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l.T H B HANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
FRID AY , DECEM BER 14, 1915
Marking 'Em Up
'■ Jr!
With
JU LIA N STENSTROM
H erald Hports E ditor
HERALD'S ALL-AMERICAN
Hugh "Tiny'1 Whelchvl
Left End
Willinm "liiiimnml ,?im Kntlor
U f t Tnckh*
11. II. "Powerful” Cnletnnn
Left Guard
Center
E . V. “Long Distnt.cc" Turner
M. J. "M eatless" Lodge
Right Guard
Right Knit
Quarterback
Left llnlfhnck
Right iraUbxck .
Full hack
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F'.i.nk "A ll-Star" Shames
.1. L. "Rrnins" Ingly
Joel "Mailuutn" Field
T. W. "Touchdown" Lawtnn
' Edward ''Plunger” Higgins
•»* n.•v*>•■i
uii ■■*j n
si x#ii■ii ini wvn
and the tie were recorded
thir. year.
Former Nfitre P tinc football
plny.ru arc finding Northern California a lucrative area. Former
Notre Dame Mara now nerving or
bead coaches in Northern Callforniu irielude Jimmy Phelan of St.
Mary's, Mnrchlc Schwarts of
Stanford, Moon Mullins of Santa
Clnlu, Clipper Smith of San
Francisco, and Duck Shnw of the
San. 'Francisco club of iho now
All-Americu Conference.
The Itonrd of (invernors of the
Nntlor.sl Hockey League will m eet
in Toronto tomorrow. The board
will consider whether to renew
the present league operating ngr'ccmeot for a 16-ycar period.
Light heavyweight contender
Archie Moore want n title trout
with chartipion Ous Is'shevic^. l!e
is so anxious for surh n bout, in
fact, that he said he will fight for
nothing.
When Moore’s manager, Jimmy
Johnston, heard that remark, hu
was almost speechless for the
first time Tr> his long career.
Finally, Jimmy said—lf fills can
he Ip re.) Into the ring with n.y
Imy, We're willing to take very
, little." . . „ .
PURVIS RETURNS
LAFAYETTE, Inti., Dec. 14,
(A’}—The former I’.n dud' footbull
and track star, Dunne Purvis,
hn* returned to the University
ns nn assistant coach and In*
struefor in |.hysirul eduction.
Purvis was d.srhiirgcd from the
Army recently.
American eleven is nnnounce.l to- Law Ion was selected ns.the right
halfback.
The Chnn.U-r of Commerce. was
^"^Like the Army eleven which
placed two hacks on the As represenletl i.y their able field
sociated
Press
all-American general, " I’lungcr" Higgins. Hig
eleven for tw o . consecutive gins wns named the nil-American |
ram, only one organisation the fullh.uk ln-< a use he’s sternly nml
I.
Government, was able to cm. gi-t fighting mnd un u wet
place more than one representa field.
tive on the Herald’s all-star ag
gregation.
WANTED.
At the end positions, the Slnto
M arket is represented .by "T iny” ,
50 PIANOS
Whelchol. lie is particularly nhlu
to snatch tlmt cabbage. The
Hollywood Shops' right end, "AllW ill p a y nit lu
S ta r'' filmn.es was- selected be
cause lie’s always up with some
fo r
f liy
AammiHii I ihI I*rewi)
th ing new.
The
I’hilnd elp ldn
P h illie s
upS|iih<‘tn, Slndiot, or
The two tackles were "Ills* p a r c n tly nre tire d o f being the
n.ond Jim " Kndrr of ICader's iln oi...nt o f the N i.tln n n l L e ag u e.
Ilnliy (armitlt.
Jewelry 'Hlorr nml the Ration
The 1‘l.illiiM Mlnrled their ieBoard's
"Tireless" Peterson. h.iihliute
t.v drafting Lou
‘‘Diamond Jim " ran outshine Nnvikoff pl-ogrnm
tl.e I'nciflc (’oust v i l l l O f o r U p r i g h t sany of his opponents while Li'iigue. fin.it
And in the pusl two
I’lttin cuse.
"’lireless" was selected hecauiw weeks, they
have laid out sume
hr ran go a long wa) oil one $0000 for pitcher
Jid.nnv Humph
aet.
W rite B irg e r W c n te r
of (lie Chicago While Sox,
At the guard spots, The Florida ries
flrrt
l.nseimtn
Frank
McCormmirk
Power and Light Company wus of tl.e Cincinnati Reds and short7011 H. F iorltlit A vc.
represented by "Powerful" Cole
Skveler Newsome of the llosman since he bus lots of power. stop
Liihelnttd, Flu. .
"M eatless” Lodge of Lodgu and lon Red Sox,
Two more players have accepted
Sons Grocery- was named to the
other guard position because In invitations to play for the west |
is fast, even though he doesn't in tile Kim Francisco Shrine game. :
They nr.- Ibid (iiske, Washington
have much meat. *
C A .T E R I N G
Brruusr he ran so a long Slnto College guard, and Dirk I
Wey. Southern Hell's “Long Lorens, Oregon State College end. j
The mime uf Chick Meehan bus
Distance" Turner wns chosen
for the center position. He wns been added to the growing list |
selected for his thoroughness. of candidates for the Job of Syra
He never proceeds with a play cuse University foot hull emu h. i
until he asks for the number Mi-chnn coached Syracuse from
nml other men on the s.punt lU'Jtl through licit. Imtar, he wa* |
can ret the piny num ler when grid mentor at New York Unlver- j
mining not of the huddle from ally mid Manhattan College.
Miliar* being mentioned protnln-l
T urner’s Information center, If
they miss the i|uurterhnrk‘s cully fur the pest include Lynn
Waldorf of Northwestern - and To All Your Bakery
signal.
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The fianford Atlantic Ni.linnnl Clarence M uiiii, assistant to head
Needs - - ‘ Bank's "H iatus" lugly was elected roach Frit* Crislor' nt Michigan.,
to fill the nuurtorhnck position. Mlinn, however says that lie has
He is i\.penally good with figures not teecived a proposal. from the: I t ’s always fje sh when
and cun count those yards like upstate New York school. .
you buy it a t ’
Another football couching loll
dollar hills.
is
open,
following
the
resignation
, , The U .,8. Government's other
Robb's
'representative
is "Mailman" of Hen Wolfson of Iaifnyctto. Coach
Home
Bakery
nt
l.nfnyetto
for
three
years,
Field. Joel ran carry that mail
Pl.cn. M4-J
and w s, chosen for his aoilily Wolfson's teams won 11,.Inst nine | 103 W. 1st
mid lied one. However, six of the 1
in that department.
Hlitre he’s been able to scorr
a tumltdown every time lie runs.
C
P A C E EIGHT.
B r i e f Kirkhsm. fotroer T.ee menfor tvho
was retenlly Veparated f r o m 't ha
Visit To Sanford Nrtvy.
McLucns said he had been oj>Leonard . f t M eL.e.a, f . n , . r i £ » * f ol
Scminole High Slchool mentor.
u,,y furthcr information nt this
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t MSanford
, ' * ■ yes' ' Sma.
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from
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tcril*X while enroute fr
m JackJack time- —
scnviiiir _ . w r . n,Tt ;,
r ,, _ . •
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j ! “ * to
*® uriamiu, "where
S S I he Mt-! D
tended the winter meeting of^the I C C C m l t l l l J J
h tS tlO n
Florida Hig Ten High * School
To
Be
In
Sanford
Athletic Conference of which he I
is secretnry-trcnsurer.
McLucus, head conch at Robtrl ’ A peace time Itegulnr Army
E. U r High School of Jnckaon- recruiting team consisting of
Vh^'riast'three1' yesni’"hss First Lieut. Horbcrt Welty and
>lllc
ln“ the *nrtt
na ^ ts ff Sgt. Cecil i,
turned*.,,r over
head yrars.
coaching
I). Hathel, of
duties of the school to W orren, the Orlando Recruiting Office,
M cL U C R R P a y s
"
will ret up n temporarv recruit Part Of Nation Lays ?"
1hp Vw
»,,in t'»»other
| s,li> ASsections.
.os!. ."V
JSnow
■,,inter
*~n.■k. a1three
*a—_ to ’
ing station In Sanford at the
Post Office un Dee. 20 and every Under Snow Blanket seven Inches deep extends from
other Thursday thereafter.
eastern Nebraska to the u p p e^
The station 'will be open from
CHICAGO, Dec. 14. (A1)—A Ohio valley, with the snowstorm
0:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. nml
applicants eligible for enlistment wide section of the nation lays of the last two - days headingin the Regular Army will be uhder o blanket of snow and law into north Atlantic atntes and'
accepted. The station will ulso temperatures and chitling rains New England.
accept enlistments into the Un
Chilling rains swept several^
listed Reserve Corps.
southern Atlantic senltoiyd stales
by insurgent forces is said to be hut Florida and some Golf slates
have imu
had kgood
weather. A
A ff*
rum the
mu . "t»vv
' whi wunuicn
imminent. A dispatch from
capital a t Tchrun suys that the),port of '40 below weather IrC
TAIIRI7. SURROUNDED
Iranian garrison ut Tahrls has • Alberts, Can., came with a proTEHRAN, "Dec. 14. IA’i -«'up- Is-en surrounded. Provincial Gov- diction of n new mass of cold
weather moving down into the
ture of tiie largest city in Axer- eli.ol llayult has Ik' l-ii forced to midwest.
^
huijun Province in noi-thero Iran leave.
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A BEDROOM OF BEAUTY
fie willl l)o bo plentted'lo
receive one of those
iicuutifiil Htookere fo r t
ChrintmuH g ift . . . ami
it will flu tter your living
room too . . O f Ivory
enamel finish Im-m wilh
large pinna Iray to keep
Iiib hhIii' h o ff tlrXf floor!
Phllies Tired Of
Being Doormat In
National League
All METAL LOCKERS
F or tjie |n?rsort who ntraveliiiR’ goes, thoFc’a no-'
thing «|iiitc b o handy a* a
locker. Kutdly packed and
eapily stored when hot In
use ami th ey hold a multilude of things! Edges arc
reinforced fo r e x tra , Avcur.
18th Century Suite
1545
F or a bedroom of-distinction and convenience, she'll like 'this
graceful period stylo in hand rubbed M ahogany or rich, mellow
Maple. Includes Bed, Chest of D raw ers and V anity w ith beauti
ful m irror.
(plus tax )
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BirdHcy’HQuality
Feeds
MILL ritlCEH
100 lb*.
Laying Mash
3.70
•Starting Mush
___ 4.16
Growing .Mush
...... 3.04
Ilroller Mash
_____ 3.06
Hslry Feed
3-30
Hog Halbm
3.07
Special discount 6 hags to
Ion Iota
"Baby Chicks" from IUL Ap-"
proved and PuUnrnm tested
floe kit
LIVING ROOM CHARM . . .
l,ove S eats fo r C harm and Beuuty . . . spring filled cur
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in a lovely floral p a tte rn , rose predom inating . .
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sm art
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Feed Mills
INNERSPRING SOFA BED
A sm art Lawson type sofa by day, a com fortable double5
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davenport leads a double life. Full Bpring construction; I
n wide choice of coverings.
bRUAKPAyr
set
316 K. 1st St.
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Kitchen Gabinets
D ress up th e kitchen for
C hristm as, too! T his sm art,
stream lined kitchen cabinet
o f gleam ing w hite enam el
will add a note of cheer to
th e kitchen and save a h u n
dred steps a day. H as roomy
draw ers and large dlah cabi
n et. .
fr' •
ie Christmas rush is
Merchandise i s
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enamel finish. Includes tab]e and four chairs. J u s t
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mirror doors for (extra cou±
veniencc. P M h ty b f hanging;
space and apacioi I shelves
id o a lk ift
It would m ak e s
fo r any m em ber
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P a lly T K w
THE WEATHER
It- S tw ai t h -
Fair, and continued rold thin afternoon and
tonight. Tuesday partly cloudy, warmer.
To P n U ct Ike P H w 'o f Ik* Worldi
To Proaoto Ike Progress of Amerlcat
To Produce Proeperlty far Sanford.
AN IN DEPEND EN T DAILY NEW SPA PEH
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SANFORD, FLORIDA. MONDAY, DECEMBER 17. 10-15
Established 1908
VOLUME XXXVII
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NUM BER fi7 * .:
Associated Press Incased Wire
1- -
Navy Spoke In
Crisis Terms
Nov. 15,1941
Nazis Planned
Mass Murder
By Starvation;
Keefe Asks If Group
. Is I n v e s tig a tin g
- Pearl Harbor Or
New York Governor I
P r o s e c u t o r s Start}
New Phase By Askj
ing Conviction Of?.
600,000 L e a d e r s !
Flint Police
Use Football
Tactics At G.M.A
.Man Who Took A Mil-lion Lives Admits It
Fact-Finding Group
Off Tq Slow Start;
N a v y To Release
11 Sinclair Plants
, illy
NUERNBERG. Dec. 17, (4V~
Ameican prosecutor* id the Nuern
berg war rrlm rr trial produced,
evidence today showing tho-G era
mans p'nnncd systematic mnaaf
tta r v a i
in tlustla which would
;.„v* vii ....Ry wiped out Moscowf
anu Stalingrad .httd- those twd
cities been caotured.
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One uf the ill top-drawer N n ^
til on trial — former Halchanutt*'
ahal Hermann Gocrlng •• w it]
named as the Instigator of the
I lanned
m a t s-mUrder-throughf
t starvation program.
And h«
j squirmed uncomfortably In thd
prisoners’ box as American pro^
sccutors read the German nffU.
clal plans the record of hi* pl«rT
WASHINGTON? Dee. 17.
AP-r- Tbs Per.rl lltrb o r InveeHealing Committee heard the
i detail* today of-how a death
trap wee pat for Japaneee Ad‘ Yamamoto. Vice AdTheodore C. Wilkinoan
the committee that he ahead with the plane .
recalled In the deeth of
amoto deeplte the rl*k
It might tip off the Jape
he Met that we had crackt h r i f t rode. Yamamoto’a
e waa Intercepted and
t down orer a Japanese
» in the Pacific by a ape| mlaalon of American
era.
A»r.oclntf»i1 PrfM)
A gt|untl of police un
injf wotljfe tactics t<
break* tbroirjrh n unioii
line a t th e 'A C Sparl)
Division plant In Flint
to p erm it General Molt1
fice employes to elite
mnin btiildinjr. No vif
ensued when th e officers
by CapL Gus Hawkins
Flint police — clonird a
through the picket line:
The police chnrgcd through
line- manned by members of
local CIO United Auto M’orker* ‘
Union—after strikers refused thc
Unitn •
• -b FORMER NAZI CiUEF of Au •rhw itz concenirntion camp in Austria. Wilhelm.Grainier stands before I police - permission to escort tho
•
he
muzzle.uf
u
loaded
rifle
a*
he
answered
niio-ulmn
in
Vienna
ami
admitted
ktlliug
a
million
per*
..SH IN GTO N, Dec. 17.
One American prosecutor dec la r^
office workers into the plant.
ed the Oerman document illstios. xniis. in his torture .pens. The t|ursi»ner is Dr. lleln licit Dnmayrr (sealed), chief of tIn. politii'al police
)—The Pearl H arbor lit
The rifrii'nl employes had
in
Vienna,
who
once
was
in
(irehnur’
«
power
a
.
it
prisoner
of
Ai
nitwit*
ami
Mauthnueen
camps.
oil a program uf mass murder Ut
been directed by Gcncrnl Motor*
igating Com m ittee IcarnSignal
Corps
photo.
(Intcrnnliimal)
stagger the Imagination.
to report for work at eight
today th a t as early as
Today marks the stal l of I ha
o’elock. KST, this morning.
. 15, 1941, th e N avy was
fifth week of the histnr e trinll
The police were on hntid because
Virtually all the 21 Hitler lew iera
of nn earlier threat by the strik
„ .ik in g of relations be
are losing their uir of noncha
ers to bnr entry to the office em
tween th e United S tates and
lance in the courtroom. All ap
ploye*.
Jap an in term s of a crisis.
parently are becoming resigned
A fter nn estimated 50 officer*
to death as punishment fi r Nazi
In an issue of a regular fo rt
broke the line anil enabled 30
office worker* to enter the plant, .
nightly sum m ary, th e N a v y AMo n G THE 20,000 PICKETS' surrounding the General Motors crimes.
.he strikers tnndu no attem pt to
Jail attendants said today only
Department noted th at the Jap building in Detroit after the company had cancelled Its contract
Early experience-. in a career
U V P I*
reform their picket line. As a re
emissary, Saburo Kuruau. was fly- with the United Automohila Worker* Union (CIO) were UAW one — former Economy Minister
ot ailing that begun us a young
—-------other office workers filtered
Ing to the United States in a ( p reaidont R J . Thomas and Secretary George F. Adder. The picket
Ruling *On~Petition man in Australia, ami la in ». ' ' ' ( ’jilIS C O f I^IT C S t i l l sult.
through tho Tm*in gate and into
peaahnlatlc mood, and that noltody ||net w ith-strikers marching ten abreast, was ona of the largeet
thn administration building with
in I t i e ''i
U re •. ■
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aopeared to bellevo that hla m i»-jcver formed,
Is N o t Expected rontinucil
(International) hiss maintained he hud no con
nection with Hitler’s machina
dinted i lido, n i! I.imi rlllh
l IHU*1 1*1*111 1I l l ' l l | { ( > - out hindrnnra.
slon would succeed.
tions. Ilut U tters bearing his
Before * January 2 I", e, I'.-K—U.' Ret; at.I .til *
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The Navy hns unnouneed it
In an earlier Issue of the re
signature have been Introduced
I’rovin elown p|i> . , ,u\ < idm-t
p U IT h v \T C 1 L lIlIIC U will release the (1 plants of the
view, a Navy Department spokesand they disclosed he pledged
Sinclair Oil Cnrp. nl iiiiTinfght
.
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WASHINGTON. Dec. 17 </P> in,; drtunnti, | rodi.etloiiH (Ji« i j
■*
man • wrote
th at the Japanese
himself
nimscii to
lo build
ouiiu a
s uGermany
. i m . u i econo- Thc
noil of the United .Mi. (inode Wes intriHiircd by King | Damage In the structure and tonight. The .Sinclair strik r’ has
The .Supreme
Supreme tCoart
Navy appeared .to he ready for
my to support a large war nuwh|lg, g r>„ie,| „ Mny ,lf ,.xr. l.iru I’lyde l.uni tw. ami follow - 1 «wtont* of the Atlantic Coast Ikeen settled by the union'* ac
anv eventuality,’ with crews at
Ine.
cutinn In Jnpsncse General Tninu- ing lh.» talk. Mr. and Mrs. Goo |.* M •"<* warehouse on Wert First ceptance of an 18 |ier cent pay
full wartiine strength.
A new phask of the trial open yuki Yamashita, under death sen presented n skit !} Nwl t ’uwunl Street which wa« destroyed F ri iurreusc for a basic 10-hour
Other documenta placed before
ed today. American prosecutor* tence n*i u war criminal. The un- entitle.I. “Too Mali) IIuhImiiiI.i.'' day lilglil by fire of undeter week.
the Investigating committee today
ar« building up their case against (ion’s highest court took the action
The I I Sinclair plants . were
During Ills carlx duy* in Au.-it • mined . otigin, nn* roughly esti
diecloeed thkt six days before
whole Nazi organlzatlona — ana at oc nnferenee after leaving the ralln. nrling in such iimdm'tid.is mated today by railroad apprni- among 53 prn|>crties of oil firms
Pearl Harbffr, the Nevy'e Intel!!
they togan by aoking the' Allied court room upon completion of in East I.Vnn, said Mr. limik*, :*en« at not . mote -thnir fafiJMIO. taken over by the Navy OcL 5
to convict 000,000 mem* tlio regular session for the day.
the trmip often truvelod t*i simrsc- No mi-mate appraisal, however, after nation-wide walkout* crip
i^n!L.w? l. ^ lcti«in,t Officials To M e e t Former Governor Re* tribunal
hers of the Nazi Eeadcrship t ’orp*.
ly nettlinl siH'tioils, uml red flutes rati la- made until claims fur pled oil production.
Yamnshita
recently
was
cun*
^ Thailand. The summary of lntelll-1
In Sanford Jan. 20 veals Great Oppor- They described the corps ns
had
bo lit to uttrurt the midi- good- destroyed in the fire are . The Sinehiir Company settle
licted and sentenced to death h> eiwo tofrom
filed, tliey stated. •
homen mlU« away.
ment come* a* the government
,lv .-* f:a n MkUbkt'affbmmlxsi'wi
.Aa. . t a m
&»*•«• tu n iU e.v J >
In
this
(In*-,
lie
s
rid,
a
liny
lot
Value of tho warehouse, more plans to get its nil w-iigc disputeBally
members rVnged all the*wa^ IrfnirW M«»lT«. He w«. cFurg.d with nice Jook the p ail o( n dying
than tUO feet In length, which finding under way. The oil In
.
he Von down responsibility for the counties*
Dy JULIAN BTKNBTROM
Dee. 1.
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| F o r m e r Governor 8pessard m r? .
quiry, which will serve ns a
child whoso lines, “ t)li motln'r,
Herald Sports Editor
......_ addreeied
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Holland
H t e ^ o U r y ?0 ^ v e f a l hundred thousanll hl<»k alrm lties committe.1 against Fill- I think I’m ■•lying," were aid by dates back to about 1NM{* during guinea pig in testing President
An exenshr* movement of Jap
There’ll b« baseball in Sanf<ml (.Tub today on "The Problems Ifadtrg. M fh of whom was sup- Plnocs and other* before the Japs
anese troops southward was noted
which time it was u -rd by the Tnitnnu’s plan to use public
next summer! At the' meeting of and
Opportunities
lea
That
El* _0##d to apy on Bbout GO house* fiimlly were driven from the Phil- a woman inemlier of the mat ly J. T . and K. \V. Railroad, was opinion lo hel|i settle disputes,
ing concealed under the Ini I. estimated at not more than will' stnrt today. On M'cducsilny
peraUona ^ o r "hMtllRfea* Thal&nd i officiala and director* o f the Ahead In’ Florida"" and
expressed
------------------in his neighborhood. Other or- IPP''1” ’
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T
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L a
a u la la a
L a i
.a a t a .t
waa •bellaved
to •be tha
firstA Iin
Florida State
leag u e Lheld
yes- Ithe
opinion ith
at the ^greatest
ganlzationa whose member* are | IWense attorneys sent an air- I’p in the gnlk'ry a young and un $1 1.000; although the cost of re- another pnnei will
hold its
tended targ et of the Japanese, terday In l.eaaburg, the league period of opportunity ever faced to be aecusetl ns war crlmlnnb* me mailed petition front Manila ask- ruly hoy recognized his littlo loo, nljiying jt. pttjy Jie ti'uirh mote. initiul inerting with, officials of
with the British possessions o f ! directors voted unanimously to by the people of this state lie*. the Reich Cabinet, the high com- Ing the high court t<> stay h i m No
^n
iloii
to
replnrc
the"
struc
thei in lliu ink* of tho dying in- ture has not yet M yn ordered, General Motor*.
Burma and Singapore Hicxt onI*d«nit Sanford to the circuit and immediately ahead If the great
President Truman's newly-npthe list .
1 (o operate on a nine club basis, responsibilities which go with It Guard
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,h"
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i
1
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-,r'm,;5
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ito"5“'tr.
Th'iiiwC!”
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m-eiiiding to
('. (linin', divi
and tho Storm Troops.
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lunnn. 1 When Peter Schaal called the are accepted.
trem c Court. The. Philippine*! ninpce with hi* shout *.f “ W int sion superintendent, but tem- pointed Lnbor Fact-Finding Board
got off to u rather alow start to
Jcourt denied Yiimssliitr's claim I *1"* Stinkerpornry repairs will Itc made to
^ ese spying activities Kbv suhm a-1 l’0*1.
l,!!ref t0}7 “ S*
Governor Holland also insisted
in its initial attem pt to solve
that the militury nmimission | Another Inrident he iecall**i| a ehurred f,o feet of it still ad day
Hnes n w r Pearl Harbor also i f.°rd Y.** ,dnllt,U; f the Sanford th at “We must see to it that
the Inlmr dispute in tlie oil in
joining
the
undamaged
*
office
T
a
n
o
i
n
t
r
Y
f
t
l
l
t
l
l
I
tie
which
Jrloil
him
was
illegal
and
|
wim
of
Ins’
experience
with
Sir
Into
the
records
of
,,,°
behind
In
educawere read
1 U U III
{fjjii tlu* I'liiliiipiuc!' civil cornU | Finnic It. IleiiNon* nol«*«l K ii ^II mi building. Damage to (he side* of dustry. Tho Imard members g ath
the investigating committee to Krider, Iirailcy Odham and your tional, social and cultural adered in Washington for talk*
should U k c jurisdiction. Tho lhd*|iu*ior who for tuoio than *jr» yrniB neat by freight ears was esti with representatives of the CIO
day. The Navy had found that
mated
at
*l.uoo.
tc.1 States Supreme Court «l*o u,recl|K,
,l|lllull|
h
l
nk'cpen.v
Jap aubmarlne* were malntafn- cungratulatinns from the league •» « “» »" l»rgely the roso during
tunumi hi
United Auto Workers Union and
has under rbnsidcration petition*
Meanwhile 15 flat ’eats have
ing a patrol off the Hawaiian president, A. L. Combs, of Gaines- the great opportunities which
of the oil companies,
in which S'amashitn rhnllnnge.1 lestivnl at Slrntfnrd ;m Avon, been placed on a siding immed officials
UUnds, and apparently were be ville.
III tl»»* t*imt rn\i*i sy iU»— were Iwfor* ua during the lP20s,"
tho authority of the miliUiry tour- nnd who after a performance in’ iately wesi of the charted build Bid It11 nitl Iniirtl
iI n
|‘h «M
ing supplied by tankers on their
The Sanford delegation ox- nn,l I10 emphasized the fact that
j,
m nort.!m illion tn try— tm. Ynmn*hitu ,11115' i r l i i M T , Slay 2, I'.'111. »■>. tug ami will a im , a. a tempor
way to and from the United
a
t
the
present
time
the
state
knighted
at
Drury
Lane
I
hen
tor
edP oTt o f u n g er ' . r i’ernaM « k « l that he be taken to \ l.s ,ary tf i ns for fur handling freight
States. A search’ of tho area tended an Invitation to the league
who™ the .nbV were beDeved to ■ to hold the next meeUng )n '■». no state Income tax, no In- Eaughton Memorial Hospital Hit* lngt-m for a hearing before tho in l.tiiiilini.
and by iiouti today will mvonunn*
c ir k l out Sanford. Tho InvitaUon waa ac- hentance other than that ncce.sl- m oving, following . \o llisio n court or one of It. Justice..
During .Mr. Goode'* association dale all needs, ncrortling to Mr.
-V
cepted and official* and directors tated by federal lwtislation, no Saturday night in front of the
Earlier, Secretary of w ar Ro.
without success.
a young actor in RensonV illslH!,
of the Florida State League will
. tax and no state Anchor Inn at French Avcnuo un I b*rt ItiUetsnn hud onlere.l a stay
Shakespeare troupe at Slratforil!
It will take some 'time to adCharge* of politics Hared anew meet In Sanford on Jan. 20, as real estate tax.
Park Avenue between the Austin! of tho execution of Yumeahitn „„ Avon,
..........he
,. said
.................
that it wan Die | juxl )l(| r |M|Mlg
damaged
today In the Investigation—this uests of the Seminole County
Pointing out th at he had terv* car ho wa* pushing north on Park pending Ir.c decision by the high . on
|in|>|;
()f
t|.v
[utter
during
the
J
time from the Republican rank*. unlor Chamber of Commerce.
ed
In
the
earn*
squadron
with
Avenue
and’
a
Sedan
being
driven
[
U.
8.
court
on
hla
Petition*.
tsummer^,'t«,|,athi*U|n
the
itV.'
?
'lie
!
b
’‘'"d*.
most
of
which
were
conSeda ................
Republican Representative Frank
CHICAGO. I)ei. 17. i/Pt- From
Preaiden* Comb* openad the President I-e* Lesher and Meade In the same direction by F. E., The court h*» oilJourued until could not swim hut liked to float. •W"**1 l" >'*cul firms, it wa
K e«e of Wisconsin demanded to Sanfortl
Pacific const to the Atlantic
discussion by reporting Fox during the last war and that Stein.
jJan. 2 anil attaches no not Relievo and ■iftontinu'N when playtinu xtuted. Juli ii .< Dltigfelib't, lorn! the
know whether the 8enat*-House
•eaImard.
uud as far south us the
to
the
body
the
-opinlonaj
given
h*
had
had
many
clo.a
contact*
The
collision,
according
to
pathere
will
l«*
n
ruling
on
Ynmnnppraurlird,
would
In,
mpad
t,{
grower, reportod Hie loxs of a Flotilla rapes, lev weather grif a
committee Is, in hla word*, "in
him
by
Judge
W.
G.
Urtdham,
|
w]u,
general
Joe
shltr's
petitions
hot
ore
then.
out
of
tho
Mreet
and
injurcl
bou
Hutchison
uml
while the urtor* airrjnusly await t'urlond of riate.4 and some cab- the country today, with little re
vestigating
Pearl Rarbor on head of the minor ieagucf,
eague^, dur
dur- Lieut. Randall Chase in this sing, who wa* ruahed to the In*'ed him, and then, just in tilin' lingo liags ho had kept atort'd ill lict in. prospect. Thus far 13
Governor Deway." •
ing t|)0
tho M|
Minor League
rua nyeeting war. Governor Holland who waa Itc* report, knocked the Au»iu»
to get toady fur hi* role, would tlie structure.
tenths have lieen ntttibuted to
General Marahall, according t o ( hc7d recently in Colui
umbuaJ Ohio.
by Mayor Ed Higgins, pital In the Erickson ambulance.
coinu cal ml v flouting down tlie
. his own teatlmony. aaked Govar-, PrM,dent f omb# gUUd’
The cause of the fire has not the cold spell, and sub-zero wea
■fa tiJ-. that introduced
said he alway* liked to come Ill* Injuries included a fracture
river'’
j yet liecti determined, ucconliag to ther leading* are eoinmonpla< e.
nor D«w«y not to reveal the f .c ti Judfg Bradham .aid he did not hack to Sanford where he had of tha upper arm and rluht anoui*
I’lnn's for the l.ion'a daini' at Fite t hief Muck Clevrlnml. .bdm
The weather bureau says that
J th a t this country had cracked the believe that aine or even ten many dosq friends, and added der blade, u head concutBiou, a
the Srmlnola Country Club at * llennett, fin'tuun, was the first there would lie a alight modriation
Japanese code. Democratic Sena- club leagues would work p u t to that he had >alao served with hip injury,
Uceratluna, at*
5:::« o’clock Saturday nveniit.', l<» report thn fire by trlenhooe in the extreme cold with in tlie
tor Schott Luca* of Illinois
- *»UvM .aany
n y satisfaction.
cordfoff to Dr. Orville liarka, at*
Dee. 22, were tllscuaaotl, uml it, after- lie bad come out of the next few duys, but t ’liriatmas i*
•equently told newaraan th a t he^
(*g n u | |
gradd olo J. C. Chase In the citrus wars.
lending
phynician.
Governor Holland said that tha
was requested that th e , membe.-* I’rinress Theater at U:20 o’cliK-k. likely to to an ley one in a largo
w°uld / . k the
U’ ,n; man01* ", °Orta!dQ‘ b L .t'.ll, tool: public unit* of this state, the
Porter -Lanaing, Jr., la 10 y**™
I lnlni* toys tn give to I'hlldiio of and a fow seconds later an tin- area of tb« country.
tm»
‘,®. "*'*the floor end told ths body that various ~*tato—departments, the
H
arnltt-R
orttger;
an
tho Mi'fhodliit OiiidretTs IfnivtJ
cams
counties and the . cities, are in Porto?’ L ^ i ^ g of _ 25H2*Sanfor.i
of the cnyinc himsi' in u city uf Buffalo is -lowly digging
tapr w nw . .............
Avenue,
and
recently
received
ten
club
leagues
were
In
opera
announced
yesterday
afternoon
in
S
L
iis
s
f
e
s
s
c
'
«
s
r
s
*•
■■■*•'■Army
i"-* front
excellent
condition
to
play
their
pickup truck veiling "Fite."
itself out of one of the worst lilixed th at he had reason to btllave tion and were more successful
to I:--......
conduct the mw
Salvation
hla
letter
for
playing
on
the
A
Leesburg
that
he
plans
to
meet
(Mien'local firenu-u arriveil, tits /.utils in its history, u blizzcrd that
th at Governor Dewey knew about then than many professional .parts in the future growth of and B aquada of the Celaryfod with Munager Edward Higgins-of dime board next Friday.
this
state.
The
S
tats
particularly
wurchuuno was nl,lure fiom end dumped from .'10 to 48 inches of
the breaking of th e Jap code be
■a today
today.
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* Is in a sound financial condition foniball* team for Seminole IliK" the Seminole County Chumber of
to cail, end several. explosion*, snow in the city streets within
fore he was informed of the fact learuea
Petor Schaal was called bn t o 1 ------*ado- ------» the School. He was intending to go Commerce this afternoon to dis
necessary
to
some
of
probably small tanks of acctylero M hour*. The coldest spots in
■[ by General Marihall. And today discuss tbs nine club schedule.
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JOBLESS BENEFITS
out for basketball this year, ac cuss further the possibility of th*
'g a s or gasoline, mcnucud the fire the country still ure Fort Peck and
Senator’ Keefe aaked hi* quts- Schaal said th a t he could draft
|r«silsM * frees f i ( f o » i
cording
to
hla
parent*.
Brooklyn
Club
operating
a
train
who included many Navy Mile* City. Mont., where the mer
tion—whether the commit toe I* a schedule In 'Wtlh.li each team
Unemployment
compeukation fighters
Mr. Stein, who live, a t 1101 ing school hare.
men and rlviliun volunteer*. The cury dropped to SP* degree* below
Investigating Pearl Hqrbor • or would lay-off ev ery ' nine deya
payments in the amount of 115 pint
Magnolia Avenue, w a. arretted
Mr.
Itoettgar
said
that
u*
fur
fm hi uf frame, inctul cover zero. Iowa Is all tolow zero, and
Oovernor Dewey.
or e ahedule in which eacR club
according to Pollca Chief Roy. <*• a* he know, there has been no were ninja to I poison in Semi ed construction, was about t.'iO low readings ate common through
would play a double head^t once Dr. IlojBcoe Stillman
Williams, on a charge of driving definite action taken as lo whether nole County during the week end feet long, and located nil M’est out the Dakotas. In Chicago, the
every nine deya. In other 1vords,
while under the Influence of in tho school will or will not tie held ing Dec. 7, C trl B. Smith, ( hair* First Street, '•! the heurl of dowr- mercury plunged to six below.
Di<
led Saturday P.M. toxicating
suppose Sanford wee the club
liquor end waa re- hut said the discussion with Mr. man of the Florida Industrial tnwu Sanford.
Throughout the south, tem pera
Robberies Reported
laying off tonight. Let1* *Uo
d on bond ponding trial.
Higgins today will play a promin Commission, stated.
Arrival soon after of a fire ture* rosr slowly from subDr.
Peu
Stillman,
reTotal payments uf unctni toy fighting
By Police ^Officials suppose th at Leesburg 1’*playing
j(
PM
ent
part
in
th*
dfc*»i°n
by
tho
freezing
readings during the mornr
truck with nine men from
ormerly of New
Dodgers.
*- . .
. men! compensation thioughou-. 1hc* Sanford Naval -A ir'Titation ing. while on thc Pacific roast,
i r . s l l s t r t Om F e e . p>*f)
1 Saturday after!
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Mr. Itoeltger ;>ointc<i out that thc State were In the amount’ uf under the command of Lieut. temperature* dropped sharply to
Tha regularly ^hadulod meat
Tbgft of an automobile from
noon a t nit home,
ho
1470 Palmetto
of the American U glon will be this will not be a baseball ichool $121,0111.50, an encouraging de; Comdr. IV. R. Dougan. uddod two the freezing and near-freezing
Oviedo; a pair of pdnto from the
Avenue.
over the total fm tho hose lines to tho seven in opera mark. Im* Angeles recorded a
rooklo ball oU yer. but a claae- creaso
* H. A A. Stare and a frustrated
Dr. Btlllntojti who waa born Inf of the C ^ptoll-L ottalng I g * for
week,
$144,270.00,
if(cation school. Brook /n will ptpvlous
attem pt a t robbing the Peninsular Ralph E. Muse Is
June 4, 1871, In Greenwich, N. Y h.Td tonight at 7:80 o'clock at tha bring IU already aignoii ball pli>- Chairman Smith reported. The tion and saved the brick offire reading of 10 degrees. Seattle ht.d
eglon U lu t on the U kefrord.
building and records and also eld 31. uml Sacramento llkewd»e shlCoacrata Plant, were among the
moved to Longwood PPHIreupon hla
for workout* here who nave numlicr of claimants receiving ed in preventing spread of the vered with thu thermometer at 31,
Back After 4 Years tirement
reports on the police station reago because Commander Jack Rocco will Pr«- era
not been assigned to Dodger farm Payments decreased to 7,25l> from fire to nearby tank and freight
cord today,
of ill
the pest year
teams. Tha Ulant they display
wore 01
but slightly dan * car, in OltUmobde grey
.Ralph E. Muse formerly with and a
been an In—
,40tH’
, ° f Jweek
l X of P>|*
thta^retair
!1 car* which
were
ng (tho
report,
■
_.
during this period will determ ine aur
t northwest
> to Marrlanna B. the . rhth A ir “
__. . . . valid. He
itillman movto which farm team* and lo what 4.6MI were tnale and 2,G|l were ^ , ^ 1 1 . * fire If not checked,
stolen from Oviedo calved hla diecharga and return ed to
Longwood 10
Membera of tho Pilot Club un- classification they will be assign- ftm tlt.
might have aorcud to nearby Bur
a t T ^0 P. M. Saturday night.
ed to Sanford after
months ego.
der the chairmanship of Mrs. At M e
pee Seed bellding and tha business
. Xobertg Jama* Wilder, n .|
captain
H
unt
will
have
charg.
of
the
SalFletcher Bolls i* chairman Of
Saturday
dl-M rt.
vitlon Army Dim# Board* and the Chamber of Commerce Base
“ We appreciate the assistance
PETERS K N IJ8TB
kettle on the s t w t Tuesday aven- ball Committee and ha* conducted
of the Navy’s fire department,
negotiations to date with tho
John Peter*, Jr,, of Banfonl was and tho volunteers also civilians
Brooklyn official*.
leal week eworn into the rcgnlet who also assisted us," said Chief
Navy. Young Peter*, 17, took Cleveland this morning. The Navy
tho Nevy oath a t S tate Recruiting sent eight men from lie Fire
He app«*l*d
f»**tor reaponae
In
Jacksonville, Department, and there were 25
A turkey ahoot will be held on Headquarter*
th* lakeshor* eaat of the Hotel Dec. 13 after preparing hit en naval volunteers, according to
..... at.........
Llaut. Dougan. T. II. __
Adcock S
the Niavy Rt» ......................................
Mayfair a t 1:30 o'clock Tuetday Ustment papers
afternoon, and .also Wednepday em it ing __
SUMon In Orlando. H e i“ F ” 2/c had active charg* of the
afternoon. There will aleo be ia the ton of Mr*. Btofaner P. I crew. All available apparatus
sbacting competition for h*o« and Peter*. Rout* l, B or 81, San-• was rushed to the fire from the
local file department.
gobbler*.
..laH I fanl. ’•■ - *
N
Supreme Court
Reginald Goode Is Damage To ACL
c :j
Gives Yamashita Speaker At Lions ju r^ L
Execution Delay Meeting Friday |
.
1
Florida State
Holland Talks T o ,
League Admits
Rotary Club On
Sanford To Loop Florida’s Future
R23& 'BJ'sSS M '»>""*
•» t
Reported Out Of
**54 Dagger ByHospital
Entire Country Is
Within Grip Of
^ c y Weather
Dodger Official To
Meet With Higgins
Today On School
£5. K." Ju l “3..* hr. rs3?7i2- h“_'‘f?*..’2ih
\9 A
SaS.ttriSKifis'JK
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n m r iv t A i!
the Sanford Herald
*»n ■u nnaif a m i
*!.»-*ti:i *r wa'ii'Mi sirr
Id move.
I. ,'l. 'AH!' 'TflKT'S AN"UDDER"
Blessed' Atncricd
taqao
ponton n«l, and was assigned a
roorrt. raster, again by telephone,
another m ajor was sent to the
same room. The second major
called the Bureau and asked it
Mutv ninny nf us Americans ronlly appreciate the hless' inys wo litilslLmilly enjoy, in comparison with the rest
hi 1he w orld? A Cleveland nowrtpnper muni Lieut. Col,
K n l r r r i t M ■r™m« r l » « n
► cl.h -r XT. l a l t l . nl t h e l*"««
Philip W. P orter, returned front th ree years aboard as a
,|1 S n n lu rri. I 'l n r W n , M.idrr ih
sta ff officer, w rites h eartfelt appreciation of his country
,< I V m r t n n l U s rrfc «. I*SIT.
, alid its m anifold blessings.
I I O l . t . t M I I I.. OHA.M
, Ijlll..r
He Jin d s him self viewing fam iliar home scenes w ith
uanov ubas —
j “ the wide-eyed wonder and delight of a newly arrived im"
mrascrui*Ti:»> o a t h *
I m ig ran t.” He cannot get used to “ this fo rtu n ate country,
I’u s a M - In K i w i " '
U r C n r r l.r «c*li . . .
....... feem ing w ith com forts, conveniences and w hat seem downiw*T' s'm J,“enbt in EurSpe ulid A frica.” HiThiis often been aboard, but
ti,is>. rig h t lu x iiriis to anyone who has survived three w ar-tlm s
TnrdT in BQVfcr felt hoforfe “the impact of if totally d ifferent and fid-1
• •tv a iim l staiidarrl o f living”’ th a t he flnos nbw In his o<rn
■ & T . : ? favmvd country.
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Europe is, lie reports, a world totally unlike th e one in
which we A m ericans are living. “ It Is’ a world In which
■"'rMi.oiM j blasted buildings nfy normal, w hefe no people, who !get
V nS jT/il" ■vnotigh to eat a re the occupying Am erican and B ritish
"'•J soldiers." Nobody there hns nn autom obile, or Could buy
—
- i gltSrtllne fo r it If he hnd One.
I"jr. "Jtrti - 1 ’ L eather shoes a r c ‘so scarce th a t ninny children have
!n e v e r seen nnv, and adults have had to m ake one pair last
ndl'rr.w.r , nix years. Food, clothing ahd housing1are all on a sea lit th a t
m'
'! would lw» shocking and Incomprehensible to nn ordinary
""
American. These reports a re of Hiich th in g s ns u visitor m ay
,r
jylthoiit seeking, The /oner life of. millions upon mll\ n 7 T rJr» lio n s 'o f people like diirselve? Im difficult to imngfne *f>d
rlikely to cause shudder.
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KNCMTWaiMdKMUUWIKKWWw
FLOWERS BRING MESSAGES
OF
DOVE
AT
Ch r i s t m a s
See .o u r d i s p l a y of
w reaths, corsage.1*. and
potted plants a t
Avenue
jHjM' " U lit lx Jft is I r i n
u* • '
t WE llEFUSK HiK lllII.K WK
A sentence o r two hurled In news dispatches from
KY HAVE T il A C C E IT ONK
IB ORBATlY tilS U K K : lio- W ashington may w e ll's e t the nation and the world to
Sid thy king lAtiwtlii unto the®, pondering. Dr. J.U. Oppenheimer who headed th e Los
leak anil ruling upun nn n**.— Alamos laboratory w here the atomic bomb was produced,
loUhow
A WY5KK OK VKRHK
F*r The ItoysI Air lure*'
(From . The' l.omlou P.Oly
graphl
You were a« KwtliUld when
* war bugun,
Unwaapoixsl, hellili-**: Imi
llopo was Vaunt
T h a t ' the Inhuman cannot
the man.
T hat • davilry | h tidal: i
endure*.
Thus confident, you fought, am
fought aloini.
.
Often, at night,
hw trd‘ym
going hy
And longed that yuu, bound uui
was speaking before the special sennte com m ittee on atom ic
energy and insisting, as he hns so often recently, th at con11'd o f.th e bomb m ust be se t.u p f o r ‘V world as it is, not
ns it ought to be.”
Here is realistic Ihitikitg—"th e world as it is." T here
isn’t tim e to m ake the yoVld as it ought to he.” But th e re
is tim e lo m ake controls of atomic energy to fit the1 World
us it is. If it m akes the problem h ard er— this leulizution
that nations, like people, a re less lhim idcul—it does not say
thy solid lop id impossible. Mankind, clever enough to un
cover the seyrets of utopiir energy, h as the ability to h it
upon good m easures for its control.
«
rn'r-.v-wi
I llnly, iliMcovcin the truth of his
I musing.
The Red Cross gave him a
sweather knit by one 1 Mrs. Alice
Rradfiold of Emporia. She — as
seems to ha the custom — stIsched n slip of paper bearing
bar name and undress l» the
sweater, but she loft pff the
"Mrs." In due time, the soldier
received the sweater and wrote
her a nice note of appreciation.
Kcalty Troubles
)f
Business is business in the real e sta te games as else
where. And It is n atural for m alty men to push th eir busi
ness more energetically than usual Ju st now, when h o
many thousands rent-paying people are seeking homes of
th eir own. But a wall is arising in New York and various
o th er places t h a t m any agents are over-doing it, and
1,1,11 "high-pressuring people into buying houses they cannot
hr Pity for.”
T his is som ething that an ethical and conscientious
••It realty m an doesn’t do. Such nn agent is as much concerned
about doing an hnnest and conscientious job as he is nlwul
u,,’1m aking a sale.
Hen. Onuir Bradley, a director of the V eterans Adminis1t rut ion. has been telling a conference of m ayors th u t th ere
"a,, should be laws against coaxing veterans Into buying houses
ihr they cannot afford. It m ight he difficult to fram e tauLoufcr,n*i a te .s u c h a law. h u t the principle is sound. A first-class
I -re a lty -m a n is as conscientious about satisfying his client
perm anently us he would he if (ho deal were for him self.
As nil nftcrtliouKhti ha ndde'd:
“ IV S. I suppoaa you ore-m ar*
rlad."
i
W hat tha soldier didn't know
is th at *Mr*.
Rradfiold
an
>*■*»* «e*
w-w, *»■«!* la
pav OB
w years
aid and has throe great grand
children!
•• •• —
Lovelier th an any o th er g ift a t C hristm as tim e is
a w atch—a w atch to tick aw ay pleusantly th e
m inutes in tl|e Yeitrsi to
■ com____
,_t n e a r
e-of _______
someone
and dear to you; From ouP o u tstanding holiday
selection you will find th e w atch you w ant to
give^—th o w atch th a t will bo so happily received.
DRIVIK nt the army truck that cpj*
IKiel with Qcn tremge S. Patton1*
car near Mannheim. Germany, wo*
T f f Robert L. Thompson (top) of
Camden. N. J. Foiluwing Uie acci
dent. which broke the famed gen
eral'* neck, Cpi. Salvatore Dl Her*
nardn {bottom I nf Port Chester,
N. V., gave bided tpr a tranifiuion
lo Patlon.
(iaUm ational)
0«6 worth of aurjilu* *u|i|>lleK for
(Ijrljlan conaumpilon.
Wondt'i
w iy tha army bra** bat* don’t
bllfn these commodltlr* up toi.
a* . Washington Murry.(lo*ltound
iky* they do.
ntanded that tha fact f|nd*r«
set tin the question of wage* and
prteba before going along -with tha
hearing. The union maintain*
th at the oil fnduatry can give ita
i employe* a HO per cent raise
■without increasing price*. Man- Soldier Wonders
j agemant take* tha oppoiito view.
The government board. went Into Grandmother "Is Wed
I u recexp without deciding the l»i *uo. The coitf*r*nc* will b* reKMPORIA. Kun., Dec. 17, m —
. sumed Inter thlp afternoon.
There are time* when being a
fly on a wall can have It* ad
How many time* have
;Wounded Deer Turni? vantage*.
wished you could - be that
! A n r i P t i n v i r n a U n n f a M you
insignificant- and unnoticed Just
ta hoar wbat someone had to *ay
about something? The chance*
are th at such hocus-pocus will,
never exist outside of fairytale*
but Just tha same, it would be
fun to a |t on a certaid wall whan
a certain soldier, now- In northern
If ;
any cause whatever and have
now votad to Hlrike In violation
of their contract. Whrro contradtural obligation* bocuma a
mare scrap of pnper, thorn enn'f
be much progives.
The war 1* over. A liurk pri
vate hn* tentifini at ti Cutignwslanal hearing that this "Pcntagmi
Boy Scout*'', lho "bcmi'iluliil fourflUihere," and "the urUlocratlc
phoney* nf th* Pentagon ensijo"
wknt a large etanding army in
order to aupport the officers bocable they don't want to work.
Tfil* i* what vou call fn-rdom of
Speach with u vciigcamrc.
jp j CTTT.Tfiera 1* an epidemic uf iiil iuctua
ihrnughuut tho
f)raaiilng
latte, tne U. H. Public
Unifcil
R ndth
•rvlcu ' advises, soniewlmt too
ita to do u« any gooit personally,
“or the .week ending.Rue. K, thenmra| tB.fliU new cases. Ilnwevi'i-,
ifluunxs is not as serious as it
•dd. t o 'll* before folks learned In
o to bed a* noon as they develop-
Association.
The
area
exlend|
p are ami cover* g^nu sq u g rr
■H.,inl'm|t_mit IhuL Fliudija
dored 8(1 percent of all the ptui«* j aiilhiiu
phules usiul oy ilie Attics during , and rv
I be war. Governor Holland men- hot pti
tinned t!|a cattle Ioniums, naval wound)
stores, vegutslda industry, traps- when
lu rtution as other major. Florida
fh
industries with s gloat fu tu ro ., ned to
Air transportation, particularly, | •''tier*
he said, Is coming Into ita own. j °* *1*
Joint Unllgan snnnunerd th f to- oac*
reorganlsnlion .of th* S em inole -th # an
I sntnly Junior ('humlu'i' of Com- Run *t
tnerre’ and called upon the ■Itotarinns to give it there undivided J»UI I
support. President Las lusher j*1*1,
announced that ihere will be no d e e r '
Make
Satisfied.
Cuat^mers
husIncM Is built Ih nujgh aat/gflfd ctf
'«
hack to our *(or« and often brU
w ith them . And It ia because we know
natlrnal!
■ten. -a- .
High! now we. are featu rin g th e
P erfect timepiece* net w ith precious atones.
*.
'/*
i.
6,1 ■
cionary
Ueh whnw experfthi
generation.
Comfort, wearing qi
imains with l l 1 at
Haiigtng was ino ' JJJNENBURQj Mm i ,
Miss PuMutm, i who tnug
tman l» worrlnl
belirvo# uric*
be relnumsn! on
l.unrii'
■ house was on fire.
:n
}?
_
r
*
j
u
11uilli uis
was in
throwing
raw in j
as man:
w m
things out tha wtndoi
�Naval Air Station. Hr nerved "ifr
(hr Navy for th rrr ami a hat/
years, l&i nionlhi of which w4»
spent oversea* in the Pacific
theater of war.
Social Calendar
*
MONDAY
T; The business womans circle
, II meet a t the home of Mrs,
C S. Rockey, 1310 Park Avenue
5 7:30 P. M.
> The P ast Matrons Club of O.
**, S. will meet a t the home of
«. -a. Joe Corley a t 7:30 P. M.
1 * the annual Christmas party.
W
- TUESDAY
The Alathean Sunday School
ist of the First Baptist Church
a J hay# a covered dish supper
'•
the *annex »t 7:00 P. M.
All
! mbers are urged to attend.
‘ Pilot 'Club will have Xmas
V Iner ahd meeting a t ' Mayfair
.tel at 7:30 P. M. Members
1 requested to bring gifts for
ks Community Christmas .tree.
be Beardall Avenue Citfle will
it e t 8:00 P. M. It is request-
ed th at all members be present
The Trulhsfcekem Class of the
F irst Methodist Church will have
a luncheon Tuesday a t 1:00 P. M.
a t the church annex.
WEDNESDAY
Business
and
Inspirational
moating of Womens Auxiliary
will meet at 3:30 P. M.
Philathia Class of Presbyterian
Church Will meet for covered
dish supper a t the home of
Mrs. M. Green on Jew ett's Lane
at 7:00 P. M.
Mrs. Edward Kircher
Addresses Elks Club
Mrs. Edward Kircher will de
livered the principal address dur
ing the 3Gth annual Memorial
Service of the Sanford Lodge
No. 1841 of the BPO of Elks,
which was held Sunday afternoon
a t 4:00 o'clock a t the
First
Presbyterian Church.
A mixed ensemble of the Semi
nole High School Glee Club un
der the direction of Miss Ollie
Reese Whittle s a n g
Getlscholk’s "Holy .G host. W ith,L ight
Devine" and Maker's "Beneath the
PAGE THREE
THE S A N f )RD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
ONDAY. DECEMBER 17, 1945
Miaa Shirley' Smith, and Miss
Jackie Brotrhc have arrived home
from F.S.C.W. for the holidays.
Curtis Barber of Miami has
arrived to sj
Mrs. Troy
iy his sifter.
Alfred Robson of A tlanta is
visiting his parents Dr. and Mrs.
J.N. Robson.
Mr. and Mrs. Sant Synhoff of
Jacksonville recently spent a few
days with Mrs. M. j . l)urak.
Friends of Mrs. W. A. Eachary
will regret to learn of her (lines*
at the Formosa Sanitarium.
Billy Johnson, air cadet, ha*
returned home after receiving his
discharge from the Army Air
Corps.
AMM 2/C Richard 8 . Levy, son
of Mr. and Mrs. S. Levy of Celery
Avtnue is expected to arrive this
week from Alameda, Calif. .
fhmu. r*A«iicu nui«rt uim tin in*
vocation 'ah d benediction will be
iven by the Rev, W. P. Brooks,
r. Mrs. Frank Vemay will be
et the organ.
ter, Sandra -Xee 'o f Hollywood,
Departed brothers since the F la , have" been'kecent guests of
last memorial service were Sidney Mrs. Jewell Chapman.
A. Rive, Phil A. Leonardy and
W. J. Thigpen.
Mary Ann Whelchel a student
of Breneeu. is expected to arrive
Wedneaday to spend the holidays
L e g io n Auxiliary
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A s s i s t s Charities 11. a Whelchel.
J
TERRACE TALK
Santa Clnus in me to . town
morning with n fanMr. and Mrs. B. F. Ganas are S, iturday escort
car. horns Mowspending some time with relatives
aml nil the children wavin South Florida.
.
hint anil asking if He
rWci'.rd nhcii letter • • • nulling
P. R. Bach is expected to a r afoi'nd town ut the same time
rive any day front Barnsville. m * CRAPY DUNCAN wearing
Ga. where he is president of his dark glasses . . . hr was knocked
freshman class at Gordon Military dqwu at the fire Friday night by
Academy. He is the son of Mr. one of those (towcrful hoses and
and Mrs. Philip R. Bach of the water damaged hi» eyes . . .
Jewel* Lane.
CLYDE RAMSEY wns wearing a
datk" duit . { . MONK PENNETT
Pfc. James Emmett Herndon, in « brown suit and hat . . .
son of Mr. and Mrs. R.E. Herndon MR II. C. DUBOSE crossing
of 209 East Fourth Street, is f rom the Atlantic National Bank
spending a 13 day furlough with toRoumitlut and Andcrsons . . .
his parents. A t the termination lilE l’T. RODNEY WILLIAMS
of his furlough he will report to all dre*sed to suit the rain with
Camp Swift, Texas.
cap covet and handsome raincoat
. . MRS. R. (I HICKSON with «
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Ginn fierkv black hat driving through
have returned to their home at own . . M.B. SMITH trying to
1710
Sanford
Avenue after piss tin..ugh the traffic . . .
spending the summer and fall LIEUT GASTON with his younjj
months in Cincinnati. Prior «o son looking for Santa . . .BILLY
their trip home they flew to the THIGPEN doing some last minute
R est Coast where they spent •hopping . . . MRS. MAC HUD
some lime.
DLESTON also looking for Santa
. . . the fire Fridav night brought
Mrs. J. C. kHtchell and Mrs. ‘h* town's population out in
Thomas Kirkland attended the pojnmu tops ami what not . . .|
about a thousand people werrj
Candlelight Service
For X ma s Planned
esbyterians
(Virmla of the church jflihed with [vice nntl h r hoped that
tncmi*r* of the rungregation Ini would do mi again this yr.ir,
the worship at this special »er- j extended on Invitation to al
1 he Christmas Candcllight ser
vice wWch is the annual presenta
tion of the church school of the
First Presbyterian Church will be
given niC Sunday evening at
o'clock at the church build
ing at Thiid Street and Oak Ave
nue
i.ast .-ear, according to J. A,
Bistline. Sunday School superin
tendent. »his service was one of
the highlights of. the. TmliJny
season and the church was filled
tti overflowing "by those who
wished to worship by participating
in this colorful ceremony. The
program wa* under the super
vision of Mrs. George Touhy, di
rector of the senior young peo
ple's choir, anil she has been ap
pointed to head the committee
ngniij this year.
The iio g iam is a balanced com
bination ot music and pageant,
telling tlie story of the Nativity,
and because of the impressive-
Mr. and Mrs. George 11. Cross
havo arrived
from
Colorado
Springs ,to spend the holidays
with Mrs. Crusa* parents, Mr. and
Mrs. II. J. Lehman and her sis*
ter, Mrs. W. S.. Brutnley. Mr.
Cross has recently received his
discharge from the Army and h#
and Mrs. Cross will make their
home in- Jacksonville.
NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS
W E W IL L H E O P E N T i l . !► I \M .
T H U R S D A Y — F R ID A Y — S A T U R D A Y
-Sgt, Ernest Jw-Braddock has re
turned to his home in Enter
prise a fte r serving In the Pacific
theater e f war for approximately
30 months. He recently received
hie discharge from the Army.
'■ 1
»*
Nell Powell, son of Mr. and Mra.
C.L. Powell, and I-co Butnrr, J r ,
son of Mr. and Mr*. Leo Rutner,
have made the necessary arrange
ments to enter University of Flori
da in January.
Ray Fox, O.D. Landresa and
.Tame* Ingley have returned home
from Auburn, Ala. where they
have been investigating the pos
sibilities' of entering the Univer
sity of Alabama.
K ta 'i iht prwmt pttfwil
l 'A billfold trimmed to UdrUkt
dim sod tuhiond'U
tvths gal who will dan Ji It
Wnh wmdosrd pau caw,
iV
-iSpibMCret hide* w»jr. In few
colori »nJ An*l*oth*n.!
. Yowell’s
SANFORD. FLORIDA
High Whelchel Jr. son of Mr.
and Mra. H. C. Whelchel or I01G
Magnolia Avenue Avenue arrived
Saturday from Kennedy General
Hdkptlal In .Memphis, Tenn, for
a thirty, day furlough.
The following students of K.8 .C,
W. have arrived home for the holidayse, Camille Batten, Mildred
Robson. Audrey Bach, Martha Per-----* -Pagi
^ " i y l v i a Meisch.
kins. -Martha
and Dot Morrison.
Marshall Smith has recently re
ceived his discharge from the Ar
my and has returned to Sanford
where Mrs. Smith and daughter,
school there slid in Mount Vern Vidky, have been residing during
on. Penn. He entered the Navy in his absence.
1931 and Was stationed at the
Sanford Naval Air Station but
Pvt. Harold Chapman visited his
was recently transferred to Leido mother Mrs. Jewel Chapman at
* cords discovered here.
111 Cedar Avenue for the last
three days but has returned to
Fort Me lerson in Atlanta. Ga.
where he is assigned to the hea 1*
quarters division.
dr
Lieut, and Mra. R. W. Duncan
and son. Stephan, have moved
th*ir residence from 24fiB Palmet
to Avenue to their home in Mar
ion. III. Lieut. Ducan has been
stationed at the Sanford Naval
Air Station for 18 months.
Afl A dvertised in
Ja n a a ry “Seventeen1
Mr. and Mr*. Clifford C. Graeey Jr. qre guest* of his parents.
Sir. and Mra. A. Foater, at their
home 400 Palmetto Avenue. Mr.
Gracey was formerly a second
class petty officer In the U. S.
Naval Reservo and was recently
discharged a t th* Jacksonville
Correct Men’s Wear
WednrMlsy so don't
__ _ forget and
be miic to come out in your l v t
holld ay spirits.
Home from schooling by Kay
Rilci goe* as follows: Parents
who were quite nil .right now are
looked on as a fright . . . Ki'ls
who'vr been away a while treat
M e e t i n g is Held
their homes like durance vile . . .
Mother undergoes » change mak
By Magnolia Circle ing
her look very strange . . ,
The Magnolia Circle of the San this will make the parents gay
ford Garden Club met Friday at when their offspring goes away.
2:3Q P. M. at the residence of
Mrs. F. D. Lieske on Palmetto
Avenue with Mr*. C. L. Powell,
presiding at the meeting*
Mrs, J. L- •Emlnlaor, guest
spvukrrT talked concerning ‘•larg-l
ends 'of Yuletide.*' The roll rail
was answered by each member
spelling and pronouncing the name
of the shrub or flower specimen
brought to the -nieetin.
Mrs. C. I„ Irwin gave a report
of the recent conference ineeiing
of Garden Clubs held in Cocoa, anil
the visit to Mrs. Thomas' garden
in Cocoa was described by Mrs.
S. C. Dickerson. It was announc
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
ed th at ten potted poinsettlas wero
to be glyen to Welch Convalescent
Mr.
and Mra. N. \V. Stripling
Hospital in Daytona.
of Lake Mnni»e announce the
Those attending were Mrs. C. L. Imi tli of a daughter, Marjorie
Powell, Mrs. A. L. Lyon, Mrs. S. Jean, ut the F n nald-ljiugnlim
C. Dickerson and Mrs. J. I , Embi- Memmiul llnspil.it on Dec. I-.
isor nf the Dirt Gardener's Cir Mr*. Stripling l- now at her home.
cle, Mm. J. B. Crawford. Mrs. C.
L Irwin. Mrs. Betts, guest, and
Mrs. IJeske.
is the former Miss Irene Bird of
Breckinbridgr, Okla. At the te r
mination of their visit in Sanford
they will go to Enid, O kie, where
they will make their home.
NOTICE
Members of the Sanfonl Gar
den Club today* called attention
tb the fact th at It la against
the law* of Florida to cut cedar,
holly and yellow jessemine. They
hare requested that citiscn* of
thia county cooperate and help
in the conservation of these trees
and vines.
Treasures
from our Wonderland
of Gifts . . .
Diamond Rings
Stone Set Rings
for Ladies a ml Men
l/ovoly Gifts of Crystal
by—
CAMBRIDGE
LOTUS
T IF F IN ‘
DUNCAN «fc MILLER:
Ruinliotv A rt Gians
• ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mr*. It. B. LaBree of
Longwood onnouneo the marriegc
of their daughter, Helen Marie,
to Mr. Jam es I-ane of Sanford on
Dec. 15.
D resser Sets
Sterling S i l v e r
Com
N ICO DEM US
pacts
CHADWICK
Hummel S ta tu e tte s
TTUNCTUN
Rook Ends
foi i> oauao in hogtanco . . .
01 'i p to (hot uuablci you lo
e n ji/ Iho ujo ol lino poftueie
lio '.y , ond evo/y day. For
voi ory in bogfonco, ihoio'i
olio D.!cinoa, Poole Dtoom
and Hco'lbeoi.
RAINCOATS
Thrill them at Christ*
m a s with a “rain or
shine" coot. Reversible
woo) plaid coat* with na
tural color linings: Red,
Blue, Brown and Tea
combinations.
NANCY
Figurines
Ladies and
Men’s Wrist
Watches
LEIGH
MINIATURES
We have m any o th er g ift item s too num erous to m ention nml new s h ip m e n ts
a r e a rriv in g daily. See our wonderland o f tre a su re s for you ond those you hold dear.
YOWELL’S
SANFORD
WM. E. KADER
Jeweler
Rhone S57-W
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�ALWAYS THE V o l u n t e e r
NEW
(Ah—A
YORK
w on
observation after he turned in
three false fire alarms—all from
th a neighborhood where he served
ir-aeflined fVwm Paee nm\
Ol'tiiV- 12:45 K m . Dally
LAST DAY!
W ith
JULIAN STBNSTROM
Herald Sports Editor
TUKS. and WED.!
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K '
50UIVUOM
RADIO fAHS #
sK tw A w w of
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V
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JACK
— A dded—
Al
Trace's
Comedy
' lla m l
.
4 *1*+•
fi xOt l
i*di«
Ufl AMlcHt
JKtlljn BfNOlk
litlif WOORl
Halt Vlliil
Comedy
Paramount t*
News •
A few days ago we were in
ever aeon in t h e . way. «T
formed through the "grape vine"
dressing room*. W hat I#
th a t
several
Seminole
High
Wrong with making ia troo I country loo m uch 1 for grsnted.
School students objected to our
statem ent such a a J M l I ’Thm. Wo only • wish you could, have
column tha other day In which
condition existed ■ and we
we rem arked th a t the locker
Men some of tha natlois id
merely need tha situation to ' Eprope. They were ruiued in
rooms beneath the high school
further
Principal
Hermah
•
auditorium actually smelled.
more ways than one. Why are
M orris' plana fo r the ■con
For the life nf na, we can
th tre always warn - In Europe!
struction
of
a
field
hooee
not understand why anyone
Because those nations ovat (hero
for
the
m
.of
atudont*.
a
t
don’t have thin country's, f n a iwould object to such a state
Seminole High. .•
ment. I t Is a fact and cannot
aat asset, free speech.
This column doesn't. Intend to
be overlooked. The statem ent
We would'like to commend
criticise anything or -apycne urn
was (He truth. We walked
Mr. Herrin for already fcavleag it la strictly on a construc . tag taken action in gelling a
In ther(e ope morning and
tive Beau. Tha condition >of the
rigid bouse c o n e tn ic le ^ a t .
dressing rfo n u a t Seminole u p i»
i« a ln o ie Iflgh School, m e
m eh auxiliary firem an during in a deplorable condition and
plan is certainly worthwhile.
th at situation tireda to bo ellmlthe war.
U .w f don't like whuL you're
noted. We fully realize th a t offi doing wa'II tell you about !l in
cials a t 8 cmino!e knew this anS print. If you don't like what
they w ant to correct It too, ag we're doing, tell us about It.
soon aa possible. Bo w hat’s-wrong
A question la never M i l l e d
with the public knowing th at
by gooelp hut once It la pub
there-w as a rotten place in tb f'
licly . .dlaeaasad and Milled,
apple and the school atttharitltg
tt la >usually settled, and
were doing' w h at they could to
rid themselvea o f th a t bad; spot.
We don't know who three
student* e re but we would
llhe to aey this end hope
person In Haafqrd ■
g t| every
sit up and lake net k ei
yoe students think th a t we
re nude a statem ent th at Ift THt CNlV
.
M
, T *. *2’V V S I
•f~ANIMAk -. roGotwmm
down and write as a U tter.
WeTJ print your U tter right
here In this column, .word.for
SHED
a
word. The point we’re trying
THIM
1
to bring out Ja this: What
yew here te aey about- t h i s .
rolumn U worth printing.
Send your letter to us, atef.
PBINO a SS
LAST D .V T
<7T«mte“ fn profe«»ltm*!"b»*Btj»lt;' V g l l U '
I t was announced th a t opaiilng
date* would fh u l-* DeLand a t
O f
Dnytuna Beath. Ht. Auguztine at
'—
Palntka, Gainesville at Ocaln and
NFW
Orlando a t Leesburg. Sine* San- , ,
ford la the newest member of NCIHea tl
the longue, It will, In all proba- go to Ku
blllty, lay-off the opening day. motT, tha
Mr. Schanl was also directed to. . lw, u
nChedalo league opening dates on „ , .
a weekday night and permit the Poland,
visiting clubs to have their first from th
Sunday game a t home.
Tuesday
The umpiring situation was j*y
discussed a t length and directors hours bel
voted to set a maximum salary WM en®
oT“ I 20B per month. President pnaumtmi
Combs said th a t he planned to American
pay |200 per month to the ex- j vanIIon a
perlented
umpire
while
the I !” Xn*!" ”
rookie official will draw f 17fi. | l,p’ They
The league adopted the Gold- j tin and
•smith
mlth sifte**»
na tbn
“97'' knaahitll
baseball as
the nffl.
offi _.1 ■ I__
cial bal| and voted to enter into
a three year controct with the
Goldsmith people for procure
ment of baseballs a t f l 1 .7 (S n et
per dozen.
Others present a t the meeting
wore:, A. E. Folds, A. L. Combs,
Gainesville; Peter Sehaal, Silver
Springs; Knrl Bussey, BilPStelnecke, Harold Hyman, St. Augus They recclvo only 1,000 zlotys
tine’ Harold ICoettger, Daytanu monthly nay In government*Joh*
Beach: Bill Page, Doyle W.ood- and have little with which to
russ, Jim Connerly,.DeLana; Je ff work.
Emerson, pjdstkaj John Gansar,
The WarsaW-BIsIystok medical
Orlnndo; A. S. TIertoug, Jr., A. council requested the government
W. Nev.-eit, Bill Brazier, Lecs- to urgently send n supply of nnlireplies, disinfectants and dress
ings.
.
M e d i c a l Supplies
The ministry of supply answered by sending each doctor
Scarce In Poland one
bottle of rinagnr, one-ludf
iwckage of eom-coffee and a
WAKSAW, (/P»—Doctors In Po small packet of washing powder.
land are having a lough time. SOX
n .PLATE .VALLEY. Nab, (*>—
While hunting. Bob Lotentaen n {
a eandbur in his mlttan and triad
to remove It with his..’teeth. A t
the same time he took a deep
breath. The sandbur went dawn
bis throat and Lorentien. w ent to
GAINESVILLE, I>ee. 17, (Ah— a hospital to have I t r ^ o v a d
The University of Florida is- lr.
the m arket for a new football
coach for the eighth time since
HELP. POLICE I
1022.
EAST ST. LOUIS, 111. (/PI—
Meeting In Jacksonville yester
day — the State Board of Control Raymond •Cardella suffered a.W t*
refused to renew the contract uf te r humiliation soon a fte r hla ap
pointment ns police chief in sub
le a d coach Tom Llcb.
Y.|hen he was notified a t his urban Alcoa. He parked his offi
car here while shopping, and
home in Gainesville of the board's cialto find tu t only the r t f i
decision Lieb aaid he had no imme returner!
red light but the siren to boot.
diate comment to make.
Florida's mentor told the Associ
ated P ress he had not been offici
ally notified of the board's action.
The board also authorised Uni
versity President Dr. John J . 1i- For Your Christmas
■
• - . ' • ! -I '
gert to begin a t once tq canvas the
field for Lieb'a successor.
Supply and Hunting
Tha group adopted an entirely
new athletic nollcy designed to
Trips — See ’’
bring, tho Institution into a new
are in alhlcirs.
Yesterdny's action was brought
about by Governor Millard Cald Bill'd Package S ty e
well’s recent blast at the Univer
sity to chart ’“a course lor t!io
and Bar
future'.''
• .
New GriaCoachTo
Succeed Tom Lieb
• • ,. HWiSN ATOMS - .
BERN. Switzerland, (/PI—The
Swiss government luw decided to
co-arillnatc end expand its re
search. work on atomic energy.
Prof. p. * Scherrer was named
chairman of a commission to
study civilian and military uses
of atomic cnorgy und to cooperate
with private industry in possible
civilian uses.
112 W . 1st.
Phone MO
In (he m eantim e
Buy
More
Bonds
VICTORY!
fo r
»
The Christmas rush is
on.
O PEN 5:30 P.M. To Jay!
In Orlando. To. keep Sanford
from laying off. Sthaal would
h iv e Leesburg play .OaUnd* the
firs t gam* .and then have.S an
ford play Orlando the *eond
game of a double-header. > The
loop official! directed' Bchnal to
draw up a Unallva acbeJu’e
bach plan and present
S er
n a t the next meeting.
.S e h a a l stated during the meet
in g 'th a t aa far as he knew this
was the only, nine club Iriwue
(hat has ever attempted to
MONDAY, DECEM BER
SANFORD. FLORIDA
THE SAftFORft
f*AGE FOUR
Merchandise is
scarce—Buy now^ be
fore it’s too late.
MOF^lSS
— IN —
"BOSTON IlLACKIE
BOOKED UN H U SPIUO N
fA R R I'.IX ’S
A tr o n i-
PACKAGE
“TOPPER”
IlkM U
STORED
BI0(i. jkcnt*)14&
w ith CARY GRANT
CONNIE B E N N E T
Before Gl¥l workers were called out on strike, the U A W -C IO refused
an offer aimed to Increase wartime take-home pay by at least 10%
Read the background and ask yourself, does this make sense?
CHV.VDOLET
.HERE ARE THE SIMPLE
FACTS:
‘, .r *•« O .V " - , >•*».; .$
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la During the last year of the war, the
average General Motors hourly-rate
worker earned $56.93 per week.
GET O U R
•own, in statwaftev akrie, In orymy •♦rileA of Amotiok, |
lubniatr Ibicughoui
ST in th at d e e p -a a ato d public cw tfidvnct ang.prefere*cd
which aia exprewad In tha itatement— "MORE PEOPLE
lh r <k Sftrring and
O O T O CHSVROUir DIALERS FOR SERVICE TH A N TO
A N Y O TH IR DEALER O R O A N lg A TIO N ."
.
demand for GM prod
and services is enough to keep
our plants working at the wartime
leyei pf 45 to 48 hours weekly.
Under this offer, the average General Motors n.
hoiirly-nite worker would have received $03.44,
for the same number Of hours for which he Was
paid $56.93 during the war. This is at lonit 33%_
ninire thdn he would have received in January
1941 if he bad whrked the same number of hours
then. The union rejected the offer. The strike §
chritinuek. 'JThe woficcrs are getting nothing. ! -
• b
tngme
FIRST In total volume of oar and Irvck aervlco In town after
4
The UAW-CIO turned down a
proposal Which Mould have given the .
average ^ worker $63.44 a week.'
••
SPECIAL
determined to amount to an average of l3 v/i.cents"
per hour.
*.
This is based on actual records of the money paid
I
.
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.
, ,
,
and the number of people working. T o earn this
monej tjiey worked an average of 45.6 hours per
S IX -S T A R
SERVICE
and called the strike. This offer has finally been
; . During the period of shortages, we plan to oper*
ate at this rate, barring work stoppages' dac' to
causes beyond our control. In fact, some o f out*
plants were working 48 hours a week wfiert tjhe
id. The number df people' eminversion is completed rttld oltt4
faculties ore in.production1^Will
. v o v 'r i f i i l i '
lore the war
hat does the UAW-CIQ want/
Government figures say that the w st of livirg
hits gone up 33% since January 1,1941. A s already
pointed out, General Motors has offered this
nrtuch to its workers. Bdt the imion insists )<t
vomits 30% more than present rates, which are
already substantially higher than 1941 rates.!t*
battle cry iB “52 for 40or fight”—52 hours' pay for
49 Jiours' w ork .'
<
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r " n r — * -v r t n r n v ............ .
’' " ’'"MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1945
t :a
i~ p . c r c r»' ■ h h t
THE SANFORD
U L S X N FUR P m i R l U
J l ’ia iaayuB i
■ ^ a n L . ii T "
-satty s
r ;'
ROBERT A, WILLIAMS
• a ws
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REAL ESTATE-BROKER
Phone 732 *
• i H -F -
■"T
Atlantic Bank Bldg.
- ^ORT SILERIDAN. HE.' W l— ?
German war prisoners here did
work worth $6.^20.500 during the,
fire* 10 months of 1946, the Army i
says. Private contractors paid'the I
government $4.33.1 500 for POW ,
labor, and the remainder of the
work was performed on military
i Retaliation*.
•ATOM' GAMK EXPLODES
NEW YORK. (/P)—A 14-yearold hoy ami three 13-year-old
Corn Ail Y’ou W ant ..................................... 3.65
Scratch All You W ant ................................. 3.85
Hay Best Grade Timothy ......................... 2.50
Peanut Vine & Molansen .............. .............. 2.40
C itrus Pulp New Crop .:...............................2.50
Besl G rade 20'Y Dairy Feed .................... 3.75
ZM .
Br
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Also a complete line
Tuxpdo Feeda &. A rm our’s Fertilizer
Make our Store your Store
m
HUNT’S
, TUXEDO FEED.
Cor. 2nd Sanford
Phone .158
**
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Venetian Styles
•
Gold F r a m o J
m im irs
v
Single or Married ■
Ages 16 - 35
Experience Unnecessary
• Paid • while le a r n in g
• ..Wooden F r a m e d
• m trra r*
We iils/i retilace cracked, clouded or broken m irrors,
cu t and fit >new glass table lops, windows add
m irrors.
SENKARIK GLASS & MIRROR GO.
114 W . 2nd S t.
Phone 320
■666
(old
U lin n .
(IM .\
O u t ol the a?
a r:J iiito civilisProtect y e a r
a n d pt irc-1 p r
sien s a g a in st
Insure th ro u g h
a^ y p ey a n d be
tc:n your n e :d ;
IN rROBATE.
TO A LU
WHOM
IT M A T
lV \ v r.lfN:
N V tlfr 1% hetebt i h m that M a i *
lib s u n k o h>% t.U l h i* fin a l It*
as A tlm ln ialrj«or «»| the rat*t«v
\m trr* I N t U I
fR jt
*hr h>a
k>« twtitl-*n (or flu v l
.lit f 'V O
and th»t hr W ill >|*I*4T *
I.* lltr
Hofcs.ftfM
It
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B i .a
A\»«ttl)r J u .li - <>t S- min.tl# iV a v tl) ,
I’lutM a. »»n Ike* D t h «UV **f )Sf*
ik ltlbvl, 1*•a
B p H M a l of
und ft.r nitut 4 l »*h»rte a t A4a»lao f the f t t i l r n( A n d w a
1*8 \ UK. ilrr* i««tl
A*lc»tr
M A R T IN S T A N K O
TM ll.ETS,
SAl.VKa
AN
i i | i: m i
V
M
» ii
SERVICE »
beyond
th e
CONTRACT
t l i c c t n r i f co , o
H. JAMES GUT AGENCY
UdiAlt>i •*! tWV ' r>talr M
An«lr«e«v # |V%tlR.
Preparations
PHONES
U««ray^«L
To 4 N 0 4 S
lUfrpf,
••I ol K itifotil, F lo rid a the
*1) of I1*1 -lllllcl . A
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It.
M.
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H|h t IiiI M n*lri lit t'lo tn celi
C a rla u d \V Hn<nc»r,
1
solicit n
loi
c u in u rr
N tir ir i; T«» i m u u
S4JT- \V l< I’AIIK i:it. 13:
::o :i. 3: 01)1 Oi «i m. v . a . cn»
A |v O. IS. r «*
tiff. v«t»u s. \Vlni|«>(tt It |Mrk*r« IV*
t.-ml.int
U ITNI'SS my hniwl an d ’ u(( «-i.il
*»«*al a l Hanford. r io H d a . thl» 21«4
«t.i> i»f Nuvembvr, t i l l
I* i\ IlKItNlHVN
%*lrr)i. r t r r u l l iV n i t .
t.loyil l* |t.i%lr
KssU«*tt«»r fur I’U io t lff .
tC lro u il Cuu rt Hral)
H.in
T I U : H T A T K O.*
K t O llll> A
T%»
PrnPFlsrn, I'nllfnt nl.%.
M ltK IlA M l'AM S.
who»a
rra
rr$|t||r»nl in ap
tltii.*' U u n k n u a u :
in 1h r f'lrrtill ( V it fl *»f
A *twtirii M il ul r»mt»L.%lt.t hav*
iiitl# r.id a l)', KIo i M j . In 4*lianrrr>.
mi liif t t n lii'r ?t. 1'*IS. in » tcria lti Itiac h r n - H U d ;%*.iln*t >**u hr««->
Mill 1 a»r. •I|v»*i«v l l iiio ln iirnillftK/ fi»l tllv t u f f hi T h o m ia W S i'tu ii
un . 4 lil»r«*vlnl**«l till* «*f vvliU'l* **»•• 1•>■ *• pra atnl) .•«• Ih rv tfu fv l « ......
Vo'ii m e
I* ciivdiir 1I1 P.'i*#* I'arhei. fliln
%i<nk)a&»**Ksa>
•^Frequent increases "
• Overtime pay
• Paid v’tiraiions
• Taxi-cab h e r v i c e fa
TO
U W N IM I.
\v ATlei.Y
ALAI AM A
\t*y are h .f e M »r»luirt| ih .l
IN THE SOUTHEAST
More people drink Atlanric Ale and Beer than any other.
It must be...
ItLint! >*••! to Lr alibi .tpl'FiAl brfoia
.
SPECIAL NOTICE
APPLY CHIEF OPEKATOIt
8 - 5 weekdays
S aturdays 8 - 12
3 to 5 Day Dry (Teaninjr Service
5 Day Laundry Service
SOUTHERN BELL
TEL & TEL CO.
Wo recommend t h a t new custom ers send th eir
laundry last three days of week.
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Phone 475
RENT
l l l ’N T,
M lSK -H R O PS - - t .U T I O N
| Wrejk»»il
NAVY SICKETARY Jam es V. Forre-tal (second from left) Is shown os he
congratulated Admiral WilllamF. Halsey following his promotion to the
rank of nvc-slar admiral of the ilret in Washington. Looking on are
Fleet" Admlrajs KrAcst J. King (lc(t) and Chester \V. Nimltx (fight),
auevesaof to King as Chie(-of Nav al Operitions.
(International)
IV 1 M L
- jh u l m h l v Clfrto
(V«i t
i v ' n o i RT ttl* T ill! T n f \ T \
J t iM .ii m : r i \ h i >: u i i \ t i .
» f\T K
1*1. OH I |k %.
in* h i : n o : i» t \ t i : ok
A N U I l O r l*A V l.l K.
tii
OPERATORS
Starting Rate
6 d ays----- $26.00
III RXlM N
C le rk
t>( I ir*-nlt
11% 44 U* III \ T
I *r|‘Ut>
I'letlL
«4%
|fVI«lt «\»urt Keull —
io.irtii.it W. S^eticrt.
K o lld to r for ft*Uinliff.
MAaTF.H** s Al.l!
TELEPHONE
W i HkVe—
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LEGAL NOTICE
N otice I* hereby./ Riven that
I,
the umlerelRnM* Special Master in
Chancery, urnler and hy v irtu e »1
» certain (Inal decree entered In
that certain rau«« pendlna In the
*<rrull I'/imt of Seminole C ou ntr.
Klnrlda.
i\ herein
Helen
M arie
Melech le p ln in tlff .-lid II. H. I.uiir .
.lit ‘ Trustee, et ul #te drfrnd u liia,
«fl|l an M onday, the Tth day of
January. A. I).'ISM , In front o f the
court hoUHr door nt Hanford, Kentnn|e County,
Klnrlda.. o ffe r
for
o l e .a n d Sell to the blakent tilddi-r
•dr *s»h the folloerlnR i l r u ' I I M
land altuaied In-dtanford, Kemlnnle
Jvuh ty, K th rM r. m m a im rilru ln rly
leeCflbed. as fulloWs.
to-w it:
>11 of llloek J. T ie r IS. of
the Tow n of Hanford, •Florida,
a re n n lln r to r . It. T rn ffo rd • .
m ap fherrof r r r n n ln l In
llooh
I, !>•«.. f>-*« of the I'Uhllo lie .
eards ef fL-mtimle County, F lo r l.
da,
aaid aatr to be innde to rn tU lv
A-
T i b a C irc u it iV u r t In »n.| ter R rm l-'*quir^xl i%
n-vfcr igwii. t l e -n -th r
^
«l*ty o f . iV fe m b e r .% I* i» iV a l N t |^|,
w I*«a • C H r r b prt> r v r t f o m m ill
‘/
rntrirvt -icalh^t ) oil
Il l« p E d n n l th.«t t h u rit2|M»n ' (lt|
l»» |'ul>!l«hvl its Th«* SdMoW l H e r- tn^,
a now «M|wr
In lUn*
ford.
Hfm inolv
C o iin tt,
I'lertd i.
•unoo each
fov fauir
liv e r n I v
I V I T . V liS mv h*n4 •>«! a f f k ^ l
•cal at Sjinf«ir«t th th« Wnnljr «>(
S.*mtt4 *lr. S ta ir %
»{ I'io tn b . Ihl« H r
2-fvl *li%
> uf N o v * m h r. \ |t I M i
friends, injured when the ehemL
cals they w ere'pouring into cap
sules exploded In a Brooklyn
apartment, said they were, “ mak
ing atom bomhg.H
NOTICR o r
p a g e f iv f
y
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SEMINOLE COyNTY LAUNDRY CO.
A CAR
819 W. 3rd S t.
iM A M g C V V
Phone 475
(l4.'<«- t< r .
You Should .Know
RENT A TRUCK
( V ,T O N )
You should know about Ahe 30'/,
(o llisio a u i upset automobile in
su ra n c e ' OTfered by the Slate
Farm Mutual Insurancn Co. If
you ' carry |5 0 deductible colli
sion or upset insurance on your
car or . truck $50 *la <le«hicted
YOU qRIYE ITI
PHONE 200
STR1CKLAND-M0RR1S0.N,
' _________J _
______t
.4 l\ \
I ' All. If anptbbr fender la damaged
H ff
LONE RANGER
.■Hr
I'LL START SOLD
ERIN' THE TANK
PAN. GIMME A
BOOST. ■—
S U R E -A N D
I 'L L L O O K
TH IS B A R N
O V E R W H ILE
Y O U 'R E D O IN '
IT WON T PO NO GOOD. THIS
PLACE IS BUILT S O U P . AND
WE CAN'T FIGHT “RUCK“
M ASO N'S BUZZARDS WITH
OUT A G U N . r = r r r 7 v r z T
UG+r PAN *6 HOR5E
STOP H E R E 1 T}4EN HIM
I LEAVE WITH
WAGON
>00 S A D D L E S O M E H O R S E S
M E E T M E AT TH E C O R P A L i
GO N N A
AR P
STC P
CH ECK
HANDY
AT T H E
L’P
AVAN,
C N
i
BARN
THE
r -
-?------ — '
U-DRIVE IT, INC.
L’ %*.
• If you had ROT. coverage you
J could re t both fenders repaired
by paying only f 20.
M E A N W H IL E
fin
t<> ..Jo
lev;
tl'.in
iw.r fur the 60 i
nt .at
r i p c J J d l U I n g Mock*. Ileady.-m U ed C onerele,
nks, r w u r e l o Fehcc F ast, \Vell C urbs and
;
M arkers
~
i l p -
>u j
would
coverage fn
Q v P ^ U L R Q B IK S O N
void jinnies.
W H Y 0 ID V O L
t ill 17t-J. Cut the BEST for
L^US.
•
,
I .ijfk l • r*.d
TOW
H E f? A L O N q ‘ . r e - :
HONEST CHOC. *m s S
NOT MV iD S A f l INFVS
WONT GET
PACKED d o w n to w n
O U T U N -/
WHEN I CAME (— - —
—7 BACK t— ci.
-
LESSt S
— \ OGIVE.
araO t h e r e L - ; ___ f m
w aI
- 'J . v C
Phone 1241
Sanford,- Florida.
liM k ir
MOTHER BOUGHT A
'REAL MOTHER GOOSE
BOOK.MU'MR? TO--J
BRING TO GLORIA'S f
H A W K JE 2
M V MAMA BOUGHT I Y A M -*! YOU
GLORIA A BIO
J GUVS DOH'T <
TfPDY-.BeW.FQR ■
VHUMAEN
WHILE H E 3 IN THefiC
PTCW NGTHCW OQ'
I CAN SIT OUT HCi2E
—
— i AND
'ML TO GIVE H E R /P ^ W A lrF L L 'THAT
t W ATCH
W P E C K ’vJ
• M S O A T C -*1W E O iG *
GOiNG TO FLOP DOWN
' HE«?C LIKE A H lT A N D C U N J
D C tv s e fc u M P e o M E -* - «
i AND let the n e at p e r s o n
CA PEVME
•* ' -
y* I
Our expenence abould qualify uf
46 *iva. saetorista ■tlrea-advlca.'
Our boat bat for keeping yeur
car running smoothly Id to have
your Urea checkod regularly, U>«
oil chdhged oftaa, and Oad only
!»r>
3:
V.
n iA C T U K C I MAS
soaaoB yA caa.
r
�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, tw irling 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.
C A TK IM N G
HABIT
plays nn im portant p art
in everyone's success. . .
The hnbit of being
well groomed ahould
be s ta rte d early J n
life . . .
To All Your Bakery
Needs
H'«
LANEY DRY CLEANING CO.
..
alw ays, fresh when
you buy it a t
Robb's ,
Home Bakery
Your clothes will lust longer if regularly cleaned
110 E. 2nd
MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1945
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA
PAGE t ! X
10l W. tat
Phone M4-J
Phon
FOR RALE
t'OR RENT
WK’L I/'T A K E CHICKEN
MOUNT VERNON. III., T/P>—
BoafsVrnin’a mate Uc 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.”
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 W ar 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 a t 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 \ls lt and
of St. Luke'sEpiscopal
Church; donations to our shut In.
Marianna, will l>e neld at the
Signed; The Dabney Family
little ' Cha|>el, with the 400 boys
__________ _____
PAID IN FULL ..
PITTSBURGH, Dec. 15.. (A*)—
Food end clothing-whtelf- the 8r i vntion 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
n a n was Fred Goldsmith. He bad
always been looked on as penni
less. but bank books and other
statem ents showed he left $33.
000.
.
PLUMBING
R epair work a specialty
F ree estim ate*. P rom pt aervicc
All work guaranteed
Roy Wall .
618 Mellowvlllc A ve,
Phone 813-M
LEGAL NOTICE
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. WANTED
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 - W est 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 WANTED
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 8 tore. 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
W ire-W rite a t once! Kulenwlder ORANGES, $2.50 bushel shipped
Station.
Mfg. A Distributing Co., P.O.
Box 3351, 010 Lancaster Drive,
Orlando. Phone 21730.
KAILEUS - 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.
RAYMOND M. It.ALL,. REALTOR.
■"TECORDS- : 'AM the latest -popu- . l*hOTWr ntVML*
WANTED TO BENT
lars, string music and'.album
acts for Christmas gifts at
SERVICE STATIONS
Real E state Sales— R entals— M ortgage Loans
your music store, The Music V e have in “ Stock- How . NOR
Box in the Princess Thca»-v WALK TRUCK TIRES in these
Dependable Insurance and Bonds
sites:
CLOSING OUT ALL
Phone 060
Room 4, Florida S ta te Bank Bulding
050 x 20
000 x 20
120g x 24
TRUCKS AND
WANTED
BOSTON,
</P)-One
700 x 20 1000 x 20
THAIKHH
could be unaware that if
1100 x 20
40 Dodge IH -ton cargo — $710 750 xa 20
good stock of truck tubes. SHALL upright piano • call 744 winter with tho snow, si
*43 Dodge Pick-up — — 850 AlsoA.M.
Prevail Seville. Fla.
’42 Ford 1)4-Ton cargo — 005
NORWALK DISTRIBUTOR
WANTED 4 foot So-HIte her’41 Chav. PH-ton cargo —— 775
Phone 2104 *
tllixrr Distributor In good con*41 Chev. IH -ton cargo ------- 875
dlUon. Phone $322 - Oviedo,
’40 G. $1. C. 2 H-ton 10-whct-l
Fla. __ ____________________
sell:
Monarch
cargo
005 MOVING-Must
Electrlr range; Stew art W arn
•80 G. M. C. cab over eng. van 750
SMALL
carriage for 2 ‘a
er Rcfrigeratir ;R. C. Victor .year olddoll
’380 International 2-ton —— 350
baby.' Phdne Mrs. A.
Radio; Living room suite; bed
’38 Dla. T IH -ton s t a k o -----450
complete; 3/4 Red; library
*40 International tractor, big
tabic. K. H. McIntyre, Sanford WANTED to buy or rent
Urea
—----- 750
Ave. a t Glndcrville.
•43 B. II. T. Mack tractor like
ruillo, Mrs. E. C. Irvine,
2500
new
Park Ave.
BOYS’
bicycle,
Jr.
site,
20
inch.
•40 G. M. C. tractor,
Phone
002.
COO motor
MO International tractor, D-30 FIVE room furnished home, San BUSINESS SERVICE
K-H motor
1000
ford Heights section, Imme
T h e
E i e c t i o n i c
H o m e
’42 G. 51. C. Bus, 2H-ton. like
diate possession.
DODUU • PLYMOUTH
new
— 1505
Robert A. Williams
PARTS
ANI)
SERVICE
Dorsey trailer, flat bed -— .- 250 Phone 742
Atlantic Bank Bldg. 100 Palmetto-Ave. -Phone
CMC Dropframc van trailer - 260
Xlngham 24-ft. frameless van CIRCULATING 'wood” heater and DO YOU need a plumber! Cell
wood, 1005 E. 4th SL, 6 to 0
trailer
050
Iloy Wall, licensed and ex
Trailmobila 28-ft. stainless steel
perienced. Prompt.
courteous
fram eless
— 1500
service - Phone 8IH-M.
•43 Black Diamond 30-ft. van. 1040 PLYMOUTH house trailer,
newly painted inside and out. WE ARK lull v equipped and
Ilka new
1500
New truck tires. See Earl
know ho* to recap your tires.
We also have 200 other trucks
Toney, Lake Mary.
Natural rubber oi synthetic,
and trailers to choose from. Gua
we protect li.e sidewalls ol
ranteed to undersell any truck SMALL saddle horse with saddle
your tire. Jones Tire 8ho|>,
dealer In the country.
and bridle — Then Stiles, 2032
Cor. 1st and h3m, phone 008.
KNIGHT TRAILER t ’O.
Willow Ave.
2281 W. BRAVER ST.
PII. 5-2851 INCOME property — Six apait- BODY AND Fender dents, paint
injury or fading should be
JACKSONVILLE, FLA
inent property on Park Ave..
corrected now to combat aging
close in, completely fumishrd
and weathering. A new pain
COLEMAN AND FAIRBANKS
with modern turnjshings. This
less method awaits you at
CIRCULATING OIL IIEATEKS
apartm ent has been an attract
YATES AUTO PAINT *
AT F RIERSON’8 . l ’hone 23.
ive income property for several
BODY SHOP
>«ars. Now paying net in 108 N. Palmetto
Ave. Phene 371
ATTRACTIVE dog house. 3 ft.
come of 15 perccn on asking
x & ft.
$20. Phone 707.
prico with rentals at approxi WASHING machines rep alred mately pre-war level. I con
and all home appliances. Cald
USED TRUCKS
sider this properly an excel
wall General Repair Shop, 70'
NO prospect of new trucks. Mvet
lent income investment.
North Mills, Orlando, phom
the
need
for
trucks
by
buying
( one of our dependable used Fred >Wl llcnurr. Real Batata
2-1072. Prompt service.
Itoum 2, Florida Stale Hank Bldg,
trucks.
Expert Auto Repairing
liione 1040
The man of tho family de- V
HOLLER MOTOR SALES
Barfield A Jackson
________288 W ^ J s L S t.________ BED room suite. 6 pieces, solid
in cunnceUon with
pends upon all of the latest *'
walnut, springs and mattress; Yates Auto I’elat A Body Works
LIVE minnows, Bullheads. Day-,
Sola
bed;
chairs;
table
and
reelectrical conveniences and
Phone
371
light Smith G r o c e r y . ____
rord stand, good condition,
aids
in
the
modem
office, store or factory The
reasonable. Can be seen from
FULL slxe baby bed, Innersprlng
2:00 to 8:00 P. M. Lleui.
m attress, good condition, $13.00
Electronic
Age.will
bring housekeeping up to
Waggoner, 001 Magnolia Ave.
Also girls bicycle, $16.00.
the same level .in modem living. The Elec
/ Phone 108-M .________________
MISCELLANEOUS
tronic' Age will bring better living and more
GOOD celery farm on BeardaH
Avenue—20 acres 10 acres til
loisure
by putting more oi the burden of
BORROW HERE WHERE
ed. THe reworked recently — 6
PRIVACY IS RESPECTED
housekeeping
on electric eervants
walla. Priced a t $300 per acre. YOUR natural desire for privacy
I f you «r« looking fo r ftffwd
in
„
n
i
9»iey., .metier*. I f s t r i c t l y
y farm a t a bargain,
respected here. Friends and
It. F.W. Bender Reel Estate
relatives are not queeUoned ■entlal to efficient car perfor
Room 2 — Florida State Bank
about your credit. Your em mance. Our expert mechanics and
Bldg.—Telephone 103U.
ployer o r # business associates Sun Motor Analyser assure sells
• ill not hear of your personal faction. Come in today.
bicycle—18 inch
HOLLER MOTOR BALBS
affairs.
There Is no cause for
0134.
T0.'iS embarrassment.
Reasonable credit requirements. EXPERT service
machines.
No co-makers on money loans.
Electric Irons, l .. --------Variable payment plans.
cook stoves, bscktd by ID years'
FAMILY LOAN COi
Florida Bask Bldg.
Phene 33
FOR YOUR furniture need*— SEWING machines re
Sea W alter Beal a t Mather
makes. Williams' r
Furniture Co., phone 117.
205 W. 1 st St.
After All the Gifts Are Open: After
That Christinas Feast - - Let ’em
Have ICE CREAM from
BEACON DAIRIES
Place Your order now fo r A delicious Ice Crcan
Cake. One layer of th a t good old Rum R a b in , ant
A layer of rich cream y Vanilla topped and decot
— ed -w ith -Whipped- C rcaxtir-aen-CH -tw elve -to aixteei
. . . . $2.25 each. Also th re e layer Qt. Brick in
dividual cut and wrapped fo r your convenience.
Place your order how!
BEACON DAIRIES
Phone 153
Analytical Minds Now Bring Yon
—
A Rich Reward In
i ^ U i s u r t living! ^
... •
and NOW -
wtu« your ELECTRONIC
AGE home, hero are a low ol tfce many features which
will prevail hi year ldtohea!
LOST & FOUND
NICE 4 rworn 1
AfCV KTttntd
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.
L08T: Duck am
last Wednhad
notify Angel's
ward.
(SIS THERE GOLD1I
P N
Y O tlR g S jri^ -*
vCEIXARf*
4 Bs
if
Cl
will improve
�* .
la
U n ity
T here I f, S tren gth —
THE WEATHER
To Protect tha Peace of Uie World i
To Promote th* Progress of America)
To Prodnca Prosperity for Sanford.
VOLUME XXXVII
mh.M:
f t
I
DENT DAILY N BW SPA PEU
Established 1908
.C IO Strikers
* Hold Picket
Lines At GM
~
Actor Gets Bronze Star Medal
office?w orkers did net attem pt
to break through the picket line,
although two of 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
attem pt would he made to inter
fere p ith anyone .who went
around the cm f of th e line. But,
said Rodgers: “We aren’t going
to let anyone go through the
lino." L ast night, Flint’s police
chief said he hod been assured by
the union th a t pickets would not
“ attem pt 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
for a 30 per cent wage
A demand
increase. There were rumors that
the company would make pay
concessions in return fo r a guar
antee sg ain st unauthorised work
stoppages. Ford has not y et ac
cepted the union's proposal to
discharge or fine wildcat strikers,
but the company is proceeding
with wage discussion* amid in
dications th a t a satisfactory
solution may be reachsd.
In W ashington, a ’fundamental
tarlproblem of government fact4 -finding m___
ust be decided before
_ ie
_ oil
■_ -wage board is able to
reeume its deliberations. T hat’s
th* question of whether profits
and prices are to figure in the
wage studies. Industry opj
the idea. Management r t ,
sentatlves say it would bs the
prelude to w hat they consider
government "snooping.*
The difference of
opinion
. nearly broke up the l i n t meeting
vm of the oil w sgs fact-finding
board. .However, the oil board
now haa decided to oak Secretary
of la b o r Lauds SchweUenbacb
and Economic Stabiliser John
Collet fo r an opinion whether it
should relate possible price ad
vances to recommendations for
wage Increases ,
BRITISH DENY STORIES
LANDO
i
f
t
Associated Press Incased W ire
num ber
08.
Harbor Probe S h ow ,
inow CapitolJaps Had Broken U.S. Code
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
pro penal would Rare put IS
centa an hour eatra into the
pay envelopes of Ita union
employees. Hut a lte r 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 w ith an
incident at the pldnt of 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
e n -e
ra ..to
office, w
wot*
era
to en
enter
a
SANFORD, ■FLORIDA, TU e s Qja y DECEM BER 18, 1945
Office Employees A t|
Flint Plant Denied )
P Admission By 600
Striking Unionists!
DETROIT, Dee. 18. (AP)
— The Ford Motor Company
haa made a concession In Ita
w are argum ent 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 a ta ri 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 th at the Increase would
represent an average in
crease of IS 4-10 per cent In
Ford wages.
w
^
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 Off by Ameri
can Messages On
. Number of Skips A t -<r'
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 AInert C. *
V rd rm ejer to help move*’.
t .............rationalist troop* to .
ten porta. .
^ne S tate Department’*
press oil leer, Michael Mc
Dermott, disc Ineed In \V**hinglon today that the United
State* commander In China
had been told to a rt 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 M arshall,, who, I* ex
pected- to arrive In 'fh u n itaing on Thuraday, win ha c
the final say on the m atter.
And Marshall'* decision, -mid
McDermott, will be “conxiMtent with hi* negotiation*
with the Chinese."
W ASHINGTON; Dec; 1 8 .(A P) — The Jnpanene wore
tipped o ff on how ninny ,*
Am erican w ar vt-w-ls were
entering. Pearl H nrhor ju.tt
hefort* th e sneak at tack. The
congressional i n v o stignt ing
com m ittee 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 tiro tf,
| was nlitniped for the com mi t tec
I through
tie u jrn l. 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 m es
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 form er
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
sen.
Wilkin-on also told tlie comj m ittro 'the'' AVi1s*V-icm s* 'fleet* wnut
Imve Item in greater peril if it
had been on ihu wrsl coast or at
l.iihniim mods, another llawinuui
nnclinriigc.
A digest of the Jn|tinu*c war
plans, received from Uni-Acthutv
disclosed thill Tokyo was iearly
lo nttnrk slop* anchored outside
the hat bar at the time of the dis
aster.
CITED FOR MERITORIOUS SERVICE as n Special Service non
commissioned officer In the ATC Indla-Chlna Division^ T /S g t. 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
AT THE ITHJRT-MAUTIAI. in Wm.li
•» *t'npi. Charlr* II. McVay. skipper of liie
advance in UK)7„ nnd the return ’TESTIFYING
cn isei. ludlannpolK. CoUlilr.
Ike llmdilninlo
nidi,- ........... i. chert the position of his siili when it
.......... ................
............- ...........
to the capital from Chunking is er
fired
nix high-speed
torpedoes at the. indiaiipnli.:,
... " • ,!*v:. •three
bits,
Adlil. Wihlei
I).i AMaker (seated),
symbol of China's resurgence. president
.
:
1.
.... * it*
1•■ 1 _ ’
,,, I i I 1,*», .. f I I
t.:
rendition
of Ihishliiioto's
testimony.
of# - *llir
court,
listen* to iuterpictci ■iiu n i1 I,K.istlnki
Stolen
Government Sanford Enjoys 70 aAccording
to dispatches from the
( Intel ant Ionut Souilitpholn I
scene, thousand* crowded the air
Woolen Cloth Used
Degree Weather As port as Chlsng's plane landed, mid
more lined the streets
In Black Markets
Country
Freezes thousands
of Nanking to cheer him as lie
drove through the ancient city.
WASHINGTON, Doc. IB. UP)—
The thermometer row lo
Coincident with the Generalis
The T B I -has stonoutfeoerthst 1 0
the 7$ mark to4»r a fte r hUsimo's return to.. Nanking cumes
%
e a r h e f - M degree*
a hopeful'hit of news from offiyesterday morning el Roy Hy
rials of the Chinese Cominunlrt
,th e ft a t l m erchandise' 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 th at an
Whltner, weatherman.
No
Philadelphia and Miami Beach.
reported.
Claude
Hittell 'end to the -undeclared civil win State Patrolman L. C. W ! “ L r ' S C r
The director of the FBL J.
r s H id N o t s te e r Z i g z a g
frost or tre e damage was • Is the primary need of tho connE dgar Hoover, said th a t three
of
baseball
fnn*
to
he
held
at the
GourHC BCCHUHC O f 1Jg C o m n U M ld e d B V
Bender Urfires Dri City Hall Thursday evening
employee of_ the_____
Sanford Aulo ! try.
thefts occurred in Philadelphia
at
Parts Company a
And one in New York. Ha deFlrat 1 And for that reason, he say.-,
>' o’clock.
Intense
Visibility
J
vers To Take Time 7 :<'K
Street, got a lei ef run, yes
dared th a t 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
off a truck from North Caro
or moving in interstate commerce,
Efforts of I he American l e
lina that during the early , discuss peace. The chief of staff toll of too much speed, enrolss- to he present. An ushoelalion Ihe Cnplaiu of the .Cruiser
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 th a t a large p art
./ .
fumed Communist F-'O-htlij SOniinolo County, said S late 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
J Route Army, General Yeh Chien Highway I’nlrotiuan L. C. Mender
anjii-cc**iiry on the night of 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 m arket 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 the Fulvntjhn Army.
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
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
w
een
$l(i.nun
au-l
most uncomfortably - by re tu rn -, f ightlng
i t t i n g to
an
end.
to till
McVay.
who
i*
accused
of
Will
Live
Longer.”
v hut-go of thu Splvntnm Army
Ing American- t m p i at sea.
S l’J.iMtit m
imiNt
ber iniiseil
in mmi -ilei
uni n
w im n i mi
n
,,.,.,1
■ 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 slre rsft 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 A ufusta. S torm s 1 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 a t 2:00
history, said Major Wbortun. No
enemy suhmnrine nelinn.
NORFALK, Va. . Dec. 17, (/P>— which Is brUfing 1,500 high ie a form er prison guard named
tlmt there would be i n
MrVny testified that after the reported
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 a t u.Mitiand tu tre a i*
expbisinn lie went nut m, deck nnd Statu Welfme Hoard* in
wreck of two Seaboard A ir 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 sigm l this lespcel a, he liail coufurm l
lame*, colored driving a 'JH Ply
Railway trains which cost th a
The Augiwts Rad her sta r Gordon Tea*.
system would mil w«nk lie said
Mr.*.' i'. M. Hoyih county
The .Seminole County Hoard "f he sent word iliinicdinlely In the witli
lives of a t least eight persons board side m tshod in several
One member of the miltiaiy tried
!,,|>u.l h lo
l pan* u" r curWi"w‘«r
‘’“
r 14welfare director, and Mrs. J.
h«*n
John
uhlic
Instruction
will meet radln operator to send nut a Colle
Sunday. Ths 'accident occurred inches by mighty waves. The commission set up lo try the 100
of
the State Welfare Moard
T. Jordan of Altuinunti- Soring*, j Thui>.dny to issue w arrants l" distress signal.
near the town of Kollock, S. C.. cruiser is en route to the United
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*.
I'aptain admitted tie did supply of Cliristtna* orders to
Mr. Jordan' due im Ian. I, It was announced notThuorder
Meteor plowed Into the north The Masp, which ie heading to of riefsnse objection* that hi* or- upnrunrhing him.
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
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 cruiser was on it fairly even keel. Salvation Army
3ueen
ore than 60 persons were In her hangar deck washed sway. He Is Col. John Ball of Willlanis-1
Elizabeth Knight, iirgioa* be a S75,fl()0 baud isaua -if the It wa* a fte r 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... 10a
eoeel ef- <nfUil4) ..-----------------KiTTgTil, itegrTiriiVira brekririerrpTitrJl-Tiim iT-intil ‘xntit;;lri t i n tf-trr rxtensivr, said McVay, Ihnt In--M o at-o f-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
A t heme, December's first pro
General Patton's
Floridn .Snnilarium by W inter . vnnroil for improvement III school
ever, the engineer of the Sliver longed cola
fast
cold W$yo
w$ye la
is holding
holi
Condition Excellent
Park Police.
buildings prior to th at d a l e nml
Meteor. W. W. Shoemaker of Ra. over a wide section of^ 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 th a t apparently he _______
HEIDELBERG. Dec. la, nPi—
in - sight. Deaths of a t least 80
l !'f ,
k * httlo daughter mj,),,] t(, the Himfoid G ra m m a r Mrs. Rawlins Urges
failed to observe th a t 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|t
h
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
successPlans were computed
Iasi
a five deXLMUwrd, with falls
the (.’hi is 1111a* Heal sale, today of the motor functions — parti
night for this year's G ift Bo* side of the road.
ful bidder. In this connection. reported that to dute the return* cularly about the shoulder* and
up to M ^ tak Jo Two
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”
afternoon. One was a Dodge fact that it costa nearly that were favorable but still slow U
escaped tho toy blasts. In during the regular meeting of day
Pulton sat up jestciday for the
Sedan
that
turned
oyer
on
tne
Percent Of 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) jh p sc who have received
temperatures range upward from American Legion last night at
in an auto accident'nine days
Bemlnolo County boa reached a low o t 38 below tero- Rain amj th* Legion II ut on tho Lake- no one wa* reported to he In
During th at 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 p ails 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 chairm an of tho G ift Box drivr R atliff’s with broken glass, und nnd D. L. Thrasher was cunity large gift* committee, reported cast
which bail realigned Id* verte
tore
*
shoulder
I
ouhu
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 a t froet In the Ox- commlttee, said this morning that
jre gift
g
brae.
nouncad this moralsittg by H. G. txwme southern areas and th at all c ltlu n s 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
T oday. bulletin says thef o r m e r
tho drive.
roii.m ti.icr of « • tJ h i r # 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 t h 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 stim ulate the lowing 30 days there was n 286 the high school.
.Seal wile, reported jilen* for linltrale*-this haa not adversely
ie tlU fiO O ; Ho urged ell
what wus described yes
percent
Increase
in
automobile
doubling
the Incomo of the pre uffecled
-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 th at th* American f-c- accidents, said Patrolm an Bend
vious
year.
Jume* Edward Rudd A MM-2* .
mlnole among the leading counties
The money received from the
gion engine will be parked ut er, and predicted that 1046 will eon of Vi. W. Rudd of Richmond.
In solos.
of Christina* Seals will be
have
the
worst
traffic
death
toll
Magnolia
Avenue
and
First
Va., and formerly stationed at the sate
Counties which have reached
8 treat and a committee of 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*
a t 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.
G ift boMe may also bo turned
of the Sanford Fire Department,
in a t tho Sanford Furniture Com
Drew Vaughan, 12, pD yinr on whom he had often entertained
pany and a t tho H. B. Pope tha rail of the St. Johns River with the gulD r 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*. W alter J. Ward,
Mr. Smith aaid th at tho boxes
should contain an item or items works Sunday . afternoon, , was DuPont Koyon P lant a t Richmond, III, have arrived in Sanlord and
uie visiting Lieut. W ard’s grandworth approximately $3.00. The*# slightly bruised about tho h a a J'V a .
and had hand cut*, when )ie stepinn cuts, Mr* and Mrs. John
Vaughan wljtr reside near Osteen
in tb s path of a car driven
Didgy. tU u t. Ward- Is : on D fNewman, colored. Buirinal
leave.' He a e m sl w ith ‘tits , 'V t1
109 E ast Smyths
19 Are Arrested Returning Vets
By FBI In Huge Highly Incensed
Theft Roundup Over Cold Spell
Baseball Meeting Capt. McVay
Accident Rate
Sl ated Thursday
On Increase in Night At City Hall TakesStand I n .
His Own Behalf
Seminole County
! Legion Auxiliary
Salvation Army
Seaboard Begins
Investigation Of
Railroad Crash
i" ssi- • -.. ...... .
jsJtrsU" S
Seminole County
Sdionl Board To
Meet Thursday
“Yanks Who Gave"
Gift Box Drive
S t a r t s Tomorrow
retdriied to tho United State, on
Nov,
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PACE SIX
THE SANPQBftrfiWWW,
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^JM PA
.WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER- 12. 1945
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R T T T ^ fiR f'') n
livery at .the office of address.
M n r A r th lir A n kn
jwh«n »hc«r f> n -lr-ro H y rU
few <iays-*ft*r-lh *
’ih ^ 'u rtJ lil 1P o s t m a s t e r U t IT C S
TKi* TWO!* r-ITUlost“ mentn»r
Insurance in connection with
iT la L r V I IIIU L A 9 A S
i he submitted in detail to Allied. been received - and after the ry -i Slate* Third (Mnrine) Amphi- ’ »*
.
v
« * ...
the uliart-hulrlrr* of Thr S.inrmi)
y
¥ > _ !• p
I heailquartwa for approval.
clotron* had been destroyed
- blou* Corf* - Major General Kel- E a r l y X m a S M a i l i n g : nil third and fourth class matter
" v i!"
■
I'ft'T I * a*rfTjitfjr[ft*C|I11|
1 VMoniitthite,
I nIIt>l*fllild IMaeArthur’s
lI mu Ah*1.■
>■>L 1liend<nml. 1his
.1,. ItmiilrHlnKin..
■ nan
■> In
n1111-1> ■_ •* t i
*1 _ »„ fl t_ I
is very important as it gives the III-i-1it st Itie lisnklhx house In Xsn-,,,,p mcrl ns.
headquarters i«n
pot
inquiry
ler Hockey •• has been in Helping
,
m
I.
l-'lniJilA.
no
tViSomlir,
JuanIt. K, Haflft;
qunrter* has Issued nn explanation front Wnahinglon us to the Jca>.l tor several
days. Presumably
Mai1 your Christmns packages sender protection against loss or fur
('ash ler
E Y it*
f a n a n o o o gf the
controversy over hillty of shipping one of the cy General Hockey lias been meeting early in order to avoid the "bottle damage.
" Ul
«J a p <1 I I C B C the destruetjon of five Japanese clotrons to. the United States
with Chiang nnd his party.
neck” holiday jam, and to insure
i cyclotrons.
The statement said
Scientist-critics in the UniU-d
cyfli
packages arriving in time lor '•Venezuela account* for nine per
scientific instruments were States have compared the destruc
M ' l i n l l n .r i l I 'r ii m I ' m * ( H . l
, the
IChristmas, today advised Posi- cent of world oil production.
S IG N S
: me<lic«l mfc. finnnrinl nirl and I destroyed on direct nnlers of the tion of the cyclotrons In Japnn
j master Joel S. I<icld.
I welfare services for the unem- War Department In Waahliur- to the Nazi book-burning and si \ T n m n J
Jamaica was discovered by I
D L i n i a n l
The following mniling instruct-,
SHOW CARD AND POSTERS
ployed.
|ton. However, MncArthur savl milar curb* upon the quest for IN a m e a
1
H
y
S
I
C
S
I
ion*
were
given
by
Mr.
Field:
.Columbus
In 1494.
MncArthur told the Japs that
_____________ knowledge in Europe
s
i. n a
• Postage should be fully prepaid
The Japanese diet continued
O — D ee’s Sign-Service
,nn
*»*i
iiw »*w s«
tiiiiiveovB
n" lie*■>»»■»
m" 11 »m"
t,er- •Addresses
its special aession today and
’
should
complete,
in
ink,
and
the
..............
“
Id
heard prem ier Kijuro Shidchnra
L E G A L -N O T IC E
- (O, D. ,LANDRESS) ‘ sender's name nnd address should
Furniture R epaired and ftefiniBhed
promise a reformation in the up( ( n n l l n s r i t I'n t m P s c e O a r )
.ns
. . ..........
...... . in the uplie
written
printed
m
i
t
i
i
'
h
t
o
«
r
i
*
i
:
u
t
ier chamlier of the Jap parlia 8ikes has had several years of 1,*^ left htnd comer.
Phone 1021
105 N. Palmetto Ave.
IT O : M A E IIK L t.K
KIH IIKR.
13<i
Antuiuc or Modern furniture- repaired and rement — the House of Peers.
West t t ’ tli Slreert. Apartment
experience
in
Holmes
|.|lcMnir
and
wrapping
should
fjdished by experts of long experience. Wicker
St, New V«»rk, New Turk:
Vrui are taeretiy re'iulrnt to *|iTIENTSIN, China, Dec. 13, </P|The* resignation of Fannie El- ,ie
careful attention with pr-ar
Sets painted. Prompt service. Free estimates.
In the e lirn ll i.'mirl o f ai-nilGeneralissimo Chlnnjf Kal-Shck Hot, teacher In the Hopper the use of strong, durable con ooliCounty, I'lnrbta, in Cbanrery,
Satisfactory work guaranteed.
m PAUK
l lb. Jar
o n iN a i:
appeared today In the ancient Academy, colored grammar scnool. tainers and secure wrapping. •>n I lie 71ti rlay nf Jsniniry. IPS®.
Chinese city of Peiping for the was accepted by the Board and Parcels should not l>e sealed ex Ip a rrrlnln suit Dir Hlvnrre there
in petiillnx. nn nlihrsvlsleit title rt
Colonial Furniture U efin ish ers
M arm alade ........ 18c
first time In mnny years.
Mam Gray Johnson, a former cept when they hear n printed
ill* li I* W illie II. PDhcr. plnlntltr.
-Dispatches received In Tientsin Sanford teacher, was appointed ctidrrsemepl reading, "contents w
*er*ll» Mseliqlle p l» 1ier. ilelenalant
disrloslng Chiang’s surprise visit as her successor.
WITNCXS m>~ tintig nhlt" ilfflrtnl111 ;Glenn Street
Phone 2-3923
merchandise,
Postinnstcr, "This "W
•
SI N N T F II.O
eaiStl ul Hunrnril. nnrlits, thin Sth
to Peiping mode no mention of
The Sanford Atlantic National parcel may he opened for postal itny
of fiereriiher. IMJi#
Madame
Chiang
or
Chinese
Pre
O R L A N D O . FLORIDA
Bank and the Florida State Inspection If necessary”
<1 P. IIKItNDON
Cake F la u r pkg. 19c
mier T. V. Soong bring present. Bank of Sanford were officially
Clerk. Circuit Cmiil
Special delivery entitles mall
llv O, U Hunt,
designated ns depositories for to the most expeditious handling
tleplily cterk.
the school funds for the calender .and also entitles It to special,de- (Clreqlt Court Ke*l)
ASS PAUi:
I lb. Jat
oitAPt:
v
KOR SALE
F Q R U E N T -^
year of 1940. Florida law requires the' designation of thear
COMPLETE Broiler Plant cap- -,-7 =7^.J am .... 2-lb ja r .... 35c
FOR S A L E —
di
depositories
between Dec.. 1 nml
able of handling 300 - -tut) LARGE front
1»1*V.™
W
O* bath,
w»*f "douMe
"
i ji
Dee.' 16. Mr. "IjiWton sold* The
fryel-* a * week up to un age
private
wlndj
on three sides.'700 E. 2nd fit.
banks, he added, must furnish
of
12-13 weeks.
Approxi
FILL up with keivsene and fuel
mately 2000 chickens ft to 1 (>'',[3 ROOM apartment - .completely . ample security -to--1guarantee -the
oil. ■
*
wt-eks old. Dressing machine. "ftlmished • Mm. H. II. Lawson, safe keeping of all school funds
II. II. POPE CO.. JNC.
deposited in them.
*
Make nia a cash offer. 2205
Phone 724-M
The foliowm^p schiHil - note*
rW 0 FARMS FOR SALE—One
Sanford Av», phone 924.
.were reported as - retired: the
3 acres, tiled land, i good well,
H E L P W A N T E D - sum of (fi.OOn due to the Sanford
m i n ir r r i:ii D t r iiiiT K i) u i i . k
2 story house, 1 car garage, l HOLSTEIN milk, cow. fresh.
of -MiiH.hlnr Vllnmin
■sTm l> 3 l*rf riM
Atlantic National *lllsnk- for cur
Henry Burns, Rt. 1, Box 1HO.
tool house, 300 ft, . West t£
GIRL for soda Fountain at Lan- rent expenses; a note for $3,81.1
Lake Monroe Post Office. One
Camion City. ey'* Drug Store. Port time or due the hunk for money ordered
—5 acres, all tiled, good well, 2
to pay Insurance companies foe
full time.
Story house, 2 story ham, M WARDlohe trunk. Phone 408-J,
Insurance nn Sanford sehools; a
mile west on Orange Boule ORANGES, pocked nnd shippe\r:<-r»u
rr.KUK. INl.tMiK I'CHOK
Ui-lb. Pb«.
■Or
note for $5,000 due to the Flor
............................
'Vono FOUNTAIN^girls. Apply
Rive's. Orlando
Highway. Ph
vard. J. W. Bell. Lake Monroe,
Service, Sanford
ida State Bank by District No. I,
Hiitf-IV.
Phone 1ft.
Station.
of money borrowed for operating
ROOFING — Brand new, solid CHIU Situs* ireca after Dec. 14.
expenses.
'Hive's, Orlando H i g h w a y , GIRL for full time job. Apply
aluminum sheet roofing. VThe hoard, which Includes L.
Beacon
Dairies.
222
Magnolia
phone 828-W.
erimn and snap lock styles. PhonFE. Jordan, J. A. BistKnc nnd
%11*1 PflRr Xm I). I' ffm N
MituspImnn'R \<i, 3 Cab
Ave.
Wlre-Wrlte at once! Fulenwlder
Walter Haynes, adjourned this
I mI K J n r
Mfg. A Distributing Co., P.O. CHRISTMAS TREES— N a t i v e
noon
in
order
to
be
guest*
for
'
^RETURNED VETERANS
gc
[
A p p le S a u c e
19c
Red
Cedar*
with,
or
without
Box 3351, 910 Lancaster Drive,
dinner given by the .ilUime Eco
M ustard
stand* delivered Wednesday* GET SECURITY NOW WITH nomic girls nf the Lyman Schnol
Orlando. Phone 21731),
OPPORTUNITY UNLIMITED
l i t t ill • llln r In hr I
und Saturdays
within
city
at Longwood. They will meet
Soapade .. pkgr* 18<*
limits.
Sizes from 3 to 10 FIRESTONE STORES' has good again Thursdny- tn issue warrants
SHEET Music, pop
Syrup
...........
feet. Onler* taken through^the position open now for sulesman. to retire interest bonds due on
standard, book music und music
salary
commensurate
F or lln k in a Ur F r i lu x
R om a P o rt W in e s
Iftlti ol Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Starting
instruction books at The Music
with your ability. Previous ex Jan. L
Store. Phone 358.
Box in the Princess Theater
D
ixie
Oleo
.......-25c
4-5 .................. $1.09
perience desirable hut not essen
Bldg.
NICE cottage, four rooms, hath, tial. Apply hy letter only, stating
H W .ttS tH I W t
H
AM
Jar
electricity, gns. Screened porch, age umi exnerlence.
TECORDH - All the latest popu
Six M ore Japs Found
C ake F l o u r .......25c
nice lot, shady, 2524 Orange
FIIIKHTONK STORES
lar*, string music isud album
A
ft
e
r
A
ll
the
G
ifts
A
re
Open:
A
ft
e
r
Baked Beans
17c
Avc.
111 K. 1st. ST.
sot* for Chrislmus gift* at
I*. H. Q . K s r lr t n l IS I4 • • J a r
tiuily B y T rib u n al
M alians
l- lb . Jar
T h at Christm as Feast - - L e t ’em
your music store, The Music COCKER pups., nurc bred, order
Choc. Syrup .... 27c
Box In the Princess Theulrr
M A N I L A , Dee. 13, f/Pi — A
now for Chrlatmss. 014 Myrtle W A N T E D T O R E N T
P ean ut Butter
27c
Bldg.
' tllls r u
I 'r r .b , «
| ’k e .
dispatch from Manila disclosed
'Ave.
H ave IC E C R E A M from
FARM, in oi |5 acre* - good today- that six mnro Jnpunese wear
CLOSING OUT ALL
Shred. W h e i t T i T i c '
______
tiled land - W. A. Hunter, criminals have been found guilty
WINE for ynur fruit cake at
TRUCKS AND
Oviedo.
B E A C O N D A IR IE S
ijV:™
Tn“'» ■ i’Skj Bleach .... qt. .
and sentenced hy a United States
c
Homer’* Sndn Shop,
TRAIBKS
military commission. The Japs
Ritz Crackers
21c
$710
40 Dodge 1Is-ton cargo
W
A
N
T
E
D
—
ALL
DRY
wine*.
H6c
quart.
were accused of killing and bunt
Place Your order now for A delicious Ice Cream
OfiO
’43 Dodge Pick-up
Mrt OHWII K N . | . „ m |.k l„
j p . ' rA <* y '
JV
_ .
ing two American fliers and
Homer's Soda Shop.
Cake. One layer of Hint Rood old Rum KaiMin, nnd
*42 Ford 1Vi-Ton cargo — GD5
Pie
Spice
..
ja
r
..
p
*um
Jam
..
j
a
r
24c
'41 ChoV. 1Vi-ton cargo ...... 775
SMALL upright p in . - cull 741- the
" » • Philippines,
. S f i f e ' t Slast
' f cMdrrh.
. S * * to
A layer of rich creamy Vanilla topped nnd decorat
• iU M T U V s
M « l, .
r . n II I JAM
.'41 Chev. 1Vi-ton cargo ........ 875 ORANGES, $2.60 bushel shipped;
ed with Whipped Cream, serves twelve to sixteen
for you. Phono 788-W.
Two nf the Japs have been
’40 G. M. C. 2Vi-lon 10-whced
Codfish
Cakes
19c
W o rcester Sauce c
sentenced
to
death
by
hanging
. . . . $2.25 each. Also three layer Qt. Brick in
cargo
905 HOGS — ono ready to butcher. WANTED 4 foot So-Rlte For .
three others were Kit
given
tilizer
Distributor
in
good
emiBnJ
‘
'CO G. M. C. csb over eng. van 750
dividual
cut
and
wrapped
for
your
convenience.
J. P. Rizer. Sr., Rt. 2, Elder
llK T T t ( I l n i ' K F I t
from ten
ditlon. Phone 2322 • Oviedo, prison terms, ran
*300 International 2-ton ...... 350
Springs.
Place your order now!
!fln&
.Fla. .
'38 DIs. T I Vi-ton stnke ..... 450
P e a Soup Ingredients .... . .. pkiri
o*
{ sentence has been commuted.
'40 International tractor, big FRYERS, New (Hampshire Reds.
The sentences are subject to re
J. J. Melton, 118 Jessamine
tire*
...... — 700
B E A C O N D A IR IE S
by the commander ot Ar~>v
F io 'u r,,u
* ^
Ave.
'43 B. II. T. Mack tractor like
SMALL doll curriuito for 21b view
......10-lb
bag: 5-1- c........ 5-lb bag: 27c
new—-- 2500
year old baby. Phone Mr*. A. forces In the western Ps rifle.
Phone 153
SIX room house with 2 acre*
Lieut. General W. D. Htyer, add
'40 G. M. ('. tractor,
Caswell - 9K4-J.
of land near Osteen. Phone
by General MacArthur.
S a “ " kr.a “ ‘ ......... N o - 2% w n .......... 16c
GOO motor
1530
I 00U-J during day.
'39 International tvartor, D-50
Northerr^Tissue .............. r o l l ............... c
K-H motor
1900 5 ROOM’T cottage near Wilson B U S IN E S S S E R V IC E
’42 G. M. C. Bus,-214-1011, like
School. Eany payment plan,
new
—— 1695
$100.0(1 down. $16.00 per month
W h en In Stock
DODGE - PLYMOUTH
Dorsey trailer, flat lied ...... 250
for 64 month*. J. T. Kastner,
PARTS AND HER VICE
GMC Drop fin mo van trailer • 260
Itt. I, Box 141, Sanford.
109 Palmetto Ave.
Phone 1011
P
Sweetheart Toilet Soap ....
reg\ bars 19c
Kingham 24-ft. frumele** van
trailer
G60 NATIVE Christmas tree*, oppo
Spry Sh orten in g:.............. 3 Irg. bars
c
Trailmobile 28-ft. stalnle** *lc.-l
site Pusl Office, 1st ti Pal JOIL STOVES repairer). N. F.
frameless
—- 1600
metto, front Dec. 17 to 24th.
Caldwell, Itt. 2, Il5x-'I88. San
life
b
u
o
y
Toilet
S
o
a
p
..........
:...
bars
20c
*43 Black Diamond 30-U. van,
M. M. Lord.
ford.
like new
I
..... 1600
L u x Toilet S o a p ........ ...........
bars 20c
We also have .200 other trucks CHICKENS, Iii-iir and fryer*. WE ARE tuiiv equipped and
1307 E. 2nd St. Phone H9U-W.
know how tn r*cap your tire*.
and trailers tu choose from. Gua
Natural rubber oi synthetic,
ranteed to undersell any truck 10 FT. Covered wagon trailer
L u x F la k e s ......................... Lrjy. P k * . 23c
we protect Uic ildewalti ol
dealer In the country.
house, $376.01). Three blocks
your tire. Jones lir e Shop,
KNIGHT TRAILER UO.
Sw an S o a p ........................... med. b a r c
north of Pauls Post Office,
Cor. 1st and Elm, phone 008.
>261 W. BEAVER HT.
E. M. l-ench.
. PIL 5-2031
Swan S o a p ........................... lrg:. b a r 10c
.BODY AND Fender dents, paint
From San ford Furniture Co
JACKSONVILLE, FLA
BABY rabbits for Christmas.
injury or fading should be
Sweetheart Toilet Soap .... bath bars 23c
Box B. E. c/o Herald.
corrected now to cqmbat aging
W
oo dbu ry Facial Soap ...........3 b a rs 23c
and
weathering.
A
new
pain*
l.iirgc
.
.
.
Small
Ones!
Round
OIL STOVE, 5 burner, built In
FOR SALK
leas method awaits you at
oven. Perfect condition. Phone
ATTRACTIVE new two bedroom
One*
.
.
.
Tail
Ones!
Dippo Silver C le a n s e r .............. pkg. 25c
YATES AUTO PA IN T A
31 or 987.
house with large living room
.
BODY 8UQP
situated outside city limits on SMALL electric conker and small I OS N. Palmetto Ave. Phone $71
In O u r M E A T M A R K E T
Orlando highway, Three acres
waffle iron. Phuue Co, 4602.
of Und suitable for growing
WASHING • machines repsiredA fine mirror la a jmrtlcularChespeake B a y OyBters
Azaelas und Camellias. Immedi
and all home appliances. Cald>
ly desirable Christmas Rift
ately available. Terms reason ATTRACTIVE 3 lied room bung
w«U General Repair Shop, 707
C o u n t s ............ ....... pint :.................
91c
because it bringa so much
alow In Loch Arbor, wtrOd for
able.
North Mills, Orlando, phone
'electric range. 4 lota • 10
HIGHLY desirable country Es
cheer and brilliance and color
2-1072. Prompt service.
E
xtra
Selects
..........
pint
83c
bearing orange trees. Price,
tate on l4iko • beautifully
into the home. Every popular
Expert Auto Repairing
$4,600.00 • part terms. Posses
landscaped, small grove, four
E xtra S t a n d a r d ........... . p i n t ............ 75c
ntyle Is repreaentod hero
Barfield A Jackson
sion right away quick. Uayard
bedrooms, two bathrooms, care
Shucked C l a m s ............ p i n t .......... c
In connection with
Realty Co., t'htme 808, or
right now, no that overy
takers house, two car garage
AH W O III-S ST A II
.
.
Yalta Auto Paint A Body Work*
OWNER, 609-W.
with servants quarters, barn
tpate
can
be
aatlafied.
Phone S71
with horsu stable*, chicken
Smoked
B
e
e
f
Tongues
.... pound .... 49c
run, bowling alley adjacent to TRAILERS - 3/4 ton, all atobl,
two
wheel
trailers
'
in
stock
-«t
AUTO
PAINTING
house - 2G acres of Und. Priced
Chili B r ic k s .............. p o u n d ................27c
all times • Speedy Sales A Ser
By C.W. "Pat” Johneon
reasonabl;
reasonably.
vice
•
Phone
100.
1ft
years
experience
In
auto
and
Fresh
Headless Ocean S h r im p .....lb. 48c
--------WAREHOUSE—i - jm_trackage - *
aircraftpeinlir
ing. HsuIordV- popu7000 square feet of floor space. (GENTLE saddle horse,
D -U I*-TO -ie^5
with lor paint authority,
S w ift P rem ium Sm oked S au sage .. lb. 48c
uthority,
______
well located for wholesale dis
saddle and brfdle^Theo Stiles.
HOLLER MOTOR SALKS
tribution business. Building will
K
in gan s Fresh B u lk P o rk Sausage lb. 38c
ON EASY TERMS
Phone G24-W.
>08 W. lot 8L
be vacuted to suit purchaser.
Terms to salt.
'H y Gee D o g F o o d ........ p o u n d .......... 14c
8ERVICE STATIONS
Mo t o r - t u n e -u p
1314 ACRES of Industrial pro V4e have In stock now - NOR Factories
recommend it tvery
C a lf L iv e r .«*a .....pound
................ 78c
perty located on A. C. L. foot WALK TRUCK TIRES In these ft000 miles or twice a year. Es
of Weat 18th, l»th, 20lh sizes:
Stew
ing
H
e
n
s
........
3-lb
a
v
g
. ....... lh. 41c1
sential
.
to
efficient
car
perfor
Streets. Outside city limlU.
000 x 20' 826 x 20
1100 X 24 mance. Our export mechanics and
17 ACRES of good grove pro 060 x 20 900 x 20
Fresh F r y e r s ............. pound .............. 60c
1200 x 24 Sun Motor Analyser assure satis
perty 1000 - trees, owner will 700 x 20 1000 x 20
faction. Coma in today.
convey crop If purchased before 760 x 20
Skinless
W e i n e r s ........ pound
....... 37c
1100 x 20
HOLLER MOTOR SALES
Jon, 1st.
Also a good stock of truck tubes.
SO
fl
W.
l
i
t
BL
Swiss Cheese ............ p o u n d .............. 56c
TWO ft ACRE celery farms, tile
A.M. Prevail Seville. Fla.
In good condition. Available
on II1BWIIH99|
machines.
EXPERT oervlca
ifflEB Bit
NORWALK DISTRIBUTOR
Bleu C h e e s e ................ p o u n d ...............59c
for crop this year.
Electric irons,
one, oil boaters and
Phone 2104
ONE 20 ACRE Celery farm - 14
cook stoves,
acres tiled. 4 well*. This farm DO YOU need a plumber! Call
R eally F resh Fruits & V egetables
experience. • ftii? W
"
has been In cultivation about
Roy Wall, licensed and ax
fl years - has Seen good crop
pertencad. Prompt,
courteous A U TO radiator and o!) kinds of
Y o rk Im eprlal A p p l e s ....... 2 -lb s ........J
mechanical service. Wright gnd
• netted |a000. on
service - Phone Blft.M,
Iceberg L e t t u c e ........................ ........12c
Available ImmedUteCohen, Garaga at H o t Bt,'and
GIICL'8 pre-war blccyda - Phone
French Ave, phone 1006-J.
800-W.
Fresh
Local S p in a c h .......2-lbs *......... 27c
. Bender. Real Estate
2, FU. State Bank Bldg,
Fresh Green B e a n s .........2 - l b s .......... 35c
Phone |P30
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
Fancy Stuart P e c a n s ........;.. I b ...... .
47c
BORROW HERE WHERE
STOLEN— One gray 1937 Tudor
PRIVACY IS RESPECTED
fCY Christmas Boxes Fruit
Sedan - Wednesday from Rita
English t y a ln u t s ........
lh .',............. 42c
pped daily. 110 W. First YOUR natural deelro for privacy
Theater, License No, 170-2095.
In money matters la etricUy
Full stock frnllU and vegoFancy T o m a to e s ........ l - l b c t n ........... 29c
If
any
pecud here. Friends and
resh dally across street
J. D.
relatives are not queeUoned -*.r.
** C ^ ton , Iflft-B - Howard,
Theater B.
Selected Sweet Potatoes ........ lb ........ c
about your credit. Your am. LOSTi Brown laathar man'e billY ellow O n io n s ........— . 3-lbs
'(loj'tr o: buiinm associate*
inside stenciling in gold,
gold,
fold, In
hoar of your personal
"W.
Utlon
” W. Hu
Fresh
Green C a b b a g e "••••if****** 4 0 U
Thom la no eases for
pais
**•
M c C le ll a n d Is
Coach At (School :nn
WHITE HOUSE 2 Tail Cans 17c
xh-lb. Pkg.
34c
10
7c
9
5
/ f-r
3
68
3
3
6
2
75
I
LOST & FOUND
10
■U H B L
T ftri
I
nr
t
.
1
A
P FOOD
&
__
�*
If
© lie H>aitfnrfr
fa Unity Thcr* Is
T * Protect tte
Ta
*t
W ord -
Tu
1
P l l l l i tlnixl( rnnlinurtt milil -onlh portion
-----thnraeh Sittmtiy. jOinwrr-. north por
tion thiv idrn iw in ami timiinunl mint*
t, rIntuit tnnicht ami Sat onlay. Cooler
AN K I O f V M N T P.U IY XYHSPArKK
VOLUME x x x v n
^ A V P f a c n . F lt fiK T O V
^
R i n v Y . lW X U M B E R 14. 19IS
German's Own
Words TeB Of
Killing Jews
Committee To
* Pot Off Labor
Bill Hearings
#
THE WEATHER
M akes Announcem ent ’
A ft e r I a ' k u I S ta ff
Asks To lie Excused
- Fropi h#4y i h er 1) uties
H ouse G ro u p H e a rs
M u rra y T estify In
Opposition To T h e
y.F act»FiiKiHue B i l l
Nte»a>aav. .te. I—■pw*■>.~t*
....pAWSIlINGTt>N.JDri‘ .,Uaaa ■
1 A D — S<*n;i«f majority lead
er Allien Barkley has threntoned to «|iiit ;i> chairman of
the joint House ami Senate
c o m m It t oe
in v e s t iyating
1’earl Hartwr. The* Kentucky
Democrat m ade his ititon- lion* known th is mnniinusoon after the committee’*
entire losrnl 1-tnft a-k.'d t.. Imj
,t-xtiiMvl tt./m furtli.-r duty.
,h..«n
IT
ha found ad
part th
• M o la r * __
throated mi
> plant
ujmuoM o ml twaa t* m w
SatwutMNi n w p - (MtWr*»*4p
?U *^umo.
waalrM* alternat e hava agreed
te permit XN bfflew worker*
outer tha Mfdiitg aiihuut
intrrfaronca.
WASHINGTON. Due. 14.—
Truman t»
to gut one Christ
mas present that he wanted.
The Senate Labor Committee
has decided to abandon heui>
inns on the Fact-Flndinjf La~
bor Disputes Bill for the
time beinjf. No further herns
will be held until after the
in ‘Itm a N a t*
at ft* M watani- *■
tero
mW
* * * J fV , C itl*] IW Is *. I*M
MEMBERS UK TUK KV K C U TtV tf BU.WWJ >Uf Uro *U/. U)»U **1
w U llteCtl. IW I g a i r i M *
Stmd Wurkar* u{ Aimtitcro am viKuwr Lit IftllsuAntO.. ITV, -tlftwr It
Item a d ir mmm <tfl*r*al -rhail umtuuncwU that <tm uiiua't wrote R«‘
t v n M a*, uu'ewpwrt <w> she
a nation-will* Htriku botuming Inn. tjfc a
uiitl in* intUutlnt!> to line* it* -homuni t|
bmto xi dte I» 0 il. 'Cjnltnt it.
They a t lit tu r . ) P h i l i p Xuimp. ;c
>Jlu :K V H rn i; Out mini). Ttec
( m m iui t*. Aum vy
Gulden and Van V. Blither. ally -wf.
34. i P —TVir iWnwin-" null - nth
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thes •-Huortltere*! th-te*U*.1
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A ttw 5 l5
M B a a t m a ifc
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Murray said it is not fncte that
a t lack, nor cooling « f L What
w« need, said the CIO Iwuler. la
a willingn*** on the part of tlM
L
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L
t
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l I
Glenn Lin* la, Jr., (note and
Hurd tackling and, and ituttar*;
•‘ Bobby" Cullum. star lid t half
back and son a t I t L Culltii*.
received. from Ur. H. WL Buttes-,
tha Jkiwania award o t chaste. of«aft aach mid tteteta for Die
Uranic* Bowl (am *. JAlk U U» m
HouseOfr«MWK
R atifies B r e t t * *
W oods
J-ONDO.N, Dae. U . URH-Tte
British House of Cownoma mu*
flad finally twday tte Brown*
Woods
Monetary
BtabUltaUoi.
Prot. Hatiflcatiou o t tha MC*
w te on* o f tha condi turn* trod
down by tha United SUdaw for
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Four
M ajor
Points
To He Covered liy
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lie had h,- l and fyll ns it wnn.
And line.-1the hrnlinc- Iff-UHil. he
continued, he hn I iuw tic* tty l>ron
ccm]vlic.| to gin- up hi-* work in'
the .Senate.
r It mix
hn- nifw
mtw Iff.-omi
. tmir ajtparcn
a|B>arcnt,
Itaiklev uelit
went %\i\
in thut
that the
(lie invesliD.uLIev
mve*t
, I*t
cmieti in i1 ,rt<
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» ' «*t in
comdiiihst
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set
.d .V ^ iIv .-I Jan. ’—
gin «lly st
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nmtmn.ro which >’>' ' en«n- will
f . I’a lclin e- probi. ,i.
F.Jiitei l.-dn . ( -inmil tec Coer
tic ItThe
tn * i:.u« ,-mt.taro f.ro. - -el William I* Alit.li.il ...... .rUn!
|—
'
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m - and
1,,it. ti
> ' ic members
m i m i.. in o
,* if lhi
it*
Mt i r- v. urot
that
he
1 ►
" |~ditVc*L e.'om.mv thlf had al in'd »•• serve on
.
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tte ^ixarfft ^ , - r i Iao-t --- »l o o tilia M u, the holt condition that the\ would not _bu
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cr'a ffo.rl Jc’1 tiisl doun
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, ..te *r *i. -ar ih
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. for any •considerable
,,
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uvs. f.-r increased inliiii- tii»e uflVr New Year’s. He noted
»aa ia
iwrnhOc.
afftroab
a,
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f„,
1
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WUU*-<ww!i*^te
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although the' hearing* lutvu
t..ff-n in ,.rt<irri-c.
—U.mccs f i » a
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waw. sTlwtHroted te tte ( t i l s that -nwllnig arwwmem
*wtlv 3 1 ite iM it- wwty kiltc.
; *>' tate- at t e v s tr t t e w t a it5y' n u n ] tt iU (am F.
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naandi *taa tnn
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pat
- I t e (tet tnA W m ilH i. TtW. 34 |RX -k.evrn TravrWvJ hy plans and teat IS Admiral_________
Cbd uu Bfti
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Ate i w i w tvnrte n m p a at T T *
t*(vT<»sa
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(MV tiertnai Helneu rotvenlrvi.-m tewes I® enter
rarrv (Wit tes 1
.
Mtrv INitrow.
tr at
tttab « . wrote
term prod with tte .- I—
w ok
mt.»n«at and ymrung h
Bpurtlrardl
He weturnad
tte via tew a ratdtoarn hotel.
i » Pvuro.V rondlttew HarmItv -*sr t t e mow-, tte * parpror*'-d
T te ansa-storm t a i n 1w-i A J
t»l rtte U lolw : wpahot: fte mntph Inroatrs
Itecemtei.
IP 41 . te
Jackaoti.
ba wrll. <te I
tnttvro. T t e
«Ptted Warstasl Hantgroo* - M » v wtvrv te t e a m a mron- n.mal HaUry's plan- to fit in
Bttew- iter t
tlaili drew '
;<ro»- te- ffk teaikjiairiri ten u i m u h v .: nai ter W am artiUerv and t e r . from
. . Washmgtrov.
w*U '*» ifc
Avvr.ia.. t i i i c p - l
•Qteteg, ra ro n n ritsr- J n v k m -r euntml nanimnv whw-r. « a » train- Tfc,- a Fifth
aith th tM tia ii stey*« tv
a ill
li M \ i SVII.LE. Her. i t <J''
in ami n i: utter- man- temped r»— ing for J-.reitT. diet H
_ _____
____ _____ ___ ___ grort tte Admiral «(f i i » f W
Inrirr II. IScblirrc ol
thhn -'tenwh trovtev Wtero- w erslte: te-h-ted Wtnrr tesvmc tte
tendra! thr Ordnancr firhonl at r
patadc
t * aihlr ’tr- ntrna- Ate fsteewSr 'Iron, ft f r o — ^J*nw»r e* V
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S l.r ds
Atemwav. Proving C.r.amd. M<L uu-r t«wiay
m a yteN »i»*n**ri
Rrotnet rote wn1
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an January. 1 S41 Hr * « M o w t- .
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te I t e - t e l S l h t e W t e t e ' named nut tte ear
fwlt!.
(iF llN S T i r e
vteronlkjrrat. athlcti.
-ihHaicaHaiti fttete a t Haowltr te u » ■«- «“ t tftetta-nhan. England untfl' June Iv iin T C
1. l**4u I <urmr that t w hr mux
a’
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Thiv. Ju-1 rr SrKni.i ’ Hi mema n mrolilw 1tliHiro an tte Hanta. of tte « . . .
4lLU.1UH.I'Ttttwn.
nm iianv romnuron-i tr rharre of
tAlteU] I Xtardteii Xlrotq.iaas*fv (tome, all no nntuancr Saun -toy.
-Of ten umn Uppante-Haumtev Tte « p ! ' m r « prtroary doty it * » l « a
' lOMt tk in -n a a n Anncvffl were.-tanks and guns sturk
*-rt duty tit i'r.nj lln lror whi-il
the Jaiunr-- .*tt.t* H* ■I. Such te-tiinimr,
nail]
l>i,ithiitl,
4011I1I
deiclop v.iiul l„- iailed tile ii-ui
story.
1 .
In Pittsburgh, funner
ohlirr
Stephen I.. I'm m iill di-cl(tse< he
l « wiitlcn t'ommilticmaii UritrIwiit - o f- h i- f*oi-ff(UuU-wi.|»ii» lctirvs
■11 Hawaii prior in uml during
the Isu attark%
1 l.e *.11-01 -,i\
he wrote to
tiu. t'nlifoiniii ItemddirMi thut the
ileU iam A il Field .11 iluvidii wot
mid Mull a ir .(h it f|. ... Dec. I
! l**ff. li. i,,..
Col malt aw. i however.
thut the u1ei< Wit- ill t( (1 sudden*
Iv II.1 .'in Ih f.ue the laps fftnick.
The fm 111*1
ddier «u> - he
« li.lc tieulhutf )■*, lease he fivis
I lie * . 1 .•1* -io,iUl 1 it rn m i t t ee
sltould i ave the eidi*Usl invu’s
: mill of I'ea 11 lluiiHit. .
Tin- IV ail llatiioi pro)ip lias
te Tt~at»i bv * Hrtti-n Sound tor m m
ia I
1,11.ught
a blast from iail-lnng>iiHl
l>y a h n * ------------ ----------------- -------_
.
HHiti m, teo v' *T
- (A m . t'orrod] -aw t»_wt an
gtms- aiwt s o - " fttv*
The Vit,ivr«»t1v )>*• u-cnlrri't S v iit a i, of tile Jiiteiliir lluiold
- it winteati d m o|tans amffJv v iu
tte 1
saspl a latgr ' mv'a tin; athletic field following v,,‘‘ ! l*i-eII- lia- _t■1*F n Politic*!
, How team. t t e ] U i
flraps 1 lk
and lid d i- ' p*o*o-o q f in tn io lliy ia tr s|od1 , tttiou 1 oi^iuill*»t-* -uiepting In
i Ite- ewneoti-rn‘ 1
ronunwlr ka
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dating
the
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hicaga
that the current innuiry
____« J B te t t e moro.nc T^w
*"d
tte X 4
1—d
*k— f a r r o s H k g la l i r e CAirf R T.
A fron vr raw li at the 1 mWashington ,- wii.nt lie Itcontl] ntearx; 4 » i te tte afte>- ton wrovh «» • 4*
a to B sn av.
i t n k j tte Seissatv Court Jar luxe* a patt uf tin- Republican
T
w roroa
nil- aa.jner
Aanpod tAarorarot t t e A root watts m
-taw™ c am
A small tegta b*-y. n., latdoc ; tiro sol that s k m Florida mu - |yimpu t 11 |.: epar..lions for HMH.
F ra n England Capi C o n r lli tte -nti-Vr and fla n v for a .,-av .vtoiej i1» Inlrrvcdlertale utWclie . I ic- al-o lia- placed in the
root l e Manga ; roe. mad m a" call 1.. f ?-. F -.r ' r " r a m in tin t tt had tt e idiot
........ . ti...
„ t ..lo-t d.
witfc gromrai Ite.vartmenl ht I tha T. kl s * toe i » « i » e to almndi*, inletrojicgtatr \J,
l,eto-ia| I'utriik • llurliyr
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im lifiti
1
st
go
scale
at
gaittM
Stnti
Cte X st, in. j large fire trwrk was *vt,i ,,-jt. , (x-mprttison
ar or to re- t in Clnna.
I M t tte rsmqanry sot vail for W t . h ffs fiw , it * * » foutd t « the cloro
the field with.
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r~ - ~
, . , K iHroi PVancmra an tte Adnural - hr a gras* run. tte- small An«> taw (U
■KAN H ERN ATfHlV n. * .^ "lllu gA ca . a Nat-y transport. <Hr|tyir truck, witli ) s n r
-•'* -ff+ev'- *.f -laiilai ..u t and
- -funVt
— *-.. j
g». BB. <r*—dttd roan r o t e w
Camp Rtandmg trte-rr r *U.r hoortey tank wfcvh haf
Ju-Oce Setetnr »*htel H(*t i«
< * tit iti t 1io n
far n Hu hum ^
hi. jr ^ m a i Hnwe on t e n m u n d It) thr O l> I f tte < U «»in g
to renew it* |J*c«.
_
lite r, k TVtro la entry ta tte I purpov sd putting out gra>- f re s I T in t* has •dJigated itself 1*
linn ml - n iic e for Mrs. Clara
ftelff- Tmwperani’v- Jtrroy Cnpi Coroafl was gla d -,w a t met t « t t e fu r a her. o » i ,< v h *M evety means to get llw Y iiym t srn* In Id tin- nflmionn
te 1S »
from C e s e n a ‘ «*ecird and booses c m
ptvwje e tlia l- nnrrosan. to carry <’»it nt 3 ;U0 nVha'l. i.t tlx- Klirkaun
iugtasL
a nartnuf*! ptogrsin oi alhirttrs Fum-ial ‘Home and nut at the
Iht' tMfapw'nl' m
|
f?*
n_ || lO.ksf
® i Im* i ti ikhI, ”»«• ti*nuI tml First Baptist 1 huich a.- rt-put^ed
,t*i.. for (urotfur oar academic atm* m
yrMe'rday's c titio > She' ia.
.
out
odueational standatds.” Jc~ survived by two datafhtera, Mr*. ‘
r c i t W fallowing
Sgteing now is chairman of j “ |( Slan-l.ui vteff Miami and
ah tte Alula tit t Oinmitlro on Ath- M|_ a ll-iti fLoffhtll of Sanford;
I too Mvtris. Mi-. Carolyn Dorothy
_ lh.uv. — ■ « » d J -r o J W i Hartea.
{wAwk tte r o o f* worked, and **vi *et*c*
.
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| aii l Mi - tiUff l^tsvitrr. U>th of
J S . AH]
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77Miami; four son*. Edward I..
:*y: Sebrinsf Adviicatus
AfhJeti** Program
On Academic Ideals
Sweeps Area Near
C i t y ’s Outskirts
4n*ffJ,‘ £ £
X S a .’ -
R re a u m Search F or £ S f f J3'1u - i i i i? v 5 «!*
H o,el R r i Victim s ■;::x “i " . s j j s b r , i , * r ;
C lX X W O O D SPRINGS. Colo-. c ' ral
rtU g » *— * IV r 1*, tAT—Fiietner M arched
,
.,
t h m i k <hart tv] (M m . o f a Si_■(.. jcsr-oM hotel today — seeking
. .
to estaMiah tte tiumbet o f victiros sh s pet 11ted in a midnight
£*
fine which destroyed tte ho-telry’ales wf tte number killed
from 1 te 15 and there,
_____
___ __ immediate way to check
D Q l l P K I ' t lersu tt tte hotel register » m
destroyed ia tte fir*. Hotel Man14. l * T - ager (>artro McCarthy said at
th -1 first t e belierod four person*
as astcht have died ia the hlate.
a* trot IW trs Chief Charie* WetU
roydus saM there rotgHt t e l « I t IS
Si t t e rwins ,nT tte Glen-
—
« m
! * 1 V Hate Had from H to I A
t v and* sosnu and*'was Bgtfy -uccuwjcd
tte ftr* broke eat.
BUY
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N ov . 16
,.nlv ,-icht vrilnei-»r-‘ liaVO Iven
fullv • vaii.in.vl -o far.' lie aid at
J.-j,.t ('.it im.rr witm *-- -.till lire
to te qm-tth fed.
Hitchell
aohoui . lllfllt fillin'
.(,..,.1.4.'A ’ '" " r “ u,v,nK 't w it - tecon.i.iin- j af
-lt,
tative tier( h. t -1 ( " l e * 1;.
Hand tieatlmil
id. California
* * * Cr»i«*v* *« twwc
; Mala- *u. h nth* in ..fnmen- vu.igijt to i.rnadeti ihe in<|*uiry.
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...» oreti - Jatmr.' whvh t.uiv '*■ mli. nthatt Mict:( -ie.| that midi\ torn (voting a!
Mantettan Island dn- powvuag to te facilitate the emigration an.i |j,,nu| n iln -i
in' i-iillinl—i(itte k » w f«* N>* loti.'- -cfihirv-it « f J. w- .......nullk - |( lulling cni -i.'d nu-ti who were
ly U n m nte rot
ffjfwal"» « armmm taffiro-tat AJ i-ffh in and W tsck 1m
o s m i iw iir awi— ' . it* Wffw.«fe- ***?• wrote SWCternii’iatad.
' J
<
It.
off iJW tiw.t .tuturHa- Bin at 'terst ;
t w e t i k «♦.-.*••» tnat t » ’" l
rt' * ' * * ,l,r
vy a 'tit- * » . Auununttov tvpa» f « wi»
throw up fo u r wmdte- lfi, wtn»al«w*i ^ * t e oswt tank>.
in tote '.ith and tSct a as t n o s ia t a J
that vM U r Ht w *w n*>*.tbW < w
^
f t r ^ nn
W a n t* J.-»- t. f‘ui .ir Eva a tvro t e w n w l
th* (twwoati itaikhn rnvmarr fulh whMOfhwt o f the
tew novti of a X e t t l i * t l ’ Ter tw a and one hxtf your* n>" i
fa. TWWtHat,
R e le a s e
apt.
t«r-w
-tedoete'
iww.puv, of an
v o k—
k . iw .
Group To Stw lv
tte- thattH M .-f |,Oiiff wf, -V P*.
»vfiu;oei in Europe ami
von- It ilte -te-r JVe-c«.d(iu » - im u u
a terc te. teffu-rt cwrhtn ’ Ie
|i n f „ c.t . ,
tenr many European
-uC Ptetew. te«tn-. Itii twa«>r Itetml-teffi •'■oikwno w . « t t e e r artO« 1 t h . *■
wit: teroe rha-ge of all pUn;
rwiwl. T te Kf'mv* ti - *
-tai ■- *r “
went to tm.ro to Pale-i.tv.
- 1^
«
MMi O tter tew- « V » roOte-ttet r
nperutwr. W ^ m n c Jaa 1.
*
tnull
renresents tic* A
t u.I..
lo
r t e f . sa, a ttewsan.r j.', ciV* V‘
»*mreivm.,tive
,, te liW niww in ■ratute wten the
_ A.ter e.iv-in|r tte- Army tirt.
»
] J. e . .v, I’aV-lo . ptel lem
fctv nm lrii ta rnave
<r gijasV
(uraUnl m lft&h
Four Sanford Met
fr«wc
Ita ta . Wwa,
r r S it !* * , u w l l t t e
r ^ '
admin is tea tint, to fkcii tha t e . ! Burn W illis iwuwffun. wow cauro
adrainiatraUan to
r“ ts* ! hero from FX LaudacdidA is Uw
Murray Pictured th* aituaUon-. 0f X r. and Mro. M. B. A n itt'm a io r mduatna. ua "c r itic a l,
u( M t((h SunfteO. and is
and
d*ttf*r*ua.
_Ua
ehanrod..
inUi jitsyur to rocwww th *
hava voted to follow
tea rs
tex-rlity.«inr
no humanity Ami the *
tiutev taft no rtnuh: of
tm -«Rh— ■
<8 Ships lead ed
A *™ .
ou tarunMl Iroro aft.v
*n^ " r y mrw^ti- *t tte
• '-fWnwun 4»fftraal term th
A i i .of .
t t e o . tehib.
Captain Coraril
Cti|*S. I:*ihrn
•> « f M » «n d M ro. R
roli o f 91.11. M
-
tho ih)‘i w ‘ U b »
N avy
f* an.tr- w. S - rrisu *•! ‘ s. S u > Frove-aaE Ptv -.J. nl Tiumir f « f th*
* TwsMirt V
Il.itkl.'v *nU the iIm i - ii.u hy thc.nlr tcdiil stiiff an -1 “ ;I IHwir duve-
lopinrnt." lit- -nid it would In'
k- ---nil i-y « I ..ion ilifftt ult t« obtain now counsel.
It-ii t Iv Semite choirmnn o g rm l
with U.ral .tu ff ntt-tillvrs that
tin- l.cmiiH- urc- Ivili-f luulungod
almost indcfiniicly. lie imintcd
i ni that with ; inh. -> wide field
iff tv fiivriril and
many wittirsMN to Iv questioned, the henrings may Iff- rt|^iln| tu drug on
for months.
f-s .
,•
, H .nlicv i-v|djii)i-,| that hr had
i f l T P f I S V r-Q > 1 w ante I to -• i \•- on the IVarl
l / u r t - t n c o ...mm it:. - m <hr tn -i plare, lv i in ■ i». Sci.ati* i.uilm it j, leader
l\ai l;«r , T’ 1‘sPrru.ii, te. il t^ro -4 I .-rmteiv-r H, ■, , v Walls.r te. i «-i
! rTte n< oltinr
* » «»w W f l l
tuetitgrte. df indui rvwtmro pte
:«ter*«! tjy tirvnui |nuotUlfl*
Footfall Trofkr
i^rt
U. a
- .-v.
OV l i l t HBOC «r »*tr t*nr->4mual va.*T WiTisra, t-irg in thr P.a.easc. the rtm-f J
utiv,
fc.th t-. rotoron liJtenu; » P»n.t4tnd »«nrtinc a*<<1 I-I^vcro. at>par.t the . ’ At: I n
t,,
'Osivtor' in JaUn 1»»> - l:
rwmhen.. S u t t u ij „r ihr IslC h i lU n . t i, .
Iti *i 2v-ttuv IMafaflf Pi tbr
T s T tfte u
that government figures prov*
American industry la in a poailiun
to (rant pay incraaaaa of Hi oar
cant and atilt aarn in 194H profit*
after tax** mor* than twice tho**
of pro-war your*.
And Murray addml thfa final
commant:
Tha worker*. h* aaid. "have
coolad off and coolad off until
they hava boat! almoat frown out
of tb* plcturo.”
Hr vwwl that (W ta p a
IW a r v ti lla n w iW rww-
■akwil Shr mvlaHii «f k k*,-
«
-
JK.
'twill vw
flrot of tha roar. Thut puts an
and to Mr. Truman’s hopes of
totting auch legi.slut.luii paasad
bafora tba holidays.
Some 100 witnesses are listed
to ba hoard on the pending meu»ura. Chairman Jama* Murray
of Montana said today that th*
committee had decided there was
no chance of concluding the‘ hear
ings and getting Senate action
within.the time limit set by tha
P re a i/ 'j.
Ik
A-Idee of Rapraaentutlv*dp<,
_ President Phi,
^ W * W fo r o
M l IK K OH,
Pearl H aibor
Group Leader
f May Re s i g n
President T ic k s l 'p Check* F or The Cabinet
CLKVKLAXU >ec- l < A P ^ )
— A court ardor
today limiting tho
. CIO pkkata outaidt tha Fish- 1
•r Body Plant U Oavataad
4
M
Associated 1'r r .s I r.i'-n l W trr
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S ljA tS
�FRIDAY. DECEMBER 14. 1945
THB SANFORD HERALD. HANFORD. FLORIDA
ton ar« impatient and arguuiant*tive over tfi* question of surplus
ships. What’, to. be don. with
0,000,OOO.OOO worth of such v.sseta? It had been proposed to'
charter some (120 of the war-built
vtssels to Russia, England, .Norway
and other aHies who had operated
them under land-lease.
A roll
call vste yesterday turned thumbs
down on that Score. The proposal
' t.nl> squad.
Coach C. P. "Gooso" Kettles
was presented with funds with
which to purchase n ionic covcte I
shotirun by Glenn I.ingle who ex
pressed the hit'll regard with
which Kellies is held by members
of the team.
Il'n H IlM n l I’ rnm I’ nsr «l,i»*
A bit of drums was interjected
tho University of Minmi play Holy
Into the i roccedings when n hint aCross. The nwnrd was Imsed n > bd ••infant’ in the parson of 8h
improvement during the year In I mind Zeke McNnb, member of the
playing ability and scholarship It football squad; rushed in with 11
and in attitude toward fellow jilaj- loud cry of “ father-' lwstowed u
cr« and the coaches.
A like award was presented to
8|>enrer iUirdin, son of Mr. nn-l
Mrs. Geo rye llurdln, which Sunt.
T. W. law ton, who made the
award, said was bused on nchic\-:
Ilife the highest grade in seholmand Dr. Itucker.
■hip of ufly member of the foot■
Coach Kettles praised the work
of l.ietit.' liramienbencer and of
McKay Truiuck in aiding him in
coaching the team. Doth of the
.men responded in praising the
hoys,' their character and spirit.
All men of tho team present, it
was anrjtunipd by Coach Kettles,
i t -tetters -on
will, r e c e iv e * ..............
W i l l i s Anderson
Wins Peter Schaal
Football Trophv
.."The
saddest
thing
libout
co'oArihg foollmli is after getting
(o 0uuw and understand the boys,
to lose them . at graduation,’}
•aiii Kettles. He then announced
that (icne Singletary had been
..elected as an oil conference
nrklc. and (Job Cullqnr as an
all
conference
back.
Hu
I ayed Irlbuto to tile following
members who will graduate this
year. Alvin Kilpatrick and Hobby
Jones, Hill Jennings, Theodore
Hrooklin. Vein Clark, Gloiitr I,in
gle, Joe Watiien, Walter Smith
rnd J.auricr Hen id..
|1
vot* aftet Stnitbt- W’fllliihi Know
/*"£ «/ California said that noV
* ■” » * ! » ? S ^ * r'
X aU ^' JJ ^
ff -J ft
fdrelgh nations have the jUie of
the vessels, they would build new,
**** »hips that would outstrip
American - flop vessels, .and we'd
t * 1 our old slflpg haVk.
The
problem remalhlng now is, who’s
buy the sHIpa and whitt terms
TTY
m
A COUPLE OF THI TOP-RANKINO n A »$ on (rial at Nuremberg, Germany,
get together for a gub-fcsl during’ i rcte.s. Bx-MarshAl Hermann Goer*
log Irnns over to ronfer with cx-Forcign Minister Joachim Von Ribbonliop. The disinterested third parly In the middle is lludolf Hess, who re
cently decided to forget "XurgelUng."
.
(fnternaHonpf)
Dubious Receotion Given Request
From White House To Fix Ceilings
FTO O ilim i i UtV)
111
f- f
Celling-prlccs'eii hun.es took more errrt a ho.se costing under $10,liuffoling yesterday on Capita] (mo nm) they got priorities on 60
Hill. A ituhinus reception was pri rent of tho building materials
given n White House request for )„ this country. Hut once tho
authority to fix tho ceilings. The house Is liullt. tiro now owner is
problem’s a lough one. There’s free to,sell it for as high a price
no Inw which gives the Governran finagle,
ment or President Truman any- q-j,c rra| purpose of this conauthorized leeway in the matter, tml-prinrity plan is merely lo got
An Associated Press surve) Mr. Truman proposes Ur put' a mnre |l)Wor.cost houses huilt. As
.hows that University o f ' Abo celling on the price at which a f or t),e other M per cent of moratnn foollrall teams have com new or obi home can ire sold. The, tcrinls which do not come under
tennis
e
piled the test records of any cob
tire heading of
ege eleven over the last 12 years. (Kises.
Hr can’t and evidently jinut them
The survey, covering the period doesn’t Intend to ■!<> anything «hein run I
rum 11133 through I!ri&, shows more than propose. The Chief .
lint the Crimson Tide won dtl Executive then suggests that Contames, lost 17 and Hod seven fo r grass pass a lew to create the Ti percentage of JUUr
authority needed, mid have it ra- '10
Although Army has won its legated either, lo him or to some y
list 1H games In a row, the Cudetn other govprnment agency,
rank only 12th in the nation.
The nlan serins fcnod to rente* ‘ r ^ j / y
Tennessee is In second place
**^*\'t
vith 111 wins, 21 losses and fivo |sonfativo Dwight Patman of Texj
ties, an' average of .817. Duka. os. But some members of -he '
house Hanking Committee arc bit* '
rA
is m
a percentage of .802, Ford-'
'■v
turn, .7H2 and Notre Dame, .781.1 terly opposed to the bill spoil*
Other Icadora over a 13-year
rerlod lire Duiiuennc, Holy Cross,
iimta Clara, Ohio Stale, Minna-1 way: Suppose a house is built
tola, lloston College, Armv Tul-' before the hill heroines n law*.
a. • Louisiana State, Dotun t, • Nothing ran he done until the
Mlchlgun Stale, Colorado Univor-| first time that house is sold nfler
•ity, Georgia, Villanuva, Navy, .|the passage ef the measure. Then
Mississippi State, Michigan, Utah, I1thr sale (irlee larames the tellltte
Texan Tech, and Texas Christian. price. After tig»L no tone can rrWhen Alabama lakes Die fiold JB«-11 the house at a higher price.
for the Hose Howl game on Now < And then there’s part number
Years Day, the Crimson Tido will ' twt>; .“-impose n house is being
. built while the bill is liecoming
lay a formidable statistical rn- 1
|a law. If the hill passes before
curd on the line.
In nine regular games this sea • the Job is complete, then the
a Sail
son, Alnhamn scored 300 paints
against (iff for tho opposition —
The Modem Maxcluat
made 124 first downs against 40
for the opposition — and mode
Doesn’t waft for SALES
1.07.1 yarda rushing against 305.
ADVERTISES ^
Amoxing Hurry GiJmar allempted 88 passes and completed 57,
or about 05 tier cent. His pass
es ware good for 1)05 yards and
13 touchdowns.
las sellers to make advantage of
Alabama Is Rated
Top Eleven During
13 Year History
— A PRETTY NEW DRESS
Of all ihe presents you receive, il will Ire the prellfcil, anti
pracliral too, because you’ll wear II during the Holidays
and Ihe reil of ihe year as well! Dresses in blnck snd
colors, tailored styles or the softly feminine, discreetly
and 25 are always busy days
at Long Distance switchboards - and they will
be busier than ever this Christmas.
Please make only necessary calls over the holidsys.
W a itin g F o r
ruffled.
S outhern Bu
into stiff nppositloruiiyt poly from
certain Hnuso mamlxTlC. but nlsu
from real eslntoa circles. Well,
slnre the Government can’t con
trol ceiling prices on liumes, il
turns, in .the meantime, to con
trolling the materials going into
new housing. At least. It’s a tem
porary aid.
Builders agree to
Your chiltl in irrmvinu up . . . but he’ll never outgrow Christman . . .
Hie thrill o( an American riirtetmax Ih purl of Ii Ih heritage! Give him
gifta to fill hi« heart with pride and joy.
FLYING MODEL AIRPLANES
end
Te l e g r a p h C o m p a n y
excessive
AAV K)0$T$ ARE
For Y dU r Christmas
Supply and H unting
T rips — Sec
B M ’b Pack age Store
ItritlHji Spitfire ModclM................. .............
N ieuport ..................................................... ~.........
Messersch mitts ...................................... .
Telephone
i
25c.
and B a r
112 W, tut,
Phone HH0
.......... 60c
Fairchild M>62 T rainer (30 in, w in g s p r e a d ).......;... 95c
Towline Sail P l a n e ....• ........
........ ...I...,;.;...;.:.,..,.
A iracobra <37-inch w in gsp read )
Lockheed In te rc e p to rs........ .......
M id get Racers .... .............. ..........
1*55
....l.Ofi
.........
.......
*,95
H E R K IM E R M I N I A T U R E A I R C R A F T E N G IN E S
24.00, j
F o r the sm aller children — an lhterlocItHig tower o f
O n e trou b le w ith the th eo ry t b it b u yin g p o w e r
Ik in g
can b e increased m erely by b o o stin g w a g e s is
tavingL
that it fo rg e ts the man w h o dnm ntt U v i j tm g rt—
.......... ........ JB-Sfec
Class B, G as Model Pip er Cub -V................... ...........4.50
'
V IC T O R Y I
P R O V IN C E T O W N
PLAYERS
T b t.o n ly r f it c l b i / tb it i l t i t b ig b rr p r ic t l th a t
tu d d tn w age botstt b tlp b H n g n btnt.
m
shops and
.,
Ttok buying power doesn’t go up-—U gdes
4/nwnJ
At a m*iUr tjJset, tbn risingprinttftitjplian
g ***i *
?ico Theater, Sanford
hunrnnen b tn rfitt, ptm tim u n r UJ*
4* A t e t W W
to not
ti*
�FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1945
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA
At THE CHURCHES
F in ilT C lllltH T I IN 'em I l l 'l l
11*0 Kanlunl Avanur
W illiam Perry
Yeslryv Minister
Suml.>>' School Wur*hlp
»:IS
Al.
Alumina Worship.
l l : o « A. Al.
Christian Yuu|li Fellowship. «:J0
Al.
Wnrahlp ami Sermon.
T *o I*. Al.
W rd n ralav Service
E M J ’. At.
ounLant, Lailrcl Bath Set
U l i r Marj
N AX AH K AK C l l i m ' l l
r. C. K .ami nra |a>v>l.icc W n l
p o in t* .
Kundu)' School— lU.OO A. At.
Alnmlng Worship— ll:Ho A. Al.
Kvriilna W orship— *:jn I*. Al.
Friday Service— J so I*. Al.
r iR M
<IKl ItlllllA T C lll I l l 'l l
Mlnil nnd II* Idea. ami
# * '• J. I. M cKinley. i>i»lai.
Ainirt lint m i l l * halnir
» l « i A A l—Sunday NcboOt. J. C. hariiiunlou* and r l m u l "
avl*. »up»i Intrnilrnl.
33-3*. 30.IM .
ll:**' a
l l . —.xinmliiB Worship.
it**1 I* Al. Vinlth Fsllowantp.
«!OM
I* >|.
Serin.n
h o m c n o a a m ' i m u p a i . aJM C N d i
IIBV. AlAIIK O.M.I’ KNTUU. Hector
M«l> Cninnuinlon. *:•>» A. M.
ChUfeh School, 1:10 A. At.
Morning Servlet. 11:00 A- M.
L A K m M A H t C O M M K R 'TT
-i-iit;iu-n
Whilst- Aiil nut *liaplv *pi
F R A N K J. Ilryeon. DO. Paalar
nth.
he
«.i»
ttrullt:
Service.
fo
i
Sunday—
nuugh mill th ruuali. tut
n t e ih t T R H IA A
C lll H i ll
lo:oo
A.
At.—Sunday
Hchonl
a
0liIIIac
nut
ul
vcrcl*.
fl. D. M IO W N LK H , D. O.. Pastor.
l l : o « A. Al. »— Aliniitni: Wiuahlp.
ft
nml hrlna
' —Hnl
Corner o f Hok r.nd Third
T.IO
t*.
Al.
Tnun|
I'eupl*
0
aocisly.
Runday aorvleoa:
t in h c h o r u i i i i r r
0:40 A. Al.— Holiday School.
•ant null*, fu iin ty , Cunrlhoijar.
lA L A .t i.'O a a Mai i c n a O
11:00 A. Al.— Alumlng Worship.
Blblr n i«* r *. in Oh A. M.
a ll C u t Sc con.. M raai
0:10 1*. Al.
Junlut and Senior
Worship
and fuminunion. I I :
Major A. 8 \\ notion in cha
Yuuiiit People.
Sunday school, > • '» A. M
7:J» I*. Al. — Kv ruing Wnrahlp.
BVettlmt
Non
ice — 7. Jl» I*. >1.
P ra ie r Service IliOO A. Al.
nts
7 : 3 0 1* Al.
Y. I 1. A. a na 1*. M
m u
M K TH O H iaT IM C H /'U
a r t i i i ’ ll i. n r v L t s n . ~M ini*i»r.
Hlrrrt M .n in s , 7 .on i*. Al
r C lin ical frlem l of
M i l OaHlaa
R v a n p e llilif Harriet, *i0n T. AL
lira Krenleat ru tin)
J. W. IVHY, Paetor
C lll Ill-Ill-.* O f
i l l I I l nr.
Friday service a.00 1*. U
ii tul hot cun* I nut
Sunday School, 10:00 A. M.
* fii:> T i* r
iliuinlllly.
I'roachlns, 11:00 A M.
. *<h m » T i n
f U K s i u t v i f it o r
T. I*. M. a . 7:11 P. M.
MAN.' i. I Iti* Mthlrrl uf the 1.<>»mmi.
K
u
I
mi
'I
ihih
I* III a Ini1
Fraachlns. 1:00 P U
Hiriam which w ill lie reuil in I -ll ur - In* nl an> I nmmrni
il#
chee ■■ I'liim l. S. I. ill »t. II iiuuh 'I'- |ninl»ho*i|. Iru lli i* o*n
niit |hi world mi Sunday. December ll*
JtlilMlIlMll!
I* d||
10.
ktnw cnm rlii m il «»f lli«
The lloldeil T e a l I*
uf 4<lo lhl|>. , . - J|»*0
Alu'.ll |ui.>.|t,. I In.' It
►util J 'llf
...
--,h«t shall turret vr III]
Alumina Wnrahlp. II.un
■Hr"lnjr_u,rt
ON JOB EVERY DAY NOW
R. R. MAN THANKS RETONGA
He Was Forced To Live on
Soft Foods And Soup Says
Si r. K Ivl i n. D i s t r e s s
Promptly Relieved And lie
Feels Fine.
______M R .
W.-.D. EL1NN
f i iinm4niliKi*^ftoon :tuij-t**»R*i«o»o
yy your lioklcfis...or youriiflf!
Prcttyebox containing a ahalcrtop liox of Dusting Powder and
2-ounce bottle of Cologne. Both
■rented with the delightfully
fresh, woodsy Mountain Laurel
frugranre. All for only $ 1, plus
tax. Larger set, $2, plus tax.
T0UCHT0N DRUG COMPANY
A l.i. n u i’ i.a 1 'A T iio i.iu ( i n H i l l
A ll Suulo Catholic Cliur.h. OOo Oaa
Ava it a*.
Hi . lo r y : 117 W tat 17lh Strati.
8.1 ill in t1 JUlBhU.
l*o»I O ffice Addroai: Box OAl
I’ hona 111
n e r.
Fa th e r
W illiam
liveniiiB
*1.—Weanesday,
OSTKK.K I IA P T I* T r i l l III
Cecil I* frla aey. Paaiiir
Sunday Bc IumiI. |o:uo A. Af.
Herald C. Iluauck. Supl.
Mnrnlnu Wnrahlp. 11:00 A.
D irector Airs. Atyra llnsuck
. T. il,
0:10 P. Al.
K v e iilii* W prslilp 7 30 P.
Wednesday Prayer Service,
D on 'i pui o il f-ctiiMx your »ci . . . be
es uye we* Antin' they'll Itr »iupi>C(l
up befttir th e day tv o v rrl tiny "Jiixly
F ou r" I imIjv Mild i l i m oft a la v o tjlr
name oil ytuir vhoppittf; liti
.
Mugir Point w n ic t Ml uttoolll you'
can't r v r il hear n write Heaulilully
M rr a m lin r d . S m ait m ilita r y d i p t
g l c m and i r llr il lltc tiulii . . anti i t in»mtycr. Brrvtte on I miiI i |ycn anti re
|icatrr |k i i u I it ( i uni an l m l forever
c i i i n r t i o p j c a i ’s o i i h i i t
o r i. A T T r n D A T s a i n t s
American l.cgion Hut
One block W eal ul Park Avenue
Service every Sunday, 7:10 P.M.
Uursl apeakera
LIK U T . S. K. C ltO CK K TT.
Toucliton D ru g Co,
P IH S T It A P T I* T f i l l HI II .
Park Avanua at Olh SI.
*
W. I*. Brooks, Jr.. Pnali.r
Sunday Srhunl.
.4A A. Al.
Wurshlp. 11:00 A. M.
Tralnlup Ithlon. t i l l P. M.
Wuislilpa i l * «p. - >1
Wedneadkv' Service, 7:10 .p. Al.
Nuiaery fo r Sunday Mornlns arc,
vice.
Ear phones tor hard o f hearing.
T U B CHVHC-H o r GOD
Ocneva and Kim Avenuea
Rev. W. C. Ilulcomb. pastor
Sunday School. lt : M A. M.
Mornln* Harries. I l- P f A. Al.
Touns People. 7:0n p. Al.
Sunday N ltlH Servlet. 1:01 1>. Al
vAYsdnoaday nlsht prayer service,
W><linW«Liy
tu b
Nlah'l__ p ra yer
B o triA ia iu K
I'HIIHVM
Laurel
ba
I m i* fo l d 'l l In l l ' i ' •df j‘lH.1 iiiiMl*
nml *«u|i», ami i " " u M
hu iilly
leave the III hie U 'fiil'e I hail m
take *niiie r a iiw l/ In ISel i f little
re lie f from Itie *i n in e*, aiul iia*.
I felt nervnii* ami « e a k aihl I
imil In la k e m i many In x a tlv e*
liia l I flt ’ i|Utfllllv took t'VO hijc donen in "tie day.
" I u i i « lakiny; inedieine* ev ery
day. Ind
Iteloiuru i- tile firn l
one | e v e r found In irive me the
le lie f I needed. A ll that .diatrcon
Aiiu* dm iin- •itm in li*
Ittlatr thi' I*4 JJ» ‘ s*'*1
In-11*
u.*n» I h«*
miidr hoi«\oti ami I'M
|D*0 Mil f I f III A f IM•I I •
hr th.oi k ii iH lli thro u
her. Tin I #iil'il In lh>
Iatoti! !» thy p IiuiI p u|»ntt lli> right
ImtitT' tl** 111:7. a! tot
Thi I • -*»i*tt*Kc« nii»n It!*** Include*
Ihr lollnu Inn jt.iRioMKr liomi the
ritrU t! «n Si* cticc irtiim o k . “ Hc Iimut
nml Ifiitllh n ltli K«*y (u ihr Hcrhi*
lin e * I'V hurt li.okcr Kdriy: "T in
t]!%!n«- '1111•I thal made' limit imiln*
Inin* lit* MM II I 111It It«' ami llkeni'fti*
All Ik it i o*ai11 * p \im n m llm «lIvlin*
r
’ lt<*l<>l7y::i >■> ih tciiilril In i d
l l l l t i e n dll** In i ll. llf f ic lc llt 1
o f c a . t i i c Jiiit'P.H in th,' . I'li '.i
I list] u f :i|i|»'tllf, V ilillllitl II I
lir ir n c v ami riitiAfipiiliu ii.* Hi
m iiii I. |imi*.* it. A iv i'p t
in,
*titiit<*. Itctniiifu may 0>»• *>ht
at Toucliton 1iliac Co. Adv,*
™
Lotion
D t f y o u r C h r i s t m a s s h o p p i n g e a s ily . . . e n jo y u lt ly . . . e c o n im iit n llt h v
jfc ltin K
A L L
y o u r k B I n n t T O U C H T O N ’ S e v c r y lM K ly 's r i i r i s t m n s
S t o r e ! W e 'v e k I D n K o lc r e l o o I i i m h i * f r o m
. . . R ifts fo r m e n , fo r w o m e n ,
f o r c h i l d r e n — k fiftK f o r a s lit H e a s 'i.T r n m l u s n u i r l i n s S li.'i.lH ). n m l n o m u t
t e r h o w l i t t l e o r h o w m u c h y o u h p c n il. o u r p r ic e s h e lp y o u lo ir i \ *• th e m o s t
C h r i s t m a s J o y f o r t h e m o n e y . C o m e in t o d a y a n d c o m p l e t e -> o u r U i r i s l m a s s h o p p in g in a f e w p le n s n n l m i n u t e s .
I
4 -n itiN r c titr n c ik — i.il n o w n o n e
•lev.' Afatk t . (> rp *u ta r.
*,
K v rry second Sunday -lluly
l.'utn
n.unl.itt, t il l i A. Al.
Hlliet .Hunilaya-Hcrvli'ea 1:3.1 p. M
I A41III.*: A
v ja r r n n u n iT tB O B l'H
. A u .l'i,, paamr
ml. lo an A. AL
mil. Sunl.
Shavinglaolion
50c to 2*™
Ale-
Shaving Howls
m a r
-
*11 4 v |AH
1.00
Howl
III*
tell %% l\ (t
Lotion
Lillies
1.00
70c (o 1.05
I’lirsc* Kits
ru n
1.00
imiiu
Sachet 1.50 In 5.00
Compaels J.25lo'(>.05
Hath Salts 1.00-5.00
Stationery 5!)c- l.!)8
(JIFT BOXED
Avap at Ninth BL
A. I'. I'arop, Paalut
Sunday Krbnol Bt«a A. M.
T. II. Middleton. Hupl
Mnrnlnv W arship IliOO A. M.
Traln ln s Union 7:00 p. .v.
KvrltlnR Service 7:10 P. Al.
IV #dn« so-.r — Slid-wask
Service,
7:io
K vrrv.O llier-Tu aaday — Study In
■oul-wlLitlnB. 7:10
Klrat
and
Third
Tuesdays—
Dusting
Hollywood
Pow ders
59c to 0**r>
>series
Colognes
00 to 1 9 !
r i n r r (■•i h i b t i a n o i r n m
Alornlna Wnrahlp— 1 1:00 .A. At.
Bible School—to ll A- M.
K ay wood ie
"YOUR BERi
T. S IR " f
TOILETRIES TO
,N’S TASTE
by Orloff
P r r fe e llr s a ile d I s ■ mmm'm Imm
Is re la te , r s l s a s * s v M k t a le
■ le .a s a .s t
k e a 'll U a* P ea— a ll
rat Isa . l t d - y e s 'll sp p r e r la l* II
far* — r e p r s d a e tls a a a l e a r s IT
T h e y ’l l m a k e la le r e a tla B aad
y e a r s la d r ta b le . A ppra p e ta ls
k .'ls a v a ila b le . I ' e a e la a a d s e e
Rattles
I n n y fragem M . • ( S P O R T S M A N
S k ria lU lM wdl^latM tka
BM4aB4aUa|.aaa y e a j a w ,
Hlocks
T h r rr 'a nmre to u prc*crl|t
l i l l l . l l l l K A 'B
lion
—M will mala Mas UaWaad feat kU
v t r U k l la Hsiaalal apatto-laapinJ
Wedlse .A aa,
as. fL K L
Hooks
IIIB ltO A
50c
than a I hiI I I i - uf
elm*.
ll
In
I-now Irilu«*
II k ilt
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ami
a
It
b o s / SieW ad S e r f
l+i V‘
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BOXED 5Uir
t i l l lU lir.te OP t IIHIteT.
tell i:\ T lteT
KO0 Km»44 r;«*riU.il^n rr. Ji
Hutiiliiy H n vlt r— 11.00 A. 'hi
Hnntlay rtcht»ol— 0:44 A. M.
d « I V l C 4**«|:ll0
linn. | ,|j|i mi I In* j«jl» n u i
:Oii| feel fini1. Qt-tnmTii I.rats a
thins I ever
i .J in s
C O S liH K IiA T IIlA A I. I H I
Corner uf Park Aveuue a
Street
Minister, J llcriinrd llnol
Sunday Sclii.ol, 10:00.*
Aloinlna M . i *hlp. 1 1 :00.
\ V 4MlHj>k4|u>
irlit'Vnl clii,I s i i, ituT
M M M I V K n m V I V N a W IP J S IS J !H N !Y W IM W M IS M N IM M M W W W W tH U W W S )IIJ ll
A iis u n i.r o f quo
■ M furS
Corners la u re l ,\ve. and Itlh SI
••Where J r m i * le Ilea l"
K. I. IV It It ll IT. pastor
II
Sunday
Seho.il, U. .At. , IVIIIIs.
Ah.III.. Ill-an A. Al
A lo r iiln p
Devhllunal Service,
11:01) A. Al
Al.
Christ AiiihaHsadora (y o u n i peo
p le). 7 o<> I*. M.
Keans.-llstl.' M.r|lna, 1:00 I*. M.
Al.
I*rarer inrellnK and Bible Study.
7:10 Thursday
«:oo T . M.
Wed head a v n fl.rn oon p r a y e l
m ieilnK. l : lo p. m
■
A handsome design combining '
14 Kara! gold with rich colored plastics
Kv
N ach irab:
and Pralaa service.
• HmN.Tsi
Church SeMi'cra. Il:0 o A. M
fr a y e r M rrtlnp WrdnraJay
• nine*, a oo r Al. .
4.ANP. a n M ilI K
Paator.
n
o a i t h i n i l m i.
Sunday n a n : t.Ou A. Al. and
lluh.
il II. Taylor, imat.ii
l»:0 0 A. M.
Sunday Scl.»ul. |U.Ua A. AL
Dally Mata: 0:00 A. M.
llolanil
m i**, Mupt.
Conrea.lon Saturday: 4:00 P. M.
AlurnlUK Wnrahlp H.Oo A.
lo I 00 P. IL and 7:00 P AL lo 0:00
Hvenlna W ni.hip, S:oo f . ai
VI, *1 S e r ,lr r*.
7«alnlnir Unlun. 7:J0 P. Al.
m R ik K ia ,
n m io iiiB T
Wadueaday Prayer Uervlce.
CHCHCII O f I 'A D U
H. M. IIR N K L G . Pastor.
Bnnday Sohool, 10:00 A. M.
T IIK *O I 711*104: O tP T lN T
P rrarh ln s 11:00 A. At.
l III I l l 'l l
R vangellallc Service, t:Av P. AL
Mldwaak Prayer eod PralOo Her. lo-utel Avr. ul Nltilli SI
A
.
'.4faiiip
,
I ’oalnr.
lea.
Sunday SrluMl. »:4A A. Al .
Thursday K vanlut. 1:00 P. AL
T. II Mlddlelun, Hupl
Mu i i i I iiu W. l.lilu ,
II.UU A.
C IIU H C n OF T II K N AS A n n s ■
Kvriilna II Ul >hl|>.
7:*.. |>.
iv . II. U nu*hlnn
IV
adne
inlay
I’
rnyer
Service.
111 PnJmattu Avenue
10:00 A. M. — Sunday School, Berl
F lr*l and Third Tuw.luya
nllh, Superintendent.
11:011 A. Al. — MnrnliiB ttorelilp .
I. —
L I E S IS H A R P
B R Vf.N TII l i l t V B T O r t f t t
I I II l i t H
R lia . A o a a r and H e.rail, * irr e l
^ Uahbaih Sn.nol Kal.irdaya. 1:11
«*\|ii*ricncc.
a
I lie- «a * t
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painatukinK
IIA 1 11
Brushes
Rattles
K K V A -P M P
tlt.k A K K T
Fastener
■a «
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of
rlicm i*l)(
whit |tr«i<lurt*t the |irr*rrit»ed
lim its.
Jt ABA
•
I r - iiu n r v
tl>r PtanufurluriiiK
Hooks
nn-tli
norlnr *
n o m .i:
W a rm e r
Heautifully Boxed
th r s k ill
r »r r
uf
unit
»u r
It k a ll IhfM i
�_
^toUKvottoqiftWAi.D.
The S anford Hertrtd
ifi.3
>1
'biJT u b e rc u lo sisF a c ts
Curt Siodmak As
hanford
Florida
A W O L F or 2tf M ont
S old id r Kikes
FftlDAT, DECEMBER1), lets
mrd tha U. S. S. Parikyo Hay. A member
iputlon I let a, the P4rd in the Tokyo area
the soldier as saying pis fowl was
lifeiiml lifvs and other small anl* l i : t v » a i i > t r w i a n n l F n ir ^ a U .
vi'.rec j uir* of trousers, old shoes
ami overshot'* when taken into
custody. Mrlntire admitted he
hadn’ t had’ a bnlh In all those
21' months. The other jail pritoners >u\v to it that tluit con
dition was remcilied. Melntire’s
heard ol several Inchrs was sha
ved » f f nnd his hair cut. The
soldier tnld the sheriff he left ’ hArmy I enii.c he didn't flke the
Society Editori Cecelia Truluck
Class of the First Raptist Church
will have a covered dish supper
at the annex nt 7:00 P. M. All
member* are urged to attend.
Mrs. Jim Wilson of Oviedo spent
Pilot Club will have Xmaa
Thursday with friends in Sundinner
mid
meeting
at
Mayfair
FRIDAY
________
ho regular - meeting of the Hotel at 7:10 I’.. M. Member* fy d ..............
’ ”No.i. 51, are requested to bring gift* for
C#npbell
• I.o.*sing ”Cult
|iir.
ami
Mrs.
E. C. Irvine of
Antcrieao Is-glon Auxiliary, will Elks Community Chrlstmns tree. MaSHonald College, Qlit. are resi
meet ut the-Legion Hut ut 7:10
dents of 1000 Park Avenue. ^
WEDNESDAY
P. M.
Business
and
Inspirational
• Dependable Class of the Fitst meeting of Womens Auxiliary
Miss Laura Smith of Orlando
MethqdDt punch will meet at will meet at .1:10 I*. M.
is visiting her sister nnd brotherr?<ft0 ;P. M. at Ute home of Mrs.
Philathla Class of Presbyterian in-law, Mr. and Mr*. W. A.
JVanil.con^rd, 21R1 Holly Avenue. Church will meet for covered Zachary of 6IH Park Avenue.
The *lass. will hive a party Inter dish supper nt the home of
nt Mrs. /R. W» Herron’s.
Lieut. Harry Grlmball has ar
Mrs. M. Green on Jewett’s lane
.’Dhe fizn\ra Clrdl- will meet at 7:00 P. M.
rival home from Tusaloosn, Ala.
nt /the home of Mrs. Julian Pottto spend thiDioUdays with , hi*.
duf-at 8;00 Pi- M- ..The program
rent*— Mr.— smd— Mrse— HroE
wFfTl'bf presented by Xb*. H. J L
Imfaril of 1118 Metmolta-Arcmie
Social Calendar
AUTRY
hiTTprrrf-Tt-T’enrtl* lie use* in.cliting the- three- or four" draft ~ »(
"Tin* Christma* S«*al «nli.* i* our opportunity to hi'lp win curh of ^ii« sCMpts.'
i< vital Imttli* on tIn* ijotnc front. If you havou’t contributotl
BNil.K VERSE H i,' TODAY
” 1 beeami- a 'writer Iweois I
wanted to do my worrying «t
to tho-fight ngainat ttilit-miiimis_ Ik* .-nirt- to do it ttHlay."'
DO NOT WAIT TILL YOU
#U*HI instead of ft nil a week.”
HAVE ALMOST FORGOTTEN
Hi* accent i* tinged with hi- na
tive (iei man
THE TEACHINGS OF IIOl.V
WRIT LEARNED IN YOUTH.
I asked how ariybmly could get
YOU MAY FIND IT DIEFCULI’
the proper feeling (ntu horror
Fow picttiros in the wind-tip of tliiH war arc mora ftp- storie* .without being, himo-lf.
TO WORK YOUR WAY RACK
WHEN YOU REALLY NEED pealing nnd hiimnn I him thnnit which hHow I he joy of n-dog just o bit of o fiend.
HIM GREATLY: Seek ye the jfreolinjr his master hark from the-wars. The iiitvrvul has
SiiHlmael* laughed. ‘‘ I write all
Lord while He may la- found, roll
my meahni-s* out of me ami into
usually
been
a
sail
one
for
the
(log
ns
it
has
for
his
maslt^,
upon Him while lie i* neui.
my stories. Look at huinoristt IHti.ah fi.'iilf.
and all the more grievous perhaps hceause he cannot ex the groin-hirst people In (be
world, 'they put ult their hiioiin
press himself.
Itr.fugci-’s Rrlurn
into'their wiitlng.” - * .
•
And
the
grief
of
se|Ntration
grows
nil
the
more
|
M
>
i( Frr-m Kaleiilogi aph I
Ilii* writing brother of film
gnaut when hy thance the loyal dog smells some article of ilileetor Robert Sioilmack wir- it
You will return to -find
Your house burnisl.
his mauler's clothing, or other material that will carry rnilioail engiiintr ns u youth in
Hut you will not regret
twfnre yielding to n yen
anil
preserve the scent, lie waits and waits, yearning tltimh- (Jrrmaby
That you returned.
.
to In- uii author. Too poor to af
ly
for
his
master’s
step.
The
return
is
prohahly
the
highest
From all thnt you will see
ford o ribbon for In* typewriter,
point of his such life—and sometimes too of his master’s he u*ed a /.heel of rarbon paper.
There will he no relief—
So much to* recollect.
The first four of- his 20 imvel*
So much of grief. . . .
went iiapublished. b it tha fifth
.Many
a
doughboy
in
such
a
glad
minion
must
have
And nobody to welcome you
*||||| for sCJ.I'H) to a Berlin tie ' s ,
remembered
and
appreeiatid
the
climax
of
the
life
of
And nobody to greet-paper. All are oil weird or fu'Hnmcroming i* the only thin* the world-famous wanderer Ulysses when he returned tuii .ue ii mile*, mu tuiest ’ -.fo.ioThat will lie sweet!
home after many years, anti ns lie greeted his wife Pene van’s Brain.”
MICHAEL CHEHDNIN
hi* wife and son he rnme
lope with a kiss, the herb’s aged ting, tuiahle to speak or to With
the Gniteit Mutes in HU’i.
Divorce
I’roldein
Can
lb- rise to his feet, gently wagged ills tail.
Mtaln -iek ! ■** al. i n lutif hour j| £ Picjc'c};a fot; endless .wardrobe versatility . , Give
Solved In America's School* -
•-ofIi morning pondering his day’*
{•»•* a gillier-giamour one to dress' up her prettiest
headline. It could also Im- solved
plot development*, dtls vfrori.-ne.i d
suit
fnr the holidays.
H ard Problem s
In America's home*, hut it isn't
is a cheery room over the Warner
Wing, and It probably won't.
•
Brothers stuilm madiine shop
stuck, lie gmucfff/ip at
The fate of tln> world may tit-pond on the wisdom twoWhen
Jimmy Roosevelt say* he see*
lim-i. from uu an m a mit.-ri
danger* ahead for the Democrat*. of the three foreign secretaries meeting at Moscow on magazine, panted on hl(t.r dour:
Couldn't be in the labor unrest Dec. 15, and the wisdom of tin* governments th£y represent. "Whv can’t vou write’ It i* milnow stlffling the conntry, could Once more students of history are reminded of the "trium
pier than you llilnk.”
F iti r»A>Vf»KI I: m I)Eft 14. 1945
not to try to analyte your
dreams. Wo hnd nor the other
night ubout dtiv|pg up to a
grocery store with ii truck util
getting n barrel of sugar. On the
wuy home wllh it, the rnin be
gan to full and when we got
home all our sugar had melted
uml run away. .Now what would
you say that meant?
*
The federnl government I* at
last getting, around to doing
something utMiut hospitals. A hill
has la-cp prepared authorizing
the appropriation for flHO.OOi),000 for the construction of ho»pitnls. with the stales putting up
from about- Hll to 1 » pereeol
the cost, depending upon tlm
wealth of the state. How- much
Itetter it would have been back
there when we Were trying to
find job* for people bv flaying
them to rake leave* from one
side of the street to the other
and then inking them buck again,
if we had built hospital*.
•alsoCartoon
and
NEWS
OPEN
5:30 P.M,
FBI. & MON^_
etu
T—
P R IN C E S S
M O N .!
Double Feature
“F O G I S L A N D ”
— With—
LIONEL ATW ILL
—also—
Speaking of I lie boom (thut
Is, the coming one, not the last
one*) itul citiitc imlen nt Miami
Beach last month totalled #7,UHO.OUO, to bring the grand total
for the island, not including the
big city of Miami on tHa main*
land, for tha year to #70.150.000. far aurpaaaing anything that
occurred there during the e*ul»erent *20a. Last year salea'wcre
months than they have been for
Prit-v tailtog* may put a damper
on that for a while, but tt It
pretty hunt to keep a lit! tiown
tight on hulling water.
Editor. Sanford llcrnld:
I hnve noted a headline entitled
Sweeping Nation, by J. Edgar
Hoover.” Till* writer, in roniing
to the resrue of youth, feel* that
youth is not” to be absolved of
hlamr indirectly. But thu morals
of mothers and fathers nre so
ungodly in general ns to make our
boy* and girls bung their heads
III shame since mothers, no I’ll
say women, got nut in public In'
surh undress, faces painted almost
clown like, n cigurette flipped on
the rfloor or street with no
thiaight of how it look* to people
that hove been brought tqi to re
spect the fair sex.
Many have inldlaal freely; this
includes many mothers. Could a
man like Mr. Hoover Ignore
the fact* that are as plain to be
seen? I think not. Now so much
for the women. This writer
know*—n number jyf th# samu
type of men. When they can. 3
•hey deny they are married and S
have a family, step out with
o tU C A i
Drew Peanun mads the as
tounding statemant a few days
ago that 12 carloads of aviators'
leather Jackets, valued at 042
aoeh, are twin* elashed up the
back at the Philadelphia Navy
Yard ao that ihsy can be con
demned and burned. This appears
so waaUfuRy land Inaxcusably
sponsored hy
W * a
)\
Cotillion Club
( m * -u
p
nec* 2 1 - 9
1\\1\ a
P *M ’ t n ?
W om an ’s Club
ORCHESTRA
Tickets on stile at: Perkins, Toucliton’s, The Sanford
Herald tfntl Fla. State Hank.
Script $1.00 per person — lax included
SOOKIO 0/Vl
\sosp/a o H l
SANFORD
For Christmas !
Mrs. E. G. Bandy nnd daughter.
Sandro, left Tuesday for their
home in Birmingham, Ain. after
spending the summer and fnll
with Mrs. A. P. Bandy nt her
home (119 West First Street.
William It. Moye Jr. of the IJ.
H. Naval , Reserva, Vho finished
hoot training nt Great Lake*
Training Station ha* been spend
ing a furlough with his fumtly
in Sanford. He departed Sunday
for Chicago to enter radar school.
MEN’S WRIST
WATCHES
Unfinished
Miss Helen Compton will arrive
Saturday from Onklano, Calif,
to spend the holidays " 1th her Louise Muller
parents, ’Mr. nml Mr*. E.” Comp
ton, at their home nt 221 West
Nineteenth Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan G. MiUhem and
daughter, Gall, of Newport, R. I.
will arrive Dec. 21 to spend the
ay* with Mrs. Mltchem * parMr. and Mr*. Fred R. WII*
■on, at their home 1900 Hanford
.
Avenur.
JEW ELRY GIFTS
\
Brow ne
O f Honor
Mrs. Anna McLeod nnd Miss
Becky Mcl*cod of SL Augustine
nre spending the weekend with
Mr*. Kenneth Mcl-eod nml Mrs.
Murtha Moffil at their home on
Celery Avenue.
CapL Herbert Frost and Flight
Officer Whltey llnllemun are
guests of-Roliert Altman at his
home 2404 Oak Avenue. After
completing thglr visit they will
report, to McGill Field li\ Tampa’
I for'duty.-
Waterproof
17.00
LADIES' WRIST
WATCHES
Covered Dish Supper
To Be Hheld Monday
MaiuUlnrnir the tradition of
the First Christian Church of
Sanford, the Woman'* Council
will hultl its annual covered did,
Christinas dinner on Dee. 17 nt
7 P. - M. One of the features
of the program will he the pre
sentation and packing of gifts
fo r , the aged of the Florida
Christian Home.
A f t o r ilinnor leehil-colorod
motion picture* will be shown
by H. E. Klcoto of Macon. Qn.,
field repreneotative of National
Benevolent Association of the
DUriples Of Christ. Memlier* and
friends of the church are invited
to lie present at K P. M.. tn
view the motion picture*.
to
Tif ‘ t*ntininn eio liit ny.
....... ....... . and
........
(osuionolitan
amoi.,g their I lf
■luilnluhce* are people from fnr
nnd wide including a Russian girl
who hnd recently travrlerl from
California t» Van Salvador by
train . . .
<
Scheduled among the younir
crowd to trlve Christmn* parties
at i.;
lit rIt 11Y NEWMAN and
ROHKRT WILSON. HELEN and
DAVID SMITH. I MIUIS HALL
and WALTER HAYNES. HRAOK
:PERKINS, the w i g q i n s . j o e
M.
“ CASEIN
........... idnl JOHN KICK.-the
HYSONS, the TRULUCKS, and
many others are being planned
and will he annnum-rd later. C.E.T.
pining
Club I h Entertained
|T Ii Drive Helped
— B y - M r s.- Cumiellv - B y Lea Soit're»-CIUb>
The Merry-Go-Routuf»Club' waAt the nerkC mooting of the.
entertained thisi wcck ut tin- , Lo» Soar*’ Chili Tuesday the
home of Mr*, Hawkins 1. Com- Tmember- folite.l tuherruln*l* seals
nelly »t 24.12 Mcllonvllle Avenue for TOO enveloi.... The»e envelope*
with a Chrl*tniu* iunrheoit.
|containing -i-itL will 1-e sold by
.Mr*. Joe Meisrh, Mr*. John , the eluli niemhei- on l>ee. 22 ot
Meisch ntnl Mr*. John Galloway j I . ..ilu .|.."nto"n
assisted Mrs. Connelly in -ervlllf
\ pm ty to he given in honor
the luneheon. The dining loom : n| (||,u niemlM'i I uo~dny at K:O0
table was centered with a low m |>,yj ,,-i illt. \\ . mans Clitb was
rnngvcnt of yellow eheyaanthe Li^ctl -ed. The meather* present
mums and coveted with a l » - f , „n hnhd Kvelvn .Matthew*^ Mate
cloth.
I ..met Mini fet.h r. lAlltnu ltoylc.
Dottie Jean W illiam s
H a s Birthday Party
Mrs.. Ii. W. .Williams honored
■bcc 'nsirebten- Dot t le~J«an—-W L
js -W IH g
AMPJIIIIS TO HAVANA
FORT PIERCE. Dec. I I. (d*' , —--------------- r
re Fort Pierce Ainphlb* - ** | Huvuihi. This |i
.
fWm___tidut-ttidlL
» ■C*A a . - W a ^ r - d u r..-u ,. C t u
U
mTtTTT:ll,n, . , t
' '.
Avenue
■
.
iV
Room* of the Williams home
■ -'ll " ' ’re attractively decorated with
Mi'
’ arrangements ol uoinsettiu*.
i1,'p
Game* were played with. Mary
- |
|.ou Dossev, Carol McNeil and
im-ia* j nv ’ (-„nu.|| winnihk the prize*,
i .miiii." -Little Dottie -opened her gifts
•
in
n sweet course wn* served
1 1 1 ' m tlu- guests In- the hostess**ss! 1 K* isteil bv Mr*. L. R. John*. Mr*.
Ml. Stootlmff. 'Mi*. C. E. CnHtoit,
Mi>. J. F. William* Mr*. Leroy
" r'-ent*
'" r Z n Show dm.
,
■stTino
Tlm*e attending were:
Noet
1 >\.i-to Jean Norris. Inna -leaiL Cot ley,
•ml it AI Collin*. Carolyn CronshrwT
mn, b Mary Lou llorse.V, Robert Digitin oink ton* Revet Iv Evans, Alden Fesliiu *tr l|*r'
IHttnnn Fleischer, * Peggy
III
unv Gayle. Jo Alin Hughey. June
Al. f,,|t .li-nniiig*. Mm\ 1*110 King. Biure
mini ol Mttttoy and Carol tfcNeil.
ig s ."
Also Nancy Robb. Ken Ricllards,
in g n o s Dodo Slim on, Ague* Stitnsib-ld.
rt nli,mt Mike Mu-*, licit v St. Lotti*. Nell
ii- nit' Siootbnfr. Hill' Thuikton. Rnla-rt
nd live Tlnasher, Itillv Tyre, Donald IMi- V'itli- u-y. .Sidney Yilileii.. J-T-ntk. .Yinwilliout emit. Ih-vei Iv «nit MeCli-IInliil,
cannot Rob Wmkm. Dottie William*
I*- may Donald Yost. Mary Virginia Hall,
dial i- Waller Groove:.. Kiiieti Cnrpt-n. . ||e ter, llels A*libv. lay Cornell and
. "b it Maiv Ann Ludwig.
lbAI--o Sir nit Shames* Neal Slont"bat lullf, GeoiL-e •StiHithiiff. Sheila
Hut Hi—I. Jane William*. Jimmie WilLuirv llaitsfb-ld. Higgle
Ellen Carter. Huthic
Juli - Verimy, Wall M,-rillnlib' William*. .Iiianue
, and Joyce folium.
' ing the scene. Iluiuhl K„ In,-,
|volunteered to net and played
'a
short impromptu "proposal
scene" opposite Mi*. Condi' ami,I
* much- applause., lioroHig.i yon
llrrhuli* and Diiphni- I'on.udlv
volunteered In ild impromptu
luting opposit*. Mi. iommIi*.
IHIITII
WNGt'NCHMRNT
Mr. nnd Mi
Charles G. Ilerm
qiinotince Du- biith of a-itaiighter I'hsrlem- on Di*'. 1^’ nt Dr.
Givene's lb- pilnl in’ Dii)-tona
Ui-ii, b. Mi
Heim I* ih,- funner
Addle Lou Joi n-*,
■ ■— —
Correct Men
///syj
Comedy Presented
A t Seminole H i g h
* Mr*. John Patterson Jr. and
|young sons, John and Hugh, who
I have been *pen<lintr the winter
with Mrs. J. G. Pntterson In
Hose Court. They left Friday for
Savannah. Ga. to visit their aunt.
Mis* Elizabeth O’Connor, who i«
seriously ill. While lit Savannah
they will also spend several day*
with Mr*. Patterson’* brother nnd
sister, Dr. and Mrs. John O’Con-
F L O W E R S B R IN G M E S S A G E S
1n their cool vtf tie xviitJ, liter
IgraiHC
i) the- iluiaiict of Seville How an I
l|
g j,
U,„iJ iticxi, the luJiiion of the ^1. finoi
itl
Util i'll iin|mtlt *5 • I l.m lyninl) ptocntol ill
Set’
Expansion Watch bJS?celatn in yellow and rone
gold.
our (I i h p I a y
wrojithn, corrutRot,
*3&OViowcd pom \jcmric\uioc
m il. iujttmii ib^nru *iui lonum cfi
12.00 •
IKittetl plants at
CIGARETTE
HJ'/i Magnnlin Avenue
LIGHTERS
A. K. R O S S E T T E R
FLORIST
.
Dunhiu
w w w w M M w w M W M a n w M iv w in tta
i
•
* :
,
1.1
Berkeley wlndproof
We don't doubt that a union
chatge that certain manufacturer*
are d elica te ly withholding pro
duets from the market until price
cellinRe are lifted haa eotue truth
In It hut not for the reaeon given.
Even at preeent price ceiling*
manufacturer* might m a k e some
money, at least k e e p from losing
It, but under present Uw», If they
do make any they have to give it
to the government. Hence, they
•re waiting until after the first
of January- whan the exets* pro
fits tax will tie removed. This I*
-a short-sighted nolley on the part
of those manufeeturere who are
following It. but short-elghtednee*
la a common humtn fault.
.
With—
ROLAND YOUNG
CONSTANCE BENNETT
— also—
C
//"VTTA
- o in e t h iu i’ , l n "
____ . . . U M a s f e f c
Lieut. I- TiTNiekel. IISMCR,
nnd family hnvo moved to Snn.
ford and are residing nt Indian
Mound Village. He I* stationed
ut the Sanford Naval Air Station.
CHRISTMAS
DA NCR
1I
In our midst • • • *>• die May
fair to Is- exact . . . M R S .
HENRY PEABODY of Boston.
Mass, who is spending her second
winter In Sanford is quite nil intricstitig person . . . she led tho
prohibition party in victory nnd
defeat . . , and aided in rui-dug
one million dollars to which John
I). Rockefeller contributed 'an
other million for teachers’ tmiiiing
schools in rliiiin . . . aiiftther*unr*ual person is MRS. H. N. WOL
COTT of Detroit, Mich, a fortnei
writer and staff member of the
Pictorial Review magazine and n
writer for the Geographical Maga
zine who is also a resident of ,Inhotel this winter ... . have you
heard the woutlet fill new* ulsiut
BILL-and MARY HENRY Wtl.
Lieut, and Mrs. Douglas Senske
arrived Thursday from Newport.
Arkansas to spend the holidny*
with Mr*. Hrnsko’s parent*. Mr.
nnd Mr*. Then Styles.
-‘
•at S. 1. SAKALL
I fllu lJ G iriliif I
s
TERRACE TALK
S
thi-uter „/ war.
Mr*. Edwin HIM of Birming
ham. Al*. who ha* been visiting Miss A n n a
her daughter. Mrs. E. G.~!tnndy,,
and Mr*. A. P. Bandy left Tues . I h Guest
day to return to her home.
BETTY GRABt
JOHN PAYNE
JUNE HAVER
OPEN |
P.M?
VSAT. - SUN,
— Mmtnrt MntrjtTmrlinrA’nntrpirlr
have arrived nr Grand Junction.
Colo, where they will visit Ml.
Vodopich’s mother and sister.
They will depnrt for D*nvei.
Colo, after the holidays and will
make their home there. Mr*.
Vodopleh I* the former Evelyn
Stowe.
Mr. Edward Klreher of -HhrryAnna Home In Umntllln will
visit Mrs. Klreher nt her home
W Christnin* dance will be 1104 Myrtle Avenue for the
sponsoreil by the Cotillion Club weekend.
on Dec. 21 at the Sanford Wo
mans Club with the Ilanana River
Mrs. J. Fleischer wHI leave
Hoy* orchestra playing for the tomorrow for Sarasota where she
oernsion. The dance will be will spend the holiday]* with ’ her
cabaret style and the ptrnllc Is son, Sam Fleischer, A and hi*
family.
A
Women* Auxiliary prayer hand
of the First I’resbjrtei iun Church
" o expert t o ’ see a ■penccful
world. It will huve to Jirglh with
a restoration of the true God in
our Inml, and for the youth’*
sake, mothers, put some clothes
mi youi selves and your daughter*.
Teach vour son* to respect you.
Your* for n \:«Mer world.
SANFORD FORUM
IJalfce' IsT V lan n ed - By Cotillion Club
tg-7:10 p. M.
Y o w e ll
fimgrutulolion* to the young
men of the city who have re
organized the tdd Junior Chumlii-r
of Cotnmen-e. something whirli
is badly neoiled dn SanMd to
keep iiuiicldog for civic improve-
. J
!
MONDAY
J 'Pnigrant meeting of the W.M.S.
*uf the First Baptist Church will
Ue held In (lie church annex at
3:30 P. M. Topic fur the month.
’•Pacing Tomiiirovv With God.”
The program' will be presented
.by Circle .No^2v
.
The Sunbeams,, Junior Girls
F1 Ambassador* nml Junior, Royal
• Amhassadqr* "dll meet nt tnc
t tjiurih at ml: 10 P. M.
f | The husine** woman* rirclc
will meet at the home of Ms*.
R..B. Hockey. 11 in Park Avenue
ftem iny -crtmmtmity
virate" that met ill Home long ago, after the death of the
great Julius (iaesnr, to take over and operate.thu known
ul the Pi earlier** door, saii ns it
world.
.
j
seein. We have frequinily
It is odd how such little hut |>owerflll groups tend to bin may
noticed Preachers, ’ both ‘ In the
ill threes. Foreign Commissar Molotov is regarded ns speak- -’North nml .South, stun,l[n|g and
ing for Russia, while our American Secretary of State, watching th* women p«*s|rtg .by,
'Hjrni's, ^Mfaks for the United States, nnd Foreign Minister) staring in seeming ailimratTon
rum feet to head. Then when they
Hoyln for IhHtnln. In eat-li ease one represent alive of mm Igel
behind the sarreit desk their
nation, hy Ids influence, Plight, conceivably turn a world tie-’ main Guam* is money and ei*.
tertainnient. How then can We axcisinn one way or another.
In any event, these are great and momentous days. peel u lower crime rate among
o: r young people?
Along with the diplomatic and territorial problems, nml II Whnt is- needed is a rev ival of
over the whole world situation there remains the unprece grundniolhrr's moruls. I my God
dented and disturbing question of the ■tremendous atomic help us to get hack tn the horse
i.iul buggy day* if it " ill put
bomb and what to do with it. Never in post history have decency
in our home* and on the
.there been such big and puzzling problems to solve.
st 11*01* anil in III# rhun-llH. If
her husband. I'.LYllE.
aarly In Septemba* and wai
the harbor at thy jgning of
surrender. She , U ,,ne of
newest additions' toythe fleet,
Over 200,000 Amoricnns diet! of tuberculoflig during the
* wttf, urcurtling to the Tampa Tribune which quote* the Do
“ partment o f ‘Commerce a* saying that Tampa ranks G5lh
Bnlrrod mm
> rl»l«r XT. 10
^ among 92 cities with imputation of 100.000 or over in the
OPEN
id Snaf.rri, ft
r - ratio of deaths from tuberculosis with ill) other causes of
ID GENE HANDSAKCR
12:45 P.M
•f t'i.* ir r « «i
HOLLYWOOD—Brac'd to meet
“ ! death. As for the Negro population, the figures show thnt
DAILY!
ogre, I fnu-rl a lamb.
Pr{T«mpa is fourth in, the nation-with a ration of 7.7 of all anCttrt
Sindnmk has written n
-{deaths attributed-to tuberculosis.
.
LAST D A Y !
number of those horror movies
"These are tuberculosis facts” continues the Tribune. Including “ Dracula’x Hon.’’ -|
•J: “ They point £o the truth that, despite the great progress Walked With n Zombie* nnd
i i ' made ‘ fn the fight against the dread ilisease, the tnsk is "F rdnki-tgtfmi Meets the Wolf
ItichardkVttHisrd Perkin*
J! still for from finished. They spotlight the fact that Christ*
Saturday Only!
- i mas Seal sale must Ih> a decided success.
— D ouble Feature—
Miilillnao •••Him
"It is through the sale of the bright-colored little
i « . r r a n l u l l n n * ***«
’.Sheriff Witmrr Oliver quoted 3 i/c, 1101)’ Vremh* Avenue, i*
GENE
I H l i t m r H U f« » r t h f
’ ' seals that all of the work of the Hillsborough County TuitUK ItiNth will
wxc near
n»
'll ii I n r N t l i r r l U l N i
_ erculosis nnd Health Association is financed. Thni^wor^k
i-; program, .(he’* rehabilitation of the tubercular, medical
I n In m l
|
p r e c i o i Ts g i f t : ^
____
j1; embraces mass X-ray—surveys, nil intensive educational
1*1 tio .n l l l r l .1 ••
/ Smiley B u rn e tte *
m t l r r n *l*r m u I >.Il lI n r .l In l* e l n r »
research mnd purchase of equipment for use at clinics nnd
r a t r l l l r * n t Ik e r**i**itr» n l l k l*»n
-IN .
F
o
r
Precious
Little
.
.
.
..
\
r l p n l h rn * ti| H n rtrra In I k lrn a * . «" <i|ih e snnitorium. It is only by observing, testing,j probing
_ nnd analyzing that tuberculosis can be mastered.
“ G E X -A ts O N G —
£
't3o far this compiunity is falling down.on its job of
J
j
T
I L E B e O fifE ” ’
--'financing next year’s fight against tuberculosis. Less than bald, and his blue eye* twinkle
— also—
tliroiigli
horn-rlmmCtl,
wide-l*iwe’l
r $7000 has been received from the sale of seals, as against spectacles.
tlie goal'of $30,000. Certainly we must meet the quota.
Dn .hi* itesk' i|ig half n dozen
|MS|0E-TH|
»'• If the association's activities wf-rc to sto|>. or even to slow LjJHT .’ .411- <1 ip ck s u a i. jc jln a k lD g .
u rn V ug house” !
tiHvrW.-Trtfrrf-lnr-tronlTh Hf-^ttvif^ tfrnt-iw^-prr-tfrtn].1'in».i It .m j'
PAGE FIV1
THjBiSANFORD HERALD, SANFOHD FLORIDA
FRIDAY, DECEMBER J4, 1945
I M2ulit L
Lighten
• Plenty o f ex tra kitchen ito ra g e space.
,e Unpainted fa r economy V * sturdily
constructed.
- ,'f, •
A wonderful Idea'to* give you
storage, save kitchen floor ipac
merit) , 5 drawer*. \Work top,
.Croft wood with fiberboard bod
all height, 77 bMboso hC-.dd’t
bled. Hardware Included.;*'
1 VM IM -S h p g .^ w C p M -lb
HARDWARI
£ .0 1 6 5
INCUIDiO t
-P t l
Ctlrngun,
duriNi
Metal Lockers
nil mult i. f f IH
I unlit, fin OO
Sill a/ inrifJ
itm tiiu lim i
MUo working orto,
I V roomy comportn a i f Inches. Thrift
doer/poneli. Over■Shipped unouem-
fa f t 1MI
Kt/illi l»r
And wins any argument with its out
F A S H IO N - F R E S H R A IN C O A T !
Mail ilrmi.
and out smartness. Smooth sidc-twish
top with the new fuU flow of, skirt
tymuhid
that is so jutt right. Tailored qI frost
kings
point rayon that has a look and feel
_
Ian’t it smooth? All thu newest fdahion tletuila
in thin lovely plustic raincoat designed to go free and
exay over your aulls und tlresses. In Rainbow colors.
men
o f w o o l...b lo c k , grey, tan to go
Plastic kerchiefs to match
with your favorite blouse pr Aweatcr.
M ore E fficien t Operation
v' -__!
Sues 7 to 15.
•:
J A
4A
Qtmayh. y o i
Brown, Green, Red
Sizes 12 to 18
CtLint J /"turnti It
thtmi Inn. Ctitll l ift.
Thiol* *»J f U U . . .
Kmghl tin**1, H OC
Y O ^ 'E L L ’S
Blouse illustrated 4.64
SANFORD
Correct M en ’s W ear*1
t w u i r A WlpInpH
: ••
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!
�FRIDAY. DECEMBER 14, 1915
T H E SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
P A G E S IX
pattern of
Ethioma Almost
UnknownSinceMap
Scramble Begun
H A B IT
plnys nn Important part
Brin«# Happy Relief ..
The habit of being
well groomed should
be started early In
life . . .
Your clothes will Inst longer If regularly cleaned
l a n e y
|W
d r y
c l e a n in g
thoutiatst**.
imatMrwmmJabir
han't vnfilAsi
'HI., ■ iUmul.nt
CO.
By FRED KRIEG
AP Ncwefentiire*
CAIRO—Almost unboanl in the
mml scramble to remake the mop
of the world since, the defeat4of
the Axis iJn the small, voice of
Ethiopia, first nverrud * by the
armies of Mussolini ten years
■go.
This landlocked country, nearly
half again 'the slxe of Texas nnd
With a population nearly that of
New York -stole, ban entered it*
formal bid fer the return of Erit
rea and Somaliland “ to the Em
pire," declaring the primary con-
FO R R E N T
I ORANGES, $2.60 bushel shipped SMALL upright piano - call "44
; for you. Phone 7B8-W.
CHICKENS, I
1307 E. 2nd
*300 Intcrnutioiiii, _ . .......... 360
'28 Din. T I '.4-ton ............... 4W
r40 Intelnational truelor, big
tire*
-------- 760
*43 K. II. T. Mark tractor Ilknow
-— 2600
*40 (i, M. C. tractor,
1 000 ‘tnutoi
’JO Inlcrnatlonul
K -8 motor'
tractor,
* 1500
D-5U
*..... 1000
'42 G. M. C. Hus. 2 '.4 -ton, like
new
.
— 1605
Dorsey trailer, flat bed ...... 260
GKC Dropfrnme van trailer - 250
Klnghnm 21-ft. framcless van
trailer
M0
ntid fryer*,
Phone 8UU-W.
WANTED 4 feet Bo-Wte Fer
tillxer Distributnr in good con
dition. Phone 232*2 - Oviedo,
10 FT. Covered wagon trailer
house, $376.00. Three block*
north of Puulii Post Office,
SMALL doll carriage for 2 '.- j
E. M, Leach.
year old baby. Phone Mr*. A.
_Cu»well_-_0H4-J.
___
ibit* for Gbrl*tnuu|,
BABY
WANTED to buy or rent; used
Box B. :,-c/o Herahl.'
radio, .Mr*. E. C. (rvlne, 1000
OIL STOVE, 6 burner, built In
o>’en, Perfect condition. Phone WANTED; 60 men at thb men's
31 or 087.
Bible Clew, First Methodist
Church Sunday morning at
10:00 A. M.
SMALL electric cooker and small
waffle iron. Phono Co. 4602.
Set Biassed Relief
Dptnit Ite |o.lr» si nr y ilr;i*: ulore
for * ho Ills o f IliikJiUf'n tA M A IU lih
Mlalura. Tualuht s< bdUnmi tnU,i
• icarpoontui, Icl It II" *m your
longue * fuumont tliti* e-.v* Moi.
■lottVy.
Feel lie uiJi.-.m pauirtul
-ffsctlvo
SCltoil »’>1 i t H
throat, bead nnd uronoatM tuht".
■ Acts fast lo eaeo CO -thlnr] Ofiac.n*
ami |nb,en tlla k r ft ii" '!-*' «-1vtr:■
•ccine li> cloa
i'ie
nil t, ,~nil
-
hresthlnn
.limralt—^tirin'
me t •
r*»i
■a* ... - ir ...*-*.r:ten L'e ■■ sn if
1 or
■,»**
sti
cosh
•. . .. •--*.■
a outer
ndvle;
ir r
UueRUFa
f ' - . j , ' — i l l ilrncftm*.
The memorandum assorts that
former Britl*h Foreign Hecrctaiy
A
IllllfVliar
*■'■I#1»a viewed
.. I II.. til
Anthony Etlen.
palliy" hdr aspiration* for access
to the sen, uiid that this n*Kuranro
Wav tenewed by former Prime
Minister Churchill during n meet
ing in Cairo hi February. 1045.
It add* that the late President
.Roosevelt and fromcr Secretary of
ntale Hull "have formulated simiIhi flntemcnU, of attitude."
..■"he memorandum blames the
lark r f a route to the «e„ fi,r
Ethinpln's failure to receive arm*
ordciej from abroad "for the proseetiiiiin of the war against tho
Ituhuii Invader," „nd 1hut iastriid
arm,, bull to Ihi shinned (.y camel
carnvgjr from HerU iu.- Gulf of
Aden port, "which the British
Cmmmlalon relieves promptly betuse It goes right to the aeat of Uw
tmfcle to heJo loosen and carpel
■rm laden phlegm, and old nature
i soothe and bail raw, tender, Inimed bronchial mucous mem*
rones. Tell your druggist to sell you
a bottle of Crcomuhlon with the un
derstanding you must like the tray It
quickly allays the cough or you are
to
WJ have
*41**U your, money back.
„,
saddle
ATTRACTIVE -dog house, if" ft. GENTLE
saddle ntul brie
X 6 ft.
*2U. Phone 707.
I'hone 624-W.
.
SERVICE STATIONS
V<e have In etock now
NOR
W ALK TRUCK TIRES in thew
sites:
fWO x 20 H2B X 20
1100 *
060 x 20 UOfl x 20
1200 x
700 x 20 1000 x 20
750 x -20
1100x20
Also a good'stock of truck tut
A.M. Prevail Kevillr, Fla.
NORWALK DISTRIBUTOR
Phene 1101
GIRL'S pre-wnr biccycle - Phone
Real ■Estate Salon— Rentals— Mortgage Lbans
Dependable Insurance and Bonds
Phone % «
CREOMULSI ON
Y ou Should
K n ow
Yon should know about the 80'A
collision or upset automobile-in
surance offered by the State
Farm Mutual Insurance Co, If
you carry *50 deductible colli
sion or upset insurance on your
car or truck:—$50 is. deducted
from cilch collision and uptcl
claim. If it costa you *60 to re
pair a damaged fenuer, you pay
AII. If another fender Is damaged
nnd it cost* you *6(1 to repair,
you again pay ALL,
If you had 8(1% enverago you
could get ‘ both fenders repaired
by paying only *20,
The premium nfter the 1st year
is no more than you would pay
for the *50 deductible kind ami
$16 to $25 less than you would
pay for the 80% coverage hi
most companies.
Call 178-J. Get the BEST for
LESS.
A ft e r A ll the G ifts A r e Open: A ft e r
Th at Christm as Feast - - L et ’em
H ave IC E C R E A M from
B E A C O N D A IR IE S
Place Your order nowlfor A delicious Ice Cream
Rum Raisin, and
Cake. One layer of that ;ood old
---------.
A layer of rich creamy Vanilla topped nnd dccorat
cd with Whipped Cream, serves twelve to sixteen
. . . $2.25 each. Also three layer Qt. Brick ins
dividual cut and wrapped for your convenience.
Place yolir order now!
B E A C O N D A IR IE S
KUSSEff1 *tcnrruu*J>MUt«i
“f
Room 4, Florida State Bank Bulding
for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
•" photic 153
In this intricate
DO YOU need a plumborT Call
Roy Wall, Declined and ex
perienced. Prompt,
courteous
service • Phone H12-M.
COLEMAN A M ) FA I It RANKS
CIRCULATING OIL HEATERS
AT FJUKKHON'H, Phone 23.
R A Y M O N D M. B A L L , R E A L T O R
ANNOUNCING
DODUB - PLYMOUTH
PARTS AND HBRVICK
100 Palmetto Ave.
Phone 1011
lACK^ONVILLH, FLA
(0. |>. I.ANDRESS)
Touch Inn Drug Co.
B U S IN E S S S E R V IC E
Troilmohile 28-ft. nluinles* *te?l
franieles*
—- 1600
'43 Rlark lUumond . 30-ft, van,
slike now
16liu
We also have 200 other truck*
nnd trailer* to ehiHise from. Gua
ranteed to undersell any truck
dealer In the country.
KNIGIIT TRAILER CO.
2161 W. BEAVER HT.
the need for truck* .by liuy
one of our dependable u
trucks.
HOLLER MOTOR HALES
20H W. 1*1. HI.
3 weeks
UfMWUns I t * " CsMs)
0 — D ee's Sign Service
Relieve
Bronchitis
Forcgin Minister, Abdel llainled
PTiP
Bsiuitl Pasha, lipnri-iltly refer-'
ring la Egypt'* demands for unlficnlian of the Nile VtjJUy.under<
exclusive Kg' ___ control lion
voiced the opinion Ihnt Eritrea 1* PttTTY Mrs. Jean Qfoor C.irbone,
"essentially n complement to an English brideof 'ctt-nrrny lieutenant
other elute.”
Untold Carbone, I* pictured in Du
Ethiopia hiiec) its claim to
buque, luivo, at the home of nrmy
the territory bordering the Red
Cnpt. Darrell Heathen. She was reRea !u migration* from A ‘.i*
poil?d missing otter her husband
"In the second and first millen
hod mfnrwqd poc:.:ise by picric t5
niums before Christ," when. It’
the If. S, and she hadn't lurnf-1 up
aaya/'lhr result «>■' those mlgraSt the University of Rpehrster In
Unns was the establishment of
New York where ho is u student.
,lhe Empire of Ethiopia which
for many centuries Included the- She told Dubuque police that ore
fell in lovo with Cciclion jider Car-,
, Territories now known ns Eri
bone left Eirdand in 1014 mid thr.t
trea ami the various Somalishe it expertint .a child l>y the {lir.
lands."
Ethiopians ucny Unit their coun tner. (Intrrnaitnnal Soiwdpholo)
try seek* "reparation against
Italy but simply the rectification from then oh, the Ethiopian*
of n wrong which for Ml- yenrs claim, fo||(u\cd 11 noiiod « f 'Trrndhns deprived Ethiopia, on the one
Ilnllnn- encroachments" wind
band, of the oldest purl of the unl
itn with the Italian Invasion
Empire nnd, on the other, of ur- ing
uf Ethiopia proper in IU15.
cos* to the sea."
The Ethiopian government,
The disputed territory once para formal memorandum tu the
tially was held by Egypt, but un In
('nnferfnre of Foreign
der 11 tripartite treaty with the recent
Ministers In London, clnlmn the
British Egyptian gnrrlsuns wtfre country
“ paying for the lack
replaced by Ethiopian* in 188-1. of nreevsla In
ihr sen" because
Italy first entered tho nrea under her eoirmrrrlat life Is under
a commercial treuty in 186li, and
the ontro) of foreign power*.
Bronchial Cough*
SHOW CARD AND l*OSTERS
dvHTo
•Htrr-alrrFf*^Hirr!<*wn™|KTi U»-
COMPLETE Broiler Rant cap
able of hnndllug 300 - 400 LARGE front oenromn, close In,
fryora n week UP to an ago
private bath, double window*
of IK -13 w M n,
ApproXi- _/on throe side*. 70(1 E. 2nd St,
mainly -SlOQgj chickens 6 to 1(1
weeks old. Dressing machine. APARTMENT “ fn7 ratif/' jjjitahis
H. B. POPE CO., INC.
fhr two couples. Phone Cqunly
Make me a cash offer. 2205
4002, or HborL'n Camp.
fW f) FARMB FOR SALE—On* Hanford Ave. phone 024.
Sucres, li|yd land, i good well.
3 story liouse, A car garage, I MOtSTEtS milk, cow, frcli. S IT , W A N T E D
cool horse. 300 ft. West of . Ilenry Burns, Rt. 1, Box 180,
LIGHT work, route man, sales
Citnuaii City.
Lake Monroo Post Office. One
man or clerk, nox ZU, C/O
—fi acres, all tiled, good well, 2
Herald.
story house. 2 story 1»arn, M ORA NO EH, packed and shli
Rive’s, Orlando Highway. P
mile west oh Orange Beule*
82K-W.
• vard. J. W. Bell, Lake Monroe,
HELP W ANTED
I
Phone 16.
CHKISTinaa tree* after Dec. 14, GIRL for soda Fountain at Lan'Rive's, Orlando H i g h w a y ,
ROOFING — Brand now, solid
ey's Drug Store- Part time er
phone R2R-W,
aluminum sheet roofing, Vfull tiras.
crlnip nnd snap lock .styles, phono.
J >Wlre-Wrilo nt once! rolenwlder CHRISTMAS * TREES— N q_t i v e FOUNTAIN glrlt. A
lied Cedars with, or without
, ’ Mfg. A Distributing Co., P.O.
Service, Sanford
Station.
stands delivered Wednesdays
Box 3361, U10 Lancaster Drive,
and
Saturdays
within
city
j
Orlando, *.*110111! 21130.
limit*.
Sires from 3 to 10 COLORED woman dishwasher anil
I SHEET .Music,' popular nnd
cook, jdght work. Motor* Inn,
feel. Orders taken through the
standawk book music umLxnusic
Lakefront.
tblli at Hunt's Tuxodo Feed
l
Instruction books at The Music
Store. Phone 358.
RELIEF clerk, short hours. Hotel
* Dux in the Princess Theater
Muntexuma.
Bldg.
NICE cottage, four rooms, bath,
electricity, ga*. Screened porch, WANTED: Second cook and dish
CECORDS • All the litest popu
nice lot, ahady. 2824 Orange
washer. Apply chef, Mount
lar*, string music and album
Ave.
Plymouth Hotel.
acts for Christmas gift* nt
your music store, Thu Music COCKER pup*., pure tired, order
now for ChriHlm**, 014 Myrtle W A N T E D T O K E N T
Box In thu Princes* Thi'ui'r
Ave.
FARM, 10 or ]K perex • good
WtNE for your fruit cake* at
tiled hind - W. A. Hunter,
Homer's Soda Shop,
Oviedo,
ALL DRY winer. I
W ANTED
ijnmer’a- Soda Shop,
SIGNS
105 N, Palmetto Avc.
,‘ ij.e “ m aw«niiiwtaxim«<i <■ rraUT
iU L P r lta fc
Africa
of administering the territory
they mtmitrh denire. The Ethio
pian* emphatically *ay that
they are, and furthermore are
“ Hilly prepared to assumr all
the responsibilities uf auch ad
min lit rat ion."
-a .1
In everyone'll success. . .
Nurth-East
tic, in I he ipiraliim of whetSoil
rr I he Ethiopian* are capable
the Organization o f the
WE ARE tuliv, equipped and
know how to r*rnp your tire*.
rubber M
01i , njntitviivi
synthetic.
•Natural
fNVHiwi ttswrat
wo protect tne sidewalls of
your tlrt. Jones Tire Shop,
Cor., 1st find Elm, phone 638.
SEMINOLE COUNTY
BODY AND Fender dents, palm
Injury or fading should be
corrected now to eombat aging
and weathering. A new pain-,
leas method Await* you at
YATES AUTO PAIN T A
BODY SHOP
106 N. Palmetto Ate. Phone $71
Junior Chamber of Commerce
WASHING nUfhtii** repaired—
and all home appliances. Caldwell General Repair Shop. 707
North Mills, Qrlandd, phono
2-1U72. Prompt service. •
Expert Auto Repairing
Barfield A Jackson
in cqnom:tton with
.{CLUB HitfiriG\r»7~Bumuntdin—Diy
rltt Smith Grocery,
ARGE sixi child's ttleycle In
ood rendition. I l l W. ll St.
LL six* buby hud, Innurspring
mattress, KO<kI condition, 118.00
Also girls
bicycle, $16.00.
Phone 10*-M.
J
CY Christmas Boxes Fruit
pped daily. 110 W. First
, Full stock fruits and vegodes fresh dailv across street
>m Princess Theater B. E.
ken, Sr.___
.
,
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
BORROW HERB WHERE
(PRIVACY IS RESPECTED .
OUR natural desire for prime}
In -money matter* Is strict)}
respected here. Friends an,
relatives a n not questioner
hbadt your credit Your em
nl*yer or business associate
rill not hear of yotir persona
affaire, Thera Is no cause ftembarrassroent
Rsnsonabl* credit requirement*
ID celery farm on Beardall
rnur—20 acres 10 acre* tll[ TUe rework ml recently—5
11*. Priced et $300 per acre.
are looking for
farm at a bargain, this 1*
f, Render Real Estate
I — Florid* Hut* Bank FOR YOUR .fundCur#
ilfphohf 1030.
See -Wall
Furniture
‘a ■bicycle—16 Inch
AUTO PAINTING '
r:.w op *t" Johneon
18 y e a r* "M l
lenr* In auto and
.Sanford'* popua irc ra ft paint'
lar Taint ■at
y w
new
nM
jt.
D e c e m b e r 21
'aetoriaa
at the
Electric li
cook stove
S ta ffo rd ’s Service
Station
Cor. 2nd A Sanford
Phone 9130 1
who fixed mq^up perfect! Take
spegtion, weekly reinflatkm. and
rccapa. And they adl new tires
,1»f the brand famous for sz years
M em bership opeh to and invited from
all men in the County
1 J. D. Qarltap,
G eorge
D ues *5.00 per year
�V.
4
*
C o t u m b u * ' s o n nTmlo t h e f i r s t
s c t l l e t n u n t o n J n n u d c i i . in 1 5 0 1*.
LEGAL NOtlCE
. NO TM K
|
«»*T
A N N U A L,
L E G A L N O T IC E
STOCK*
iiol.irtm* scirriM;
T l i f A nn r.u l m » l l n | o f t h r itlucli^ I h o l d . ■ » Ilf K l o r l t« H li tlr H a n k o f
, H . i . l u r d , H n u li .n l. n o t h i n . a k nirk*
liiK l u r t i u t u t l m i , w i l l h r he ld In 1U
lo o m Jnnwory », IMS,
I liaiikltiif
■■r n Unhid of wirncltir* for
LIQUID.
TABLETS.
NOME-DROPS — CAUTI
0M -Y. AS D ill BITTED
PAGE SEVEI*
THR SANFORD HERALD. HANFOWB FLORIDA
FRIDAY, DECEMBER, 1-1, 1945
MOW ARE YOU GOING
© SOLDER. THAT
* ;• *
V 4 0 < rN P L A C E j
lb*
vn.ulliK >•<»!> nlul Hid UntitiurlloMi
II*. M. for thr ini. |..... of clkrtlini
• 1of n UhAiO of Itlroctom for ihr
I'rnnu'iiK >r»r unU llir trail met InfW
I
Sill'll n il.i I
biw liuas nr
„,a>
, > r o t o r lir/o tu t h r w crlln ir.
i
t J i l t f i l l * J l h May o f D r c e m t f a h
ANDY? ,----t------
procsnl . Kb Pari*. L rl this oldol
bit publlrlivtl for thr slntotqry tlio r
in r u lr n l by l» w
Ihr HANKS*1 1 1 *
H KHAIM,
nt
Manful d,
Hr in Iim I*
C o u n t y . J, h>rhlu. a Iruwtpnjwr of
a c o r r a l circulation in r a i d . o i i n i .
HP AUfcT B e RUN
NING &1C\ HN
u A rrin o r h o R o ee
CAN'T R '3 K THAT
GTOCK B E IN 'O U T
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Home lighting is important, and it is important (or you to
know just what adequate home lighting means. Lighting
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well aft inadequate. Tako the test below •• use that informa
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th ird s you never saw before Hamember Eyesight it
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HERALD'S ALL-AMERICAN
Hugh "Tiny'1 Whelchvl
Willinm "liiiimnml ,?im Kntlor
11. II. "Powerful” Cnletnnn
E. V. “ Long Distnt.cc" Turner
M. J. "Meatless" Lodge
«
F'.i.nk "All-Star" Shames
.1. L. "Rrnins" Ingly
Joel "Mailuutn" Field
T. W. "Touchdown" Lawtnn
' Edward ''Plunger” Higgins
Right Knit
Quarterback
Left llnlfhnck
Right iraUbxck .
Full hack
ie
iisni
l.THB HANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1915
Left End
U ft Tnckh*
Left Guard
Center
Right Guard
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and the tie were recorded
thir. year.
Former Nfitre Ptinc football
plny.ru arc finding Northern California a lucrative area. Former
Notre Dame Mara now nerving or
bead coaches in Northern Callforniu irielude Jimmy Phelan o f St.
Mary's, Mnrchlc Schwarts of
Stanford, Moon Mullins of Santa
Clnlu, Clipper Smith of San
Francisco, and Duck Shnw of the
San. 'Francisco club of iho now
All-Americu Conference.
The Itonrd of (invernors of the
Nntlor.sl Hockey League will meet
in Toronto tomorrow. The board
will consider whether to renew
the present league operating ngr'ccmeot for a 16-ycar period.
Light heavyweight contender
Archie Moore want n title trout
with chartipion Ous Is'shevic^. l!e
is so anxious for surh n bout, in
fact, that he said he will fight for
nothing.
When Moore’s manager, Jimmy
Johnston, heard that remark, hu
was almost speechless for the
first time Tr> his long career.
Finally, Jimmy said—lf fills can
he Ipre.) Into the ring with n.y
Imy, We're willing to take very
, little." . . „ .
PURVIS RETURNS
•»* n.•v*>•■i
uii ■■* j n si x#ii■ii ini w vn
LAFAYETTE, Inti., Dec. 14,
American eleven is nnnounce.l to- Law Ion was selected ns.the right (A’}—The former I’.n dud' footbull
and track star, Dunne Purvis,
halfback.
The Chnn.U-r of Commerce. was hn* returned to the University
^"^Like the Army eleven which
placed two hacks on the As represenletl i.y their able field ns nn assistant coach and In*
sociated
Press
all-American general, " I ’lungcr" Higgins. Hig struefor in |.hysirul eduction.
eleven for
tw o. consecutive gins wns named the nil-American |Purvis was d.srhiirgcd from the
ram, only one organisation the fullh.uk ln-< ause he’s sternly nml Army recently.
I.
Government, was able to cm. gi-t fighting mnd un u wet
place more than one representa field.
tive on the Herald’s all-star ag
gregation.
W ANTED.
At the end positions, the Slnto
Market is represented .by "Tiny” ,
50 P I A N O S
Whelchol. lie is particularly nhlu
to snatch tlmt cabbage. The
Hollywood Shops' right end, "AllW ill pay nit lu
Star'' filmn.es was- selected be
cause lie’s always up with some
fo r
f liy
A ammiH i i I ihI I * r e w i )
th ing new.
The I’hilndelpldn Phillies upS|iih<‘tn, Slndiot, or
The two tackles were "Ills* parcntly nre tired of being the
n.ond Jim" Kndrr of ICader's ilnoi...nt o f the Ni.tlnnnl League.
Ilnliy (armitlt.
Jewelry 'Hlorr nml the Ration
The 1‘l.illiiM Mlnrled their ieBoard's
"Tireless"
Peterson. h.iihliute
t.v drafting Lou
‘‘Diamond Jim" ran outshine Nnvikoff pl-ogrnm
fin.it tl.e I'nciflc ( ’oust v i l l l O fo r U p r i g h t sany of his opponents while
Li'iigue.
And in the pusl two
I’lttin cuse.
" ’lireless" was selected hecauiw weeks,
they have laid out sume
hr ran go a long wa) oil one
$0000 for pitcher Jid.nnv Humph
aet.
W rite B irger Wcnter
of (lie Chicago While Sox,
At the guard spots, The Florida ries
flrrt
l.nseimtn
Frank
McCormmirk
Power and Light Company wus of tl.e Cincinnati Reds and short7011 H. Fiorltlit A vc.
represented by "Powerful" Cole
Skveler Newsome of the llosman since he bus lots of power. stop
Liihelnttd, Flu. .
"Meatless” Lodge of Lodgu and lon Red Sox,
Two more players have accepted
Sons Grocery- was named to the
other guard position because In invitations to play for the west |
is fast, even though he doesn't in tile Kim Francisco Shrine game. :
They nr.- Ibid (iiske, Washington
have much meat. *
CA.TERING
Brruusr he ran so a long Slnto College guard, and Dirk I
Wey. Southern Hell's “ Long Lorens, Oregon State College end. j
The mime uf Chick Meehan bus
Distance" Turner wns chosen
for the center position. He wns been added to the growing list |
selected for his thoroughness. of candidates for the Job of Syra
He never proceeds with a play cuse University foot hull emu h. i
until he asks for the number Mi-chnn coached Syracuse from
nml other men on the s.punt lU'Jtl through licit. Imtar, he wa* |
can ret the piny numler when grid mentor at New York Unlver- j
mining not of the huddle from ally mid Manhattan College.
Miliar* being mentioned protnln-l
Turner’s Information center, If
they miss the i|uurterhnrk‘s cully fur the pest include Lynn
Waldorf of Northwestern - and To A ll Y o u r Bakery
signal.
*
The fianford Atlantic Ni.linnnl Clarence M u iiii , assistant to head
N eeds - - ‘ Bank's "Hiatus" lugly was elected roach Frit* Crislor' nt Michigan.,
to fill the nuurtorhnck position. Mlinn, however says that lie has
He is i\.penally good with figures not teecived a proposal. from the: It’s always fjesh when
and cun count those yards like upstate New York school. .
you buy it at ’
Another football couching loll
dollar hills.
is
open,
following
the
resignation
,, The U.,8. Government's other
Robb's
'representative
is "Mailman" of Hen Wolfson of Iaifnyctto. Coach
Hom
e B akery
nt
l.nfnyetto
for
three
years,
Field. Joel ran carry that mail
Pl.cn. M4-J
and ws, chosen for his aoilily Wolfson's teams won 11,.Inst nine | 103 W. 1st
mid lied one. However, six of the 1
in that department.
Hlitre he’s been able to scorr
a tumltdown every time lie runs.
PACE EIGHT.
B r i e f Kirkhsm. fotroer T.ee menfor tvho
was retenlly Veparated fro m 't ha
Visit T o S anford Nrtvy.
McLucns said he had been oj>Leonard . f t MeL.e.a, f . n , . r i £
» * f ol
Scminole High Slchool mentor.
Sanford
yes'
u,,y
furthcr information nt this
.........
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I-M ■ brleL
a. __ _ _ ______________
from
Jack- ' Sm
timetcril*X while enroute fr
m Jack
—
scnviiiito uriamiu, "where
r _ . w r . n,T
r ,, _ . •
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S S I he Mt-! D
t ;,
tended the winter meeting of^the ICCCmltlllJJ
h tS tlO n
Florida Hig Ten High * School
To
B
e
In
San ford
Athletic Conference of which he I
is secretnry-trcnsurer.
McLucus, head conch at Robtrl ’ A peace time Itegulnr Army
E. U r High School of Jnckaon- recruiting team consisting of
Vh^'riast'three1' yesni’"hss First Lieut. Horbcrt Welty and
>lllc *.,,r over
ln“ the *nrtt
na ^tsff Sgt. Cecil i,
turned
head yrars.
coaching
I). Hathel, of
duties of the school to Worren, the Orlando Recruiting Office,
M cLU C R R
P a y s
"
will ret up n temporarv recruit P a rt O f N ation L ay s ?"
1hp w■,,i*n
ter
» ,, t '»» |s ,li> A S.os! . ."V
~n.■k. a 1* a— _
ing station In Sanford at the
in other sections. VJ Snow
three to’
Post Office un Dee. 20 and every U n d er Snow Blanket seven Inches deep extends from
other Thursday thereafter.
eastern Nebraska to the uppe^
The station 'will be open from
CHICAGO, Dec. 14. (A1)—A Ohio valley, with the snowstorm
0:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. nml
applicants eligible for enlistment wide section of the nation lays of the last two - days headingin the Regular Army will be uhder o blanket of snow and law into north Atlantic atntes and'
accepted. The station will ulso temperatures and chitling rains New England.
accept enlistments into the Un
Chilling rains swept several^
listed Reserve Corps.
southern Atlantic senltoiyd stales
by insurgent forces is said to be hut Florida and some Golf slates
had
good
A ff*
ru m
m u . have
"t»v v
im u
k
' w h i weather.
w u n u ic n
A
imminent. A dispatch from
the
capital at Tchrun suys that the),port of '40 below weather IrC
TAIIRI7. SURROUNDED
Iranian garrison ut Tahrls has • Alberts, Can., came with a proTEHRAN, "Dec. 14. IA’ i -«'up- Is-en surrounded. Provincial Gov- diction of n new mass o f cold
weather moving down into the
ture of tiie largest city in Axer- eli.ol llayult has Ik'l-ii forced to midwest.
^
huijun Province in noi-thero Iran leave.
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large pinna Iray to keep
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Phllies Tired Of
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THE WEATHER
It- S tw a i t h -
Fair, and continued rold thin afternoon and
tonight. Tuesday partly cloudy, warmer.
To Pn U ct Ike P H w 'o f Ik* Worldi
To Proaoto Ike Progress of Amerlcat
To Produce Proeperlty far Sanford.
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NUMBER fi7*.:
Associated Press Incased Wire
1- -
Navy Spoke In
Crisis Terms
Nov. 15,1941
Nazis Planned
Mass Murder
By Starvation;
K e efe A sk s I f Group
. Is
In v e s tig a tin g
- P e a rl H a rb o r O r
N e w Y o rk G overnor I
P r o s e c u t o r s Start}
N ew Phase By A s k j
ing Conviction Of?.
600,000 L e a d e r s !
Flint Police
Use Football
Tactics At G.M .A
.M a n W h o Took A M il-lion Lives Adm its It
F a c t-F in d in g G roup
O f f T q Slow Start;
N a v y To Release
11 Sinclair P lan ts
, illy A»r.oclntf»i1 PrfM)
NUERNBERG. Dec. 17, (4V~
Ameican prosecutor* id the Nuern
A gt|untl of police un
berg war rrlmrr trial produced,
injf wotljfe tactics t<
evidence today showing tho-Gera
break* tbroirjrh n unioii
mans p'nnncd systematic mnaaf
line at the' AC Sparl)
ttarvai
in tlustla which would
;.„v* vii ....Ry wiped out Moscowf
Division plant In Flint
anu Stalingrad .httd- those twd
to permit General Molt1
cities been caotured.
. •
i
fice employes to elite
One uf the ill top-drawer Nn^
mnin btiildinjr. No vif
til on trial — former Halchanutt*'
ahal Hermann Gocrlng •• w it]
ensued when the officers
named as the Instigator o f the
by CapL Gus Hawkins
I lanned
m a t s-mUrder-throughf
Flint police — clonird a
t starvation program.
And h«
through the picket line:
j squirmed uncomfortably In thd
The police chnrgcd through
prisoners’ box as American pro^
line- manned by members of
sccutors read the German nffU.
local CIO United Auto M’orker* ‘
clal plans the record of hi* pl«rT
Union—after strikers refused thc
Unitn
•
• -b FORMER NAZI CiUEF of Au •rhw itz concenirntion camp in Austria. Wilhelm.Grainier stands before I police - permission to escort tho
•
he
muzzle.uf
u
loaded
rifle
a*
he
answered
niio-ulmn
in
Vienna
ami
admitted
ktlliug
a
million
per*
..SHINGTON, Dec. 17.
One American prosecutor declar^
office workers into the plant.
ed the Oerman document illstios. xniis. in his torture .pens. The t|ursi»ner is Dr. lleln licit Dnmayrr (sealed), chief of tIn. politii'al police
) —The Pearl Harbor lit
The rifrii'nl employes had
in
Vienna,
who
once
was
in
(irehnur’
«
power
a.
it
prisoner
of
Ai
nitwit*
ami
Mauthnueen
camps.
oil a program uf mass murder Ut
been directed by Gcncrnl Motor*
igating Committee IcarnSignal
Corps
photo.
(Intcrnnliimal)
stagger the Imagination.
to report for work at eight
today that as early as
Today marks the stal l o f I ha
o’elock. KST, this morning.
. 15, 1941, the Navy was
fifth week of the histnr e trinll
The police were on hntid because
Virtually all the 21 Hitler lew iera
of nn earlier threat by the strik
„ .iking of relations be
are losing their uir of noncha
ers to bnr entry to the office em
tween the United States and
lance in the courtroom. All ap
ploye*.
j
Japan in terms of a crisis.
parently are becoming resigned
After nn estimated 50 officer*
to death as punishment fi r Nazi
In an issue of a regular fort
broke the line anil enabled 30
office worker* to enter the plant, .
nightly summary, the N a v y AM o n G THE 20,000 PICKETS' surrounding the General Motors crimes.
.he strikers tnndu no attempt to
Jail attendants said today only
Department noted that the Jap building in Detroit after the company had cancelled Its contract
Early experience-. in a career
U V P I*
reform their picket line. As a re
emissary, Saburo Kuruau. was fly- with the United Automohila Worker* Union (CIO) were UAW one — former Economy Minister
ot ailing that begun us a young
— ------sult. other office workers filtered
Ing to the United States in a ( preaidont RJ. Thomas and Secretary George F. Adder. The picket
Ruling *O n ~ P e titio n man in Australia, ami lain ». ' ' ' ( ’ jilIS C O f I^ITC S t i l l through tho Tm*in gate and into
peaahnlatlc mood, and that noltody ||net with-strikers marching ten abreast, was ona of the largeet
thn administration building with
,.
,
,
,
_
aopeared to bellevo that hla m i»-jcver formed,
Is N o t
Expected rontinucil in I t ie ''i U re •. ■
(International) hiss maintained he hud no con
nection with Hitler’s machina
dinted i lido, n i! I.imi rlllh
l IHU*1 1*1*111 1I l l ' l l | { ( > - out hindrnnra.
slon would succeed.
tions. Ilut Utters bearing his
Before * January 2 I", e, I'.-K—U.' Ret; at.I .til*
4
„ , 1#1
The Navy hns unnouneed it
In an earlier Issue of the re
signature have been Introduced
I’rovin elown p|i> . , ,u\ < idm-t
p U IT h v\TC 1 L lIlIIC U will release the (1 plants of the
view, a Navy Department spokesand they disclosed he pledged
Sinclair Oil Cnrp. nl iiiiTinfght
.
aL . a
L .
f ____ « . . .
WASHINGTON. Dec. 17 </P> in,; drtunnti, |rodi.etloiiH (Ji« i j
■*
man • wrote
that ithe
Japanese
himself
nimscii to
lo build
ouiiu a
s uGermany
.im .u i econo- Thc
noil of the United .Mi. (inode Wes intriHiircd by King | Damage In the structure and tonight. The .Sinclair strikr’ has
The .Supreme
Supreme tCoart
Navy appeared .to he ready for
my to support a large war nuwh|lg, g r>„ie,| „ Mny ,lf ,.xr. l.iru I’lyde l.uni tw. ami follow- 1«wtont* of the Atlantic Coast Ikeen settled by the union'* ac
anv eventuality,’ with crews at
Ine.
cutinn In Jnpsncse General Tninu- ing lh.» talk. Mr. and Mrs. Goo |.* M •"<* warehouse on Wert First ceptance of an 18 |ier cent pay
full wartiine strength.
A new phask of the trial open yuki Yamashita, under death sen presented n skit ! } Nw l t’uwunl Street which wa« destroyed Fri iurreusc for a basic 10-hour
Other documenta placed before
ed today. American prosecutor* tence n*i u war criminal. The un- entitle.I. “ Too Mali) II uhImiiiI.i .'' day lilglil by fire o f undeter week.
the Investigating committee today
ar« building up their case against (ion’s highest court took the action
The I I Sinclair plants . were
During Ills carlx duy* in A u.-it • mined . otigin, nn* roughly esti
diecloeed thkt six days before
whole Nazi organlzatlona — ana at oc nnferenee after leaving the ralln. nrling in such iimdm'tid.is mated today by railroad apprni- among 53 prn|>crties of oil firms
Pearl Harbffr, the Nevy'e Intel!!
they togan by aoking the' Allied court room upon completion of in East I.Vnn, said Mr. limik*, :*en« at not . mote -thnir fafiJMIO. taken over by the Navy OcL 5
to convict 000,000 mem* tlio regular session for the day.
the trmip often truvelod t*i simrsc- No mi-mate appraisal, however, after nation-wide walkout* crip
i^n!L.w? l. ^ lcti«in,t O fficials T o M e e t F orm er Governor Re* tribunal
hers of the Nazi Eeadcrship t’orp*.
ly nettlinl siH'tioils, uml red flutes rati la- made until claims fur pled oil production.
Yamnshita
recently
was
cun*
^ Thailand. The summary of lntelll-1
In Sanford Jan. 20
veals G reat O ppor- They described the corps ns
had to bo lit to uttrurt the midi- good- destroyed in the fire are . The Sinehiir Company settle
licted and sentenced to death h> eiwo from homen mlU« away.
filed, tliey stated. •
ment come* a* the government
,lv.-*f:a n MkUbkt'affbmmlxsi'wi
In this (In*-, lie s rid, a liny lot
Value of tho warehouse, more plans to get its nil w-iigc disputeBally
members rVnged all the*wa^ IrfnirW M«»lT«. He w «. cFurg.d with nice Jook the pail o( n dying
than tUO feet In length, which finding under way. The oil In
.
he Von down responsibility for the counties*
Dy JULIAN BTKNBTROM
Dee. 1.
'
| F o r m e r Governor 8pessard m r? .
quiry, which will serve ns a
child whoso lines, “ t)li motln'r,
Herald Sports Editor
....._ addreeied
____ •4
Holland
H t e ^ o U r y ?0 ^ v e fa l hundred thousanll hl<»k alrmlties committe.1 against Fill- I think I’m ■•lying," were aid by dates back to about 1NM{* during guinea pig in testing President
An exenshr* movement of Jap
There’ll b« baseball in Sanf<ml (.Tub today on "The Problems Ifadtrg. Mfh of whom was sup- Plnocs and other* before the Japs
anese troops southward was noted
which time it was u-rd by the Tnitnnu’s plan to use public
next summer! At the' meeting of and
Opportunities
lea
That
El* _0##d to apy on Bbout GO house* fiimlly were driven from the Phil- a woman inemlier of the mat ly J. T. and K. \V. Railroad, was opinion lo hel|i settle disputes,
ing concealed under the Ini I. estimated at not more than will' stnrt today. On M'cducsilny
peraUona ^or "hMtllRfea* Thal&nd i officiala and director* o f the Ahead In’ Florida"" and
expressed
----------------in his neighborhood. Other or- IPP''1” ’
•
••
.
.a
mt
- l LFlorida
'lnel.l.
Qln i a
T
ol.l
L a
aula l a a
Lai
.aata.t
waa bellaved
to •be tha
firstA Iin-1
State
league Lheld
yes- Ithe
opinion ithat
the ^greatest
ganlzationa whose member* are | IWense attorneys sent an air- I ’p in the gnlk'ry a young and un $1 1.000 ; although the cost of re- another
pnnei will
hold its
tended target of the Japanese, terday In l.eaaburg, the league period of opportunity ever faced to be aecusetl ns war crlmlnnb* me mailed petition front Manila ask- ruly hoy recognized his littlo loo, nljiying jt. pttjy Jie ti'uirh mote. initiul inerting with, officials of
with the British possessions o f ! directors voted unanimously to by the people of this state lie*. the Reich Cabinet, the high com- Ing the high court t<> stay h im No
^n
iloii
to
replnrc
the"
struc
General Motor*.
thei in lliu ink* of tho dying inBurma and Singapore Hicxt onI*d«nit Sanford to the circuit and immediately ahead If the great
ture has not yet Myn ordered,
President Truman's newly-npthe list .
1(o operate on a nine club basis, responsibilities which go with It Guard
* • * and
,h" tho
. « «Storm
* - Troops.
i 1” -,r' m , ;5“ i t o " 5 “ 't r . T h 'i i i w C ! ” -* .............
m-eiiiding to
('. (linin', divi pointed Lnbor Fact-Finding Board
•
VT__ l
lunnn. 1 When Peter Schaal called the are accepted.
tremc Court. The. Philippine*! ninpce with hi* shout *.f “ Wint sion superintendent, but temgot off to u rather alow start to
Jcourt denied Yiimssliitr's claim I *1"* Stinkerpornry repairs will Itc made to
^ ese spying activities Kbv suhma-1l’0*1.
l,!!ref t0}7 “ S*
Governor Holland also insisted
in its initial attempt to solve
that the militury nmimission | Another Inrident he iecall**i| a ehurred f,o feet of it still ad day
Hnes nwr Pearl Harbor also i f.°rd Y.** ,dnllt,U; f the Sanford that “ We must see to it that
the Inlmr dispute in tlie oil in
joining
the
undamaged
*
office
T
a
n
o
i
n
t
r
Y
f
t
l
l
t
l
l
I
tie
which
Jrloil
him
was
illegal
and
|
wim
of
Ins’
experience
with
Sir
Into
the
records
of
,,,°
behind
In
educawere read
1 U U III
{fjjii tlu* I'liiliiipiuc!' civil cornU |Finnic It. IleiiNon* nol«*«l Kii^IImi building. Damage to (he side* of dustry. Tho Imard members gath
the investigating committee to Krider, Iirailcy Odham and your tional, social and cultural adered in Washington for talk*
should Ukc jurisdiction. Tho lhd*|iu*ior who for tuoio than *jr» yrniB neat by freight ears was esti with representatives of the CIO
day. The Navy had found that
mated
at
*l.uoo.
tc.1 States Supreme Court «l*o u,recl|K,
,l|lllull|
hl
nk'cpen.v
Jap aubmarlne* were malntafn- cungratulatinns from the league •» « “ » »" l»rgely the roso during
tunumi hi
United Auto Workers Union and
has under rbnsidcration petition*
Meanwhile 15 flat ’ eats have
ing a patrol off the Hawaiian president, A. L. Combs, of Gaines- the great opportunities which
of the oil companies,
in which S'amashitn rhnllnnge.1 lestivnl at Slrntfnrd ;m Avon, been placed on a siding immed officials
UUnds, and apparently were be ville.
t*imt rn\i*i sy iU»—
were Iwfor* ua during the lP20s,"
tho authority of the miliUiry tour- nnd who after a performance in’ iately wesi of the charted build Bid It11 n itl In iirIIIt l tl»»*
iIn
|‘ h «M
ing supplied by tankers on their
The Sanford delegation ox- nn,l I10 emphasized the fact that
j,
mnort.!million tn try— tm. Ynmn*hitu ,1 1115' i r l i i M T , Slay 2, I'.'111. »■>. tug ami will a im , a. a tempor
way to and from the United
at
the
present
time
the
state
knighted
at
Drury
Lane
I
hen
tor
edP oTt o f unger ' . r i’ernaM « k « l that he be taken to \ l.s ,ary tf i ns for fur handling freight
States. A search’ of tho area tended an Invitation to the league
who™ the .nbV were beDeved to ■ to hold the next meeUng )n '■». no state Income tax, no In- Eaughton Memorial Hospital Hit* lngt-m for a hearing before tho in l.tiiiilini.
and by iiouti today will mvonunn*
cir k l out Sanford. Tho InvitaUon waa ac- hentance other than that ncce.sl- moving, following . \ollision court or one of It. Justice..
During .Mr. Goode'* association dale all needs, ncrortling to Mr.
-V
cepted and official* and directors tated by federal lwtislation, no Saturday night in front of the
Earlier, Secretary of war Ro.
without success.
a young actor in RensonV illslH!,
of the Florida State League will
. tax and no state Anchor Inn at French Avcnuo un I b*rt ItiUetsnn hud onlere.l a stay
Shakespeare troupe at Slratforil!
It will take some 'time to adCharge* of politics Hared anew meet In Sanford on Jan. 20, as real estate tax.
Park Avenue between the Austin! of tho execution of Yumeahitn „ „ Avon,
........he
,. said
..............
that it wan Die | juxl )l(| r |M|Mlg
damaged
today In the Investigation—this uests of the Seminole County
Pointing out that he had terv* car ho wa* pushing north on Park pending Ir.c decision by the high . on
|
in|
>
|
;
()f
t|.v
[utter
during
the
time from the Republican rank*.
unlor Chamber of Commerce.
ed
In
the
earn*
squadron
with
Avenue
and’
a
Sedan
being
driven
[
U.
8.
court
on
hla
Petition*.
tsummer^,'t«,|,athi*U|
n
the
itV.'
?
'lie
!
b
’
‘'"d*.
most
of
which
were
conSeda .............
Republican Representative Frank
CHICAGO. I)ei. 17. i/Pt- From
Preaiden* Comb* openad the President I-e* Lesher and Meade In the same direction by F. E., The court h*» oilJourued until could not swim hut liked to float. •W"**1 l" >'*cul firms, it wa
K e «e of Wisconsin demanded to
jJan. 2 anil attaches no not Relievo and ■iftontinu'N when playtinu xtuted. Juli ii .< Dltigfelib't, lorn! the Pacific const to the Atlantic
know whether the 8enat*-House Sanfortl discussion by reporting Fox during the last war and that Stein.
•eaImard.
uud as far south us the
The collision, according to pa- there will l«* n ruling on Ynmn- nppraurlird, would In, mpad t,{ grower, reportod Hie loxs of a
committee Is, in hla word*, "in to the body the -opinlonaj given h* had had many clo.a contact*
Flotilla rapes, lev weather grif a
him
by
Judge
W.
G.
Urtdham,
|
w]u,
general
Joe
shltr's
petitions
hot
ore
then.
out
of
tho
Mreet
and
injurcl
bou
Hutchison
uml
while the urtor* airrjnusly await t'urlond of riate.4 and some cab- the country today, with little re
vestigating
Pearl
Rarbor on
eague^, dur
dur- Lieut. Randall Chase in this sing, who wa* ruahed to the In*'head of the
ieagucf,
ed him, and then, just in tilin' lingo liags ho had kept atort'd ill lict in. prospect. Thus far 13
Governor Deway." •
| minor
ing t|)0
tho M
Minor
League
rua nyeeting war. Governor Holland who waa Itc* report, knocked the Au»iu»
to get toady fur hi* role, would tlie structure.
tenths have lieen ntttibuted to
General Marahall, according to ( hc7d recently in Colui
umbuaJ Ohio. introduced by Mayor Ed Higgins, pital In the Erickson ambulance.
coinu cal ml v flouting down tlie
. his own teatlmony. aaked Govar-, PrM,dent f omb# gUUd’.
The cause of the fire has not the cold spell, and sub-zero wea
■f a t i J that
said he alway* liked to come Ill* Injuries included a fracture
river'’
j yet liecti determined, ucconliag to ther leading* are eoinmonpla< e.
nor D«w«y not to reveal the f.c ti Judfg Bradham .aid he did not hack to Sanford where he had of tha upper arm and rluht anoui*
I’lnn's for the l.ion'a daini' at Fite t hief Muck Clevrlnml. .bdm
The weather bureau says that
J that this country had cracked the believe that aine or even ten many dosq friends, and added der blade, u head concutBiou, a
the Srmlnola Country Club at * llennett, fin'tuun, was the first there would lie a alight modriation
Japanese code. Democratic Sena- club leagues would work put to that he had >alao served with hip injury,
Uceratluna, at*
5:::« o’clock Saturday nveniit.', l<» report thn fire by trlenhooe in the extreme cold with in tlie
tor Schott Luca* of Illinois
any satisfaction.
- *» U
vM .any
cordfoff to Dr. Orville liarka, at*
Dee. 22, were tllscuaaotl, uml it, after- lie bad come out of the next few duys, but t’liriatmas i*
•equently told newaraan that he^
(*gnu||
gradd olo J. C. Chase In the citrus wars.
lending
phynician.
Governor Holland said that tha
was requested that the, membe.-* I’rinress Theater at U:20 o’cliK-k. likely to to an ley one in a largo
w°uld /.k the
U’ ,n; man01* " , °Orta!dQ‘ b L .t'.ll, tool: public unit* of this state, the
Porter -Lanaing, Jr., la 10 y**™
I lnlni* toys tn give to I'hlldiio of and a fow seconds later an tin- area of tb« country.
tm»
‘ ,®. "*'*the floor end told ths body that various ~*tato—departments, the
Harnltt-Rorttger;
an
tho Mi'fhodliit OiiidretTs IfnivtJ
cams
counties and the . cities, are in Porto?’ L ^ i ^ g of _ 25H2*Sanfor.i
front of the cnyinc himsi' in u city uf Buffalo is -lowly digging
tapr w n w . ..........
ten club leagues were In opera excellent condition to play their Avenue, and recently received announced yesterday afternoon in
itself out of one of the worst lilixed that he had reason to btllave tion and were more successful
to conduct the Salvation Army pickup truck veiling "Fite."
hla
letter
for
playing
on
the
A
Leesburg
that
he
plans
to
meet
(Mien'local firenu-u arriveil, tits /.utils in its history, u blizzcrd that
that Governor Dewey knew about then than many professional .parts in the future growth of and B aquada of the Celaryfod
dime board next Friday.
with
Munager
Edward
Higgins-of
this
state.
The
Stats
particularly
wurchuuno was nl,lure fiom end dumped from .'10 to 48 inches of
the breaking of the Jap code be
■a today
today.
••
* Is in a sound financial condition foniball* team for Seminole IliK" the Seminole County Chumber of
to cail, end several. explosion*, snow in the city streets within
fore he was informed of the fact learuea
Petor Schaal was called bn to 1 -------*a-----» the School. He was intending to go Commerce this afternoon to dis
necessary
to
do
some
of
probably small tanks of acctylero M hour*. The coldest spots in
■ [ by General Marihall. And today discuss tbs nine club schedule.
•
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JOBLESS BENEFITS
out for basketball this year, ac cuss further the possibility of th*
'gas or gasoline, mcnucud the fire the country still ure Fort Peck and
Senator’ Keefe aaked hi* quts- Schaal said that he could draft
|r«silsM* frees f i ( f o » i
cording
to
hla
parent*.
Brooklyn
Club
operating
a
train
who included many Navy Mile* City. Mont., where the mer
tion—whether the committoe I* a schedule In 'Wtlh.li each team
Unemployment
compeukation fighters
Mr. Stein, who live, at 1101 ing school hare.
men and rlviliun volunteer*. The cury dropped to SP* degree* below
Investigating Pearl Hqrbor • or would lay-off every' nine deya
payments in the amount of 115 pint
Magnolia Avenue, wa. arretted
Mr.
Itoettgar
said
that
u*
fur
fm hi uf frame, inctul cover zero. Iowa Is all tolow zero, and
Oovernor Dewey.
or e ahedule in which eacR club
according to Pollca Chief Roy. <*• a* he know, there has been no were ninja to I poison in Semi ed construction, was about t.'iO low readings ate common through
would play a double head^t once D r. IlojBcoe Stillman
Williams, on a charge of driving definite action taken as lo whether nole County during the week end feet long, and located nil M’est out the Dakotas. In Chicago, the
every nine deya. In other 1vords,
while under the Influence of in tho school will or will not tie held ing Dec. 7, Ctrl B. Smith, ( hair* First Street, '•! the heurl of dowr- mercury plunged to six below.
Di<
led Saturday P.M . toxicating
suppose Sanford wee the club
liquor end waa re- hut said the discussion with Mr. man of the Florida Industrial tnwu Sanford.
Throughout the south, tempera
R obberies Reported
laying off tonight. Let1* *Uo
d on bond ponding trial.
Higgins today will play a promin Commission, stated.
Arrival soon after of a fire ture* rosr slowly from subDr.
Peu
Stillman,
reTotal payments uf unctni toy fighting truck with nine men from freezing readings during the mornr
B y P olice ^ O fficials suppose that Leesburg 1
j(
’ * playing
PM
ent
part
in
th*
dfc*»i°n
by
tho
ormerly of New
Dodgers.
*- . .
. men! compensation thioughou-. 1hc* Sanford Naval -Air'Titation ing. while on thc Pacific roast,
ir .s lls tr t Om Fee. p>*f)
1 Saturday after! »
Mr. Itoeltger ;>ointc<i out that thc State were In the amount’ uf under the command of Lieut. temperature* dropped sharply to
Tha regularly ^hadulod meat
Tbgft of an automobile from
noon at nit ho
home, 1470 Palmetto
of the American Uglon will be this will not be a baseball ichool $121,0111.50, an encouraging de; Comdr. IV. R. Dougan. uddod two the freezing and near-freezing
Oviedo; a pair of pdnto from the
Avenue.
over the total fm tho hose lines to tho seven in opera mark. Im* Angeles recorded a
rooklo ball oUyer. but a claae- creaso
*
H. A A. Stare and a frustrated
Dr. Btlllntojti who waa born Inf of the C^ptoll-Lottalng I g * for
week,
$144,270.00,
if(cation school. Brook /n will ptpvlous
attempt at robbing the Peninsular R alph E. M use Is
June 4, 1871, In Greenwich, N. Y h.Td tonight at 7:80 o'clock at tha bring IU already aignoii ball pli>- Chairman Smith reported. The tion and saved the brick offire reading of 10 degrees. Seattle ht.d
Coacrata Plant, were among the
moved to Longwood Pupon
P H hla
I r e - eglon U lu t on the Ukefrord. era for workout* here who nave numlicr of claimants receiving building and records and also eld 31. uml Sacramento llkewd»e shlBack A ft e r 4 Y e a rs tirement
reports on the police station reago because Commander Jack Rocco will Pr«- not been assigned to Dodger farm ayments decreased to 7,25l> from ed in preventing spread of the vered with thu thermometer at 31,
fire to nearby tank and freight
cord today,
of ill
the pest year
teams. Tha Ulant they display
car* which were
wore 01
but slightly dan * car, in OltUmobde grey
.Ralph E. Muse formerly with and a
been an In—
,
40
tH
’
(
,
°
f
JlX
thta^retair
!1
■
_.
during this period will determine aur ng tho week of P>|* report,
t northwest
> to Marrlanna B. the . rhth Air “
__. . . . valid. He
itillman movto which farm team* and lo what 4.6MI were tnale and 2,G|l were ^ , ^ 1 1 . * fire If not checked,
stolen from Oviedo calved hla diecharga and return ed to
Longwood 10
Membera of t h o Pilot Club un- classification they will be assign- f t m t l t .
might have aorcud to nearby Bur
at T^0 P. M. Saturday night.
ed to Sanford after
months ego.
der the chairmanship of Mrs. At M e
pee Seed bellding and tha business
. Xobertg Jama* Wilder, n.|
captain
Hunt
will
have
charg.
of
the
SalFletcher Bolls i* chairman Of
Saturday
dl-Mrt.
vitlon Army Dim# Board* and the Chamber of Commerce Base
“ We appreciate the assistance
PETERS KNIJ8TB
kettle on the s t w t Tuesday aven- ball Committee and ha* conducted
of the Navy’s fire department,
negotiations to date with tho
John Peter*, Jr,, of Banfonl was and tho volunteers also civilians
Brooklyn official*.
leal week eworn into the rcgnlet who also assisted us," said Chief
Navy. Young Peter*, 17, took Cleveland this morning. The Navy
tho Nevy oath at State Recruiting sent eight men from lie Fire
He app«*l*d
f»**tor reaponae
In
Jacksonville, Department, and there were 25
A turkey ahoot will be held on Headquarter*
th* lakeshor* eaat of the Hotel Dec. 13 after preparing hit en naval volunteers, according to
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_ Mon In Orlando. H e i“ F” 2/c had active charg* of the
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All available apparatus
afternoon. There will aleo be ia the ton of Mr*. Btofaner P. I crew.
sbacting competition for h*o« and Peter*. Rout* l, Bor 81, San-• was rushed to the fire from the
local file department.
gobbler*.
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AP-r- Tbs Per.rl lltrbor InveeHealing Committee heard the
i detail* today of-how a death
trap wee pat for Japaneee Ad‘ Yamamoto. Vice AdTheodore C. Wilkinoan
the committee that he ahead with the plane .
recalled In the deeth of
amoto deeplte the rl*k
It might tip off the Jape
he Met that we had crackth rift rode. Yamamoto’a
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t down orer a Japanese
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Gives Yamashita
Execution Delay
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1945
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othcf- day. and suggested that some Our ides was that possibly the
grt fired again m 1960.
In the 52 years since its first . Nell Gwyn, English nctrors of
effort to madb 10 fashion n pln- members of the Seminole Pistol
This may explain the general J.««.»ssriit-eT.mmen-i».p pTTTTterttrm-j thr spveiitwnitb-eanturv wa; illlt-----J
a m e to nnritUs wFir
apathy. Political meutings nre rayon has grown so rapid!v that |orate and with^difficulty scrawled
former Sanford hurlcr who was Ton and other German models nuch
held, but after the speakers sit it.* .world consumption exceeds j an awkward E. (Eleanor) G. at
killed hv Ccrman small arms fire ns the famed P-3H. There aru
down there arc no discussions, no that.of wool. I* 13 times greater I the bottom of her letters, written
while attempting to set up sig rcverul 7.65MM' Italian models.
questions asked.
than’ silk, and is surpassed only ( for her by others.
nal equipment during the D-Day So, how alxrut the club inviting
Worker* listen dumbly to cm by cotton.
invasion.
This concr believes the veterans down to the pistol
ployers’ proposals and raise n>
It would I* very appropriate. range and have a little fun? Ah
American
railroads
tnovW
By GODFREY H, P. ANDERSON points about .improved working
Tradu Union membership in the
We are confident that although oul, monsieur?
nearly 43,000,000 members of the
AP Newsfcalum
conditions.
They
seem
to
have
United
States
and
Canada
ruse
Joe Isn't n locnl hoy, every person
And talking about recreational
MUNICH — People in this city lost all courage to speak fnr them from less than 3,000,001) workets aimed forces In organized groups
In 'Sanford who knew Joe Finder activity, Joe Moss came up with whirh llitlei designated nr th1 selves.
.
to (bout 12,000,000 between 1933 from Pearl Harbor through Au
would approve it. You hail to the idea of promoting a Seminole "capital of the Nail movrjnent”
gust 194B.
and 19(3.
Communist)* Active
know I’ intler to understand just County Golden Glove* Tourna today seem more concerned - w-ith
Communists ware the first to
what happened that June morning. ment. There lire lot* of boy* In winterising their bombed borne*
After bbing hit several times, J,*. the County who have pugilistic than fn develoting n new political organize a parly In Munich under
thu twniership of a group of lorkept hauling the equipment ashore ability, according to Joe. and h« life.
our |Htliiicai prisoners returned
nntl getting It Into operating con think* it would lie n fine method
V
oodi'n
hutments
are
spring
H A B IT
from i oiuchlration camps. Elgin
dition. We're nil for thot pla of creating boxing Interest uing
u
|i
to
form
new
shopping
cen
of them were confined longer than
que and agree with Jess that it's mong the youngster* and at the ter*.
ten years.
They ure allowed to
most appropriate.
same time give local ring fans
plays an important part ^
• Huts off to H. B. Crumley of thi chief scout of the Boston Hrnv** s-Kcveral of tho fellows who hove a chance to see some good fights.' In some pilin'* you *eo priests hold muctings Imt forbidden to
ek tucked up working |ubiisli political literature or w nr
Klwanix Club for getting up that of the National League, came in returned from Europe and tho We. think the Idea is swell anil with cassocks
in everyone's success.-, .
carpenter* fo patch their da- uniforms, budge* nr armbands.
colorful program for the Saufonl- t he'office the other tiny. She u- Pacific haYe asked us about the Joe is working on the possibilities a*
■tingeu churcher,.
Among
local
Germans,
the
gen
Wgnnltatinn
of
a
local
rifle
club.
forlctl
that
she
hint
seen
“
RawGaincsvillc, football till.
of putting the show over, lie
ernl opinion semms to lie there is
Hotels Limited
K. B. Smith, who saw the Crim meat’’ anti Mrs. Rodgers In Chut- Thi* would lie on interesting acli- says he’ll give us more informa
Before the war Munich had little prospect of. Bavnrin's going
fellows
have
tanooga
not
long
ago.
Mrs.
Beck
vlty
since
many
son Title of Alabama play three
tion later. However, Joe would three
hundred hotel* with eight
greatly,
Buck, Icurneil to shoot and would like like to find out whnt the fans
games this season, says the Tuio uitl both looked fine.
The haltit of being
The (pod situation appears b.*'.;
. . la the nation's i-ecom) best pquadr rRnwmeatV son, is out of the an opportunity to remain In pract really think of the plan. So If tliuiiraiid l>edr. Nov thorn art
only forty-two "'Willi f iv e '1undn 1 ter in the south than in other
well, groomed should
He rates Anny as tops.
you would like to see thi* pro beifa
Army anil Tom, the other son. l:t ice.
and many o f Hnoo nre rn- part-, or Germanv and prices nr.j
Tommy Comer, the Tampa doing fine. Mra. Beck ulso suit]
be started early in
Many fellows are bringing home gram staged, let Jpe know ur
i|iiisitioncd. Work j* now being nearly normal. In fact the Mu.
heavyweight, won his first post Joe Engel was recovering sail*- foreign
weapons,
. . . particularly drop a postal to this column,
life
.
rushed on others.
nIchor's main grumble seems to lie
war battle last week against Johii- factorily from a recent illness I pistols. From Europe, tho boys
that
the
meat
ration
was
recently
Meanwhile,
o
ffic
ia
lly
permitted
ny Denson, tinmez. wnu
, nn,| ihnt he’ll be Irnck with the I are bringing French,. Gcdninn,
democratic parties upp.nr to be cut to the same as tho rest- of the
up nn Ipirresslve. record before j lookouts of Ouitanongs ns P it i-J Italian niiO Kpnflsh makes. Wc
country.. •
‘
getting now xecruha.
going Into the Atiny, Is (lesUncil j
this season, The Lookout* I have n 7.05.MM Ccrman I’-27-WnlYour clothes wilL last longer if jegularly cleaned . . .
Some. RuvnHnh.s told nie "I
On 'the other hand Bavaria is
to be n top-notch pugilist* before j w|]| train In ‘Cocoa,
j thei*. We'also haye some Italian
outer wijiil to voteJgalft.■. In H133 exjiectciL-to, rvcplvtj 'ibreq millioa
,on.?'
„
Wife of the1
Bennett talked with'us Ha >md Cernmn, 7.63MM limmnnitlun,
! was,n cdnimirnisL Hitler enirte fi'pult luted 'German* front Poland
L A N E Y b i l Y C L E A N IN G CO.
Mai. Zlnn Beck, . who
Wo hnVe^ never fired this weapon.
and I lost- my job. * This year • I and thr Sudetcnland soon. There
110 E. 2nd
Rhone 486
Io*t my job again for being Nnki. is u certain nmouht of anxiety too
H ELP W A N T E D If I Join another party now I may about lawlessness.
FOR SALE
~ ,-MIAMI; be-. 12, (Ah—Down In
FOR S A L E COMPLETE Broiler Plant cap YOUNG woman for *witchbonrd Miami this week for tho flO.OOO
open. tor. Chase & Company.
Open Golf Tournament. PGA
able of * handling ,300 - 40)1
FILL up with keivseno and fuel
fry ora n week up to an age WANTED; Settled woman for tournament director Freddie Cor
oil.
coran did a little reminiscing
of .12- I :i week*.
Approsijccncrnl houseworks Phono 724- game
II. H. POPE CO.. INC.
during 1UIB.
nmtcly 2000 chicken* B to 10
He says the year’s longest
week* old. Dressing machine.
*WO FARMS FOR SALE—One
Mnljp me a cash offer. 2£«B GIRL f*>r soda Fountain at Lan- on tho stand' out -spots of the
3 acres, tiled lend, i good well,
Samord Avo. phone [124.
cv's Drug Store- Part time or drive to date entne when Jimmy
2 story house. 1 car garage, 1
Thomson walloped n hall 365
full .time.
■ (pot hou*c, 600 ft. West of HOLSTEIN'
<
milk,
**•***( 1
row,
MW. litrril*
fresh. li -T ------- ------ * - -------- --- yards on the lath hole kt thu
’ ■*" LaVb Mobroe Post Offfce. One
Henry Burns, Rt. I, Box HUS, FOUNTAIN girl*. Apply Ship': Portland, Ore., golf club. The
—ft acres, all tiled, good well, 2
Canaan City.
> Service, Sunford Naval Ail shortest putt wn* n- six Richer by
Story house; 2 story barn, U ____________By
Jlyrou Nelson in the final round
Station.
..
mile west on OrangiT Boule WARItrobc trunk. Ilionc 40H-J.
of the lais Angeles Open.
It
vard. J. W. Bell, Lake Monroe;
GIRL for full time job. Apply cos* him a first rlact tie.
__Phone I B . ________
10.11 Model A Ford, go ml condi
Beacon Dairies. 222 Magnolia
Corcoran s»y* the biggest up
tion, new tiros., Steve I’eleis,
Avc.
set so fur this year Is crcdito I
ROOFING — “ Brand new, nolid
comer Richmond and Geneva
to Fred linns, Jr.,—Now Orleans
,
aluminum sheet roofing. VAvenues.
I
RETURNED VETERANS
amateur- -who won tbc Memphis
Scrimp and snap lock styles. Phone. GOOD T A B LE
LAM PS
......
..
..................
■
>GET
SECURITY
NOW
WITH
M A IN E ICE
open with a 271) against- such
" Wire-Wrltu at once! Fulenwldcr l.' H Plymouth Deluxe Tudor. OPPORTUNITY UNLIMITED
standout*
us
Nelson
anil
Snm
Mfg. A Distributing Co., P.O.
.Motor recently overhauled body! FIRESTONE STORES has good
M A N N E R S FOR
REFRIGERATORS
Box 3351, 1*10 Lancaster Drive,) need* . some icpuir. Radio, hj gm*itJitn open now for Milcsman. .Snead.
The “ unliiekiest pro" award
Orlundu. Phone' 2173)1.
j I*, below; ceiling. Reel s Used .starling
salary
commensurate
Cars ami Parts, Orlando High: with your ability. Previous ex goes to Harold Jug McSpaden.
, Y O U R HOM E
SHEET Music, popular n n d
Ho finished second in the 110,000
way.
perience desirable hut not essen Miami tournament—The HI time
standard, book music and music
tial. Apply by letter otdy. stating this year that he has been In that
instruction books at The Music
Telephone Sets — Table anti
Box In the Princes* Theutu 101.'! Ford flnL bed, light truck, age and exnerience.
spot,
FIRESTONE STORES
a* i*. Meal for farm, price
Bldg.
Snmmie Snead suffered the
Chair
til E. 1st. ST.
below ceiling, $526.00 Reel's
“ toughest break" to come to a pro
Used Car* & Parts, Ortnndn
IECDRDS • All llic latest popu
■luring the y£ar. Ho cracked his
Highway,
lar*, Miring music and alburn
M ISCELLANEOUS right wrist', while performing In
Cocktail Tables
Lamp Tables
act* for Christmas gifts at
BORROW 'HERE WHERE * , a softlmll game with' caddies ut IjJ
End Tattles
Radio
Tables
S our music store. The Mbsic OHANfGF.S, piicked and shipped.
Hot Springs.
PRIVACY IS RESPECTED
Rive *, Orlando Highway. Phone
ox in the Princess The* t v
A
T
YOUR
nnfurnl
desire
for
privacy
Gene
Snrnxen
turned
in
the
M2H-W.
Bldg.
0.95 up
In money matters I* strlftly ■car'* la-si-perfnmnnre by one of
CIUUSTmnx
true* after Dec. 11.
respected here. Friends nn i ( he “.................
10,
eighteen
old guard’’ when he finished
ALL OF BLOCK
'Hive's, lirlanilo H i g h w a y ,
relative* are not auctioned, in b second place tie with Ben
lots, or will Hull any of lot*,
phone 828-W.
about your credit Your em llogun at 280 In the Tam O’ Shanrun* from Lake Mury highway
ployer or business associates ter Open.
to Crystul Lake, all beautiful WE have quilt' a few late bloomamps
•ill not hear of your personal
lots. Sec _H. T. Cochran, Luke
Nelson— wRh .18—won the most
er*„
Greunlruf
Chrysanthemum
affair*. Then* i* no causa foi tournaments and collected the
Mary, Flu,
Gardens,
\
amps
embarrassment
most prize money—liver 564,000
CLOSING OUT ALL
ReosmtSbli* rindh" reipiireinott*. ' (n „ „ r
WtKH) healer, rait irorr, small
...
_ n m c K g a NI)
N<* co-maker* on money loan*.
site, 5*UI0. 1705 Magnolia Avc,
The greatest mutch was played
**• e
TKAIEKS•
Vuri ib'e payment plans.
by Nelson against Mike TurnesB
*40 Dodge 1*4.100 enrgo ' ■$710 MAN'S strap » ulchy 16 jowofs,
FA M ILY LOAN CO.
at Dayton. In playing tne last
'43 Dodge Pick-up ....... 030
nearly new. Cush/or trade fnr Florida Punk Hhlg.
Phone 3? four holes in four under par, Nel
'42 Ford i ',4-Ton cuigo — ll.'b
table
mo Id rrtdio.. Clark's
beat Turitesu one up for the
'41 Chev, IS-ton ............... - 775
Lhao Store, 208^ Sanford Avu.. FOR YOUIt furniture needs— son
Leo Weller Beni ut Mather PGA a title after being two down.
*41 Ciicv. Jbj-tim ................. 8 1 >
Corcoran say* when tho year
Furniture Co., phone 127.
. *40 G. M. C. 2*4-tori 10-wlieel CHRI8TMAH~ TREES—N a l i v e
**'*•
J, ,
—
mils, the pros will have competed
cargo
...... l*o > Reil Cedars vyith. or without
stand* delivered Wednesdays BUSINESS SERVICE in 42 tournaments, the greatest
* ‘CO G. M. C. enb over eng. van 730
number ever scheduled in any
ninl
Saturtiaf* within
citV
'JOS International 2-ton ...... .130
year. They will have fired at
limits.
Hlzo*(i* from 3 Jo l(r
'38 Din. T I 'A-ton stnki........ 130
DODGE - PLYMOUTH
8510,000 in war bonds—also a
feet. Orders taken throut
*40 International
tractor, big
PARTS AND SERVICE
All Metal Refrigerators
IBth at Hunt's Tuxedo
tire*
......... 730
9 Palmrllo Avc.
Phone 1011. record, ami will hove raised 1300,000 for war churitle* and re
Store. Phone ;tr,n
'43 E. II. T. Mack tractor like
Y l*k, thcy’rq hero in time for ChristL STOVES icp u ired ~ N . F. habilitation,
new
.--- 2300
mai! 1’ ienty of shelf space.
NICE cottage, four rooms,
'Caldwell, Rt. 2, Box 188, San
'40 G. M. C. tractor,
electricity, gn*. Screiuied porclv
ford.
000 motor
------- 1500
nice lot, shady, ^ 2524 Ornnga
*31) International tractor, -D-30
WE ARE lull" equipped and
Avc.
K-ti motor
1000
know how to rac.'.p your tires.
'42 O. M. C. Hu*, 2‘A-ton, Uko COCKER pu|is„ pure hred, order
Natural nihhar m synthetlr.
BOUDOIR CHAIRS
■ now
— 1595
now for ChrfMtnms. 914 Myrtle
wo protect tne eidcwull* of
Dor*ey trailer, flat bed — — 230
Avc.
your tire. Jones Tire Shop,
C H E N ILL E SPREADS
GMC Drop!tamo vun trailer - 250
Cor. 1st and Elm, phono 008.
Klnghani 24-ft. framelcss van WINE for your fruit rnko at
Mnko Hiirh lovely ffiTLs
trailer
. ..... 08b ■ limner's Soda Shop.
BODY AND Fender denis, paint
B E A U T IF U L COLORS
WICHITA. Kan., Dec. 12;
Trail mobile 2K ft. stainless stasl
Injury nr fading should be -*range wonder and fascination
fop
hbr
bedroom.
In
frameld** .
— - 1GOO ALL DRY wines, H5e quart.
corroded now to combat aging tent go with any i->rn mention
’43 Black Diamond 30-ft. van
and weathering. A now pain- " , Gypsies In this country
Homer’s Soda Shop.
floral pattorn.s in a nice
like new
..... 1W9
leas method nwnits you at
Thev're like something on* of
Wo aluo have 200 other trucks ORANGES, $2.50 bushel shipped
YATES AUTtt PAINT Ik
another world — those winders<-*
sKaortmcnt of colom.
ami trailer* to choose from. Gua
BODY SHOP
for you. Phftne 7IW-W.
up and down the road* of thu
ranteed to undersell any truck
108 N. Palmetto Av*. Phone 371 world.
agatalnim*
their
own
HOGS — one rcmly to butcher,
dealer in the country.
traditions and folkways, in the
J, P. Rlzcr, Sr., lit. 2, Elder WASHING • machlnea repaired— midst
KNIGHT TRAILER CO.
of
modern
life.
and all home appliances. Cald
k. Springs.
m i W. BEAVER ST.
From Wichita cornea word that
well General Repair Shop, 707
Pll. 5-2651
up
FRYERS, New ‘Hampshire Reds.
North Mills, Orlando, phono the 5,000 member, of five Gypsy
LACKSt'NVILI.E. FLA
J. J. Mellon, I IX Jcxsuinhto
2-1072. Prompt service.
. tribe* of thi* nation will bc-rin
FOIl SALE
------ |n llilio- llava nino-dav period of mnurninr
Avo.
■
— - —nil,
ATTRACTIVE new two bedroom
Expert Auto Repairing
today. Their queen mother fa
house with large llvlmr room SIX room house uith 2 acres
Barfield Ik Jackaun
dead. She wa* Lappv Mark*,
aittlaUd outside city limits on
of land near Osteen, l’hona
in
connection
With
the widow of Gvnxy king John
Orlando highway. Three acres
1009-J during day.
Yates Auto Paint A Body Works Murks who died in Sacramento
of land suitable for growing
Phone
371
eight year* ago. Since that tlmo.
Aaaelus and Camellias, tminedi- 5 ROOM eottuge near Wileon
Steve Mark*, one of four son*
ately available. Terms reason
School. Easy payment 'plan,
AUTO PAINTING
with hculmmrter* at Wichita, H I BASSINETS
able.
5100.00 down, 515.00 per nmnUi
By
C.W.
"P
a
V
Johnaon
has nrtH us king pro tern.
HIGHLY desirable country Esfin 64 months .1, T. Kaslqer,
16
years-axuetiauiie-In
auto
and
___
on Lake * bcauliruTly
Lippy-Vum -itm I SUmlav at I |jj------------ O N-R O LLER S------------ROGKERSRt. 1; Box 141, Sunford. •
aircraft painting. Sanfonl'a popu camp
landscaped, small grove, four
west of Wichita. During
lar
paint
authority,
bedroom*,'two bathroom*, cure- NATIVE Christinas trees, oppo
the nine days of mourning for
HOLLER
MOTOR
SALES
site Post Office, 1st' Si Pal
' takers house, two car garage
her, th* ' Gypsies will transact
Blue or Pink
____ 208 W. let_SL_______
metto, from Dec, 17 to 24th.
With servants quarter*, barn
no business. After that, a new
M. M. Lord.
with - horse stable*, chicken
sovereign will bo in order. Elec^lOTOH TUNE-UP
run, bowling alley adjacent to
Factories recommend It every tloh of a new king of the i i i
8 50
CHICKENS,
hens
and
fryer*.
house • SB acres of land. Priced
Is scheduled tentatively
1397 E. 2nd 8t. Phone 809JW. 6000 miles or twice a year. Es- Gypsies
reasonably.
lUal to efficient cer perfor for next June 25. But for nine
WAREHOUSE - on trackage - PRACTICALLY new play pan mance. Our expert mechanics and dev* now — the Gypsy fiddle*
7000 square feet of floor space,
and high chair ami used car Sun Motor Analyser assure satis Kill sing of mournings — mourn
well located for wholesale dis
ing for their late queen.
riage. 703 W. 1st St., Apt. faction. Come in today,
tribution business. Building will
No, 4.______________________ _
HOLLER MOTOR BALKS
vacated to suit purchaser.
808 W. let Bt.________
C H ILD R E N 'S
Terms to eult.
16 FT. Covered wagon trailer
house, 5376.00. Three blocks EXPERT service on machines,
Iti ACRES of Industrial proUpholHtered. backH
M ETAL
north of Ihtola Post Office,
4y located on A, C. L. foot
Electric irons, oil heaters and PR O V IN C E T O W N
I West 18th, 10th, 20th
cook atovee, balked'by 10 years'
E. M. Leach.
and
arms
with
wal
PLAYERS
experience. Phone 701-J.
Outaide city llmlta.
ROCKERS
kCRES of good grove pro- BABY rabbits for Christmas.
nut frames, they
Box
B.
E.
c/o
llermld,
AUTO
radiator
and
all
kinds
of
rty 1000 tree*, owner will
will match tho real
mechanical service. Wright and ?ico Theater, Sanford
uvev crop If purchased before OIL STOVE, 6 burner, built In
Cohan, Garage at Slat S t and
_n. 1st
of
the living room.
Bright Red . . the jj- j
ov*n. Perfect condition. Phone
French Av*. phone 1009-J.
R E G IN A L D A N D
TO 5 ACRE celery farms, tile
31 or 9 8 7 . ____________
color all children mm*
- good condition. Available
R IT A GOODE
crop this year.
___ |QY9» foi
SMALL electric cooker and small
2*95 up
* ACRE Celery-farm • 14
out . .
HZ
waffle Iron. Phone Co. 4602.
IN
tiled. 4 walls. This farm
lloeaaa. Ruth WhiU1— a to cultivation about ATTRACTIVE 3 bed room bung DRIVER'S
head, Rt. 2, Box 808-B.
alow in Loch Arbor, wired for
• has bean good crop
“Murder Without
electric range. 4 lota - 10 LOST) Brown laathar man’s bill
’ • netted 53000. on
E A S Y TERMS! —
bearing orange tree*. Price,
Crime*
I. Available Immediatefold, Inside stanclllng in gold,
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Bvwy Wgdneaday, Than*
pau and social security card
Realty C
---qf Basils Bonahannon. Lost
day, Friday and Saturday
OWNER,
»
1.10
y evening in downtown
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8i45 jP.M.
and keep money as
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Politics To Get
C ity Winterized
McSpaden Finishes
Second 13 Times
In Golf Tourneys
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To Promota Ikt Progress of America*
To Produce Prosperity for 8*nford.
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK
VOLUME XXXVlI
GM Requests
oInjunction To
Stop Picketing
,
SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1945
Established 190A
C IO U n i o n Charged
W i t h Threatening
Non>9trikers Entering Fisher P l a n t
Get Death Or Long
P r i s o n Sentences,!
cea,
6 Japs Convicted
DETROIT, Dec. 13, (A P )
L~fTh6 latest move in the
automobile strike is General
Motor’s requests for an inr
junction against a Cleveland
union local. The corporation
claims illegal picketing at the
Fisher Body plant in Cleve
land. The petition charges
■^that non-strikers suffered
v threat* nnd personal abuse when
they tried to enter the plnnt.
A General Motors announce
ment In Detroit mentioned one in
cident in particular. It said that
’ 000 employes allegedly were pre-!
vented from entering the ClevB-1
land plant last Tuesday, In addi
tion to naming Cleveland Local |
45, General Motors asked the in-»
junctions against 30 officers anil
members. The striking union has
denied the car company’s charges,
w claiming its pickets have not
overstepped their rights under
the law.
The UAW - CIO strike has
kept General Motors production
at a standstill 2.3 days- The
injunction against the union for
(Illegal picketing was requested
even while negotiations over the
picketing issue were in progress.
General Motors had previously in
flated the picketing question be
. Ja settled first, but subsequently
v • talked about wages.
NEW YORK, Dec. 13, M b A strike vote s being taken in
f ilanta of three of the country's
argest corporations — General
Electric, General Motors and
Westinghouae, at widely scattered
points over the nation.
The CIO United Elcctical, Rodin
and Machine Workers Union estfmstea that 200.000 of its member:)
_ are to -cast their ballots. They
W are to decide whether they will
jfo out on‘strike sonar Umr~ett»r
r*tj.of *Uie-yi^a. » xrtWHvfr
union — Inhxt largest CIO
effiliate
is demanding a (2 n
day pay hike. This Is approxi
mately 30 per cent. The union
has rejected a General Motors
offer of 13 and one-half cents an
hour increase.
The voting is being conduct'!-]
by the National Labor Relations
Board in 75 industrial centers
{ j located In 1C states from Calif
ornia to Massachusetts.
'
Because1 of the large number
of workers and polling places In
volved the strike vote Is consider
ed one of the most complicated
in the nations history. Balloting,
started early this morning and
is not expected to be finisher! un
til 11:00 o’clock tonight.
The union says thers will lie no
walkout until the first of the
year. And both the union nnd
r)the management declare neg>tiationa will continue after the
strike vote.
Washington
corridors
were
busting with strategy and counterstrategy today on labor legisla
tion. Friends of organised lalvur
feet that the scales are beginning
to awing in their favor, and that
drsatic anti-labor legislation can
be staved off. They are optimis
tic despite the passage by the
House yesterday of a bill making
union* liable to penalties under
-* lbs 1934 anti-racketeering law.
The measure now is before the
Senate, and labor backers are con
fident that It will die there.
Administration supporters also
are extremely doubtful that they
cm win congressional action on
_ _ _ _ pyuiiiint T r e m n n ' i r t
^
^
fact-finding commissions before
Christmas. Hearing! on the fact
finding proposal are continuing
today, but the Senate Labor Com— mlttee plan# to call about 100 witW4>eases, and this fact alone would
preclude the possibility of final
action before the holidays.
On tbs House docket today ir
the version of the Pull Employ
ment Bill eppproved by the ex
penditures committee. A bitter
fight appears certain, for the com
mittee version of tbs bill be*'a
scant ressmblance to tha original
measure. The words “ full em
ployment'’ have been temoved and
replaced by the words “ high level
• y employment” , and government re
sponsibility for providing sen(•■ II* m s Os Paga Fear
Junea u Story
Final ly Seen
, In Jla vy Files
B ig New Cross For St. Patrick
SOON TO REPLACE the granite cross on the renovated north
spire of St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York's Fifth Avenue, a
12 ft., onc-ton bronxe era** is shown being blessed by Archbishop
Francis J. Spellman. Its twin will be placed later On the south spire.
(International)
The Sanford Junior Chamber
of Commerce, which was dis
banded early in the war was reor
ganised into the Seminole County
Junior Chamber of Commerce
when a group of approximately
•)E business men from Sanford
and Oviedo met at the American
Legion Hut on' the Lakefronl
last night.
Members voted to sponsor n
membership campaign during the
next U0 days and elected tempo
rary officers to serve until the
election of permanent officers in
March.
. *
Julian Stenstrom of The Sanford
Herald was named president of
the organisation and Brailey Od>
ham of the Gulf Oil Corporation
was
elected
vice
president.
George McClelland, athletic In
structor of Seminole High School,
was .named secretary while-Jsrk
Katigan, local Dodge-Plymouth
dealer was elected treasurer.
Mr. Stenstrom said this morning
that the group present was vary
enthusiastic in getting the Jaycees organised and operating pro
gressively.
-The
organisation
rlans to sponsor civic movements
for the Letterment of the entire
county and hopes to cooperate
arlth. other groupi in-progronlYi
activity along this line. He eaid
the next meeting of the organ)ration will be held next Wednnsday night at 7:30 o’clock' at the
City Hall.
Andrew Carrawey and Joe
O'Conner, members of the former
Sanford Junior Chamber of Com
merce, played an active pert in
the' organisation procedure.
Reginald and Rita Goode, the
Frovfncetown Players, presented
a scene from the play, .“ The. Tam
ing of the Shrew/
SWIMMING POOL
ORLANDO, Dec. 11, UP)— «Slightly more than 8,000 voters
will be eligible to vote Dee. 88
on the question of whether. Or
lando should construct a munici
pal swimming pool, and which
would add a one mill tax to 1940
■ General Patton
and 1947 assessments, according
to City Clerit Ed McDowell, who
May Walk Again closed
the registration books last
night.
,
HEIDELBERG. Germany, Dee.
The f reposed pool would t*e
1J, U Ph-Here’s tha latest medical built at L*k* iorna D oom at a
bulletin ea the condition of Gen eoet of MW.OOtT The project came
eral George .8ifLiAiva that
TOKYO, Doc. 13, UP) - Gen
eral MacArthur directed the Japa
nese government today to start
a brotul relief program for uncmnloycd in JaDan dining the
coming winter.
The Jap govern
ment was told its program must
provide food, clothing, housing,
H'eatnib+s, Ov <*■■• Slit
Dr. Orville 'Barks, former pri
soner of war In Germany, unJ
Lieut. George Elck will relate
their war experiences with the
Red Cross at tha annual meeting
of tho Seminole County 'Chapter
of the American Red Cross
Thursday evening at 8:00 o'clock
at the Chapter House.
Don Cheney, who has been
with the National Red Cross for
four years, will speak mi The
expanded peace time program of
tha organisation. The public is
invited to attend the meuting.
There will be an election of
officers and a summary of Uie
work accomplished by the Chap
ter will bo given,
The Camp and Hospital Coun
cil Committee— reported - dim,
sugar for the - 50 pounds of
candy which was requested by
Welch Hospital for the veterans
had been contributed. Those who
contributed were: Mrs. J. C. Hull,
Mrs. Robert Dennis, Mrs. W. B.
II usted, the Mlaaes Edna and
Laura Chittenden, Sirs. J. N.
Atxarrlo,' Mrs. Mary McCauley,
Mias Lurla Barney, Mrs. Evelyn
Jeter, Mrs. Henry Wight and
Mra. C. L- Klrttey.
Mrs. Clara Vincent
Died This Morning
Mr*. Clam Lee Vincent. 09,.
a resident of Banford
Sanford for 60
60
years, died at aa local
hospital
localhospital
at 8:46 o’clock
'clock thi*
this morning
following a short Illness.
lltne**.
Funeral service* for Mr*. Vin
cent will be bold at 8:00 o’clock
tomorrow afternoon at the PI IIt
rooks, Jr.. - Will offiriaU. Inirment Will M , Id Evergreen
l
d
Associated Press I/cased Wire
Hero’s Son Honored By N.A.jJI.
NUMBER 65.
Presence Of
Jap Planes
O vert A ct
Marshall' T e s t i f i e s
U. S. Justified In
B o m b in g Them
When InU.S.Wftters
thers L o s t When
Light Cruiser Was
SunkAti
SunkAtGuadalcanal
McClelland Is
Named Physical
Coach A t Schrol
Former Navy Instruc
tor To Assist Kettles
And Teach Science
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13,-(A P )—GerteraU MaV.tltnll t w
riny TSxprt’Bited l/eliof thut the
country would have bucked
tho air force'had it Iximbod
any Japanese ship* appearing
in Hawaiian waters before
the war began. Tho former
Chief of Staff declared tlint
the* prettence of Japanese
•A
*'.*
shi|is in our waters, ns well as n
flight of. their planes overhead,
would have constituted an overt
act. And he milled we would have
bcCn justified in'honihihg them.
Tile subject chine up when Renuhllcan Representative Frank
Keefe of Wisconsin noted that
Marshall's warning of Nov. 27,
llill, expressly told the Hawaiian
commamlcr that the United states
wanted Japan to commit the first
overt act. Marshnll said again
that those instructions were sent
to Lieut. General Walter Short
by President Roosevelt's order.
Marshall explained that any
sudden unannounced appearance
of Japanese vessels or planes
could tie considered an overt act
and that the country .would have
supported an attack on them.
Senator Pepper
Returns To U. S.
expressing Hope;
. m.
Lent on A.
Brown
Has (treat Opportu- ^ ReleftSCd J TOm
nity In Leadership,Army Air Forces
Odham Is
Whelchel Will Be
rn,. UlrJSSr
if,SSS Main Speaker At
aboanl the 8. 8. Robin Don__
,«
it n
.
caster In the 8uvx, near South
Football
Banquet
Africa and nlsu participated in
Red CrosB To Hold
Annual Meet Tonight
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ItY-ASSOCIATED FRESH
I WASIIINGTO
WASHINGTON.. hcT.-UtrrtA’’
•The old .ino.miL Inn o: nn eys The
YW details
lirtnils of wu?
vru- o f the war** '
fol an tyc’ and a tooth\foi a - git nt drama's lihve been gathered'
teeth wn invokcd'by two Anierl-’ from scattered sources'ut Navy |
can ni.itui/ courts in UertnMKl Department files.
■rrt .
to
Philippines today.,
it Is, the story of thd loss of
. u. y-Mx , onions -• *0 of them the light crpiv’r Junrnu and the |
Masts, tl u rest Japanese -- ware |harrowing experiences of her i
sentenced cither to l i e hanged O r J handful of ten survivors. It i * 1
serve long prison terms for wap-j the story of the trugc.lv widen
time atrocities.
i , counted among its victims the
The 40 Germans were the offi- five Sullivan brothers
the suns
rials, doctors, and guard
who ef Mr..nnd {dr*. Thomas Sullivan.,:
helped turn Dachau Iitt6~tHi* Itidel j «T Waterloo, low*,
notorious and most feared of the1 The Juneau was just eight
political prisoners. Thirty-si-., of .months in service on that fateful
them, including old Dr. K.eUS1day when she was mortally
.Schilling.
whoso
experiments j wounded — Nov. 13. 1042. Sh"
kilted many prisoners, were order*-* was participating in her second
ed to thefi “
mainlng four
given a life
ten yean: each.
Death by
verdict in
six Japanese
ol MaoUforluici,. i liitcniatiomdi
dering two American fliers and
After the ship went under ;•
five Filii'inos last ,Match. iVerey small grou)« of survivors* luiddlrtt
was. recommended for o »c of on ami around, life rafts, lif»>
them, however, because he turned floats and debris. A grim uljht
statc’i* witness. The other throe followed during whirl) several of
were sent to- the rock pile •• twrd the group died.
Tho licit day sharks attacked
of them for ten years; and ono
for life. Incidentally, a recom* nml mie man had (lie skin lipped
nieiulation ns to whether Lieut. off one hand, loiter Jit the day
n
,
,,
General YnmashIU should bang, n plane t oared overhead and
or l>e reprieved, now is in General dropped an unlnflaled ruldtet
raft. One of the survivors swum
MacArthur’s hands.
An Australian military court to l lie raft, inflated it and
also added to tho list of convicted pmlillcd hack.
Hr, with another survivor, look
Japanese war criminals today.Eleven Jopanesc were
found aboard a badly injured torpedo
S tilly in a trial at Morotai, in office!' and paddled away to get
e Moluccas, of murdering one aid for those they left behind.
After many harrowing cx|*eriAmerican and three Australian
George McClelland,
of
races, early on tho morning of
n e w -Y o r k , c i t y ,
fliers.
t r
,
.later
County Commissioner and Mrs. i/Pi
Senator Claude
eight.....
days
As in the Nuernberg war crimes Nov. 21
trials, the first of the Japanese thrse three survivors grounded ( J. F. McClelland, who for thicu Florida in rived in New York IbU
•( ‘•■Ilmira 0« Paar t'"«r)
rn a coral reef near San t'ris- years served n. physical inxtnir- morning from u fmii nu'mlh Euiotohal Isbiml Inthe Solomons,
tor in tho Nuvj, hu. hum np- penn tmir declaring that Atuerlcn i
found
t>y ——J friendly
iminled
by— the .Seminole Count) small biisiiiti'*s is in n imsitlon to
■
t 11X f
»were
X X- e * i
——
•
They
1 natives who fed. them anil sent ' lii
Board of Public limitnelic i. as obtain "the greatest share it over
TT
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I Wurd to a white trailer on a , a toucher of sumnt science ami Iwd el World ttajle.".
.
H n m p
r f t l I f k W i n i T *! heaibv island.
i a* assistant couch' nml physical
I eppei ia-Hevea that
L f1!.!....
* U ,IW n lllL
n,^V7 tnnler sent a boat for I instructor at
Seminob ‘ lUgh arliieved through govenimcnt
plan
M a r ilim n
Q a r v i n n ' them and laUr — on the trader's School, it was uimoum.-.l to lav nmg. the cooperation of bushirs.,
m a r i u m e O C r V l C C island — they signalled a passing by Supt. I.W .la w lm i.
ami copinletei) loon negotiations
patml plane.The plane landed] MnD Kli/'il«*lli Eton, (nm u
by the United Stales and Itritaiu.
and picked them up* Tampa tcarbm, « ). : anpoi.ilcl
He runi. "There never was a
LfeuL Warren Odham, of the
A rescue party thon was sent 1to succeed Mrs. Alton linsliinv, lime when a nation bad such
United Htaten Maritime Service after
those who bad stayed ho- who recently resigned a-, tunim an opportunity for world Icmb'iand son of the late H. B. Odham hind. It never renclieil them. 1High histruclor of girl's health
liip as has the United States."
and Mrs. Minnie Odham, hint re However, seven of them were , anil physical education
lie lias expressed a~~hope that
turned to Sanford following littro finally saved.
!
Mrs.
Tlielmn
Sikes,
was
ap
and a half years of service in
I pointed as an additional trio her "we tin not grow ralloos and u ■many parts of the world on
gleet the op| mi unity we have of
at the Lake Monroe School. Mr
helping to lead the world to a
merchant ships.
I ttii 11iiitfit iim I'iige 1*0nr.
Lieut. Odham entered the Mei4
pi os pet ity and peace it lias never
Seminole County MacArthur Asks Warren
Junior C. O f C. Relief Program
ized
For Japanese
Stenstrom Is Named Jap Officials Must
President O f New
Provide Food- And;
Civic Organization
Housing For People
r
^
R A N D O L P H FIELD. Te*.. Dec.
1.1. (Speciull
- Second Lieut,
l-enion A. Brown; drr. 21. who
has been in the Army Air Force*
for over three yours, is returning
to Sanfqrd after being hcrnorablif
relieved from active iHify with
tbu AAF.
‘
' 1-lriH Brown, thp s.'n o f Mr.
and Mrs. 1... ton A Brown, Se.,
8. Snnfor'd Avenue, rtileted the
Army Nov. 21. 1012, mid served
as crew chief and aerial etigipeer
mi AT-7 and t'-lln tym* aircraft
for about a year. In June, ll*4.r>,
he entered the trainin'.' program
for B-2U Flight Engineer at
Amarillo, Tex., and upon com
pletion o f the mlvnneed course
in cruise control ill il’.onilo Armv
Air Field, Hondo, lex., received
his wings nnd was commissioned
„ second liuuteimnt Sept. 24,
l IP-IB.
Before entering the army, tho
Sanford officer was a student
at Seminole High School grad
uating in 1942.
known Is'fore.'
A* for toe chances of world
I peace. Pepper believe* three fad.or* au* vital — efficiency in the
! nccupt.iI'oj of Germany, I'omh.rt
(Tinrlie Mue Glilt, hegiess, ie - ! of wa trial*, anil the realisation
Unit
ported yesterday to police th
a t'o f li e world organization,
her pockelhook containing 6-15 luoi! |he t'btrldd Uemocnit made hf* ,,
'
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been siiabriied from ion by^j* Eoioprnn timr nt in* own i-vnoi-. • S s i l l t i l
Io
Visit Here
i
w"hVi inn on wc-t I*if tli a* n one mail suit committee "of
Street oml disappeared in an the Senate iNinimillee oil small JOn Saturday Morning
alley.
Buxine- nml o* u mcmliei of the
Foreign
Relations
Committee,
Attention kiddies! Santa Claus
city and county official-, will Hi* prljmuy tnirpnse wns to deter today from his North Pole head
meet Saturday afternoon with mine how1" small businesji in th s quarter* radioed that he wok disAmerican Legion representative* country might obtain a huge share’ gusted on account of a strike Af
CITY BRIEFS
the North African invasion in
November, 1942.
II. (*. Whelchel, produce mcrHe returned tir tho Unitcd 1chant nnd former "All American"
States and shortly went iihoartl player of the . University • of
the 8. 8. Jose Marti. Tho vessel Georgia, will give nn address to
was sent to the Mcditcrronvnu memliers of the Seminole High
area where It assisted in shut School, Uclery Fed football team
tling supplies and equipment nnd their fathers at the am-tial
from North Africa to Sicily ami football banquet at , tile Hhtrl
Italy.
Mayfair this evening nt 7:00
In July, 1944,- ho returned to o'clock, it was announced today
the United States nml entered by Herman E. Morris, principal. to work out a detailed piogiam if j nstwar" trade, he said.
the little gremlin* mid dwarf*
the United Stales Maritime Offi
Letters will be awarded to to give tots for hulbliog purpose*
who work for him. ami hu* left
cers School at New iomdori, Conn. players, and Peter Sehnnl, Silver to veteran*.
them flat, lias packed up a big
He waa graduated from the ill Spring* publicity director, is ,due
Iliad of candy stick* and t* on Ids
etltutian In November‘ and com to be. present to make his annual*
An enCCUiugitig rps;sm*e to McVay Objects rI’o
wav tn Florida amt Sanford,
missioned an ensign. He wus Peter Schnal award to the most ' the Largo Gift Letters sent ’ohl
lie expects to l>e in Sanford
later assigned to the 8. 8. MU- valuulde player on the team.
Jail
T
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h
t
i
f
y
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k
by tile Seminole County Tot-eicnSaturday morning ami will lie met
nlon Santa Crux. ‘ This ship wm
Names of the two winners of losis vVsMicialiun in con nett mn
by u tiig motorcade ul the rounty
attached to Admiral Mark .Mils- the trip to Miami to see the with the Red Cross seal sate whs
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.
holder uml conducted to the cor
rher’s Task Force 58 for refuel Orange Bowl game, and annual today reported by I..I. Fiaxier,
(A H )—A Jap submarine com
ner of First Street and Sanford
ing operations.
award by Sanford Kiwani*, will cbminnin of the I.urge Gill- mmmander testified lialay ul theAvenue by the USD where.he will
Lieut. Odham has been awarded )>e announced. Till* award will liilttee.
court martial trial of an
give away candy hui* at 11:110
the Merchant Murine Uomhut . lie based on improvement in play
Vmrriran naval officer, in.
o'clock.
Bar, th* Atlantic Zone Bar, the j and character. Another Orange
Washinglun. Comdr. Ike Hu*The Navy Grumun Wildcat
Santa I 'lain wu* invited to SailMediterranean - Middle Eastern |Bowl award will be made by
i mnl o said his submarine
plane, which is In lu pi-e*eulcd
fuid- by— the SiMtlont— MerebaoWPx-iiudpai -Morris— to—Die,- Cclery. toTicmmole'MtgtTSciro«rTi>V *tu ty
ireil “Three I or perdoes into
Association, uml John Ivey heads
Fed with the highest general purposes by the Heconstnicl urn
a dark object soar 300 miles
tlie committee who will greet him.
scholastic average.
from I'alau on the night of
Finance Corporation, will be t x
So don't forget kiddies; tell
July 29. The prosecution is
liibited in Udialf of the war iHpd
Mom or Had to take you down by
Irjing
to
establish
that
it
drive
nn
Saturday
front
9:D*i
A.
M..
Mrs. Sarah McMillan Troopship Joe Hooker
tlie I’SO, Saturday morning so
to U:9U I* M. on tlie Hark Avenue > ■ us Hastmoto'a sub whirh
you ran see Santa uml get some
Dies In Lake Mary Limping: Into Port
sunk the cruiser Indianapolis
lot beliind the Buick Garage, it
candy.
with heavy loss of lifr. The
was announced this nmrping J.v
court martial drfrmlanl is
Mrs. Sarah F. McMillan, 80.
NEW YORK, Dec. 13, DP)— Herman E. Morris.
Sfft Krattigrer To
I he
Indianapolis'
skipper,
Navy
troopship
Joseph
died Uile morning at 4;00 o'clock The
('apt. t'harlra McVay.
Guy Fraxior, colored, recently
at the home in Lake fttary in Hooker is limping into pprt
Resume Army Duties
which she had lived for a number slowly today while her crow obtained u city building permit
WASH1NGTON. Dee. 13. (d’ >—
of years. Funeral aervlees will f untpi water fast and furiously. to erect a 24 by 30 foot frqnnFirst Sgt. Herman Krattiger,
he chip, bringing 620 soldiers dwelling at Sixteenth Street ami The defense in the court iimrtiul
be held Friday afternoon at 4:30
o’clock at tho Erickson Funeral home from Marseille, radioed yes Mangoustine Avenue, at a cost of Uupl Cliorics McVay has ques who bus been home on leuve for
tioned the propriety of seeking n number of weeks visiting his
i
Home, and the remain* wdll be terday that it was taking water or f 1,600.
the ‘testimony of n former Japan- wife, the former Gloria .tones,
sent to Newport Now*, Vu. for in tho number three hole.
A joint meeting of the City r*e naval officer. McVay Is being will leuvu soon for Ft. McPher
The U. S. 8. LeJcune with
Interment.
Mrs. McMillan ws* born, Dec. 4400 G.L’s on board is standing and County Commirtlonars will he tried* on churge* of inefficiency son. Ga.
lie waa overseas for three years,
20, 1868. Khc is survived by one by tho Hooker, as is tho S. 8. held at 2:30 o'clock Buluiduy end negligence in connection with
daughter, Mrs. Walter T. Wiley Examiner. And the cruleer Hon- afternoon at the City Hall in or the loss of his ship, the cruiser ami wears three campaign stare,
one
for the African, one for tha
of Hampton, Va.; one graml- nlu wa* speeding today toward der to discuss ways *nd mean* ludianspolis, with heavy lusrf of
Italian and ono for the Normandy
daughter, Mra. Frank Steinwach lit* Hooker which o.a* about of giving city arul county lots to life
veterans who want to build home*,
of Lew Altos, Calif.; three grand- 600 miles off Maryland.
The judge advocate announced
Latar messages from the Hook acording to Mayor Edwainl Hig today that he was ready to
sons Stuart R. Beery of Sarabor ribbons.
aota, Marion C. Beery of Hew er aald that she was coping with gins.
vail the Japanese officer, Comdr.
York, City, and Jere A. Beery of the water intake and was heading
Ike (Ec'kce) Itashlmoto. But de
Orlando, and one great grand south at six knots an hour
fense counsel Capt. John Cady
g W °W i* fe .t u q
daughter, Patricia Lee Beery of sumabiy toward Norfolk.
Victory Loan Drive
entered formal objection to tho
Hooker expects to make port
Orlando.
saying the appearance of
Is Short O f Q^iota move,
under her own power.
an officer of "an enemy force
One thousand other troop* are
noted for it* despicable treach
on th* way home from Bermuda
Sale of E-Bonds In the current ery.'' would be a “ grotesque pro
after two mishaps at sea. They Victory Loan drive was today ceeding.'*
*
boarded- the relief ship Batumi* reported by Edward F. lame,
CapL Cady said he felt sure he
for the rest of the trip after local publicity chalrmaa of the
their |wo crippled IraitspoKa drive, to be (82,882 short of the was expressing the feelings of all
put in at Bermuda, ile lf or th« goal of |174|000 which had bean American citiiens, and especially
oldiers had been on the Henry >*i.
■ . — those who served in tbewsamed
ard Beecher when Us propetjer
Victory bond sale* are not forces, in opposing, the appearing*
dropped o ff lest week. Th# other* over as w* still have a few mure of Hashimoto.
were ou the Georg* McCrary days in which they may be pur
hsc chased. . Give yourself the best
iresent that yon can ** Newfoundland Is the oldest
ISJESfc LAxtstmas present
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jU _____THE 3ANFORP HERAIjP
The Sanford Herald
Presidents’ Sons
K*lali|l«fer4 In Hhvh
tfUlliliftl ilnllf firriU Hnltinlnr
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Ipi^bje^T1 prrtiiW' leaded befdri
HOME. OF THE BRAVE'
F . n i r m l *»■ nn-iHHl r l u * * iiirtM rr
p p fn livr sf» I I I V . Ml H i p !*«*• O f flr #
if ^ n iifu ril* r i i i r M n , u it i lr r ll»p
, ( t b i f f p i b i*l I I n r r h h, I Nil*-
will In* only the suventh presldcnt'a non, of .12 presidents
who have held the office, to take port in the political jfnme.
The first nml most successful instance was John Adams'
son, John Quincy Adams, who became president during his
father’s life, the. only such case in our history. Martin
Van Huron’s gifted son John hnd great chnrm and political
ability; why he never got farther than the attorney-general*
ship of New York is n minor mystery.
Robert A. Lincoln was a cabinet official under Gar
field and Arthur, and president of the Pullman Company;
U IH in
n u llt - v a .- r n r t l M ini i . i . l l . - r often mentioned for the presidency, he was" never seriously
in . f a t * l . . r I h r p i i r p s a *
urged. James It. Garfield was Theodore Roosevelt's Sec
l . i n . l - H i l l l .r r l n . r a r .1
lav m l v r r l l a l n u r » l f a ,
retary of the Interior, and a leading figure.iri the split
<if£frVurlii l,t,twcon Roosevelt and Taft. Robert A. Taft, sop of William
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bis degree by the spring of 1047.
Mlcrophotogrnphlc librurics 41
several thousand volumes have
been shipped to Chinn under the
cultural progrnin of the If. R. Ueimrtmenl of State.
V A W K t ir s
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The m tare n l m n 'i prwmt
record is much better then the!
he made ax a freshman at Co
lumbia. MI didn't have any par
ticular toal then," he say*.
“ Moreover, 1 wax young and
uaaitached and thia fact allowed
up In the aeore.”
Now ho ia married nml give* n
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Out of the Mrvlca
and into civilian life?
Protect your now,
and prized poeeea*
■ions against Iona.
Insure through this
agency and be cer
tain your needs are
effectively covered!
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’a flower with light world has suffered, and their causes « f
Past:altering, day’s work in
dignity is all right in its place and time
Men's dreiiiiiH umiilii t«< uni nh'ju- times when alarm hells need to Is* rung
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A while moon m.ui u . u dm lull! which civilhtud nations milMt live.
•Silence lit everywhere.
There on ii silver bruui’b of maple,
hu owl with liLiniliiK uym*
D e b t C u t t in g B e g in s
mnniamU p field uf gr.nui lUiil
stubble
Under the moonlit *ky.
Held reduction hnH begun. This ghod news will sur
A sudden ilrnp mi silent wing;
prise
many taxpayers who'kimw that the federal gnvernRllcni the tuifptefl
S
mnil plans to reduce Its huge debt, but have not heard,
of the process starting. In fact, it is not the federal
government which is cutting its obligations, but the states.
Every statu In the Union, according to a Commerce
riiinu disputed, Department report, lowered its gross debt in the fiscal
mUr k<>
.i,year ending June 30, 194G. The total reduction wns $321,000.000, bringing the gross debt of the states down to $2,471,000,000; State debts in the aggregate are now the
lowest Hincc 1030.
The upsurge of business has been the main reason for
the states' being able to do this. Sales taxes, which many
states have enacted, and license fees, have Intelv brought
nf ri-llingH. on houses, huge sums into state.treasuries. Fortunately a part at least
ceilings they nre tun
of thone nniounta has been devoted to debt-tutting. Tax
ii
foxholes.
payers. who so .(teldppi ,get |i break, will rejoice.
:.i Simla Claus
Moscow expects
And Fiorina, which’ naano unles tax haa no "debt either.
Secretary llymcs
•this Chrlstntn*. !\
. week
.. ‘i—Fort Myers
will Icuvn next,
News-Press, Yes Sir, and with ;i
hug of goodies.
As if the automobile strike was
poi enough to wreck this country’s
■rrmi version eftorls, I lie slcol
workers haVe decided io oiill. One
thing which everyone shnohl keep
In mind Ih that su.-h strikes don t
hurt the hunker any worse than
tha bootblack, the capitalist uny
worse than the worker.
Friendly Robot
That "mechanical brain" produced by the MarntnchunettH
Institute of Technology in obviously a wonderful instru
ment. It in described as ftn automatic calculating machine
which weighs 100 tons nnd in compost'd of 2,000 electric
tubes, several hundred mllcH of wire, and thounandn of reluyn.
For any kind of electric or mechnnical job within its
sphere it is said to give amazingly accurate information—
on the weather, for instance, the stock market, temperature
enrth(|unki*H, sound waves, barometric prennuro, and no on.
Apparently the owner nf auch an Instrument could mnku
himself almost Independent of conditions that the rest of
the world hnvc to scurry nround trying to discover and
apply.
Rut who wants to have nround,the house or the offlqc n
Frankenstein monster in real life? This one, however, does
seem harmless, and even mthor friendly.
Mayor lllggins icports substan
tial progress on plans to recurs
Naval Air Station property‘ after
the Navy Is through with it, parti
cularly the dispensary. It seems
almost certain,that this building
St -least, with uTI Its equipment
will be turned over to the City
or County for a hospital. The
building Itsulf is
much, would
bhilding
i* not mure,
woui-j
atrvo wall for un isolation ward
?r recuperation hospital, bul not
nr vpt»rftHvti times an account w
the fire hgtnrd. Howovor, It la
Olia .of the bent cipiippcil hospital*
Eighty-four per cent nf the
within our reach.
U. S. population lived in electri
cally lighted houie* in 1U40.
It I* ofcmirsn human nalurf for
every bno to wait till the laxt
The turkey vulture, or huixanl,
pn-itlble minute, whether catching; has tt wing *tuvad of nliout all
a train or getting newa atnry Jn foot.
The Herald.
And consequently
we find Hint lot* of tlir"* w<* don't
have much to do cnrly in the
mnrplng, while In tho afUgnotm
we are ru»be<| to death trying <o
f[Ci tpe paper out on tlmo. We
tellevr clerk* who wait on the
Uhristma* trade will know what
we mean. If you want to ho
matter, get* in the pu|>or, give it
to us the day before.
Another llepuldirnn prospect f1" .President -in 11*48 i* (Icnrrnl
Jlmmv Doolittle who I* Imlng entorlulnrd exlenxivdy In Miami 1<>iy. jimmy n*> doubt would mako
popular cnmlidele hut probably
q a verv natlxfat'tnry I'roatdent.
e I* utterly without political
iperlance,
However, President
roman ha* ail the nolItJcal ex•rlence In the world and tho
mntry may lie *o tired of him
another couple of years, the
krpte would vote for anybody,
pe thing we'd like to know,
oee the CIO ha* deserted TruOp, who ia . their candidate.
theB K
new
found
W n lla e e ,H
l
of llttta bvalneaaT
writers we have read ot
wt of this lean to Engl* nr
; the United Statee mui'
It Is estimated that shopper*
return one-eight of the goods
they buy In department store*.
Indian* made thalr war boanets from the tall feather* nf the
golden eagle.
By DAVID TAYLOR MARKE
A t’ Vewnfealurns Writer
HAMILTON.
N. Y — “ Btodv
while von worH" is the motto of
John Rcovll nil undergraduate n‘
Colgate University.
Back from the Army after serv
ice ns a private In the fluid artil
lery. Rt-ovll took ovor a .'UK)-acre
farm near Smyrna, N. Y.
Rcovll, however, Is ambitious to
break Into political administra
tion, a Held demanding a Hood
college background.
He talked
things over with officials at Col
gate University, nine miles sway,
ami made arrangement* to com
mute to classes three days a week
to earn 1C hours of credit each
semester. Money wns an Item, hut
the State awarded him a Veter
an's Scholarship to caver tuition.
The Me problem was when
to study. ScovU's f»rm Is one of
the Chenango Valley's leading
dairy farms with 80 head of
purebred HoUtelna. Depending .
on season, he has to milk from
45 to 60 of these c o «* twice
dally with three automatic milkern. This mean* he haa to be
In the hern every morning by
5 a.m. and again every after
noon hy 4i30. About ISO acre*
of the-farm are In oats, hey and
ram and Rcovll haa to pul in
about 63 hours a week on farm
work.
,
(tapping these difficulties was
the fact that Scovll was out of
school It years line* he left Co
lumbia Unlvaralty in Ids sopho
more year as a result of the death
of his father, a Binghamton pal
lor.
" It isn’t easy to get down to
studylng^agtin after 11 years.
-Scovll says. "Language ha* been
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This stately 18th Century aofn in a beautiful tapestry
a perfect Colonial reproduction In a choice of aev-
CIGARETTE
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NOW
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snatches mlnule« while ma
chinery la being repaired, at
lunch time and during all kind*
•f add'moment*.
■ScovU’s system pnya off. He
made four " A ’a" and a *'C" dur,
Ing the semester Juet closed. A*
a remit he ha* been awarded an
Austen Colgate Scholarship, the
highest scholastic prise Colgate
underclassmen can acquire. Jn
addition he is an the Dcan'a Hon
or Liat. Hht C last semester w «*
In Intermediate, French. His dif
ficulty -wne remembering tome of
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�THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1949
ro-*Jio ”
.Iria Kfchtils~'Cd;an ';•T,r.vlitif
7 ,lFh8~tn,K r I*
Society Edltori Cecelia Truluck
S ocia l Calendar
TIIURSOAV
Due to illness of members and
absence of officers there will be
no meeting of the Wesleyan Ser
vice Guild at the Methodist
Church Thursday evening.
In
stallation o f officers will be held
at a later date.
4
VRIDAY
® The regular meeting of the
Campbell • Lossing Unit No. B3,
American Legion Auxiliary, will
meet at the Legion Hut nt 7:30
Dependable Class of the First
Methodist Church will meet at
7:30 P. M. at the home of Mrs.
Jean Leonard, 2041 Holly Avenue.
The class will have n party later
•at Mrs. ............ Herron's.
The Atalea Circle will meet
g i the home of Mrs._Jullan Ptlftrnn*.
* t «t 8:00 P. M. will be prerented by Mr*. .11, Tl.
Coleman.
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MONDAY
Program meeting of the W.M.S.
of. the First Baptist Church will
be held In the church annex at
3:30 P. M. Topic for the month,
"Facing Tomorrow With God."
The program will be presented
by Circle No. 2. ,
The Sunbeams. Junior Girls
ofenbassadora and Junior Royal
mnbassadors will meet at the
church at 3:30 P. M.
The business womans circle
will meet at the home of Mr*.
E. 8. Rockey, 1310 Park Avenue
at 7:30 P. MWomen* Auxiliary prayer band
of the First IVesbyteHan Church
will meet at 3:00 P. M.
TUESDAY
The Past Matrons Club of 0.
E.S. will meet at the -home of
?lr*. Joe Corley at 7:30 P. M.
or the annual Christmas party.
Tbs Alathean Sunday School
Class of the First Baptist Church
will h*ve a covered dl»h supper
at this annex at 7:00 P. M. All
member* are urged to attend,
WEDNESDAY
Business
and
Inspirational
meeting of Women* Auxiliary
will meet at, 3:30 P. M.
Phllnt his Clans of Presbyterian.
Church will meet for covered
*Ush supper at the home of
*Bri. M. Green on Jewett's Lane
at 7:00 P. M.
METHODIST CIRCLES
PAGE THREE
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
Garden Federation
Meets In C o c o a
The Fourth District Conference
of Florida Federation of Carden
Clubs w-as held tn Cocoa Tuesday
with the Hanford Carden Club
represented by 16 members who
comprised the largest delegation
from any city.
The morning session was held
in the Kpircopnl parish house and
the luncheon and business meet
ing was held in the lire van! Ho
tel. Mrs. Merle B. Mann of JackTfonville. president of the Florida
Federation of Garden Clubs, de
livered a Christmas message to
the members repeating'the motto:
Faith and Service and also stres.
sing conservation and restoration.
She said the comriled year hook
of the Florida Federation of Gar
den Clubs had been ercepted -for
publication and use by the Nat lonul Council as the model year
ook.'
...
, Mrs. Roberson of New Smyrna
reviewed the book onM-TorhU by
Dr. Barbour, called the “ Vaniehing Eden.” Members of the Cocoa
garden club distributed seeds of
various palm trees.
Membeis
from Sanford attending included:
Mrs. Ik It Coleman, Mr*. C. L.
Powell, Mr*. Myron Smith, Mrs.
O. P . Herndon. Mrs. E. C. Har
per, Mrs. Joel Field. Mrs. Charles
Fisher, Mrs. John Elck. Mrs. Lea
tesher, and Mrs. 8. C. Dickerson.
Also Mr*. II. H. McCaslln, president of the Sanford Garden
Club, Mr*. <R. W. Ware. Mrs, C. L.
Irwin. Mr*. C. H; Cogburn. Mr*.
A. F. Ramsey, nnd Mrs. E. 0.
Daniels.
c**
Friends of Gene LeGctte will
be glad* to learn that he ha*
recuperated from a recent illness
nt hia home T 1900 Magnolia
Avenue.
J. W. Rcnshaw. Jr., S 2/c of
Green Cove Springs was the
weekend guest of Miss Edna
Landress at tier home on Rose
Drive.
Copt, Jack Boll has landed
in CallforniiC after duty with
the Marine Corps in the South
Pacific aboard the USS Block
Island.
Pfc. Ralph Diehl its* received
his discharge from’ the Army
after serving nt Guadalcanal and
olher points In the South Pacific
for several years.
‘ Mr. and Mf»; Alfred l>o Stine
of ' Chaslestown. W. Va. are
spending the Christmas holidays
with Mr. Stine's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George A. Stine, of
429 Summerlin Avenue.
David‘ John Callahan, 8 1/c,
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Calla
han of 721 East Twentieth
Street will nrrive Monday front
Chinruteagur, Vn. to spend some
time with his parents.
St. Clair White,'son of Mr.
and Mr*. St. Clair White, Jr.,
has returned to Hanford after
receiving his discharge nt Camp
Blandhtg. He served IK months
overseas with the Hist Infantry
Division. He nnd Mrs. White
are residing In Glndervllle.
rs. Rowland Is
Hostess To Circle R i c h a r d Feinberg
Has 2nd Birthday
Mr*. J. E. Rowland, Jr. was
hostess to Circle No. 3 W. 8. C
S. of the First Methodist Church
Richard Alan Felnbcrg was
Tuesday for * Christmas luncheon honored Tuesday on his second
and parly. The Rowland residence birthday with n party given by
was decorated with Brazilian pep-1 his mother Mix. Irving Felnbcrg
per and polnaettlas.
. | at her home on Sanford Avenue.
Mrs. L. L-Harvey presided over, Uichanl greeted hi* young
the business meeting and Mrs. *C. friend* In the living room where
II. Winn gave the devotional. Tho a lighted Christmas tree stood,
secretary, Mr*. J- E. Courier, and The mantle wn* banked with
the treasurer, Mrs. L. T. Doss, greenery and decorated with
gave their final report*.
burning red tapers.
A buffet luncheon was served
Tho youngster* were served
to the following: Mr*. Martha Ice cream and cake and then
Mr*. B.' B. Crumley presided
over the short business session
of the W.S.CiS. of the First
Methodist Church Monday after
noon in the church auditorium
when names for the circles for
1040 were drawn:
a Vho meeting opened with n
Trading of the Cnriatnma Story
by Mr*. C. II. Winn which was
followed by prayer. Mrai-Maflnle
William*. Mr*. L. T.-Doss and
Mr*. E. A. Londenberg served
a coffee course to those present.
Miss Iris Nichols Coen, daught
er « f Mr. nnd Mr*. Pierce Howard
Conn of Lynn, Mil**.,.became the
hride of Lofton Ilernard Kdenfield,
son of Mr. ami Mrs. Waller K.
Kdenfield of Sanford, Saturday
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock in
in Jacksonville. The rector of the
church, Rev. Valentine Lee, offi
ciated at the ceremony.
Baskets of white gladioli ami
ivy were used lit decorating the
church fur this occasion, and light
ed white tapers in tall standards
cast a glojv over the setting.
Prior to the ceremony, a pro
gram of nuptial music was ren
dered liy Mervin Snyder, organist
of the church, nnd Mrs. Russell
Carlson, soloist, and the tunlit inpal marches were played.
Louise K. lliette served ns bosj
loan for the bridegroom, and act
ing a* usher* were N. M. Patrick
and Louis M. Augustine.
The hride w«* given -in nuirriagn by lu-r uncle Kdwtint8 M.
Lewis, nnd had Mrs. Louis M.
Augustine a* matron of honor.
Tho hridemaids were Mrs. N. M.
Patrick and Miss Barbara Kdcnfiglil -of Sanford, sister of --"the
bridegroom.
. The; iilUllUfl^lf'Wionpr cliose a
gown featuring a bodice of |iale
bl\ie . satin nnd a iiouffapt skirt
of inntcliing itouble chiffon. The
gown was made with u sweetheart
neckline maimed with a ruffle of
chiffon. She carried a ■cascade
bouquet of yellow roses and an
arrangement of these blossoms In
her hair.
The'gowns of the other attend
ants were fashioned on siinilur
lines of pink satin nml chiffon.
They curried cascade bouquet*
of pink rose* with nn inurement*
of these flowers in their hair.
The bride Wore an exquisite
gown fashioned with a while satin
bodice ami h voluminous skirt of
white chiffon. The bodice featured
a yoke of riiiffon, outlined with
seed pearls and small self-covered
buttons extended to Hie waistline
In the buck. The long bishop
sleeve* were of matching chiffon.
Her- veil, of bridal illdklon, was
finger-tip length, terminated in a
full court train, und fell from a
Mary Queen of Scots cap accented,
with seed pearls. She carried u
cascade bouquet of while roses
and tuberose*.
Mrs. Conn, mother of the bride,
was gowned in powder blue orna
mented with matching' lace and a
corsage of gardenias.
The mother of the bridegroom
chose a suit o f■ navy blue with
mntching accessories nnd a cor
sage of pink roses.
•Wedding Reception
Following the ceremony a wed
ding reception was held in the
home of the bride's grandmother,
Mr*, Anna M. Lewis, 33411 River
side avenue, which was decorated
with arrangement* of while gladi
oli and chrysanthemum*.
The bride'* table was overluld
with u lace cloth and centered
with an arrangement of while
gladioli. Flanking the centerpiece
were lighted white caudle* In
NOTICE
The Celery Crate will havo
en house Friday night and a today by the director. It will be
jture show will be shown open every night next week from
tunl'iy night- it was announced 8:00 P. M. until 12:00 P. M.
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Christmas..Party...Ia^_(
prwliiarr'of
bon K. l.oo High school nini Mn»»
H e l d By Azarians,
*ey Business college.
Mr, Kdriifield attended schools I The ummiri Christmas parly of
bl Sanford nnd graduated from ,(,<io Azarian Class of the First
Snnfoid High school, lie attend llaptist Church was hold in the
ed Presbyterian college in Clin annex of the church on Tuesday
ton. S. c\. nnd has recently re- evening preceded by a covered
turm-il from 33 month*' doty in dish supper. The long taides,
the European theater of war. Me covered in white, were decorated
Is now connected with Brooks* with Holly and lighted red atid
Gillespie Motors Company.
white taper* in crystal candel
Out-of-town guests ut the wed abra.
ding Included Ml*. Pierce II. Conn
A lighted Christmas tree stood
Slid Mrs. Thomas M. Carroll of in
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one .comet of the room and
,1.,-nb. .Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. Irn .............„•
following supper gift* were illsC. Nichols. New York City and
i
trilmtrd to those present. Mrs:
Mi and Mrs. W. 15. Kdenfield 1Jesse S. Cleveland sang n numand Miss Barbara Kdcn Meld of her of Christum* enrols arcomS’nofnid.
|panled at the piano by her
mol her, Mrs. It. It. Pippin, after
>which tin- group joined in singing
; a number of Christmas songs.
) .Mrs. V. (!. Ilnsty presided over
' a short business session nnd
called for reports of the various
l officers. Mis. A. J. Peterson,
t teacliei-. gave n, short talk in
which she asked the memhera to
use tin* evening’s “ sunshiny fund''
eq] Irebon »fut some worthy causo
nt this* time. Mrs. It. K, Cooper,
j II guest, plcsented the dvvol tidimls.
.
• Those, pre-ent wen" .Mv*. Coop
er. Mrs. It rooks, " Mrs.- lliisty.
Mrs. Peterson, Mr- II. \V’. Ruck
er. Mrs. It. A. Williams, Mrs.
\V I . Vance, Mrs. II I.. Osborne,
Mis. K. W. Woodiev, Mrs. M. N.
Cleveland, Mrs. C A- Anderson,
Jr., Mrs. W. M. Mixon, Mrs. K.
C. lUrper and Mrs. It. I.. Heard.
\l*o Mrs. R. 0. I'ekte, Mrs.
‘.I. I.. Jackson, Mis. J. tv Clevo*
land. Mrs. Pippin. Mrs. .1. J.
Holly, Mrs. A. I.. Harineutl. Mrs.
\V. A. Cagle. Mrs. N. J. HtensImm, Mrs- C. L. Hewwon, Mra.
J, T. Hentom Mrs. It. I!. Hutchi
son. Mrs. W. C. Itnmbley, Mrs.
I. II. II iiivc J’, Mis It. K, Carnes,
Mrs. K, II. Carter, Mrs. It. t\
Thomas, Mrs. A. L. Stacy, Mrs.
I.oiirinc Ileal and tiladys Hasty,
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Happy Birthday
lelmm-d to-town long tmnngh‘ tn;
llecrmlH-r 13
Itli'f
the
lii'Uil
mounted . . . .
Julian Htcnstrum
KEENE IVEY and MRS. LYON
weie both wearing yellow i-nafk
. . MRS. K. II. LANKY eating (
eggnog lee cream in the dim
stme , . MRS. RUTH SCOTTf .
lunching in a very bcrnmlng ’ J
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cause -outfit . . . pretty silly tin- 1, '.V
*t,.|\ .of Little Willie but: Little "* I*
Willie from the mirror lieked the "j 11
melon, all o f f . . Thinking in : elmsa
his ehildish error, it w'oilbl elite ‘ " l"
hi.- u lumping cough . . . Next day. •,,m"
at tile funeral someone raid to "lent
Mi- Brown "Twa* a eliillj day 'hkln
foi Willie whan the mareury wont ) l-'*1
down." . . . A lulu nsi- tllcree de * {» '•
fine'- lilt nroiinllilHiii'e a- h [lerrUili,l)'1'*
win,m we 'know well enough ,„ |plant emting
bellow fiam but not well enough |
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tn ieml I........ then there Is tbs-1
obi, old. nne about the
cook .
was a garni cook, a> cook*
go; and a* cook* go.
she
went . . bv I lector Munro , . .
and ingenuity quota-. Goodhmi*ekceulng There wn* an Mil man.
In- hint a wihmIi' ii lair, lie had no
auto nor no auto rould ha lu-g
. . . Ila got two spool* and ull
old tin ■an; lie made him a fliv
ver nnd tin- gained thing inn!
. . , icnieinhcc ilic-c rlogiin*: You
gat the gill, we’ll fealliei your
nest . . . S oil <iui whip miii i-teani,
hut you ran’l heat our milk . . .
We wii*h i'vei yllinig toil (lie baby
. . . Look at your lint overyone
else does . . . Then another old
•old .one- who*i- authorship I enn*t
lecall: Rig flea* have little flea,,
on their back* to Idle 'em nnd
little flea* have |l'**er flea* and
.<■ ad infinitum . . . isn't that
liunT Everyone think* his prob
lem i* tin- greatest ami ten In one
la- think* be ix I lie only person
with it problem . . . Henry Ward
llcechej said: Never folget wh*t
a mall Imx said to you when he
was' angry. If lie imx charged
you with anything you had lu-lter
look it Up . . . C.K.T.
.hwn I out 1
backs' 0'*1
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Forty-Six War
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F o u n d Guilty
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trials arc running Into prepara
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The proceedings
were acheduted in start Monday,
hut American Eight Army prolecutors Indicate trust the trial
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* l ! l . b o d t ! t 7ed b K B fl* ,ttifc •P »
defendants have not y*t been r»titled of the chargee against
them. Those who ere held, how
ever, ere nuspecled of mistre*-ing Allied war prisoner*.—
At Nuernberg, American pr> secutora piled up evidence of one
Nnri violation of iiiternathin,d
C'inllnued From I’agr One
law after another. A secret S H Keefe then replied that he didn’t
tinier was produced showing that think there was any question of
the German high command dirt*'- (hat.
ed that escaped war criminate who
The Nov. 27 warning nlso told
later were recaptured should be the commnndcrs at I’eari Harbor
thrown lute the Mathausen Cnmn. ttint while they wen- tn wait for
And their fate was to be beju Japan to take the first step to
secret from the International Hid ward hostilities, they were not
Croat.
hound to Jeopardize their own
The dossier on Natl criw * defense.
against humanity also was thick
This In General Marshall’s
ened by an affidavit from Rudolph seventh day on the stand.
Kastner, a Zionist leader In Bu
It was also brought out that
dapest. Ilia statement charged Cordell Hull may have met wilh
the S-S troops abducted altnoit the Jap envoys, Nomura and
half a million Hungarian Jews Kurusu, without knowing that
In IM f, alone, and sent them "i they were instructed to tell him
the Reich In death trains. Thu-e that the negotiations were off.
urho were too young or' too <11' The Army sent a message to the
to serve as slaves In the German I Staff department revealing the
war plants, he said, automatical contents of Tokyo’s last (nstruely were consigned to death In tlcns to the envoys just about
Nazi concentration rump fn* j the time Hull' hns receiving the
thumlMr*.
jcp
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two Japs.
General Marshall got his dan
NUF.RNHKRG, Dec. lij, ( £ ) - ] der up at today1* hearing of the.
American , prosecutors a t ' I lip. rofigrcssinni{l Inquiry Into Fesrl
Nuernlierg war.crimes trial pro Harbor. The fntmer Army Chief
duced documents today to show of -Staff was being asked re
up the Nazis In another violation peatedly about warning messages
of international law — the use of sent to Hawaii In the last few
prisoner* of war to work In muni days before the disaster. Flush
tions factories.
ing with anger, Marshall .'fWd'
The document* named one of the Investigators that the Army
the 21 top Nazi* on- trial — stave rommunder in Hawaii wns given
labor Ixiss Fritz Ruuckel - as n definite alert order before tin*
having announced at one time Jupanese attacked. And, said
that pri*on#rs formed a * large Marshall, he had counted on that
part of tha 800,000 slave workers order being carrier! out.
in German munitions plants.
That was the order sent to
Another defendant — Nnri Lieut. General Walter Short on
Munitions Minister Albert Speer Nov. 27, 1U41 — less than two
— was named nlso as having been week* before enemy bombs crash
involved In the flagrant breach ed down on Heart Harbor. Ill
of international law. Jfe recom previous testimony, the committee
mended at one time that prisoner* established that Short alerted
of war who escaped and were re Hawaii only against sabotage.
captured Iw sent to arm* factories
as “ convicts."
The prosecutor* nlso opened
their attack on the German ciiiironlrnlion camp aystcin.
And
assistant United States pro*.edi
tor Thomas J. Dodd declared thoi*
camps represenred what he call
ed the “ rolti mission of crimes
against humanity on n .grand
C-nitnued From I’avii Our
hcbIc.” Said Dodd:
.
plnymenl has been deleted. A
I . “ The Nazi realized early that group of House members has
without the most drastic measure* served notice that’ It will fight to
to rvprca* opposition they could restore tie original Win,ling of
never consolidate their power."
the bill. Ilut the eltnirmuu of the
*xnend:turps committee, Represen
tative Carter Munasco of Ala
At. SMITH
bama, sovs he doesn’t think Conere**
will necept anything strong
NETW YORK. I>ee. 13. </P>Th* late A1 Smith was always er than the version his group hns
held in high regard bv all'znwtr- approved.
The congressional altitude to
man. While not a etose follower
of eport* nor a rabid fan, .Smith ward the full emnloyment hill
was a friend or apnrtsmen nnd tnay well lie affected fry a review
of the pteseut unemploymentVituall sport* In general.- lie wasn't ttlnn
by government economists.
always up on hi* spurt* know
ledge however. One night at a The economist* find that.the situa
not nearly uu bud a* had
basketball
gam*
at iMadls'ji tion is
feared, and they predirt that
Square Garden. Smith was twlpg been
number out of work at the
honored and was asked to; throw the of
the year will te about four
up the first ball to start *w rage end
rame. lie aald he didn’t'ezaetty million or one third less then
know tha procedure, but he'd try. earlier retort*.
So, Smith got the two opposing
ranter* together in mld-'ouft nnd
•h*n threw up the hnll-slmost to
the reiilng.
Presence O f
"•
Jap Planes
O vert Act
TftTml
vrnmrnt* today agreed to re more
their troops from Lebanon and
Syria In the Levant, where poll*
tlcal unreal flared Into violence
and bloodshed .seven months ago.
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These lovely blankets ore made of 509* new wool and
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Regal Mufflers
Tuck In a gay plaid Muffler
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Scramble For Lucrative Positions
Looms On Nation's Football Scene
rH*
save more used-fiats!
YOU can help bring back the soap you need so badly
; . . just by keeping up the good habit of saving used
fats. Supplies of industrial fats are far short of what's
needed to make enough soap and other peacetime
goods. So if you fa il to'turn' in used fats, supplies
will go lower still — and soap shortages may get
even worse than they are now! Keep saving! Turn
used fats in promptly andcollect 40 a pound.
J THIS ARTICLE HASOOOP
f TIPS ON WASHING i
y BABY CLOTHES- ONLY
IT POESNT TELLWHERE ^
TO FINDTHE SOAPS/
t s s n e ls te it
I 'r r s s i
There Is quite a scramble for
the morv lucrative positions in
I he fiHitlmll picture.
School* looking for new mid
mentor* inciiiiic t alilotnln. Miss
issippi, Kentucky, Arkansas. Ok
lahoma, Syracuse. CatjJegie Tech,
rnnlhnm. Navy, nipi mmy small
er schools.
With
I One- of the la-nt jobs is that at
California, where Hia-k Shnw is
J U L IA N 8TENSTR0M
irsigning lo coach the San FranHerald Sports Editor
• cisco club to the new All-America
Conference. Several names nfe
being mentioned prominently hi
prove the point that there wefe connection with this post, which
too many four-effers In this re- is believed to pay between $10,.
tenl war because of a pur* and unn and IUi.000. .These include
simple rase of jtfst not enough < buries'Krli. mmrierlmck 011 the
recreation.
! undefeated Culifornin elevens of
Under George's present plan. j.1021
1
to 2.1; tiie present line
It’ll work out differently and win. coach, Frank Wlckhurst; amt the
lose or draw, .the buys will get u !1former Washington State mentor,
chance to participate and make Orin llollinitbery. ,
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good. ' We want to go «n record I Kentucky is- ladioved tu In' coiiat this time in advocating 11 junior' ' siilbring some fid names, Inrluilirt:
high basketball team that will '.Wallace .Wade,
llsjtry Prnku,
piny games with teams from 8t- F i-ink l.aahv ami John ' Harnhill.
Janie.
School, Memorial and all uf wnoni hlrvkdyu liaye tjrjw
Cherukrr Junior High School** in ’* notch coaching jobs.
Orlando nml junior high schools
No one is believed to have the
from other fitly*. It'll help the I Inside track at Missisaippi, a jub
boy*, not only in ability but men : Unit pays $K.6t>0. Hswever. them
tally. It'll certainly be a great ■is a movement nfoot by students
help to the Srhool's morale.
at the school to force the author1ities to re-hire IlniTy Mrhrc.
.A Jot of people don't under- <
stand the meaning of morale.in Mehre made a dramatic appear
thr right sense. The men who ance on the campus Inst nights
have come nut of the service* , uiul warned students demonstraknow what morale is. It con- :j tors against what he termed—fhe
tinned to prrwtnl a great pro- 1mob idea.
Twenty applicants are snifl to
• blem to the nflrlaU Mn the
he seeking the Oklahoma job,
which pnid Uewey (Snorterl LustI or about $0,000.
At Arkansas, nuthnrities conI Mileied the applications of moic
I than 10 coaches, then put off the
Kumpr.'in rr.ic to challenge
far, nlthmiffh Prance may
with nn itvrniiri' of .ini
selection until next week.
Tne situation at Navy Is un
certain. lint Xuvy may almndon
it* graduate eoarhlng system and
pay a nice salary to an outside,
professional conch. The current
much. Commander Oscar I lucrIrerjt, is lidilird fm »cjy duty.
I lunch Frank Tlionifis of the
lilliveislty. uf. Alahaina foutlmll
team has liei'ii named the South
eastern Conference coach of the
year. He was voted the honor hy
other- coaches in the conference
and Will receive nn award from a
Nashville newspaper (llamier).
H uff. Donelli was shedulcd to
receive his .discharge from the
Na\— today. Itat lie said thnt he
was not plunniug on returning to
either Hliiiitesne University or the
Cleveland Hams. However. Itonelli
says thut he has several offers
ami that he will make a decision
shortly.
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'1he farmer All-America fullhack. Hi m e Smith, will U> mar
ried tonight tu a Telford, Pa.
jrirl. Gloria .llanlc.iu. After u
nodding trip. .Smith will resume
his studies at the University of
Minnesota.
Southern football players gtabbed most of the individual. Inutels
In the National I’rufesslon'nl Foot
ball league. nrconling to stallstie* released by the circuit.
Steve Van Htiren of I'hilmlelphiii Fugles, a prvkluct of l.ouisiana State University, won three
championship.
ground-gaining,
scoring and kick-off returns.
Hun Hutson iif Green Hay. who
pluyed at Aiabam 1, won the pass■reviving championship for the
fifth straight season and eighth
time in his cnieel.
Sammy lluiuli uf Washington.
It Wan expected thnt th«* Kuropcnn fielil umilil i>c shnroly
limiti'il bi-riiunc of the war havoc.
IlivAcver, i hainn nn Walter Pate
of the United State* |j»wn Tenni* A**ncintinn uiy* that he I*
ili<ap)minte«l over the failure uf
Mime .-’nuth American eountriea to
enter the tinirtley.
•Inlnpiy l<onffilerit the ninneywinnlnc jockey of the year, npliaiently Won’t sign another colt*
IInit to ritle exclusively for the
l.oiii.. It. Mayer ntaibU-. Johnny
won a lot " f money nhonril hUcIi
hoifiM as 'I litimlis I'p ami llimh*
er. Hat tie in expected to freS
lance through the Santa Anita
eisnii la-ginning Dec. 20. Th*
iea<oii for hir expected action 14
that Tliumli* I'p i* still, training
for a comeback after bring "in*
Jilri-d ami Rusher may never rnrt
lignin.
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l.uigi Hnrrheiini, Italian com-'
|ii>scr, wrote- 12ft string quin
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BOTCHER TOBAY, PEAR
Ni'vvfiiundlnnd was discovered
by John Cabot in 141*7.
roll* around he's a junior. He’*
had two year* of basketball filny-ed only In the gym clnssus. Ho
feel* he’* guild enough tu make a
uniform nnd goes out fur tho
team. He makes the second airing LIOUII). - TABLETH.
HALVE.
of the baliy squad nml maybe his NOKK-DROHH — CAUTION UHP.
senior year he got* a regular ONLY AH OlltHCrEO
berth on tlu* lathy team. Oh it
can’t happen, eh? Como on down
•nil we’ll mention names.
Then of course « r have an. other situation. This same
youngster feels that since he
.1ti 'JAUV 1U ’ GUV
ATJ
can only make the baby team
;AN0!N* S'C.U OUT FREE.
hla junior year, he doesn't come
o n n e w T* m a w
out at all. Which only gom to
KM O.OH 0 0 U .A R a —
Cold Preparations
Where there's fat, there’s soap
Keep Saving Used Fats — Help Prevent Soap Shortages
- — ---- d f j T * HV\SN\ G
* . ".’life HFTEEt
* > tii n
•
■
CENTS <
HIS C-t
Our experience should qualify u.i
to give motorists “ free advice."
Our best bet for keeping youi
car running smoothly is to have
your Urea checked regularly, the
oil changed often, and use onl>
the best gns^ and oil. from the
SEMINOLE TIRF. SHOP. INC
SfMINOII
rji t 1
Long:
s H '
Arm
Of course, pationizc your Local Merchant
Law
first! But if he doesn’t happen to have certain
Automobile Owners &
items you are looking fur, you’re almost sure
Drivers
As Telephone Tommy -point* out, Florid
ian* did a whale of a lot of talking from
January through November o f this- peek
Fact is, more local amj long distance CCtta
were made than in any other similar period
in the entire hietoryxrf -the telephone hi
Florida, '
'
. .J ...
•’•‘I f
We with you*could bav* seen the rash
of theae calls through our telephone . • »
changes. ' They mad* the aigltfl; Hgbta
dance scraas our awitrhhnurda .With ttidk
■peed and sparkle as to tarn the Ughte an
Broadway green with envy.'
t « t«U poo thii atariling fact Aad
’’telephone earning* Ia IM * will
lowest In the cotnpany’a history,
for th* worst of the depression
e| materials, coat * f Services—
.at a greatar rata than, our
primarily
I f you drive or if your ear or
truck la driven in any But*
in tile Union and ia Involved In
•n accident, you can be com
pelled to return to that Stale
to defend a ■suit.
'
Recently e party from an
other Bute had an automobile
arddec*. In Hanford. Ha wae
Insurod iq one of the com
panies we represent. The ineurance company agreed to pay
any claim for bodily injury
and property damage against
him atid he was. allowed to
continue hi* trip.
to find them in-Orlando!
It’s exciting1 to shop in Orlando where there are so many fin e stores with
wonderful arrays of desirable merchandise . . . new, fashionable’ and of
the very finest quality available. Yes, you’ll enjoy your trips to Orlando * - easily accessible, fiiendly and with every modern convenience for your
shopping pleasure.
I f -its N ew — A n d on the Market
In
You might have felt that with ap many
calla being- K-wtte-t, the t i't r h t n i' fatku
ware making money because pf tk# > a r.
Orlando
Thlu Invitation to Our Good Neighbor Is Sponsored by the
O R L A N D O R E T A IL M E R C H A N T S ASSOCIATION
a«»ei»'-4tw»w»f»-»v»:uiW'?iriU
uuim in»4tl»U«tU»bu»uiuii»iW <tMttHir'r )Wintnunrja )itn illtiRni
■i
�—
PACE SIX
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THE S A N PQ B ftrfiW W W ,
.WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER- 12. 1945
^JM PA
—i i *
------------- ’.Tg
R T T T ^ fiR f'') n
livery at .the office of address.
M n r A r th lir A n kn
jwh«n »hc«r f> n -lr-ro H y rU
few <iays-*ft*r-lh *
’ih ^ 'u rtJ lil 1P o s t m a s t e r U t IT C S
T K i* TWO!* r-ITUlost“ mentn»r
Insurance in connection with
iT la L r V I IIIU L A 9 A S
i he submitted in detail to Allied. been received - and after the ry -i Slate* Third (Mnrine) Amphi- ’ »*
.
v
« * ...
the uliart-hulrlrr* of Thr S.inrmi)
y
¥ > _ !• p
I heailquartwa for approval.
clotron* had been destroyed
- blou* Corf* - Major General Kel- E a r l y X m a S M a i l i n g : nil third and fourth class matter
" v i! "
■
I'ft'T I * a*rfTjitfjr[ft*C|I11|
1 VMoniitthite,
I nIIt>l*fllild IMaeArthur’s
lI mu Ah*1.■
>■>L 1liend<nml. 1his
.1,. ItmiilrHlnKin..
■ nan
■> In
n1111-1> ■_ •* t i
*1 _ »„ fl t_ I
is very important as it gives the III-i-1it st Itie lisnklhx house In Xsn-,,,,p mcrl ns.
headquarters i«n
pot
inquiry
ler Hockey •• has been in Helping
,
m
I.
l-'lniJilA.
no
tViSomlir,
JuanIt. K, Haflft;
qunrter* has Issued nn explanation front Wnahinglon us to the Jca>.l tor several
days. Presumably
Mai1 your Christmns packages sender protection against loss or fur
('ashler
E Y it*
f a n a n o o o gf the
controversy over hillty of shipping one of the cy General Hockey lias been meeting early in order to avoid the "bottle damage.
" Ul
«J a p <1 I I C B C the destruetjon of five Japanese clotrons to. the United States
with Chiang nnd his party.
neck” holiday jam, and to insure
i cyclotrons.
The statement said
Scientist-critics in the UniU-d
cyfli
packages arriving in time lor '•Venezuela account* for nine per
scientific instruments were States have compared the destruc
M ' l i n l l n .r i l I 'r ii m I ' m * ( H . l
, the
IChristmas, today advised Posi- cent of world oil production.
SIGNS
: me<lic«l mfc. finnnrinl nirl and I destroyed on direct nnlers of the tion of the cyclotrons In Japnn
j master Joel S. I<icld.
I welfare services for the unem- War Department In Waahliur- to the Nazi book-burning and si \ T n m n J
Jamaica was discovered by I
D L i n i a n l
The following mniling instruct-,
SHOW CARD AND POSTERS
ployed.
|ton. However, MncArthur savl milar curb* upon the quest for I N a m e a
1
H
y
S
I
C
S
I
ion*
were
given
by
Mr.
Field:
.Columbus
In 1494.
MncArthur told the Japs that
_____________ knowledge in Europe
s
i. n a
• Postage should be fully prepaid
The Japanese diet continued
O— Dee’s Sign-Service
,n n
*»*i *■>»»■» »iiw»*ws« • t iiiiiv e o v B
m" 11 m" t,er- Addresses
its special aession today and
’
should
lie
complete,
in
ink,
and
the
............
“
Id
heard prem ier Kijuro Shidchnra
L E G A L -NOTICE
- (O, D. ,LANDRESS) ‘ sender's name nnd address should
Furniture Repaired and ftefiniBhed
promise a reformation in the up((nnllnsrit I'ntm Psce Oar)
...
.....
.... in the uplie
written
ns
printed
m
i
t
i
i
'
h
t
o
«
r
i
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i
:
u
t
ier chamlier of the Jap parlia 8ikes has had several years of 1,*^ left htnd comer.
Phone 1021
105 N. Palmetto Ave.
IT O : M A E IIK L t .K
K IH IIK R .
13<i
Antuiuc or Modern furniture- repaired and rement — the House of Peers.
W e st t t ’ t li S l r e e r t . A p a r tm e n t
experience
in
Holmes
|.|lcMnir
and
wrapping
should
fjdished by experts of long experience. Wicker
S t , N ew V«»rk, N e w T u r k :
V ru i a r e taeretiy r e 'i u l r n t to * |iTIENTSIN, China, Dec. 13, </P|The* resignation of Fannie El- ,ie
careful attention with pr-ar
Sets painted. Prompt service. Free estimates.
In th e e l i r n l l i.'m ir l o f a i-n ilGeneralissimo Chlnnjf Kal-Shck Hot, teacher In the Hopper the use of strong, durable con ooliC o u n t y , I 'ln r b t a , in C b a n r e r y ,
Satisfactory work guaranteed.
m PAUK
l lb. Jar on iN ai:
appeared today In the ancient Academy, colored grammar scnool. tainers and secure wrapping. •>n I lie 71 ti rla y n f J s n i n i r y . IPS®.
Chinese city of Peiping for the was accepted by the Board and Parcels should not l>e sealed ex Ip a r r r l n l n s u it D ir H lv n r r e t h e r e
in p e t iilln x . n n n li h r s v ls l e it t i t le r t
Colonial Furniture Uefinishers
Marmalade ........ 18c
first time In mnny years.
Mam Gray Johnson, a former cept when they hear n printed
ill* li I* W i l l i e I I . P D h c r . p ln ln t lt r .
-Dispatches received In Tientsin Sanford teacher, was appointed ctidrrsemepl reading, "contents w
* e r * ll» M s e liq lle p l» 1 ie r. ile le n a la n t
disrloslng Chiang’s surprise visit as her successor.
WITNCXS m>~ tintig nhlt" ilfflrtnl111 ;Glenn Street
Phone 2-3923
merchandise,
Postinnstcr, "This "W
•
SI NNTFII.O
eaiStl ul Hunrnril. nnrlits, thin Sth
to Peiping mode no mention of
The Sanford Atlantic National parcel may he opened for postal itny
of fiereriiher. IMJi#
Madame
Chiang
or
Chinese
Pre
O R L A N D O . FLORIDA
Bank and the Florida State Inspection If necessary”
<1 P. IIKItNDON
Cake Flaur pkg. 19c
mier T. V. Soong bring present. Bank of Sanford were officially
Clerk. Circuit Cmiil
Special delivery entitles mall
llv O, U Hunt,
designated ns depositories for to the most expeditious handling
tleplily cterk.
the school funds for the calender .and also entitles It to special,de- (Clreqlt Court Ke*l)
A S S PAUi:
I lb. Jat
oitAPt:
v
KOR SALE
F Q R U E N T -^
year of 1940. Florida law requires the' designation of thear
COMPLETE Broiler Plant cap- -,-7 =7^.Jam....2-lb jar .... 35c
FOR S A L E —
di
depositories
between Dec.. 1 nml
able of handling 300 - -tut) LARGE front
1»1 *V.™WO* bath,
w»*f "douMe
"
i ji
Dee.' 16. Mr. "IjiWton sold* The
fryel-* a * week up to un age
private
wlndj
on three sides.'700 E. 2nd fit.
banks, he added, must furnish
of
12-13 weeks.
Approxi
FILL up with keivsene and fuel
mately 2000 chickens ft to 1 (>'',[3 ROOM apartment - .completely . ample security -to--1guarantee -the
oil. ■
*
wt-eks old. Dressing machine. "ftlmished • Mm. H. II. Lawson, safe keeping of all school funds
II. II. POPE CO.. JNC.
deposited in them.
*
Make nia a cash offer. 2205
Phone 724-M
The foliowm^p schiHil - note*
rW 0 FARMS FOR SALE—One
Sanford Av», phone 924.
reported as - retired: the
3 acres, tiled land, i good well,
H E L P W A N T E D - .were
sum of (fi.OOn due to the Sanford
m i n ir r r i:ii D t r iiiiT K i) u i i . k
2 story house, 1 car garage, l HOLSTEIN milk, cow. fresh.
of -MiiH.hlnr Vllnmin
■sTm l> 3 l*rf riM
Atlantic
National *lllsnk- for cur
Henry Burns, Rt. 1, Box 1HO.
tool house, 300 ft, . West t£
GIRL for soda Fountain at Lan- rent expenses; a note for $3,81.1
Lake Monroe Post Office. One
Camion City. ey'* Drug Store. Port time or due the hunk for money ordered
—5 acres, all tiled, good well, 2
to pay Insurance companies foe
full time.
Story house, 2 story ham, M WARDlohe trunk. Phone 408-J,
Insurance nn Sanford sehools; a
mile west on Orange Boule ORANGES, pocked nnd shippe- FOUNTAIN^girls. Apply
\r:<-r»u
rr.KUK. INl.tMiK I'CHOK
Ui-lb. Pb«.
■Or
note for $5,000 due to the Flor
............................
'Vono
Rive's. Orlando
Highway. Ph
vard. J. W. Bell. Lake Monroe,
Service, Sanford
ida State Bank by District No. I,
Hiitf-IV.
Phone 1ft.
Station.
of money borrowed for operating
ROOFING — Brand new, solid CHIU Situs* ireca after Dec. 14.
expenses.
'Hive's, Orlando H i g h w a y , GIRL for full time job. Apply
aluminum sheet roofing. VThe hoard, which Includes L.
Beacon
Dairies.
222
Magnolia
phone 828-W.
erimn and snap lock styles. PhonFE. Jordan, J. A. BistKnc nnd
%11*1 PflRr Xm I). I' ffm N
M ituspIm nn'R \< i, 3 C a b
Ave.
Wlre-Wrlte at once! Fulenwlder
Walter Haynes, adjourned this
I mIK Jnr
Mfg. A Distributing Co., P.O. CHRISTMAS TREES— N a t i v e
noon
in
order
to
be
guest*
for
'
^RETURNED VETERANS
gc
[
Apple Sauce
19c
Red
Cedar*
with,
or
without
Box 3351, 910 Lancaster Drive,
dinner given by the .ilUime Eco
Mustard
stand* delivered Wednesday* GET SECURITY NOW WITH nomic girls nf the Lyman Schnol
Orlando. Phone 21731),
OPPORTUNITY UNLIMITED
l i t t ill • llln r In hr I
und Saturdays
within
city
at Longwood. They will meet
Soapade .. pkgr* 18<*
limits.
Sizes from 3 to 10 FIRESTONE STORES' has good again Thursdny- tn issue warrants
SHEET Music, pop
Syrup
..........
feet. Onler* taken through^the position open now for sulesman. to retire interest bonds due on
standard, book music und music
salary
commensurate
F o r lln k in a Ur F r i l u x
Roma Port Wines
Iftlti ol Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Starting
instruction books at The Music
with your ability. Previous ex Jan. L
Store. Phone 358.
Box in the Princess Theater
Dixie
Oleo
......
-25c
4-5 .................$1.09
perience desirable hut not essen
Bldg.
NICE cottage, four rooms, hath, tial. Apply hy letter only, stating
H W .t t S t H I W t
H
AM
Jar
electricity, gns. Screened porch, age umi exnerlence.
TECORDH - All the latest popu
Six More Japs Found
Cake F lo u r...... 25c Baked Beans
nice lot, shady, 2524 Orange
FIIIKHTONK STORES
lar*, string music isud album
A
fter
All
the
Gifts
Are
Open:
After
17c
Avc.
111 K. 1st. ST.
sot* for Chrislmus gift* at
I*. H. Q . K s r l r t n l ISI4 • • J a r
tiuily By Tribunal
Malians
l-lb. Jar
That Christmas Feast - - Let ’em
your music store, The Music COCKER pups., nurc bred, order
Choc. Syrup .... 27c
Box In the Princess Theulrr
M A N I L A , Dee. 13, f/Pi — A
now for Chrlatmss. 014 Myrtle W A N T E D TO R E N T
Peanut Butter 27c
Bldg.
' tllls r u
I 'r r . b , «
|’ k e.
dispatch from Manila disclosed
'Ave.
Have ICE CREAM from
FARM, in oi |5 acre* - good today- that six mnro Jnpunese wear
CLOSING OUT ALL
Shred. W h e it T iT ic '
_____
tiled land - W. A. Hunter, criminals have been found guilty
WINE for ynur fruit cake at
TRUCKS AND
Oviedo.
B EACO N D A IR IE S
ijV:™
Tn“'» ■ i’Skj Bleach .... qt. .
and sentenced hy a United States
c
Homer’* Sndn Shop,
TRAIBKS
military commission. The Japs
Ritz Crackers
21c
$710
40 Dodge 1Is-ton cargo
W
A
N
T
E
D
—
ALL
DRY
wine*.
H6c
quart.
were accused of killing and bunt
Place Your order now for A delicious Ice Cream
OfiO
’43 Dodge Pick-up
Mrt OHWII K N . |.„m|.kl„
j p . ' rA<* y '
JV
_ .
ing two American fliers and
Homer's Soda Shop.
Cake. One layer of Hint Rood old Rum KaiMin, nnd
*42 Ford 1Vi-Ton cargo — GD5
Pie
Spice
..
jar
..
p
*um
Jam
..
ja
r
24c
'41 ChoV. 1Vi-ton cargo ...... 775
SMALL upright p in . - cull 741- the
" » • Philippines,
. S f i f e ' t Slast
' f cMdrrh.
. S * * to
A layer of rich creamy Vanilla topped nnd decorat
•iUMTUVs
M « l, .
r.n II I JAM
.'41 Chev. 1Vi-ton cargo ........ 875 ORANGES, $2.60 bushel shipped;
ed with Whipped Cream, serves twelve to sixteen
for you. Phono 788-W.
Two nf the Japs have been
’40 G. M. C. 2Vi-lon 10-whced
Codfish
Cakes
19c
W orcester Sauce c
sentenced
to
death
by
hanging
. . . . $2.25 each. Also three layer Qt. Brick in
cargo
905 HOGS — ono ready to butcher. WANTED 4 foot So-Rlte For .
three others were Kit
given
tilizer
Distributor
in
good
emiBnJ
‘
'CO G. M. C. csb over eng. van 750
dividual
cut
and
wrapped
for
your
convenience.
J. P. Rizer. Sr., Rt. 2, Elder
llKTTt (Iln i'K F It
from ten
ditlon. Phone 2322 • Oviedo, prison terms, ran
*300 International 2-ton ...... 350
Springs.
Place your order now!
!fln&
.Fla. .
'38 DIs. T I Vi-ton stnke ..... 450
Pea Soup Ingredients .... . .. pkiri
o*
{ sentence has been commuted.
'40 International tractor, big FRYERS, New (Hampshire Reds.
The sentences are subject to re
J. J. Melton, 118 Jessamine
tire*
...... — 700
BEACON D A IR IE S
by the commander ot Ar~>v
Fio'ur,,u
^
- Ave.
'43 B. II. T. Mack tractor like
SMALL doll curriuito for 21b view
.....* 10-lb
bag: 51c.......
5-lb bag: 27c
new—-- 2500
year old baby. Phone Mr*. A. forces In the western Ps rifle.
Phone 153
SIX room house with 2 acre*
Lieut. General W. D. Htyer, add
'40 G. M. ('. tractor,
Caswell - 9K4-J.
of land near Osteen. Phone
by General MacArthur.
Sa“" kr.a “‘ ........ No- 2% w n ......... 16c
GOO motor
1530
I 00U-J during day.
'39 International tvartor, D-50
Northerr^Tissue ............. ro ll............. c
K-H motor
1900 5 ROOM’T cottage near Wilson BUSINE SS SERVICE
’42 G. M. C. Bus,-214-1011, like
School. Eany payment plan,
new
—— 1695
$100.0(1 down. $16.00 per month
When In Stock
DODGE - PLYMOUTH
Dorsey trailer, flat lied ...... 250
for 64 month*. J. T. Kastner,
PARTS AND HER VICE
GMC Drop fin mo van trailer • 260
Itt. I, Box 141, Sanford.
109 Palmetto Ave.
Phone 1011
P
Sweetheart Toilet Soap .... reg\ bars 19c
Kingham 24-ft. frumele** van
trailer
G60 N A TIV E Christmas tree*, oppo
Spry Shortening:.............3 Irg. bars
c
Trailmobile 28-ft. stalnle** *lc.-l
site Pusl Office, 1st ti Pal JOIL STOVES repairer). N. F.
frameless
—- 1600
metto, front Dec. 17 to 24th.
Caldwell, Itt. 2, Il5x-'I88. San
lifebuoy
Toilet
S
o
a
p
.........
:...
bars
20c
*43 Black Diamond 30-U. van,
M. M. Lord.
ford.
like new
I
..... 1600
Lux Toilet S o a p ..................
bars 20c
We also have .200 other trucks CHICKENS, Iii-iir and fryer*. WE ARE tuiiv equipped and
1307 E. 2nd St. Phone H9U-W.
know how tn r*cap your tire*.
and trailers tu choose from. Gua
Natural rubber oi synthetic,
ranteed to undersell any truck 10 FT. Covered wagon trailer
Lux F la k e s....................... Lrjy. P k *. 23c
we protect Uic ildewalti ol
dealer In the country.
house, $376.01). Three blocks
your tire. Jones lir e Shop,
KNIGHT TRAILER UO.
Swan S o a p .... .................... med. bar c
north of Pauls Post Office,
Cor. 1st and Elm, phone 008.
>261 W. BEAVER HT.
E. M. l-ench.
. PIL 5-2031
Swan S o ap .........................lrg:. bar 10c
.BODY AND Fender dents, paint
From Sanford Furniture Co
JACKSONVILLE, FLA
BABY rabbits for Christmas.
injury or fading should be
Sweetheart Toilet Soap .... bath bars 23c
Box B. E. c/o Herald.
corrected now to cqmbat aging
Woodbury
Facial Soap ..........3 bars 23c
and
weathering.
A
new
pain*
l.iirgc
.
.
.
Small
Ones!
Round
OIL STOVE, 5 burner, built In
FOR SALK
leas method awaits you at
oven. Perfect condition. Phone
ATTRACTIVE new two bedroom
One*
.
.
.
Tail
Ones!
Dippo Silver C lean ser............. pkg. 25c
YATES AUTO PA IN T A
31 or 987.
house with large living room
.
BODY 8UQP
situated outside city limits on SMALL electric conker and small I OS N. Palmetto Ave. Phone $71
In Our M E A T M A R K E T
Orlando highway, Three acres
waffle iron. Phuue Co, 4602.
of Und suitable for growing
WASHING • machines repsiredA fine mirror la a jmrtlcularChespeake Bay OyBters
Azaelas und Camellias. Immedi
and all home appliances. Cald>
ly desirable Christmas Rift
ately available. Terms reason ATTRACTIVE 3 lied room bung
w«U General Repair Shop, 707
C ounts........... ...... pint :.......... .....
91c
because it bringa so much
alow In Loch Arbor, wtrOd for
able.
North Mills, Orlando, phone
'electric range. 4 lota • 10
HIGHLY desirable country Es
cheer and brilliance and color
2-1072. Prompt service.
Extra
Selects
......
...
pint
83c
bearing orange trees. Price,
tate on l4iko • beautifully
into the home. Every popular
Expert Auto Repairing
$4,600.00 • part terms. Posses
landscaped, small grove, four
Extra Standard.......... . p in t ........... 75c
ntyle Is repreaentod hero
Barfield A Jackson
sion right away quick. Uayard
bedrooms, two bathrooms, care
Shucked C la m s ........... p in t ......... c
In connection with
Realty Co., t'htme 808, or
right now, no that overy
takers house, two car garage
AHWOIII-S STAII
. .
Yalta Auto Paint A Body Work*
OWNER, 609-W.
with servants quarters, barn
tpate
can
be
aatlafied.
Phone S71
with horsu stable*, chicken
Smoked
Beef
Tongues
.... pound .... 49c
run, bowling alley adjacent to TRAILERS - 3/4 ton, all atobl,
two
wheel
trailers
'
in
stock
-«t
AUTO
PAINTING
house - 2G acres of Und. Priced
Chili B rick s.............pou nd.............. 27c
all times • Speedy Sales A Ser
By C.W. "Pat” Johneon
reasonabl;
reasonably.
vice
•
Phone
100.
1ft
years
experience
In
auto
and
Fresh
Headless Ocean Shrim p.... lb. 48c
--------WAREHOUSE—i - jm_trackage - *
aircraftpeinlir
ing. HsuIordV- popu7000 square feet of floor space. (GENTLE saddle horse,
D -U I*-TO -ie^5
with lor paint authority,
Swift Premium Smoked Sausage .. lb. 48c
uthority,
______
well located for wholesale dis
saddle and brfdle^Theo Stiles.
HOLLER MOTOR SALKS
tribution business. Building will
Kingans
Fresh Bulk Pork Sausage lb. 38c
ON EASY TERMS
Phone G24-W.
>08 W. lot 8L
be vacuted to suit purchaser.
Terms to salt.
'H y Gee Dog F o o d ........p o u n d ......... 14c
8ERVICE STATIONS
Mo t o r - t u n e -u p
1314 ACRES of Industrial pro V4e have In stock now - NOR Factories
recommend it tvery
Calf Liver .«*a.... pound
............... 78c
perty located on A. C. L. foot WALK TRUCK TIRES In these ft000 miles or twice a year. Es
of Weat 18th, l»th, 20lh sizes:
Stewing
H
e
n
s
.......
3-lb
a
v
g
. .......lh. 41c1
sential
.
to
efficient
car
perfor
Streets. Outside city limlU.
000 x 20' 826 x 20
1100 X 24 mance. Our export mechanics and
17 ACRES of good grove pro 060 x 20 900 x 20
Fresh F r y e rs ............ pound ............. 60c
1200 x 24 Sun Motor Analyser assure satis
perty 1000 - trees, owner will 700 x 20 1000 x 20
faction. Coma in today.
convey crop If purchased before 760 x 20
Skinless
W e in e rs ........pound
...... 37c
1100 x 20
HOLLER MOTOR SALES
Jon, 1st.
Also a good stock of truck tubes.
SO
fl
W.
l
i
t
BL
Swiss Cheese ........... pound.............56c
TWO ft ACRE celery farms, tile
A.M. Prevail Seville. Fla.
In good condition. Available
on
machines.
EXPERT oervlca
if f lE B
B
it
II1BW
IIH 99|
NORWALK DISTRIBUTOR
Bleu Cheese...............pound............. 59c
for crop this year.
Electric irons,
one, oil boaters and
Phone 2104
ONE 20 ACRE Celery farm - 14
cook stoves,
acres tiled. 4 well*. This farm DO YOU need a plumber! Call
Really Fresh Fruits & Vegetables
experience. • ftii? W
"
has been In cultivation about
Roy Wall, licensed and ax
fl years - has Seen good crop
pertencad. Prompt,
courteous A U TO radiator and o!) kinds of
York Imeprlal A p p le s.......2 -lb s....... J
mechanical service. Wright gnd
• netted |a000. on
service - Phone Blft.M,
Iceberg Lettuce...................... ....... 12c
Available ImmedUteCohen, Garaga at H o t Bt,'and
GIICL'8 pre-war blccyda - Phone
French Ave, phone 1006-J.
800-W.
Fresh
Local Spinach...... 2-lbs *........ 27c
. Bender. Real Estate
2, FU. State Bank Bldg,
Fresh Green B e a n s ........2 -lb s ......... 35c
Phone |P30
M ISC E LLA N E O U S
Fancy Stuart Pecans.......;.. I b ..... .
47c
BORROW HERE WHERE
STOLEN— One gray 1937 Tudor
PRIVACY IS RESPECTED
fCY Christmas Boxes Fruit
Sedan - Wednesday from Rita
English ty aln u ts...... .
lh .',............. 42c
pped daily. 110 W. First YOUR natural deelro for privacy
Theater, License No, 170-2095.
In money matters la etricUy
Full stock frnllU and vegoFancy
Tomatoes........l-lb
ctn .......... 29c
If
any
pecud here. Friends and
resh dally across street
J. D.
relatives
are
not
queeUoned
-*.r.
**
C
^
ton
,
Iflft-B
Howard,
Theater B.
Selected Sweet Potatoes ........ lb....... 10c
about your credit. Your am. LOSTi Brown laathar man'e billYellow O nion s.......— . 3-lbs
'(loj'tr o: buiinm associate*
inside stenciling in gold,
gold,
fold, In
hoar of your personal
"W.
Utlon
” W. Hu
Fresh
Green Cabbage " • • •• if* * * * * * 4 0 U
Thom la no eases for
pais
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■UHBL
nr
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McClelland Is
Coach At (School :nn n"
WHITE HOUSE 2 Tail Cans 17c
xh-lb. Pkg.
34c
10
7c
9
5
/ f-r
3
68
3
3
6
2
75
I
LOST & FOUND
T ftri
t
.
1
A
P FOOD
&
�*
If
fa Unity Thcr* Is
T * Protect tte
Ta
© lie H>aitfnrfr
*t
W ord -
Tu
1
P lllli tlnixl( rnnlinurtt milil -onlh portion
-----thnraeh Sittmtiy. jOinwrr-. north por
tion thiv idrniwin ami timiinunl mint*
t, rIntuit tnnicht ami Sat onlay. Cooler
AN K I O f V M N T P .U IY XYHSPArKK
VOLUME xxxvn
^ A V P f a c n . F lt fiK T O V
^
R i n v Y . lW X U M B E R 14. 19IS
German's Own
Words TeB Of
Killing Jews
Committee To
* Pot Off Labor
Bill Hearings
#
THE WEATHER
Pearl Haibor
Group Leader
f May Res i gn
President T icks l'p Check* For The Cabinet
Makes Announcement ’
A fter Ia' ku I Staff
Asks To lie Excused
- Fropi h#4y i her 1 ) uties
House Group Hears
Murray Testify In
Opposition To The
y.Fact»FiiKiHue B i l l
Nte»a>aav. .te. I—■pw*■>.~t*
....pAWSIlINGTt>N.JDri‘.,Uaaa ■
1 A D — S<*n;i«f majority lead
er Allien Barkley has threntoned to «|iiit ;i> chairman of
the joint House ami Senate
c o m m It t oe in vest iyating
1’earl Hartwr. The* Kentucky
Democrat made his ititon- lion* known this mnniinusoon after the committee’*
entire losrnl 1-tnft a-k.'d t.. Imj
,t-xtiiMvl tt./m furtli.-r duty.
CLKVKLAXU >ec- l < A P ^ )
— A court ardor
today limiting tho
. CIO pkkata outaidt tha Fish- 1
•r Body Plant U Oavataad
IT
ha found ad
part th
• M o l a r * ___
throated mi
ujmuoM o ml twaa t* m w
SatwutMNi n w p - (MtWr*»*4p
> plant ?U *^umo.
waalrM* alternat e hava agreed
te permit XN bfflew worker*
outer tha Mfdiitg aiihuut
intrrfaronca.
at ft* M watani- *■
i^rt
^ ^
Murray said it is not fncte that
a t lack, nor cooling « f L What
w« need, said the CIO Iwuler. la
a willingn*** on the part of tlM
* * * J fV , Citl*] IW Is*. I*M
wU
llteCtl. IW I g a i r i M *
Item a d ir mmm <tfl*r*al -rt v n M a*, uu'ewpwrt <w> she
> J lu :K V H r n i;
Out m ini). Ttec
34. i P —TVir iWnwin-" null - nth
wssn im l iteatey »*’ i W r i l hn»
thes •-Huortltere*! th-te*U*.1
l\ai l;«r,
M B a a t m a ifc
5Z
K
uw*
Attw 5l5 tears
Iti *i 2v-ttuv IMafaflf Pi tbr
t
(uraUnl m lft&h
Glenn
Lin* la, Jr., (note and
Hurd tackling and, and ituttar*;
•‘ Bobby" Cullum. s ta r lid t half
back and son a t I t L Culltii*.
received. from Ur. H. WL Buttes-,
tha Jkiwania award o t chaste. of«aft aach mid tteteta fo r Die
Uranic* Bowl (a m *. JAlk U U» m
HouseOfr«MWK
J-ONDO.N, Dae. U . URH-Tte
British House of Cownoma mu*
flad finally twday tte Brown*
Woods
Monetary
BtabUltaUoi.
Prot. Hatiflcatiou o t tha MC*
w te on* o f tha condi turn* trod
down by tha United SUdaw for
e
L T L l I
Zl Z
R e le a s e
Four Sanford Met
fr«wc
Ita ta . Wwa,
r r S it!**,
u w llt t e
apt.
t«r-w
iww.puv,
«
of
rv a issja : rr
,
v o k—
k . iw .
v in r
tex-rlity.«in r
»h,p-
srr
it. . r
* m .‘ t
1 n
"
V J V ». 0
of ike roxjn-
« uh I t v t e l
P r e
t V n t i t e | » t e b . 4 all — iw s r
th a i <I.(HI|( w r o - e w r. rrta m -d ;
ot t te*!- .vsJ I 'a n f v
t h r i t t e id —a
j.
C
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lL Jr_
'W
** ,hr O ’ " t c,v^ v f
Cti|*S. I:*ihrn
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J t.
•> « f M » «n d Mro. R U . m^ V ^ ‘
roli o f 91.11. M
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ou tarunM l Iroro aft.v ^
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coolintj C o m p a n J" fte*a lb. E >-—
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th r o te r o .^
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f 1,1
t 4*m
.nart.ro
*w-1
i t szrtfts&j:
*’
Four Major Points
To He Covered liy
. 12-Man'Committee
lie had h,- l and fyll ns it wnn.
And line.-1the hrnlinc- Iff-UHil. he
continued, he hn I iuw tic* tty l>ron
ccm]vlic.| to gin- up hi-* work in'
the .Senate.
r It mix
hn- nifw
mtw Iff.-omi
. tmir ajtparcn
a|B>arcnt,
Itaiklev uelit
went %
in
that the
(lie invesliD.uLIev
\i\ thut
mve*t
\V\f.1l!\ t ,T O \ |if. - .1 , I*t
cmieti i n i1 ,rt<*t
liy
, Stulro
II .w ‘n .............
» ' « in 1comdiiihst
.......... . I.
J,— «-iUir dale «H
e i tcinulJy
set
. ^
.d .V ^ iI v . - I Jan. ’—
g in «lly st
«*’ ’
" nmtmn.ro which >’>' ' en«n- will
f . I’a lc lin e - probi. ,i.
F.Jiitei l.-dn . ( -in mil tec Coer
ticItThe
tn * i:.u «
,-mt.taro f.ro. - -el William I* Alit.li.il ........rUn!
|— '
i.11(,
iii . i he
m- and
1,,it. ti
>'ic members
mi mi.. in o
,*if lit*
Mt i r- v. urot
that
hi
l-iani-mro ,..u .
1 ►
" |~ditVc*L e.'om.mv thlf had al in'd »•• serve on
<—jin — f j tte ^ixarfft ^ , - r i Iao-t --- »l o o tilia M u, the holt condition that the\ would not _bu
Jc’1 tiisl doun
* tbn »aaia i - t e r «<a d- iM
n r .'*.hii''
, ..te *r *i. -ar ihcr'afforl
__ -__
.
..i
. for any •considerable
,,
,
I i*h
uvs. f.-r increased inliiii- tii»e uflVr New Y ear’s. He noted
iwrnhOc.
a,
tt A s g t a u ', * " ' 1
’
„
tl_,
,!* • » » although the' hearing* lutvu
afftroab i u *t a.Vv-t f „ ,
— In -«-liira le lie- |(licht « l t..ff-n in ,.rt<irri-c.
N ov . 16
tte- thattHM .-f |,Oiiff wf, -V P*.
»vfiu;oei in Europe ami ,.nlv ,-icht vrilnei-»r-‘ liaVO Iven
teffu-rt cwrhtn ’ Ie
|i n f „ c.t . ,
tenr many European fullv • vaii.in.vl -o far.' lie aid at
rwiwl. T t e Kf'mv* ti -*
-tai ■- *r “
went to tm.ro to Pale-i.tv. J.-j,.t ('.it im.rr witm *-- -.till lire
*
tnull
renresents tic* A
t u.I..
lo to te qm-tth fed.
r t e f . sa, a ttewsan.r j.', ciVV‘
»*mreivm.,tive
] J. e . .v, I’aV-lo . ptel lem
Hitchell
aohoui . lllfllt fillin'
fctv nmlrii ta rnave
<r gijasV
.(,..,.1.4.'A ’ '" " r “ u,v,nK 't w it - tecon.i.iin- j af
-lt,
tative tier—U.mccs f i » a « r - l r.
( h. t -1 ( " l e * 1;.
Hand tieatlmil
id. California
* * * Cr»i«*v* * « twwc
; Mala- *u. h nth* in ..fnmen- vu.igijt to i.rnadeti ihe in<|*uiry.
***—~
...» oreti - Jatmr.' whvh t.uiv '*■ mli. nthatt Mict:( -ie.| that midi\ torn (v o tin g a !
Mantettan Island dn- powvuag to te facilitate the emigration an.i |j,,nu| n iln -i
in' i-iillinl—i(irot tte k » w f«* N>* loti.'- -cfihirv-it « f J. w- .......nullk - |( lulling cni -i.'d nu-ti who were
:*y: Sebrinsf Adviicatus
AfhJeti** Program
On Academic Ideals
Sweeps Area Near
C i t y ’ s Outskirts
al-o lia- placed in the
England Capi C o n r l l i tt e -nti-Vr and fla n v for a .,-av .v to ie j i 1» Inlrrvcdlertale utWclie . I icroot l e
M anga ; roe. mad m a " call 1.. f ?-. F -.r ' r " r a m in tin t tt had tt e id iot
........... ti...
„ t ..lo-t d.
witfc gromrai Ite.vartmenl ht I tha T. kl s * toe i » « i » e to almndi*, inletrojicgtatr \J,
l,eto-ia|
I'utriik • llurliyr
•=*L
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-•
-------•M1|te|iartnlpnt
im lifiti
1
st
go
scale
at
gaittM
Stnti
Cte X s t, in . j large fire trwrk was *vt,i ,,-jt. , (x-mprttison
ar or to re- t in Clnna.
I M t tt e rsmqanry sot vail fo r W t . h f fs fiw , it * * » foutd t « the cloro
the field with.
_____
r~ - ~
, . , K iHroi PVancmra an t t e Adnural - hr a gras* run. tte- small An«> taw (U
■ K A N H E R N ATfH lV n. * .^ "lllu g A c a . a Nat-y transport. < H r| ty ir truck, witli ) s n r
-•'* -ff+ev'- *.f -laiilai
..u t and
- -funVt
— *-.. j
g». BB. <r*— dttd roan r o t e
w
Camp Rtandmg trte-rr r *U .r hoortey tank wfcvh h a f
Ju-Oce Setetnr »*htel H(*t i «
< * tit iti t 1i o n
fa r n Hu hum ^
hi. j r ^ m a i Hnwe on t e n m u n d It) thr O l> I f tte < U «»in g
to
renew
it*
|J*c«.
_
lit e r , k TVtro la entry ta t t e I p u rp ov sd putting out gra>- f r e s I T in t * has •dJigated itself 1 *
lin n ml - n iic e for Mrs. Clara
ftelff- Tmwperani’v- Jtrroy Cnpi Coroafl was g la d -,w a t m et t « t t e f u r a her. o » i ,< v h * M e v e ty means to get llw Y iiy m t s rn * In Id tin- nflm ionn
te 1 S »
from C e s e n a ‘ «* e c ir d and booses c m
ptvwje e t lia l- nnrrosan. to carry <’»it nt 3 ;U0 nVha'l. i.t tlx- Klirkaun
iugtasL
a n a rtn u f*! ptogrsin oi alhirttrs Fum-ial ‘Home and nut at the
Iht' tMfapw'nl' m
|
f?*
n_ || lO.ksf
® i Im* i t i ikhI, ” »«• ti *nuI tml First Baptist 1 huich a.- rt-put^ed
,t*i.. for (urotfur oar academic atm* m
yrMe'rday's c t it io > S h e' ia.
.
out
odueational standatds.” Jc~
survived by two datafhtera, Mr*. ‘
r c i t W fallowing
Sgteing now is chairman of j “ |( Slan-l.ui v te ff Miami and
ah tt e Alula tit t Oinmitlro on Ath- M|_ a ll-iti fLoffhtll o f Sanford;
I to o Mvtris. M i-. Carolyn Dorothy
_
lh.uv. — ■ « » d J - r o J W i Hartea.
{w A w k t t e r o o f * worked, and **vi *et*c*
.
____
| aii l Mi - tiUff l^tsvitrr. U>th of
J S . AH]
-------------------------—
77M iam i; four son*. Edward I..
F ra n
4n*ffJ,‘ £ £
X S a.’ rtU g » *— *
,
.,
_■(..
. .
£*
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D Q llP K I' t
14. l * T -
—
It-ii t I v Semite choirmnn o g r m l
with U.ral .tu ff ntt-tillvrs that
tin- l.cmiiH- urc- Ivili-f luulungod
almost indcfiniicly. lie imintcd
i ni that with ; inh. -> wide field
iff tv fiiv r ir il and
many wittirsMN to Iv questioned, the henrings may Iff- rt|^iln | tu drug on
for
months.
f-s .
,•
, H .n lic v i-v|djii)i-,| that hr had
i f l T P f I S V r - Q > 1 w ante I to -• i \•- on the IV arl
l/ u r t - t n c o
...mm it: . - m <hr tn -i plare, lv i in ■ i». Sci.ati* i.uilm it j, leader
<8 Ships leaded Group To Stwlv
R e s u m e Duties £LV*t««daj
, * ^ Tts.U
^ J•'
an
-tedoete'
th -1
as
a*
roydus
Rreaum Search For £ S ff J3'1 u -iii i?v5«!*
Ho,el R r i Victims ■;::x “i " . s j j s b r , i , * r ;
C lX X W O O D S P R IN G S . Colo-. c ' ra l
IV r
1*, tAT— Fiietner M arched
t h m i k <hart tv] (M m . o f a S ijcsr-oM hotel today — seeking
to estaMiah t t e tiumbet o f victiros s h s pet 11ted in a midnight
fine which destroyed tt e ho-telry’ales wf t t e number killed
from 1 te 15 and there,
___ __
immediate way to check
le r s u tt t t e hotel register » m
destroyed ia t t e fir*. Hotel Manager (> a rtro McCarthy said at
first t e belie rod four person*
astcht have died ia the hlate.
trot IW trs C h ief Charie* WetU
saM there rotgHt t e l « I t IS
Si t t e rwins ,nT t t e Glen-
« m
! * 1V
H ate Had from H to I A
t v and* sosnu an d*'w as Bgtfy -uccuwjcd
tt e ftr* broke eat.
BUY
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■-
W-faJs
■
it would In'
now counsel.
o s m i iw iir awi— ' . it* Wffw.«fe- ***?• wrote SWCternii’iatad.
' J
<
It.
off iJW tiw.t .tuturHa- Bin at 'terst ;
t w e t i k «♦.-.*••» tnat t » ’" l
rt' * ' * * ,l,r
v y a ' tit- *
» . Auununttov tv p a » f « wi»
throw up fo u r wmdte- lfi, wtn»al«w*i ^ * t e oswt tank>.
in tote '.ith and tSct a as t n o s ia t a J
that vM U r Ht w *w n*>*.tbW < w
^
f t r ^ nn
W a n t * J .-»- t. f ‘ui .ir E v a a tv r o t e w n w l
th* (twwoati itaikhn rnvmarr fulh whMOfhwt o f the
tew novti of a X e t t l i * t l ’ Ter tw a and one hxtf your* n>" i
WUU*-<ww!i*^te waw. sTlwtHroted te tt e ( t i l s that -nwllnig arwwmem
l y U n m nte
ffjfw a l" » « armmm t a f f i r o -tat AJ i-ffh in and W tsck 1 m
*-rt duty tit i'r.n j lln lr o r whi-il
w »W . tt,, n * . *wtlv 3 1 it e iM it - wwty kiltc.
; *>' ta te - at t e v s tr t t e w t a i5
t y' nun] tt iU (am F.
the Jaiunr-- .*tt.t* H* ■I. Such te-tiJ1U1-1 TJt*
TmiKtad and Jaiwai
naandi *taa tnn
O itt «*, litr
inimr,
nail]
l>i,ithiitl,
4011I1I
pat
- I t e (te t tn A W m ilH i. TtW. 3 4 |RX -k.evrn TravrWvJ hy plans and tea t IS Admiral__________
Cbd uu Bfti
edlrirl-er 1.
deiclop v.iiul l„- iailed tile ii-ui
ihtWJte* a lit , -k flw ia k ami c w m s at rto not.
Ate i w i w tvn rte n m p
aat T T *
t*(vT<»sa
■|tuo>','.<tt T
story.
1 .
^
(MV tiertnai Helneu rotvenlrvi.-m tewes I® enter
rarrv (Wit tes 1
.
Mtrv INitrow.
tr at
In Pittsburgh, funner
ohlirr
tttab « . wrote
term prod with tte .- I—
w ok
m t.»n«at and ymrung h
Bpurtlrardl
Stephen I.. I'm m iill di-cl(tse< he
Harm Itv -*sr t t e m ow-, t t e * parpror*'-d
He
weturnad
tte
via tew a ratdtoarn hotel.
i » P vu ro.V rondlttew
T t e ansa-storm t a i n 1w-i A J
l « w iitlcn t'om m ilticm aii Uritrt»l rtte U lo lw : wpahot: fte mntph Inroatrs
Itecem tei.
IP 41 .
te
Jackaoti.
ba wrll. <te I
Iwiit - o f - h i - f*oi-ff(UuU-wi.|»ii» lctirvs
tnttvro. T t e
«Ptted
Warstasl Hantgroo* - M » v w tvrv te t e a m a mron- n.mal HaUry's plan- to fit in
Bttew- iter t
tla ili drew '
■11 H awaii prior in uml during
;<ro»- te- f fk teaikjiairiri ten u i m u h v .: nai ter W am artiUerv and t e r . from
. . Washmgtrov.
w*U '*» ifc
Avvr.ia.. t i i i c p - l
the Isu attark%
•Qteteg, ra ro n n ritsr- J n v k m -r euntml nanimnv whw-r. « a » train- Tfc,- a Fifth
a ith t h t M t ia ii
s te y *« tv
a ill
li M \ i S V II.L E . Her. i t <J''
in ami n i: u tter- man- temped r»— ing for J-.reitT. d iet
H
1 l.e *.11-01 -,i\
he wrote to
_ _____
____ _ _ _ _ _ ___ ___ grort t t e Adm iral «(f i i » f W
In rirr II. I Scblirrc
ol
thhn -'tenwh trovtev Wtero- w e rs lte : te-h-ted W tn rr tesvmc tt e
tiu. t'nlifoiniii ItemddirMi thut the
tendra!
thr
Ordnancr
firhonl
at
r
patadc
t * aihlr ’tr- ntrna- Ate fsteewSr 'Iron, ft f r o — ^J*nw»r e* V
*. i"*,':rrnw
S l . r ds il e U ia m Ail Field .11 iluvidii wot
Atemwav. Proving C.r.amd. M<L uu-r t«wiay
m a yteN »i»*n**ri
Rrotnet rote wn1
aT !
. If I
m id Mull a i r . ( h i t f|. ... Dec. I
an
January.
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to (rant pay incraaaaa of Hi oar
cant and atilt aarn in 194H profit*
after tax** mor* than twice tho**
of pro-war your*.
And Murray addml thfa final
commant:
Tha worker*. h* aaid. "have
coolad off and coolad off until
they hava boat! almoat frown out
of tb* plcturo.”
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and to Mr. Truman’s hopes of
totting auch legi.slut.luii paasad
bafora tba holidays.
Some 100 witnesses are listed
to ba hoard on the pending meu»ura. Chairman Jama* Murray
of Montana said today that th*
committee had decided there was
no chance of concluding the‘ hear
ings and getting Senate action
within.the time limit set by tha
P re a i/ 'j.
Ik
A-Idee of Rapraaentutlv*dp<,
_ President Phi,
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WASHINGTON. Due. 14.—
Truman t» MEMBERS UK TUK KVKCUTtVtf BU.WWJ >Uf Uro *U/. U)»U**1
to gut one Christ Stmd Wurkar* u{ Aimtitcro am viKuwr Lit IftllsuAntO.. ITV, -tlftwr It
mas present that he wanted. hail umtuuncwU that <tm uiiua't wrote R «‘
The Senate Labor Committee a nation-will* Htriku botuming Inn. tjfc a
uiitl in * intUutlnt!> to lin e* it* -ho muni t|
has decided to abandon heui> They
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will be held until after the
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PAGE SIX
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
<I*>r by Urn C m nnns and also was hJwer’r.’
Ho* American pM *rsl m o 'l fenfM
Turning to the efkinicy of the
>iy the Grrtmitis.
various . counter.Intelligence h t LulimM-n fuVjnmledgoO tha fit:L vlcBy~l4thnuaen rated the British
man Army underestimated the first, the American* anil Russians
American Army at the start of the about equal, and the German* n
war. lie declared that nermann [Soor last.
regarded the American* a* it
NUERNBERG, Dee. II OP)— - group of •‘well-led football play*
German Army intolllgenre officer*i ere.”
Hut. said l.uhniisen. the
regarded five-star General Dwight German high command soon learn
D. Elsenhower ns a grenter mili ed ittt orror.
tary leader than even German
HAI.TiMORE, tA’l
Ih c se
I .nlmii.ru *nid that by the end
gviieiils. They credited him with •>f the war. the German command ven colleges on John* Hopkins
skillful military idnnning and nbl- fell there war little difference in University's soccer schedule will
HtV to override everything 10 liny of the Allied Annie*, Ameri- lind themselves meeting a team
achieve lln- one important thing
cno, ltu**iuo or British- .they all United Nulinns in ehhraeter, fur
■the successful nrcomplishiitcnl of I wcic giMNl, Hut he * i!d that in th" three starting positions are filled
m ilitary ofiemtlons.
early singed, the Russian* wen* by men from Tran. China amThnt csltmnlc of Elsenhower regarded tin superior in exploiting Coalr Rica.
come* from n top-ranking tierm an i breakthrough* and a* having more
Hormuz Drooman, center, re
intefligcncc officer—Major Gene I during leadership than the Ameri- ceived
his prefnration for college
ral Erwin Lehmilen—in an exclu cnn-Hritlsh Armies.
at Albrox High Schbot, Tehran
sive interview- with Associated
I.ahousen told A I* corespondent Iran. Charles Huang came nil
I'ress correspondent George Tuck
way from Chungking, China
er. General l.uhniisen is a slur. Tucker that I'n ito n u* a field the
graduating from Nations
imsectii ion witness In the Nuern- i general w as unsurpassed. Hut he after
College. He plays
wrg war n to n -, liial and a self- | said this was due largely to Eiscn- Hunnh-Vule
\ bower’s g reat [dunning nhllity. ccntei )ialfbiuk
proclaimed nnti'Wuxl.
Latin America sent RodrigLahOUson. in an estim ate of the Elsenhcw er, said ihc Gerinnn in*
Amcrlcnn At my’* fighting ability, Iclllirenee expert, hud the political N'tmex, from the l.lc.ie de Coste
gave the Web nunc h i’* rnting of insight to rn rry nut battle p la n s— Rica at Han .lose, Costa Rica, and
.Voided finite*. AcntX-iteucrul. «ffi-. MUM thing u tterly lucking in G it - I ilwnrdt. .Medina, fnlin Univcrrers.
. / ,
iimn gi nrm lshlpi l.nhotisen said
lie declared that Gcneiid George . (ieiniiio generals would have been
8. I'ntloi),‘,li„.*vns looked u|*ill .in ii., lodples" mb children Inul they I
thii hest American field maimtin- i1 fioed o situation sim llnr to Risen-
German Officers
Pay High- Tribute
To Eisenhower
*
TVJESDAY, JJJECEMBER It, 1915
little Feller’l elated Press today front tierirh^ H$y.
sselmlt « u r I Waukegan fo announce Die nr- be n not her
the As*o- | rival of u M-veii-pound, iiiiie-ciUncr
*
Johns Hopkins Has
United Nations Team
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HELP WANTED
FOR SALE
T
MI’LKTE
i!roi|i>r Plant enp-
MAN TO OPERATE SEMINOLE
CO. LAUNDRY ROUTE. AP
PLY IN PERSON. SEMINOLE
I It! - 13 week*.
ApproxiCOUNTY LAUNDRY CO. KID
nntelv 300(1 chicken* 7 to 10
-W. .’Ini 8L ’ ____________ _
icek.-i old. D iessing machine,
lake me a ra sh o tfer. 223b YOUNG woman, for switchboard
niifi lit A le. phoio- 024.
operator. Chase & Company.
TWO milk cows, frigldulre and WANTED: * Settled woman for
other furniture. Phone 697, . gearral housework. Phone 724Ml*. Si. .1. Imruk, 895 W.
>hlo of
Imndllng 300.- 490
ry e i' . a week up to un ago
r WO FARMS FOR SALE—Our
3 acres, tiled Inml, I good well,
2 jitnry hniiHO, I rur garage, *
lOol house, 000 ft. West of
Lake Monro" Post Offfrc. One
l--ft acres, all tills I, good well, 2
story house, 2 story barn. U
mile wost on Orange Buuli'vartl. J.. W. Hell, Lake Monroe,’ 17 FOOT covered wagon trailer, GIRL f ir soda Fountain a t Lan
ey’s Drug Store. Part time ni
Phone IS.
ideal for .the liencn or hunting
fuli lira*.
______
trip*. Plmno IftO-J after 6:00
ROOFING — Brand new. solid
FOUNTAIN girl-. Apply Ship’s
alum ilium sh eet. roofing, VService, Sanford Naval Air
rrfmp and snap lock styles. I’hwite- .Mll.K cow, frin.li, 3 Vs gallons
Station.
W ire-W rite at unco! Fulenwidcr
mill.. Phone. Co. 2703 after
Mfg. A Distributing Co., P.D.
ii P. SI.
GIRL f«r full lime Job. Apply
Box 33.71, 910 Lancaster Drive,
lleuron Oniric*. 222 Magnolia
O rlando. .Phono 2173(1,
A vc.
SHEET .Mu: ,lc, popular a n d
It KTIJIIN HI f VET HR ANS
standard, book mu.de und music — __________________
KT SECURITY NOW WITH
instruction hooks at The Music | WARDrobc trunk. Phono 408-J
OPPORTUNITY UNLIMITED
Hox ip the Princess Theau.r
I HESTON K 'STORKS ha* good
BLACK Jersey heifer, 2 years
osition open now for .talisman.
eld. Ire,'m hi .March.. A-l condi
Uu ting
salary
ihmmonsuiate
iKCOKDS - All the latest jmpution. $76.00. J. V. Martin,
ith your aldilly. J’lrvlnus exInrs, string music and nl.bum
I!t. 2. Box UK. Sanford.
•rlence desirable hut not essoiisets fur Christmas gift*, at
il. Apply by letter only, Milting
, your mualc store. The Music Bill Model A Ford, good condi
:e noil exnerietien.
tion, new
Steve Paters,
Hox • In the Prince*it Theui v
cm ner ItlritWlnd .and Geneva
I-'IRKMTONK STORKS
Illdg.
Avunue*.
111 K. t«t. ST.
IP BLOCK 10, eighteen
condition. Call
or will cell any of lots,
from l.uko Mary highway
BORROW HERE WHERE
Shipm ent o f Fr»rysLlI laike, all heuiilifid
PRIVACY IS RKHI’K* TED
Ui
n
ti
C
irculating
See K. T. Cochran, Lake
YOUR natural dealti» foi privacy
•Randall Electric
in money mutt* i» is strictly
respected here.. Frlcr.d* and
relatives n-e nut oiiustlnned
NATIVE 'Christman trees, oppo 1933 Plymouth Deluxe Tudor.
about your credit. Your em
alto Post Office, 1st L m l
Motor recently overhauled body
ployer m Inn.Inn* mt«>ciata*
metto, from . Doe. 17 to 2 tth
needs some repair. Ituilln, lu
• ill not heur of your pnnuinul
M. M. laml.
i Ixdhw celling. Heel’* Used
affair*. There it no cause for
Cur*
and
Parts,
Grlandy
High*
FANCY Christmas llnxc* *Fpj!t
-embarrassment.
shipped daily, till W. Flint . way. ■
Reasonaldo credit requirement*.
St. Full Moel; fruits and vege
No co-maker* on money loans.
tables fresh daily ncrons itreet 1933 E'on) flat bed, light truck,
Varislile payment plans.
as hi. Ideal for farm, price
from Princes* Thdotcr H. E.
FAMILY LOAN Cfl.
Aiken, Sr.
below celling, $127.00 Reel's Florida Hank Hlilg.
Phone 33
Um' iI Cqih At Port*, Orlando
CLOSINf; OUT ALL
FOR YOUR fundturo need*Highway,
TRUCKS AND
Hee W alter llcul nt M ather
Tit AIE Its
ORANGES, packed and shipped.
F u rniture Co., plume 127.
*49 Dodge lln-tun cargo — $710
Rive's, Orlanilo Highway, Phono
'43 Dodge Pick-up ......... tifiO
H2H-W.
'42 Ford Ilk-Ton cargo —— 097
i-’J I Obey. 1 -ton cargo
777 CIIRlKTntu* trees after Dec. 14.
itlive's, Or hmihi H i g h w• a y ,
’ ll Chav. IVk-thrr c a r g o ...... — H77
phone H2H-W.
’■HI G. M. C. 2 ‘it Inn 10-Wheel
cargo
liit’i
DODGE - PLYMOUTH
WE
have quite a few lute bloom
'79 G. M. O, call over vagi vun 770
PARTS AND SERVICE
er*.. Greenleaf Chrysanthemem
’3(10 Iqtomiitinpjil 2-ton -•-••• 37U
109 Palmetto Ave.
Phone 1011
Gtmlens,
’ilft Did. T I'it lon stake . . ... 400
'40 Jntormitionul tractor, big WOOD heater, .nist Iron
OIL STOVES repaired. N. F.
tire* w. ■
7,>n
Caldwell, Rt. 2, Hox 18ft, San
site, $7.00. 1707 Magnnl
’43 K.
H. T. Mack • tractor llkj
ford.
new
—• 2700 MAN’S strap watch, 16 Jewels,
nearly nuw. Cash nr trade for WE ARE luilv equipped and
’4(1 (1. M. C, tractor,
know how to roc.-.p your tires.
table model radio.. Clark's
000 motor
.
. . . . . . . ]7')0
Natural rubber or synthetic,
Shi*' Store, 20H Sunfnrd Ave.,
*3i' Ititernutlomil tractor, D-70
we protect, the sidewalls of
K-ft motor
........ 104)0
CHRISTMAS
T
R
R
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-N
aTTve
your tire. Jones l i r e Hho|i,
’42 G.
M. G. Hus, 2'k-ton, like
Hurl Cellar* with, or without
Cor. 1st nnd Elm, phone Gnft.
now
. . . . J793
k
L
uiii
I*
ilcliveird
Wednesdays
Iktrsuy trailer, flat bod ------ 27(1
and Saturdays
within city BODY AND Fender dents, paint
GMC Diopfmme vun trailer - 270
Injury or fading should be
limit*. Rises from 3 to 10
■* Kinglmm 21-rt. frunielett* van
corrected nuw to combat aging
feet. Order* taken through the
trailer
AGO
and weathering. A new pain
17th at’ Hunt’* Tuxedo Feed
Trnlltmddlo ftft-ft. slaialass sler-l
less method awaits you at
Store. Phone 37H.
framulgKH
— 17*19
YATES AUTO PAINT A
’43 Black Diamond 30-ft. van,
BODY SHOP
like new
----- 170,1
101 N. Palmetto Ave, Phone 371
Wo also have 270 nlher trucks
arid trailers to choose from. Gua
WASHING machines repaired—
ranteed to under-i'll any truck FURNISHED house or npurtment
and all home appliance*. Cald
dealer in the country,
by permanent resident. Phone
well General Repair Shop, 707
<
T
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...
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7
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7
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KNIGHT TRAILER CO.
North Mills, Orlando, phone
2261 AV. BEAVER ST.
2-1072. Prompt Service.
BUSINESS
woman
wishes
mod
I’ll. 7-2671
ern furnished apt, occupancy
Expert Auto Repairing
JACKSONVILLE, FLA
--------- H s r f lr ld A J a r k s o n ---------in connection with
NICE cottage, four rooms, hath,
electricity, gq*. Screened parch, HOUSE trailer for two montha. Yatoa Auto Paint A Body Works
iPhone 371
nice lot, shady. 2724 Ornngo
Phono Jack Russell, phone
Ave.
AUTO PAINTINQ
By C.W. "P a t” Johnoon
PERMANENT couple d e a l r e t
apartmont or small houae. 16 yoars experience In auto and
alreraftpalntlng. Hanford’* popu
Phone 181-R.
la r paint authority,
HOLLER MOTOR SALES
W INE for your fr.ult enko nt
________ « $ W. I at BL_______
Homer’s Hodu Shop.
MOTOR TUNE-UP
Ll, DRY wine*, )
Factories recommend It every
Homer’* Soda Shop,
DRIVER’S tlcenee. Ruth White 6000 miles or twice a year. E iaenlial to efficient car perfor
head, Rt. 2, Box ,10ft.I),
PORTABLE radio, 1 wool rug,
mance. Our export mechanic* and
6 X D. Mr*. Id. E. Patterson,
LOST: Brawn leather man’s bill- Bun Motor Analyser, asaure sail*910 Elm Ave.
foctlow. Canto in today,
4
HOLLER MOTOR SALES
p ast and social security cord
308 W. lot 8L
of Heaale Bonahannon. L ost
-> one ready to butcher.
Friday evening In downtown EXPERT service on machine*.
Riser, Sr., Rt. 2. Elder
Electric irons, oil heaters and
district. Return billfold to
cook a to m , hacked by 10 y e a n 1
Herald and keep money a*
experience.
Phono 701-J.
reward.
HORN ahell rim glatiee in metal AUTO radiator and all kinds of
mechanical service. W right and
case near or In Court Houao,
Cohen, Garage a t 21at fit. and
Sanford.
Return to Herald
house with t acre*
French Ave. phone 1009-J..
Office. Reward.
near Osteen. Phone
MISCELLANEOUS
BUSINESS SERVICE
WANTED TO RENT
#
LOST & FOUND
YOUR "SHIP WILL
COME IN” Soomt
By th* Aid of
O. P. A v
CEILING
5th 0.52
Union Terminal Wi
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7rHE*W EATHER---------------------
To Protect the Peace of the WorMi
To Promote the Progresa of America)
To Produce Prosperity for Sanford.
Partly cloudy this afternoon, tonight and
Thursday, Slowly rising tem perature.
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAI’EK
VOLUME XXXVII
Truman Asks
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SANFORD. FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1945
Price Control
On H ousing
Union Chiefs Dachau Court
Meet To Plan Sentences 40
Steel S trik e Nazis To Die
President Orders Im
mediate R e n e w a l
O f Priorities On
Building Materials
Largest Work Stop- Nuernberg Tribunal
p a g e In Nation’s P ro se cu to rs Tell
History If Work Grim Accounts Of
ers Quit Jan. 14 Nazi Slave Labor
NEW YORK, Dec. 12, AP
Some reservation* concerning .
• the effectiveness of ‘President
'Trum an's metres to Improve '
the houaiiig idlqnthm have
been voiced by a spokesman
for a group of New York
building firms. An offlciat
' of the New York Dullding
Trades Employers Associsjon, Christian Norman, has
dared that unless the pro- .
eed celling prices are fixed
llgh enough, they won't do
much good. Norman
also
kueatloned the usefulness of
^Instating priority controls
vpr,building materials. Said
"rirt^n: "Priorities would
all right if you could gel
Iny materials,”
rS
b)h«d 190S
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‘Santa’ Is parly For Dying Boy
^
Associated Press I/cnsed Wire
NUMBER GL
Certainty Of
War Forseen
By Marshall
.lap To Testify At McVay Trial
(
Army Head Tried To l
Build Up Defenses
In Philippines T o:
Deter Jap Moves
DETROIT, lire. 12, (A P )—
IIY ASSOCIATED PRESS
• This lin* .been qnolher—dny of
According ,tli company^'ac
• ’WASHINGTON, dVcN !2.
counting, General Muinrs pro- , juilgetaent for .Van war- criminal*
. (A P )—It . i n learned today
ductinn workers have lost
anil (hrir/ollnhorntors -- the big*
that the- Nnvy tapped- tele
^wnrc> totaling. 229.922,000
• g o t dhy,” yet, in the' post w ir
phone wire* at the Japanese
l
thiee-weeks-old. n a - . inmdup.
consulate
in Honolulu until
ti.in-wM.* strike. Union fig*
A United Suits* military s*vfive
day
a
before I’earl H ar
ure«, however, set the amount * etomenl court sitting at Ifticnmi,
bor and then stopped. That
a little lower—at J23.73J.000.' | 'Germany, lias handed dovn the
was disclosed before the Con
The differences In estimates
most sweeping conviction of the
gressional Investigating Com
results from the company a ;» « . r criminal trials. Every one I
mittee In a report m ad' by
u*e of 45-point-six hours 4 * ^ .|T f the *40 defendants in the Pit-:
l.irul. Col. Henry Clausen,
the average work week in it4/. ic'-au a trinity trial u a i found
apreial Investigator for_fnr^
coir pu tat tons. The u n t j n
* ulty of taking port in the brti->!
mrr S e c u U £ ^ | “
claims the work week sver- f. .adties which. Inaiie the Dnrhntl
•on.
• ..i*®**
age. more nearly 4. hour*.
Concentration Comp ono of the
. clnlisca
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. moat ditaded In Europe. T in y '
obtained
WASHINGTON, D e c . 12,- t a i l he sutltencod Inter.
(AI’) — President T r u m a n .<(j
)h ' Hague, Anton
WumlrumT whit served Id the
I
He
leaner
of the Dutch. Nail
Naval Intelligence Division
CHRISTMAS WITH SANTi CLAUS and toy* and everything has i |ab!if picture today by au
party wn» ..rntenred to dohlli Iw
at I'eacl Harbor al the tima
rorae and-gone fur Marvii) Clark, a,* who m at not be hers when
nmincln*
the -ppolntm
-ppolntment
___ m e ihe
ent n*
a specinl court for collaborating
of
the
Japanesr
attack.
[WASHINGTON. Dec. 12,— cut Christmas dawn*. PJctuitd in hla lx>a Angela, bed a . screen mid
fact-finding board to look
w in the German..
'Wnodrum said In hi- state
into the General Motors w aie
kP)—President Truman dc- tndin comedian Red Skelto* plnycd Santa Clalt* and little frlcnde
ment that
Rear Admiral
And in Nuernberg. American
a malignant luntorj
dispute. The 1‘residenl chose
tred a two-front war on the enjoyed the party, Marviu « u said to be dying of(International)
(then Cant.) Mayfield, dis
pro.eyutois. continued id *]in a
,
Judge Waller Stacy" tu fusd
trict intelligence o nirer, hxd
web a round the 21 Nnri war load
jualnR shortage at his news
the board. Stacy was the
ordered the wire lapping
er, with this Germnpa* own m
inference this morninR. The
chairman of the recent !•*'»- rstopped on llee. 2. 1941. und
count, of their slave terror. In
Management Conference. I be
ddent disclosed that the
that the order was effective
what the Xnxi.. ihemvelvea, called
other
memliers
of
the
hiurd
Ldministration wi l l s e e k
until after the attack. •
a wilil und ruthless inniilui’it,
will be War Labor Board
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Ike
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ln
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lo
,
moie than 1,0110,000 mo n .w-otnin
Iglslation placing all resi
Chairman L l o y d Gar I-on,
skip p e r o f th i' Jap nu li to] n u ll'd by the Nipponese to have sunk the
nqd children of 14 different tin- rrn is e r Im liu ira p tilis . i . shown bonding n Navy plane nt O akland,
and Milton Eisenhower, presi
dential property under price
W A S H IN G T O N . Doc. 12.—
Humilities were revealed to have C a lif., fo r W ash in g to n . It.C . He is followed hy guard l.t. A lle n
dent
of
the
K
«n.a.
State
price control. This would
( A P ) — G e n e ra l G e o rg e M a rInto
shipped
to
tile
Reich
like
College and' brother of Gen
II S m ith H lis h ilile tn w ill he :i w itlu . at the lim it - m a r t ia l o f C a pt.
meun celling prices on both new
cattle to work for the Carnm.i [
^
H. McVav. cniiiniamli-r o lt he Imliaunpoll who i- charged slm ll to ld to d a y how h e w h s
eral Eisenhower.
and old houses.
s u re in A u g u s t, MUI U m t w a r
war
machnte.
!
will,
negilgcm
e m TTH m ST <.......................
And Mr. Truman nlso announc
Numerous German teller, ami
PITTSBURGH. Dee. 12, t(PHw ith Jti|m ti w as i nov i ta b le
ed that he is ordering reinstate
iiicinoiaudit
were
.
introduced
de
Executive, of the CIO United
a n d t h a t t h e U nite)! S tu te s
ment of priorities on- build!
tailing
the
plunder
of
human
life
Steelworker. Union are meeting tat,lug me ptunuer m iiunmn in,,
materials. To head up the t
w as not* in s h a p e fo r. Much
in Pittsburgh today to map de- through murdrf’, starvation, arson. j.V g . n e
f ,w* « .
aign for more houses, tha Cl
tailed plans fur the scheduled and
kidnaping. Houses
were | U A M I
U — 3
a w a r. M a rs h a ll e x p la in e d
xeeutive has named n former m a
Jan. 14 strike of 700,000 steel hurned in the Ukrttine to » for- c
how lie h a d b een p re s s e d a ll
yor of'Louisville, Ken., Wilson W.
worker, in, 27 statas. If the strlKe tint lluiudans to gn to the llcn n
W yatt as special housing expedi;
s
id e s fo r m en a n d e q u ip m e n t
A report from Manager Ed I Argument, for and against starts a . scheduled, it will he the! to work. Women wertf beaten unditor. W yatt will serve under the
and Imw lie hint tried to build up
work stoppage
-ever to! til they canid no longer marvh
Higgins
on
his
recent
trip
lot
ponding
legislative
proposals
that
largest
,
„
Office or W ar Mobilliation und
the defense* of the Philippine*.
Rus.ian. employed
it'll iTtmuiti
i| «
Fond
'” -'1‘ for the ---------- -i v
M ate.
Washington with regard to tho! youth, of America be given n occur In tha United
Reconversion.
The five-stni General said th at
w«.
set Tuesday
tho
Krupp
work,
was
so
mUerNaval
Air
Station
ami
r
e
p
'r
u
:
year
of
military
trainingam
.a
Thorn was some confusion ut
lie concentrated nn tho 1‘hlliphe .........
union1
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that the slaves could hardly
from
County
Commissioner
\V.
G.f
means
of
national
preparednes.
mcmi.cis
—
..<•
..
the news conference when the
r
||
, pines u* u poKsible tleterrenl
K
IlW
and
S«nator
L.
F.
Boylei
on"
we-c
.ummed
up
hy
Presidenl
W,
tl0j|rv
committer
to
support
tne
continue
President misunderstood u ques
(t LI 1(1 tiO l | tu a Japanese move to the south.
demand for a J2-n-ilay wage
Even the Nlixis conneianci silftion and gave the Improssiun thet the progress of load eon.tructh t , S. Allen of Stetson University,
occasional twinge hcY f» 11 r I V I The wartime Chief of Staff be*
In
this
cuun-.y
featured
Ute
»a«t
Del
and.
in
a
talk
to
Kiwunians
|
increase.
However.
ClO
P
m
l
,
fcr.sl
nn
hq was ordering price ceilings on
Alfred Kos.il), rx*
gsn his sixth ilav « ( tcxUmooy ,
hou
ms This
This was
cleared up
up v>y
.*<y nn in g o f jh a iemirtole County .Cham* at the Hotel Mayfair today. ‘ lie '’ Viin t an Steel Workers'
„v. . chieftain
........ —.......
.................
.
cause
of all this.
hqyqi*
wa* RearedTtrliV ef | |
• >g|
U» Kedrt A.. BhelUi j p|,Wh -Mcirrav say* the duag weta_ivrjr**a. revea»««t-U hota w riu
|I gating Comiinitee
__..... ....... n iter the comshort time iStbr, ifxpliilmn^'tbai^ H a/raii' Tmtet Insi flight , whlnn'd,, « i,regram arranged by Jn o ., ,H1
t,pOI,
wage nairotinUous^,i i«n . Frit* Hauekel — the slme
mlttec lenntcd of n ptctlicHon of
only- Congress has the pow'er’ lo
uvcr
* r®s* 'cr,t D. Jlnklns ami K.G. Kjlpatnck.
. Rdpti-.cntatives of “ Big Steel, labor overseer —.that he was nNEW YORK. Dee. 12. Hl'i
A
It, fA)
ltd l’ri-ss
the
stack
hv a nuvnl Officer,
nrlee ceilings, whersss
' “If compulsory military tr a in -1.
|,nve refused to dlarti- fraid tho responsibility for the-m- new thnmrnntinuntiil aprol
■
Uncle Sam
holdir? out a i 1
fix ’ price
whereas nnoo ! H- H. I o . msn.
■thto’) "tili "over On Dec. 7. H ill. Feiil. Alwln
It was Vito revealed by J. L. hg will give mankind peaee, then P 0W*™T' W *
humane treatment would some day i uni lui-< lii-i it riiullii'd up liv
financial
legislation is required to Establish
s.serted -ami
unlon’s
nKU|nst him and hi* col- siipcrfurlro. .
. along a box- .K ram er wn* MtbL.t” Imvc told
ihe nni"ii' to
priorities on building m aterials.| Ingtey that
the proponed
proposeas>V;W
mp;II am
am—for It,’’
- - - he
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.
... wagc dem ands^until
„ .„
„„ j'‘‘
an. P iedirtiim s‘ N«vv Sefrtlnvv Knox that he
W hen'the 1‘rcsldent guvu tiie im- rauio stution lor Sanluru will o* added• th at this nation in the, the Ol'A lifts ceiling price* • n a orator*,
A lug bomber nnimd "Dream pnn| 'l.ukiinj
gtnu -are itril cons Idem I tlint Tokyo a lust ntespression that ho wu» ordering, | oj rtatcu uy
.lumcs E, itivera c: years between 1866 • aid l«9».igtcet product*. 1’rlceAdmltiisltn.... n,RO, (|1 retribution day Ihihi," slioaketi Into New Yo, t--.l:)v in’
grnspctl In it ’■“Fe to tbe peace envoys meant
rather than asking, ceiling prices,1turtle)*, (hi., u brother ui torrou hud the longest record of peace1 lor Chester Bowles
- *
so far
hn*|f r |h 'e j Il|1R p-0,'lr ,,f them went last night flora Burbank, t'ulil t In- lintiil
the White House said, he had !
Governor )i)vers of Georgia and of any large nation,
slllltllll I l‘ II W" r’
snd steel institute says a n a t i o n u jBi „i Kwajalein to)lay on in less than five mill one ha'I pnitnei Ip t
•iillli in general. ! Kram er predicted then thut
thought th at tho questioner wus a former employee of the Allanlie then pointed out
France,
hours.
great l» : sfit
i; mil happen \ Pearl llarlior would l>e attacked
i "iij 1. Bruce Hunt of tho Ail
referring to priorities.
{tic National Bank of JacssonvilU. Italy. Germany and Japan had en- refused to consider such a st.-p. jcharge* of
Itefor, snyi
lul
(I’flerni aid 'at dawn that day ami
Manila
Mr, Truman tirst asked th at Application hus-been liled wi'-n gaged in compulsory
military
However, tna. Anicricui, Iran J«*•' 1
1
weri< l)ltlVicte I Trim-port Cnnimuiui 'tilted timl though, tha
program must i tit midnight. The message be Instrike a’ the steel indiisti) *‘ , r '
,•
-,,,0 I In- elapsed lInto of llie tu p wit III-pit al bull
residential poperty, new* and o ld ,,tile Federal Communications Coin.,
training for
year* but thatwide
it hnd
[tlis House, Oh. j terpretetl was
tlie mut received
exsc.'lly five hours, 2N mlnuti lie npiovJd
lie IHHVVtl
placed under
control, milieu and favoratle t action is ev- .not kepi them out of war. Ho will Involve more than forty P < t of similar charges ' n t,M
UV
VIMUXI Iprice
'l lW
VVMHVI*
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quoted Joseph Stalin as staling cent of the nation's w o tk. r* | courtroom yesterday, und si*. of and eight nml one-fifth sisoml.i. <*i ver vik* .
its chances are iin 14 parts onthe night
of Dee.
And
ho dirocted thut Iho p rio rity 1—
! H*ctoU
upon “it 'in“ January
through
Its
effe-rt
on
related
them
are
to
be
hangH.
In
1
*ky
,
However, lie iniulo it d e a r Hint' IfiRnt. It t*a«
Ichdy won favor t! and morning of Due, 7. The
Mr. Higgins said that ha felt that the strongest nation »iy the
system on building m ateiul. bo
Il'kSllsstS
On
I
'x
r
Tn«)
industries. And It asserts that i. j a | recession of
thu official time will be .announ in tin * '* t l , Is main pinpmt- j'mosl important piece « a s received
reinstated. Special preference will sure tho City will bo able to se
shutdown „f rflie steel indiiftry criminal su sj« U
Cmll! ced formally in Washington, be •■fitH l-l U g
tors Lister 1HI1 , on Hie fateful Sunday morning.
be given veteran, in need of hous cure the property of the Nav.il
ends,
admirals,
ji
will lie whul it mil* n "disastrous
cause there is some quest Ion l „f Abill.mm Mini Robert Taft of i It told tbe two envoys, Xiirtnum
_
______
. , ____
ing under the Chief Executive's Air Station intact with a miniindustrialists
has
neeii
to tin) exact . m om ent. Hie 'pillI • liliio .«3biy teamed together to 1and Kurusii, to inform the Stale
blow to reconversion."
program.
teudlly otto 'Suganm {fiMtl.
v-111
ite approval of tlie bill |)epm Intent .n t 1 P.M., that the
••M r. Truman also stated that i r u d ^ a r X s S r b “ the°Navy'!,
Financial support
for Fill Among them is old Frince Nnshb look off from Unibank.
hj
.nee vote ye-terduy. Sena- ) negotiilliuns were offTlie Cnnlldn gave the l«dlo
--------------United Statas Marines will remain Authorities in Washington aasur-United Auto Workers »trik«'<K IhOtfl-of the imperial family, who,
Senator Lloyd F. Boyle, driylng against General Motors appealed along with r.H others h«d until ing udiliiioiiiil fuels ntmlll th p ' 1.",, i ..i.i-i | Wagttei t>r New Y ork' Meanwhile, tlie committee b aa In China until surrender terms ed him, he suid, that the Oity
iir.iolnora (IH 1'imr I n n
liiqrim a study of liereiofort- tn|(nip:
with the Japanese nro carried could obtain the hangars, admin- j « u Desoto Sedan north on to be forthcoming from lin e
i. m,« |f u.
----—
secret information healing tin tho
Tho superfortress »«; piloted
nut. Secretuy of Stato James istrntinn building, shops ami a ir-, i'nlmetlo Avenue and Judge R. sources today. At Pittsburgh, (hr “ ’day to. give h.mseii »l
U / : i l supii-« Jap nltm*« on Hawaii. T h e'
recently announced that strip for thu benefit ot (he public. - W. Ware, who was riding with United, Steel • Workers voted “ I
by Col. Clarence Irvine ot Han I I * |
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gist of the information is Hint
lie also said that he gained' llri him. narrowly escaped serious $ 100,00b contribution. And »M
lie surrender pact this naPaul, Noli. It mnbtlnilted nn l l l l l f l
„
,
tlie attack was no surprise u t'a ll,
average speed of 460 mile-committed to help get impression that tho City’s ■re- injury a t K:48 o’clock this mornM o w
l i r n f n i ' Ut least to some officers in th e
quest for the dispensary and its ing, when a t Fourth Street, they
hour on it* 2,401 mile course t*> '•»4
tiered Jap units home.
IL L 1 ’ l l r J
2
Navy Department.
equipment would be granted and collided with a Nnvy pickup Workers called upon the niembn ■
Eloyil llennelt Field.
» P
n n n I Tlie Iirlncipat eviilence is in
that this property might bo tutn- truck luting driven postward by ship |q support the G-M striker*
The greulesl gropnd speed .of IM
r r o m
u r u
torcgpteit Japanese Tqtle messages
ed o tsr to the county for us* n» V. A. Copeland of the Sanford morally and financially. Meanthe fliffia was 6ol miles an hu"r r i a n e
including the now- famous .weather
a hospital, lie added th at he let Naval Air Station, who was ar w hile,-the UAW has appealed m
and tlie flight was made ut lo t'
t.eved something could be worked rested for reckless driving and its own 075.000 members to give|
average altitude of :!.*•,000 f*'« •A N a v y "Hellcat" fighlei ;tr
nut fur the rest of the Station charged with failure to give the al leant $1 a week for strike re
Tin- tlcoam tm nt's fiiglii I cat j plane Hirum nnn S'flF-ft) who It owre
property In connection with flar.s right of way to the car on the lief. i
the
previous
let'ynl
Ly
otti
h....
Santa Clnus, bevel with threats
a . flown to Sottfonl Salorilav I alta
for u uicalionsl school.
j
right.
Great significance is being a t
n CIO Inlior strike union" the three m inutes und 21 anil h" 1 (mm Norfolk, Vll., will 'soon lie with
________
Mr. Ktlbee reported that Work1 A quick awarve by Senator tached xo the start today of ilie of
fifth
s
seconds.
gremlins, sprites ami dwarfs at
I’u-senled by the Recunitnietlon ! these messages are* uil/stng.
startw l yesterday on a county road Boyle, according to I once, pre Ford Motor Company’* first |>w>t- his North Pole toy factory-, also
Finance Uoipnration to Seminole
he Sanford 8tqte Market Ad- in the Slavla district which would vented a more serious collision, war wage talks with the CIG reports he hus nnother big
lllgli Fcbool for stialy purposes,
ry Board, of which W. A. take about two Weeks to build. The DeSoto was damaged quite U nited’Auto Workers Union. The worry — children who write himit nn itiinminred tminy by Prlini
* * 1atari
---- a bit on the radiator grill, front UAW hnd Ford are to start ne giving their toy list* but not
Iflcr Is chairman, will meet He added- that
work would
fid ltd lima K, Morris.
lireday evening a t the ofricc some time la January on a Gcnc- fender, axel, bumper end hood. gotiations this afternoon, rhe their last names or uildresses.
Tli plane, which is powered
[M anager H. J. Lehmin.
vs-Mullet Lake road and ona ILaku The pickup truck was damaged proceedings are expected to open
"Take for instance the letter
In- a 2.000 horse power Pratt
on the right front fender and w ith- * company icply t-i '
Cltnia packers a t the m arket Harney road. H« said th at the running
got__fruui__a__little -g irl
^ ,w)-Whi)..ey radtnl engine of t-e
boai d.
---------------------- union's proimsals for offering 1—jusL—
-and "n earb y 'T im in g houses we re 'Commission hope* Vo butld’ fivenamed Nancy down in 8anfonl,
rvliiiilei s. was used by units of
hard put yesterday to supply the miles of road to Sanlando Spfing*
Ford teeurily against wildcat Florida.” said Santa. "How do
tli- nn- foire in conjunction with
pre-holiday demand for oranges, during the coming year. ,
I know which Nancy nho l« -•In’nit Inns of tlie Allanlic fteel.
■trikes and wok stoppage*.
grapefruit and tangerines.
Senator Bovle revealed ,th s t
Although It lies not been oft
The a petal of the "lane nt sea
United Mine Workers’ Chief there may Ik- u tturrtbt'i of Nancy
Bags of nsw potatoes, weigh the State Road Department plans
John L. Lewis has been deacribod girls in Sanford. Nancy wrote, rinllv, announced. Couch Hi.... level is said to lie (IM) miles nil , J.. L. Keller wns elected Coraul
ing, fio pounds, which formerly to spend $640,000 on stale ildghas "The nation’s numlter one ‘Sometimes I loiven't Iteen very Kettles of Seminole High Scii • 1 Imur and • ut 21,000 fret, under ('uinmiiiidcr of ('elery Camp No.
i ware held to a calling price of weys In Seminole County qurmg
HEIDELBERG, Germany. Dec. blunderer" by his erstwhile as good, hut I'll be better ’ My how disslosed today that Gout Sinvl’’
mhat i mergency, tail travel 110,026 of the WtHHlmen of the
II'm IIm m I o , ra s a T*a«j»
II, (/P>—Threo top-flight surgical socite, CIO President Phil Murray. ' good these kiddles get around tary and Bobby Gulitim of tli 1it lies an hour.
$2.24, are now selling a t from
World during Ihe legiilur tneet$4.00 to $4.50 a bag.
consultants loft Heidelberg today
1945 Celery Fed football team
time.
No flying of the plane will in- ing held lust night ut Hie WoodWhen asked hy a reporter for Christmas
Avocados have made their
after an official bulletin describ comment
"All
Nancv
wants
is
a
steam
had
been
named
on
the
nil
Fa
it
possible by students, but its eon- matt Hail.
on Lewis' recent chstge ■hovel, a book (p ro b ab ly on
debut a t tha m arket and are
ed the condition of General Georg* that the CIO
entral
Florida Confcteiei struction, according to Mr. Morris.
A complete report on the State
leadership hnd de strain ' shovel operation), some C
aelllng for $12 a bushel hamper.
Patton a* good. And all those monstrated "stupidity’’
eleven.
util affoid u wonderful oppor- ! Convention which was held in
in staging silk panties and petticoat* (won't
Tomatoes from the F c Pierce
well acaualntad with the caae tha General Motors strike
Hinglrtary,
the
Fed
left
l;»t
Me,
Until v to leant aviation im vjO cula lust week wus made by
nl Ibis rayon d o t) a desk, some finger
eeetion are listed a t $9.50' a
talk of the patient with a feeling
loiunimimsly clmsen white clqitilfs, us expluini’d hv a funnel’ I Sovereign A.
.Madden.
time, Murray *u |d he did not paint (can you beat that) u doll, waa
crate. The Zell wood section conRev. J. E. McKinley was t i f f t f l of optimism.
Cullum,
Hie
Celery
Fed
left
Navy dive bomber pilot, Lieut.; G iber rump o ffin tU immsd
wish
to
comment.
But,
said
Murtlnuea to supply celery a t $6.00 president of the Sanford jUnisMrs. Fatton herself ha* express
dishes, a truck and some aln- halfback, received a lurgu ma I.. K. Tew. who is now leaching last night were: C. L, Franklin
to *6.26 a crate. "Green onions terial Atsocoation a t ite regular ed no worry over her, husband ray. If he did comment it would
of votes.
ntgelnii, phvsirs and mat>i)in>a.Hcs a* advisor lieutenant, A. C. Mad
be
in
reply
to—as
he
pul
R—>
* "AjiuHter little girl, Sally |rf»u, jority
ore bringing $1.25 a dozen meeting on Tuesday, llev. lilenn whose neck waa broken last Sun
Coarh Kettles also stated timl nl the high school.- Many stu den ns hunker. C. ('. Collin* ns
"The
nation's
Number
One
Bluudbunehee.
E. Smith was re-elected to I serve day In an autemobU* accident.
wajffk s doll, a liook, a little Now Sniynta Bcacli Higlt School dents are looking forward )o Un secretary. W. B. Smith us escort,
--W ith Borthom supplies
as secretary-treasurer— o f the The m ilitary leader's wife «ni-l W«r2*_ 1_:______________ __
three baekfirld men «o - r-rttese which is expected -to nlartbeit^/bm e dishea, o dres* and placed‘ -W
-W-.-Odhrnit-a« watchitinq, t). “
Murray was a vice president some soap. It'a easy to forecast the first sll-atar eleven. Wilcox. an. Feb. t, nt tbe beginning of A,
bage diminished, tha lowly vege group. Those elected will #»um s the General looks very well and
IL Green ns sentry. Dr. (I. L.
table is holding Us own a t $1,25 office bn Jan. 1. Bev. Me- Mc she expressed her thanks for the of th« United Mina Worker*— th at Sally Lou will grow up to Schaffer and Mier were named. (lie Hccond semester.
Bulk* Bs physician und G. C.
for a 60 pound sack. -.
Kinley succeeds Dr. J. 0* Root fine care he hat received a t the under Lewis—in 1932. He went be the domestic type. Judith Jack Friedland, Dulles M ilitn)
Mi. Morris said tills morning liinchliffr, F, W. Swuggeity and
into tha steel field at that tint* Ann is even more modest in Academy fullback, wus tiumed a- lliat hr wus going to confer with L. K. Hopper us umlitoi*.
Demand Is Vary heavy for ice as president.
;
Seventh Army hospital.
and expanded the steelworkers her request* and only wants a thc fifth backfield man.
berg lettuce and tha locally
Following tbs election of offlCapt. William T. Easton in re
union from a . membership of doll, dres* anil some dishes,"
grown product is bringing $4.60 er» plans were made for a,Unlon
gard to the time of presentation
7.000" to the more than 9(3,000 Santa Claus concluded, ami add'd
to $6.00 a crate.
New Year's Eve Service to h# held
nf tlie plane, which will prohuhly
MIAMI WANTS UNO
claimed today by the UHW.
Workmen yesterday were set a t the F irst Methodist ( liureh,
th at If the labor situation got
l>c shown in the downtown sec
ting the foundation timber* of with its paetoy, Bav. MeKli ley in
any worse h* was of a mind to
MIAMI. D m . 12. U P)- City tion in connection with the bond
tha m arket addition, which ought charge oL arrangements.
Tho
throw up hla job (after ell the manager Curry has advised Gov drive. latter, it will he housed
Th* Directera of tha Seminole
to ho completed by the middle service wiU begin a t 11:00 P. M.
kiddle presents had been sent), ernor Caldwell thut Miami wiutts nt the school farm garage,
County
Tuberculosis
Association
January, according to My. and eeatlnue to mld-nlght^ end will offar a prise to the school
com* to Florida and spend his world headquarters of the .United pending erection o f' a special
ing In a service of communion. , In the County th at tell* the most
time fishing - th at 1* if Sanford Nations Organisation to be esta -belter for it.
Psrticipetlon in Chrietmo# Wel Christmas Beals and bangles, ac
boys and girls will’show him the blished here, but will make no
AID KILLED
fare wore for needy families was cording to an announcement to
"high pressure campaign” .for .t
ADAMS SURPRISED
beet place to fish.
According
to
Information
re
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arranged fee tho various pastors day by Mary Bawllns, chairman
WEST PALM BEACH, Dec 12.
ceived
from
the
Naval
Personnel
cojgregaSanford Elks will hold lltrir i/Pi — Front West Palm Beach wu
Separation Canter a t Jacksonville,
ORANGE FESTIVAL
cooperation of tha association.
fad36th annual memorial program learn that state Supreme Court
Mias
Rawlins
sold
th
at
much
two
Sanford
man
have
been
dis
y and
»nd the internet baa b a n shown In tha
on Sunday afternoon a t 4:00 Justice Alto Adams had been
■my
charged from the United Status
JACKSONVILLE. Dec. 12, (A7) o'clock a t the Firat Presbyterian quoted as expressing surprise
a State Welfar,
school* and a Urge portion of Navy.
Plana for the Florida Orange Fes Chureh, and -for th* firat time, when told that ha had been'm en
th t In from thin
are Andrew C. Hasty, tival a n shaping up In a speedy a woman, M rs- Elisabeth jiarkey tioned as a possible candidate for
R a?*'
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lUrt
returned to tha
t/C, 261B Myrtle A re. manner with the date* set for Klrchcr, will make tha memorial the United S tatu ^S o n ete . The
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------- lace IMS.
by Exalted Ruler Joel Field,
Charles Andrews,
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C Of C Directors Dr. w: S; Allen
Hear Higgins On Addresses Local
shington Trip Kiwanis Meeting
£
oyle And Kilbjee Discusses M i l i t a r y
Report On Highway Training As Means
Work In Seminole O f P r e p a r e d n ess
£
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Seis New Coast
To Coast Record
Flies From Burbank T'lorid
To New York In 5
—Hours—28 Minutes - Frf>
F To
tH P>b.H
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Boyle And 'Ware
Have Narrow Escape
Will
ISSi.
[rket Advisory
rd To Meet On
iday Evening
Santa Wants Boys
And Girls To Sign
Their Full Names
(
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Singletary And
Cullum Make All
Conference Team
Reports Says Patton’s
Condition Is Good
Keller Is Named
Consul CommanderOf Woodmen Camp
McKinley. Is Elected
Of MiniatcrB* Giipup
Tuberculosis Group
WU! Offer Prize
A. C. Hasty and W. B.
Hickson Discharged
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pkfiTffftfeft 12, 1*4ff
fto k ib A
O fC D irectors
ear Higgins On
'Jgfrn Trip
Gaetano Donlfetti wrote the
^ S, Allen-1 op4M
tu " I t ' Campm reltt-in-M ot^
ta” in one week’* time, In order
to save a tottering opera com
esses Local pany
from bankruptcy. ________
inis Meeting
' ^n San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO,' Dee. • 12,
(4*K- Member* o f the famed 87th
liUision — which waa in actloti m
Wo»1d W ar II 'longer than any
other combat unit — are back
(n the United State* today. They
arrived in San Francisco aboard
the Transport William Mitchell*
They wore lad by their comman
der, Major General R obert' S.
Helghtier — the only National
Guard Gensral officer-to command
a division throughout' Ita training
and 'combat operations In World
War Two.
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b ( tC«(l«M < P m pas* Our)
(• the coming year end is making
i - {daps to complete No. 44 from
, Sanford to lha Wckivs Illver In
l!* tfrf* -Senstpr, Roylc expressed
• himself as very well nlcssed with
' ’this.program and vnld it Is more
■ * than almost and other county in
h* s ia ti (s getting. _■
}r T» At le ffie r said that efforts
. ahould be inn do to hulld a two
.m ile road connecting Slate High.•w ay No. .1 wilh.Ln^c Mui-y south
i of *Sanford end (tailed attention
. ; t o 'th e importance of shortening
. tho distance from Sanford to
• Cnriedo-hy eatemling Sanford A\e-
people javing the g reatest pro
ductive »ower, and added his owfi
aftertheg h t th a t this productive
energy va* greatest In people of
eager ninds and invantlvenes,
who wye self-reliant and free.
Sags * o take radios to piece*,
end t l w r with old jalopies,, sueh
action since May
SHUNIIOICU MATA
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Geo. I). Illshop said that the
'*• City la proceedlpg with n nror gram for erecting itxeot markets
I a t various iptersectlons and. re
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3$urs4«r—prid&y!
ASK INVESTIGATION
SSiHlN IKEDA
OPEN 12:45 P.M. DAILY.
NEW YORk‘ b*C. 12, UPh- T ht
CIO U qiied. Elactical Worker*
Union is asking Coi
(o investigate union
INCLUDED IN TNI OJtOUP of 81 prominent Jap w*r crime su*pecUi Juit ordered orrwted b j Gen. Dougina MaeA rthurnrethese |h n e ouiaumduui rep rcu fttiliy ti ni |he panning, newipoper and m llltarj Helds. They are <1
to e.Jj Field Marshal Shunroku Hat*, tnnmfr commonder-in-chiel m Jnp lore** In China; Inoeuke Furuno
president of tha recently dissolved Dumel News Agency: aitd Scihin ikede, former governor of the Bank o,
■inpnn
U*vr
nf Finance. Minister of Cpmmcrce and'ltuiutiry. ' a
(Inlcrnuflopal]
Union
at the manufacti
wodugtion even Jb,
trogram
u acceptable provided it
i interfere with the pro
of world peace, which
i m ust hinder be added,
irmed tha S in FrarwUco
nfe the greatest event of
limps * aven greater than
mis bomb explosions.
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Jimmy Doolittle und liis inen wlic i
V>gv
v , H -* * 1 u , P ,h r r l dev. Night .alups. entarUmipent
and a banquet aw ait Doolittle and
4H of bis .Tokyo bombers "during
(heir three-day reunion.
yrar T n j o b o r «)f ret urn ini' seprled
-I
/A t the -suggestion of RonnlmBcryln a rcsolutinn wns pjInnUvl
Imaking.the, Chamber of (*■» oner. ■
I tU S S B H t TO p |B
THE HAGUE.’ Dec. 12, UP)—
A spec In I court has sentenced
Anton M usiert to death. The
lender of tho Dutch Noil party
wo* convicted of collaborating
with tha Germans.
TO TESTIFY '
WASHINGTON. Dec. 12. UP)—
A former Japanese naval officer
will
jvil) taatify
testify tomorrow in the court
m srtUi of C sft, Charles McVuy,
HE T rueecptlop officials oimuun-i
eed this development this morning,
I te a m e aa something of a sur-
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RICENTIY'APPOINTID CHIEF COyNItl of major Japanese war rrlmcs-prosecuUon, Joseph B Keenan of Cleve
land, 0 „ Is pictured with members of bis stall at tha Washington National Airport shortly before their piano
left for Japan. They are <L to> r.) Coj. Thomas H. Morrow. John Darsay, executive esalstant; Mr. Keenan,
Henry A. Hauxhurst, Carlisle W, Higgins, John W. Finally end Otto Lows,
(International Soundpholo)
prise, for there had been fndlcnlions that ths folmer onymy submarine commsmler, Ike Hashnmoto, would not appear a t all nfter his long nir (rip from Japnn.
IVesidfnt Trumeu'a
health insurance m i
reived a boost from Surgeon Gen
eral Thomas Parran. In an ad
dress before the United State*
confeiwice of mayors In New
York. Darren chided the medle-d
pro teuton for its negative a tti
tude toward the problem. U an
effective plan la to b« worked
out, Firran said, the medical pro
fession should coma forward with
slut Ions, not fa lections
Tho
American Medical Association has
been strongly critical .of tin
health Insurance proposal.
Approximately one-quarter of
the wage and salary workers in
he United States were covered
There are more than 000
ly collective bargaining agree species of wood in Venesuala’a
ment* before the war.
{
receive $1,087,000 yearly in fed
oral aid for hospital construction
DIK'f (RATIONS
FOII
FRENCH
PARIS, Dec. II, UP)— The Uni
ted State* Army in Paris dis
closed for the first time today
that the French underground
which helped G.UOO Allied airmen
to freedom will ba rewarded ^ritii
American und British decorations.
Thousands of n^edsls will he pre
sented. - but iiuiatiy po o n e . is
Vo know who get* them, although
nearly 40,000 patriot* are to M
Have Your Tennis
Racquet expertly
re-strung at
(awarded. ■■■•
LOVELY BAG
for Mother
Select j inn ffam pur assort-,
ment of benutnul Bans tin
plastic patents, alligator typo
leather, calfskin and doth
bags . . . all lovely for Christ'mas giving . .
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By 11)42 morn than half of the
assets of member banks of the
Federal Reserve System were
government securities, contrasted
with a proportion uf less than II
per cent in 1020.
niqvp-nl 1‘ierluliri dn Palektrtns, tho composer, took his
name from Ik- town of ■Pales
trina, whang be was organist in
the church of Sun Agaplto.
TENNIS aa Grandma played U—*
feature of the "Grandma's Ghost"
lagaant enacted by students a t
lorn MacDonald Collage, Red
iprlngn N. C —must have been
ast and furlqipi In her flowing ik lrt
ind.voluminous blouse w o n ban!
pretty Melt Laocaitar, who’s;
>7
x an p ty ^ aL , .
(fateraalUmal),
CONCRETE
PRODUCTS
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FICTUIID boarding a plana on a
previous occasion, Mrs. Oeorge S.
Palton, J r . left Washington, D. C„
on a special ATC p|sne tor Parts,
whence another plane will rush her
to tha Heidelberg bedside of her
husband, Gan. George 8. Dalton,
J r - who waa seriously Injured In a
motor accident in Germany. Mr*.
c
Patton w u accompanied by Col. R.
G u n Bpurling, noted aurgwm of The mother uf the driw i of the
UuUvlile, Ky.
(Inlrmational) * Army truck which collided with
General George Patton's car >•
Mrs. Frank Thompson - is under
A bald" eagle called Old Abe a doctor’ll care In her Camden
was carried by a Wisconsin regi- (*• J. home today. Mr*. Thomp
son, whose sou, Robert, hks been
identified as the truck ^liiver, is
home without a scratch although suffering from nervousness aa a
tqw r eg lman t'i •lose waa he gv y .-
Vw
uterete Pipe, Building Blocks, Ready-mixed Concrete,
pile Tanks, Concrete Fence Po.tt, Well Cilrbs and
bjNtrty M arkers'' ‘
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Sanford, Florida.
< CHIDREN’S
SWEATERS
kittle Sister would love a bright
awenter for Chrlstmaal Of 100%
wool in bright and pastel colors
warm and wearable g ift!
2-17 to 4,91
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d p u M i v y . Mgr .
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WR.L OPEN WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12
Sqppiyhig jrai y j t h eek traya ■
' • fcllp hoarda"
Calendar neda
f
Lumber Crayon
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g ft i t f a
L, *11 J
All ‘ children need pajamas.
They never have tob m any".,
These ere nice and worm and
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TOE SANFORD
SANFORD, FLORIDA
PACE THREE
fh» typical highway
pitpoaol forh«1|cppter tgrvick < It will cruiw* u t 100 niph,
u n f r l t * ~ & b V e s ~ u 'm T trai 7 w ll|-hivu u nrm-vtnp-rnrtg'r n
I ha appl.L-iition call* for afk-et fr mile*,
blght-sen-t helicopter*. ,
I
All helicoj
A n d jljth the aimUcntlnn r<i« the last sevc
3 list of nine proponed heliroptj
r<V‘' 0 f "** ,n t,ip north-centr
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wnricc ha* been soundBlg to you town* ami cities will be «ervie<
Ilk# something from the comic .-* including , tnterset. In., --pun
■trips — here’s a reminder that I Istlon 3,1331; urn! Ores ton, Neb.
th# thing may soon be u reality, population. 302.
and w ile practical. The B u r-1
They tell u*. too. that sow
Jlngton Transportation Company firationa call for u helicopter thi
naa- submitted to the Civil Aero- will travel at a maximum speed i
Lunching With The
Marx Brothers Is
Funny Experience
The craft will operate at twice
' Sw4eV tT d rld a
O
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REAL ESTATE SALES
S
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OFFICE .
c
P rices G ood Thru Sc u rd ay , D ecem b er 15
Quantity Rip tsiBeserved__________
Hard Head florid a
C a b b a g e Ib 3ttc
V ita-F resh Coffee
wiNNt* o ilH i op.ANi) championship
fut. i '- . iiiuiulaat Much -111•vy. ‘‘T(
pwu i . nl giijitin* mill r7, , 1: u> | lit
(Itkill) of YllornUm. Itrau. t* loro r <
Factory Pack, Blue Rose
In ciinjunction with the • -i • ••i\i ( ;i Cl
D ried La.
id p a c k a g e
Onrn All You Want
Seraicli All You Want'Hat lie*I tirade Timothy
I’m nut Vint* A- MoIokws
CMrun Pulp N»‘» Prop
llfsl (Jrailp lilr. D.ilpt l\
Idaho Baking
P o ta to e s
5
lbs
25c
Yellow
150 Sheet Rolls Paper
O n io n s
3
lbs
20c
2
bchs
19c
Ctitp Golden
p a rro ts
O U ID A S T A T E R A N K 1U JX
Trash. Sweet
( H u t M lth t \" s llro u S h ire )
W aldorf Rum a n d Brandy
P in e a p p le s each 1 9 c
U. B. 1 Long Ulagd
TUXEDO FEED CO
P o t a t o e s 10 lbs 3 7 c
Fresh Com Off-tho-Cob
Nibletjs
W reaths—Stands
Glpt Yours N ow l
ff'OHEC0fl
M
IHO-MH IHI»
*o**1*
f
f i l l e r S lila in
i Steak
.
L
T
u
r
k
e
y
i
c
o
r
n
lb 40 Roast lb 35c
B a k in g T ip* S hort
Roast ib 30c
Ribs
ib
21c
Pan Ready. Drawn
Roasting Chickens ib 55c
Pan Ready. Drawn
Fat Fryers
ib
55c
Regular Dressed
M
x
B o n e le se C h u c k
I d -In S ta n d in g R ib
ORDER YOUR XMAS TURKEY NOW
e
f GRADE A BEEF
.
hSSSM
w
Brand
N ib le ts
J J w K rh
Londs
s
Slew ing H ens,
ib
49c
New Packl In Bulk-From Kegs
S a u e r
K
r a u t
in c e
M
e a t
Sugar Cured
Fresh Florida Speckle
T ro
ut
fr ’ *
ib
Prttb Fla SpanUh
H a m
C h u n k s
3.
2' 9f *c
Mackerel ib 25c
OYSTERS
SHRIMP
PAN-FISH
pt
85c
lb
_45c
lb ~ TBc
American highway la a till a myth
In many spot*. And In this patticuar case,- the myth is c e r
tainly not aa good a* a mile —
of good highway.
LOBSTERS
Tcmty C heese For A
L Q uick S n a c k
Cl KHSON. S. C„ IVc. 12. M l
— The Southern Conference exe
cutive commltlee President, Dr.
Lee Milford. snvs the committee
will probably recommend exten
sion of the freshman eligibility
rule. Milford mid Ibul the -com
mittee will meet In Rlrhmn.nl
prior to a general conference
session Friday and Saturday.
He aald th a t If the freshmen
will continue to he eligible for
mult her 12 months, five members
of the Sonthern Conference wlm
gave up athletics during the war
will benefit
ARGENTINA
NEW YORK, Dec. 12. M’l
They Might have done it Rime
easily by alnifane or i>ony ex-,
pres* — out alx men from Bueno*
Aires madg( the journey from
there .to NSW York by automobile. They are resting today in
New York "C ity, four month*
from the. time they left Argen
tina.
The six men started out last
July IB, In three cars- Actual
driving tiiM ,.thay said, was only
40 days. They had to makr n
short p a rt of the Journey by
sea — from I‘an* ms to Guate
mala. And they lost time In
junglea w hen the highway ended.
3
New Pack, Bulk ’
M
Conference May Okay
F r o s h Eligibility
Milk-Fid
Rib Chop«
pound
oneleas Shoulder pound
xfttttt Slbw
pou nd
pound
e d Patties
S
Fresh Cuts Pig L ean Shoulders
f l
■ _ . Freeh S a u sa g e
38c
35c
20c
31c
Alexander Porfyrievlch Bomdin, Ruaaian composer, studied
medicine so assiduously that he
distingulahed himself both In
practice and research, and at
the same time became an ex
cellent musician.
?or Lasting Protectioh
one m i s
As a Gentle Reminder-Don'i forgot Tour
Unpleasant Experiences With Insufficient
Wiring. Plan for Adequate Wiring with
Plenty of Electrical Outlets.
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K
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Ro.'iembor, your now o rrem o d e lu d homo ia
more than just a good invostmont. It's a p la ce far
' loieure living. Yqu can protect this investm ent and
. make your homo enjoy ably liveable by b e in g euro
it in adequately w ired for m odern living . . . and has
sufficient outlots in evory room to m ake possible
the use of all th e electric servants you dcJiro. It's
your h o u se . . . m ak e it y our hom o for M odern,
Enjoyable Living.
Better Wiring Wiil~Gca“d Against TIjetj
$hoi looming s~
e In ab ility to use new ly d e v e lo p e d appliances
Lccause insufficient w iling cannot carry the n e ed
ed power.
• Lack of su fficien t wiring to pormit enjoyment
of benefits of oloctric cooking, refrigeration, w ater
hoating and comfort booling.
• Inability to enjoy c o rw n io n c o of ntnall a p p li
ances and portable lamps bocauso of lack of suffi
cient and well p laced outlets.
• , D anger pi tripping or failing ovor unsightly’ex
tension Cords d ue to lack of sufficient outlets.
• . D anger of your homo being outmoded before its
time because it cannot keep pace with develop
ment* of the Electronic Age.
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Wednesday December 12, 1_*4S
n m i .p v k h h k c o n t o d a y
tg lr flint "factory*’, in Jermnn'a
graKo, farmed production of the
'f ir e s t o n e
SUTVOUlt
HAUt^O
WOWTO
^e*t ou t’
Crime And Cruelty
A Big Thrill for a L tth Girl I
Lieut. (Ion. Tomoyuki, Jan commander of the Philip*
19 INCH
BABY
M AR BA N K RU PTCY
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Here now my choice, whether
henceforth to be
A prleoncr to woe, forever chain*
*<1,
Or mnke a friend of grief and
thua go free,
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Redeemed to courage from her
precepts gained.
UNA W. IIAR8EN.
With w ar bond aalea lugging
the
Titusville S tar—Advocate
thinks there would be a greater
public demand If they were kept
under the counter with the aoaji
■ ——-F o rt Myers ,N<" Pres*
i
.DOLL *r
ap art
Or ih all I build u gateway arch
ing wide,
The entrance to mi unfhhililnr
land
Where other* in like circum■tance* abide,
Where pain and aympnthy walk
hand in hand?
. Hurley C hatres Communistic
Career Men Are Undermining
American Foreign Policy — head
line. W hat we can't understand
ip w hat any communista are
doing in the State Department,
or any other department, any
way?
The Miami Herald reveal* that
Mark Wilcox, form er Fourth Pi»tric t congressman, when Sanford
Was a p art of the Fourth Dist , trlct, may be a candidate against
Spessard Holland for United
States Benator next year. Wilcox
la a very able map, who made u
good congressman some year*
. ago, but. wa doubt If he la-aufficlently well known outside his
district to make a strong race.
Besides Holland la fully «« able.
Snow birds, fly-by-nlghta an l
alick change artists are coming
to Florida tn greater number*
. than aver before. Chief Williams
warns merchants to lie cureful in
cashing check* for stranger*..
The proper place for a stronger
to get a check cashed is in- «
bank. If he can’t get it cashed
there, you couldn't either, lint
there will also be other rackets
worked..on the pohllc this winter.
SofneffiiD 1* atne to fall for that
old gag. “Give m i two tena for
g five." And other* perhap* more
complicated, more modern. .
And filled
h a nd-ln
fro m b a rre l *pl*ot*.
AT
Hanging, which is his fate ix too good for him, but his
IIuIMmik Material
captors
and judges mg too civilized to ‘torture such a villain
(From The (’hurrhm anl
V
>
death
ax he and his followers did with so many, other
Here now I hove the l>uil<|ing
men vastly better tliun them scIvex. For him and hix kind
stuff of grief.
How ahull I u*c it? Shall I bull.) it ix enough,, perhaps, merely to judge and hang him in
a wall
due form, and preserve hix evil memory as extra special
i And, ‘looking to *elf-pity for rcevidence that crrfiie and cruelty do not pay.
2 lief,
within,
ilflen rift.
STILL plenty of gifts
OOD CAN SEE MINUTE 1M- rpinex, wax a very clever and rothlcss man, hut fate finally
PERFECTIONS T H A T
MEN !caught iip with him. It lx hard, even yet, to believe that
CANNOT SEE. CAN YOUR there could hnve been Hitch a l*old and ruthless- raxcul at
WORK STAND THAT TEST?
PU T YOUR HEART INTO YOUR large ix this modern -world. Mix crimex are now spread uW Q R K AND Y O U R CON broad for the world to rend, hut it ix safe to say that the
SCIENCE AS WEI.I.:
half hnx never been told. Books will be written ulxiut him.
. aver ye do. work heartily n" vnto and pnrbnbly driimnx of his life enacted,*down to remote
the L ord, and mil unto men.— ,
generations.
Col. 11:2.1.
Immure myaelf.
my
from all?
'.V
ite ;,
mixed II
Salanlnr
«l« a n *
" >' ■
■; ■' •*
bVnl-'wirp 'wa»ii* oui'qf.’ neighbor-
Pleasures Ahead1
................. . v ^ i i - -**
HanXar al
“DoKlamiirl/.iiiK’’
xchoolx fnr brides of GI huxhandx
a ia lm 4 . I 'I h HO u .
have licen xet u)> in several parts of England to undo the
I l l a * s » l l a A ieaae
false impressions of America left in the English women’s
mjnds by Hollywood films. This ix told by a recently re
turned worker of the American Red Cross who was in
charge of setting up such schools.
n o t . i , a .m i i.. i >i : a n
R 4 lt> r
In all fairness to the Americanmovi'p industry, the Red
PR D O X DKAX— Hm Is m * M a * a a * s
Cross man added that homo of the most fantastic ideas had
■ I 'l u c n i r r i o x h a t k *
l>een planted by the American soldiers themselves. In fact,
ru p a h le la A 4 »a a r*
a r r* rH » r vr«*k —
- - .....• •” he said, it wax hard to tell which had spun the more fanci
Oa* Maalh ----------- ------- ——- •'?
The
n r r * l a a a l h a ................- .......... - *■»“ ful tales about this country, the movies or the men.
SI* Maalba--- --------------.xchoolx
taught
rudiments
of
United
States
geography
und
Oa* V*ar —..........—------ --- -----■ ,
r*rdm „» ■history, and attempted to show how to live on $W> or $40
7£T uii.» ••* wiiev. «»iu week, a sum thnt in America would command less purv 'rK m rT iIv chasing power than a like amount In‘-England. There are
about 50,000 brides eager to come to this country, nnd most
of them will have to wait until next spring or summer for
transportation.
Perhaps it’s all right to take out the romance so brutal
ly and factually. Hut it is to be hoped something went Into
The teaching ttfm ake this country Htill seem uttrnCtivcand
T it* l l t n l i l la ■ aira.*** *1
worth the -long wait. Sometfymj like hotv to mnke good
A a m lilM
Ferae 1» H r k la e x rla American coffee, for instance. \ If the brides once mnxlercd
a lr a lr m I I I M
»•*
p a k llra tla a a l a ll a * w « iM«.alrfce*
the formula and then drank some of the results, this alone
rm lllN
la It a r a at a a t m l w
rrrd ltM t IX IW a *aB*r aa4 aWe oujfht to T)e bail enough to mrke. them want to sail west•ba lac a I H a a .a hll*h *4 b r rrln .
A l l H a b ta «a »* * a b llra lla a « f i . f - ward—that ix if they luidjeve^ lasted the English variety.
4sUr
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/MM WEDI<n58D)lYfJDECBMfiEltltt, 1915
*iiiip m iiii n_iL_ww*i• m*. i _
m m uhpm hw nm m
The
Sanford Herald—
-------- pwc MM ua -tn -ta e a
■aiubea
' .
eweet, lovable doU with a
She'll look wonderful under
East, West, Home’s' Best
Somebody's always taking the Joy out of life. Now it’s
J.J. Policy, president of the Asscinlion of American Rail
roads. He said tho other day that a lot of people who hope
to visit Grandma tljls Christmas time are going to find
there won’t he room enough on railroads for them. .
He Anticipates that this month will he the largest in
travel demands in railroad history.'In addition to an estim at
ed 1,000,000 veterans using the rails in an effort to get
homo for Uhe holidays, and the usual home-bound college
students, more people have decided to hold family reunions
than In mpnv yenrx.
At least It's the time of year when human nature is at
its kindliest and folks won’t mind n little extra jostling and
crowding. 8ome of them are going to make thnt' trip
anyway, for all Mr. Pelley’x warnings. Sensible people who
can stay home \v;ill do so.
Beautifully d reutd rlfh t down
JW,’
r oeitlon
'•
<’7 » ‘
to the ''unaonU oaabl«tI*| A
bead, arm* and let*.
tree on ch rtitm x i B r a
«UK««««KIK«IKNN|N«WNl
Bubble Promoters
Working Night And
Day In Charlotte
win* *t catching il.o local drug
ton* novelty trade.
Kventunlly, ihev lrnrnpii of
each other’* off-duty experiment*,
.lei mini, with n fmneilu culling
for plentiful Ingredients, offered
it . to Harnes nnd Duckworth,
HOME
whoie formula colled for hard
lo-find ingredient*. The upidu
wha u parlnerehip. They ea<-l
put in $160,. and went to worl
in Jernuin’e gitrugc "becaueo i
hnd light*/’
La*t Fourth of July thry gave
Farorito Gome
TOWN NEWS
A* fascinating aa It's aaay
to play. Buies are simple ttr.Unti.
<
Longwood
mu) Mrs. J. If. Mcniek rh e i
**Thn Civic f leitKUF held Its •throe tnl.les of games were in
monthly session 01 Tuesday *lil< play. llefreahmentH were served.
Mr. mid Mis. Rnlph Hammond
a large attehdnncA Eluhoraie
idaii* were mude for Now YenrV•I of Rjinluwlu- Springs have re
buxines* meeting und party when turned from Holden, Moss, where
dues will 'lie puld upd European I they rpent u month recently.
collection of clothing uiiil shoes
Muuy entries for Longwood
will be taken.
The leag u e I* Kennel ('tub rnres arc fast com
■ending 26 tlft* for War Vete- ing to town, inline from Kansas,
ian* at Welch Ho«gHul ut DAyIona Reach.
tw o new! members were a d
mitted to ( membership.
Mr*.
Hallle I,a | Vigno waa elected
board of trusters with Mrs. J. A.
Illatline and Mt*. J. 11. Menlrk.
Refreshments were aerveil by
committee of five . member*.
I.leut. Ernest l„ H arris of the
Js'uvy World -War I ha* gone to
Rockfeller Hospital New York
for a throat operation. Ho was
met and given direction by a.
Red Cross assistant a t tho
Pennsylvania station.
I,«ngwood Card Club win en-
J u d y ’s F a rm
08c
Builds a barn, fanco, anl-
0*0, auto, avan the Jana.
>&m4*** triilnAirimmk
\ U id tlie la n d
ZOO •
The big brightly cpforsd
wagen pss removable
partition*, 1* twalva and •
half lick** long. Tounlock
anl*es'<
IMMWWKWWMMIVW»»MKW)PWI»»WV
bsign . . . Lovoly L ocqutred'tm iih
‘‘Take mo to the HILL HARDWARE CO.
low, . .their i|uallty ami service,
C h ild ’s 2
TA B LE AND
C H A IR SET
high!'*
T a b le ta p , m ade o f
masoalU, D 20x28 Inch**.
Xxivsly clear-Onlkbsd wood.
Out* Windsor chair*___, .
Savanfaarv/ncA
J. E dgar Hoovar who know*
m a rs about crimp than any other
man In America, aav* thnt the
tiled. S u tra ,.is
g and murder such a* marked
• roaring 20s when prohibition
cpivrd tho blame fo r parental
raaponalbillty and such things
•Uw enforcement were regardI as old fogy. But Hoover
aco* the b)anm now squarely
kora It Imlangs on the parent*
Ira are too busy with their own
fair*, or too Indifferent to
«ir responsibilities, to give
air children any semblance of
oi-ocUr training. Th* delinquent
lid of -tba w ar year* I* apt to
Tklrfy.Piece
TEA SET 1.08
Bright shiny plxxtic. Berrtp*
fer foarl Even Mpklnel
Well
!
4
Equipped
Shop
which ones
k been boUt for WOO,
i h u t before the war
ir-bV
la
NOW you can buy . . .
REPAIRS and
^ ACCESSORIES
on your GMAC PLAN *
Fun For All
Experienced
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WEDNESDAY^' DECEMBER 18, 1945
THJf -SANFOnn HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA
Society Edilori Cecelia Trutuck
Social Calendar
Celery Feds
By Seminole
nored
kHi-Y
The annual Christmas program
of the Seminole High School
Glee Club, under the able dim-*
lion of Mias 01 lie Kecsc Whittle,
will be presented in the school
uuditorium Doc. 11!, nt 8:00 1’. M.
Approximately 150 students will
participate. All parents, rela
tives, and friends arc cordially
Invited to ottend.
The program will be-as follows:
frucMsional ....... "O Come Ail
Faithful" '
Invocation ........ 'Dr. J. B. Hoot
Hymn — ............... Congregation
1 "To Thee Wo Sing" ....... Thu. h
2 “Today There Is Kinging"
C hristiansen
Combined Choir
and Chorus
3 Scripture ....... Reverend E. Me
Kinley
4 "Now Let Every Tongue Adore
Thee" ...... Bach .
Choir
5 "Ave Maria"
Sehuiieit
...... Huston Babcock
0 "And There Were Shepherd-"
Wilson ..... Choir
1 "Cantiquc dc Noel" ....... Adam
....... Phyllis Allen
H "We Three Kings" ....... Hop
kins ........ Double (Juartet
t) "Carol of The Bells" ....
Lcontovlch ....... Mixed Ensembl.
10. “Sleep .Holy Babe" ..... Mutthews ....... Girls’ Glee Club
11 Offering of Gifts by the Stu
dent Body
12 "A s'Lately We Watched" . .
Luvaas
13 "Beautiful Savulr"
... Christiunsen ....... Choir
14 Recessional
"Joy to The
World" ..
Combined Choir and
Chorus
Reverend
If. Benediction ...
W. 1*. Brooks, Jr.
The Tri-HI-Y' of Semjhole High
Mbs Martha W ight Is expected
Thursday
School honored the Celery Feds, to arrive home this weekend frpm
The Townsend Club will meet Seminole H igh football team, Florida State-College for Women
evening wth a t outdoor where she b a senior.
nt the Court House at 7:30 P. M. 1 Monday
with Mr. L. P. Hagan, president, supper party at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. M aris, 1728
Friends of V , S. Price of Lake
p re sid in g .T h e public f* Invite*!. Locust
Avenue.
Monroe will regret to learn of
Junior • High School P. T. A.
Games, contest, and aongs weie his illness a t the Femald-Laughwill meet a t 3:30 P. M. with Mr*.
E. G. Kilpatrick, president, pre enjoyed throughout the evening. ton Memorial Hospital.
siding. A board meeting will be The supper was cooked ovdr an
fire with cyerypne Join
Mrs. J. M. Joyner and children
held nt 3:00 P. M. Dr. Root will outdoor
ing in the preparation of 1L
have left for Gulfport,, Mis*,
be guest speaker.
Those attending were Dorothy where they still Join Lieut. Joyner
Crumley, Daphne Connelly, Evelyn
istmas holidays.
FRIDAY
Mathews, Lorelei Thome, Jean
Williams,
Martha
King,
M
argaret
The regular meeting of the
Mr. and Sira. Charles Shaw
Campbell - Lossing Unit No. 53, Dingflelder, Mary Touchton, Jean will leave Thursday -for Camden,
Sayer,
Caroline
Leo,
LyHIan
Boy
American Legion Auxiliary, willN - J —wherq they .will make their
meet a t the Legion Hut at 7:30 le? Nancy Will lama, Myra South home. 5Ir. Shaw was recently
ward,
Ann
Lovell,
Lblc*
Lae,
IV M.
discharged from* the Navy.
/Dependable Class or the First' Betty Jo Brock, Joyce Qoodspeed,
Gloria
Dampier
and
Kitty
Odham.
Methodist Church will meet- a t
■Pvt. Joe Petraa has arrived
AUo Willis Anderson; (Richard home- front Camp Blanding for
7:30 P. M. at the home of 5frs.
Singletary,
Bobby
Jones,
Laurier
a ten day furlough after which
Joan tt*°n,,r‘L 2041 Holly Avenue.
•The claks will Aave a p a rty .la te r Beard, Harold Knstnrr, ’Wfilter he will report to Fort Bliss,
Mead
Smith;
Glenntingle.
Bob
Texas.
at Mrs. R. W. HerVotf's.
Cullum, Clarence Ganthim, Port
___t —iL ■
Bailie Harrison Chapter’ of-the er. Lanshing, Bill Jennings, Simon
Mrs. Fritnk Price1 and children
D.A.R. will meet Dec. 14 nt Dingfeler, Paul Petoil. John
3:00 P. M. at the home of Mrs. Brumley, E. C. Harper, fill Cour of SaWnnah,* Gn.. ImviP arrived
A. W. Lee Jr., 2410 Lsurel Ave se}’, Jan Jenklnson, Ed Fielding, In Lake Monroe because of the
illness of her father-in-law, \V. S.
nue with Mrs. F. K.' Roumillat Alvin
Kilpatrick, Bill ' Ludwig, Price.
ns co-hostess.* All visiting daugh George Cox
Nolly Trapp and
ters are Invited to attend.
Spencer Harden.
.Friends of Miss Arlc Mann jglll
The Axalea Circle will meet
Also Mr. and Mrs. Lea Samuel, be glad to learn that she Is re
at the home of Mrs. Julian Pon Mr. and Mrs, William Wray, Mr*. cuperating
from a recent illness
der at 8:00 P. M. The program A. C. Fort, Mr. L. E. Tew, Mr. and has returned
home
will be presented by Mrs. IK 11. George McClelland, Mr. and Mrs. after being confinedto to her
FcfColeman.
‘ '
* H. E ..' Morris, Mr*. Elisabeth nald-Laughlon Memorial the
Hospital.
Central Circle will meet with Lvneh, and Mr. Thorne.
Mrs. . Ralph Chapman at 10:00
Walter Coleman, office supply
-A,
Mrs. Joder Cameron will
merchant, has returned from u
have ‘charge of the program:
ENGAGEMENT
three months* trip to New Y'ork.
"The Legend of the Holly Tree.",
ANNOUNCEMENTS
New England, nnd Georgia. Jil
Mrs. R. W. Turner will discus*
Compllmuiiting Miss
A nun
ls residing at the Mayfair Hotel.
|ilnp« for Christmas.
Rrowne, whose marriage will be
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Drew of
Dirt Gardeners Circle will meet Sanford announce the engage
Pi A. Mero, Jr., is being pro tin event of early January, .Mrs.
with Mrs. S. C. Dickerson at ment of their daughter. Margaret, cessed in Jacksonville for ’ dis Lourlne Bind entertained at he:
U>:00 A. M. Mrs. J. L. Eminlsor to Arnold Tlndel, S l/r, son of charge from < the U. S. Naval home on W ed Third Street on
will talk concerning legends of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Tindel also- Reserve. He Is expected to ur- Friday evening with a mUeslIun-'
Yulctlde and Mrs. George Harden of this . city. Further plans will rlve home soon.
eou* shower.
Baskets of white gladioli deco
will
sing
several
Christmas be announced later.
carols.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Davidson rated the living room nnd a light
Magnolia Circle will meet with
Mr. and Mrs.Toni Cubberof Orlamlu have moved their re ed Christmas tree, under which
Mrs. F. I). Llcskc a t 2:30 P. M. house of this city nnnounce the sidence _lo Sanford and are resid the gifts were placed, stood in
Mr*. J; In Eminlsor will discuss engagement of their daughter, ing at UK) Hlliott Avenue. Mr. the hnllivny.
An entertaining contest was
Betty Jean, to
P v t Elmer L. Davidson I* manager of the Stan
Legends of Y’uleUdc.
enjoyed during the evening in
Ruse Circle will meet with Mrs. Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs. dard Growers Association.
J. L. Lee, Mrs. Irving Feinbft-g E. L. Stewart of Hastings. Wed
which' a scrap book depicting the
co-hostess at 10:00 A. M.‘ for a ding plans will be announced at
Lieut. Karla Broothe Inis a r lives of the bride and bridegroom
Itinrhifcn. Mrs. L. E. Spencer will a later date.
rived In California from the South was made by cutting und pasting
discuss camellias and a tour of,
Pacific and expects to come to pictures' from magaslnes, sug
Spencer Gardens will be made.
Sanford in approximately three gestive of each guests* sqbjn t
'
church a t 3:30 P. M.
•
weeks. He has been a mcmlier For excelling In Die conte-’.
- MONDAY
The business woman; circle of the U. S. Marine Corpa Re Miss Rrowne was. awarded the
„ ' _ ...
„# ,i,_ «r ,i o will meet at the home of Mrs. serve and has completed a two prise, after which she opene.l
rro fm m met tin j? of tnu »v .M#a.
q i3tl,rki»v in in Pni*k Avcnuo yegr tour .of duty overseas.
her gifts and refreshments were
of the First Baptist Church will
yK 1810 lu rk ■ nue
served.
be held in the church annex at
7’*,u * ’
Those invited to be with the
CpI.
George
E.
Elliott,
radio
3:30 P. M. Topic for the month, j
TUESDAY
hostess nnd honorce were: Mre.
specialist
and
skilled
technician
"Facing Tomorrow With God.”
Muybclle Browne, Mrs. Roy Tilli*.
Thu program will be presented
The Aluthcun Sunday School In Instrument landing who I* Mrs. Rolland U Dean,' Mrs. W.
stationed
at
Grand
Island,
Neb.
by Circle No. 2.
Class of the First Baptist Church
Gordon Dean, Mrs. L. V. Mr
*-~The Sunbeams, Junior Girl* will have a covered dish supper Army Air Rase ha* recently been 1-autin, Mrs. Henry McLaulin,
promoted
in
the
rank
of
ser
AmbasVolsnN and Junior Royal at the annex a t 7:00 P. M. All
geant. He is the son of Mr. and Sr., Mrs. Henry McLaulin, Jr..
Ambussndora will meet at the m em ber*.arc urged to attend.
Mrs. G. B. Elliott of 010 East Mr*. D. K. Norwood- und Mi-.
I • -Also Mrs. J. M. Wilson. Mi«.
R. A. Howell, Jr., Mrs. William
Brown, Mrs. Wilson Horne. Mr*.
Jl. A. Howell, Sr., Mrs. Lillian
1Vickc*y, Mr». George Hurt/, Mrs.
George Kurus, Mr*. W. 1L. Edenfield, Mr*. S- A .’ Edonflelil, Mrs.
Geraldine Patrick and the .dissas
Joyce Steele, Mildred Witlimns,
Mildred A wait, Ellen Janmies,
Miss Anna Browne
Honored With Party
Blouses M ake
Wonderful
Third Street,
Friends of Dr. J. C. tiild'-. retired doctor, will regret to learn
that ho 1* confined to the Otanga
General Hospital tn Orlande . be
cause of illness.
Tuesday noontime in ami around
^ lc •tvdent* of the Southside
town t saw MRS. ALICE WIGHT I School are bus» making Christm is
lrt> a dainty blue sweater and ririrt] decorations for the Welch Cortvnoutfit th at was most b e c o m in g Descent Hospital, ami enjoying
............ MRS. C. R. KIRTLEV in Christmas programs, this week.
a lilaek pin striped suit with u Decorntiorre arc being made hy
white eur.icllia in lu-r lapel . . . . students of the third and fourth.
.MRS. WALTER MORGAN in a grade* with, the assistance of Mrs. I
lodge Sport coat doing her Christ Mildred Babcock, art supervisor,
mas shopping . . . . HERSHEI. hi be given to the Welch ConvalIIA.MBY KINNEY in a bright]>«sc«U Hospital in- Daytona as
red top c o a t ............MR. NAYhK l’a lt »f American Junior Red
and MR. GUT hurrying across one Gross work. A cash donation
thoroughfare . . . . MRS. RALPH]was sent Mi/. Helen Schultx, KxW llilir in ti sea ifieen hat, emit rcutlvo Secretary, some time ago
and shoes to match looking like from nil pit| its of the school. |
a m illio n .................KAT M'u.LKIt
Each tnhle in the lunch room
in a beige gabardine with flame «'f the school is centered with a
colored s w e a te r............ WAI TER small Christmas tree and red catiCOLEMAN fresh from New York !llc*! A ,!"'*■'?
'* p,nfW,i
and many other point.* looking 1,1 Die middle of the room,
fine nftcr gaining twenty pounoPupils of the first grade under
. . . . His suit -wa» a black-and 1Die direction of Mill /.ilah Welsh
white check that was a humdinger Mrs. O. K. Goff and Miss E r - 1
. . . . . . I Is for Mvot y to wlutc, nestinc Wespliall will |>rcsent th e '
delus’cious pew color range foe Christmas, play, "In Toyland"l
W i n t e r ............... sheer wool date Friday morning.
Santa Claus
dresses, the creamy tone of an will appear in person Friday s f - 1
elephant’s t u s k ...............toppers
ternoon in the auditorium. Momthe color of, a cumulus cloud . . her* of the P, T._ A. will assist
cgg*}iel| *we»ter* for cither sforts
distribute ■ candies ,nhd
or liig Moment!*
Ivory is kind "tills.
Jo every soil mill ctlndilUm "id
lVij il* of the fourth grade prC-.
com plcxiop................sheer drama rented u L'lnretiiuis program in
when, teiitued with dark _red.
Evening earring* . . . . brilliant,
beautiful ami lug . . .A u d jf you’re I.
the artistic type you can cortcoct
your own personal glitter. I’us.'e
confetti-colored *e<|Uin* and. liny
beads nil over a |iair of large*
pearl car-button* for a lavish
STRIKE CONTINUES
jewel-encrusted e lic it.
Liquid
cement does the trick or just plain
colorless nail polish ........ <hc iije.i
fioni Companion.
The opening of tin* Country
Country Club will lie an event ol
luV. !!• with a supper party and
dance. Invitation^ will la- out
this week for the uffnii and it
should be a gala one!!!' * I'he
committees have worked dili
gently to make a success- of the
club so give them your suppmt
HP .tone, n n tc sc rib rji- them “ with
u.suitable majesty when they have
tn'cii lione; tint those only me
great things which tend ........ inlet
tile more nappy, which increases
tlie innocent enjoyments and com
fort* of existence, or which pave
the wuy to n stiitr o f, future hire*
mote permanent than pure.
estimated that
dd: *irhvulatlin in
t United Stale* iiiiu'iiutcd to at*
or every jierson
products tlinn ever before’ im rec
oril for any corresponding‘period
U. S. railroads in the first ,40
weeks of I ft-l 5 transported "imre
Hospital Is Helped
Christmas Program
WOVEN COTTON WITH SNAPS
30 to U Waists
ALL-ELASTIC WAIST
Whites and Fancies
T— UNDERSHIRTS
THESE PRICES ARE BFI.0W
, OUR 0PA CEILING j
B. L. Perkins
In the Itiilreh steel industry
there nte nn-uim-imllv lnrgo mini
liei of rolling nulls, hut adoption
of the high-spied continuous
strip mill Inis I... .. slower thin
in the U.S.A. •
“CORRECT MEN’S WEAR”
Rev. W. P. Hi links, Jr. oi tinFirst Baptist Church today in
imunccd that -Inrtiiia on dun
20 ami continuing through Fe •
3, n series of special meetings
would lie held lit the i ll in ti_ nl
which Hr. T. F Cullawuy of
the First Baptist Church o!
Thomasvlilc, Up. will preach, •).
Martin Htineeipher wilt lend the
singing ul tlit- meeting*.
CARD OF Til \N K 8
We wish to tiiunk nil oi
Trienils who n kindly and
s-yin put In: t i<u 'h offe*. ,< fluwe
nnd coiulolem o at I lie lime
our dreji sorrow mill loss
hustuiml, father ti ii d lirollu
William Franklin- Lewi-.
Signed:•*
Mrs. Frank Lewis, wife
Gratchcn Lewis, da ugh lei
Mrs. Pea11 Kidd.
Mrs. George McCorkte,
Mrs. Arlie Abernathy and
Mis. Hull Armstrong, sisters
Mr. Ralph l.cwiwund
Mr. Harry lewis, inntlieis
Visit 4 »ur AIhIp nf (lift* for nil lltu family ! Heautifiil,
ahvnyH appreciated. New shipments are arriving daily
DIAMOND AND
WEDDINO RIN(
SETS
SterliiiK Silvei
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Lyric by lIORHAMj
p la c e .se ttin g
dry
ORIGINAL
Give_her—a. handanme.
Sterling Silver
Compact!
F ig u rin e ^
By Jobcson for the htiitte
lover . . .
Topg for Chrlitmas gift-giv
ing! Beautiful blouses in
White, black and paatels . . ,
Beautiful Hurricane
Lamps
to wear "with a jacket or
without. Classics to give the
effjcient offico look—“dressups for glamour and fem
ininity. Lovely blouses, ail of
them for all the lovely girls
on your Hat, '
^
Sterling Silver
Suit und Pep|iora
• Bowls
9 Cundleaticka
A beautiful selection for
ladies and men
Our line of Christmas cards la complete!
WM. L KADER
Jeweler
112 8. Park Ave.
Phone 357-W
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WfiPKtSDAY^PECEMBE& 1V194&.
THE BANIJJRD UMRAfcpr#^MFOH0 -FLeiUBA^:
rsm r v i
It. Parents. In falling to
d Y i n r t p - P r o M e m and. are unaware th at the home solve their otvn domestic prob
pattern Is being destroyed.”
I jems, arc disqualifying themseive
Dr. Fopenoe, who founded the ns counsellors for their children
American institute of yumuy
h«- land the churthes, Popenoa points
l . i f n M u l< a _ L I m 9 fv lift
_ —
. t * _ .I a .
m r i P '] g
N P n / U H g * lotions
Bnck In 1030, pointed
to out. do not reach enough people.
Iv i l l a s 9
O L 1 1 U U 1 9 the mounting divorce rate In Lo*
*‘1/ other states want to reduce
Angeles ns on Indication of the divorce,” I’opcnoe advises, "they
1 trend In
relations.
can do so, not by. copying
. rqnrltal
TO
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Newsfenfure.
For the first six months of this constitutional prohibition of Soutl
[.OS ANGELES—America must
to its schools to solve the J e“r, 17.4HH marringc license Cnriinn, but by adopting an nttl
iurrensing
(Jam of .....
........... divorce, wer> Dsucd here and 13,210 di- 1tude of determined idealism, a lie
The divorce ■lief Ih.vl family life is so importDr. I'mil Pupenoe, nationally ■vnrre *UD* fund
ml ted authority on <lomest(c tale: H7 perrent. Last year it nnt ns to justify a real effort f o r
lotions.
| was K'l_ netcen t,' and the year Us success,
rhools cnh nml shnutd-provide before 7-1 percent.
j /The schools, t'openoo declares,
thorough education for marrl- [ When demobilisation 1* com
can incutate' this Idcalisnt, unit
he soys, but the chief illffl-plotcd, Dr. Popenoe believes, tiiv provide nlucation for marriage.
Ity is thnt “nobody is willing divorce rate is quita likely to ex- ,s’ex education Is only n part of
take the Initiative in finding
wed that or m arriages.
the program, but an Important
place for this education In our
Divorce is on the Inervr.,* one. Pittsburgh's public and pa*
ndol chYrlruiunis. .,
every-here except In South f.'nrj- rocninl schools, he said, provided
"Administrators, generally, n,'o Una. where tne state constitutk
voiimiaruy enrolled c.‘
rlpises In sex
Be Solved In
e Customers Send Their Friends”
HOME
204
Controlled m e
Y S p ffi
FRIDAY
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‘V JbW M f JR
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BUY
BONDS
Sanford, Florida
East First Street
P
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TABLE SUPPLY STORES
E
2-lbs. 25c
Gntr; Bt?ns
ri:v. unecx
Cabbage
a*
C
KHRUAin-
Walnuts
To LI* Supply
tm x tn r
'UPPLY
OLD M1US WtRI SWIM AUDI fur this picture rd Jap an ’s Emperor Hiro■tv.n - -natuK oelbre the red and gold imperial tt.’nne in the tin »»• of
K* ,j!<“ ciiPiUves at Tokyo, rending his resetit-l to ••pen the With * • * n
ol tiic.lapiinese diet Iteprerenliilin ssind pe,
tond with'bnt.iKl li'.oos
luP.-mna. preparing to obey Msi ArUnir’s nrd< *.
I l r . i f ’i.-nall
Factory Pack
Fancy Patna
ike You? Boat With
TAbLL SUPPLY
•ducat Sou, mid r*s
legltiMnie prt gnu
P ills b u r y
’ ei.'. .10 pi re n r..
'iti i’ i* some dlieH inlnl
Flour
5
2 9
ib s
c
Extra Standard
Tomatoes/3
TENDER CUTS GRADE A BEEF
Juicy Tender
S'rlcin Steak
WANTED
50 PIANOS
t) -:eles* Chuck
u>
3$c
New Pdckl In Bulk Sauer
10 in Standing
Rib Roast
Kraut 3 ib* 25c
ib
Baking Chert .. Tresh Ground
Meaty Plate
Boel
Rib* lb 21c H om burgorib 2 S S to w lb 17c T onguos
QrtlErt YOUR XMAS TURKEY NOW
T
u
r
k
e
y
Chunks 34*oz 1.46
Pan R eady,.Iftaw n
rtuljy
— -
P a a Ready, Dimwn
Fat Fryers
s
>b
Pan Ready, Drawn
■b s i c
Stewing ,Hens
55c
it
49 c
S K I N L E S S W IEIM EJ 1S
GA. SM O K E D S A P M I
Fresh Florida Speckle
T ro u t
Vf
Sugar Cured Ham
25
Roasting Chickens u> 55c
Regular Dressed
ib
lb
J2c
SUNNYLAND SM OKED SAVSAGE lb 3 9 c
lU N G A N ’S PO B K SA U SA G E
lb
37c
LONG U N K SAUSAGE
lb
93c
SP IC E D LU NC H EO N A IEA T
lb
49c
SLICED HOLOGNA
lb
29c
M W T C O L D M EATS
lb
29c
COUNTRY STYLE SO U SE
lb
2Sc
BY-GEE FROZEN DOG FOOD
lb
14c
38c
Milk-Fed
S ib Chops
pound
Boneless Shoulder pound 3 5 c
20c
Breast Stew
' pound
31c
Veal Patties
pound
29c
Fresh Cuts Pig Lean Shoulders
pound
30c
VH
■
Fresh S a u sa g e
.. pound
25c
H A f M Meaty Sides
s pound
15c
pound
* w
Pig. Pork H eads
Fresh Fla. Spanish
Mackerel
ib 25c
OYSTERS
pt
85c
HRIMP
lb
45c
nSH
lb
19c
FILLETS lb 2 6 c
LOBSTERS . lb
45c
SALT MULLET lb 2 5 c
CRAB MEAT lb 7 5 c
Veal
fsllow Sharp
Cheese *A-lb 26c
Cheese Vfeib 28c
Mtaffa
»hefise^ «b 21c
Fresh Field
8 T r e
Wreaths! Standsl
i r i s t m
a
G-j y-
uurS
• m<*n tpn.h’rj. Ini. t'n lifirrl'i.
ililch ones frnwnnd n n c them
ha* in many married as
intfln 'mnieri l-i it*
thimit.
\nd." I pvinv hull- (■', " >.
riiifnplt’in
t Ti
/ “ Iji” 1
'<■« cnpnql'' 'T ]»i|.l)'it I t ; yn.l
’ pie f i r m . frttr*
ta blets.
halve,
Dr. I’o | i i ! i i t fwillfle w ilier u o n i i
•i social bloliJiry an I i l«etisr.*r M)HI I'HOPS ... CAUTION. USE
<t the .University of .Sojth'trn ONLY ,\8 DtUBCTED
ullfnmia, v.n* ashed by Ills1
'.M.C.A. to write a no tl.lri fn>
crvice men and their wtv<v. on
ow to rnnki* the oar sir nsttlii- .
heir murrlaie.i. ..tniv ’Inn n.ij,.
'■O’! cop'es were etreulniid. I l lnuljomni: lid vice hnmdl;.' sums
.ip the problem:
"if you seek to itt*in Indivldi'll iin|:|>iii£- nl the
of
Wi
p ay up to $300
.i- m rii..;r. limn lo nuin .i t. >
.III foil, and you'w ill itj'hivnly I
for
i i-.ver Utot you-Ii4»u lour j ' i i . i i J
i.iy r l.tti.ee "f io.il and'com pete 1
Spinets. Studios,' or
li'ippim s '.
t
G r a n d * .'
" If ynu arc willing to , M . . i I
anything and everything u s - f r I
the success of the murrnnro. t ’ -i
$100 for Upr i i r l i t Hit will Ik* o su cess, and you *111
Plnfn ensez
discover thut you have no h » i '
> .-I'criflco aiivlhini* •of value nr-1
cause in your, murriagv, yi u will
Write nirircr Wester
hnve found happiness.
"In attacking any problem
700 S. Florida Ave.
neither husband nor wife can af
ford to ask: 'W hat's In It for I
Lakeland, Fla.
mo?’ Thu quuslim Is: 'Will this '
strenitihcn our m arring*?' "
e s !
P e a s
n wmi
* 2
&
S n a p s
2 9
no. 2
Second D ow n B u t
60 Y ard B T o G o
F r u i t
------------- v r~
Sw eet Florida
1 .5 8
VNI Rl
R o d i-M ix t lb 2 9 c
r a p e f r u it
pound
6
c
Cleanser 3 on* 21c
Qrahamsibpkg18c
Ritz
MS 4
«
Old Dutcb
Nqbtaoo
t Dried Sweet Potatoes
Mb
21c
» « d tH.o4 Florida Grew
*
$ v |p g e
Brisket Stew
lb.- — ?3c Mince Meat
O r d e r Y o u r C h r is t m a s T u r k e ^
E a r ly !
BEETS
SAUCE
MILL FRESH
Birdsey’s Quality
MILE PRICEB
100 lbs.
La'ying Mash .— ............. 3.79
Slutting Math
4 , 1.1
Ure>*fnv *U*h ............ • 3 94
r.rnlldr Mash ................
3.93
Dairy Feed ..............
3.39
Hog Ration ........—— — 3.Of
Special * discount 5 bags to
ton tats
"Baby Chicks" from U.8. Ap
proved and .Fuller um tested
*»
#1»e»ksd
1I
Birdsey Flour &
Feed Mills
.
'
■
3
COFFEE
CAKE
NIBLET BRAND
CORN
Imlt ■ (S se
2 oz. can
14c
lunff m
>
<M)LDCN
K ry
T a II ■ CT*»e
PEAS : 10c *—MILK
25c
-i. ii
;—
**rvtli
lTHOUSAND
BILLION
TRILLION
\ DOLLARS/1
18 TOO/
YBAHp
VU. BETCMA ^
I'LL BET 1
NINETVtXEV£HI SOMETHING
( n i i '> Sales UreeeUm
THtBOl
E SEBVi
UH.*^
sq u ilu o m
PILLION .
dollars/
U PTON 'S,
Crackers 15c
NOODLE
SOUP
LOUPOf
Tomatoes
11c
Prune Juice q t 25c
'aU U uT e Mteet
'
.Kraut N o ^ j a r 19c
TPReuBTY
Prunes 21b. pkg. 38c
aitev*a> SS ee. Je t
Choc. Syrup Ja r 27c
U e
■>.v
Dm 15
Lkltel
..
•
* ■'
'
1B |
Chocolate 8 oz. Bar 17c S
lf e ^ 7 N o .W ? a n l4 c
3 lbs M e Cabbage
ib 3Vic
Foticf Wfwiil
2 19c Rutabagas fc 3c
* ^ l ? ? fe W ? n s
9 0 /1
iu BrrtHh
Nmm-NUiB
D O LL
Buy by the Pound
on riera — snenn
Lrncheon Meat lb
c
C a k e
2-lb Size
sUcki)
M I R A C lij^ W flt
Already Colored Oteo
G
itlu u liv il
n u ll a Jam
taw ct
g f r
O n .i.tH
laVMif a BA n i l iM U sers r r e m i u v
SAN FRANCISCO, D ee. 12,
i/P)—Added to the strango situa
tions which have devsopel In
'nothall ' games this Mavnn is
he wrinkle that p ip p e l up In u
var bond gathe lit bait 'Ira n i!; ■>.
The Fleet City DluciacLel <>f
Camp Slim m aker,'Call!., met tin
All-Star aggregation from la a rl
Harbor.
The game was In the fourth
quarter anil Fleet City's power
ful eleven had the nail. First
the official* marched the ball
half the distance to tha Fleet
City goal line as a penalty for
slugging. Immediately after this,
the same Fleet City team mas
pcnnltsad 1C yards for holding.
Well, when the statistics were
In Fleet City still had the plg-
W aldorf Rum & Butter
Heavy Juicy
\ V I N i m 'w
dlij v w /ly.uions
no. 2 ca n s
Leef R o ast
At Lowest Prices
sklijL But it 'Vo
and sixt;. yard*
first d(w.iii • —
n itlet **tlv riK**i,i«t —msrrb*,l
Doted Colli
hiisiraas Tyees - All
f; Vi ■.1355
�J
\
^TmteDAK^CDMBER.12.;f945
meeting of ifi< nModaUon'
i u _n u .&n
Sched
, \ N , r o n p . t o a l p , 3ANEopr> f i .o r i p a
•r 1H46
Miami.
JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 12. OP)—
Another
phase
of
Florida*
B jf - w n r pportn schedule will In*
^ u m e d next year.
A Florida (Jolf Association of
ficial
Frank Rogers— ,xay« the
Men's State Am ateur Golf Tourna r » n i t
t o r t iT .
* i:m x o u :
ment will tie reviewed In April
P lfl X T V . K T A T K OP y t . lia iH b t l l t t l lT - ( t I A M K H Y ,
or May of next year.
Tile
H.
I
tournament has lieen an event L R•H T K It HI ’ I.I.IN
I'lu ln t ff.
)
VH 1
IH V O ItC R
for 28 year* before World War , .............
LEGAL NOTICg
l.A W A N B A
T h e to u rn a m e n t Mite nnd date*
w ill be (e le cte d at th e w in te r
m y m ic B
...
IN
H l’ U .IN fl,
Ilefe n d u n t
■
*>K P I’MI.ICATIOX
T liy - N A M K
t ip
THK
p u m fn A
op
a n u a ry ;
’^y t - 'd
wi m i to
w in
s in JJanuary;
7
chamhlon Ik 8kee Rlegel
. >
)
S T A tn
M nxw .11
A verm*.
f t ie y . tint .
I -isrn title I'u u n l) .
W ynm ltfr.
Y o u ' a i r liprfh» riim m atulpil ii>
ap p ear Ki i l ir b ill nl com plaint
filed a a n li» t you In 1he t lr t u ill
C o u rt n[ ib r ‘>111 .luiln-lit 1 I ' l u i i t
Hcmlnnli* t'o u nty. M inlr of Kim I1I11.
In ih e ra*e o f l,e « trr rtullln« v»
lotw antlu S ullln*. •!.-f« m l.int. u l i n rlll till* iv lli'f MMlght I . d lv d it'i. nn
the Hevenllt l>uy o f inntu.cy. 1•• I ••.
a Itu le fia t of thin ( 'n u ll rl.< H i *
I ’ l.iln t lf r 111in *>rm-ettil ex im rtr
l l . 1* llir llle t lull* t i l l llln l Mil*
o rd e r be tu itill.h r.I t.itre- .1 u d 'l i
fo r -fo u r ronmo-uilM* u p p Io In th»tfanford " lle t u lii" , n neu .im iir i >f
la l c irc u la tio n , iiu iill. lir .l In
S panurfom
. H rtn lim lr iv .n n ty . f t o r d.t.
fin uo anti ori|i'r*-d at itn ifu n J. itctnItmle 1‘ountY. Plot Idii. tide N i l
yem brr, :* ib . it.tr.,
Ot I*. IIK R N IX r N
C lr t ln I'l r r u l t C ourt.
^
B y O. L, H unt. ||. C.
(C irc u it C ou rt [tra il
n o t ii i :
•
•
I DOUBLE
BEAUTY
t^irOUR
THE
Venetian Styles
Gol d F r a m e d
mirrors
• ..Wooden F r a m e d
mirror*
*.* ’ ■,
• .Yuli
Length
micro r*
F
ROOMS
We ajso reulacc tracked, clouded or broken mirrors,
cut and fit new glass table tops, windows ami
mirrors.
op
t m u ttio i
fi>, of sw i, of nv 'i
31 T a w n sM li 31 Houtti I!
E* j»L 10
.
T h r i'f-nff'Pftifnt - of l
p fo iifrtV «iml«r 'ih**
Q M | I paik -i I w
arn' )tt *U»**
arrnnY h ijr
f>bn)t I'
tn
U «.
t)ruii mrt y ll rt <’i I.tli*iI IH•*»•*'I« w 111 *1
(ota fn' th»* MAhent
in u r i litiU ie rliinr Ufi I hi* f lr«*l >*»»>'
fU v in ih** m uiith •*f J;intm r>. IHh
W hich If the 7ih U.t) "7 J a n m i
SENKARIK GLASS & MIRROR CO.
II* W. 2nd St.
I* Slh < a r oT Dt*<*mh»;
n*mlft*t the estate o
in ^ ha C o u nty J tutor of H ciuliioic
C ounty. F lo r lila i w ith in r lit h l o il*
m it ir month* from the time of
(C irc u it C ourt
the flrat p u b lic a tio n -o f thin nolle*.
K n rh g rln lm n r demand a h a ll he In
Itow n, IS Till: CAt'KT OP THK COl'XTV w rltln a and ahall state the plae*
in unit
JIIM1K. OitllXOl.i; rOIXTYi of t c .IJ t n e e ami. poat o ffic e nddrsa*
"IIF U
I'l.O H ID A , i x p h o h a t i :.
of ih* clu lm n itl. and s h a ll be « v u f n
I IN UK:
P.5T v r t : o p
In bv the claim a n t, a a rn t nr ut
.ml 1 c- BMAhV I ’ ltOtW KU.
Hecena.al. torney. nnd an y such c la im or de
1 ,7 Villi iT® »M. IlfKIIITOH'S AX If l*»iH- ntil nd not *0 file d ahull-*to Void
; >1.11
HAVIXU PI.AIMX till
U l l . I . I AM
S T I!H \ I I T
<
Iliai *tfi !
Hemlnoli
RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR
Bv l« I
IfliHAXIIX
A tttix ar
M il*
Real Estate Sales —Rentals—Mortgage Lonns
Dependable Insurance nnd Bonds
•Phone 060
rfutSHPit
in 1lie I.
IIIT lt K i
A* exe cu tor o f ttic I -n-1 W ill and
C o u n ty , i ' You and rn c li o f you a re here.
T fa ln tu e n i of K n U in P io -a ur,
m n u - jt iy notified and r e if iilr r il to |tr**
deceased.
t lh d a y sent unv claim * and demitnde w hich I'irst |iiiblli:illon. Not 31. IMS.
Jn da* I y o u .., eith e r of you. mn> have
”
ltimm I. Florida State Bank lluldliifl
Christmas together. . . H ave a Coca-Cola
1 rot
and ot f ie ld
Hanford. RtoHda.
ru n
T A A IIK H M
C I I A l 'T i a t ITIST OP im a
N O T H 'P IH IIK I t I H I T tJIVP.N .
T h a t W. tl. W R IT M O N h older of
T a x C e rltric u la No 3t>«. |s«u*d Ih*
lut il ly of JUtV A ! ' . 1( 13. h
■ led ruine In m y n i l 1
ill
iimde n p p IV a t'o n fo r a 1a li f t
be laxued file t co l. Hnld I'V tllfle n lr rn.htJc* * the ililuW lUH dc>crlbed p ro p e rty In the I'tiu n ly of
em lnolc, State of P ln rld 1 *0.
Gdwnrd A U«hrl«*l.
PPHUPPP
|_
oinnsnas
Mruuit l u i i
page sev en
Beware Coughs
from common colds
That Hang On
u re c m u lilo n re lie ve s promptly bera u se it cues rlR h t to tiie seat o f th e
(ro u b le to h e lp loosen a n d exp * l
iterm Inden pHTeRro, a n d a id n a t u n
to soothe and heat ra w , te n d e r, I n
flam ed b ro n ch la t m u c o u s m e m
branes T e ll y o u r druR R lst to aell y o n
n bottle of C reom ulston w ith th e u n
d e rsta n d in g you m u st lik e th e w a y It
q u lc k lv a lla y s th e cough o r you are
to h a v e y o u r m oney back.
CREOMULSION
for Couehi, C heit Coldi. Bronchi til
Phone 320
RICHER F L A V O R ’
RENT A CAR
RENT A TRUCK (V i TON)
YOU DRIVE IT!
PHONE 200
STRiCKLAND-MORRISON,
U-DRJVE IT, INC.
B ig g e s t
H o lid a y
tor
desserts - cakes - candies
To All Your Bakery
Needs - - -
.,.
It's
Home at l a s t . . . to wife, to child and family. W ith Christmas in the
always
fresh
when
time Coca-Cola fits right into th e picture— the familiar, friendly invif
Phunr Blit-J
tation Have a Cofe adds the refreshing touch. A happy moment.is an
»
Dixi
C ry s t a ls
You Should Know
R u s h
L o n g
D is t a n c e
,
Long Dtstanco will bo
busier than ever this
Christmas. So please
You ihouM know about the HO',;
collidnn or up*i<t .auloinnbllt' inBuranm ef/ered by tit* Si a to
Farm Mutual Im urunrc Co. If
you carry |MI dnluciilile colli
sion or up**i insurance on your
car or truck:—060 i* duducUxI
(tom cash collision tmd tipsui
Liaiqt. if it poets yuu $'>0 In re
pair u damagod fonucr, you pay
Alt. If another fender is da intutv<I
am) it cost* you S'iO to repair,
you avain pay ALL
,•
occasion for Coke— and the pause that refreshes.
Jj
Teni»-Cola"nnd IU abbreviation
IO IH ID
'Coir*4ff ill** n^iitend Irtde-
U N D It AUTHOBIIV OP I H t COCA.COLA COMPANY IT
m4t^*wbkit dtxtmguUli tlw*
uit of The C’*kj C» la iViopauy.
U G H ! BROWN SUGAR
IN THI NIW RECLOSURI
o n
D JU X K
air. All the dreams of a lifetime rolled into one moment. A t such a
Robb’s
Home Bakery
W. tat
welcoming a fighting man home from the wars
caaton
By PAgi ROBINSON
mAKETl
G E E B G E N D A * I'D TAKE
VA'MOME BUT I'VE GOT r
A DATE - A N D I’M C=—
i LATE A L G E A D V 'IL L )
-------\ LEfT VOU OUT S
I AT THE COQNEQ 'J
DONT
MIND
1 ME” J
KEEPVOUG DATE
I'LL WAIT FOG VOUi
in TWE CAE .."I------
AVM B u r - SU PPO SE E rrA ^— 1
l o o k s o u r N’SE E S VOU
•- 0(2 WANTS TO GO FOG A «=
----I PlDE. MAVBE ??
-
OK^VZ-eurVOU’CE
GET AWFUL LONESON
BESIDES l MAV BE l
coupla
HOURS
If 'you bad
coverage you t
rould net both fendern repaired*
by paying only <20.
I
do not make a ny but
necessary call* on
The premium u fle r the 1st year
i* no m ere th an you would pity
for the $60 deductible kind und
<io to <26 lea* th an you would
pay fo r the I
m ost companies,
December 24 and 25 .
Call 178-J. Get
LF.8S.
the
h
BKST
fo r
K IA K L L j
J LOOK BGENDA/ I’M ^
m i INGYOU-1 CANT TAKE 1
—i YOU HOME NOW - T----| rv= gotta pate
J ck a v .” rvE GOT
■
ALLEVENING/p
!** 7J
] i LLW Air/rrr'
IF ETTA SEES YOU RACKEDJ
HECE.THERE'LL BE WAB.t* S
TAKE MV KEYS-BUZZ OTF.'J
>kA I’LL BE OVEQ d7DVOUG HOUSE
-J A LATEK^j-------
NO SALE.' I'M PlTUH
ING MVTENT RK3HTJ
HEGE.riLL m k
V O U TAKE
ME HOME / /
S SPARE I -! *.i
HEAR HOOFBEATS
COME PLENT-T f AST
THAT P A N 'S HORSE,
------s-----, ME KNOW.'
, TONTO.I’M SURE
MUST UfyB HA
AN ACCIPENT. V ^ c , NEVER BEEN
» £ ; » W TE R E I N I N G r ? ^ ------. TO CAMP. ,-------S { ijftu-,
For inexpensive home
entertainment . . . .
come to FARRELL’S
STORE. Better buy
now, b e f o r e t h e
Christmas rush.
WHA t d i d y o l i ; '
BGing . a j ,,;.1-}
GELA)
CHICkf
LEMML
EXPLA 1
leONIC RANGER
MEMO SABAY
*Get Armour's now and
right time I This balanced fertiliser Oa well-aged,
thoroughly drillable and it auppllea essential plant
foods for your crops. In addition to ftvlng prompt
oervlca on BIO,‘CHOP," we can fill your require
ments fo r b#by rhlpka, M idi «nd fegfs. See us mprl
3
I HAD A DATE •: p v r
YOU WIN/
' WAIT TILL I
TELL ETTA-
m m s.
ELAND
m
I -t h o u g h t > o u AND
VICTOR COME Hi
ME FOLLOW
t PONT KNOW. THERE
4dGN OF B tO O P -B l
OF COURSE .TONTO
BACK
MlNP SAYING
-v I'M WORRIED.
SAPPLE. WHAT YOU THU
HAPPEN TO PAN ? r ~
and Second S t
i s * , , . '
___
HO! HO,
VICTOR!
IT'G PAN'S HORSFj
R IG H T, BUT TH E
^ A P P L E 'S E M P TY
I HAVE A HUNCH PAN HAS RUN
INTO TROUBLE. REAL TROUBLE,
�Hi
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1945
_________ lu a. ■ ■ i
" _______ —e— i i “
othcf- day. and suggested th at some Our ides was that possibly the
g rt fired again m 1960.
In the 52 years since its first . Nell Gwyn, English nctrors of
effort to madb 10 fashion n pln- members of the Seminole Pistol
This may explain the general J .««.»ssriit-eT.mmen-i».p pTTTTterttrm-j th r spveiitwnitb-eanturv wa; i lllt- ---- J
a me to n n ritU s wFir
apathy. Political meutings nre rayon has grown so rapid!v that | orate and with^difficulty scrawled
former Sanford hurlcr who was Ton and other German models nuch
held, but after the speakers sit it.* .world consumption exceeds j an awkward E. (Eleanor) G. at
killed hv Ccrman small arms fire ns the famed P-3H. There aru
down there arc no discussions, no that.of wool. I* 13 times greater I the bottom of her letters, written
while attem pting to set up sig rcverul 7.65 MM' Italian models.
questions asked.
than’ silk, and is surpassed only ( for her by others.
nal equipment during the D-Day So, how alxrut the club inviting
Worker* listen dumbly to cm by cotton.
invasion.
This concr believes the veterans down to the pistol
ployers’ proposals and raise n>
It would I* very appropriate. range and have a little fun? Ah
American
railroads
tnovW
By GODFREY H, P. ANDERSON points about .improved working
Tradu Union membership in the
We are confident that although oul, monsieur?
nearly 43,000,000 members of the
AP N ew sfcalum
conditions.
They
seem
to
have
United
States
and
Canada
ruse
Joe Isn't n locnl hoy, every person
And talking about recreational
MUNICH — People in this city lost all courage to speak fnr them from less than 3,000,001) workets aimed forces In organized groups
In 'Sanford who knew Joe Finder activity, Joe Moss came up with whirh
designated nr t h 1 selves. .
to (bout 12,000,000 between 1933 from Pearl Harbor through Au
would approve it. You hail to the idea of promoting a Seminole "capital llitlei
gust 194B.
of the Nail movrjnent”
and 19(3.
Communist)* Active
know I’intler to understand just County Golden Glove* Tourna today seem more concerned - w-ith
Communists ware the first to
what happened that June morning. ment. There lire lot* of boy* In winterising their bombed borne*
After bbing hit several times, J,*. the County who have pugilistic than fn develoting n new political organize a parly In Munich under
thu twniership of a group of lorkept hauling the equipment ashore ability, according to Joe. and h« life.
o u r |Htliiicai prisoners returned
nntl getting It Into operating con think* it would lie n fine method
V
oodi'n
hutments
are
spring
from i oiuchlration camps. Elgin
dition. We're nil for thot pla of creating boxing Interest uing
u|i
to
form
new
shopping
cen
of them were confined longer than
que and agree with Jess that it's mong the youngster* and a t the ter*.
ten years.
They ure allowed to
most appropriate.
same time give local ring fans
plays an important part ^
• Huts off to H. B. Crumley of thi chief scout of the Boston Hrnv** s-Kcveral of tho fellows who hove a chance to see some good fig h ts.' In some pilin'* you *eo priests hold muctings Imt forbidden to
ek tucked up working | ubiisli political literature or w n r
Klwanix Club for getting up that of the National League, came in returned from Europe and tho We. think the Idea is swell anil with cassocks
in everyone's success.-, .
carpenter* fo patch their da- uniforms, budge* nr armbands.
colorful program for the Saufonl- t he'office the other tiny. She u - Pacific ha Ye asked us about the Joe is working on the possibilities a*
■tingeu
churcher,.
Among
local
Germans,
the
gen
W
gnnltatinn
of
a
local
rifle
club.
forlctl
that
she
hint
seen
“RawGaincsvillc, football till.
of putting the show over, lie
ernl opinion semms to lie there is
Hotels Limited
K. B. Smith, who saw the Crim meat’’ anti Mrs. Rodgers In Chut- Thi* would lie on interesting acli- says he’ll give us more informa
Before the war Munich had little prospect of. Bavnrin's going
fellows
have
tanooga
not
long
ago.
Mrs.
Beck
vlty
since
many
son Title of Alabama play three
tion later. However, Joe would three
hundred hotel* with eight
greatly,
Buck, Icurneil to shoot and would like like to find out whnt the fans
games this season, says the Tuio uitl both looked fine.
The haltit of being
The (pod situation appears b.*'.;
. . la the nation's i-ecom) best pquadr rR nw m eatV son, is out of the an opportunity to remain In pract really think of the plan. So If tliuiiraiid l>edr. Nov thorn art
only forty-two "'Willi fiv e '1 undn 1 ter in the south than in other
well, groomed should
He rates Anny as tops.
you would like to see thi* pro beifa
Army anil Tom, the other son. l:t ice.
and many of Hnoo nre rn- part-, or Germanv and prices nr.j
Tommy Comer, the Tampa doing fine. Mra. Beck ulso suit]
be started early in
Many fellows are bringing home gram staged, let Jpe know ur i|iiisitioncd.
Work j* now being nearly normal. In fact the Mu.
heavyweight, won his first post Joe Engel was recovering sail*- foreign
weapons,
. . . particularly drop a postal to this column,
life
.
rushed on others.
nIchor's main grumble seems to lie
war battle last week against Johii- factorily from a recent illness I pistols. From Europe, tho boys
that
the
meat
ration
was
recently
Meanwhile,
o
fficially
permitted
ny Denson, tinmez. wnu
, nn,| ihnt he’ll be Irnck with the I are bringing French,. Gcdninn,
democratic parties upp.nr to be cut to the same as tho rest- of the
up nn Ipirresslve. record before j lookouts of Ouitanongs ns P i t i-J Italian niiO Kpnflsh makes. Wc
country.. •
‘
getting now xecruha.
going Into the Atiny, Is (lesUncil j
this season, The Lookout* I have n 7.05.MM Ccrman I’-27-WnlYour clothes wilL last longer if jegularly cleaned . . .
Some. RuvnHnh.s told nie "I
On 'th e other hand Bavaria is
to be n top-notch pugilist* before j w|]| train In ‘Cocoa,
j thei*. W e'also haye some Italian
outer wijiil to voteJgalft.■. In H133 exjiectciL-to, rvcplvtj 'ibreq millioa
,on.?'
„
Wife of th e 1
Bennett talked w ith'us Ha >md Cernmn, 7.63MM limmnnitlun,
! w as,n cdnimirnisL Hitler enirte fi'pult luted 'German* front Poland
Mai. Zlnn Beck, . who
Wo hnVe^ never fired this weapon.
and I lost- my job. *This year • I and thr Sudetcnland soon. There
110 E . 2nd
R hone 486
Io*t my job again for being Nnki. is u certain nmouht of anxiety too
If I Join another party now I may about lawlessness.
FOR SALE
~, - MIAMI; b e -. 12, (Ah—Down In
COMPLETE Broiler Plant cap YOUNG woman for *witchbonrd Miami this week for tho flO.OOO
open. tor. Chase & Company.
Open Golf Tournament. PGA
able of * handling ,300 - 40)1
FILL up with keivseno and fuel
fry ora n week up to an age WANTED; Settled woman for tournament director Freddie Cor
oil.
coran did a little reminiscing
of .1 2 - I :i week*. Approsijccncrnl houseworks Phono 724- game
II. H. POPE CO.. INC.
during 1UIB.
nm tcly 2000 chicken* B to 10
He says the year’s longest
week* old. Dressing machine.
*WO FARMS FOR SALE—One
Mnljp me a cash offer. 2£«B GIRL f*>r soda Fountain at Lan- on tho stand' out -spots of the
3 acres, tiled lend, i good well,
Samord Avo. phone [124.
cv's Drug Store- Part time or drive to date entne when Jimmy
2 story house. 1 car garage, 1
Thomson walloped n hall 365
full .time.
■ (pot hou*c, 600 ft. West of HOLSTEIN' <**•***(
milk, 1row,
MW. litrril*
fresh. li -T ---------------* - ------------ yards on the lath hole kt thu
’■*" LaVb Mobroe Post Offfce. One
Henry Burns, Rt. I, Box HUS, FOUNTAIN girl*. Apply Ship': Portland, Ore., golf club. The
—ft acres, all tiled, good well, 2
Canaan City.
> Service, Sunford Naval Ail shortest putt wn* n- six Richer by
By
Story house; 2 story barn, U ____________
Jlyrou Nelson in the final round
Station.
..
mile west on OrangiT Boule WARItrobc trunk. Ilionc 40H-J.
of the lais Angeles Open.
It
vard. J. W. Bell, Lake Monroe;
GIRL for full time job. Apply cos* him a first rlact tie.
_Phone I B . ______ _
10.11 Model A Ford, go ml condi
Beacon Dairies. 222 Magnolia
Corcoran s»y* the biggest up
tion, new tiros., Steve I’eleis,
Avc.
set so fur this year Is crcdito I
ROOFING — “ Brand new, nolid
comer Richmond and Geneva
to Fred linns, Jr.,—Now Orleans
,
aluminum sheet roofing. VI
RETURNED VETERANS
amateur- -who won tbc Memphis
Scrimp and snap lock styles. Phone. - Avenues........ ......................... ■
>GET
SECURITY
NOW
WITH
open with a 271) against- such
" Wire-Wrltu at once! Fulenwldcr l.' H Plymouth Deluxe Tudor. OPPORTUNITY UNLIMITED
Mfg. A Distributing Co., P.O.
.Motor recently overhauled body! FIRESTONE STORES has good standout* us Nelson anil Snm
Box 3351, 1*10 Lancaster Drive,) need* . some icpuir. Radio, hj gm*itJitn open now for Milcsman. .Snead.
The “unliiekiest pro" award
Orlundu. Phone' 2173)1.
j I*, below; ceiling. Reel s Used .starling
salary
commensurate
Cars ami Parts, Orlando High: with your ability. Previous ex goes to Harold Jug McSpaden.
SHEET Music, popular n n d
Ho finished second in the 110,000
way.
perience desirable hut not essen Miami tournament—The HI time
standard, book music and music
tial. Apply by letter otdy. stating this year that he has been In that
instruction books at The Music
Telephone Sets — Table anti
Box In the Princes* Theutu 101.'! Ford flnL bed, light truck, age and exnerience.
spot,
FIRESTONE STORES
a* i*. Meal for farm, price
Bldg.
Snmmie Snead suffered the
ti l E. 1st. ST.
below ceiling, $526.00 Reel's
“toughest break" to come to a pro
Used Car* & P arts, Ortnndn
IECDRDS • All llic latest popu
■luring the y£ar. Ho cracked his
Highway,
lar*, Miring music and alburn
right wrist', while performing In
Cocktail Tables
Lamp Tables
act* for Christmas gifts at
BORROW 'HERE WHERE * , a softlmll game with' caddies ut
End
Tattles
Radio
Tables
our music store. The Mbsic OHANfGF.S, piicked and shipped.
Hot Springs.
PRIVACY IS RESPECTED
Rive *, Orlando Highway. Phone
ox in the Princess The* t v
A
T
YOUR
nnfurnl
desire
for
privacy
Gene
Snrnxen
turned
in
the
M2H-W.
Bldg.
In money matters I* strlftly ■car'* la-si-perfnmnnre by one of
CIUUSTmnx
true* after Dec. 11.
respected here. Friends nn i he “old
10,
eighteen
guard’’ when he finished
.....................
ALL OF BLOCK
'Hive's, lirlanilo H i g h w a y ,
relative* are not auctioned, in b second place tie with Ben
lots, or will Hull any of lot*,
phone 828-W.
about your credit Your em llogun at 280 In the Tam O’ Shanrun* from Lake Mury highway
ployer or business associates ter Open.
to Crystul Lake, all beautiful WE have quilt' a few late bloomam ps
•ill not hear of your personal
lots. Sec _H. T. Cochran, Luke
Nelson— wRh .18—won the most
er*„
Greunlruf
Chrysanthemum
affair*. Then* i* no causa foi tournaments and collected the
Mary, Flu,
Gardens,
\
amps
embarrassment
most prize money—liver 564,000
CLOSING OUT ALL
ReosmtSbli* rindh" reipiireinott*. ' (n „ „ r
WtKH) healer, r a it irorr, small
...
_ nm cK g a NI)
N<* co-maker* on money loan*.
site, 5*UI0. 1705 Magnolia Avc,
The greatest mutch was played
**• e
TKAIEKS•
Vuri ib'e payment plans.
by Nelson against Mike TurnesB
*40 Dodge 1 *4.100 enrgo ' ■$710 MAN'S strap » ulchy 16 jowofs,
FAMILY LOAN CO.
at Dayton. In playing tne last
'43 Dodge Pick-up ......... 030
nearly new. Cush/or trade fnr Florida Punk Hhlg.
Phone 3? four holes in four under par, Nel
'42 Ford i ',4-Ton cuigo — ll.'b
table
mo Id rrtdio.. Clark's
beat Turitesu one up for the
'41 Chev, IS -to n .................. - 775
Lhao Store, 208^ Sanford Avu.. FOR YOUIt furniture needs— son
Leo Weller Beni ut Mather PGA a title after being two down.
*41 Ciicv. Jbj-tim .................... 8 1>
Corcoran say* when tho year
Furniture Co., phone 127.
. *40 G. M. C. 2*4-tori 10-wlieel CHRI8TMAH~ TREES—N a l i v e
**'*•
J, ,
—
mils, the pros will have competed
cargo
........ l*o > Reil Cedars vyith. or without
in 42 tournaments, the greatest
stand* delivered Wednesdays
* ‘CO G. M. C. enb over eng. van 730
number ever scheduled in any
ninl Saturtiaf* within
citV
'JOS International 2-ton ....... .130
year. They will have fired at
limits.
Hlzo*(i* from 3 Jo l(r
'38 Din. T I 'A-ton stnki......... 130
DODGE - PLYMOUTH
8510,000 in war bonds—also a
feet. Orders taken throut
*40 International
tractor, big
PARTS AND SERVICE
IBth at Hunt's Tuxedo
tire*
........... 730
9 Palmrllo Avc.
Phone 1011. record, ami will hove raised 1300,000 for war churitle* and re
S tore. Phone ;tr,n
'43 E. II. T. Mack tractor like
Yl*k, thcy’rq hero in time for ChristL STOVES ic p u ir e d ~ N . F. habilitation,
new
.--- 2300
mai! 1’ienty of shelf space.
NICE
cottage,
four
rooms,
'Caldwell,
Rt.
2,
Box
188,
San
'40 G. M. C. tractor,
electricity, gn*. Screiuied porclv
ford.
000 motor
------- 1500
nice lot, shady, ^ 2524 Ornnga
*31) International tractor, -D-30
WE ARE lull" equipped and
4 2 - 75 u p
Avc.
K-ti motor
1000
know how to rac.'.p your tires.
'42 O. M. C. Hu*, 2‘A-ton, Uko COCKER pu|is„ pure hred, order
Natural nihhar m synthetlr.
■ now
— 1595
now for ChrfMtnms. 914 Myrtle
wo protect tne eidcwull* of
Dor*ey trailer, flat bed — — 230
Avc.
your tire. Jones Tire Shop,
GMC Drop!tamo vun trailer - 250
Cor. 1st and Elm, phono 008.
Klnghani 24-ft. framelcss van WINE for your fruit rnko a t
Mnko H i i r h lovely ffiTLs
trailer
. ....... 08b ■ lim ner's Soda Shop.
BODY AND Fender denis, paint
WICHITA. Kan., Dec. 12;
Trail mobile 2K ft. stainless stasl
Injury nr fading should be -*range wonder and fascination
fop hbr bedroom. In
frameld** .
—- 1GOO ALL DRY wines, H5e quart.
corroded now to combat aging tent go with any i->rn mention
’43 Black Diamond 30-ft. van
and weathering. A now pain- " , Gypsies In this country
Homer’s Soda Shop.
floral pattorn.s in a nice
like new
...... 1W9
leas method nwnits you at
Thev're like something on* of
Wo aluo have 200 other trucks ORANGES, $2.50 bushel shipped
YATES AU Ttt PAINT Ik
another world — those w in d e rs<-*
sKaortmcnt of colom.
ami trailer* to choose from. Gua
BODY SHOP
for you. Phftne 7IW-W.
up and down the road* of thu
ranteed to undersell any truck
108 N. Palmetto Av*. Phone 371 world.
agatalnim*
their
own
HOGS — one rcmly to butcher,
dealer in the country.
traditions and folkways, in the
J, P. Rlzcr, Sr., lit. 2, Elder WASHING • machlnea repaired— midst
KNIGHT TRAILER CO.
of
modern
life.
and all home appliances. Cald
k. Springs.
m i W. BEAVER ST.
From Wichita cornea word that
well General Repair Shop, 707
Pll. 5-2651
FRYERS, New ‘Hampshire Reds.
North Mills, Orlando, phono the 5,000 member, of five Gypsy
LACKSt'NVILI.E. FLA
J. J. Mellon, I IX Jcxsuinhto
2-1072. Prompt service.
. tribe* of thi* nation will bc-rin
FOIl SALE
-------- | n llilio- llava nino-dav period of mnurninr
Avo.
■
— - —n il,
ATTRACTIVE new two bedroom
Expert
Auto
Repairing
today. Their queen mother fa
house with large llvlmr room SIX room house uith 2 acres
Barfield Ik Jackaun
dead. She wa* Lappv Mark*,
aittlaUd outside city limits on
of land near Osteen, l’hona
in
connection
With
the widow of Gvnxy king John
Orlando highway. Three acres
1009-J during day.
Yates Auto Paint A Body Works Murks who died in Sacramento
of land suitable for growing
Phone
371
eight year* ago. Since that tlmo.
Aaaelus and Camellias, tminedi- 5 ROOM eottuge near Wileon
Steve Mark*, one of four son*
ately available. Terms reason
School. Easy payment 'plan,
AUTO PAINTING
with hculmmrter* at Wichita,
able.
5100.00 down, 515.00 per nmnUi
By
C.W.
"P
aV
Johnaon
HIGHLY desirable country Esfin 64 months .1, T. K aslqer, 16 years-axuetiauiie-In auto and has n rtH us king pro tern.
___ on Lake * bcauliruTly
L ip p y -V u m -itm I SUmlav at I
Rt. 1; Box 141, Sunford. •
aircraft painting. Sanfonl'a popu camp
landscaped, small grove, four
west of Wichita. During
lar
paint
authority,
bedroom*,'two bathroom*, cure- NATIVE Christinas trees, oppo
the nine days of mourning for
HOLLER
MOTOR
SALES
site Post Office, 1st' Si Pal
' takers house, two car garage
her, th* ' Gypsies will transact
Blue or Pink
____ 208 W. let_SL_______
metto, from Dec, 17 to 24th.
With servants quarter*, barn
no business. A fter that, a new
M. M. Lord.
with - horse stable*, chicken
sovereign will bo in order. Elec^lOTOH TUNE-UP
run, bowling alley adjacent to CHICKENS, hens and fryer*. Factories recommend It every tloh of a new king of the
house • SB acres of land. Priced
Is scheduled tentatively
1397 E. 2nd 8t. Phone 809JW. 6000 miles or twice a year. Es- Gypsies
reasonably.
lUal to efficient cer perfor for next June 25. But for nine
WAREHOUSE - on trackage - PRACTICALLY new play pan mance. Our expert mechanics and dev* now — the Gypsy fiddle*
7000 square feet of floor space,
and high chair ami used car Sun Motor Analyser assure satis Kill sing of mournings — mourn
well located for wholesale dis
ing for their late queen.
riage. 703 W. 1st St., Apt. faction. Come in today,
tribution business. Building will
No, 4.____________________ _
HOLLER MOTOR BALKS
vacated to suit purchaser.
808 W. let Bt.________
Terms to eult.
16 FT. Covered wagon trailer
house, 5376.00. Three blocks EXPERT service on machines,
I t i ACRES of Industrial proUpholHtered. backH
north of Ihtola Post Office,
4y located on A, C. L. foot
Electric irons, oil heaters and
I West 18th, 10th, 20th
cook atovee, balked'by 10 years'
E. M. Leach.
and arms with wal
experience. Phone 701-J.
Outaide city llmlta.
kCRES of good grove pro- BABY rabbits for Christmas.
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TO 5 ACRE celery farms, tile
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color all children mm*
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electric range. 4 lota - 10 LOST) Brown laathar man’s bill
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1945
E stab lish ed 190A
GM Requests
oInjunction To
Stop Picketing
CIO U n i o n Charged
, W i t h Threatening
Non>9trikers Entering Fisher P l a n t
v threat* nnd personal abuse when
they tried to enter the plnnt.
A General Motors announce
ment In Detroit mentioned one in
cident in particular. It said that
’ 000 employes allegedly were p re -!
vented from entering the ClevB-1
land plant last Tuesday, In addi
tion to naming Cleveland Local |
45, General Motors asked the in -»
junctions against 30 officers anil
members. The striking union has
denied the car company’s charges,
w claiming its pickets have not
overstepped their rights under
the law.
The UAW - CIO strike has
kept General Motors production
a t a standstill 2.3 days- The
injunction against the union for
(Illegal picketing was requested
even while negotiations over the
picketing issue were in progress.
General Motors had previously in
flated the picketing question be
. Ja settled first, but subsequently
v • talked about wages.
f
Hero’s Son Honored By N.A.jJI.
ItY-ASSOCIATED FRESH
I WASHINGTON..
hcT.-UtrrtA’’
WASIIINGTO
•The old .ino.miL Inn o: nn eys YW
lirtnils of wu?
vru- of the war** '
The details
fol an ty c ’ and a to o th \fo i a - git nt drama's lihve been gathered'
teeth wn invokcd'by two Anierl-’ from scattered sources'ut Navy |
can n i.itu i/ courts in UertnMKl Department files.
■rrt .
to
Philippines today., it Is, the story of thd loss of
. u. y-Mx , onions -• *0 of them the light crpiv’r Junrnu and the |
Masts, tl u rest Japanese -- ware | harrowing experiences of her i
sentenced cither to lie hanged Or J handful of ten survivors. It i* 1
serve long prison terms for wap-j the story of the trugc.lv widen
time atrocities.
i , counted among its victims the
The 40 Germans were the offi- five Sullivan brothers
the suns
rials, doctors, and guard
who ef Mr..nnd {dr*. Thomas Sullivan.,:
helped turn Dachau Iitt6~tHi* Itidel j «T Waterloo, low*,
notorious and most feared of th e 1 The Juneau was just eight
political prisoners. Thirty-si-., of .months in service on that fateful
them, including old Dr. K.eUS1day when she was mortally
.Schilling.
whoso
experiments j wounded — Nov. 13. 1042. Sh"
kilted many prisoners, were order*-* was participating in her second
ed to th e fi “
mainlng four
given a life
ten yean: each.
Death by
verdict in
six Japanese
ol MaoUforluici,. i liitcniatiomdi
dering two American fliers and
After the ship went under ;•
five Filii'inos last ,Match. iVerey small grou)« of survivors* luiddlrtt
was. recommended for o »c of on ami around, life rafts, lif»>
them, however, because he turned floats and debris. A grim uljht
statc’i* witness. The other throe followed during whirl) several of
were sent to- the rock pile •• twrd the group died.
Tho licit day sharks attacked
of them for ten years; and ono
for life. Incidentally, a recom* nml mie man had (lie skin lipped
nieiulation ns to whether Lieut. off one hand, loiter Jit the day
n
,
, ,
General YnmashIU should bang, n plane t oared overhead and
or l>e reprieved, now is in General dropped an unlnflaled ruldtet
raft. One of the survivors swum
MacArthur’s hands.
An Australian military court to l lie raft, inflated it and
also added to tho list of convicted pmlillcd hack.
Hr, with another survivor, look
Japanese war criminals today.Eleven Jopanesc were found aboard a badly injured torpedo
tilly in a trial at Morotai, in office!' and paddled away to get
e Moluccas, of murdering one aid for those they left behind.
After many harrowing cx|*eriAmerican and three Australian
George McClelland,
of
races, early on tho morning of
n e w -Y o r k , c it y ,
fliers.
t r
,
.later
County Commissioner and Mrs. i/Pi
Senator Claude
eight ......
days
As in the Nuernberg war crimes Nov. 21
trials, the first of the Japanese thrse three survivors grounded ( J. F. McClelland, who for thicu Florida in rived in New York IbU
• ( ‘• ■ Ilm ir a 0« P a a r t '" « r )
rn a coral reef near San t'ris- years served n. physical inxtnir- morning from u fmii nu'mlh Euiotohal Isbiml Inthe Solomons,
tor in tho Nuvj, hu. hum np- penn tmir declaring th a t Atuerlcn i
t>y —
iminled
by— the .Seminole Count) sm all biisiiiti'*s is in n imsitlon to
■ They
t 11X f »were
XX-e*- found
i
—
J friendly
——
•
1 natives who fed. them anil sent ' lii
Board of Public limitnelic i. as obtain "th e g reatest share it over
TT
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j,
%
I Wurd to a white trailer on a , a toucher of sumnt science ami Iwd el World tta jle ." .
.
H n m p
r f t l I f k W i n i T *! heaibv island.
i a* assistant couch' nml physical
I eppei ia-Hevea that
Lf1!.!....
* U , I W n l l l L n ,^V7 tnnler sent a boat for I instructor at
Seminob ‘ lUgh arliieved through govenim cnt
plan
M a r i l i m n Q a r v i n n ' them and laU r — on the trader's School, it was uimoum.-.l to lav nmg. the cooperation of bushirs.,
m a r i u m e O C r V l C C island — they signalled a passing by Supt. I . W. l a wl mi .
ami copinletei) loon negotiations
patml plane.The plane landed] MnD Kli/'il«*lli Eton, ( n m u
by the United S tales and Itritaiu.
and
picked
them
up*
Tampa
tcarbm
,
«).:
anpoi.ilcl
He r uni. "T here never was a
LfeuL Warren Odham, of the
A rescue party thon was sent 1to succeed Mrs. Alton linsliinv, lime
United Htaten Maritime Service after
when a nation bad such
those
who
bad
stayed
howho
recently
resigned
a-,
tunim
and son of the late H. B. Odham hind. It never renclieil them. 1 High histruclor of girl's health an opportunity for world Icmb'iliip as has the United S tate s."
and Mrs. Minnie Odham, hint re However, seven of them were , anil physical education
lie lias expressed a~~hope that
turned to Sanford following littro finally saved.
!
Mrs.
Tlielmn
Sikes,
was
ap
and a half years of service in
I pointed as an additional trio her "we tin not grow ralloos and u ■many parts of the world on
gleet the op| m i unity we have of
at the Lake Monroe School. Mr
helping to lead the world to a
merchant ships.
I ttii 11ii itfit iim I'iige 1*0nr.
Lieut. Odham entered the Mei4
pi os pet ity and peace it lias never
The Sanford Junior Chamber
of Commerce, which was dis
banded early in the war was reor
ganised into the Seminole County
Junior Chamber of Commerce
when a group of approximately
•)E business men from Sanford
and Oviedo met at the American
Legion Hut on' the Lakefronl
last night.
Members voted to sponsor n
membership campaign during the
next U0 days and elected tempo
rary officers to serve until the
election of permanent officers in
March.
. *
Julian Stenstrom of The Sanford
Herald was named president of
the organisation and Brailey Od>
ham of the Gulf Oil Corporation
was
elected
vice
president.
George McClelland, athletic In
structor of Seminole High School,
was .named secretary w hile-Jsrk
Katigan, local Dodge-Plymouth
dealer was elected treasurer.
Mr. Stenstrom said this morning
that the group present was vary
enthusiastic in getting the Jaycees organised and operating pro
gressively.
-The
organisation
rlans to sponsor civic movements
for the Letterment of the entire
county and hopes to cooperate
arlth. other groupi in-progronlY i
activity along this line. He eaid
the next meeting of the organ)ration will be held next Wednnsday night a t 7:30 o’clock' a t the
City Hall.
Andrew Carrawey and Joe
O'Conner, members of the former
Sanford Junior Chamber of Com
merce, played an active pert in
th e ' organisation procedure.
Reginald and Rita Goode, the
Frovfncetown Players, presented
a scene from the play, .“ The. Tam
ing of the S hrew /
TOKYO, Doc. 13, UP) - Gen
eral MacArthur directed the Japa
nese government today to start
a brotul relief program for uncmnloycd in JaDan dining the
coming winter. The Jap govern
ment was told its program must
provide food, clothing, housing,
H'eatnib+s, Ov <*■■• Slit
S
rn,. UlrJSSraboanl
Red CrosB To Hold
Annual Meet Tonight
Dr. Orville 'B arks, former pri
soner of war In Germany, unJ
Lieut. George Elck will relate
their war experiences with the
Red Cross at tha annual meeting
of tho Seminole County 'C hapter
of the American Red Cross
Thursday evening a t 8:00 o'clock
at the Chapter House.
Don Cheney, who has been
with the National Red Cross for
four years, will speak mi The
expanded peace time program of
tha organisation. The public is
invited to attend the meuting.
There will be an election of
officers and a summary of Uie
work accomplished by the Chap
te r will bo given,
The Camp and Hospital Coun
cil Committee— reported - dim,
sugar for the - 50 pounds of
candy which was requested by
Welch Hospital for the veterans
had been contributed. Those who
contributed were: Mrs. J. C. Hull,
Mrs. Robert Dennis, Mrs. W. B.
II us ted, the Mlaaes Edna and
Laura Chittenden, Sirs. J. N.
Atxarrlo,' Mrs. Mary McCauley,
Mias Lurla Barney, Mrs. Evelyn
Jeter, Mrs. Henry Wight and
Mra. C. L- Klrttey.
Mrs. Clara Vincent
Died This Morning
Mr*. Clam Lee Vincent. 09,.
a resident of Banford
Sanford for 60
60
years, died a t aa local
hospital
localhospital
a t 8:46 o’clock
'clock thi*
this morning
following a short Illness.
lltne**.
Funeral service* for Mr*. Vin
cent will be bold a t 8:00 o’clock
tomorrow afternoon a t the PI II t
rooks, Jr.. - Will offiriaU. Inirment Will M , Id Evergreen
Presence Of
Jap Planes
O vert Act
•A
W A SH IN G T O N , Dec. 1 3 ,- -
(AP)—GerteraU MaV.tltnll tw
riny TSxprt’Bited l/eliof t hut the
country would have bucked
tho air force'had it Iximbod
any Japanese ship* appearing
in Hawaiian waters before
the war began. Tho former
Chief of Staff declared tlint
the* prettence of Japanese
*'.*
shi|is in our waters, ns well as n
flight of. their planes overhead,
would have constituted an overt
act. And he milled we would have
bcCn justified in'honihihg them.
Tile subject chine up when Renuhllcan Representative Frank
Keefe of Wisconsin noted th at
Marshall's warning of Nov. 27,
llill, expressly told the Hawaiian
commamlcr that the United states
wanted Japan to commit the first
overt act. Marshnll said again
that those instructions were sent
to Lieut. General Walter Short
by President Roosevelt's order.
Marshall explained that any
sudden unannounced appearance
of Japanese vessels or planes
could tie considered an overt act
and that the country .would have
supported an attack on them.
Lenton A. Brown
Former Navy Instruc . m.
tor To Assist Kettles Has (treat Opportu- ^ ReleftSCd J TOm
And Teach Science nity In Leadership,Army Air Forces
Seminole County MacArthur Asks
Warren Odham Is
Relief Program
Junior C. O f C.
ized
For Japanese
Stenstrom Is Named Jap Officials Must
President Of New Provide Food- And;
Civic Organization Housing For People
NUMBER 65.
Marshall' T e s t i f i e s
U. S. Justified In
Bombing Them
When InU.S.Wftters
McClelland Is
Senator Pepper
Named Physical Returns To U. S.
Coach At Schrol expressing Hope;
SOON TO REPLACE the granite cross on the renovated north
spire of St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York's Fifth Avenue, a
12
ft., onc-ton bronxe era** is shown being blessed by Archbishop
Francis J. Spellman. Its twin will be placed later On the south spire.
(International)
SWIMMING POOL
ORLANDO, Dec. 11, UP)— «Slightly more than 8,000 voters
will be eligible to vote Dee. 88
on the question of w hether. Or
lando should construct a munici
pal swimming pool, and which
would add a one mill tax to 1940
and 1947 assessments, according
to City Clerit Ed McDowell, who
closed the registration books last
night.
,
HEIDELBERG. Germany, Dee.
The f reposed pool would t*e
1J, UPh-Here’s tha latest medical built a t L*k* io r n a D oom a t a
bulletin e a the condition of Gen eoet of MW.OOtT The project came
eral George .8ifLiAiva that
■ G e n e ra l P a tto n
May Walk Again
^
Get Death Or Long thers L o s t When
P r i s o n Sentences,!
cea, Light Cruiser Was
6 Japs Convicted SunkAtGuadalcanal
SunkAti
DETROIT, Dec. 13, (AP)
L~fTh6 latest move in the
automobile strike is General
Motor’s requests for an inr
junction against a Cleveland
union local. The corporation
claims illegal picketing a t the
Fisher Body plant in Cleve
land. The petition charges
■ ^ th a t non-strikers suffered
NEW YORK, Dec. 13, M b A strike vote s being taken in
ilanta of three of the country's
argest corporations — General
Electric, General Motors and
Westinghouae, a t widely scattered
points over the nation.
The CIO United Elcctical, Rodin
and Machine Workers Union estfmstea th a t 200.000 of its member:)
_ are to -cast their ballots. They
W a re to decide whether they will
jfo out o n ‘strike sonar Umr~ett»r
r*tj.of *Uie-yi^a. » xrtW Hvfr
union — Inhxt largest CIO
effiliate
is demanding a (2 n
day pay hike. This Is approxi
mately 30 per cent. The union
has rejected a General Motors
offer of 13 and one-half cents an
hour increase.
The voting is being conduct'!-]
by the National Labor Relations
Board in 75 industrial centers
{ j located In 1C states from Calif
ornia to Massachusetts.
'
Because1 of the large number
of workers and polling places In
volved the strike vote Is consider
ed one of the most complicated
in the nations history. Balloting,
started early this morning and
is not expected to be finisher! un
til 11:00 o’clock tonight.
The union says thers will lie no
walkout until the first of the
year. And both the union nnd
r) th e management declare neg>tiationa will continue after the
strike vote.
Washington
corridors
were
busting with strategy and counterstrategy today on labor legisla
tion. Friends of organised lalvur
feet th at the scales are beginning
to awing in their favor, and that
drsatic anti-labor legislation can
be staved off. They are optimis
tic despite the passage by the
House yesterday of a bill making
union* liable to penalties under
-* lbs 1934 anti-racketeering law.
The measure now is before the
Senate, and labor backers are con
fident that It will die there.
Administration supporters also
are extremely doubtful th at they
c m win congressional action on
____ p y u iiiint T r e mnn'i rt ^
^
fact-finding commissions before
Christmas. Hearing! on the fact
finding proposal are continuing
today, but the Senate Labor Com— mlttee plan# to call about 100 witW4>eases, and this fact alone would
preclude the possibility of final
action before the holidays.
On tbs House docket today ir
the version of the Pull Employ
ment Bill eppproved by the ex
penditures committee. A bitter
fight appears certain, for the com
mittee version of tbs bill be*'a
scant ressmblance to tha original
measure. The words “full em
ployment'’ have been temoved and
replaced by the words “high level
•y employment”, and government re
sponsibility for providing sen(•■II* m s Os Paga F ear
I'nrtly rlmidy with little d inner in temperalure through Friday.
Associated Press I/cased Wire
Junea u Story
Final ly Seen
, In J la vy Files
Big New Cross For St. Patrick
THE WEATHER
Whelchel Will Be
if,SSS Main
Speaker At
the 8. 8. Robin Don__
,«
it n
.
In the 8uvx, near South
Football
Banquet
and nlsu participated in
known Is'fore.'
A* for toe chances of world
I peace. Pepper believe* three fa d .or* au* vital — efficiency in the
! nccupt.iI'oj of Germany, I'omh.rt
(Tinrlie Mue G lilt, hegiess, ie - ! of wa trial*, anil the realisation
ported yesterday to police tUnit
h a t ' o f li e world organization,
her pockelhook containing 6-15 luoi! | he t'btrldd Uemocnit made hf* , ,
'
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_
been siiabriied from ion by^j* Eoioprnn timr nt in* own i-vnoi-. • S s i l l t i l
Io
i
w"hVi inn on wc-t I*if tli a* n one mail suit committee "of
Street oml disappeared in an the Senate iNinimillee oil small J
alley.
Buxine- nml o* u mcmliei of the
Foreign
Relations
Committee,
Attention kiddies! Santa Claus
c ity and county official-, will Hi* prljm uy tnirpnse wns to d eter today from his North Pole head
meet Saturday afternoon with mine how1" small businesji in th s quarter* radioed that he wok disAmerican Legion representative* country might obtain a huge s h a r e ’ gusted on account of a strike Af
caster
Africa
the North African invasion in
November, 1942.
II. (*. Whelchel, produce mcrHe returned tir tho Unitcd 1 chant nnd former "All American"
States and shortly went iihoartl player of the . University • of
the 8. 8. Jose Marti. Tho vessel Georgia, will give nn address to
was sent to the Mcditcrronvnu memliers of the Seminole High
area where It assisted in shut School, Uclery Fed football team
tling supplies and equipment nnd their fathers at the am-tial
from North Africa to Sicily ami football banquet at , tile Hhtrl
Italy.
Mayfair this evening nt 7:00
In July, 1944,- ho returned to o'clock, it was announced today
the United States nml entered by Herman E. Morris, principal.
the United Stales Maritime Offi
Letters will be awarded to
cers School a t New iomdori, Conn. players, and Peter Sehnnl, Silver
He waa graduated from the ill Spring* publicity director, is ,due
etltutian In November‘ and com to be. present to make his annual*
missioned an ensign. He wus Peter Schnal award to the most '
later assigned to the 8. 8. MU- valuulde player on the team.
nlon Santa Crux. ‘This ship wm
Names of the two winners of
attached to Admiral Mark .Mils- the trip to Miami to see the
rh er’s Task Force 58 for refuel Orange Bowl game, and annual
ing operations.
award by Sanford Kiwani*, will
Lieut. Odham has been awarded )>e announced. Till* award will
the Merchant Murine Uomhut . lie based on improvement in play
Bar, th* Atlantic Zone Bar, the j and character. Another Orange
Mediterranean - Middle Eastern | Bowl award will be made by
CITY BRIEFS
Visit Here
On Saturday Morning
to work out a detailed piogiam
to give tots for hulbliog purpose*
to veteran*.
if j nstwar" trade, he said.
An enCCUiugitig rps;sm*e to
the Largo Gift Letters sent ’ohl
by tile Seminole County Tot-eicnlosis vVsMicialiun in con nett mn
with the Red Cross seal sate whs
today reported by I..I. Fiaxier,
cbminnin of the I.urge Gill- mmliilttee.
McVay Objects rI’o
Jail T e h t i f y i i \ k
WASHINGTON, D ec. 13.
(AH)—A Jap submarine com
mander testified lialay ul thecourt martial trial of an
Vmrriran naval officer, in.
Washinglun. Comdr. Ike Hu*i mnl o said his submarine
The Navy Grumun Wildcat
plane, which is In lu pi-e*eulcd
P x-iiudpai - M o r r is — t o —D ie ,- C c le r y . toTicmmole'MtgtTSciro«rTi>V *tu ty
ireil “Three I or per does into
Fed with the highest general purposes by the Heconstnicl urn
a dark object s o a r 300 miles
scholastic average.
from I'alau on the night of
Finance Corporation, will be t x
July 29. The prosecution is
liibited in Udialf of the war iHpd
drive nn Saturday front 9:D*i A. M.. Irjing to establish that it
to U:9U I* M. on tlie Hark Avenue > ■ us Hastmoto'a sub whirh
sunk the cruiser Indianapolis
lot beliind the Buick Garage, it
with heavy loss of lifr. The
was announced this nmrping J.v
court martial drfrmlanl is
NEW YORK, Dec. 13, DP)— Herman E. Morris.
I he
Indianapolis'
skipper,
The
Navy
troopship
Joseph
('apt. t'harlra McVay.
Guy Fraxior, colored, recently
Hooker is limping into pprt
slowly today while her crow obtained u city building permit
WASH1NGTON. Dee. 13. (d’>—
untpi water fast and furiously. to erect a 24 by 30 foot frqnnhe chip, bringing 620 soldiers dwelling at Sixteenth Street ami The defense in the court iimrtiul
home from Marseille, radioed yes Mangoustine Avenue, at a cost of Uupl Cliorics McVay has ques
tioned the propriety of seeking
i
terday that it was taking w ater or f 1,600.
the ‘testimony of n former Japanin tho number three hole.
A joint meeting of the City r*e naval officer. McVay Is being
The U. S. 8. LeJcune with
4400 G.L’s on board is standing and County Commirtlonars will he tried* on churge* of inefficiency
by tho Hooker, as is tho S. 8. held at 2:30 o'clock Buluiduy end negligence in connection with
Examiner. And the cruleer Hon- afternoon at the City Hall in or the loss of his ship, the cruiser
nlu wa* speeding today toward der to discuss ways *nd mean* ludianspolis, with heavy lusrf of
lit* Hooker which o.a* about of giving city arul county lots to life
veterans who want to build home*,
600 miles off Maryland.
The judge advocate announced
L atar messages from the Hook acording to Mayor Edwainl Hig today that he was ready to
er aald th at she was coping with gins.
vail the Japanese officer, Comdr.
the w ater intake and was heading
Ike (Ec'kce) Itashlmoto. But de
south at six knots an hour
fense counsel Capt. John Cady
sumabiy toward Norfolk.
entered formal objection to tho
Hooker expects to make port
move, saying the appearance of
under her own power.
an officer of "an enemy force
One thousand other troop* are
noted for it* despicable treach
on th* way home from Bermuda
Sale of E-Bonds In the current ery.'' would be a “grotesque pro
a fte r two mishaps a t sea. They Victory Loan drive was today ceeding.'* *
boarded- the relief ship Batumi* reported by Edward F. lame,
CapL Cady said he felt sure he
for the rest of the trip after local publicity chalrmaa of the
their |w o crippled IraitspoKa drive, to be (82,882 short of the was expressing the feelings of all
put in a t Bermuda, ile lf or th« goal of |174|000 which had bean American citiiens, and especially
oldiers had been on the Henry >*i.
■ . — those who served in tbewsamed
ard Beecher when Us propetjer
Victory bond sale* are not forces, in opposing, the appearing*
dropped off lest week. Th# other* over as w* still have a few mure of Hashimoto.
were ou the Georg* McCrary days in which they may be pur
hsc chased. . Give yourself the best
iresent th at yon can ** Newfoundland Is the oldest
ISJESfc LAxtstmas present
buy, E-bonds," he *eid.
British colony.
Mrs. Sarah McMillan Troopship Joe Hooker
Dies In Lake Mary Limping: Into Port
Mrs. Sarah F. McMillan, 80.
died Uile morning a t 4;00 o'clock
a t the home in Lake fttary in
which she had lived for a number
of years. Funeral aervlees will
be held Friday afternoon at 4:30
o’clock at tho Erickson Funeral
Home, and the remain* wdll be
sent to Newport Now*, Vu. for
Interment.
Mrs. McMillan ws* born, Dec.
20, 1868. Khc is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. W alter T. Wiley
of Hampton, Va.; one gramldaughter, Mra. Frank Steinwach
of Lew Altos, Calif.; three grandsons S tuart R. Beery of Saraaota, Marion C. Beery of Hew
York, City, and Jere A. Beery of
Orlando, and one great grand
daughter, Patricia Lee Beery of
Orlando.
R A N D O L P H FIELD. Te*.. Dec.
1.1. (Speciull
- Second Lieut,
l-enion A. Brown; drr. 21. who
has been in the Army Air Force*
for over three yours, is returning
to Sanfqrd a fte r being hcrnorablif
relieved from active iHify w ith
tbu AAF.
‘
' 1-lriH Brown, thp s.'n of Mr.
and Mrs. 1.... ton A Brown, Se.,
8. Snnfor'd Avenue, rtileted the
Arm y Nov. 21. 1012, mid served
as crew chief and aerial etigipeer
mi AT-7 and t'-lln tym* aircraft
for about a year. In June, ll*4.r>,
he entered the trainin'.' program
for B-2U Flight E ngineer a t
Amarillo, Tex., and upon com
pletion of the mlvnneed course
in cruise control ill il’.onilo Armv
Air Field, Hondo, lex., received
his wings nnd was commissioned
„ second liuuteimnt Sept. 24,
l IP-IB.
Before entering the army, tho
Sanford officer was a student
at Seminole High School grad
uating in 1942.
f
Victory Loan Drive
Is Short Of Q^iota
j.
uh
ir.,‘X j-
the little gremlin* mid dwarf*
who work for him. ami hu* left
them flat, lias packed up a big
Iliad of candy stick* and t* on Ids
wav tn Florida amt Sanford,
lie expects to l>e in Sanford
Saturday morning ami will lie met
by u tiig motorcade ul the rounty
holder uml conducted to the cor
ner of First Street and Sanford
Avenue by the USD where.he will
give away candy hui* at 11:110
o'clock.
S anta I'la in wu* invited to Sailfuid- by—the SiMtlont—MerebaoW-
Association, uml John Ivey heads
tlie committee who will greet him.
So don't forget kiddies; tell
Mom or Had to take you down by
tlie I’SO, Saturday morning so
you ran see Santa uml get some
candy.
Sfft Krattigrer To
Resume Army Duties
First Sgt. Herman Krattiger,
who bus been home on leuve for
n number of weeks visiting his
wife, the former Gloria .tones,
will leuvu soon for Ft. McPher
son. Ga.
lie waa overseas for three years,
ami wears three campaign stare,
one for the African, one for tha
Italian and ono for the Normandy
bor ribbons.
g W ° W i* f e .tu q
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BUY & kutm*4 SEALS
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MONDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1945
THR BANFORD BEHALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
PACE SIX
Association h is ordeftd a floral invited to 1* g o u ts of the m in'
acatnaot throughout the day and
troph y ; for tit* Winning thor.
to renovate the local soil bn II
rm*h rt»#-ptes«ntal loti (Iff Jhejtfint.fetl In * Seminole l ‘ur>e,
p.itk tu that liSMehull rtiuld lie
ctrde,
Sent
limit'
(’
.
minty
lender*
wl
pla>nl there by the Lion’ Junioi
leaguers. Mu alwi *uppe*t that
The Ninth S trrel Park on French
Avenue be turned Into a rood
baseball
field.
The outfield
would be n little close, we realise,
but It would still make a pice
park for high school and AmeriHeal Estate S a le s — Rentals—Mortgage Loana
ran lerio n teams to use. A fen*
ce could be put around the park,
n wire barkalop could be placed
Dt-'itemlablu Insurance and Bonds
behind th«r plale and sealinr fa*
rilities for approximately 50 peo
Phone 9fi0
Room 4, Florida Stole Bank Buldlng
ple erected on eu'h Imse line.
Thai wouldn’t In> too expensive
we don’t think and il retold lie
dune with a minimum amount of will rint-. interfere with Pickard’s
plan O' repurt an pro at the Carilabor.
'
We renlirn it’s too early to ternury Unlf Club in Cleveland
in Ik about baseball, hut now is in the near future.
the real time to make plans Mi
provide fur Hi ties. And
don’t
tell u s .it can’t be done for v;«
know it can!
Out ol tho aorvice
We have one more (c l idea
and into civilian lilo?
that we wish to pojnt out. We > HALLANDALE, Dec. 10, (Spe
loubt very seriously' if, many of cial)— Seminole County Day will
Protocl your now.
yell people have ever hern in the be celebrated a t Gulfstream Park
and pririd pocsoa*
drer.-ing roomr. n't the hirh’ school,' tin' thb nfli-rnobri of IJcc.’ IT-I. The
aions against lose.
but if you ever bn owl you’ll agree Seminole I’urse at tlx furlongs
with us 100 percent tbnl Ihe bend lines the day of sport, while
Insure through this
■chiHi! rrullv nceds-.p fiehl hmfto the secondary feature, is named
a g en cy and be cer
« 'th a nice ton kethnll .court nnd the Sanford purse In honor of tho
tain your nee da are
ibove' ' nil, nilequnto- dre-slng county'seat,- The .Seminole Puree
is certain to draw the cream of
eUecUvoly covorcdl
rooms.
The portent drrwNing rooms the three-yoar.oldsjsmany of them
actually stink! If you think wr’t" pretping for later handicap laur
last talking. t!" out there * and els, 'while the 8anfnnl, nt a mil^
and 70 yut .Is, is made for
lake a whiff."
'Iris *vor»cr -believes a field Grade D-horses, capable o f tra
,
house out there would bo worth' veling fur nnd fast.
The pre-Christmas day of spoil
Its cost n 'hundred times, espcclas on’o of tho most attract
<f gym equipment coulil* bn looms
of the entire 10-day Wintei*
installed for public use outside ive
of M'bnii] hours. This town needs teuton. President James Dunn of
Park
Racing
n rood gymnasium. I'ro f.. Mor* tho Gulfstream
ris srvs plans nre Iwlng madu
to liuilil one.
Yes. we realize some of you
miry think we’re lust silting here
leafing «ur itums. Iloweyer, If
Ithe City make Immediate plana IPickard
Cops Miami
Open Gold Tourney
Wc Have the Following Sizes of Truck
Tires in Stock
RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR
600X20
825X20
650X20—32X6 900X20
700X20—32X6 1000X20
750X20 '• -v, 1100X20
With
JULIAN STKNSTBOM
Herald Sporta Editor
Competitive I’rlcen
STA FFO RD ’S SERVICE
STATION
119’Sanford Are,
Since our column in last F ri
day’s Issue has bruught about n
little discussion on baseball fa
cilities, wc'vc decided to make n
few proposals to eliminate n
possible congestion next Spring.
The Municipal Alhlelie Field
is going to be tied up by the St.
Paul Saints 'o f the American
Association who will conduct
Spring training pctlvilim here,
lit addition to that, we may. have
a hnsrhnlt school opera led by I he
llhwiklyn Dodger* even before
the. SalnlH arrive. The local high
Gulfstream To Have
Seminole County Day
liability the American Legion
will organize .a club to represent
ihe local post. Also nn Impor
tant baseball feature is the opera
tion of Ihe Junior league by the
Hanford Klwanix Club.
. When* in tin* world tiro these
periplo-' gnlnrj lo t»lny hjkebirtl 7
We have ono field iiml_ thHl t»
the Municipal. I’acl..
The comer ongoing gut on the
TWO- milk' cows, frigidnlre and
otlum . furniture. Phone 5ll7, WANTED:
Extra
saleswomen limit once agnin nnd suggest that
Mrs” M. .1. Ihirak, 8(l5 W.
■luring f’hrlstmns. Possibility
.'Inl HI.
of ni-rniunent position, Cole
man's.
Ifi FOOT covered wagon truiler,
ideal for the bench or hunting G lltl. fur housework, full time.
trips. Phone IIHI-.I after 0:11(1
Good salmy. Phone 308 or
ilUO-J.
cow, fresh, .V* gallons MAN TO OPERATE SEMINOLE LIQUID. TABLETS,
SALVE,
Plume Co. i*r.o:i after
CO. LAUNDRY ROUTE. AJ*- NosE-rmoi*s _ c a u t io n use
I’LY IN PERSON. SEMINOLE o n l y ah niici-M'ri:i>
COUNTY LAUNDRY till. HID
FIELD FENCING
W. .ltd 81.
32 Inches high, i! Inrli slay, 20 rod
rolls, per roll, $lt>.25.
YOUNfi‘i womnn. for 'switchboard
Pi Inches high, It ip It stay, 20 rod
operator. Chuso & rompany,
rolls, p’r roll, *11.25.
Mimxxi Rye, per liuxhrl, *4.25.
WANTED: Settled woman for
Do citru s bags* per M, |I»5.5.i.
general housework. Phone 72150 lb. CiiMiugu bags, per M,
*155.110. Citrus l ags and rabbagii bags delivoied in M lots GIRL for soda Fountain at Lilt*
amt liver.
ey's Drug Store. P art time nr'
A. M. P R K V A rr
full lima.
SEVII LK. FLA.
FOUNTAIN
girls. Apply !
.
PHONE 2101
•Service, .Sanford Naval
HOLSTEIN ntflk, row
Station.
Henry Burns, Rt. 1,
GIRL for full time job. Apply
•Canaan (Sty.
Beacon Dairies. 222 Magnolia
WARDrobe trunk. Phono 408-J
It's always fresh when
Ave,
•you buy It ut
ADIES' pre-war blcvrle, perfect
condition; w e l l b u i l t dog
house,
window* ami
floor.
Phone 117.
105 W. 1st
Phone 864-J
BLACK Jersey heifer, 2 years
old, fresn in March.. A-i condi
tion. *75.00. J. V. Martin,
Kt. ►
I Itnx OH, Sanford.
lliill Model A Ford, good condi
tion, new tires.. Steve Peters,
rorlier Richmond and Geneva
Avenues.
PIANO, good Condition. Call
tllll-J after 5:00 W. M.
RUKIlim HERE W HEREPRIVACY IS REMI’E( TED
JUST received: Shipment, of Frogil Down Draft Circulating YOUIt natural desire far privacy
in money m atteis is strictly
Oil healers. Itnndiill Electric
If you drive or If your car or
respected horc. Friends ami
truck is drivrn in any. State
relatives ure not uuextioned
in tho Utijuu and is involved in
lit-IH . Plymouth Deluxe Tudor,
about your credit. Your cman accident, you can lie com
Motor recently- uverhn/ded laxly
Moyer or business associates
pelled to return to th at State
needs Home repair. ‘Radio, a*
vlll not henr of your possonnl
to defend a suit.
is, below ceiling. Reel’s Used
affairs, Them I* no enuso for
Cura nnd Parts, Orlando High
embarrassment.
way.
Reasonable credit requirements.
Recently a party from an
No co-mukers on money loans.
other .State had an automobile
Variable payment plans,
acctde-*. in Sanford. II* was
1.133 Ford flat bed, light truck,
FAMILY LOAN CD.
iniurqd in one of the com
us is. Meal for farm, price
Phone 33
panies we represent). The In
below ceiling, $125.00 Keel’s Florida Baak Bldg.
surance rompany agreed to nay
Used Cars A Parts, Orlutido FOR YOUR furnlturo needs—
any claim for bodily injury
Highway,
See Walter Beal at Mather
and property damage nguinst
127.
Furniture
Co.,
phntio
ORANGES, packed nhd shipped.
him ami he was allowed to
Rive’s, Orlando Highway. Phone
continue his trfp.
828-W.
Without Insurance his c*r
CHRISTmaH trees after Dec. 14, SADDLE for medium-sited horse.
would prebablx have been tied
illive’s, Orlando H i g h w a y
Phono
432-W.
up fn court procedure and ha
phone K28-W.
required to retijra to Sanfurd
WANTED: NEW TAG NUME have quite a few tale btnuinlo defend lhjy1fijU7\
HER 17D-57. (Will the pur
ori.. Green leaf Chrysanthemum
chaser of new tag, 17D-57
Tho
cost •yLlhlsyfirotpitton la
Gardens.
please rail a t Tax rp lletto r’s
vary rcaaiJinBV/for tha beneOffice
a
t
Court
House.
WOOD heater, cast Iron, entail
flta you ret. For $10.60 you
size, $6.00, 1705 Mngnnlla Ave.
can be nrklected up to $5,000
for bodily injury and property
t MUCK RATING wood heater, 1003
damage claihis while driving
E. 4th St., 5 to 6 1\ M. TueaDODGE • PLYMOUTH
your car InNray Slate.
day.
PARTS AND SERVICE
Phone 1011
MAN’S strap watch, 15 Jewels, 109 Palmetto Ave.
Why Gamble? Call 178-J, C.M,
nearly new. Cash or trade for OIL STOVES repaired. N. F,
Boyd & Co.—Adv.
table model radio.. Clark’s
Caldwell, Rt, 2, Box 1H8. San
Shoe Store, 20H Sanford Avs„
ford.
CHRISTMAS TREES—N a l i v e WE ARE lullv equipped and
Bed Cedars wltfi. or without
know how te recap your tire*.
D
elano
stand* delivered Wednesdays
Natural rubbar or synthetic,
CAN GO FDA
nnd Saturdays
within city
we protect tue sidewalls or
— limits-----Sites frn m _ Jl_ lo ^ lO . — year—tire. Jones l i r a —Shopr
feet. Orders taken through the
Cor. 1st end Elm, phone 608.
15th ut Hunt’n Tuxedo Feed.
BODY AND Fender dent*, M int
Store. Phone 358.
Injury or fading should be
corrected now to com bit aging
and weathering. A new painleas method awaits you I t
YATK8 AUTO PAINT A
FURNIBHED house or apartm ent
BODY SHOP
by permanent resident, PhoM
*j 5 u
m u .w
IDS N, Palmetto Ave. Phone 371
HELP WANTED
*
TWO FAftMB FOIt SALE—One
3 acres, tiled land, 1 good well,
2 story house, 1 car garage. 1
*ool houxe, 000 ft. West of
Lako Menrea Post Offfee. One
—fi acres, all’tiled, good well, 2
story house, 2 story barn, 14
mile west on Orange Boule
vard. J. W. Hell, Lnke Monroe,
Phone 10.
ROOFING — Brand new, solid
aluminum sheet roofing, Verimp and snap Jock styles. Phone.
W ire-W rite at unco! FulenWldcr
Wfg. & DiKtributing Co., P.O.
Rux 115], OKI Lancaster Drive,
Orlando. Phone 21730.
.811 BET Mu-dr, popular a n d
standard,v bimk music nnd m0.de
instruction books lit The Music
Box in tho I'rloceHs T itra te
Bldg.
RECORDS - All the latest popu
lar*, string music and album
■els for Christmas gifts at
your music stoic, The Mtfsic
Box In the Princess Theater
Bldg.
ALL OF BLOCK 10, eighteen
lots, or will sell any of lots,
runs from Lake Mary highway
to Crystal I-ake, all beautiful
lots. See K.*T. Cochran, Luke
Mary, Fla.
GUITARS: Limited number of
new ores tin sale now. Also
used . nceordlun, lianjir and
oilier musical instruments in
now condition at The Music
Box In the Princess Theater
Building,
NATIVE Chrlittnss trees, oppo
site Post ’ Office, 1st A Pal
metto, from Dec. 17 to 21th
M. M. Lord.
AN’CV Christ niUH Hours Fruit
shipped d a ily .' 110 t\V, First
Ht. F’ull stock fruits and vege
tables fresh daily across street
from Princess Theater II. E.
Aiken, Hr.
FOR YOUR furniture needs—See
W aller Ileal at .Mather .Furni
ture Co.,' phono 127,
Til t IFRS
Cold Preparations
H. JAM ES GUT AGEN
To All Your Bakery
Needs - - Robb's
Home Bakery
Firs! (jiwlltv Leather
Billfolds
Aligntnr nr brown A black Calf
l.euther with /.ipper arouml
Inch 20'.; Tax
*2.'JK
Older by mail
Long
Arm * Law Leather Goods Co.
Tampa, Fla.
713 Hu. Howard Are.
Automobile Owners &
MISCELLANEOUS
Drivers
3-1*1EC IS
MAPLE
LIVING ROOM
SUITE
T A L K I N G TI RES
Favorite American Colonial style that i.s popular
in smart homes everywhere hccuu.se of its sunny
charm and practical comfort. Deep, individual springfilled cushions; hardwood frame is mellow maple.
Sofa and two Lou litre chairs.
*
AP
.'aid I,'
- t h a w s to ou r
LOST & FOUND
DRIVER'S Ileuturn. Ruth White
head, Rt. 2, Box 808-B.
FOUNDl
Social
Security
Cord.
alrcraftpelni
nee tn auto and
Sanford’s popu-
Ur paint author*ty.
HOLLER MOTOR S
Ml W. 1st BL
1 MOTOR TUNE-UP
I \& »PI 1 1
S
A beautiful and roomy
bookcuae of polished ma
hogany, this will be a lovely addition to her living
room.
-10.95 up
Dress up her kitchen for Chrlstiriarf«!rtth >A beautiful
convenient built-in cabinet sink. It-wili b * * joy to own.
Armorutbei’tRsad
WANTED TO RENT
For inexpensive home
entertainment
.
come to FARRELL’S
A R C A D E P KG.
STORE. Better buy
now, b e f o r e t h e
Christmas rush.
C o r n e r whatnots of
walnut finish to hold all
of her p r i z e knickknacks . . . something
she will r e a l l y ap
preciate,
BOOKCASES
BUSINESS SERVICE
Expert Auto Repairing
Barfield A Jackaan
in connection with
PERMANENT couple d e e l r e e Yates Auto Pe|nt A Body Works
apartm ent or small house.
Phone 371 >
Phone 181-R.
0.95 up
CABINET
SINKS
1 1 4 .5 0 up
WANTED—
MICK cottage, four rooms, bath, BUSINESS woman wishes mod
-electricity, gas. Screened porch,
era furnished apt, occupanc)
nice lot, shady. 2524 Orange
on Dec. 15. Perm anent PhoM
Ave.
308.__________. ______________
ER pups., pure bred, order HOUSE: trailer for two month*
for Christmas. *014 Myrtle
Phone Jock Russell, . phot*
432-W.
WHATNOT
What could be more appreciated
than luggage 1 We have a large as
sortment of matched sets or single
cases, beautifully llfied with bound
edges for extra protection . . . ,tho
ideal .gift for the collage boy or girl,
Stafford's Service
Station
Cor. 2nd & Sanford
Phone 9130
who can also help lengthen the
fife of your present tire* with
careful Inspection, expert re
pairs, weekly rtinflatkm and
or for, pny member of the family^
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In Unity There If. Strength—
To Protect the Pmco of Uie,Worldi
To Promote U>« Progress of Amerlcai
To Prodoco Prosperity for Sanford.
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IN D E P E N D E N T
^
V O L U M E X X X V II
E stab lish ed 1908
R ep a tria tio n
Of Jap Troops
"Topic Of Meet
(H r
Awuirtotcil
f e r a l i i
D A IL Y N E W S P A P E K
___ ._______
^
T U E S D A Y . D E t'E M B E R I I . 1916
A .ssin in ln l P ress LvunciI W ire
M 'hlllR It 6.1.
Hurley Accusing Five Aides
m
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M
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Plan At 10 A.M.
Presence Of Japs In
-China Seen As Men
ace To AmericanChinese Relations
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S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A .
THE WEATHER
L
Partly rhttidv, cool thU afternoon clniitlj.mil cool Wedoc-dur with light rain
liliHv,
& Disabled Vet Leader
Says Lumber Goes
Into Race Tracks
And Road Houses
G
a r s h a l l
a v e
O
O
S a y s
r d e r s
v e r t .
A
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o o s e v e l t
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B y
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a i t
F o r
J a p a n e s e
I’rm s )
WASHINGTON. Dec. 11. t/Ti—
President Truman I* expected to
R ub
l!y.
announce tnmrrrow his plans for
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rf #
rc-instit’q pig control* user buildIng inaiei .nls. Presidential Secre
tary Ciin"r* M. Rliss was nskeii at
1 ii'erence today w hat-is
holding ui- the promised, nnnnrnre-.
' mem front Mr. Trum an—the an
w a s h In c t o n . Do c i J —
nouncement cnnccrhing * plans to
(AIM
iL qii-rnl (tmirjrt* NJarset aside maletiulx for noiqe Imlldsh n li litis t f H itie d t h a t I’ij'Hiing. Loss said he experts the
tlttili Ilo o se v t'lt w ns iv8|k>nPresident to have i.oine *
of
statement on tlie sulijeet ut nis
Jfjtlitt* Cor ortlovs to A n ie rirn n
<9mlral Daniel 'E. Barbcy. of the
press and radio Conference at (
tomniJMHlcr.s (•» wall for ;tn
Seventh - Fleet, Admiral Rnymbnd
, 10 o’clock tomorrow • mo m in t.
Spruance, and General Maco v i'it a c l b y t h r ,l:t|Mt. flu *
Meanwhile,
n
house
-ninini
■
*
«
Arthur.
In rm iT A rm y C h i n o f S t a f f
heprd
testimony
today'U
m
l
ctllU
It may be niuiured th at the con
cally scarce lumln'r unit otbei
lu lil iln* c tm im ’HHintiil cbm
feree* were not concerned with
building materials m e going Into
merely ncconioc!ating Japanese
m iiti*
liiv r d ttR a tin g
P e ttrl'
construction of surh project! as
troops aboard in the same sense
llurhui' that the late President
nice
tracks
and
mud
hoelies,
th at Aitierlcan doughboys are be-*
had o rd en d Mich instructions) inwhile veterans ate unable to Mud
lhg sent home. The pcscnce of
eluded in nlilevn isMied print to
shelter.
The
witness
wns
Dow
Wedemeyer and Bnrbey at the
the Ja n a tta /l, on Dec. 7. I|i4l.
Walker, nnliomil commander of
meeting implies strongly that it
Miir 'md udded that Mr Rot'-ie-.
the
Disabled
American
Veterans.
bore Xtiongly on two questions:
celt'- direct.Oi:* 'w ire being jfolThe
Congress
of
Indu
trial
Or
f f l r s t —the American position atop
iowVd when l.ieul. G eu.tal W alter
ganisation* also hud soon thin,, to
the North China powder keg. |
.....
Short was told, quote. “The 1'niAnd secondly—the coming a rriv a l‘AT A TURBULENT THREE-HOI R HE/A RING LefoiV tlie Sennte say on housing. The CIO u g e d
led SP.lt, - le in • tlmt Japan limtprompt
npprnval
bv
Cungrrrs
of
____
_________
|
___
.
Patrick
J.
Hurley,
recently
.
.
.
.
„
of Genoral George C. Slnrshnll, t "reign Relations Cdminittee, Mai. Gen. P
uiii the tii-t o v er• act.’1 A tjtlto
■ ■ hi
‘
housing
stand
os noon us -he can shake loose resigned as Ambussndor to China, told the. senators that State n broad nutimml
time of Pearl lint her Gent'rul
Department
career
men
rought
to
destroy
Chinn’s
National
Govern-1
The
organization
was
put
>n
rehi* Pearl Harbor questioner!.
Short 'wu* iiimniamlcr in Hawaii,
........................
.....................
—
-* * cord to this effect by R J. 'I unnat
Icnd-lense arms supplied
to Chinese Communists
The importance of demoblliiing meat by having
Alhii in Washington, mice,'and repatriating the Japanese. He accused five diplomats by mime, saying they sabotaged U.S. president of the CIO United Auto
tnillt
y developed i,s In unci her
mobile
Workers.
Thomu*
submit*
which ha* been proceeding slow-| policy In Chinn. (International)
a Jajm i • . rhiimtiue commrvhdcr
ted
a
statem
ent
to
the
Semite
]y, Is to be seen in the dlsposl-1 — — —
-—- jVuttlil appear .i- .. ■■ hnessi ntiHm —
banking and Currency
Com*
t lion
o of the
‘
'
various
forces in
euurt maishiil nf ('apt, (’haile*
mlttee endorsing the Wagner-ElNorth China. The American M ar
•McVii.v. Mm Jap officer, Iwu
h jd ei-T n ft Housing Bill
lines arc concentrated amuml
t idptip . ■ » in flutvli In the dapi.
^T ientsin and Peiping. The Cinese
tal Irom Japan.
Ha'bimuUi is
^N ationalists ore strung out in a
imt t.i huvi i ivti ut enmma ntl <f
* thin line all the way from Tsingihe itildersea heat which suuki the
too to Mukden. In the same nreu
r \it l •
r •
c
d
envy i rut i C Illdi.llUIpnlls, nt tlm t
are
the
Chineso
Communist
tiiui coiumcnded by McVny, 'H ut
Fourth and Eighth Route Armnow the judge iidvocute tn . tho
14*. It’s Impossible to get an arCRUMPLED AND TORN nl u raitrnid crossing * n '.'theme of Chicago III., the uieekage nl » lan- ourt multifd -a} Hint it has; not
carate picture of the Communist r j « P m n iiH R p n n r t ( > H T o
n\ which live died is pictured where it was tljrown by thn fnst-flying c\p n
trnin tliiit *mii-lnil it. been detei milled whclhei (hot.lap
strength in this zone, but the L x C r lllB I lS f t e p O r l U J l O
h’ame of the passengers w ire reinuted thrown unilei tile wheel* of tlie expiv.-i. Nine >orvivm-. all i.* n cempelun) ut credlblo witness.
Chinese Reds undoubtedly nro
inVrred,
weio
taken
to
hospital*.
(
Itileiimtionul
Soumlpliotol
A t tlie White House, it wnq nn*
stronger than the Nationalists
Cpl. Will ia id G. Evans, son of
- 1niiunccd that I resident TcWumn
who are engaging in skirmishes
hiauk Evan» of la k e Mary, hex
T
ill ■wyl kliig on a 1111 cage l i (’oilon eeveral widely-scattered sec*
received his honorable discharge,
g re.-s stating his *n»« mi pnqm.wtore. In the background Japanese
cud arrived home during the week
HEIDELBERG,
Germany,
WASHINGTON, Dec. I t,
sidc
■ e 'iig e tb" ,.: i«y ami Navy.
Dec, J L .^ U V * Mtn.
afte*'Ji1ur«H rri battle
AP—TV# .Gocwana.paavl rao.A- pvST.kci.j iVi ^ ItV n s y -Jilted
m
at hrooght him fuur
has
Arrived___
by_ ____
plane
that
four rauipalgn
c*
ren trstim - ra m p him a 1C* to
,J’qttoa
q fto a _
_ _____
that it wa |u> -ihle that Hie (jliiol
*<*ombincd.
htiite for uctlon in Normandy on ]
at the Army hospital in G et
develop the deadliest poison
I Lxivtilive’rt nie .-mge wntlld g(i tn
With aU these forces together
June 1R, and other action* in nut - ]
gea in the world. That’s the
many where her husband is
Capitnl Hill hefnie (he sta rt of
t potentially dangerous situation
them France, the Rhineland mi.I
in * critical condition. Gen
testimony given lodey before
the Chrlstnia* n'ic
exists—made even more delicate
Central Germany. ,.
a Senate military sub-corn
eral Patton, who Was injured
j the presence of the armed
The Whin Hou*e ale,, nnqounHe entered the service In Mai<h
In an automobile arrident
mlttee by Col. Bernard Bern
lliiil lie uml hi* IMtl. i gm g
span see and tho American Ma
ced tlmt the Pic.i.h-nt Inti rea,i1ts 12, and was sent overseas with
Sunday, Improved slightly
stein. a director of the nlted
conquered
tin
world
nr
llie>
m
i
rines who already are involved in
.,.
...
.
i | uiiited Husil (.I'Connor of New
the llth Air Force, Oct. M, Dill.
States military government
during the night, when hr
out to iln, Ri‘iclt*mar*linl H im C l l y
ihoodng incidents. Although the
I* IIIO S
I l O l i r t Vih k as nutiuiial cliaii than nf tlie
His brother. F/U John Evan*, \
in Germany. Bernstein add
«*s given a blood transfu
nianti
Goering
might
now
l«>
- Marines were sent fo North China
received his discharge nt Colum
sion, Mrs. Patton expressed
ed that, although it was used
touring Florida in hi* lit foot lour.
for tho purpose of demobilizing
bus, Miss., Dec. 8, ufter complri-j
on helpless people during ex
her confidence that the former
,1,0 l W2 l J r l .
J .
1
N I Mr T.unmn t.«.k tjme out
Dll) hoisepowei Mcrrrdc* Hen.
the Japs, there are some who be
Third
Army
commander's
ing bis cadet pilot training, and !
perimental stages, later on the
IklKlKi'tud
P
or
ll
ir
c
c
'"•m
bix
• to have luncheon
bullet
proofed
with
arm
our
plate,
lieve that this has become a . gas was used with I. G, Farbecoming a flight officer uftt i
fighting heart would carry
_____
id maid the p ie-ideal iltl yacht
and
five
pl>
gin**,
ant
and
camouflage. There are sugges
teceivlng hi* wings in March.
him through tn recovery.
ben’s consent to exterminate
Action nn tlie letting of a cod- " iliiamsiiurg.
Hue !, mi tho
The Seminnltr I’ounty l‘,>*i Nn. half indies thick, which yester
tion* th a t their real purpose is
He also trained at Montgomery, 3281!
whole groups in concentration
Mrs. Patton aald, “ I have seen
in Ho , I'otnmac
of
the
Veteinns
of
Foreign
Hint
III
I)
llltt
il
llt'u
4
*
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
*
1
1
*
l»M1
1
day
was
on
exhibit
nt
the
garage
to sqpport the Chinese National camps.
Ala. Prior tn entering the M
sei... ! Wars held u special meeting last
Georgle in theae scrapes be
1 the ruhitiet.
\v«*i*i
of the Sanford Huirk Company. lli* II,H11 ill Foil Mellnll Pill I. Wu
ists against the Communists.
fore and h# always comes out i vice, he wu* u
defefrei
licet
evening
by
tlie
F
ry
i
New
Ha^nu.
">*ht
‘lt
the
American
legion
A*
mat
let
*
now
htmid,
tho
car,
This already has resulted in
rmnny, Dec
u e e j. nil right.”
Hampton School III *
NUERNBERG, Germany,
’ ilUit which was featured by tho piloted by GI*, is (during Florida t ’-xnnii-ijdi.u,. oendlug a meeting
complications. Thera have been | j ( (A5)— Twenty-one former lead
lead- V
........ ......
shire.
rending of I he uiimui! mil cull. iir behalf of tho Victory luuu with Ihe Sanfiiivl ,'l eitlii' Flub, 111
- a t least two Incidents in recent ers of Nazi Germany came back 1 FRANKFURT, Garmnny. Dec.
;_____
■ Post Commander l.toyil F. Hoyle drive, while C oning hi Germany tei tin* I 'miiiHie* intiet? bad *i
dava in which Marines have been today to haunt themselves at tne 11, (A1— General George S. P at
presided nt the meeting that was l* on triul for hi* life hefme tlm v’iew d t(, Inwei I idd. add fiiim l.
hilled or wounded by what are Nuernberg war crimes trial.
ton. Jr., is showing slight*-dm*
tlldili tun liiqii tu lit iii the 4-t,
A -upper nieellng-of I he Hoard
liar of international justice.
generally referred to as Chinese
They sat in the darkened court provement,
(’(Hi figitie hudgeted by the F in n f Hireeliirit of the Scminoltf
bandits. There was the Marine room to watch a motion picture,
The huge four-ton brute of a for
Thi* wns I announced todny In
Wars.
Fount) t'haiitbei nf Fointnurc*
the (.nipuse.
—shelling of an undefended civilian depicting the rise of ’ the Nazis nn Army medical bulletin from
<). J. Camp. ('oinniandtT of the car, hand Innli in DHL* at HtuttTin- lawe-t Idd fur laying n will ).<• held at 7:0() o'clock this
f) Chinas* town. Two fires, which through the years, run off as. Heidelberg, where Petton Is ho*g ait, Germany, ut n rant of f-'I",,Fifth
District,
wail
a
guest
ut
singli lentil" emir! nlimc, and ii<>'. , evening nt (lie lintel Mayfair/
at^‘ officially listed as being of evidence by the American-( prose idtidired following the automobdo
the meeting und told (he group OUO. was one of eight slntllur cat* Including a wire feme in equip
undetermined origin, destroyed cution.
built for the Nazi would be con
aceident Sunday in which he wns
nf
activities
in
the
Fifth
Hixtrict
more than $1,000,000 worth of
wa. 43,4111 It), mude li) i Dr. Alficd Fii-tcr. plant patho1 he • movie wns compiled from injured seriously.
during the iiast few years. He queror*. A model belnugiug *o ment,
American radio and radar equip German
bidder log'iat of Itlmca, N Y. arrived
official
documentary
the late and unlnnieuted Adolf Harold II. (tiny. .........
The four-star General’* neck
announced
tlmt
plain,
hail
I......
Monday with hi* wife and two
ment last night a t the operations films assembled in Berlin by two was broken and he is now partial
Till have-1 children,
WASHINGTON, .A Senate and completed for Ihe Annual Din- H itle r I* now touring the Wc i WU* W. I) bridgeDavid ami lt nl h. and is
and control tower building a t United Ktiitea navu! officers from ly paralyzed a* a result df the House conference committee, af trict Conference which ix In be in connection with the loan dru> Idd Illude uu a double m ini Wilt
now
irk
in g a home location.
Peiping's wept airfield.
confiscated enemy libraries.
accident.
Hi* stuff cur und n ter three weeks of study, Iish ap held nl HI. Cloud in April. Com , A 1044 modal motor, taken front <(I,PJ7, It vvin. npulted by Fit)' Dr. rm .lrr will as.ist Dr. It. W.
FIcrk
II.
N.
Have!.
Mr.
Sayei
The film, estimated to run four big army truck were Involved in proved legislation giving the mander ('am p also complimented one of Hitler’s car* at HerdicvIliipreclit, i lilef ehumist of the
CHUNGKING, Dec. 11. </P)‘- hours, depicted the rise of Ger a crush while Patton was on his President liihlted authority to Gommamlec
Hoyle for hi* efforts tesgadrn, was subslltuted for the estimated Uiat a fpm-e and eqiiip- I’etllial Florida Experiment 8ta>
The official Central News Agamy man street gangs under frenzied way
reorganise the executive branch and activity in affair* of the ■trighml motor of Guctitig'a cur inont would rust jsth).
to a hunting expedition.
mays that the Chinese and Soviet ex-Corporal Adolf Hitler, to a
Tlie
ii'xigiiulimi
id
Jmm • tioii.
after a connecting rod win bro
Doctors said today that Patton of government. * _
local urganlxatlon,
have reached an ‘agreement on tefror th a t swept over Europe. had a good night and his general
Moughtou, city nlrecl and uari;
Frank McGuire, Fifth I)i*trict ken,
The
conference
report
exempt*
i’Jie Oviedo High School Senior
V th e occupation of Manchuria by The cloelng scene* showed the condition was maintained at what II agencies wholly or partially Inspector, was also a guest and
Sgt. Joe Azarn, of Cleveland. Miiperluteudeiii for the past 23 Flan, wd jitet-eiil its annual play
Chungking troop*.
farcical trial of German officer* the physlclane called n “satti- from reorganisation. The bill now spoke briefly nf the organization Ohio,
who *lrgle handed, rup years, wit* itaypteii by the Foul* .-.itit led. •' \m it It niidiy,“ at the
The Chinese troops are to bo which followed the unsuccessful faetory level.” The doctors added will be sent to Congress for a c of the Veteran* of Foreign War*. tured the car ut l.uuf.... firimiiny ml*'Inn, and will he effective mi 'climil nuditoliuui at 7:3t) o'clock
bomb
plot
on
llitler’e
life
In
July,
. flown into Manchuria. The News
that his partial paralysis showed tion. first by the House, then by Ilo outlined activities of tlie Ile- on April 6; yesterday stated that Jan. i.
TiiC'day evening.
Agency dispatch says Russian 11)44.
a slight improvement, but that the Senate.
Land post, of which be i* u mem lie killed two of Goering'e pet
The employment f Ralph I tThe
starrin
g
rolee
in
the
film
military authorities nave agreed
it still is too aarly tn make any
ber.
Inspector
McGuire
iliscus*e<l
soiial
hod.vgunrds.
and
two
oilier*,
.............................
,
The Woodincu of the World
As Aenater John Murdock secs
to give protection to Chinese een titled “The Nazi' PIan’’--wero gl definite pronouncement
the duties required of pi<it offi- out of ammunition, *urrenrlere I binski. as suiwuintendent of' * pul . i will Imld n icgulor meeting loIt,
the
legislation
Is
not
nil
that
uiitki. ..at ‘" ‘i1..
- t r i L governrainttrM pa_w heii«ver. yett_to_flve_of the d e fe n d a n ts^ , -vnanwhite —
eers—ami—painted—out—tba—Uu.
-h im -a fte r-a -t wo hnni—h n tttrr lie the
glil.a) i . HI - .lock at t i r .n V ^ T
Into Flt« Engineer Fil'dV1!]T1 m
they land In Manchuria.
Iformonn Goering, Rudolf Hess.
' , . . . L j th at Mrs. Patton President Trunmn requested. iifiTT pnrtance of the unit’s Quarter Iw
The ear, -at the time of its cap to
U Hi.II livivH'd at till South
said the Utah Democrat the m aster and Adjutant.
Uni xrwi* niuvroiiuv|»,
William*,
anil
rdiicr
tlmt
time
pub
___ ____ __ Germany by air—
tare, was mounted on a flat
Paik \\Vime. All loeiulH'rs ure
efforts in reorganiza
w,ii k cinnhiytu nt the Saufurd Ulgcd
'capital a t Chungchun estimate von Schiraeh and Alfred Rosen inny reach her husband’s bedside President's
to attend u* the election
Commander nnylo announced car, he *ald, and Gimrittg had lie
tion
will
not
be
very
much
Imped
Naval
Air
Station,
was
approve’.!
that it
take from one week
of <dfie-r* lot (lie forlhcoining
some time today. U er plane could ed by restrictive provisions of the that the local post now has a gone on ulioad after it had
ifowever.
there
also
were
scene*
hv
the
COuimUaioii.
Mr,
l.ubiiml
..
to tan day* to fly a division of
nut land a t Pari* because of fog
Murdock is acting chairman total membership nf 1)7 member*. broken down. Azarn was rot in n who I* now mi vm at inn. i. m at- year will la- liehl.
control government troops into showing the activities *>of many end rain ami landed at Marseilles, bill.
of
the
Senate conferee*. And the H a'said that five mrmlier* have ing in u Peep a fter a tan) ie
ami lin* iivcil here diout lt>
of
the
other
defendants.
H
rtjln
Changchun._________ _
southern France, at 4:hi) A. M., head of the House group, Repre diod during Hie past year und pairing mission when he sighted rii.l
of course, dominated the film as In
yean. H>’ will ihciii y (il- new
tho
car.
.Several
windows
of
the
E.
8.
jT.
Mrs.
Pntton'n
plane
four
members
had
been
killed
In
SI'i;FI M .^SI BIKK FI ND
he dominated htx companion! dur look off from Marseilles for Hei- sentative C arter Msnasco of action. A fter the annual roll call, rn r were cracked by bullets from post of tar Jan. 1
DROWNED
Alabama, aald he thought Mr.
ing Ufa.
•,
Sidney Richard, city employ, c
delherg half an hour later. ^She Truman would l>e “ well placard." Commander Boyle told (he group bis .31) caliber carbine.
liK ritt JT .~ T h .~ M , l,Pi - The
The film, pieced together In a In accompanied by Col. H. Glenn
GREEN COVE 8KRINGS, Dec.
of notional activities of tho
Accompanying the car on it* for Hi" pu*t 2D years, wa* .pro International - Fulled Automobile
Manasco said he thought he V.F.W. and stressed the fact that
moted
front
ussistnui
Mreu>
*uI t,
A woman identified a* monumental documentary, was Spurling, an Army neuro-surgery
Workers' Union Imx it-krd Its
would cell up the measure for a the organization was Ihe oldest tour of Ihe eastern coast from periiitendeut t„ 'tipeiintciideut.
Mrs. Mildred Pierce Twyne drown offered by the American prose* specialist.
Washington, D. C. to Miami u ir
to contribute a t least
vote in the House on Thursday.
ed late last night when the car culion aa visual proof of tba Ger
Tliree ap| la alioii* for sale of inciillier*
veterans group In the United l.ieul. John Cole, who headed the
against
tho
Aa rew ritten in conference, the Htates as it was organized in ordnance group to which K«r. Level age* wen- rijc d n l by til $l*each to a n d ial iideinational
. In which aha was riding with a man' conspiracy
H ike fund. Tlie nctiop- by the
AUTO BALES
bill rules out eu reorganization 18D0.
. girl companion and two sailors world.
Azara belonged; v Sgt. Azm.i. r'.m.i.issiotie.s. They 'v' ^ : np j Fl<Vp,iion wa uccon.paalict^y a
of the civil functions of the Army
• nlnagad through the St. Johns
Following the appointment nf H-Sgt. Edwin Lasko, T-5 James pllCnlion of Roy A. Redding i -i • .-(atemelit tlmt it i* u'pparent that
Auto teg e a lu during the pest engineers. Thi* nhose of the en
jU U v w bridge near Groan Cove
Stenstroni as Post Adju Pendas, Pfc. George Hunt. Pfe. roll beer uml wine at lfif7 West tlie Gciieiul Motor* Strike will
week a t the offlca of County Tax gineers’ work Includes such pro Julian
V B pring*. Ono of the sailors also
tant, Quarterm aster James Huff W alter Lewis, T-5 W alter U. Spen Thirteenth Street; application of last- a long time. The drive for
Receiver Jno. D~ Jinkins were *7 jects os flood control.
U belteved to have drowned,
presented the annual Treasurer's cer und Pvt. Thomas Kirul.
percent higher than during the
Sully Perry, colored, to xcl! l-ecr fitiid* will xturt cm iKv. lb, and
other couple are aald to have
report. Commander Boyle an
wilt last until the end cd the GM
same period of tftne laat year, it
id from the submerged car.
and
wine ut 1112 Outage Avenue, xttlkc.
nounced th at the next regularly
J. I. Malcolm of Oviedo was was reported thin morning by Mr.
.... servicemen were stationed elected
scheduled meeting had been set
and iipplicntimi of E. H. Smitli,
Master of the Jinkins.
,
.„
tho Green Cove Springs Naval Oviedo Worshipful
for Jan. 14. and that rlection
Masonic Lodge No. 243,
to iqa'iate u | acknge .liquor stoic
Initial week aol.es thfa yror to
of officers would take place fn
(or the forthcoming year a t a talled $30,MR aa compared with
at Eleventh Kliert uml Frenc-l
March. He insured the Fifth
meeting held last night.
$11,003 aalea last year.
Leo
Butner,
local
grower,
was
Avenue, Ihe rejection Iteing bused
D istrict Commander, Mr. Camp,
Other officer* wasted were
yesterday re-elected chairman of th a t the local post would send
WASHINGTON, Doc. 11, WJ1- uu the fact t but thi* wa* ouUidi)
Thomas A. Maxwell of Orlando
the USDA Council, formerly a delegation to the Annual Dis OPA Chief Cheater Bowles ha*
as Senior Warden, Ban IL Jones
known as the USDA W ar Board, trict Conference at St. Cloud in announced th at his agency wid Hie liquor zone.
NOTICE
of Oviedo aa Junior ’Harden, J . C,
Application of John Reddick,
which
mat a t the office of County April.
have to mova mora slowly in re
Beginning
Friday,
Dec.
14,
Cox of Oviedo as treasurer and
C. R. Dawson, who was re
moving price control*. As uu ex- colored, to operate a taxicab wu.
Floyd L. Land of Orlando aa sec all dmaalfled advertisement* Agent
■
ejected,
aa II wa* felL -by tho
named aa secretary.
u tuple, Bowles said that price
must be In the Harold Office
retary.
Present In addition to Mr. DawThe Seminole High School Glee ceilings on fresh citrus fruits wero Fommisidniicrs tlmt th n e are
by 3:00 o’clock of the dey
preceding publication. Thi* W eon and Mr. Butner were Mrs. club will sing Christmas carol* removed last month, and price* enough taxicab* operated by colur
ed drivers.
Oulda Wilaon, county home de a t tha acool auditorium a t 7 :30 immediately rose sharply.
being dona in an effo rt to
monstration agent. Oris Mathl- o'clock Wednesday evening under
December analysis of milk wu.
Bowles added th at although
eu*. assistant to Mr. Dawson, and direction of Mis* OHIe Reese these prices since have declined, repmu-d to have met Grade A
George Livingston.
W hittle. Members of thurche* they still are -too high. He de renuirements.
the subscriber and advertlsar.
M bs Bertie Mae Stelnmeyer 1* have been requested to forego in- clared that therefore the OPA
The Sanford Atlantic National
W . know the
acting aa secretery to Mr. Dawaaa dividua! prayer meetings, and at- wants ceiling* restored on or Bapk nnil Lie Elm Mu State Bank
during the vacation of Mrs.
anges, grapefruit and tome other were designated us depot Unites for
Christine Butler,
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fresh *U flU--lniiU.
City fqnax.
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~ Lieut. Geticrul Albert C.
* Wedemeyfir any« the* repa
triation of the Japanese ex
peditionary forces was the
main topic at the high com
mand conference in Tokyo
oVor the weekend. This meet
ing was attended by Wcdemeyer, as the American com
mander in China; Vice Ad-
Wreckage. Of
After Fatal Hit
Chief .Of. Staff Says
I’D R ’.S**Instructions
Ruing Followed At
-'rime Qf ■Jap- Raid
Train
Nazi Leaders Are General Patton
Shown Pictures Reported Showing „
, „
,
Corporal Evans Is
Of Their Crimes
S om ej’rogress HomeFromService
Have Used Poison
6as On Prisoners
Wife Arrives At Bed- In European Area
side Of Critically
Injured H u s b a n d
jLoojfVFW Post Herman Gueptijf’s ijen n is C ourt'Bid
u Referred T„
Has Annual Roll Mercedes Benz is j Is
To
Exhibited H e r e
Call At Meeting
Tennis Club
5&
S
District Commander
Speaks On Nation
al VFW Activities
•
/ ’ITY BRIEFS
Keorganization Of
Executive Branch
Approved By Group
r f t re c l r »
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J.I. Malcolm Named
Worshipful Master
B u t n e r Re-Elected
USDA Council Head
OPA Wants Ceiling*
Restored On Citrus
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THE 8AIVF0
Houses Going Up
I
.... .
1h in
trail.Uril i*sll> 'I'H'I snlsrusr
lull **umluf ul
Many »f us still living recall the*time when Florida
satilnrU. I'luHtlu.
Hpent much of her energy anil money developing real isIll
.*«(•«■£.
rrrw ka _T
............. ........
rmrrnl
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“ "'itl tate allotments, building houses (ns well as schools, churches
-1*1..r ST. luia. »I
'••••' '"Vm U1U* stores, many of them of wood.
r r : f, ' ^ ui'TiwrVhV^ixwT.___ j ( New residences faced the streets often unpaved, some“ — ^7717,.,TTi i.. okas"
|times mere qtmjgmlrea, Frequently sidewalks were lacking..
. . ...■i^'toTkiBrr-.
P n |yn,*n belabored their horse-teamn Htruggliug with
JL1".
....... ......heavy loads of lumber, lime, slate for roofs, stone for
ki iik! oiei i in »nn:s
Ifoundations, kegs of hails. Scooting over scaffolding though'
|*,jf nl.lr III *il»mtrr
»\r r«ni> i t**•*■*- ...
*
lorbidden, was a regular after-school activity for lloys and
IlM Mwiilb
Irsi Klr^H' lig h ts and sounds of buildings going up were common
Tkrrr itmtillia
R*A« tl»*»|flf»
tMHi place as were the delicious smells of newly-sawed wood,
(Ipf l"rwt
_
fresh-laid cement, wet paint and glistening varnish.
All
mijMiw*. ntjtjk
pnllrr* «l
How good it would be if all this were being enacted
..liiirlt*.
klrrlkluHirnl. I«r •n»«
•**• |,ur|..i.r
rn'.liiK lu»S. Mill !«• rbk.sr.1 l»f now, throughout the country so in need of new homes and
ni r^vnlnv
, w<Mi
enlarged business facilities! Indeed all those good sights,
^«n«liNiH'r- iV
ltr|*rw»«U;
building ItillV
may RUUII
soon UVVUIIIU
become V
exper| b!»*I*I ,**1—P-I”
lI ' •lufiilil ,sounds
--- and smells of iiMininijj
rtpS^
F
v*h\
il'lkr uViikuIr7iH."'»r murro.iHm-. lenccs that today’s children can carry into their ftituie, if
i’.V
'.r.V-r j Premised construction gets under way.
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s e n a t e ''' w h ir :’.
.Little Fuehrers
handle. They constantly try to
War• Torn Germany I SSIs.iz.W.'&'A.TTSR
they cnll adventure.
,
rtV»rl'^">is«»rirrk in i birnau m>ii i
Hut there will be a difference. Prefabricatlon will
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eliminate
much or the scaffolding, and the romunce of tho
TIm- llrm is I. ■ rurmlirr »• T » r •
Ak.nrlalrK
Mblrb !• M ""' horse-drawn wagon will be gone. Efficient trucks will whisk
• It u lr r n l l l l M l « Ibn •*.. f » r " . supplies over well-paved streets In half the time and with
n*l Ornll.it. -I nO nrnm ill«|tnlrh.«
less than half the labor of l|it> okl days. Some boys and girls
rr.il
Oral In thin'
Il "fnMft
»“• •’'V*?1!*'
rr..1[ir.l
nml «'■» are too busy with movie-going and driving the family car
Ihr I*#-Ml nrii ■ imliO-bril
AII rlnhln In frnkhllrnllnn •>• »!•*rlnl Hl>l>nl.'b.n lirrflll nr. nl... fr- to have lime, for loitering near the sound of the hammer,
Thousands, however, will.still delight in the ednsory
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Toys and in Unit satisfaction of tho creative instinct wlik-li
TUliHIlAY llBCKAIHIilt II, IffH tomes from seeing a.useful dwelling rising fiom the bunds
ltlHl.t'. VKItHH KOH TtH>A% of men.
NEVKIl no ANYTHING THAT
YOU MHSIIT V >i NT TO FOJN
GET, IT IS NOT SO EASY AS
Cream Into Butter
YOU THNK: I «!« reinomlsir my
fuulls this tlc;‘.—C*iil«ii« -II !»•
Every citizen hus an obligation to work for whut
should Ite mankind's absorbing concern today—world unity
PRECIOUS STONES AT A
BANQUET
So says Andre Maurois, Fivnch n:uthor and lecturer who ir
(From KnKMorrnphl
a familiar figure in the United States.
MRS. All 1,1.Kit's cim'inl.l finAh a prelude to uction he woultl have everyone keep
nlslic.l llahl.
fully
informed
by making the study of current uvunts a
N*> minds wortt there to scmtilluii;
daily habit. He tolls the story of two frogs who fell into a
or shim*.
Only th ^ Joik* uml *n|iiitilri*s r a t .. cask of cream. One, a pessimist, gave up cosily and was
toretl briuht—
quickly drowned. The other kept on kicking, falling back
There wn» no IliloHccl to
tlm
* ■*N.
after each futile attempt to scale the sides only to thrash
The pagan atone*, more b rilliant! about
Never giving
■ Mand nttemptMit i again.
r
......up.■ h ' %
than the brnln.
churitetl the cream to butter.- From this uoHtlS^undatitki
Tile1 viririn***i«arI' tim hh'o'd of the do-something optimist frog ieuped U> fiecdom.
upon our relallonp with R uuia
Bui thought had tufnol Into n , M a u io is is h im s e lf a dtjer. Except fo r the in te rv a l^ when
generally.
Burma's vein. . . .
he served on active dut>; in this war with the French
Out of his long experience Gene
Unhmled on her once prinmatic army, he has spent his life attempting through his books
u M ,., |
V e /iU b u u tf ifOy U
ral Smith was able to give me
,
vrralth that lay
4111lllllJ
to interpret France to British and American readers, and
some very helpful Information as
throne
to what was the underlaying prin
The light of word* hud gone fniufthe English-speaking peoples to his nativfc countrymen.
ciples upon which all genuine
the spine
|
A morass of tensions and problems threatens to engulf
friendship between the United
The, i* now remsiiiejj hut withered,
thinking people today. As Maurois sees it, intelligent
States ami Russia, and undoubted
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ly the peace of the world, will de
4 The ringK of Mrs. Smith nod Mrs. workers, who keep a clear .view of facts, like the frog with
■KETTZ
pend.
ills eyes on the sky above his cask, can churn a useable
Junes.
En route from Frankfurt to
OKI AN I)E PLEDGE. springboard from which they can launch themselves into a
laist week, you iccall 1 wrote occupied countries us hostages,
I’nris by train I hod the pleasure
from
Nuernberg
where
thu
Nati
and
generally
violated
the
laws
of
better future.
rriminnla are on trial. During war. The indictment also ch arges, of running Into one of my old
C la u d e P efifiesi
Hoy un E-tluml und help |Mil
Hemlimlr Con nly over the top.
The Mg coys' now are in the
Bf rlil! newapapera contain,
prisoners dock a t Nuernberg.
w un,n* hcmlcd 'W ild er Verlorcn
But what about the hundreds of - °»l children. They Include pitithnusnnds of little fuehrer* who Jul apprai* fnan parents who lest
strutted and helled all over Grr- families when the war 9went down
many? Where are they?
. on them. Some giving up hope .of
The Germans have their ow n,,in d i"X their own chrhlrrn, offer
ideas where, these "B enten"—n**<> *u,t ’I’1 ‘»t*"'r!'» '•’
they were railed— have gone.Jhe time. they, nre foSml to be
Homo say. Ironically, th a t all of
in, ll'»,nes which tire mltthem are working for the Allied I
‘"''j ur'\ 1,0 wnauUaAJc
Military Governm ent Or they’re ‘hat the r offer* have to Ik* W nmsouerading aa refugee* f r o m itURC,L Here »s lust onu case 1mm
the RusUan Zona. Other* sav the!
woret N ails never will be found.; • FI™ I'**1*- h->'■
tl,r"« '• ll<*
beemuee they never Joined the party k 'N / - ‘he youngfcjt, one and-nand liu t put up party members 1half yoars o ld - a r e sharing four
aa a front. Now, supposedly, th e y . f y is j 1* " Ilcilm lnm|dtaL .They
are still up to the aama trick, with were found •.■vcmt weotm ngo in :v
party mem tiers doing time for .freig h t c a ra v Kus.rln. There were
ite m ,
J nix buys but one of them -lied.
Some, of course, have been n r - i ‘‘nly
u
realad. P re b a b .l/tytypical
p lc a l. <
nf^this k " £ ! i ^ r ^ n n . . . ^ Bu‘, ^ c n h .
could
not
explain
how
they
rhujjjiiJa
group
la one Dr. Rudolf Kirin.
who didn’t throwr his raopey
i
around to be alone, iinli-..;lurvei| In fii
rimar hiut who freight V an
under the Ritler
This is hut p a r t'o f the legacy
| j | l was
■ n suhmade plrl
plrttty. p Fhdk
mnrine officer in tho First World lejf to Germany Jor me l>ig shots
W ar and - then • iK-camr nil om.b- *n ‘Jte.',prU«wiei> <lqck . itt Nuiyntrumiya employee of the North !
functionaries like
German U5yd Steamship Line.
udo>f. Mrl<;. of - Rremen. Yes.
.T h a t was until illU er appointed 1 i» hitter, it is hoart-rendlnv. it
him nrapagitig director ami vtr- [ b . bath'-’t e. B* t it Is n lcgm y
lunlly the king of firemen.
' S h|ch
""*y
<»pcun
Yea, Flrte lived with hifcuntpcuu
co jn tiv Imgiited by the
th solid comfort during tire Wuxi
orrul,“ li""hey-day. B at thing* are uiffarent
now. Their haute, with lit betutl-
McNarney Keeps In
S rsiiS trS V JS ,1'1',ZGood Stead With
no u . . P°F > .n .fM n » w a, wrlti.-n !Russian
Generals
down. The Allies knew .all tlmt
lie had been, • One day. four sold-1. IIKHLIN. Doe. II, td*l The old
iera came and took him away.
when in Rome, do n* the
And' w hat about his. son - Hel HdltgcRoman-* i< -.landing G e h c r u l
mut, the honor leader of lh<t,Hit Jos.-nh
T. M< Narney in g.Mxl st<(J
ler Yolith? The otd crone who ‘in Germany.
serves ns caretaker of the Kirle
Th- American m-eunntinn eomhomestead hopes that some d«y mnndar
has unplia-l that bleu to
Helmut will come back from his Ihe Russian*
A»»l in that way he
Russian prison camp. And whnt has found n solution
that has es
about Frau Flrle und daughter caped a Ini of others—how
to
Ruth—Ruth, who Irt the high keep pace with Ihe expansive h«sdnvs of U).'in. used to nrgue .tint pitalltv ef the Soviet*. The others
Hitler practically was a divine always came awov Xronr Russian
being? Those two. their hen’th. parties
stuffed nnd n hit tipsy, but
spirit, and illusions shattered, live not Gencr.il
Joe--and . here's Ills
In the French zone on- the <20 n secret:
month which the Allies allow them : McNarney wns at n lu n rh q *
from the family's confiscated for party given by the Hoviels tTi
tune.
Berlin and. wu||—tu-lter lot thu
This Is the fate of Just onu Ge—rnl tell It!
family in Germany: this Is but
” 1 nut next to Marshal Zhukov, .
one legacy of the llltler regime. nnd he’s n Jolly >rllnw. KveryThere is another which is children tinru n dish cahte alnhg —nnd there
left without parents or homes; was a long -nicceslon tif them—
some of the Gormans who are he’d snv: Now. you must try
truly innocent victim* of Hiller’s some of this, it’* fine.* •
war. They ure to he seen every
“ I tried it rcvcrul limes but I
where in the larger German cities latticed he ptMterl up votpe-dlshc*.
—white-faced, gaunt eyed ghosts, so I tried a different tnek. I
wandering amid ruins and living last --lid: M'll take -nmh if
by their wit*.
-,
dp.' He twdf* some. hkUv-hcn W '
It*
kjfflcInllfrVthnt Ridn't cal Ir f rtidn't
wt
there arc ll.UOO homeless children Just went aloirr tlmt* way, and I
In Munich alone. Many lost both came nut okay,"
Ihe Inst 10 day* I have heard tho 1Hint from the beginning of their ■friends, Lt. Colonel (.olden of
Indictment read, have heard the struggle for power in Germany \ Tampa, who has done a great Job
*T the cullupse of Germany the for General Eisenhower In handldefendants ami some of tho other i until
Considering the handicaps. SunChampion
City
B
onn
Naxis who are to be witnesses for i Noils committed crimes against ing petroleum supplies for the Aford Is making splendid nrogress
the prosecution questioned, ami i humanity, th at is,.they ruthlessly merit-tin forces in France . and
In hnvlng its face lifted.
gone over the preparation of tortured nnd killed millions, of Germany. He was- happily enThu American city boss, once a familiar figure but of have
this world-renowned case with Jews in their own eouhtry and in route home.
lf you don't do your * Christ
i lltto years disappearing front th tse tta k lajuut the.uhamplun Justin* Jackson ami hi* sta ff, Koc occupied, cpgntyies,.^/nilpona.. nf
In PaHrf I found tw o mrtw-d4
mas shopping eurlv , this yum,
Terho-SIn- mv old friends. Colonel R. 4.
njBOO,DmJ. )fti» -J wmI"Itfeen four day* I attended the tnaT’Ti- Ruslans. Poles, ami SCiecho-Sloyou sru n.itTllhelJt if.' do it-flitof bis kind. .Shanghai,
vu^s,
whom
they
called
"Inferior.
_________
"inferior. Marshhurn and Lt- Colonel Rob
self.
[ all.
revealed as posaesfllng the'Nq.*! Itoyn of nil time.
anil butchered Innocent | pentlnnd. Colonel Marahhurn had
Tu Yueh-shctig. head of tho two Hed Gate and Blue Ooevlng, Hess, Rlblwntrop, Kei peoples",
Tho (kmscivntlvcs 'In England
tel, R u d e r nml nil these defend Wen. woineir and children In a l l . L-Knrgc of our post exchanges durare not willing to accept u loan secret societies,-chairman of the Colton Mill Guild, un em ants ure rhurged first with or- the countries they occupied.
J inir the French and Germun cnuifrom the United States. Like so ployers’ organization, and tho ruler of the General Labor ennixing hmiI currying nut a con
All these charges nre tming paigns, and Colonel Pentland. ra
many people who hnvc currie I Council, is pretty much the whole city of Shunghai. He is spiracy through Lhu Naxi party proved by documents ami records. ccnt|y discharged after dlslini the bm.den of repaying nbligiiservice with tho Army,
In taka over the ahsoluts control mntion picture films, and o th e r.
I lions, the Conservulives know chuirman of r>0 to GO organizations, a shareholder in two of Germany and in crush nil up- evidence which the Gcrnmns Mlr‘c buck in the Army as a clvii the Inull will be border to repay big banks and several small ones, two cotton mlllti, four iw
tosltloh to their uhsolute power themselves prepared ns they went IUn to |1elp Colonel Murshburn in
« than to face the problems nf thu flour millii, two woolen factoriun and a silk factory. He has lit the German Notion. T hat In- their ruthless
B |||_ way of wickedness. pa r|g. Thanks to Colonul ..........
Marsh .
| world today v>illiout borrowing, a son, incidentally, studying at tho University of Virginia. volved the abolition of the civil Under the mountains or ovhlrncu j(uiti the 'American soldiers have!
j But a person who doe* not Inof the citizen*, the esta-. which the prosecution day a f te r . bmj the best supplies possibles
No’ wonder that with all these strings to pull, Tu was rights
' tend to repay In the first place
bllshment of tho socrel police and j dav Is pllidfe up ugalnst them, the everything from cigarette*, candy
| is nut likely to worry about the called on iHirsonally by Gonerallssimo Chlnng Kai-shek to the ruthless party gangs like the I defendonls ore Increasingly up- j Kmt coca-cola to music boxes .and
. 1burden of debt.'
keep tho city’s rising pricea down. Mayors Hngue of Jersey 8.S. and the S.A. troops, and the j prehensive. Von Rlbbenlrrp looks - **!*» watches. Colonel MarehCity
ami Kelly of Chicago may well look on this Shanghai setllng u|t of concculratiim camps like nn otd man as he shuffles'In Inin and Colonel Pentland, are
) Them are generally plenty of
into which th rir anomies could lie und out of the court room; Hess, | soon to come home.
!i
ruler
with awe and envy.
.taxes to pay In Florida, hut tho
Ihrewn nml cither confined,i tor formerly robust and confident. I*' Many Florida imys, hearing | i |
Tampa Tribune reminds us th at
tured, or killed.
now a pale,. shrunken, hollow-eyed
|„ i>n riN m uio -to se« roc n: |
this s ta te has no slate income tux,
Tho seiimd atop of th t umsplra- man whoso wily attem pt to pre bout tltelr problems. Home h*dt|
nn general sules lux, no state llitore, ux the prosecution is show- tend amnesia has nuw been ex- illness in tholr families and 1 was I
Jieruan. n tux, no Lux on .ImilW
uh cu
lug, was to plan aggressive wart P®*»d. Von -Uapan wbu did Jilt-., able to help them gat home. Home
stead* under 95,0011 ih vnlnulde. no
dlplnmatic- work, al- felt .th a t Lhty hud suffered nn
first upon Kurojie, then upon Ilia ler'sa dirty
il
state realty lax. tin poll tax ami
United Ntatcs and oilier parts of though he tries to approach Ida Injustice and had their case* look
NowutluyH
llto
lit’|fim
i|n
g
o
f
tliu
o
p
e
ra
tic
Hwtwyi
n
o
t
only
no need fur nnv new taxes, with
the world. This policy of comiueat old elegance in dres*. is also a ed Into by res|H>nsib)e officers. I {
no slnte handed debt, no unpnld ItritiKH to A n iu rica th e fin e s t um l IrcHt-pluycil m uulo in th e still carried out by lhu N ail Party breaking man. Keitel, under Hit constantly
kept up pressure upon j
hills and with a big cash balance w ork!, lin t hriiiK H .it in to th e horntm o f m n n y nilllioiiH o f but through the instrumentality of ler, formerly the commander of all ' the nrnied force* to expedite the ||
in .the Treasury. Worth thinking people— f u r m ore tlm n w ere, e v e r ab le u n y w h e re b e fo re to tho German state because the tho German armed forces, is like return of our bays home, tf pot- :
name.
*
party by-this lime absolutely do a Hon In Ills cage, restless ami sible, by Cht-istmae. I have also
IlHtcn to Koutl ntUHic u t one tim e , T h e c ro w n in g hlumtimr minated
and contollod the state. chafing at being caught In thu kept pressing the armed service* |
* John I . Lew Is ■pays Ills re- 1h th u t m ich m tiuic la now d e liv e re d d ire c tly in to )W4)]ile'H
Tho third step wa* the beginn lightening web of the trial. Only to release doctors and nurse*
apreta to rupllul, tidmr mid Presi homtH, w ith no m o re expcnitQ’o r tro u b le to th e m th u n th o ing of the German war* of con Goerlng allows himself the diver fast os possible so they could
dent Trumnn, nil of whom he
quest aa planned by the Naxi sion of glancing frequently at any
to servo the civilian papulaseems to think old n hunch of p ro v id in g o f nn o rd in a ry ra d io not. O f all o u r m o d e rn c u l conspirators and the attack upon attractive lady whom his search turn
tfnn nt home. I hove lieen mnk- ]
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bums. And tlmt is nhoul whut tu r a l m inuioK , p o rh a p a tit la la th e num t w o n d e rfu l
Notion after Nation which fallow- ing eye* may find In the court lag some progress In this respect
I of* them think of h|m. About
A iul it in u Iho v e ry f r u itf u l. I<or o u t o f th e IlH tening t o ' «i. The Imticintcni charges th at room.
ie HUtiimolille workers bolng n e rla l ntuide cp m in g o v e r th e w av ea by d a y a n d .n ig h t in in' th* course of the conduct df
From Nurnberg 1 drove to
stupid In selecting (Id* partieiilnr
itnd had another long
time to strike against General developed g ra d u a lly mtch it: u n i vo ran I k n o w led g e n n d tu n ic tM* wry o f - a j m ^ i o n uml con- Frankfurt
talk- with General Smith. Ghlcf of
Motors, there U something In f o r m u sic aa n e v e r e x is te d ! a n y w h e r e c Iml In a n y u g e . I t J,w aH d?hw !u o r^ th . J?axV1pa*rty S
taff to General Eleenhower, con*
vitalLewi*
suys,
The union in se e n a lre a d y ip th e flo w e rin g o f y o u th fu l gcniUHox in and ihe Oerman state, tortured
wnai
is
the relatione between the
Idn’t Ihave struck ut n better almoMt e v e ry se e tto n o f ,o u r la n d , a n d th l» procetta m a y con- - ■"•I killed prisoners of war, want earning
American and Russian military
from General Motor* point
rt: . tune, fro
force*. These relations, I am sure
wi«>ou« iin .il,
^ , of view. But maybe the UAW,
F.M .Dally
I
U S S & umS m
iM is s n
TO THRILL HER
AT CHRISTMAS
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of
in .o )ia iiillu ll
a lld
altruism utterly unthinkable In
John U Lewis, wanted In save
the company unnecessary losses.
Being
paralysed even
tem
porarily Is going to be tough
for swnshbuckllng General Patton
who
h is probably noVcr been
• In At bed sick In hi* life. For
one ao use.| to taking cure of
himself In nnv and all emer
gencies. Ihero Is no greater omimuul tlmn having to | m
_ for by others. No douh'
could raiher Ini (lend. Forts
ily, however, In any good
there U something which
mattor ho*
i to life, no m
7 the suffering -or emlairwhL AncTiri time the humuu
is mended In mlraculetn
So may It be with Patton.
TODAY & WED.
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TIRES WILL
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i 6«<l«ty E diton Cwril» Tralaeh
'Social Calendar
Miss Jane Benson Is
Wed To H.R. Parker
In a quiet but Impressive cere
mony performed a t the home of
the Rev. and Mrs- W.P. Brooks,
Jr. last Saturday afternoon, a t
1 K)0 o'clock, Miss Jane B#nson,
daughter of -Mr. and Mrs. J.A.
Benson, became the bride of H.
R. Parker, Chief P etty Officer.
USNR, son of Mr. and Mrs. E.W.
Parker of Lynchburg, Va.
• The double ring ceremony was
performed bv Rev. Brooks in the
prsence of only the family. Mr.
and Mrs. M.T. Haynes, brotherin-law and sister of the bride
attended the couple. White glad
ioli decorated the rooms of the
Brooks home for the occasion.
F or her wedding the bride
a Rose wool suit worn
grpy accessories and an
orchid corsage. Mrs. Haynes wore
a black crepe dress, sequin trim
med a n d g corsage of pink capia_,__
tiohs. Mrs. Benson, mother o f.the
l|ride, wore to blue wool Suit and
a corsage of white camellias and
pink rosebuds.
Mrs. PaYkcr was bom I n ‘Or
lando but moved to Sanford with
• Rsv. M. B. Sackett addressed her parents at un early age. She
and
i , attended thee local sschools
'
the general meeting of the W e st,
Side” I’.T.A. members Thursday I wns graduated from 8cm!nole
'afternoon in the school aud ito r-«.High School. Until her marriage
turn en the value of home Influ ‘ she wns employed oy the Dr.
ce in a child’s life. He stress- Philips Company In Orlando.
Mr. P arker received his educa
tho importance of children
sharing In tho responsibility of tion In the schools of Lynchburg
the home. Mrs. Edward Klrcher and ha» just returned from an
[gave a brief talk on the import 18 months' tour of duty in the
ance of buying Christmas TB South Pacific.
Following a honeymoon trip
Beals. t.
Mra. C. A. Anderson, president, Mr. and Sirs. Parker will visit
.Introduced the sp e a k e r and pro- with his parents in ' Lynchburg
sided over the business meeting. Itcfore going to California where
Mr*. Lottie Nix lend the de he will he stationed.
votional and rent) an appropriate
poeir
entitled. "Una\jurunes9.H
'Jlrft.
lx also
nrcsentetf her
<7oml
>urth grade pupils in a short
demonstration.
The Sanford Grammar School
! hft*. Marion St. John, principal,
voted to
adopt
tho
announced that the West Hide P.T.A.
School was the one school in the school orchestra as its project
coiintry that won the mlnuto for the year nnd contributed
man award for last year. This *300 toward Its support a t the
Asta.given for ninety percent pnr- meeting held Wednesday after
.! ticipAtlon in the sale of stamps noon a t the school auditorium
and bonds und is the second ^ c u r with Mrs. George Harden pres
.
the. school has
received
this ident. presiding.
Plans were heard front Ben
[■ward.
nnd Miss -Lucile Campbell
. The first grade won the . room Steele
on behalf of “Save the Children
I count. Approximately 30 inem- Foundation Incorporated” whose
EV
ber> were present. a t the meeting. purpose it is to secure schools,
TUESDAY
The Intermediate Girl* Auxil
iary of the Finit Baptist Church
Jwffl qtevt ’at the Church a t 7!30
JP. M.
The Pilot Club will hold its
fular business meeting - in the
Jotel Mayralr at 0:00 P. M. to
preceded by the board meetat 7:30 P. M.
iThursday
, Junior High School P. T. A.
.wilt meet at
P. M. with Mrs.
IK. O. Kilpatrick, president, pre
siding. A board meeting will be
'held at 2:30 P. M.
FRIDAY
The regular meeting of the
Campbell - Loaning U nit-N o. 63..
-American Legion Auxiliary, will
meet at the Legion Hut nt 7:30
SIS'
Rev. Sackctt Speaks
-TO West Side P-T.A.
«
Grammar School PTA
Plans For Orchestra
CHRISTMAS
DANCE
sponsored by
Cotillion Club
Dec. 21 — 9 P.M. til ?
Woman’s Club
Orchestra
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T O E 8 A N P O R I) H E R A L D , S A N F O R D F L O R ID A
Li e u t . Henrichsen 1
Honored At P a r t y
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Mrs.AdamsEntcrtams I General Yamashita
Her bridge C l u b ! ^ A p p ea| Case
Miss Susan Kirlley honored
Tele. No. 140 Lieut. Florence Henrichsen USNR
with a bridge party Saturday
evening nt the kirlley home on
Golden Lake. Lieut. Henrichsen,
former aide to the commanding
officer at the Sanford Naval A ir
.Irlends of Miss Phyllis Allen Station and Wave adm inistrator,
will regret tn learn that she is has been detached from the
station ami will soon depart
i ill at her home on Holly Avenue. local
for San Prenclsco, Cnllf. .where
Mr. and M'rq. Winston Render- sho will be released from the U 8
son are residing nt the present Naval Reserve.
The Kirtley residence was
time with Mr. Henderson's parenta, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. lien- beuutifully decorated with holmxkoldin nnd
bronze chrysan
derson at 1Old Oak Avenue
theinums. The dining room table
Mrs. J. C. Snend has returned was centered with n small Christ
to her home In A tlanta after mas -tree hearing red cnmollns,
spending na lew
few nay
days with Mrs. Koch guest chose n enmelia to
K. B. Phillips and Miss Vern which her tally was attached.
After several progressions of
Phillips at 1004 l.iiurel Avenue.
bridge had been played nota^ paper
Mr. and Mrs. John U. Phillips wns awarded Miss .Marjorie June
and young son, Johnny, are now Burdick for high prize nnd a
residing at 2032 Sanford Avenue. compact was awarded the hnnorce
Mr. Phillips4 hns recently re ns a memento of the occasion.
ceived his discharge from the Miss Winifred Lovell-was awarde screenn prize.
Navy.
A sweet course Was served by
Mr. and 'Mrs. J,..' H, Wont Imd Miss Kirlley and Miss Catherine
ns their gudsls over Die weekend Spencer to the fallowing: Lieut.
the letters brother nnd family, Henrichsen, Miss Margaret Spoil
Mr. nnd Mrs.
W. N'iblnck nnd cor, Miss Winifred Lovell. Mi**
son of Jacksonville and friends, Luticju Corntly, Miss Marjorie
Mr. und M rs.-S t. Johns ulsn of June -Burdick nnd (Mi-. Kirtley.
Jacksonville.
er so n a I s
Mr. nnd Mrs.
I). Phillips
have returned to thejy home in
Jacksonville after spending sev
eral weeks hen* visiting relatives
nnd friends, Mr. Phillips has re
cently received his discharge from
the ‘'Army
A rmy after serving two years
In the Chinn,
C1T —Burma and Judin
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theater of war.
Mrs. Raymond Lundquist, 80o
Enst Second Street, was visited
Saturday' by her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil- Wilson of New
York City who arrived by pilingThey expected to leave today
‘ »y for
Miami where Mrs. Wilson will
visit, friends. Mr. WUum, who
Is public relntipns director for
the Nationnl City Bank of New
York, will embark from Miami
by plane to Santiago, Chili, on
n business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Stineciplur
and Grace Murie attended the
wedding of Miss Lollee Melvin
and Lieut. (Jgl Jnmes B. Doster
which was solemnized in tho Firct
Lnrtist Church of New Smyrna
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Stineciphar sang "Because" and “ For
You Alone" during tho ceremony.
They also attended the reception
for the bridal youpla which wns
held a t the New Smyrna Yacht
Club.
th e Duplicate Bridge Club met n
n
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Wednesday nftornoon nt the h , « l i d O l ' C
M a C A n h U l*
■of Mrs. M.. A. -Adam*. Jr. 21UI (
I Lily Court. The looms of tlu
—*-------Adams residence were decorated i MANILA, Dec, 7, (/Pi — Lieuwith red clip's UlltilCillUlll* nnd tenant General Tomoyuki Yamn'greenery currying nut the < h rist-' shitu planned today to appeal
I to a man he nnre threatened tn
I tints met if.
.Mrs. Joe Meisnii and Mi .. Haw 1 drag to a •'tit render table
kins Connelly were a Winded prir.es General of the Army I might*
tin.
fin having • tile highest scores. • .MncArtlior
. ,
..— to
, save In.
.
the m< ‘ ' r,ml the hangman > iimi e.
1A KVVei'l rournc
1
hi a brief, ir>.niinnte pin, eilitro
B y ' i ho*te** to the loliaw lag
today n Fnited flu tes Military
t Mt>. W. f . -Hill, .Mis.* .lahies ('onimisshm of five uener.il* dc• Ridge. Mr*. llawkiiK Connelly, claled Yamashita guilty of con
Mis. Hugh Whclctul. Mis. Itoby doning ntnH ties committed liy
I.aing. .Mrs. .1. ih. \\oodruff, Mrs- troop* of hi* Philippines com
Joe .Mcisrh, and M r;. . Inyd Hoyle, nv-iinl. The commiNsinp
hcnde-l
i
by Major General Russell B. Roy.
mild* - sentenced * the bullet-.
hrnih'd Jap -cncral to death h>
Imaging.
Prior to hearing the verdict
Gt.EK I'Ll It
and sentence, Ynmudiitn. through
TAI I A11ASS HE, 1he. 7; <S pe- an Interpreter. Issued n tuii-l
to itw court. Soil! the
chill- Mil,' hundred and three statement
time ciuu|iii'ior. of
Vot.i-i. under the 'diieetioa of thrcc-ntur-into
Mnlayn
and
hitlgnpoi e :
Mi Kitty, L. lloitt'ilMllt, will pro
to liikc tin- .i.pjihi
1sent
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I:' a* Yes*I ^ ’ | j.t wi-.ii
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am.cat| 1.111
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■Stall' t "liege fur, W. n.eil tlli-C' »"li ......... h.,1," " :
Clol.
nox*...■Sunday' .............. . at '^
lJ ', ,.t -i<> timnk
, U|ntgl,i
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officers. *. Vr,
1 want
the
. : M m -Wcstcmt nuditoilutn nt c,lllUniMion foi .i fair trial.»-lflu
AlU# I.U1N Xll'HwClhv
,
t - . , , , * *n«ge,l
cf til'd Mi-V vn.lu-d Koloon f.om
' mm.shils *■ *hot.Met* s»
• Surttorjl are .. ................ . ..............
1,0 U"lu" U’ senteru-e. itul
' ' '*i'ii >'i*i,i he •iinighteued qnickiy and miith[ rltih and wilt pmih-ipnt
n curt iiow tn the commission
- i n o g r a i i t . * ............................. ■before hb 3CIT- led hack to Id. hull
PU
(his wliltc
u' ! ' in
lM’ tlu*
!, 11 *|ir«»«riiiin >tl»\\%ill lu* c<?j| lo await .flu* oUtn»nu« i»f
MTinNOTE
w ic yufi uiisH
iiiC MRilk
K Jersey'
j m r y rh ^t«,|
bridal gown Is simplicHy. Designed Mal
R .c h ,. fm-ully h a r p i s t : - :
Of course you’ll have u Christby I»cne of Hollywood and dU- |{m*)K») t'm tw rll of Ttilliiluthhfi,
i
mail party. Afternoon, evening
played at a New York fashion abow. Htlitl«-nt violinist; and Fawn Tinor drop-in guests, Festivity is in
the gown has a full skirt that ends w.. . of liillnlin-n-. -imlcm orthe air this Christmas. The -boys
to a sliort train, with the draped
1'imiu accoitipqiiintenta
are either home or coining. Idte
tKXhce Ulmnied wllh alternated in- wj|| i„. , hive,I bv student qmnist
of gas. meetings with old fricmls
serU of pearl treads and nude souf- , Klcnm.i llntgg of Tumpn.
you haven't seen In ages. So
lie Inserts.
(Intcrnatiomii)
Mi*, ttohcit,oi) Inis ailMoiiiicist
here is party fare. Have candies
an imorestlng program fur ihe
nnd cookies ready; serve the
mi mill I affair, wl.irli in vears past
dress-up crowd an elegant tray
tra>
of super-delirious surprises with M l IN.MILK and ANNE l.<* Ini* a tim e (ad m any, visltm.-, to
DAPHNE CONNELL' the <aiii| ns,. Il ill',lull'* a group
punch; nnd chat forr mints with 'E L L ;
dour friends to ■ the accom u n d .1. \v. ELI.IS; SIHIU.KY of oigiin carol* phiyc.l by Misn
I’rapwk, a harp selection by ,Mi**
paniment of ktichcn and coffee m o r h l a n d ami b u s t e r f a ir
. . . . McCalls magazine suggests: |l ' !'1T,v 1
, 1 ! , ^ i1.1' Ib'edec 'and a -vi.Hin • tin.I iimn
popcinrn bulls, crenmy fudge, i iv ! ! ' •'BUIil.k; HK1 I t ttllN-. M-h-ition by
by Mi-s llia-dcr and
AL DOUDNEY; Mis* Criitwell, in mhliliiiu to
spiced nuts, snvorie* nnd punch, LAM) uml
PHYLLIS
BACH
ittnl
BUSTER
M-lcitionr liy the Glee Club and
hrimp-bacnti hor d’oeuvres, sa r
dine canspe*. cream puffs with FAIUCI.OTH; LOUISE I.UND- Milni s|*.
QUIST
and
I'A
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PEZill.D;
rhicken salmi, crab meat delight,
Handel"*
Hallelujah
Chorus
egg anchovy strip*, *au*nge rolls JUDY JONES ami KAY STOE- from the .Messiah, n enlly raised
MAKER;
HETTY
ROWLAND
ami spiced mulled wine.
ami RALPH KEOGH; VIRGINIA to even greater height* of pupaDOTTIE BOLT’S tmliy liny DANIELS mid JAMES CHEST lai-ity liy its lireseiitntlon in the
horn 'Snturday afternoon at five 'NUT: MARY ANN GALLOWAY uintlniv |i,rtut0 Milile for Million*,
is named ROBERT SIMS and I* nml HORRY m tlSSON. t.AUUA is a suiieiit felltbIT of the Gleu
he n husky lad . . . nine pounds CURRY and RALPH JONES: Filth’s program, which inelode*
and eleven ounces . . . DOTTIE HETTY HUMPHREY ami JACK traditioanl Christina* music nf
will lie confined to the Orange RENTON;
HARRIET MATT. i everttl peril*!;, and countries ami
with llie best-known nf all
General Hospital for approxi HEWS u n d
llli.l. KINA HD; end*
tjlu i.sluiHM enrols, Griiher’s Silent
mately ten days . . . then sho GEORGIA HUTCHINS
ami
RAL
will return home with' ROBERT PH CRANSTON; EMILY MATT Night.
. . . . HUSTON BABCOCK, vlo- HEWS ami GLENN I.INGI K;
Scheduled to nine *.do part.*
linist, played the Flr»l Move BETTE BALL and IHI LY Mt'N- ■■li the program are Anne Daniel
ment of Beethoven’s "Moonlight t 'AN; JUNE ROSE DUTTON .<f .Miami, •'aula Teugurdoii and
Sonata" Sunday lit the Episcopal nnd STANLEY. STACY.
Mice Whrelei of I'allahuasee.
Church and It was magnificent
Phyllis DcKalh of Clemwaler and
From
“War
nml
Pence”
,
liy
. . . . Chatting In the uptown
llori* O'Neill uf Daytona Bench.
seetion Monday afternoon were I.ck Tolstoi:' Now lie lunl learnt
I"
see
the
great,
the
■•ti-riml.
BOH WILLIAMS. LEA LESHEIl
nnd L. T. DOSS . . . . BOBBY and the infinite in everything;
theiefore, hi uttlei 1
NKWMAN and ROBERT IWH and natarally
it, *tn
SON ore in town again* and will til see -11'
'.* level in 'it
11• l"."‘
be here through the holhln^*s . , lAernplatnm, tie flung aside the
. . the Cotillion Club - is spoil
through whirl: he Imd
soring u dance Dec. 21 at"Pth e . L‘!*h?rt"
." '7
Womans Club with a good or- 1h,t'n,l|i‘
J".'fully at
$ 8 .9 5 t o $ 1 3 .5 0
chestra so mark that date down **’1’ evei-changing, evci Kratal,
on your holiday calendar with „ unfallmtimble, and infinite life
red 'p en cil . . . . High Behind around him. And the rim er he
couples
asil jjuiiunitt
foltuwa; 14
NANCY
CO
Uplicrn go
||U M
JltlU i *looked
, ill■ It, the calmer mnl
The iririhlc
WILLIAMS nnd JAN JENK1N -r
, tt,U4'
SON;
LYLLIAN BOYLE mi l ‘J
* !' n " l,1't
,t#-chattelcd all„ ,
JOIlfiNY BRUM LEY:. K IT T Y ,'!” ,u ‘'"'•"ual edifice- m old
ODHAM nnd PORTER LANS I
H'* .'iuwli.ni: What fm 1NG;
CAROLINE LEE n n .1, b*d m> vxi*uinco f,„
,UI„ .
GEORGE CHAPMAN; JOYCE I
question. H hat for? he
TERRACE TALK
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appeal procedure-.
Ills defi ne., bad -tu 'iid emlises
open. Fni one tiling, it -till has
an appeal pending liefore the
United Slaty- Slip rilin' Court
asserting that tho commission.1
had liu legal light to lit Ynmushiln.
Yunmshitn's thunsel also can
appeal fii-i t . ' c Cunttiiatnlitirf
Genera) of Aimv I'one in tho
western I'arifi. I. •■.ut'iwni Gen*
ITtll \Y. II. S lje i. If 'tv er up*
in,Ids the i ottmti- inn'- fiadltee,
and verdict. Yannishitn then eut.
a'ppeal In MtoCArt iitfl. It the
AlllCd HUpil'Ilu i IHtttHHitil Opliohl- llio Verdict, Vamashitn cun
again ap|ieal li. tin- t ’lii . .1 States
Suiurmc Court.
Meanwhile, u ilispatch ftom
Tokyif n id Yatiinshita • wife, ,vnn
ha* nnt litc.i with :.cr husband
ntole than file month* in the,
past ten year*, also think* na
grit n fair tim l Said sir- to n
Tokyo new spaji.'i i
"The iih'Hi.hI of justice on tho
*11wj*
Anieiicu-i idw ii tuhuinddv fair.
I ant idtu -cl with it I n o u g h t
l|)y h.ijl'.md - 1,; till Ihi ||U| on
trial imimally ImeAtt* • lie took
i inn hull id itti , la: . time in Urn
fi out .’'
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CHAIN.' SCOURS list POINTH
A
-Minmij'-b’la , licit II. iSiieciall
H um Ghiiul, I'nifcis.t.v. of
Miiitui's Muisaticmil
ftosnmari
fulltto- k, Frnred ItMl imint* m ,iootjii- tciwmiAtea
year.
ihitin til '.»K
M W iirin i i r i
This Is The WEEK
To Select, HIS ROBE
V
* RAYONS
$11.95 to $18.95
.equipment,
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for
and clothing
children
of countries deveitated
llJn
by war. Twenty dollars was con
tributed nnd it was decided to
devote proceeds from a silver
offering tn lie accepted Monday
evening at' the Christmas pro
gram .to this cause.
Five ^m others volunteered tn
attend n I’.T.A. study course
scheduled to be conducted early
in the new year at Southside
Primary School. The nine point
requisite far a blue rjhhon school
was reviewed nnd atsurance given
the president th at all requiremeats would be met by her or
ganisation.
Mrs. Hardy, guest speukcr,
who was presented by
Mr*.
•Womne, program chairman, used
na her subject "Music in Child
hood." The glee glub favored the OOODSPEED and VERN CLARK: I l,“ ll , !nw
rf**dV in
group
with
several
musical HANK DAMP1ER mid ANDY i
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selections which were enthusi ANDERSON; LOLO LEE an) l,.c,e
1
astically received.
j C A R L WILLIAMS;4 WALTER I " j j ^ f u ° " U {'“p T" r " M'“" :l
r , '
• FLANNELS
$11.95 to $26.50
• COTTONS
V
• TERRIES
$6.95
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Dorothy Powell To.
Open Supply Store
Mb* Daintily Powell will Iipen
Powell's Office Supply Cunipuny
Wednesday at I Iff It Magnolia
Avenue, mljoiniag the Petal .Paul
Beauty Shop. In nihlUhiu in of
fice siqiplies mid equipment, she
will have u stock of Clni-tnri*
curds mid social ulatinmiry.
Mis* Powell win. born' in. Alaliama, hut ha* lived linist uf her
life in Banfonl. She i* n grudtl*
laic of Scminnh' High Sc la a.) and
attended Mu*rey's Business Col
lege In Jacksonville. She has
gained eons Idem hie knowledge of
the office equipment Hue by for
mer employment with the Pound
and Moore Company of Charlotte,
C., IlinhiipV Office Equipmeiu
ompany of Orlando mill Cole
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m ans nOffice
Equipment
Conipnn,/
■nt—flwnfurd.-'
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STAltDI KT HOLD
LONDON. Dec. II. bl’l - The
Atta Klinn hiu snhl hi* race horse
Stanlus* <oi u record price of
dinost *.’011,00(1. Stardust wns
nlij In 'o n h rn to u breeding syn
dicate fee 112,000 pounds, which
would be $118,000. .
PROVINCETOWN
PLAYERS
Mco Theater, Sanford
REGINALD AND
RITA GOODE
IN
“Murder Without
Crime”
y t s it's Irui’. A nice' inlie nr tlressing gown
is nnt* ilem n ninn st’ltlmn buys fur liiiiiM’lf
.. yet it makes a ilelighlliil gitl ami one of mtr'
ROYAL STANDARD mlu-s will make him
beam.
Q u r NClorlinn iH lrciiiem liiiis
ON THAI for the slaying uf Vadn
Martin, a nurse she iu*;>ected uf
i tea ling'her' husband's love, Mra.
Annie Irene Mansfeldt Is shown
reaching for her attorney's hand as
she left the stand after testifying In
her own behalf In a San Francisco
court. (International Soundphn(o)
B. L. Perkins
I
“Correct Men’s Wear”
Powell's Office Supply Co.
WILL OPEN WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13
Supplying: you with—
• Dealt trays
• Chair mats
• I’lns
• Scaling machines •
• Steel card cabinets
I Clip boards
Lumber (Tat
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ing Junior and Le«U McMusttin bad Ida college gridiron.cureer ini 111 a day fo .Umlt-gam* sines O c t
S t Petcrnbura, fourth ranking Corrupted by n foUh year hitch'la 2, 11*43 when they plhyed the
boy player of the South.
the Navy. V. of .Miami scout, <Jncksonvillc Nnvnl Air Station—
rate him lietter limn nn.v guard ; ntul none or the piesant Hurri*
HIN(il,E WING
they hnvc seen III the South this l cunrs were on thnt teamyear.
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MIAMI. Fla.. Dec. 11, (Special*
* -Univoriity of Miami which
FIRST .DAY GAME
iday* Holy Croc* In tha Uranttc
Howl Jan. I uie* tba aingie wing
MIAMI. Fla.. Dee. It, (Spe
ayatem of attack when It doean t cial)—When
the University of
try the double wing, ute a flank,
er or go Into a rpreud forma- Miami H urriranrs meet the Holy
lion. Yes, they've even used the Cross Crusaders Jon. 1 In *hr
Orange Bowl, It w’M he the first
T on a few plays.
P»:
time the Hurricanes have plnyc I
State Net Tourney
Is Slated During
Christmas Season
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JACKSONVILLE, Dec. in. —
The 30th Annual Florida State
Public Courta Term!. Chuniplon•hlpi will bo n ChrUtnein holi
day Ma»on feature on the’ llivcrdo Pnrk Tennis Court*, piify In
side
the classic starting l)«*. 28.
Single or Married
Tliln tournament* - Rpon»nretl by
With
NO NEW EXPERIENCE
Akpm If* - ‘J5.
the Jnckrnnvllln Itecrcntlon DcJULIAN STKNSTROM
'Kxpcriencu
Unnecessary
pnrtmcnt. annually attracts many
MIAMI, Fla.* Dec. II . (Special)
Herald Sports Editor
of the State's finest netters mid
I’nid- while learn)
—Playing
before
a
.
capacity
Is particularly favored as u step
• Frequent increases
ping stone hy tho up anil coming crowd in the Orange Bowl game
pjfr
Crom will lie no now 1 USUAU.V
The City <’oimiiMKnm rerentk fled and limltod to a park alone, voung stars of the Sunshine with liolyA
iWAI.
• Overtime pay
'(here Is quite a difference State, Entries must bo filed hy experience' for University of Mia HANOtM' VOU OUl* FRE1
voted to ronstrucl hhiiic timrm
• I’.iitl vacations
mi as the Hurricanes put up th e 1
courts. Thoy sent out bids lo between a park and a play- noon Dec. 22.
• Taxi-cab s e r v i c e for
S. It. O. sign for five of their j ADVtCE ON MOWT* MAUG
contractors hut the contractors
gruund. The entire area, on
Many of Floridu's nationally
lale hours
wanted to know where the courts
First .Street clear t o the hotel known perfnrnivrs won their nine home football games this j A MILLION DOLLARS.--year.
worn to lie eonsliuctril before sub should lie planted anil a beauti
■K V N 'f C .
AITLY CHIEF Ol'KRATOH
initial
succeasos
’
In
'
the
State
m itting bids, li seemed Hint If
r ir f E G i
ful park could be the result. Championships, all K«ld on Jack
* 8 - 5 weekday*
WAH NAVY MAN
the couits were built In tho
What we have in talnd la name
sonville courts. The
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30-year
Saturdays H -' 12 1
Eighth St/rel Pnrk. Ihu cost of
thing similar lo the henulirul history >of the tournament has
MIAMI,'Flaw Doc. 11, (Hpeclnlt
construction would In* more bolandscaped’ park th at herders found such well known stars ns
—Edward Cameron of Newark. N.
entisu some troei would Imve
the western shore of the Hali
ita removed. e*peeiiilly if n double fax Hirer In the Daytona Brink Gnrdnnr Mutiny, Frank Gui'rnsey, J.. IDO pound guard on the Uni
Arthur
Hendrix,
Martin
Iliixliv,
i nhri Ivns IniHU.* ..
business district. Wouldnt llul Joo Whulen, Hud Hurt, (larrla versity of Miami football squad,
L;sl WttilnAday afternoon
i»« Mimslhing to sre on our Everett,* Carrol Turner, Doris
Mayor Krtwnrd Biggin* brought
l.akefnint?
llnrt,
Hudson Hamm, M arla
the matter-before thn Commls(loose . Kettles called us -nnd Andrade and -Catharine Sample
i>hm*r*.tind it m u derided to sol.I that Wendy Thompson o f taking’ championship'March*:
ctiS'ilturl the court (or rmirlN)’’
Dei umling
cuHmpihiiN
a re ;
Miami Herald was nil wot.
on the Lnkrfronl in Fort Mel (ho
Woody reported that tin in* wns Men's Singles: tyrurt* Thomas,
lon Park.
going to Miami fur tho Orange la k e Worth; Women!? Singles:
Thursday afltjrhbpt* tliv seler- Howl till nlnng with Willi:* And- Connlo’ Cllflbh, New Smyrna
tion of the situ oppJiii-od In ii
Reach; Junior Sinulus: Iliibbv
Our experience ^Imuld qualify us
Herald story mid all duy Friday tfsoil. (iifuso hays iiu isn't going Doll, Tam pa; Hoys* Sltiglts; llul
w-e wen* answering. telephone in the g.m o and never h aj any' Behrans, Ft. luiuderdnloi Vet
to give motorist* "free advice."
culls from people Interested in intrntlons of- gulng. In fnct, the erans' Singles: Itussot Hunter.
Our best Lot for keeping ypur
tennis *hf> cnnnol understand the (loose U going hunting!
Jncksonvillv, and .Men’s Double-:
car running amoothly is td Imve
If you drive or if your car or
iden ' of putting tennis fncilltic*
Bruce nnd Hymn Thomas, Ijiko
truck is driven in nny Stnta
your tires cherked regulnrly, tho
on tho l.akefnint They sny th j
Worth. Women’s Doubles will Ik *
in the Linion nnd it Involved in
Aunt is too strong mid wnum pre
all changed often, ami use only
added to this year’s affair if
mi accident, you can be eonivent players from plnying In a
sufficient entile*
are
forth
the
best
gun
and
oil
from
the
pallcd to return to th a t Slata
good fin ill.
coming, '
to defeuti'a suit.
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When M l)or Higgins brought
112 W. Tut,
Phone 880 SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP, INC.
Of the defending chnmpinm.
it up before the Fommlnsloners
several hn.ist high .Southern ami
the other Us*, it was also de
Rcirnlly a tmrly from an
National rankings. Hehrens won
cided to pianl some wind
other State had an automobile
the
Hoys'
National
title
in
1244
MIAMI,
Fin.,
Dec.
II
,
(Special)
breaks. Iluw rrrr, this doesn't
urcidnr*. in 8anford. He wit*
-Ii\ the ntMuitlmc
- University of Miami’s Hurri- and rates a high Junlur ranking
n o r lo nnllsfy the tennis fans
instiren in onu of the opmby
the
U.
S.
laran
Tennis
As
Ames.
who
hnttlo
Holy
Crms
in
who say It would take lu years
paiili’s wo reptesont. T h ^ ln ? , g t S H Y ’ ’ -----for his sparkling play
Buy
Mure
Bond**
for
before they would do nny good. . the Orange Howl, possess flocks sociation
surance compuny agreed to pay
‘it hrraknwuy hacks who nrt* dsn- In th at division of tho Nationals
They all want 4u wee tho courts
any claim for bodily injury
2 0 I NO. PARK A V L .
In Knlumuxno, Michigan, the
In the Eighth direct Park or I gerous from every part of the oust August, losing to the 11*43
and propuity damage against
VICTORY!
nny other place other than the ‘ field. Almost cverv game hss junior champ, Herbert Fliim. in
H0
*d*l*ivsr7*d*
him umi he wan allowed tu
seen the Hurricanes sending some
I.nkelrnnt.
continue his trip.
tin* scmi-fliuil round. He ad
hack
aw
ay
on
long
Inunts.
.Mayor Higgins *uy* that Ilia
viinced to tho thlnl rutllld in the
In the Opener against (Ihstt- Men’s .Singles at Forrest I lilt*,
’ t* Is
City seloctril the site
because tlicy
Without insurance hi* car
wiiatvil to continue their program a nooga Halfback Joe Krull of before being dcfusU-d.
would utuhablv have iwert tied
Hrunswiek, N. J. ran II
of nmklitg Fort Mellon Pork a New
Bruce Thomas hold* the, Soutliun in court procedure and he
recreational center They plan lo yards from scrimmage while Full orn Lawn Tennis fifth simt ra t
required
to return - to Hanford
plnec tile swimming pool there back 8ii| /.ticker of Miami llouch ing for men, while Hobby Doll
to defeud the suit.
too. The l ily will soon huvo went 70 vnrds with a furmlde. Don is in fourth place among South
Tax books are open for. iiuymunt of 1U45 City Tuxc**.
The cost of this prot© :tii0 ia
control of the present UNO build Jones of Miami ran IT and then ern juniors. Connie Clifton gained,
vorv rrnsonuhlr, for tbs bene
Discount nf 4'* will be allowed forqwyntcnl in Novtming.
Mayor Higgins tuggested JR yards oguiost Georgia. Erncsi i the 23rd spot tanking among
fits you get. For ItO ttb you
that If the City construct tho Mnxejka of Gardner, Mass, reeled \women players* of the country
bur;
8Vr
discount
for
payment
in
December;
2
'i
dis
cun lie nrotcc’.ed up to #6,000
courts oil the l.ukcfrnnt nod Inter off 4*1 against St. Louis and rated In tho |U 4| rankings.
count
for
puymcntf
in
Junuury;
l',»
discount
for
pay
for bodily liijnry and property
Other State stars with high
other facilities, it would require "9 vards Itv one dash ageiost
duiimgc claims while driving
ment in February. Southern rankings entered last
only one caretaker to keep fucill- elmnla the following week.
your car in any Htate.ties in proper order.
Gene Hancock of Miami turned j year were* Tom Malloy,- Fannum
Home people 11’uve culled us and in u 25 yard sprint uguinst Miami I City, second ranking Junior;
Ellen Hoy, City Tux Collectur.
Why (iunihle? Cull 17H-J, C.M.
'nslnti’d Hint tie- laikefrunt is no 'IJ. and the next week went 21* Nancy Morrison, I’ulnt Hunch,
second ranking girit
Herbert
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place for the swimming pool, eith
Boyd .-6i
th®1* 2? against Houth (Juay, Ht. Petersburg, tenth ranker. They sny , the wind is too Carolina. Jones clicked for 2!*
strong fur lluit too!
ta ig haa
■j. ...r j»a; _7r..
and. then CD against North Caro--rtV' F V' iV j'jf t j i
Althmifh we ran see the
I1*..,?.}*1" whilc Ed Injaychock
Cummlasionera' point of View of Wilkes-Barre plckeii up 37 in
in a perfect sense. We can a lso ’ mi end run. Al Hudson of Mlatrl
see the view taken by the gained 31 on a pass.
opposition.
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Against Auburn, Fullback Harry
This corner Is going to sug Ghoul galloped 82 yards with an
goat (list the City use Eighth intercepted puss mid added 28 oil
Hlrael Park for the construction » line plunge. Hob Uowmnn nf
of a Tennis Center. Wo arc sum
Miami added 20 on u forward
that four double courta’ could no puss
while Jpti Krull cniuu up with
built there without nny trouble. tho peat
.(s c a t s .—l a r s Smaic. I.a rrln Iw »
punt rolurn of iho yoar
I'lMi.r rrM.nWr U .i • . I .
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We further suggest lintt Fort j for u .Mlumiuu
l« iis - T a - s t - W n .a . I ’ fln c e
when lie ran 08
nut rut n<ra«t*
Ikla la.||
PI*-, In —J*
uio.ooa
iln lr h s S r l'I.
IlH lta rr. - f i r * .
Mellon I’mk be further lienutl- yards.
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Automobile Owners &
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For Your Christinas
Supply and Hunting
Trips — See
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and Bar
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VEGETABLES
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Dangerous mixture. . .
....CLE JOSH Hava:
During the war ihere was Ultle production of
civilian goods, and a lot of the things people
had were worn ou tor used up—
Un
p U n ty o f money.
('• a t
Vor Radio and Elect rlc Hepair* See—
I t ’i a J a n g w u t m ix tu r e — s h o r te s t t j g o * d t * ttd
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ELECTRIC SERVICE Co.
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The result Is that A m e ric a has buiit up tremvndous buying power.
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■‘Key need. INFLATION then begins!
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America’*/actoriu tbeuld be working day and
night to turn ont the thingt people need—to bul-
bfcore than that, a strike which has "I’Httl down
General Motors plants. Both a n inflationary.
Both make the mixture itlll moredangerem,
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dangeront combination—like chemicali that on- Instead—what do w e’have? A demand by UAW
plode when put together.
CIO leaders for i 30 per cent wag* Increase.
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TIIE HANFORD A k RM D. HANFOfll). FLORIDA
ITfllUlltbii el ux.------------------------Hamilton, Joe r | u t to Maxctinr McGill.
I'ruijf, Olivo M. cl vir Gun.
C. in ,.uhn S. Kriilet'.
rieiHinir, Bov A, ct ux lo Lilt:j
WARRANTY DEEDS
•Smith ct vir Willie.
Hojc. Herbert B. et ux to OrTnte, Lewis A., to W alter IliKli
rillu W. Touchton ct ux. , * * ct ux.
(ireenwood, Effic J. to Dorothy
Singletary, C. C. la Lemuel K.
f . Her na man.
lo w , Jr.
McGill, I>crrv ct ux to Joe
Ilile, Mildred C’lurn cl vir Vor*
Hoard ct ux.
Grot*. i.,. l„ et ux to Homer 8. ,
und Mrs. Alllc Sewell.
. Mock, Itiiymoml l). el ux to 11
Sumner A. Willsey ct ux.
DEEDS
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Hrenamnn. Dorothy 0 . to llu-i j.
fus J. K uril et ux Effle J. *■ i
Lamb, Robert D. cl ux to V*il- j i'
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l*i rk
fiolm inoiitlu* frotn tin* time of lli»’ fCnvmi i
3 piece
Lumber Trucks'
LI VINO ROOM SUITES
ANNOUNCING
Mnny other toyn
nml k»hh‘m for the little lots.
KOBSON SPORTING GOODS
3(lfi E. 1st
(*/i Block E u l of P,0.)
.
The opening of
A liitf. nix it ink .Suite with t’ull i11iia-rs |iri 11 j? rniislt'iii I imt t lint ii-siliv-- x n iltv a l com
furl nml las.linn lieauty, not fur i iihI i tlay. nut fur just n year, Imt lur many
many yeurs . . . a xxiilc* xelivliun •! euxeiA it* llurols mul Moliilx . . .
S&mirole Country Club
Phone 998
1 8 9 - n" ,ltV
For Golfing
LEGAL NOTICE
Saturday* December 15
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J- iuduitriol fats is so low
th at the government itself has
to decide ju st how much can
be released to make soap...mid
how m uch for other- peacetime
i;oods. I f you let up on sav
ing used fats, o ur supplies will
go sfill lower, and the am ount
allowed for soaps m ay haVc
to he cut accordingly. I f th a t
happens, you will find even
lets soap on dealers’ shelves!
_____ Bv PAUL ROBINSON
UJA SU7.
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ANDI’MLATE"r—1 ILLPACK
HOME ?
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fats, su e Parent
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TAKEN THE POINTS
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Your used fats arc an
important part of the
fats that go to make
toapx. Any falling off in
your saving of kitchen
fall may cut dovu the
soap supply to your
dealer..-and aVtulablc
Don’t be fouled, just
became you cap now
buy butter, shortening
and lard without prints.
Industrial fats are still
very scarce- Keep sav
ing used fats and help
speed greater supplies
of soaps. Turn yours in
and get 4F a pound.
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GET BUSY AND FIX THAT
TANK THE BOSS WILL
CHECK ON YOU. i------- if
Cold Preparations
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ONLY A8 DIRHCTKU
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YO U S A Y
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WilJ pmy up to 1000
for
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Studios,
or
Graimii.
1100 fqr U p r i g h t Y -
W E'LL FIK.
IF YOU. AMP THE KIP KNOWWHAT'S
©OOP FOP VUH, YOU'LL FIX *THAT^
TANK IN A HURRY. 6AWY/?
WHAT ARE WE
&OIN& TO PO,
ANPY ? ---------
START SOLPPR1N*
THE BUGTED SEAM
IN THIS TANK, 1 GUESS
- i THAT'S ALL W E
T C A tlR O .J
�PAGE SIX
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
<I*>r by Urn C m nnns and also was hJwer’r . ’
Ho* American pM *rsl m o 'l fenfM
Turning to the efkinicy of the
>iy the Grrtmitis.
various . counter.Intelligence h t LulimM-n fuVjnmledgoO th a fit:L vlcBy~l4thnuaen rated the British
man Army underestimated the first, the American* anil Russians
American Army at the start of the about equal, and the German* n
war. lie declared that nermann [Soor last.
regarded the American* a* it
NUERNBERG, Dee. II OP)—- group of •‘well-led football play*
German Army intolllgenre officer*i ere.”
Hut. said l.uhniisen. the
regarded five-star General Dwight German high command soon learn
D. Elsenhower ns a grenter mili ed ittt orror.
tary leader than even German
HAI.TiMORE, tA’l
Ih c se
I .nlmii.ru *nid that by the end
gviieiils. They credited him with •>f the war. the German command ven colleges on John* Hopkins
skillful military idnnning and nbl- fell there war little difference in University's soccer schedule will
HtV to override everything 10 liny of the Allied Annie*, Ameri- lind themselves meeting a team
achieve lln- one important thing
cno, ltu**iuo or British- .they all United Nulinns in ehhraeter, fur
■the successful nrcomplishiitcnl of I wcic giMNl, Hut he * i!d that in th" three starting positions are filled
m ilitary ofiemtlons.
early singed, the Russian* wen* by men from Tran. China amThnt csltmnlc of Elsenhower regarded tin superior in exploiting Coalr Rica.
come* from n top-ranking tierm an i breakthrough* and a* having more
Hormuz Drooman, center, re
intefligcncc officer—Major Gene I during leadership than the Ameri- ceived
his prefnration for college
ral Erwin Lehmilen—in an exclu cnn-Hritlsh Armies.
at Albrox High Schbot, Tehran
sive interview- with Associated
I.ahousen told A I* corespondent Iran. Charles Huang came nil
I'ress correspondent George Tuck
way from Chungking, China
er. General l.uhniisen is a slur. Tucker that I'niton u* a field the
i general was unsurpassed. Hut he after graduating from Nations
imsectii
ion
witness
In
the
Nuern(wrg war n to n -, liial and a self- | said this was due largely to Eiscn- Hunnh-Vule College. He plays
\ bower’s great [dunning nhllity. ccntei )ialfbiuk
proclaimed nnti'Wuxl.
Latin America sent RodrigLahOUson. in an estim ate of the Elsenhcwer, said ihc Gerinnn in*
Amcrlcnn At my’* fighting ability, Iclllirenee expert, hud the political N'tmex, from the l.lc.ie de Coste
gave the Web nunc h i’* rnting of insight to rnrry nut battle plans— Rica at Han .lose, Costa Rica, and
.Voided finite*. AcntX-iteucrul. «ffi-. MUM thing utterly lucking in Git - I ilwnrdt. .Medina, fnlin Univcrrers.
. / ,
iimn gi nrmlshlpi l.nhotisen said
lie declared that Gcneiid George . (ieiniiio generals would have been
8. I'ntloi),‘,li„.*vns looked u|*ill .in ii., lodples" mb children Inul they I
thii hest American field maimtin- i1 fioed o situation simllnr to Risen-
little Feller’l elated Press today front tierirh^ H$y.
sselmlt « u r I Waukegan fo announce Die nr- be n not her
the As*o- | rival of u M-veii-pound, iiiiie-ciUncr
*
German Officers
P ay High- Tribute
To Eisenhower
*
TVJESDAY, JJJECEMBER I t , 1915
Johns Hopkins Has
United Nations Team
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HELP WANTED
FOR SALE
T
r WO FARMS FOR SALE—Our
3 acres, tiled Inml, I good well,
2 jitnry hniiHO, I rur garage, *
lOol house, 000 ft. West of
Lake Monro" Post Offfrc. One
l--ft acres, all tills I, good well, 2
story house, 2 story barn. U
mile wost on Orange Buuli'vartl. J.. W. Hell, Lake Monroe,’
Phone IS.
ROOFING — Brand new. solid
alum ilium sh eet. roofing, Vrrfmp and snap lock styles. I’hwiteW ire-W rite at unco! Fulenwidcr
Mfg. A Distributing Co., P.D.
Box 33.71, 910 Lancaster Drive,
Orlando. .Phono 2173(1,
SHEET .Mu: ,lc, popular a n d
standard, book mu.de und music
instruction hooks at The Music |
Hox ip the Princess T h e a u .r
iKCOKDS - All the latest jmpuInrs, string music and nl.bum
sets fur Christmas gift*, at
, your mualc store. The Music
Hox • In the Prince*it Theui v
Illdg.
IP BLOCK 10, eighteen
or will cell any of lots,
from l.uko Mary highway
rysLlI laike, all heuiilifid
See K. T. Cochran, Lake
NATIVE 'Christman trees, oppo
alto Post Office, 1st L m l
metto, from . Doe. 17 to 2 tth
M. M. laml.
FANCY Christmas llnxc* *Fpj!t
shipped daily, till W. Flint
St. Full Moel; fruits and vege
tables fresh daily ncrons itreet
from Princes* Thdotcr H. E.
Aiken, Sr.
CLOSINf; OUT ALL
TRUCKS AND
Tit AIE Its
*49 Dodge lln-tun cargo — $710
'43 Dodge Pick-up ......... tifiO
'42 Ford Ilk-Ton cargo —— 097
i-’J I Obey. 1 -ton cargo
777
’ ll Chav. IVk-thrr c a r g o ...... — H77
’■ H I
G .
M .
C .
2 ‘ i t I n n 10- W h e e l
cargo
liit’i
'79 G. M. O, call over vagi vun 770
’3(10 Iqtomiitinpjil 2-ton -•-••• 37U
’ilft Did. T I'it lon stake . . ... 400
'40 Jntormitionul tractor, big
tire* w. ■
7,>n
’43 K.
H. T. Mack • tractor llkj
new
—• 2700
’4(1 (1. M. C, tractor,
000 motor
.
. . . . . . . ]7')0
*3i' Ititernutlomil tractor, D-70
K-ft motor
........ 104)0
’42 G.
M. G. Hus, 2'k-ton, like
now
. . . . J793
Iktrsuy trailer, flat bod ------ 27(1
GMC Diopfmme vun trailer - 270
■* Kinglmm 21-rt. frunielett* van
trailer
AGO
Trnlltmddlo ftft-ft. slaialass sler-l
framulgKH
— 17*19
’43 Black Diamond 30-ft. van,
like new
----- 170,1
Wo also have 270 nlher trucks
arid trailers to choose from. Gua
ranteed to under-i'll any truck
dealer in the country,
KNIGHT TRAILER CO.
2261 AV. BEAVER ST.
I’ll. 7-2671
JACKSONVILLE, FLA
MI’LKTE i!roi|i>r Plant enp>hlo of Imndllng 300.- 490 MAN TO OPERATE SEMINOLE
CO. LAUNDRY ROUTE. AP
ryei' . a week up to un ago
PLY IN PERSON. SEMINOLE
I It! - 13 week*.
ApproxiCOUNTY LAUNDRY CO. KID
nntelv 300(1 chicken* 7 to 10
-W. .’Ini 8L ’ ____________ _
icek.-i old. Diessing machine,
lake me a rash otfer. 223b YOUNG woman, for switchboard
niifi lit Ale. phoio- 024.
operator. Chase & Company.
TWO milk cows, frigldulre and W A N T E D : * Settled woman for
other furniture. Phone 697, . gearral housework. Phone 724Ml*. Si. .1. Imruk, 895 W.
17 FOOT covered wagon trailer,
ideal for .the liencn or hunting
trip*. Plmno IftO-J after 6:00
.Mll.K cow, frin.li, 3 Vs gallons
mill.. Phone. Co. 2703 after
ii P. SI.
GIRL f ir soda Fountain a t Lan
ey’s Drug Store. Part time ni
fuli lira*.
______
FOUNTAIN girl-. Apply Ship’s
Service, Sanford Naval Air
Station.
GIRL f«r full lime Job. Apply
lleuron Oniric*. 222 Magnolia
A vc.
It KTIJIIN HI f VET HR ANS
— __________________
KT SECURITY NOW WITH
WARDrobc trunk. Phono 408-J
OPPORTUNITY UNLIMITED
I HESTON K 'STORKS ha* good
BLACK Jersey heifer, 2 years
osition open now for .talisman.
eld. Ire,'m hi .March.. A-l condi
Uu ting
salary
ihmmonsuiate
tion. $76.00. J. V. Martin,
ith your aldilly. J’lrvlnus exI!t. 2. Box UK. Sanford.
•rlence desirable hut not essoiiil. Apply by letter only, Milting
Bill Model A Ford, good condi
:e noil exnerietien.
tio n , new
Steve Paters,
cm ner ItlritWlnd .and Geneva
I-'IRKMTONK STORKS
Avunue*.
111 K. t«t. ST.
condition. Call
MISCELLANEOUS
BORROW HERE WHERE
Shipment of Fr»PRIVACY IS RKHI’K* TED
Ui nti Circulating YOUR natural dealti» foi privacy
•Randall Electric
in money mutt* i» is strictly
respected here.. Frlcr.d* and
relatives n-e nut oiiustlnned
1933 Plymouth Deluxe Tudor.
about your credit. Your em
Motor recently overhauled body
ployer m Inn.Inn* mt«>ciata*
needs some repair. Ituilln, lu
• ill not heur of your pnnuinul
i Ixdhw celling. Heel’* Used
affair*. There it no cause for
Cur* and Parts, Grlandy High*
-embarrassment.
. way. ■
Reasonaldo credit requirement*.
No co-maker* on money loans.
1933 E'on) flat bed, light truck,
Varislile payment plans.
as hi. Ideal for farm, price
FAMILY LOAN Cfl.
below celling, $127.00 Reel's Florida Hank Hlilg.
Phone 33
Um' iI Cqih At Port*, Orlando
FOR YOUR fundturo need*Highway,
Hee Walter llcul nt Mather
ORANGES, packed and shipped.
Furniture Co., plume 127.
Rive's, Orlanilo Highway, Phono
H2H-W.
CIIRlKTntu* trees after Dec. 14.
itlive's, Or hmihi H i g h w• a y ,
phone H2H-W.
DODGE - PLYMOUTH
WE have quite a few lute bloom
PARTS AND SERVICE
er*.. Greenleaf Chrysanthemem
109 Palmetto Ave.
Phone 1011
Gtmlens,
BUSINESS SERVICE
OIL STOVES repaired. N. F.
WOOD heater, .nist Iron
Caldwell, Rt. 2, Hox 18ft, San
site, $7.00. 1707 Magnnl
ford.
MAN’S strap watch, 16 Jewels,
nearly nuw. Cash nr trade for WE ARE luilv equipped and
know how to roc.-.p your tires.
table model radio.. Clark's
Natural rubber or synthetic,
Shi*' Store, 20H Sunfnrd Ave.,
we protect, the sidewalls of
CHRISTMAS T R R EfC -N aTTve
your tire. Jones l i r e Hho|i,
Hurl Cellar* with, or without
Cor. 1st nnd Elm, phone Gnft.
kLuiii I*
ilcliveird Wednesdays
and Saturdays
within city BODY AND Fender dents, paint
Injury or fading should be
limit*. Rises from 3 to 10
corrected nuw to combat aging
feet. Order* taken through the
and weathering. A new pain
17th at’ Hunt’* Tuxedo Feed
less method awaits you at
Store. Phone 37H.
YATES AUTO PAINT A
BODY SHOP
101 N. Palmetto Ave, Phone 371
WANTED TO RENT
WASHING machines repaired—
and all home appliance*. Cald
well General Repair Shop, 707
<Trlu . . . *7 *7a . W
North Mills, Orlando, phone
2-1072. Prompt Service.
BUSINESS woman wishes mod
ern furnished apt, occupancy
Expert Auto Repairing
FURNISHED house or npurtment
by permanent resident. Phone
# J j p U M DiR
---------H s rflrld A J a rk s o n ---------
in connection with
NICE cottage, four rooms, hath,
electricity, gq*. Screened parch, HOUSE trailer for two montha. Yatoa Auto Paint A Body Works
iPhone 371
nice lot, shady. 2724 Ornngo
Phono Jack Russell, phone
Ave.
AUTO PAINTINQ
By C.W. "P a t” Johnoon
PERMANENT couple d e a l r e t
apartmont or small houae. 16 yoars experience In auto and
alreraftpalntlng. Hanford’* popu
Phone 181-R.
la r paint authority,
HOLLER MOTOR SALES
W INE for your fr.ult enko nt
________ « $ W. I at BL_______
Homer’s Hodu Shop.
MOTOR TUNE-UP
L l, DRY wine*, )
Factories recommend It every
Homer’* Soda Shop,
DRIVER’S tlcenee. Ruth White 6000 miles or twice a year. E iaenlial to efficient car perfor
head, Rt. 2, Box ,10ft.I),
PORTABLE radio, 1 wool rug,
mance. Our export mechanic* and
6 X D. Mr*. Id. E. Patterson,
LOST: Brawn leather man’s bill- Bun Motor Analyser, asaure sail*910 Elm Ave.
foctlow. Canto in today,
4
HOLLER MOTOR SALES
p ast and social security cord
308 W. lot 8L
of Heaale Bonahannon. L ost
-> one ready to butcher.
Friday evening In downtown EXPERT service on machine*.
Riser, Sr., Rt. 2. Elder
Electric irons, oil heaters and
district. Return billfold to
cook a to m , hacked by 10 y e a n 1
Herald and keep money a*
experience.
Phono 701-J.
reward.
HORN ahell rim glatiee in metal AUTO radiator and all kinds of
mechanical service. W right and
case near or In Court Houao,
Cohen, Garage a t 21at fit. and
Sanford.
Return to Herald
house with t acre*
French Ave. phone 1009-J..
Office. Reward.
near Osteen. Phone
LOST & FOUND
YOUR "SHIP WILL
COME IN” Soomt
By th* Aid of
O. P. A v
CEILING
5th 0.52
Union Terminal Wi
�t
7rHE*WEATHER--------------------To Protect the Peace of the WorMi
To Promote the Progresa of America)
To Produce Prosperity for Sanford.
Partly cloudy this afternoon, tonight and
Thursday, Slowly rising tem perature.
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAI’EK
VOLUME XXXVII
Truman Asks
SANFORD. FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1945
Price Control
On H ousing
Union Chiefs Dachau Court
Meet To Plan Sentences 40
Steel S trik e Nazis To Die
President Orders Im
mediate R e n e w a l
Of Priorities On
Building Materials
Largest Work Stop- Nuernberg Tribunal
p a g e In Nation’s P ro se cu to rs Tell
History If Work Grim Accounts Of
ers Quit Jan. 14 Nazi Slave Labor
NEW YORK, Dec. 12, AP
Some reservation* concerning .
• the effectiveness of ‘President
'Trum an's metres to Improve '
the houaiiig idlqnthm have
been voiced by a spokesman
for a group of New York
building firms. An offlciat
' of the New York Dullding
Trades Employers Associsjon, Christian Norman, has
dared that unless the pro- .
eed celling prices are fixed
llgh enough, they won't do
much good. Norman
also
kueatloned the usefulness of
^Instating priority controls
vpr,building materials. Said
"rirt^n: "Priorities would
all right if you could gel
Iny materials,”
rS
b)h«d 190S
*
— i
■---l- .. j
‘Santa’ Is parly For Dying Boy
^
Associated Press I/cnsed Wire
NUMBER GL
Certainty Of
War Forseen
By Marshall
.lap To Testify At McVay Trial
(
Army Head Tried To l
Build Up Defenses
In Philippines T o:
Deter Jap Moves
DETROIT, lire. 12, (A P )—
IIY ASSOCIATED PRESS
• This lin* .been qnolher—dny of
According ,tli company^'ac
• ’WASHINGTON, dVcN ! 2.
counting, General Muinrs pro- , juilgetaent for .Van war- criminal*
. (A P )—It . i n learned today
ductinn workers have lost
anil (hrir/ollnhorntors -- the big*
that the- Nnvy tapped- tele
^wnrc> totaling. 229.922,000
• g o t dhy,” yet, in the' post w ir
phone wire* at the Japanese
l
thiee-weeks-old. n a - . inmdup.
consulate
in Honolulu until
ti.in-wM.* strike. Union fig*
A United Suits* military s*vfive
day
a
before I’earl H ar
ure«, however, set the amount * etomenl court sitting at Ifticnmi,
bor and then stopped. That
a little lower—at J23.73J.000.' | 'Germany, lias handed dovn the
was disclosed before the Con
The differences In estimates
most sweeping conviction of the
gressional Investigating Com
results from the company a ;» « . r criminal trials. Every one I
mittee In a report m ad' by
u*e of 45-point-six hours 4 * ^ .|T f the *40 defendants in the Pit-:
l.irul. Col. Henry Clausen,
the average work week in it4/. ic'-au a trinity trial u a i found
apreial Investigator for_fnr^
coir pu tat tons. The u n t j n
* ulty of taking port in the brti->!
mrr S e c u U £ ^ | “
claims the work week sver- f. .adties which. Inaiie the Dnrhntl
•on.
• ..i*®**
age. more nearly 4. hour*.
Concentration Comp ono of the
. clnlisca
-------- -- .
. moat ditaded In Europe. T in y '
obtained
WASHINGTON, D e c . 12,- t a i l he sutltencod Inter.
(AI’) — President T r u m a n .<(j
)h ' Hague, Anton
WumlrumT whit served Id the
I
He
leaner
of the Dutch. Nail
Naval Intelligence Division
CHRISTMAS WITH SANTi CLAUS and toy* and everything has i |ab!if picture today by au
party wn» ..rntenred to dohlli Iw
at I'eacl Harbor al the tima
rorae and-gone fur Marvii) Clark, a,* who m at not be hers when
nmincln*
the -ppolntment
-ppolntment n*
___me ihe
a specinl court for collaborating
of
the
Japanesr
attack.
[WASHINGTON. Dec. 12,— cut Christmas dawn*. PJctuitd in hla lx>a Angela, bed a . screen mid
fact-finding board to look
w in the German..
'Wnodrum said In hi- state
into the General Motors w aie
kP)—President Truman dc- tndin comedian Red Skelto* plnycd Santa Clalt* and little frlcnde
ment that
Rear Admiral
And in Nuernberg. American
a malignant luntorj
dispute. The 1‘residenl chose
tred a two-front war on the enjoyed the party, Marviu « u said to be dying of(International)
(then Cant.) Mayfield, dis
pro.eyutois. continued id *]in a
,
Judge Waller Stacy" tu fusd
trict intelligence o nirer, hxd
web a round the 21 Nnri war load
jualnR shortage at his news
the board. Stacy was the
ordered the wire lapping
er, with this Germnpa* own m
inference this morninR. The
chairman of the recent !•*'»- rstopped on llee. 2. 1941. und
count, of their slave terror. In
Management Conference. I be
ddent disclosed that the
that the order was effective
what the Xnxi.. ihemvelvea, called
other
memliers
of
the
hiurd
Ldministration w i l l s e e k
until after the attack. •
a wilil und ruthless inniilui’it,
will be War Labor Board
AFTER
A
EAST
El
I
GUT
FROM
TtIKU).
('apt.
Ike
Hii.hlniolo,
moie than 1,0110,000 mo n .w-otnin
Iglslation placing all resi
Chairman L l o y d Gar I-on,
skipper
of
thi'
Jap
nuli
to]
null'd
by
the
Nipponese
to
have
sunk
the
nqd children of 14 different tin- rrniser Imliuiraptilis. i. shown bonding n Navy plane nt Oakland,
and Milton Eisenhower, presi
dential property under price
W A S H IN G T O N . Doc. 12.—
Humilities were revealed to have Calif., for Washington . It.C. He is followed hy guard l.t. Allen
dent
of
the
K
«n.a.
State
price control. This would
( A P ) — G e n e ra l G e o rg e M a rInto
shipped
to
tile
Reich
like
College and' brother of Gen
II Smith Hlishililetn will he :i witlu . at the lim it-m artial of Capt. slm ll to ld to d a y how h e w hs
meun celling prices on both new
cattle to work for the Carnm.i [
^
H. McVav. cniiiniamli-r o lt he Imliaunpoll who i- charged
eral Eisenhower.
and old houses.
s u re in A u g u s t, MUI U m t w a r
war machnte.
! will, negilgcm e m TTH m ST <.......................
And Mr. Truman nlso announc
Numerous
German
teller,
ami
PITTSBURGH. Dee. 12, t(PHw ith Jti|m ti w as i nov i ta b le
ed that he is ordering reinstate
iiicinoiaudit
were
.
introduced
de
Executive, of the CIO United
a n d t h a t t h e U nite)! S tu te s
ment of priorities on- build!
tailing
the
plunder
of
human
life
Steelworker. Union are meeting tat,lug me ptunuer m iiunmn in,,
materials. To head up the t
w as not* in s h a p e fo r. Much
in Pittsburgh today to map de- through murdrf’, starvation, arson. j.V g . n e
f ,w* « .
aign for more houses, tha Cl
tailed plans fur the scheduled and
kidnaping. Houses
were | U A M I
U — 3
a w a r. M a rs h a ll e x p la in e d
xeeutive has named n former m a
Jan. 14 strike of 700,000 steel hurned in the Ukrttine to » for- c
how lie h a d b een p re s s e d a ll
yor of'Louisville, Ken., Wilson W.
worker, in, 27 statas. If the strlKe tint lluiudans to gn to the llcn n
W yatt as special housing expedi;
s
id e s fo r m en a n d e q u ip m e n t
A report from Manager Ed I Argument, for and against starts a . scheduled, it will he the! to work. Women wertf beaten unditor. W yatt will serve under the
and Imw lie hint tried to build up
work stoppage
-ever to! til they canid no longer marvh
Higgins
on
his
recent
trip
lot
ponding
legislative
proposals
that
largest
,
„
Office or W ar Mobilliation und
the defense* of the Philippine*.
Rus.ian. employed
it'll iTtmuiti
i| «
Fond
'”-'1‘ for the --------- -i v
M ate.
Washington with regard to tho! youth, of America be given n occur In tha United
Reconversion.
The five-stni General said th at
w«.
set Tuesday
tho
Krupp
work,
was
so
mUerNaval
Air
Station
ami
r
e
p
'r
u
:
year
of
military
trainingam
.a
Thorn was some confusion ut
lie concentrated nn tho 1‘hlliphe .........
union1
. ---P- ,
that the slaves could hardly
from
County
Commissioner
\V.
G.f
means
of
national
preparednes.
mcmi.cis
—
..<•
..
the news conference when the
r
||
, pines u* u poKsible tleterrenl
K
IlW
and
S«nator
L.
F.
Boylei
on"
we-c
.ummed
up
hy
Presidenl
W,
tl0j|rv
committer
to
support
tne
continue
President misunderstood u ques
(t LI 1(1 t i Ol |tu a Japanese move to the south.
demand for a J2-n-ilay wage
Even the Nlixis conneianci silf- Flies F r o m Burbank T'lorid
tion and gave the Improssiun thet the progress of load eon.tructh t , S. Allen of Stetson University,
occasional twinge hcY f» 11 r I V I The wartime Chief of Staff be*
In
this
cuun-.y
featured
Ute
»a«t
Del
and.
in
a
talk
to
Kiwunians
|
increase.
However.
ClO
P
m
l
,
fcr.sl
nn
To N ew York In 5
hq was ordering price ceilings on
Alfred Kos.il), rx*
gsn his sixth ilav « ( tcxUmooy ,
hou
ms This
This was
cleared up
up v>y
.*<y nn in g o f jh a iemirtole County .Cham* at the Hotel Mayfair today. ‘ lie '’ Viin t an Steel Workers'
„v. . chieftain
........ —.......
.................
.
cause
of all this.
hqyqi*
wa* RearedF To
tH P>b.H
■ * \
- F rf>
TtrliV ef | |
• >g|
U» Kedrt A.. BhelUi j p|,Wh -Mcirrav say* the duag weta_ivrjr**a. revea»««t-U hota w riu — H ours—28 Minutes
|I gating Comiinitee
__..... ....... n iter the comshort time iStbr, ifxpliilmn^'tbai^ H a/raii' Tmtet Insi flight , whlnn'd,, « i,regram arranged by Jn o ., ,H1
t,pOI,
wage nairotinUous^,i i«n . Frit* Hauekel — the slme
mlttec
lenntcd
of
n
ptctlicHon
of
only- Congress has the pow'er’ lo
uvcr
* r®s* 'cr,t D. Jlnklns ami K.G. Kjlpatnck.
. Rdpti-.cntatives of “ Big Steel, labor overseer —.that he was nNEW YORK. Dee. 12. Hl'i
A
It, fA)
ltd l’ri-ss
stack hv a nuvnl Officer,
nrlee ceilings, whersss
' “If compulsory military tr a in -1.
|,nve refused to dlarti- fraid tho responsibility for the-m- new thnmrnntinuntiil aprol
■
Uncle Sam
1
holdir? out a i the
fix ’ price
whereas nnoo ! H- H. I o . msn.
■thto’) "tili "over On Dec. 7. H ill. Feiil. Alwln
It was Vito revealed by J. L. hg will give mankind peaee, then P 0W*™T' W *
humane treatment would some day i uni lui-< lii-i it riiullii'd up liv
financial
legislation is required to Establish
s.serted -ami
unlon’s
nKU|nst him and hi* col- siipcrfurlro. .
. along a box- .K ram er wn* MtbL.t” Imvc told
ihe nni"ii' to
priorities on building m aterials.| Ingtey that
the proponed
proposeas>V;W
mp;II am
am—for It,’’
- - - he
- ----- •j’®
.
... wagc dem ands^until
„ .„
„„ j'‘‘
an.
P i e d i r t i i m s ‘ N « v v Sefrtlnvv
Knox that he
W hen'the 1‘rcsldent guvu tiie im- rauio stution lor Sanluru will o* added• th at this nation in the, the Ol'A lifts ceiling price* • n a orator*,
A lug bomber nnimd "Dream pnn| 'l.ukiinj
gtnu -are itril cons Idem I tlint Tokyo a lust ntespression that ho wu» ordering, | oj rtatcu uy
.lumcs E, itivera c: years between 1866 • aid l«9».igtcet product*. 1’rlceAdmltiisltn.... n,RO, (|1 retribution day Ihihi," slioaketi Into New Yo, t--.l:)v in’
grnspctl In it ’■“Fe to tbe peace envoys meant
rather than asking, ceiling prices,1turtle)*, (hi., u brother ui torrou hud the longest record of peace1 lor Chester Bowles
- *
so far
hn*|f r |h 'e j Il|1R p-0,'lr ,,f them went last night flora Burbank, t'ulil tIn- lintiil
the White House said, he had !
Governor )i)vers of Georgia and of any large nation,
slllltllll I l‘ II W" r’
snd steel institute says a n a t i o n u jBi „i Kwajalein to)lay on in less than five mill one ha'I pnitnei Ip t
•iillli in general. ! Kram er predicted then thut
thought th at tho questioner wus a former employee of the Allanlie then pointed out
France,
hours.
great l» : sfit
i; mil happen \ Pearl llarlior would l>e attacked
i "iij 1. Bruce Hunt of tho Ail
referring to priorities.
{tic National Bank of JacssonvilU. Italy. Germany and Japan had en- refused to consider such a st.-p. j charge* of
Itefor, snyi
lul
(I’flerni aid 'at dawn that day ami
Manila
Mr, Truman tirst asked th at Application hus-been liled wi'-n gaged in compulsory
military
However, tna. Anicricui, Iran
1
1
l)ltlVicte I Trim -port Cnnimuiui 'tilted timl though, tha
program must i tit midnight. The message be Instrike a’ the steel indiisti) *‘ , r '
,•
-,,,0 I In- elapsed lInto of llie tu p wit III-pit al bull
residential poperty, new* and o ld ,,tile Federal Communications Coin.,
training for
year* but thatwide
it hnd
[tlis House, Oh. j terpretetl was
tlie mut received
exsc.'lly five hours, 2N mlnuti lie npiovJd
lie IHHVVtl
placed under
control, milieu and favoratle t action is ev- .not kepi them out of war. Ho will Involve more than forty P<t of similar charges ' n t,M
UV
VIMUXI
Iprice
'l l W
VVMHVI*
.................................
*- ■ -----——
quoted Joseph Stalin as staling cent of the nation's w o t k. r* | courtroom yesterday, und si*. o f and eight nml one-fifth sisoml.i. <*i ver vik* .
its chances are iin 14 parts onthe night
of Dee.
And
ho dirocted thut Iho p rio rity 1—
! H*ctoU
upon “it 'in“ January
through
Its
effe-rt
on
related
j
them
are
to
be
hangH.
In
1
*ky
,
However, lie iniulo it d e a r Hint' IfiRnt. It t*a«
Ichdy won favor t! and morning of Due, 7. The
Mr. Higgins said that ha felt that the strongest nation »iy the
system on building m ateiul. bo
Il'kSllsstS
O
n
I'x
r
Tn«)
industries. And It asserts that i. j a | recession of
thu official time will be .announ in tin * '* t l , Is main pinpmt- j'mosl important piece « a s received
reinstated. Special preference will sure tho City will bo able to se
shutdown „f rflie steel indiiftry criminal su sj« U
Cmll! ced formally in Washington, be •■fitH l-l U g
tors Lister 1HI1 , on Hie fateful Sunday morning.
be given veteran, in need of hous cure the property of the Nav.il
ends,
admirals,
ji
will lie whul it mil* n "disastrous
cause there is some quest Ion l „f Abill.mm Mini Robert Taft of i It told tbe two envoys, Xiirtnum
_
______
. , ____
ing under the Chief Executive's Air Station intact with a miniindustrialists
has
neeii
to tin) exact . m om ent. Hie 'pillI • liliio .«3biy teamed together to 1and Kurusii, to inform the Stale
blow to reconversion."
program.
teudlly otto 'Suganm {fiMtl.
v-111
ite approval of tlie bill |)epm Intent .n t 1 P.M., that the
••M r. Truman also stated that i r u d ^ a r X s S r b “ the°Navy'!
Financial support
for Fill Among them is old Frince Nnshb look off from Unibank.
hj
.nee vote ye-terduy. Sena- ) negotiilliuns were offTlie Cnnlldn gave the l«dlo
--------------United Statas Marines will remain Authorities in Washington aasur-United Auto Workers »trik«'<K IhOtfl-of the imperial family, who,
Senator Lloyd F. Boyle, driylng against General Motors appealed along with r.H others h«d until ing udiliiioiiiil fuels ntmlll th p ' 1.",, i ..i.i-i | Wagttei t>r New Y ork' Meanwhile, tlie committee b aa In China until surrender terms ed him, he suid, that the Oity
iir.iolnora (IH 1'imr I n n
liiqrim a study of liereiofort- tn|(nip:
with the Japanese nro carried could obtain the hangars, admin- j « u Desoto Sedan north on to be forthcoming from lin e
i. m,« |f u.
----—
secret information healing tin tho
Tho superfortress »«; piloted
nut. Secretuy of Stato James istrntinn building, shops ami a ir-, i'nlmetlo Avenue and Judge R. sources today. At Pittsburgh, (hr “ ’day to. give h.mseii »l
U / : i l supii-« Jap nltm*« on Hawaii. T h e'
recently announced that strip for thu benefit ot (he public. - W. Ware, who was riding with United, Steel • Workers voted “ I
by Col. Clarence Irvine ot Han I I * |
-------—----O C IlO U l
gist of the information is Hint
lie also said that he gained' llri him. narrowly escaped serious $ 100,00b contribution. And »M
lie surrender pact this naPaul, Noli. It mnbtlnilted nn l l l l l f l
„
,
tlie attack was no surprise u t'a ll,
average speed of 460 mile-committed to help get impression that tho City’s ■re- injury a t K:48 o’clock this mornM o w
l i r n f n i ' Ut least to some officers in the
quest for the dispensary and its ing, when a t Fourth Street, they
hour on it* 2,401 mile course t*> '•»4
tiered Jap units home.
IL L 1 ’ l l r J
2
Navy Department.
equipment would be granted and collided with a Nnvy pickup Workers called upon the niembn ■
Eloyil llennelt Field.
» P
n n n I Tlie Iirlncipat eviilence is in
that this property might bo tutn- truck luting driven postward by ship |q support the G-M striker*
The greulesl gropnd speed .of IM
r r o m
u r u
torcgpteit Japanese Tqtle messages
ed o tsr to the county for us* n» V. A. Copeland of the Sanford morally and financially. Meanthe fliffia was 6ol miles an hu"r r i a n e
including the now- famous .weather
a hospital, lie added th at he let Naval Air Station, who was ar w hile,-the UAW has appealed m
and tlie flight was made ut lo t'
t.eved something could be worked rested for reckless driving and its own 075.000 members to give|
average altitude of :!.*•,000 f*'« •A N a v y "Hellcat" fighlei ;tr
nut fur the rest of the Station charged with failure to give the al leant $1 a week for strike re
Tin- tlcoamtmnt's fiiglii I cat j plane Hirum nnn S'flF-ft) who It owre
property In connection with flar.s right of way to the car on the lief. i
the
previous
let'ynl
Ly
otti
h....
Santa Clnus, bevel with threats
a . flown to Sottfonl Salorilav I alta
for u uicalionsl school.
j
right.
Great significance is being a t
n CIO Inlior strike union" the three minutes und 21 anil h" 1 (mm Norfolk, Vll., will 'soon lie i with
________
Mr. Ktlbee reported that Work1 A quick awarve by Senator tached xo the start today of ilie of
fifths
seconds.
gremlins, sprites ami dwarfs at
I’u-senled by the Recunitnietlon ! these messages are* uil/stng.
startw l yesterday on a county road Boyle, according to I once, pre Ford Motor Company’* first |>w>t- his North Pole toy factory-, also
Finance Uoipnration to Seminole
he Sanford 8tqte Market Ad- in the Slavla district which would vented a more serious collision, war wage talks with the CIG reports he hus nnother big
lllgli Fcbool for stialy purposes,
ry Board, of which W. A. take about two Weeks to build. The DeSoto was damaged quite U nited’Auto Workers Union. The worry — children who write himit nn itiinminred tminy by Prlini
* * 1atari
---- a bit on the radiator grill, front UAW hnd Ford are to start ne giving their toy list* but not
Iflcr Is chairman, will meet He added- that
work would
fid ltd lima K, Morris.
lireday evening a t the ofricc some time la January on a Gcnc- fender, axel, bumper end hood. gotiations this afternoon, rhe their last names or uildresses.
Tli plane, which is powered
[M anager H. J. Lehmin.
vs-Mullet Lake road and ona ILaku The pickup truck was damaged proceedings are expected to open
"Take for instance the letter
In- a 2.000 horse power Pratt
on the right front fender and w ith- * company icply t-i '
Cltnia packers a t the m arket Harney road. H« said th at the running
got__fruui__a__little -g irl
^ ,w)-Whi)..ey radtnl engine of t-e
boai d.
---------------------- union's proimsals for offering 1—jusL—
-and "n earb y 'T im in g houses we re ' Commission hope* Vo butld’ fivenamed Nancy down in 8anfonl,
rvliiiilei s. was used by units of
hard put yesterday to supply the miles of road to Sanlando Spfing*
Ford teeurily against wildcat Florida.” said Santa. "How do
tli- nn- foire in conjunction with
pre-holiday demand for oranges, during the coming year. ,
I know which Nancy nho l« -•In’nit Inns of tlie Allanlic fteel.
■trikes and wok stoppage*.
grapefruit and tangerines.
Senator Bovle revealed ,th s t
Although It lies not been oft
The a petal of the "lane nt sea
United Mine Workers’ Chief there may Ik- u tturrtbt'i of Nancy
Bags of nsw potatoes, weigh the State Road Department plans
John L. Lewis has been deacribod girls in Sanford. Nancy wrote, rinllv, announced. Couch Hi.... level is said to lie (IM) miles nil , J.. L. Keller wns elected Coraul
ing, fio pounds, which formerly to spend $640,000 on stale ildghas "The nation’s numlter one ‘Sometimes I loiven't Iteen very Kettles of Seminole High Scii • 1 Imur and • ut 21,000 fret, under ('uinmiiiidcr of ('elery Camp No.
i ware held to a calling price of weys In Seminole County qurmg
HEIDELBERG, Germany. Dec. blunderer" by his erstwhile as good, hut I'll be better ’ My how disslosed today that Gout Sinvl’’
mhat i mergency, tail travel 110,026 of the WtHHlmen of the
II'm IIm m I o , ra s a T*a«j»
II, (/P>—Threo top-flight surgical socite, CIO President Phil Murray. ' good these kiddles get around tary and Bobby Gulitim of tli 1it lies an hour.
$2.24, are now selling a t from
World during Ihe legiilur tneet$4.00 to $4.50 a bag.
consultants loft Heidelberg today
1945 Celery Fed football team
time.
No flying of the plane will in- ing held lust night ut Hie WoodWhen asked hy a reporter for Christmas
Avocados have made their
after an official bulletin describ comment
"All
Nancv
wants
is
a
steam
had
been
named
on
the
nil
Fa
it
possible by students, but its eon- matt Hail.
on Lewis' recent chstge ■hovel, a book (probably on
debut a t tha m arket and are
ed the condition of General Georg* that the CIO
entral
Florida Confcteiei struction, according to Mr. Morris.
A complete report on the State
leadership hnd de strain ' shovel operation), some C
aelllng for $12 a bushel hamper.
Patton a* good. And all those monstrated "stupidity’’
eleven.
util affoid u wonderful oppor- ! Convention which was held in
in staging silk panties and petticoat* (won't
Tomatoes from the F c Pierce
well acaualntad with the caae tha General Motors strike
Hinglrtary,
the
Fed
left
l;»t
Me,
Until v to leant aviation im vjO cula lust week wus made by
nl Ibis rayon d o t) a desk, some finger
eeetion are listed a t $9.50' a
talk of the patient with a feeling
loiunimimsly clmsen white clqitilfs, us expluini’d hv a funnel’ I Sovereign A.
.Madden.
time, Murray *u |d he did not paint (can you beat that) u doll, waa
crate. The Zell wood section conRev. J. E. McKinley was t i f f t f l of optimism.
Cullum,
Hie
Celery
Fed
left
Navy dive bomber pilot, Lieut.; G iber rump o ffin tU immsd
wish
to
comment.
But,
said
Murtlnuea to supply celery a t $6.00 president of the Sanford jUnisMrs. Fatton herself ha* express
dishes, a truck and some aln- halfback, received a lurgu ma I.. K. Tew. who is now leaching last night were: C. L, Franklin
to *6.26 a crate. "Green onions terial Atsocoation a t ite regular ed no worry over her, husband ray. If he did comment it would
of votes.
ntgelnii, phvsirs and mat>i)in>a.Hcs a* advisor lieutenant, A. C. Mad
be
in
reply
to—as
he
pul
R—>
* "AjiuHter little girl, Sally |rf»u, jority
ore bringing $1.25 a dozen meeting on Tuesday, llev. lilenn whose neck waa broken last Sun
Coarh Kettles also stated timl nl the high school.- Many stu den ns hunker. C. ('. Collin* ns
"The
nation's
Number
One
Bluudbunehee.
E. Smith was re-elected to I serve day In an autemobU* accident.
wajffk s doll, a liook, a little Now Sniynta Bcacli Higlt School dents are looking forward )o Un secretary. W. B. Smith us escort,
--W ith Borthom supplies
as secretary-treasurer— o f the The m ilitary leader's wife «ni-l W«r2*_ 1_:______________ __
three baekfirld men «o - r-rttese which is expected -to nlartbeit^/bm e dishea, o dres* and placed‘ -W
-W-.-Odhrnit-a« watchitinq, t). “
Murray was a vice president some soap. It'a easy to forecast the first sll-atar eleven. Wilcox. an. Feb. t, nt tbe beginning of A,
bage diminished, tha lowly vege group. Those elected will #»um s the General looks very well and
IL Green ns sentry. Dr. (I. L.
table is holding Us own a t $1,25 office bn Jan. 1. Bev. Me- Mc she expressed her thanks for the of th« United Mina Worker*— th at Sally Lou will grow up to Schaffer and Mier were named. (lie Hccond semester.
Bulk* Bs physician und G. C.
for a 60 pound sack. -.
Kinley succeeds Dr. J. 0* Root fine care he hat received a t the under Lewis—in 1932. He went be the domestic type. Judith Jack Friedland, Dulles M ilitn)
Mi. Morris said tills morning liinchliffr, F, W. Swuggeity and
into tha steel field at that tint* Ann is even more modest in Academy fullback, wus tiumed a- lliat hr wus going to confer with L. K. Hopper us umlitoi*.
Demand Is Vary heavy for ice as president.
;
Seventh Army hospital.
and expanded the steelworkers her request* and only wants a thc fifth backfield man.
berg lettuce and tha locally
Following tbs election of offlCapt. William T. Easton in re
union from a . membership of doll, dres* anil some dishes,"
grown product is bringing $4.60 er» plans were made for a,Unlon
gard to the time of presentation
7.000" to the more than 9(3,000 Santa Claus concluded, ami add'd
to $6.00 a crate.
New Year's Eve Service to h# held
nf tlie plane, which will prohuhly
MIAMI WANTS UNO
claimed today by the UHW.
Workmen yesterday were set a t the F irst Methodist ( liureh,
th at If the labor situation got
l>c shown in the downtown sec
ting the foundation timber* of with its paetoy, Bav. MeKli ley in
any worse h* was of a mind to
MIAMI. Dm . 12. U P)- City tion in connection with the bond
tha m arket addition, which ought charge oL arrangements.
Tho
throw up hla job (after ell the manager Curry has advised Gov drive. latter, it will he housed
Th* Directera of tha Seminole
to ho completed by the middle service wiU begin a t 11:00 P. M.
kiddle presents had been sent), ernor Caldwell thut Miami wiutts nt the school farm garage,
County
Tuberculosis
Association
January, according to My. and eeatlnue to mld-nlght^ end will offar a prise to the school
com* to Florida and spend his world headquarters of the .United pending erection o f' a special
ing In a service of communion. , In the County that tell* the most
time fishing - th at 1* if Sanford Nations Organisation to be esta -belter for it.
Psrticipetlon in Chrietmo# Wel Christmas Beals and bangles, ac
boys and girls will’show him the blished here, but will make no
AID KILLED
fare wore for needy families was cording to an announcement to
"high pressure campaign” .for .t
ADAMS SURPRISED
beet place to fish.
According
to
Information
re
* |1
INOTOK)
arranged fee tho various pastors day by Mary Bawllns, chairman
WEST PALM BEACH, Dec 12.
ceived
from
the
Naval
Personnel
cojgregaSanford Elks will hold lltrir i/Pi — Front West Palm Beach wu
Separation Canter a t Jacksonville,
ORANGE FESTIVAL
cooperation of tha association.
fad36th annual memorial program learn that state Supreme Court
Mias
Rawlins
sold
that
much
two
Sanford
man
have
been
dis
y »nd
on Sunday afternoon a t 4:00 Justice Alto Adams had been
■my
and the internet baa b a n shown In tha
charged from the United Status
JACKSONVILLE. Dec. 12, (A7) o'clock a t the Firat Presbyterian quoted as expressing surprise
a State Welfar,
school* and a Urge portion of Navy.
Plana for the Florida Orange Fes Chureh, and -for th* firat time, when told that ha had been'm en
tht In from thin
are Andrew C. Hasty, tival a n shaping up In a speedy a woman, M rs- Elisabeth jiarkey tioned as a possible candidate for
R a?*'
‘
lUrt
returned to tha
t / C , 261B Myrtle A re. manner with the date* set for Klrchcr, will make tha m e m o r i a l the United S tatu ^S o n ete . The
•»
" B- Hldieaa, Jr., DM Fab. 1$ to U Th* fe* rival has address, it was announced today Senate seat will be vacated by
------- lace IMS.
by Exalted Ruler Joel Field,
Charles Andrews,
■M#
.
1,1
w:S;
C Of C Directors Dr.
Allen
Hear Higgins On Addresses Local
shington Trip Kiwanis Meeting
£
oyle And Kilbjee Discusses M i l i t a r y
Report On Highway Training As Means
Work In Seminole O f P r e p a r e d n ess
£
.
,
;
»
»
Seis New Coast
To Coast Record
J«*•'
__
weri<
Boyle And 'Ware
, Have Narrow Escape
Will
ISSi.
[ r k e t Advisory
rd To Meet On
iday Evening
Santa Wants Boys
And Girls To Sign
Their Full Names
(
Singletary A nd
Cullum Make All
Conference Team
Reports Says Patton’s
Condition Is Good
Keller Is Named
Consul CommanderOf Woodmen Camp
McKinley. Is Elected
Of MiniatcrB* Giipup
Tuberculosis Group
WU! Offer Prize
A. C. Hasty and W. B.
Hickson Discharged
.
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PAGE EIGHTH
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
the illation th at seemed tho reali
ty. It look the place of hug*
combat vehicle*. The whole story
f* so fantastic, so much Ilk* somethink out of Hollywood, It seems
hardly believable that suoh a
trick could work so well. But
loaded willi Trrnpon.it that nrvrr
w rit forged, and pointed for at*
tacks that never were planned.
But it all appeared no real that
the Germans didn't know the dif
ference.
Hence, confusion.
An fast ns the companies could
complete the dummies, they were
turned over to the Army and Na
vy for shipment to Europe. They
made the journey - deflated and
folded, with u minimum demund
upon precious cargo space. The
last shipment, just before U.Hsy,
"was rushed to England by plane.
Tacticians would place whnt app-r.rt'i to las an entire army In
Hie rich! or In B ritis h 'Tort* at
•»tre point where enemy obscr■v r- would find tu Then while
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III
C l o s e l y Guarded
Secret R e v e a l e d
ByWarDepartment
FRIDAY, DECIfMBER 7, 1945
HU N T I N G C
^
r°‘ 2
More- &
BUSI NESS ;
Try O ut
>V«• • V
WANTED: • Extra
vylepwomen,
during' Christmas, I'ossihility
of permanent position. • ColoImflii'e.
^
G1KI. fur housework, full time*.
GoihI salary, i’hone 3fl8 or
MAN Tt> OlNiliATh SEMI: OI i
CO. LAUNDRY ROUTE. AP
I'l.Y IN PERSON. KEMt.VQL*
COUNTY LAUNDRY ' . '*11
W. itrd St.
GIRt, fii soda Fountain at tJin
ny's Drug Sloru. I'url tluia or
full time.
FOUNTAIN girls,
Sal-vice, .Sanford
Station.
juc per tine for on. inserlmii
Dfic per line for three insertions
3Tc prr line for 6 insertions
05 prr line for 2U insertions
Minimum rile s . . . 30r
I'HONE I4H OR BRINC YOUM A n. in THE SANFORD HERALD G lltl. fin full time job. Apply
Count, Kts words to the line, m< hiding plume and sddress.
Beacon Dairios, 222 Magnolia
All adrerlissm rnta for situations want»J will be charged far a t the
Ave.
regular cle n ifk d rate*.
R ETIlltN Bn VETERAN*
GET KRCUKITY- NOW WITH
OPPORTUNITY UNLIMITED
L * O R S A I i R ___
COCKER pups., pur
FIRESTONE STORKS has good
r tm
OALL
now for Christmas
position open now for Haicsman.
FILL up with keiwiene and fuel
Ave.
Starting
salary
commensurate
oil before whiter.
II. II. I'OI'K CO,
WINE for your fruit cake a t with your .ability. Previous ex
perience dpsirhliio tint not essen
Homer's Soda Shop.
tial. Apply by letter only, stating
nVO FARMS FOR SALE—Uhe
age mill oxneritmee.
II acres, tiled limit, I good well,
FIRESTONE STORMS
2 story house, 1 car enrage, J
H I E. 1st. ST.
, iool house, D00 ft. West of
Lake Monroe Post Office. One LHICKKN brooder, 75 chick site,
wired ready for use. .'ill W, ORANGE packers. Sanford Fruit
—6 acres, all tiled, good well, 2
10th St;
Co., Stato F arm trs' Market.
story house, 2 story barn, U
mile west on Orunge Boule
MISCELLANEOUS
vard. J. W. Boll, Luke Monroe. PORTABLE radio, 1
r. X «. Mrs. M. E,
Phono lb.
(>l(l Kim Ave,
BORROW HERE WHERE
PRIVACY IS RESPECTED
ROOFING — Urnnd new, solid LA DIE* m at, fur trimmed, size
YOUR natural drslre for privacy
aluminum sheet roofing, V30. Phone 350-J,
In money m atters is strictly
rrimp mid snap lock styles. Phonerespected here. Friends nn I
W-ire-Wrlte a t onro! Futenwlilcr BRIGHT color runner vine pea
relatives ure not nue-thmed
Mfg. Si Distributing Co., P.O.
nut hoy shipped from points
nliouL your cred it A'our em
-Box .1351, '.HO Lancaster Drive,
South Georgia mill Alahumn
ployer or. business associates
' Hi Iambi, "hone* 2171111.
etiiloud lots. Phone 347-.I after
vlll not hear of your personal
fi;0u
I*.
M.
affairs. There I* no cause for
SHEET Mumir, papular a n d
embarrnssmvnl.
standard, book music and music
Reasonable credit requirements.
i ns true t ion hooks at Tho Music TWO milk cows, frigidalra and
other furniture. Phone 607,
No ro-makrra on money loans.
Box In the Princess Thcalo*
Mrs. M. J. Burak, H06 W.
V arhh'e payment plans.
Ultlg.
3rd St.
FAMILY LOAN CO.
Florida Bank Bldg.
Phone 33
IECURDK • All tlie int<">t pnpu.
ROCKS,
Reds
and
Leghorns,
Ilars, siting mu»ic nnd album
HARD
of
Hearing?
Free
Demon‘2-1-7
weeks
old,
by
dozen
or
acta fur Christina- gift:, at
-trillion Hotel Montezuma, any
100. FrysH-vrTWrn—packs. Plione
your inuojc .lore, Tim Music
day after D:00 P. M.
Buz in the i’l Inresa Thealor -Co. 3004.
Bldg.
t
FOR
YOUR furniture need*—
16 FOOT covered wagon trailer,
See W alter Beal a t Mother
ideal
for
tho
Iwach
or
hunting
ALL OF BLOCK 10, eighteen
Furniture Co., phone 127.
trips. Phone 1U0-J after fl:00
lota, or -will sell any id Iota,
run* from 1 ukc Mury highway
to Crystal Lake, all -beautiful MILK cow, I’reah, UVe gallon*
lots. See K. T. Cochran, Lake
milk. I'honu Co. 2603 after
Mary, Flu.
0 P. M.
DRIVER’S llc e -e . Ruth White
UITAUS: Limited number of MODEL A - IU2U Ford Sedan.
new ones no sale now. Alsu
I-cft front tire in flat. Motor LOST:
Between Sorrento and
used accordian, Banjo and
needs piston rings badly, front
Sanford Saturday night Dec. ls.t
other musical instruments in
door glass l» out und new upBrown cloth Indies' purse with
new- condition ut The Music
-bulidcry is needed. Rest of car
■•airing.-, haul book, teller* and
Box in tho Princess Theater
in good condition. Phone 73.
l<onds.
Finder pleaso return
Building.
to Sanford Herald or City
FOR SALE - Two burner oil
Drug Store. Reward.
luster, (tH.OO; 1 four burner
YOUNG healthy ruhbugc plants—
oil .stove, 310.00.
Palmetto FOUND: Social Hecurity Card,
Copenhagen nnd Murloli Miirkul.
Ottie Rhode* Geiger. Owner
Grocery, 317 Palmetto Ave.
R. W. Estes, phono 2831, Oviodu,
may have by “paying for this
ORANGES, 92.60 bushel shipped
for you. Phono T88-W.
NATIVE Christmas tree*, oppoalto Past Office, 1st & Pal 3 YEAR old fine grade Jersoy BUSINESS SERVICE
metto, from Her. 17 to 24lh
Inil], Clean bungs ami T. 11.,
M. M- Lord. ■
DODGE ■ PLYMOUTH
no horns. From best quality
PARTS ANI1 SERVICE
dairy slock. No sale Satur
FANCY Christmas Boxes F ruit
Phone 1011
day*. W aiter',11. Trapp. En IM Palmetto Ave.
shipped dully. HO W. First
terprise, Flu.
St. Full stock fruits ami vege
WE ARE lutiv equipped und
tables fresh daily ucross stric t
know hou to rac..p your tire.-.
from ITinccs* Theater li. E. WANTED TO RENT
Natural rubber oi synthetic,
Aiken, Hr.
we protect tne sidewall* of
FURNISHED house or apartm ent
our tire. Jones Tire Shop.
by permanent resident. Phone
or. 1st a nd Elm, phone COB.
FOR YOUR furniture needs—Se<
Walter Heal ut Mather hurni
BODY AND Ksmiev dents, pellit
BUSINESS wuman wishes mod
Injury or fading s h o u l d no
ern furnished apt, occupancy
corrected now to combat nglog
,/
CLOSING (JUT ALL
on Dec. 16. Perm anent Phone
and wcathmiug. A new pain
TRUCKS AND
3 <!'.),
_____
leas method awaits you at
TUAIFKH
YATKH AUTO PAINT *
*40 Dodge Hi-Uin cargo — |710 HOUSE trailer for two months.
BODY SHOP
'43 Dodge i'ick-up .......
050
Phono Jack Russell, phon* 108 N. Palmetto Ave. Phone 371
*42 Ford t'.k-'Jon cargo — 006
432-W.
*41 Chav. 1 Is-tun rurgu —>— 776
WASHING machines repaired—
*41 Chcv. IVii-lou cargo -—— 875 PERMANENT couple d e s i r e s
and all home appliance*. Caldapartment or small house.
'40 G. M. C. 2W-ton 10-whoel
wall General Repair Shop, 707
Pnont IHl-Il.
cargo
-....... 005
North Mills, Orlando, phon*
'80 G. M. C. cab over eng. van 730
2-1072. Prompt service.
'308 International 2-lon —— 350 W A N T E D —
Expert Auto Repairing
'38 Pirn. T H i-ion stake —— 460
Barfield A Jackeon
'40 International tractor, big SMALL Junior else bicycle. Phono
in connection with
*Urea
——— 760
Countv 2003.
Ystea Auto Paint A Body Works
*43 E. II. T. Mack tractor like
hr
— 2600 SADDLE for medlum-sisod home.
JT ian* 432-W,
___________
G. M. C. tractor,
AUTO PAINTING
W motor
——— 1600
WANTED)
60
men
a t the men’s
By C-W. "Pat" Johnson
International tractor, P-60
years experience In aQto and
BibU Class F irst Methodisl
-8 motor
J000
Taftpalntlng. Sanford’s pepaChurch Sunday morning si
G. M. C. Bus, IVk-ton, like
10:00 A. M.
nr
1605
wy trailer, fla t bed
260
3 Drop tram s van trailer - 260 FOR RENT
I ham 24-fL frsmsleas van
MOTOIl TUNE-UP
BEDROOM with kitchen prlvloriee recommend it t
leges
for
rent.
810
W.
1st
EL
Usebila ,23-ft. sUinlsaa eteel
miles or twlco a year,
IM llf ti
1500
lal to officiant car p*
ORANGE
CITY,
PLA.
X U rt D l . ^
S f t m
mn Our expert mechaniin
First dess, spacious t room
Motor Analyser assure i
LOST & FOUND
S
Apartment
'■t Del*ml. liljl t aim <if inp ’Rod
lu ll is puotltiy heating the: drum*
in favor *1 Suulyrd ontefing. thu
league.
I lie Sunfurd queslion will be
brought up hcitire the league
tor Haul urthin during the
Leesburg meeting on tier. ID.
So in on) will lie represented by
Jnhiqiy Krider and your re
porter and wp'll have the frailchine monry ready tu turn over
to the league in the event benford is permitted tu enter the
circuit. We trust that Peter
Nchiul, l o o p secretary and stati-l ut I ion, has been able to draw
up n nine club schedule in such
a manner so as to c o m p l e t e l y
HUliufy' the present eight teams
ill the league.
We've
heard
some
rumor*
Around that the local Campbelli.ossing Post of the American
legion is planning to sponsor.a
Legion baseball team during the
foilhentmng baseball season. It's
understood th at this team will
enter the regional tournament
ami attem pt to fight its way to
the national clmmpioiuhlp. We
alto hear that llii.iley Odium.,
recently returned Naval ufflcer,
will handle the managerial duties..
We would like to propose
that l.egioji affL'lela make an
effort |u organise an Americas
egion loop in Central Floris. We suggest that pnsslhly
the league could lie composed
of teems representing Legion
o r g a n i s a t i o n s within the
Seventh District which I* com
manded by Joel Field. They
organise leagues In and around
the State of North Carolina
and most of the national cham
pion-hip tram s come from .
North Carolina. At the pres-nt time, Shelby, N. (V. holds
the title.
American legion baseball is
clean and usually brings a lot i f
enjoyment to tho cinhs sponsor
'll'; tlie movement as welt os to
tho younrater* nlnvlnp. Players
-nn participate if they have not
reached th-iir IBth birthday. We
’••"re v*«l' "g Stuff” MrCronu.
former baseball player who was
i” Hinging Statesville in the North
C*rolln« State League ono sum
mer before the war. Stuffy took
I
.Modern bedroom for charm and beauty . . . Ulonde wood in a
.streamlined modern design, suite corsIhIk of lurge double lied, chest
of drawers, drop well vanity with large square genuine Pittsburgh
Plate glass mirrow, mid night stand . . . a beautiful suite and one
th at she would love finding in her bedroom on Christm as morning!
To beautify your
homo for C hrist
man, u new living
room suito of dmtlnctivc charm ami
durability . , . Two
pieces ufthoUlttTed
in a fine quality
tapestry with deep
spring filled cush
ions.
DELUXE BED-DAVENPORT
N ight and day luxury! This
handsome modern sofu opens
into a full size double bed!
Spfiitg construction!
*■'
EJ Q . 9
v tF
Sparkling White
KITCHEN
CABINETS
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Assorintetl Press 1.eased Wire
On Jap Move
JapsThreatep
Rice Riots 1ft
Tohoku Area
MacArthur Directive
Calls For Action
To Free F a r m e r s
Of Land Control
Nation W o u ld Have
Been Forced Into
War If Japan Hitri
MadeThailand Move
7
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10,—
(AP)—Former Chief of Staff
" .George C. Marshall has told
the Pearl Harbor Investigat
ing Committee about his perHonnl views on the probablll*
tv of war with Japan during
the month before P e a r l
Harbor. Under questioning
,» from Senator Homer Fer-
TOKYO,’ Dec. in. (AS—General
MacAlllnil’a newest demands (or
a revised agricultural policy, tij
Japan have come nl li lifflo'*vwiati
rice- j-inte arc threatened, Influ
ential. fremont from Akita prou* i,i -or then* tern Japan say
■hoi niuiimed government policies
have created unrest 'fn the flth
Tohoku district. Only* 00 per
cent of tho farmers there sf*
reported willing to sell rice crops
to the government. Without; a
, full quoin front Tohoku. rice
riot* are said to be inevitable.
A delegation which has visited
the former premier, Prince Higa
shi-K uril, has said that the te r
mer * have lost confidence in (ho
government. They would like to
see the Emperor visit the Tohoku
area to dispel confusion and restoru stability among agricul
tural communities.
The new MacArthur directive
abolishes absentee land ownership
in Japan, And it threat* is a new
crisis for Premier Shideto.n's
unsteady cabinet. A mild ag ra
rian reform measure now Ic.'or*
the government ns n result of
an earlier MacArthur d'rcctlvo
has proved unsatisfactory to
both Japanese farm ers and occu
pation authorities. The new edict
cracks tho whip for more drastic
action to free the Japanese fa r
mers from feudal land wollcle*.
General MacArthur also is con
tinuing his tusk of rounding up
war criminal suspect*. Tho moat
recent list Include* many who
might to listed as small fry In
comparison with some of tha
officials already In custody —
but to Allied and American pri
soner* of war they would rank
high.
The new war criminals list
Include* the man who commanded
the Cnbanutuan prison camp In
the Philippines from 1942 to
1944, Lieut. Colonel llunio Mori.
And t’ol. (lannoeuka filoma is
another. Noma directed Japanese
lice units In Hong Kong from
*c., 1942, until last February.
Also named is u second lieucivilian
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tenant Toshino
„„ .and
WnH> a
I(
Senate Group
Hears Acheson
DenyjCharges
Byrnes Siprns Four Billion Loan Agreement
Hurley Says Under
secretary Wrecked
American P o lic y
Set By iteoaevelt
U’ANII I N V n t N ; | h r .
fA ’l*) — AVi'lisnlUitts :iml tlcil1iiilrf fleiv lititk tilid f a s t to d a y
til th*’ S e n a te F o re ig n R ein -,
lio n s C o m m itte e h e .triil# o n
c!u iri;o s D ro u g h t h y f o r m e r
A n th n ssm lo r T o C h in a P a t
ric k H itt ley . l/ttH e c re tu ry of
j S t a t e D ean A e h e so n look th e
| w itn e ss, s tiu n l d u r in g th e s e s si«n In
refute Hurley's sta te
ment* dint he bud wrecked
American
in Man.
Iran, Hut
lint 1llurIONS, Secretary of State James E. Ilyrnes sign*FOLLOWING TWELVE WEEKS OF NFGnTI v r .''"
" ‘'-'‘"I" potlcv
mdlcv in
.-UsSilhail
hy
fur
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particularly
liiili.-li munu|Hilies, in Iran and
the Middle East,
Before lluilev returned to the
stand, Acheson. in his denial,
w
/ 't
T_
•_
J
the committee his version
I<gave
gll
.
▼ guson of Michigan, M anhall said
•he believed during there critical
day* -that tho nation would be
forced Into w ar If th# Jap* moved
into Thailand. . .
Ill* statem ent waa made after
Senator Ferguson had recalled
th a t on Nov. 6, 1941, Marshall and PRESIDENT OF THE CIO Unite,! Automohjlo Worker* union, R.J.
Admiral S ta rt, then Chief of Thomas (left), and W alter Keuther, vice-president, arc shown ns
Naval Operation*, had sent a they told reporters in Detroit, Mich., that tile General Motors offer
note of warning to resident of a ten percent wage increase to more than 200 Olio striking auto
Roosevelt. The note ndvocated lion* and the strike until satisfactory terms arc reached."
retaliation in the event th a t the workers was "inadequate", Thomas said ’’We will continue negotiuw Japanese moved west of 100 de
(international Soundphota)
gree* east longitude or south of
10 degree* north latitude. Such a
move, Marshal testified, would
have brought the Jap* into the
Gulf of Slam and would have put
JACKSONVILLE, D e c . 10, — I
them a t the back door of Singa
(Speeiql)—
t’Shipmeills nf 16.
-—
pore.
Nucrnzerg Trial Re mutoes, beans, cucumbers, squash L o t ’iU S I *1 11 V T l l f C O
Ferguson also brought out th at
and other Fall crops have been j
veals Goeringr Or repmteil
on Nov. 0, the American ambas
in eanslilerahle volume
Lhni iiait scopcn
sador In London, John G. Wlnant,
Iho Inst «ei(. from ittnuy
d e r e d Plundering: during
I*«r
2(>-7 V ic lo r y
aent word th a t the Japs already
of our Florida n in e - ” .c l \*’i|.
Km I li. S imIi ' ii i l o m was
A had started to move southward.
...
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Bate I
Wilson, DliCc.ui
if
elecNUERNBERG,~bec. l&, i f l v
lt\ J l I.IAV SI I.N STH d'l , t«'*l t'miiieiil < oniuinuder of TnyFlorida Ft Vo FiO lliei-* V tubr. Said Marshall: "I was of the
Ameiirsn
tirosecutors
charged
loE
t
h
i
c
s
Improvement
CIO
President
Says
lleralil
Sports
I
itltor
hir
*
oiuimthdic
,\o.
"H,
at
| | | (.
today jn his weekly le n -’-v nf
opinion a t th a t time th a t the
Tl.e Seminole
lligli Kdiool j regular eoiielaie held a t the Mn" r I'nMiuctlon and d is tiL u ilo a .’’Some
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governments (American and B ri
Must
Come
From
Plan
W
o
u
ld
Place
l . ltI !*.
^\\
*ori *1 rel»*ry will Marl movimt ilurhiir 1(
\v»»n their final sum - *«wik# Hull, Kiidii> to serve for
tish) would be forced to aceept a
the Soviet Union of ()|(» nimini; week. The
Fort of ilic i:nr* niM m Friday rnvht the erisnhiu;r yeur.
The Man At The Top
condition of hostilities."
Labor In Chains
!'
r<
H
,i
uni
utalcrials
and
pierce
Market
handled
10,2;>l
when
they
defedli*il n sluld.oui t>tliec off j- era
elected were!
Marshall said th a t he did not re
leuxe tlie pupulntui}* to starve.
units .of vegeluhles during
the Purple Hurricam* from Gaim v<11
F llaskx Wight,
grnerulUH arry Smith, W inter Garden
call u Chuchlll statem ent on Aug.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10, </P>—
1 lie Amei leans introduced do- jnS( weekly-report period,
ami by the* com - ol 2<i to T. t li
mo; Basil
Moore, captain
24, 1941, th a t if the United States florist, and district governor of The United Mine Worker*’ Presi
riimentary buckgrouml . on
he jtl t hia total there were
Feds lool to leveft to their i>:,rencral;
H iurij
n i W. Koiotu
Roiotu isenteaeral; llin
went to w ar with Japan, tho Bri Rotary in 1943, spoke to tho dent John L. tow ls hns led off
German Invasion of the Soviet
un|tB „ r ,„ n)„toc, ' ulll| ing attack repeatedly throughout tor warden; Hohart II, tVifliums,
___ would
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... a Rotary Club a t the Mayfair the utteek on President T ru
tish
he ...
in the
fig h t in
the ontcsL m order to ovcicaim.’ Junior warden; .lames Moughton,
m atter of hours. Ferguson said I Hotel today on the second *ob- man's proposal for fact-finding
l i S S i . w ^ 'k l S ^ e S t
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.1,
t Jatimso,
Ing manager »•of K-theFort Pierce the Hurtiennes who,, after 8uu- prelate- Itafph
th a t when the President returned | Jert of Rotary, vocational set- boards am i. a cooling off period
The record, showed that 'lie market reports ito tomut.. oelue (»»eil ha | taken an rcnty aevi n trehsuier; Jtio."' ft. Jiuldns, re■A from the Atlantic Conference on vice, particularly as It pertains In Industrial disputes.
Qn)*r»,_tp.strjn nil -onquci lipttef- average Sua *7.25 fa f l.ushel point lend, tightcacd *q> and ctmlor,
Aug. 17, he called In the Japanese
to ppersonal
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He
Aug.
Ja p a n e s e 'to
business
ethics. —
ntdries of mrssla were issued by linita, |5 for lugsgathered enough power to pil.iii [ The newly elected commander
ambassador end told him th at th e) was iutva|Ucqd hy-*H. ,U, Cedeformer Reirhsmnrshal Hermann
"P retty inucli the same »orl of iivt-i a loiichdonn tale in tile -< I nppoildcd the following: Leslie
. H r f - 1- ^ R ate y v 'w u id have* -ia man,' fliairm an of the vocatMn- that the plan would work to tho
Goering.
Nari theorist Alfr si
cord atna/n ami knot, the coiud. IT. Shcppuril, ..tamliu.l • liearer;
tak s etefis to protect IU secu rity 1al service Cbmmittee.
advantaga of tho rich and the
RoM'ntorg was designated to dir- re|torts, na to lomufta'a, have
Ti e Celery Fed* ttpeneil til • I -loljn .1 t never - void Iwarcrj
come In from •other mnrkcla
If lber« were further aggressive. Mr, Smith said th at any tmcct
the
economic
plunder
*of
Rusl.b n r In
tn^lffaH
L Kwh!
with some variation, naturally, seining Ini'illllicM M ih in t h e m . Huff, e.on.l guard; W. A.
move* by Japan.
j provemsnt fn business ethics oppress labor.
effect,
Lewi*
in the price levels due to quality fir-1 period. Willi- Amlei-on ie llaheit M. I'eatce, waiden llourged, It
it would impose on
During his testimony ex p ress- 1** » rule’ get talked about much charged,
luitied the kickoff from the -ii (tn-it F. i ‘,,h*. tit- i guard; .lumen
the°nTweroy
" V e
}fc o f* o M l t ^ s
ed the opinion th a t the P * s r llfor tho,e .who observe them labor a form of compulsury arbi of
war ship Oryoku Maru during [ actual
til the Fed til yard tripe Hrook j Stausfiehl. third guard; Daniel
H arbor attack waa “a slash but "Mat come from the head of the tration, and would neutralise tho vessel s nightm arish voyege j late Gestapo
jo Chief Heinrich Him,l| e
'nell.. Market liu Inst one yard and Cnllum wu.t S. E, -Slurr, sentinel..
not a proposed Invasion a t nil." | business
because
“your
om- labor’s strength.
mler received orders from Adolf •"•P0*!" quality, alio and plic*' drnp|a‘d behind the line of - run
from the Philippines to Japan.
\l the -nine
meeting
tho
He added th at when industry,
E arlier tho form er Chief of S taff .P ay ees are not going to toll
Hitler to take over the |o litic n l.of
Very good.’
age for a hiss of seven yiilds. • rdi-r of the -Teni|de was coohad testified th a t he had held th* I
bow to improve the ethic* and finance make such proposals,
administration of conqiieicd lti,s-1 "John C. McKwcn, ,manager
<f
„
, Alidei’fOti then went over tackle lei led ilprill tb ire c.indidales. It
they ure guilty of taking tho
A opinion in Nov., 1041, th a t « | ° f your business.-,
our hart Myers M ale hnrm e.s )(|M, ,„ „ u . |(WII>. f,„ tll , |lr Gam,slan territory.
anaounc.il that installation
™ movement by the Jepanese into |
declared the ethics first step to create what he called
I And recqrda of the German high Market reports Ids organisation villa* seco’ldar''. lie linveled -II n fil. the
newly ejectc | and nuThailand and the Gulf of 8inm (do " ° t like to to ast about it, a corporate or absolute state.
command
showed
that
four Is ’still handling an im rea ing yards l- fme lo-ing hauled down Ipi.jaied nfflcei
- will In liehl ull
area would Involve the United !»"« those who do not, do not Why, demanded the fiery miners’
months before Hitler struck in number o f to mu toes, despite ••a th.* Il(ii in am' d7. I’ldlum 1n,.,..,
i.. ’ the
•*«-.. g-j|,|. |>t
rim e in
me mecliqg
leader, should 50,000,090 gain
States and G reat Britain in .war. like to talk about it either,
I the east. Chief of Staff Colonel rains.
The
average
price
from
i
.
, ,,
, i , • .
. ■picked
----- -- or t ive around ..... air>l
, itin uy-iii m u pcitoep.iusl Under
Mrs. Edwnnt Kircher present fully employed persons of this
'( ’enetnl Gustav Jodi told his army day
tdo'ved ovet
over icatei
(elder f f•»a ,, , ,]i;.v-tion - of i
to day is fuirly stable at Andoi: >. ph.-ved
I
Miller,
ed the Rotarians with match nation to plneed in statutory
’ commanders th at plans for a t around *0.75,
The tiqi price- fim,. | , ,.,d,lin weal ovi-i
h-n ,_ W il-civt-il.
*
lolders bearing Christmas Seals, Irons hy this legislation?
tacking Gihralter would huve to |(if IH.40 the bushel or field rial* t,„.kte u tr -i triple reverie and
Despite solid labor opposition
the g ift of A. B. Hiterson,
Thy—thh-d outdoor rofiberv In . to nhsmlomnL The artlliriy which have been tecorded several times.’
i <............. . n.i ru se i «m
chairman of tho 8 e m i n o 1 a to the President’s plan, support occur on Oak- Avenue, between | would luivc lu-cn necessary for
CITY BRIEFS
Planting
is
still
prirreedlng
at
er*
are
determined
to
press
for
County
Tuberculusfs
Associa
Seventh and Ninth Street within sUC|, nn naauult already had been top Hpecd in the Florida 4'iiy
an
early
committee
vote
ami
get
tion, and reminded the Rotariu week, resulted In the loss of m0VPd ,to the Gciman-Ruw.la.i urea, C. S. Phillips, market man
Tin- icitmnr meeting or Sunana to coraribute to the work of it before both houses of Congress 8185 worth of clothing stolen border,
ford Lodge No. 27, It It IF, will
ager, states In his weekly lethe association in its efforts to without delay. Mr. Truman had front the automobile of Cnpi.
German nrmy orders showed
to held nl Mini o', iiv. k tld* eve
combat tuberculosis in t h i s asked for action before Christ Jam es Bradford of Alnbamn nl Hitler used 12,1 divisions and throe porL Some buyers are expecting
ning ut I he ii.M r V I l p w Hull.
to
open
there
about
December
15,
mas.
Opponents,
however,
ore
county.
-i
about lfliiW o’clock‘Sunday morn* fuj| „jr rivctH in his opening for the handling of rock land
Lieut, (jg) George Robert Mc
President
too 1 Lcstor
an hopeful th at they can forestall Ing, it Was reported In police.
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assault on the
Red .Army. The
‘I In- tity ('<iiiiini--niimr» will
Tho car was parked In front initial German objective was to tomatoes.
Call, Jr., USNR, son of Mr. and nounced th at former Governor u vote indefinitely, and keep the
Hint in 'u icgiilai* •i'-iinn to.
"The
movement
of
ruhlMge
hearings
going
until
the
plan
is
Spessard
Holland
will
to
the
of the hom e. of Mr. and Mrs. crush most of the Red Army In
Mra. Georgs It. McCall of 2209
| night at 7:3o-n’clock in the Comspeaker a t tha regular eventually pigeonholed.
Emmett ,Hunt, 10:1 Ouk Avenue, n swift smash to the Archangel- from the I'alatku Mule F unuei-'
,. ,
,
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iiiiNKiun t hamtoi •>( tin* City Hall.
Magnolia Avenue has arrived principal
Murkel continues, with several
In Detroit, meanwhile, the con whom Captain and Mrs. Bradford Volga line.
meeting of thp club next Mon
Sale (if Lhoiuls in the \h t« .rv -,
scheduled
home for a .*10 day l*a*« after day.
cur*
out
tijl*
week.
Munugvr
M.
Visitors
introduced
by ter of attention on the labor wore visiting. Stolen goods in
Loan Drive lb Seminole l.n u ily .,,, , , ,
|lh|, f,„. thl. ,.„,„trucFortner Null Security Police
serving as eercuthp officer aboard Fletcher Bolls Included W. B. scene is the United Auto Work cluded a Gl blouse with 2<>th Chief Ernst Kaltentirunner joined G. Williams slull's tlu t work is |tfi5K(‘tl .1lu* li'ilf WRV inttfJi * utui * ; tint! »»f li-nm*- khii Ii ami tliitUM
the LCI S68 in
Pacific for IB Davenport of Qrlando, Bill and er* conference with the Ford Air Fore* insignia on the W t 20 fellow N ails today In the pri- continuing 'on u (record breaking day when sale* otul.-d I01.HO0. , „ tJier
Company. Th* union has shoulder, 'ribbon decorations, a soner'a box ut the Nuerntorg war urreage of potauica for the com it wus M'porteil I'Mhiy hy r.. I,. .
. .
• ■months.
^
* Jack Evans, sons of Frank Motor
Evans, and Alfred Stine, son of announced th a t It will present ladles grey two piece suit, and crime* trial.
ing seusun. Seed began arriving Kilpalrirk, haul rluiiinmn of tho J A (|jt||l(i| nl~ . | j llK „f ,i„. It.uxr-I
lie
pleaded
no|
j, . Lieut. McCa
raduated as en- Georg* Stine.
to the Ford negotiators early « baby’ii blue woo[ coat and cap. guilty to war crimes charges.
for early plantings this week. drive. •
: „| Diiectoi-, of the Scmlnolo
(A lig n from
Unlvaraity
Mr. Smith emphasised tha Im this afternoon what it calls an
previous two thefts in
This amount, lie -tuti-d, did I'ounty i lumil-ci of tlommeicu
Kaltenbrunner
actually
had Mont of the ground is now ready.*
26, 1944, portance of honesty in blusluos* unprecedented schema for com theThe
^ i n New York 'C ity^
"llenns
-continue
to
move
from
neighborhood
were
limited
to
!vvlit lie held ut 7:60 o'clock, Tuccand waa commlst
lieuten dealings and quoted from a pany aecurity. However, union ladlee underthings taken from been on trial from the start. But tho Pahokec Market, at decreased not Includo the Oviedo Mile*.
Mr. Kilpatrick uigud that Rem- day night ui tlie Hole) .Mayfair,
on the eve of thn opening of the
an t (jg) in July i94B a t Pearl prominent editor who said, "Wa lender* have mads It clear that clothes lines.
volume,
with
fair
to
good
quality
iridic I’ounty ritir.cn* meet Uic
.
— —---- -----------------trial sessions he suffered u brain
Harbor and a t th* same time was must re-establish the teachings they will have not part of tho
at the 83.25
23.26 ceiling,
celling, ac
uc- >H74.0tin 7 p n .in .i.-r (■■■ n —
—-YtTi licgului meeting of tho
stroke and had to to hospital going ut
’given the bronse s ta r medal and
Cearieaea o* Tmg» V n r
Ford proposal for fines against
cording—t
»
'g
tepurt
from
MUil*'
" " Tho drive will continue through Monroe I’hupicr, No. 1.1, |{. A. M.,
ised.—lle-now is tecoseied.- —
recommended for a unit citation
the u n io n jo r wildest strikes.
oger J. A. Dulany. Cold wciithei Dercmtor, h r uddetl.
, will he held Tuesday night at
for outstanding close fire support
H.J.
Dague
Died
At
has
delayed
harvesting
of
celery,
SevenSanfordM en
tin the 7lh war loan drive, 7 Pin o'clock. The Fast .Master
------- -In-O kinawa.-----------------------but Manager Dulany stutr* thl- Seminole County (dared I -Ith in Degree will to ron/cired on ,t
Mia bronse sta r citation reeds Released From Navy
Home Of Son Saturday
Vets Returning will start Monday (Dec. 10). K sales, hut till* time tire county cluf* of cdinliihitc* mill Officers
aa folio we: "F or distinguishing
Building: P e r m i t s
Potatoes in the I’almkec ure* is not mentioned among the first for lUc coming year will he elect
himself by meritorious achieveFuneral Services for Horton J.
From
Pacific
Duty
ure looking good and harvesting 211 counties in K-bond Miles, ed. Prior to the meeting, on
Seven Sanford men have been
Issued
By
Inspector
a
merit from October, 1944 to June released from tha United States
Hague, who died suddenly at tin
will sta rt Dec. 16.
which counties huve uttoinesl oy*tcr. slew :.up| ei will to nerveil
^ •1 9 1 6 , as the gunnery officer of a N ary within the past three days,
horn* of h b son, |{.< D. Hague,
high point vet
Two
Sanford
12.2 [vcreeiit of their F. quotas, nt 6:45 u'diK'k. All Royal Arch
Two permits fo r erection of on . Beardall Avenue, a t 11:45 erans of the Unit
*~eloaa-in fire support shfp during according to Information received
ilted States Navy
Mn-oris m e ini itol t<> ulteild.
i in- declared.
the assault on Leyte, Llngayen from the Nava) Paraonnel Separ tomes in Sanford ware issued by A. M. Saturday, were held Sun and one member o f1 the United
Today ut from 71:(10 to 6:00
City Inspector Grady
Duncan day afternoon at 2:30 o’clock State* Marine Corps are eiirouto Odd Fellows Launch
Gulf, Nesugbu and Okinawa. De ation Center a t Jacksonville.
The Seminole County P o st No.
I P. M. un exhibit of Ueirhmurshull
m onstrating outstanding leader
They are aa follows: Oliver during the week-end. Oh Friday a t tha Erickkon Funeral Hume.
to this country from Pacific duty,
Hetinumi Goeriug’s official Mer 3262 of the Veterans of Foreign
New Branch Here , cedes
ship and courage, he caused-his R. Stapler, PIIOM 3/c, Route 1. a permit was issued to Mrs.
Th* Rev. E. D. Brownlee, pas awarding to Information received
Bent ronvcrlablo scilun, W ari will hold u special meet
ship to deliver acurate and effect Box 41; Joseph W. Hicks, MM Emma Vinlng for treetIon of a to r of the F irst Presbyterian today from th* Service Force
tonight at the Legion Hut on
ive fire onto targets of opportun 3/c, Route 2, Box U4 j ,1. M- one story fram e diallin g a t an Church, officiated and burial was Commander of th* United States
Fort Mellon Encampment No. which wns captured at Ijtufuii, ing
the l.akcfiollt ul 7:30 o'clock.
ity and to deliver effective' an ti Dyes., Jr., CM l / c . 102 N. Maple estimated coat of |2JR>0 on- Msplo made In the Tavares Cemetery Pacific Fleet.
22, IOOF, a new branch hereof Germany, hy the 20l|i Armored All veteran*, having served over
NfnUt
a n d where he formerly lived fo r 36
aircraft fir* against hostile air Avenue; Dan Wells, STM 1/e, Avenue, between
the Odd Fellows, was instituted Force, I* due to take pl»re at seas mid Interested. in joining tho
They are as follows:
the Hanford Bulck Company on
,
craft. Through hf* skill and pro- Route 1, Box ’ 106; Owen T. Streets.
yearn.
L~ Caldwell. RDM 3-C, USNR, Sunday at the IOOF Hall by Mngnnliu Avenue uith admission organisation, n re mviw-il to nttend.
devotion to duty, he ontrl- Coop, SC l i t . Route 2, Box 60;
On Saturday a permit was
Born July 7, 1862 In Lagrange, husband of Mrs. 1). Caldwell of Grand Patriarch George W. Mur_ bawd Immassurably la - th* sue- Gordon D. Stanley, CPHM. B4B« given to B. B. Batten for ere
Ind. Mr. Dafue had made hi* )01 Maple Avenue, aboard tha shlck of Sarasota. The degree by ticket to bond buyers only. ,
All member* of the Woodmen
fTbcesaful partirlpaHon of Mi ship Palm etto Avenue; and Alton B. thm of a on# story frame dwell-'
to re with hla son and
work was conferred by the O r
S. S. Henrico.
o f the World are. uiged to he
m in 111* assault oparations. HU Duxbury, AMM 3/c, 811 Mag- Ing et estimated fO*t of f3,M>0 daughter-in-law tor th* past two U. Edward
lando Degree team.
T.
Smith.
SK
1-C,
at the tegular meeting
conduct throughout distinguished noils Avenue.
on Laurel Avenue, b e t w e e n and n half yd*n. He was a mem USNR, husband of Mrs. Florence
The following officer* were In- Supreme Ctfurt Fails present'
scheduled to he hrtd tomorrow
Seventh and Eighth . Streets.
him among those peeform Ing du
ber of th e. F irst Presbyterian O. Smith, aboard the U. 8. S. stalled by District Deputy Grand
nl the W.O.W. Hall a t
ties of th* same character." kATo Aid Yamashita night
Church of Sanford and of tha Mellena: and Alfred W. Stanley, Patriarch, J , B. Brsdiglan of O r
7:30 nVIock, The election of offlmiral R. K. Tomer, UBN i
Masonic Lodge of Tavares.
8r., T /8 g t. UBHC. of 2486 Pal- lando; Chief Patriarch, F. B. Ash
cere for the forthcoming year
the citation,
Survivors besides the son in metto Avenue, a b o a r d
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10, (At— will to hold.
the down; High Priest, D. C. llow aid;
F r o m Army Agtoa Collide At
clude one .liste r, flva grand U. ’B. 8. Colorado!
Senior Warden, Dr. MUton Hurst; The Surname Court hus dcfeited
Lieut. (Jg) McCall wear* tochildren and two great grand
Scribe, H. M. (Uesson; Treasure:, any action on a request hy Jap a
aides tha bronw star medal, the
Harry B. Woqdruff Elm And'Second St. children.
C. If, Stafford; Junior Warden, nese General Tomoyukl YumaPhilippine liberation ribbon which hasCaptain
'
hem
reloesed
from
the
SEMINOLE BAND PARADES
L. V. 'Williams.
waa presented by th« Philippine United Btetea Army after aenrsliita that
intervene In tlie
. Guides Installed were: W. O. wur criniinnl case which brought
Government and three stars for
Tb* Seminole High School band Bridges, D. B. E. Starr, J . T. H ar hi* conviction and the death sen
In three major inLions Club Plans
rarticipated In a giant Santa dy, George B. Elliott, O. L. Shu tence, Yamashita sent hi* re
and damaged
somewhat
Claus parade held Saturday a f man, B. F. Squires and A. li. quest to tho Supreme Court hy
a Plymouth ' Xmas Ladies Night ternoon fn DeLand. Approximate LoveJo v. Guard* of the tent man- airmsil. After the arrival of the
whan it
by City
ly 10,000 people gathered on th* ad ware JL J. Shames and GYover petition the Genera) was con
• t G ta
The Lions Club, - at a meeting Boulevard to watch th* auccea*- William*.
victed In Manila and sentenced
kvenut and Friday, made plans for a Udla* ful
affair. Th* parade waa fol
Twenty three charter members to hang.
,
”
*----- party at the lowed t * concerts on the street were present and received the deThen Yamashita cabled to the
W ording’
Club on the
Member* ’' wi
were present high tribunal a request- that It
other participating bands from gross.
Uamliars
There will
, Sarasota, stay hUiM ecution pending final
ilnJi
lion on hi* re*e by th e court,
____
8L Clowl,I, acti
* ■flut tho Supreme Court also
sad Michigan.
,h g the Ori
WM followed by failed to act on tl
requeal
1»
Talk On Ethics Lewis Opposes
. Given Rotarians Truman Proposal
By Harry Smith For. Labor Peace
•j
j
N I M IIE It «2.
B P
Warning Sent
!
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1915
Established 1908
VOLUME XXXVII
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Partly cloudy and slightly warmer. Future
tem perature outlook:
rising tem
perature hrlilut nlcht. Saturday and
Saturday tilght. Nu frost danger through
Sunday.
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Germans Invaded Shipments Of Fall Celerv Feds End
Russia In Order Vr0.ps Inc,r,e5|s,nS Season With W iiT ^
l o (Jbtam rood.
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Over Hurricanes K a r l Soderblom
Electe’d E m i n e n t
Commandery Head
V
K
Another Robbery
Reported In Ninth
And Oak District
George McCall, Jr.
Is Home Following
^Service In Pacific
Kilpatrick S a y s
E-Bond Sale Goes
Past Halfway Mark
t Woodruff Gets
\
fit
BUY
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•., THE'PANFOIW HERA^pC HANFORD FLORIDA.
rhe Sanford
Herald
taohok
a trfia tu tttrty rrT q ra K iJc riin rc W R trin w tx y tT in ro w tta tB ro ie e w w T kwwiiW tm n f M H iM iu'tf
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-MOTTOAYr'DECEMBER" -10ri944 '■
that backfirbf team'-rftatca were
selected twice in a row,
Army linemen who made the
first teem are John Green, guard
and Captain a t West Point, and
tackles Albert Nemet* and De
Witt Coulter. Two players be
side Blanchard and Davit are re*
pcatcra from 1944. They are
hack Bob Fenimore of the Okla
homa Aggies and end Hubert
Bechtol of the Texas Longhorns.
The fourth backflcldman is
H e r m a n Wedemeyer of . St.
Mary’s, who barely nosed out
Alahnmn'a 'H arry Gilmer for the
honor. Navy’s great Captain and
end, Dick Dudcn, is placed a t the
other wing poet with Bechtel.
The other guard position is filled
In' Warren Amllng of Ohio State.
The center assignment is handled
by huge Vaughn Mancha of Alatumu’s Crimson Tide.
vU naa in li$ (( shortly a fter tl^| ( t a ^ T 4 r t a ^ , ;< p lc I ^ bp a chinny
Mayerllng tragedy. JH t tailed ort wegf’riBotfiV, Vnd sm ithed It s lid
n ship which went down with all the head of her lover.
N N liin la r
nnil *Mnrinr nl
aboard, and everyone wo* be
Mo«t of the comments we hove heard on the loan
She inflicted a fatal injury.
H n v tfrin l. P l n r l i l i i .
lieved lost a t the time. But the Salvatore, the document* slated,
Ill
M A g M tilln
\v rm r
1 $4,400,000,000 to England have been favorable, particularly ] ^ A J r
4_
O IJ A ,
heirs sav th at Salvatore was res witnessed the scene from a bal
■uniirr
those. em anating- from high
sources in our —
governments
They
A f e I^ P lC C tC U
f t l l r r r i l «■ * r t‘n tn l etAaui ......
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cued and taken to Norway, where cony." He entered the ballronm OPEN 5:30 P.M. TODAYl0
27,
see it as an opjiortunity to stabilize the trade tariffs and 1
he assumed the name of Koehler. just in time to see the prince’s
He married a Norwegian woman servant avenge his master by
!( t"ni"rV. <»i" MikTriT w., iwrT.r ‘ |currencies of the world an d ’*?! mean* of stimufating high
NEW YORK. Dec. 10.
and had aeveral children. Somo shooting the Baroness.
| production and full employment in this country since most o f , Tim Associated Pr*** All - Aenern n i.M S ii I.. UK.ts
of
them are atill living.
fillln r
_
. , -f And th at shoots un some tlIthe money will be spent here.
1?" f®ot|>*,i lenn,l for J®1*1* tor
The documents also contain I |arietta concerning tfie
tender
However,
it
is
difficult
for
the
Inymun
to
see
much
■
from
nnr
school
nn
the
first
Koehler*
version
of
Mayerllng.
t r ,Kedy of Mayerllng.
N l 'O M I M P T I O S
H A T Iitt
It seems he, as the Archduke
difference in what we are doing now and the financial i eleven. The Unite,! States Mill,
f m n t i l r In X i l i a u r *
Salvatore, witnessed the deaths
• : r I ’n r r l r r
wwV
•■* •*"
IRISH LEADS 8**ARTANS
practices following the last war with all th eir dina»trou8 j
Two " b U n ril'
Omr
W -M S
•”
In the shooting lodge. But it was
T fc r r * t n iin lh *
* •£
consequences.
To
be
sure;
it
was
the
private
hanking
houses
j
mm
nmi three linemen to nhe
for
from
the
tender
tragedy
it
EAST
I^N S IN G , Mich. (/P )Hi
was supposed to be.
like J .P . Morgan & Co,, which lent some 11 billion dollurs team «>r teams,
a n r I rn r
«*
*■*
ww
Mlchtgan State and Notre D»me
- Prince nuilolf ’irtief*" the Bar have m et 55 times on the basket
ruhabilitiilion purposes to foreign countries in the
The Imll carrier*;—Glenn Davt*
A ll m M I i i n m
m illr r a ,
r a n l a *»f for
oness Vetsera were present at a ball court with the Irish winning
.I m i ' K - . rr ^ M ln f!«•*•» mmiI
* J early tw enties; it is Uncle Sam this tim e; but for all
(
^
„“nj!
F?,V
*
n l i r h i l n m r h t . l o r M tf |* «»p w *r
grand ludl a t M«Mtdlny’ Castle :W and the S |nrtan* 17. The ri TUES. and WED.!
mfatnn Ia n 4 « w ill
efc»r*m *"* practical purposes in cither case it is the humble citizen i s.
hnvr^bccn "hfftmn* tvr iht
near Vienna on Jan. -10, IWW. vals, at it since ItKK), meet twice
ml r^a n ln r m l»fril* li»n m if* .
who llitlnuitely is the goat.
__
I second consecutive year. Till* Is
The Baroness
was
In high this season.'
LOVE SET TO MUSIC
spirits, and began to speak carelaiaae
-raTTreJltii
An lung ns the loan* were being made. Americium were j *h« Dret time since the flrat
* 5
of rourt intrigues and del-<
When boiling eggs, wet the
•. . AND FUN
Sam.
II.M -I «n,HWM.' highly regurrlml aboard and prosperity warf*at a high level J AI All-Amfcriea team in ,92f* ‘ 2iiG'Wun!lsA p 'r m n n . wM*e the ■es*ly
teste political
questions. The shells thoroughly in cold water
r ! ' ' r'"<
oi
*> a " : « t home But jnut an soon an the loans « topped, there w an t ---------------------------------------------- -1hnckiidd
shows
n collective Crown Prince attempted to stop before dropping Into the water,
FOR ALU
««t 1"rlflr»
H H iH-MilifMitrlrr* In 4 bltnuu
* | a slump hey* anti the rise of fascism began hi Europe where wide, going out* of twumls on the average 0/ l*,_6 il”|uJ1_rt» of grid her. Whoire upon the Baroness b e -1 This prevents
cracking.
events ci
I tlfla .
__________ ___ _________
too* iP,n l*,cnt l>vr player.
I. Gainesville
Americans soon ceased to be known as gtssl fellows and the Sanford
ball Mini
and wiles
Jack Hu, tc
~Tlif llrraM I* m
Tfcr popular designation for our country became Uncle Shylock.
'no uni
rpe second team of 1945 1
Annrlsirri f r e — wmrfc I. n r lu dl* yards for a touchdown.’ All-America Is composed of the
• l i .l r rs lIlM «»
pHhllrnl Inn .1 **• « » > ,ll»PBlrac« Tf there was anything which contributed more to former llu rrc also ion verted from place- following stars: e n d s — Mux
rmlllrU In II «r anl nih.rwt** President Hoover’s unpopularity than h is’ famous "Pros- ment for the extra point and . Morris of Northwestern and Jim
m illlr.l In Ikl. enm-f
shortly the half railed with t h s ' Kekeris of Missouri; tackles —
lb . I«ml n.nn i«»b,l*h ,'l b.rcln/ iwricy is ju st itrmmd the corner”, it was his moratorium to ■ ta n tieil.
• Thomas Dean of'Southern Meth
ail rltbln l» tcpnbllcwllnn «» •!•»- European 'debtors whiijh dirt not fofgive a single cent but
-'T he.F ed* didn’t wnste any l i m e - > n,) -tlw ry * Fomberg ,,f
rial Ulapnlrbrn brtrln »IC *'•« ,r '
.
in tho-Yhlnl nunrler in refralnintfl >'1nrtys; rw rd * — "John Mioiiran.
ir
________________ I------- merely granted them a breathIng^spell.
Will, ‘ L’ullum kicked off to Krl® ,,r Notre .Lame and Joseph
Nevertheless, those payments have never beeii re
s fei
I'll snmed and all the money lent is still owed, including the the9 I'uipie
-Kurriane and Young ■Dickerson of Fran; lenlcr —
I’u
MONDAY. DECF.Mli
k„m downed on 1he .H'l after „ | Uichanl Scott of Navy; hacks - billion dollar war debt to our government,
and with the li ret* van I rottiriu IJlhtkmL wirfi Fimlik D*ncew<ri of.N otre Dame,
s in g le u x ccp tlo n o f little F in ln im , 11011c o f th e H freign g o v - (
,^| |,y (1 fighting Fed fdr-1 Harry**aijmer of Aluhama, Feu*
TODAY
nun,i
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ard w
a if an
d oil th
e n..nit
ex t .play
Indlam i. a n d O hio Gltrte
, a . „ o rn m e n ts h av e m ad e th e s ltg h le s t e f f o .r t to
Kipiarc
wuni
wall
i»ui
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ni** 1I »'dm*
•
ent
pic
ture
which
nfHur«’-.*a
.
tanfrii
fm
a
imc.’
ohl"
s
u tc wiMKMlV«,-i{l.*li,i.-sl in misf; vks *hlf,t
lh<,r»’
l>e In t
-- wat.l l.»s. Hill Sltia ulu-mptr.i _
sg,
1
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fords any. Iiojk1 whatever thrftf'our experience in lending ...
IF 'WB DiD.
THAT WOU4.ll
__
go ihimigi, 1lie router hut the M « l V A r i l Y l f r
rilirP flV
BB THf STA-.V <»F A I’B itm oney will he any lirig h te r^ i^ ih e future than it has la-en (‘.•a tine was like granite. Hun .’ ■ tflM jfC l
4 1 a ^ t.llJ
went Inivk la kick hut hi* punt
was lihske.l. Sanf.u.l cavcreti (;•..
►halt love thy mdghlmr n.s thy- 1
Ai tunlly Avfrht is taking place Is this—we, the
people of, Imll on Ihe llurrirane .10 yard
helf.--Mark‘ lJ::ii.
the United SfiileAlend our money to the government which rarfied f.no yards to ilm
Lip
in’ lunt'leiMls part of it to England. Then England in turn Anderson was nahhed hrhiml the
line f.ft h fulls yar.1 loss. An
..
. u . ihmu 1tuy/t the products of our farms and factories with the 1derson
then, passed to Uullum
OSLO. Norway, Dec. 10. —
KNCOLNTER WITH L A
.
i*'Tiiouey
we
lept
them.
Eventually,
when
England
ffcils
to
which netted 1^ yards and Brook- There come* naw a sdiuel to the
(From The Slop i.d d e i
p a y ^ iu r government m ust levy additional taxes on us lit lin gathered in nine hut the play beautiful and poignant tragedy
WHAT was il hilt it vision
■order to pay back the mtincv which we lent the government, was .idled .hack anil Hanford »f Muverllng. But It comes not-f
should meet.
As I was walking up ihe . i.; c^, we fjn(] that what actually has hnp|>ened is that we work penalized five yards. Anderson from Austria, Ihe scene of the
then picked uu five yards off th- traee.lv, hut north from Norway
hill. .
You've heard of Mayfcrllng. o '
Where sunset; Iruuing down, tre.as- ourselves to death producing goods for England—and other cklr nml on the next, play re
bi'«i faded back and fired a, pass to course. It has been milch nubliforeign countries since, of course, similar loans, will be
r»niie.l the strivt.
(.‘ulhi'ii which was good for III'riicd hv the theatre, in the veers
Ill some ti.inscendcnt moment, to made elsewhere—and get nothing in return.
yards and a second Fed tmieh- since It hnppeneiL Charles Boyer
Ply W ill?
Except for this, we art* making the loans which will downClerk’s nttrm pt to con- sinroal in * French picture -railAstonished there, I *uw larforc me produce a temporary period of prosperity; our children will
vert .was slightly wide.
<>.| •‘Mayerllng.*’ oh.I recently It
flower,
The third Sanford touchdown has
‘
anpeared
under
another
With Irgen.h.iy, huiuishe.l battle- pay the debts, (Smart people, we: or are we?
came curly in ihe fourth period name, in another verslrn, on Ihe
ment
•
OPEN 1:00 P.M. Dally
wj.cn Clark In tercel ted " px*-- Broadway stage.
Ba.’h big a pa rtment- huu *e with
from Slanley on his own 4J ya*"l
Stars Then And Now
It’s the story of ’Crown Prince
snaring lower;
•
line and raced 5K yards for n Itudnlf of Austria, and the young
Till all in one gieal pnruhlc weroj
Hawn.
Clark
hid
some Baroness Maria
Vclsern. Th<
bloat.
How do today’* foot Imll Ituim* *tnck up vvltli Hit* giant* tour
Imaulifnl blocking hut the laM two had n stormy and ill-starred
ItOWEIt)!'
'Window I., horning win.low flew
of yesterday? Far. far nUpcritir, sny* Ixiu Little, the Colum three would (*• luckier* were love affair which finally came
the glory,
And all the people passing (0 and bia coach. He think* th a t this year’* Army team or Notre shaken off by Ihe huskey Knl to n ellmiix |n n romant<r suicide
Hume’* of lO.’IO could beat any pa*t cbnmpion, even the tackle himself. Clark then at- pact. They, died together In *
Vo
.
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Were moving in Ihe middle of a Yale team* whose line-up included Hinkey and Ileffelfinger, lem ptnl 1.1 convert hqt it was shooting bulge a t Mayerllng In
no good.
k
IS*U.
. story, ,
The final Kanford | score was
That’s the story as the ro
Like seraphim in Ihe uncarthy or Michigan in the days of Heston.
The reason lies in one word—specialization. Today’s lecnrded InW- in Ihe ‘tilt when mantic* like to tell It. But newly
glow;
punted to Urooklln an ths revealed documents in Oslo throw
—also—
While everywhere the pavements 'cam s have specialists, men who excel ut running or pass* Huritb
Fed 2 1 yard line.. Brooklin re another light 01, the story. And
Itep rs.H V.hmn Tablets of t b c i j " * ’ ^
tH o J o - th r ta t m en . jnck*-of-.lll- turned the s.dicic 2:1 yards, hj. at the same -time, they identify
RONALD
fare being hauled down on the n humble artisan of ChristiLaw. . .
trade* but not »ti)iremely brillinnt in itny line.
COI.MAN
.Perhaps so, but Lijtle will never convince the old timer* Suiifiml Ifi ynn) line, Ander- ansund, N’orwsv. as the |o'*irthen lu-gan n lint
missing Archduke "Johann Salwho saw 'such men ns Eckersnll. Rrlekley. Coy. ..Hare-and sum.
ir^ o /l short. ii/sAperi
vy'ore Ynn fXosciyta yt . Austria.
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’>
. /etui •»«*’
•
taft. y a rW
Jim Thorpe." If they were playing now, following the nir ami flippisl a two handstl The papers ruled afifhentlc by
The Ctdcryfcln wound up no present custom of concentrating on one line of activity/ pas* to Glenn Ltngle who dashed Norwegian courts. Identify one
unusually successful season in
-arils for a touchdown.
H ero Koehler as the missing
they might rank with the Army’s Blanchard and Davis of 54Thea Ida/.1 of glory.
Feils- scored their eighth Archduke. 'Koehler died Inst May.
1945.
win in II s t a r t s ‘nnd ended one The Archduke whs believed to
Oonitresstrxn - Wnshei, Socks to
of 1lie most siH"'*sfel season* havr drowned In the North Rea
Beat High Lost of Living--head
11 e locals have prisluced in many In IWM.
line. lie’s lucky to hive any
season*.
Fight Fed
regulars
What actually happened, ac
donned Celery unifnrms for the cording to the documents, wnx
that the Archduke Salvatore left
The housing crisis should I*'
. The precocious five-year-old went to her mother and last time last night.
a big stimulus to the trailer bust* asked: "Mommle, where did I come from?"
ness if it were* not fur the trull-’
“ Why." answered.U|R mother, “ Ihe'doctor brought you
er rriiii.
K « ln l» ll* lir« l
lib lU lird
il n ll»
Foreign Loans
In
A ssociated Press
i
o f. All-Americans For
LAST DAY!
l u s t A r r iv e d !
V t/ttV v tt
r M S S ir m * "
"l1*..
Sequel Comes From
Country Of Norway
.
PRINCESS
LAST DAY!
BENCHLEY
4 5 c *®SC• 75c • $1’#0 - fl-25
‘'Pan Americana”
B . L . P e rk in s
.niSli
1“I Wan Faithful”
({uecr Family
WHIMSIES ”
for Lovely LADIES
’ Hankies
ill his little black bag."
from Heaven to take ea^e uf you, dear.”
Then the child went to her grandm other and asked
United Stall** lia* agrei’d
to lend U m ii l.iiiiun Zt,|oo,iKML- “Urandmommy, where dal you come from ?"
V
0110. Smirks! WliatV if feiv
"The stark brought me," answered the grandmother.
lion dolhtrs niuuiig friends?
The little, girl reflected for a few minutes and then
Wonder wltul would hamM'ii if said disgustedly: "This is the darndest family . . . . not
a natural birth in three genera lions.’’—Arcadia Arcadian,
they put it In n vote of the
pie us to whvlhvr to lend Engl
the nose for it. ltut I ju st can’t help keeping my
gl.lOO UUO.IMIO.
I’lesidbnt Truman wants to put)
a ceiling on lent estate prices in
aider to prevent inflation. A
liolliri gi.<nI wni> is to curb go*em inent s|Mm.img,
Celery Feds End
Season With Win
Over Hurricanes
Balnil sales In Flori.ty have
increased 14 peirenl during the
i r m i l l M r d I ‘vm m r « e r I t a f t
past year. Whirli just goes to
yitnli fur llio Fit! Imirhshow wluit they will Vw like h| hhI
down, t'lnrk ilro|’|w,| tau-k ^Mixt
wlicil merchandise Is available.
com er! i d from placement for the
• From Fort Myers comes thii w ir e |mi iifl.
la te in the second quarter,
headline—“Tourists Pour In As
W inter Influx Begins." What are Cuilum inteirepted a Gainesville
they pouring into? Pup tents? Ur
-M art— they heve- any—housing
shortage down there ?
Where the Jans made their mi
Uk nt ■'em! Harbor was In not
Using that if there is anything
makes at\ Amerlsn mail. It
to gat knocked down a t *.ho
sta rt uf a scrap.
That headline In Ihe Orlando
tlnel, “ Jess V i Hard Win*
rth Bound TKt) Over Young
nlro," takes u t back some ru
re into what might painfullly
called ancient history.
A,
f you think paying unemploy
it nmipent«*Uon of f5Q
to those without job* at
present lime would be a got*
it. ju
lust
xet your si
tho*
st try to get
somewhere down town.
nmnlsU
picket the 8Ut*
Washington, deewal of American
ufiuss
1 Clune.
why
if
aerial on the Sanford 23 and
raced 10 yard* before being
brought down. Two attem pts by
the Feil* through the Hurricane
forward wall cost the local,, four
yards. Cuilum quick kicked from
'the 29 hut the hulk went high am:
for Blow an d 'S h o w
SPECIAL NOTICE
One thing ubuut this |>crfume
The child went to her father and nskod: "Daddy, whgru
they’re bringing i«lt* Tor gVntle- did' Mommiu come from?"
men. It’ll keep a fellow from
• And her father answered: "The angels dropped her
smelling like a man.
Printed Lawn
3.(6 B Day Dry Cleaning Service .
5 Day Laundry Service.
:2 9 °
White Cotton Embroidered
Wc rncommoiid that now custumcrs semi their
laundry last three* days of week.
Phono 475
SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY CO.
819 W.
Phone 475
rd St.
nipprted Swiss
Crowds and
Tuberculosis
By W.V. Billing
*
Tewchton Drug Co.The crowds of people who
fill to overflowing bu**c*i
street cars, train*, f sc tori**
and stores thesa days include
many who will become carriers
of tuhcculosis germs, for those
gtrm s at* “caught” and carried
and often distributed to others
before tbe • distributors or* ’
even aware they had contract. 1
ed the disease, v
For e long ‘period of tim e!
th* germs may lodge unknown I
in your system, end updla- *
coveted until a physician's ex
amination reveals your bodily
resistance hod decreased* t o . a
point where the presence ef Thg
germs Is dtacernabl^
A physical check-up once o r.
twice a year U a very scnslblo
precaution. To pegteet such a*
safeguard to hesdth Is to exnot ohly yourself bat *
the*# with whom you come in
l ’°°
Point Oorncra
i 00 to
J .9 8
Madeira Embroidered
. Hankies
2 -5 * to 5 .OO'
Restore New Car Beauty
Preserve Metal—Prevent Bust
New Car Appearance
for Chriatmaa ,
Por
hor
oequin Juliet Caiw
We are equipped to handle nfiy paint job,
car or
BUck
and
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TUB BAN PORI) HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA
n 30 tU>-1?‘":__
PangKt
Mrs. Sam A. Martina hn* orrived from New Orleans with
her two daughter*. Samira Ann
end Mon- Ellen, and is visiting
her pa rente, Mr. and Mrs. Laa
R. Leeher. Mrs. Martina will be
joined Inter by Capt. M artina.
G iV C C l
Mr*. Cecil Wilson and littio
| Peggy Jane Lundquist, daughter
Dr. and Mr*. J . N. Robson j of Mr*. Raymond Lundquist, arMies Lillian B. Graham and
rived from New York Saturday
Wilcey J. Sipes were married spent Thursday In DeLand.
to speml the winter with Mrs.
Friday a t 8*00 P. H. In the home
Mr." and Mr*. Reginald Goode Lundquist a t 805 Eo*t Second
of the Rev. and Mr*. E. D.
Brownlee with Rev, Brownlee qf- are residing at the Vnldei Hotel.
_____
flallng a t ihe eremony,
t
S/Sut
Lawrence
S. Hartaflfld
Mr*. Amelia Norris I* visit- .
A small reception was held
a t the home of MrerVtrgil Gracey, tng friend* in Tampa for a few is spend ng . few days with Mr*,
ifttrt&fu'iri at her home on Celery
sister of the groom, shortly after day*.
Avenue. At the termination of hli
Dating a t the ceremony.
Donald Doll* of Jackson, Mis*, “ *,v* Is
Cherry
Mr. Sipes was recently diecharged from the U. S. Army is visiting with hi* parents, Mr. Point, N. C.* where he will rereive
hi*
discharge
from
the
and
Mr*.
F.
E.
Bolls,
a
t
their
where he served with the Signal
j Marine Corp*. Corps for three years. He was home I <1SO Valencia Drive.
...
, ,
“T-. . .
awarded the good conduct medal,
Melvin E. Hughey, AMM 3 /o i _Word ho* been received by
Euro pc* n Theater of Operation*
MY.
and
Mr*.
It.
li.
Greer
Of
ribbon with three star* for Ita
Oviedo that their son, Lieut.
lian campaign*.
Olin E. Greer. i* expected to
The couple plan to make thehreturn on the Queen Mary** next
home In Sanford.*
ipin tn .I,- It o
ti-..!. is
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Swaffonl
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
have moved thclc residence from
Cgpt. and Mrs. John Franklin Alabama to 100 Palmetto Avenue
Bolt announce the birth of a son, ( In Sanford.
,
(
Robert Sims. Dae. 8 a t the Orange
General Hospital in Orlando*
Lieut. Comdr.. and Mrs. ,MidMr*. Belt hr the former Dorothy rolm Miller have arrived from
Wiggins,
Washington to spend the Christ
mas holiday* with the lattets
[mother, Mr*. F. S. Vernuy.
valent
m,Pst, ,,,
.... ,.,„J
\ rtti *n ,
ribbon
A
presidrd u\
j]
needy f„mil
pxrhnriKf* c
nntl a pair
m , preset,
j.
MeKli
teacher. Mr
The bustc
don, Mr*.
p, v Whl
Liney Mr
Mt-, M i
ruurse to t
al.,t t*, ia-ruls
"
menus
Baclety Editor, Cecelia Truluek
Social Calendar
TUESDAY
* The A iarian Class of the Flint
Baptist Church will have Its an
nual Christmas party a t the anhex a t 8:30 P. M. Each member
is asked to bring a' dish for the
T at-W
/l (Hah
Btinnae an
covered
dish . supper
andJ ■
a■ swift
gift
fo r the tree.
% The Pitot Club will hold its
regular business meeting in the
Slots) Mayfair at 8:00 P. M. to
be preceded by the board meet
ing a t 7:80 P. M.
:
. FRIDAY
t The hegular meeting of the
pampbell-Lossing Unit No. 53.
Amcrfan Legion Auxiliary, will
m e e t'a t the Legion Hut at 7:30
. Sallie Harrison Chapter of the
fMLA.R. will meet Dee. 14 nt
{1:00. P, M. at the home of Mrs.
A. W. Lee Jr., 2410 Laurel Ave
nue with Sirs. F. .E . Roumillat
v ns co-host ess. All visiting do ugh A ten, are'Invited to dtterfdr
Miss Lillian Graham
Weds Wilcey Sipes
ri.„ ntinu
th " , S
of th
held i t the
Wright' Fr
PAGE THREE
Officer* for the ensuing yvut
were elected nt tlie meeting of
the Seminole Chapter No. O.E.S.
which was held in the Masonic
Hnil Thursday
evening.
The
Worthy Matron. Mr*. Lottie Nix,
presided over the meeting.
The following were elected*
Mrs. Ivu Wight. Worthy Matron;
F. Huskv Wight. Worthy I’ntron;
Mrs. Virginia Bumoy, Associate
Matron; Leslie T. Shep pa hi, As
sociate Pali no; Mr*. Janie Shoe*
maker. Secretary; Mr*. Eunice
Turner, T reasurer;
Mr*.
Mae Harrison, Conduct res*
Margaret Goit, Associate
duct res*.
Plans were made
to
Chriitma* carols
t<> confined
members during the holiday* A
.lumber of vofllllterr. will take
care of the coin board for the
SnUution Army on Doc. IP.
W ANTED
SO PIANOS
HEAVY DUTY Itl.Nti
"Goodness," said the young lady
as she inspected her grand
mother's wedding ring, “W'lmt
heavy and unwieldlv thing., those
were 80 years ngo.”
"Ye*, ilear," said gland inn, "tint
you must rrmemlier that in m;
day they were to last a life!inn
- Winter Haven Child.
W ill p a y
tip to
$300
for
Spinet*. Studios,
RuLy <; raw I*.
W r ite
blot up us much as possible, then
remove remaining “luin b- .pong
ing the spot with a >nlt .-oliitiou
of one-baif cup salt in one quart
of cold water. Rinse in lukewarm
water and dry with a clean cloth.
llir g c r
or
W e s te r
7d!i S . F lo rid a A v c.
L a k e la n d ,
F in ,
|
Mr*. Davis Speering of New
Orleans will arrive around Dec.
j 16 to spend some time with her
<parents, Mr. nnd • Mrs. J. A.
j Strange at 1310 Myrtle Avenue.
Friends of' Mrs. J. N. Robson,
Jr. will be glad to learn that
she is recuperating from a recent
illness at her home 010 East
Fourteenth Street.
Mr. nnd Mr*. Ernest South
ward are residing at their home
on West Eighteenth Street. Mr.
Southward ha* recently returnj ed from duty in the l'acifu*.
* Friend* of Mr*. Frank Chase
j will regret to learn th at she is
{confined fo the Fern a Id-I .ought on
*Memorial
Hospital
with
in-
Doenxa.
Mr. and Mr*. Fred Fiery ami
Mr*. , Dorothy Parker uf Welch,
We*t Va. were the recent guests
of G. W. Austin, malinger of
Thorpe Furniture Company, nt
the Monteaumn Hotel.
Word han been received by
Dr. and Mm. J. N. Robson that
their son, Claude "Toodley," has
arrived in Philadelphia from
Japan. He i* a MM 1/c with the
U. 8. Naval Reserve.
('apt. James \V. Hrndford and
family spent the Weekend 'with
Mr*. E. M. Hunt at her home
nt. 703 Onk Avenue. Capt. Bradford has returned from duty in
the PnclDc and is nt present on
These preciodi drops. . . this
exquisite fragrance uptyring
Miss Mary Robinson
Entertains Teachers
Miss Anna Browne To
Wed C a lv in Jardine
Mr*. HMaybelle Hrowi.c an
nounces the engagrnisnt and
approaching marriage at her
only •laughter, Anna Frances, to
Calvin T. Jardine, AOM 3/C,
son nf Mrs. Jainrs Frock leton
of Chicago, III.
Mis* llrowur, a native of San
ford, uttended the local schuals
and wn* graduated from Sem
inole High School. For the past
two years she has been employed
by The Sanford Herald.
Mr. Janlinc received his edu
cation in the public schools of
Youngstown, Ohio, and wns grad
uated from the Graham High
School there. For a time he was
stationed nt the Sanford Naval
Air Station. At present lie is
nttnehed to the Minmi Naval
Air Station.
The wedding will he un event
of early January.
forever the immortal
held a social meeting at the
home of Miss Maty Robinson
1100 Myrtle Avenue Timrsdiij
c \ ening.
Mr*. Francis Hall, social i-hniiman, and .Mis* Robinson conduct
ed various games with Miss
Louise Perkins, Miss Ernestine
AVesphall and . Mr*.. Nancy'. Itnv..
winning prises.
Refreshments were solved t i
the foljouing; Mrs. J. V. Mitchell,
Mrs. Nancy llrock, Mr*, t'urmetn
Ray. Mis. Jessie Russell, Mrs.
Francis Hall. Mrs. t'htoris Davis,
Mrs. tails AVilkins, Mr*. y. t>.
Khinhnlser nnd Mr*. O. K. Goff.
'Also .Mrs. Markin St. Johns,
Mrs. Mellisse Henton. Mrs. Lot
tie Nix, Mr*. Irene Watt. Mr*.
Carnes.
Miss i.ouive I'erk ill's,
Mis* Zellu Welch, Mi-* Erne«ti u*
Wesphall, Mis* Itatli Hand, .Su
pervisor nt Education, anil Mi
KliralH-th Sharon.
heart of a throbbing violin
Ltd Stradivari tend
charm to vour loveliness,
and infinite
T0UCHT0N DRUG COMPANY
ll g JtJ rfw fuiigil
lO O
S*VC0 * In a ihurmlng Bibviol t ia
t ii 2 sdm m C rcw n $3.00.*
.<:*l
m*
Mrs. W.C. Hill Is
Hostess To Circle TERRACE TALK
Visit nitr Aislt* of (lifts fur all tin* family
ways nppn'cintt’il New shipments an* a
DIAMOND AND
WEDDING KING
A friendship bracelet of all*
ver to dangle on her arm
A bracelet that’n wide -and
lovely to behold,
jidaome one of •Mexican
r i with atones of Jade
Tunjuiose
Sterling Silver
Chased Komuntu'iuo hy
ALVIN 7 place setting
Lyric by GOKHAM—5
place setting.
Christmas Pageant
At Grammar School
l«J50 to 9 1 6 4 0
Earrings that lend enchant
ment to any kind of costume
Give her a handsome
----- JrOOto y.5<r
Endearing Y ou n g C k » r m
Lapel Pine In gold and eflyer
. . . set with brilliantetonee , .
Beautiful n e c k l a c e a for
sports attire and formats, too.
2-00 to 7*50
Sterling Silver
Compact!
►tor* windows arc die*«i-d atti u r t l w l y ............There is u hurtie in f'nnford which give* you
.t feeling of prosperity . . . . •The
liggest and best improvenie’it
vet Is 'he block of store* com
pletely v" mod led by MR. COWAN
. . It looks like a before and
nfter' ll t u r e .....................Congra
tulation* on helping our town
look mm-* I "autiful to MR. COW
AN and MR. FRANK 811 AMES
whti ho < enlarged and remodel* I
the Hoilyvood Shop into a w >■
man'* r* r* d l* e........... MR. HART
PETERSON' and several olh'T
spectator* liave remarked ronrernfng the tsrellrn t quality of
the Provinretown Players produ
ction which is currently showing
in th* Pico L o b b y ............ -At the
football
game
Friday
night,
CHARLIE CROUP looked like the
original E squire. a* he most al-
Figurines
By JuliOHim for the home
Beautiful Hurricane
lover . . ,
up brown In the best looking
tweed of the aeasnn . . . . You
could have heard Mil. JOHN
SCH1RARD, SR laughing for
blccta because our team waa so
red bet . . . Could even beat
the University of Florida team
heibat . . .
E. T.
Lamps
Sterling Silver
Salt and Pepiier*
# Bowl.*
A beautiful Helection for
ladies and men
•
I ’a tu llc s tic k s
Our line of ChrintmuH cards is complete!
WM. E. KADER
'Joan Crawford's nail tips In
clude one th at will lessen the
danger a t splitting. She says
never file your nails down too
•haryly at the sides. 1*1 the nail
crew oet straight, then shape
Jeweler
Phone 357-W
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THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
P A p £ FOUR
Uvlt hoUlltiUI □» hi. Occupation
u ait op, urtum ’y to serve • aw*
18 Year Old Marine Talk On E lsies
|iTjnti.Jvnw|t xmomt n m j t
«wty’.
a
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V i s i t s St. P a u l Given Rotarians T «Ji lrotwotim?
“ it» to lb* etwerviee v f tJiif » iU onuc.'et o t m s t J
L tt create* rout* Witt
By Harry Smith t. la it lht> tru th ?
To End It All
TREE RI PENED
FLORIDA FRUIT
Mp * i
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1. t« it lair to nil ouM utnel ‘
!. Witt it buikl KowU will for
TIiu G ift Dcluxu . . a gift
« v c r>’aric a p p re c ia te s .
! IjU illito
tin
Florida’s g o I d u n HUindiiriu
c a p tu r e d
in
tr e e - ri|>eiied
f r u i t c a re fu lly s e le c te d a n d
jY /
p a c k e d ..
or
friewiahip
p rv llK iiu n
for
our
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS
om l
pev-
REAL ESTA 1E-BROK.KR
1. Will it b* liiofltalil* to nil
VVNKJNU th e . Mt s f r - TW
Mr. S o ilk iininted th at , care- Cb feme t ettvthalwice an* U
urittu.hr
orymi.iwtiwwo. xrv
r i -1
(ill u'lhrtrm ii to l>u.'iiw..* at him
'.loultl benefit a t U3 inu».H in t y v>lwbl'r>hi/tir ChemtetSe*, int l V ft*
n «T ;n ii.y (iW cepOui <tt NiattXdnf.
fuHoarUw WU>
I. It niakva for bellvt h a-- At
of I U of titan* W« **'
v v m tm n l?
<
ftuslirl llaskets— \'+ Ilustiel ,Bu«Kcls and
sm aller packages-r
O u r p ric e s in c lu d e ship p iiiK c lia rg e s
eu4 «C .w of tK o r-ttiin ii'M k t the
•trine will, clear noil poltyi( ««(■
n o a rtrr of an inch fiom the tip.
l.et dry ihmtntirhly.
.
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ARMITAGE FRUIT CO.
Elm Ave.
Phone 668-R or 16
the Most Wonderful Christmas WeVe Kver Known!/
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\tit! no uni* t «*m lo Mum why
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Senate Gruup
Hears Aehcson .
Deny Charges
■lot w i n . . , tluv*
in;; r o jiio itis .
$1 .00.
llv-chu- ..'* 1 0 0 0 . Set* of
v j r i d q§im bitlutlniis(ii>
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In * M p C h ri- im a . M w p p y ^ . Select G ift*
IKM ^r» tM r H m o l, end C o m fo rt .'o r th e llo in r . . .
HERE'S A WHOLE BAGFUL OF FINE GIFTS! CHECK EACH ONE FOR PRICE . . FOj
VALUE!
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MONDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1945
THR BANFORD BEHALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
PACE SIX
Ithe City make Immediate plana IPickard
Wc Have the Following Sizes of Truck
Tires in Stock
600X20
825X20
650X20— 32X 6 900X20
700X20— 32X 6 1000X20
750X20 '• -v , 1100X20
With
JULIAN STKNSTBOM
Herald Sporta Editor
Competitive I’rlcen
S T A F F O R D ’ S SERVI CE
STATION
119’ Sanford Are,
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TWO FAftMB FOIt SALE—One
3 acres, tiled land, 1 good well,
2 story house, 1 car garage. 1
*ool houxe, 000 ft. West of
Lako Menrea Post Offfee. One
—fi acres, all’tiled, good well, 2
story house, 2 story barn, 14
mile west on Orange Boule
vard. J. W. Hell, Lnke Monroe,
Phone 10.
ROOFING — Brand new, solid
aluminum sheet roofing, Verimp and snap Jock styles. Phone.
W ire-W rite at unco! FulenWldcr
Wfg. & DiKtributing Co., P.O.
Rux 115], OKI Lancaster Drive,
Orlando. Phone 21730.
.811 BET Mu-dr, popular a n d
standard,v bimk music nnd m0.de
instruction books lit The Music
Box in tho I'rloceHs T itra te
Bldg.
RECORDS - All the latest popu
lar*, string music and album
■els for Christmas gifts at
your music stoic, The Mtfsic
Box In the Princess Theater
Bldg.
ALL OF BLOCK 10, eighteen
lots, or will sell any of lots,
runs from Lake Mary highway
to Crystal I-ake, all beautiful
lots. See K.*T. Cochran, Luke
Mary, Fla.
GUITARS: Limited number of
new ores tin sale now. Also
used . nceordlun, lianjir and
oilier musical instruments in
now condition at The Music
Box In the Princess Theater
Building,
NATIVE Chrlittnss trees, oppo
site Post ’ Office, 1st A Pal
metto, from Dec. 17 to 21th
M. M. Lord.
AN’CV Christ niUH Hours Fruit
shipped d a ily .' 110 t\V, First
Ht. F’ull stock fruits and vege
tables fresh daily across street
from Princess Theater II. E.
Aiken, Hr.
FOR YOUR furniture needs—See
W aller Ileal at .Mather .Furni
ture Co.,' phono 127,
Til t IFRS
Since our column in last F ri
day’s Issue has bruught about n
little discussion on baseball fa
cilities, wc'vc decided to make n
few proposals to eliminate n
possible congestion next Spring.
The Municipal Alhlelie Field
is going to be tied up by the St.
Paul Saints 'o f the American
Association who will conduct
Spring training pctlvilim here,
lit addition to that, we may. have
a hnsrhnlt school opera led by I he
llhwiklyn Dodger* even before
the. SalnlH arrive. The local high
liability the American Legion
will organize .a club to represent
ihe local post. Also nn Impor
tant baseball feature is the opera
tion of Ihe Junior league by the
Hanford Klwanix Club.
. When* in tin* world tiro these
periplo-' gnlnrj lo t»lny hjkebirtl 7
We have ono field iiml_ thHl t»
the Municipal. I’acl..
HELP WANTED
The comer ongoing gut on the
TWO- milk' cows, frigidnlre and
otlum . furniture. Phone 5ll7, WANTED:
Extra
saleswomen limit once agnin nnd suggest that
Mrs” M. .1. Ihirak, 8(l5 W.
■luring f’hrlstmns. Possibility
.'Inl HI.
of ni-rniunent position, Cole
man's.
Ifi FOOT covered wagon truiler,
ideal for the bench or hunting G lltl. fur housework, full time.
trips. Phone IIHI-.I after 0:11(1
Good salmy. Phone 308 or
ilUO-J.
cow, fresh, .V* gallons MAN TO OPERATE SEMINOLE LIQUID. TABLETS,
SALVE,
Plume Co. i*r.o:i after
CO. LAUNDRY ROUTE. AJ*- NosE-rmoi*s _ c a u t io n use
I’LY IN PERSON. SEMINOLE o n l y ah niici-M'ri:i>
COUNTY LAUNDRY till. HID
FIELD FENCING
W. .ltd 81.
32 Inches high, i! Inrli slay, 20 rod
rolls, per roll, $lt>.25.
YOUNfi‘i womnn. for 'switchboard
Pi Inches high, It ip It stay, 20 rod
operator. Chuso & rompany,
rolls, p’r roll, *11.25.
Mimxxi Rye, per liuxhrl, *4.25.
WANTED: Settled woman for
Do citru s bags* per M, |I»5.5.i.
general housework. Phone 72150 lb. CiiMiugu bags, per M,
*155.110. Citrus l ags and rabbagii bags delivoied in M lots GIRL for soda Fountain at Lilt*
amt liver.
ey's Drug Store. P art time nr'
A. M. P R K V A rr
full lima.
SEVII LK. FLA.
FOUNTAIN
girls. Apply !
.
PHONE 2101
•Service, .Sanford Naval
HOLSTEIN ntflk, row
Station.
To All Your Bakery
Henry Burns, Rt. 1,
Needs - - GIRL for full time job. Apply
•Canaan (Sty.
Beacon Dairies. 222 Magnolia
WARDrobe trunk. Phono 408-J
It's always fresh when
Ave,
•you buy It ut
ADIES' pre-war blcvrle, perfect
condition; w e l l b u i l t dog
Robb's
house,
window* ami
floor.
Phone 117.
Home Bakery
105 W. 1st
Phone 864-J
BLACK Jersey heifer, 2 years
old, fresn in March.. A-i condi
tion. *75.00. J. V. Martin,
Kt. ►
I Itnx OH, Sanford.
lliill Model A Ford, good condi
Long
Arm * Law
tion, new tires.. Steve Peters,
rorlier Richmond and Geneva
Avenues.
Automobile Owners &
MISCELLANEOUS
PIANO, good Condition. Call
Drivers
tllll-J a f t e r 5:00 W. M.
RUKIlim HERE W HEREPRIVACY IS REMI’E( TED
JUST received: Shipment, of Frogil Down Draft Circulating YOUIt natural desire far privacy
in money m atteis is strictly
Oil healers. Itnndiill Electric
If you drive or If your car or
respected horc. Friends ami
truck is drivrn in any. State
relatives ure not uuextioned
in tho Utijuu and is involved in
lit-IH . Plymouth Deluxe Tudor,
about your credit. Your cman accident, you can lie com
Motor recently- uverhn/ded laxly
Moyer or business associates
pelled to return to th at State
needs H o m e repair. ‘Radio, a*
vlll not henr of your possonnl
to defend a suit.
is, below ceiling. Reel’s Used
affairs, Them I* no enuso for
Cura nnd Parts, Orlando High
embarrassment.
way.
Reasonable credit requirements.
Recently a party from an
No co-mukers on money loans.
other .State had an automobile
Variable payment plans,
acctde-*. in Sanford. II* was
1.133 Ford flat bed, light truck,
FAMILY LOAN CD.
iniurqd in one of the com
us is. Meal for farm, price
Phone 33
panies we represent). The In
below ceiling, $125.00 Keel’s Florida Baak Bldg.
surance rompany agreed to nay
Used Cars A Parts, Orlutido FOR YOUR furnlturo needs—
any claim for bodily injury
Highway,
See Walter Beal at Mather
and property damage nguinst
127.
Furniture
Co.,
phntio
ORANGES, packed nhd shipped.
him ami he was allowed to
Rive’s, Orlando Highway. Phone
continue his trfp.
Cold Preparations
Cops Miami
Open Gold Tourney
Association h is ordeftd a floral invited to 1* g o u ts of the m in'
acatnaot throughout the day and
troph y ; for tit* Winning thor.
rm*h rt»#-ptes«ntal loti (Iff Jhejtfint.fetl In * Seminole l ‘ur>e,
ctrde,
Sent limit' (’.minty lender* wl
RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR
Heal E state S a le s — Rentals—Mortgage Loana
Dt-'itemlablu Insurance and Bonds
Phone 9fi0
Gulfstream To Have
Seminole County Day
> HALLANDALE, Dec. 10, (Spe
cial)— Seminole County Day will
be celebrated a t Gulfstream Park
tin' thb nfli-rnobri of IJcc.’ IT-I. The
Seminole I’urse at tlx furlongs
bend lines the day of sport, while
the secondary feature, is named
the Sanford purse In honor of tho
county'seat,- The .Seminole Puree
is certain to draw the cream of
the three-yoar.oldsjsmany of them
pretping for later handicap laur
els, 'while the 8anfnnl, nt a mil^
and 70 yut .Is, is made for
'Iris *vor»cr -believes a field Grade D-horses, capable o f tra
,
house out there would bo worth' veling fur nnd fast.
The pre-Christmas day of spoil
Its cost n 'hundred times, espccl<f gym equipment coulil* bn looms as on’o of tho most attract
installed for public use outside ive of the entire 10-day Wintei*
of M'bnii] hours. This town needs teuton. President James Dunn of
Gulfstream
Park
Racing
n rood gymnasium. I'r o f .. Mor* tho
ris srvs plans nre Iwlng
to liuilil one.
CHRISTmaH trees after Dec. 14, SADDLE for medium-sited horse.
illive’s, Orlando H i g h w a y
Phono 432-W.
phone K28-W.
WANTED: NEW TAG NUME have quite a few tale btnuinHER 17D-57. (Will the pur
ori.. Green leaf Chrysanthemum
chaser of new tag, 17D-57
Gardens.
please rail a t Tax rp lletto r’s
Office a t Court House.
WOOD heater, cast Iron, entail
size, $6.00, 1705 Mngnnlla Ave.
BUSINESS SERVICE
t MUCK RATING wood heater, 1003
E. 4th St., 5 to 6 1\ M. TueaDODGE • PLYMOUTH
day.
PARTS AND SERVICE
Phone 1011
MAN’S strap watch, 15 Jewels, 109 Palmetto Ave.
nearly new. Cash or trade for OIL STOVES repaired. N. F,
table model radio.. Clark’s
Caldwell, Rt, 2, Box 1H8. San
Shoe Store, 20H Sanford Avs„
ford.
CHRISTMAS TREES—N a l i v e WE ARE lullv equipped and
Bed Cedars wltfi. or without
know how te recap your tire*.
stand* delivered Wednesdays
Natural rubbar or synthetic,
nnd Saturdays
within city
we protect tue sidewalls or
— limits-----Sites frn m _ Jl_ lo ^ lO . — year—tire. Jones l i r a —Shopr
feet. Orders taken through the
Cor. 1st end Elm, phone 608.
15th ut Hunt’n Tuxedo Feed.
BODY AND Fender dent*, M int
Store. Phone 358.
Injury or fading should be
now to com bit aging
WANTED TO RENT corrected
and weathering. A new painleas method awaits you I t
YATK8 AUTO PAINT A
FURNIBHED house or apartm ent
BODY SHOP
by permanent resident, PhoM
*j 5 u
m u .w
IDS N, Palmetto Ave. Phone 371
Security Cord.
H. JAMES GUT AGEN
madu
Yes. we realize some of you
miry think we’re lust silting here
leafing «ur itums. Iloweyer, If
Firs! (jiwlltv Leather
Billfolds
Aligntnr nr brown A black Calf
l.euther with /.ipper arouml
Inch 20 '.; Tax
* 2.'JK
Older by mail
Leather Goods Co.
3-1*1EC IS
Tampa, Fla.
713 Hu. Howard Are.
MAPLE
LIVING ROOM
SUITE
TALKI NG TIRES
Favorite American Colonial style th a t i.s popular
in sm art homes everywhere hccuu.se of its sunny
charm and practical comfort. Deep, individual springfilled cushions; hardwood frame is mellow maple.
Sofa and two Lou litre chairs.
WHATNOT
0.95 up
C o r n e r whatnots of
walnut finish to hold all
of her p r i z e knickknacks . . . something
she will r e a l l y ap
preciate,
CABINET
SINKS
1 1 4 . 5 0 up
Without Insurance his c*r
would prebablx have been tied
up fn court procedure and ha
required to retijra to Sanfurd
lo defend lhjy1fijU7\
Tho cost •yLlhlsyfirotpitton la
vary rcaaiJinBV/for tha beneflta you ret. For $10.60 you
can be nrklected up to $5,000
for bodily injury and property
damage claihis while driving
your car InNray Slate.
Why Gamble? Call 178-J, C.M,
Boyd & Co.—Adv.
D
elano
CAN GO FDA
BOOKCASES
*
.'aid I,'
AP
- t h a w s to our
A beautiful and roomy
bookcuae of polished ma
hogany, this will be a lovely addition to her living
room.
-10.95 up
Dress up her kitchen for Chrlstiriarf«!rtth >A b e a u tif u l
convenient built-in cabinet sink. It-w ili b * * joy to ow n.
Armorutbei’tRsad
W hat could be more appreciated
than luggage 1 We have a large as
sortm ent of matched sets or single
edges for extra protection . . . ,tho
ideal .gift for the collage boy or girl,
Expert Auto Repairing
Barfield A Jackaan
in connection with
PERMANENT couple d e e l r e e Yates Auto Pe|nt A Body Works
apartment or small house.
Phone 371 >
Phone 181-R.
DRIVER'S Ileuturn. Ruth White
head, Rt. 2, Box 808-B.
Out ol tho aorvice
and into civilian lilo?
Protocl your now.
and pririd pocsoa*
aions against lose.
Insure through this
agency and be cer
tain your nee da are
eUecUvoly covorcdl
cases, beautifully llfied with bound
MICK cottage, four rooms, bath, BUSINESS woman wishes mod
-electricity, gas. Screened porch,
era furnished apt, occupanc)
nice lot, shady. 2524 Orange
on Dec. 15. Perm anent PhoM
Ave.
308.__________. ______________
ER pups., pure bred, order HOUSE: trailer for two month*
for Christmas. *014 Myrtle
Phone Jock Russell, . phot*
432-W.
LOST & FOUND
Room 4, Florida Stole Bank Buldlng
will rint-. interfere with Pickard’s
plan O' repurt an pro at the Cariternury Unlf Club in Cleveland
in the near future.
WANTED—
828 - W .
FOUNDl Social
to renovate the local soil bn II
p.itk tu that liSMehull rtiuld lie
pla>nl there by the Lion’ Junioi
leaguers. Mu alwi *uppe*t that
The Ninth S trrel Park on French
Avenue be turned Into a rood
baseball
field.
The outfield
would be n little close, we realise,
but It would still make a pice
park for high school and Ameriran lerio n teams to use. A fen*
ce could be put around the park,
n wire barkalop could be placed
behind th«r plale and sealinr fa*
rilities for approximately 50 peo
ple erected on eu'h Imse line.
Thai wouldn’t In> too expensive
we don’t think and il retold lie
dune with a minimum amount of
labor.
'
We renlirn it’s too early to
in Ik about baseball, hut now is
the real time to make plans Mi
provide fur Hi ties. And
don’t
tell u s .it can’t be done for v;«
know it can!
We have one more (c l idea
that we wish to pojnt out. We
loubt very seriously' if, many of
yell people have ever hern in the
drer.-ing roomr. n't the hirh’ school,'
but if you ever bn owl you’ll agree
with us 100 percent tbnl Ihe
■chiHi! rrullv nceds-.p fiehl hmfto
« 'th a nice ton kethnll .court nnd
ibove' ' nil, nilequnto- dre-slng
rooms.
The portent drrwNing rooms
actually stink! If you think wr’t"
last talking. t!" out there * and
lake a whiff."
alrcraftpelni
nee tn auto and
Sanford’s popu-
Ur paint author*ty.
HOLLER MOTOR S
M l W. 1st BL
1 MOTOR TUNE-UP
For inexpensive home
entertainment
.
come to FARRELL’S
A R C A D E P KG.
STORE. Better buy
n ow , b e f o r e t h e
Christmas rush.
I \&»PI 1 1 S
Stafford's Service
Station
Cor. 2nd & Sanford
Phone 9130
who can also help lengthen the
fife of your present tire* with
careful Inspection, expert re
pairs, weekly rtinflatkm and
or for, pny member of the family^
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To Protect the Pmco of Uie,Worldi
To Promote U>« Progress of Amerlcai
To Prodoco Prosperity for Sanford.
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Established 1908
V O L U M E X X X V II
R e p a tria tio n
Of Jap Troops
"Topic Of Meet
Hurley Accusing Five Aides
Presence Of Japs In
-China Seen As Men
ace To AmericanChinese Relations
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A w u irto tcil
f e r a li i
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK
SANFORD. FLORIDA.
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TUESDAY. DEt'EMBER II. 1916
THE WEATHER
L
Partly rhttidv, cool thU afternoon clniitlj.mil cool Wedoc-dur with light rain
liliHv,
^
A.ssininlnl Press LvunciI Wire
M 'h lllR It 6.1.
m m M .(M a r s h a ll S a y s R o o s e v e lt
Plan At 10 A.M. G a v e O r d e r s T o W a i t F o r
O v e rt. A c t B y Ja p a n e se
& Disabled Vet Leader
Says Lumber Goes
Into Race Tracks
And Road Houses
I ’r m s )
WASHINGTON. Dec. 11. t/Ti—
Chief .Of. S taff Says
President Truman I* expected to
Wreckage. Of R ub After Fatal Hit l!y. Train
announce tnmrrrow his plans for
" “
rf #
I’D R ’.S**Instructions
rc-instit’q pig control* user buildIng inaiei .nls. Presidential Secre
Ruing Followed At
tary Ciin"r* M. Rliss was nskeii at
-'rime Qf ■Jap- Raid
1 ii'erence today w hat-is
holding ui- the promised, nnnnrnre-.
' mem front Mr. Trum an—the an
w a s h In c t o n . Do c i J —
nouncement cnnccrhing * plans to
(AIM
iL qii-rnl (tmirjrt* NJarset aside maletiulx for noiqe Imlldsh n li litis t f H itie d t h a t I’ij'Hiing. Loss said he experts the
tlttili Iloosevt'lt wns iv8|k>nPresident to have i.oine *
of
statement on tlie sulijeet ut nis
Jfjtlitt* Cor ortlovs to Anierirnn
<9mlral Daniel 'E. Barbcy. of the
press and radio Conference at (
tomniJMHlcr.s (•» wall for ;tn
Seventh - Fleet, Admiral Rnymbnd
, 10 o’clock tomorrow • mo m in t.
Spruance, and General Macovi'it acl by th r ,l:t|Mt. flu*
Meanwhile,
n
house
-ninini
■
*
«
Arthur.
InrmiT Army C hin of S taff
heprd
testimony
today'U
m
l
ctllU
It may be niuiured th at the con
cally scarce lumln'r unit otbei
lu lil iln* c tm im ’HHintiil cbm
feree* were not concerned with
building materials m e going Into
merely ncconioc!ating Japanese
miiti* liivrdttRating
Pettrl'
construction of surh project! as
troops aboard in the same sense
llurhui' that the late President
nice
tracks
and
mud
hoelies,
th at Aitierlcan doughboys are be-*
had o rd en d Mich instructions) inwhile veterans ate unable to Mud
lhg sent home. The pcscnce of
eluded in nlilevn isMied print to
shelter.
The
witness
wns
Dow
Wedemeyer and Bnrbey at the
the Ja n a tta /l, on Dec. 7. I|i4l.
Walker, nnliomil commander of
meeting implies strongly that it
Miir 'md udded that Mr Rot'-ie-.
the
Disabled
American
Veterans.
bore Xtiongly on two questions:
celt'- direct.Oi:* 'w ire being jfolThe
Congress
of
Indu
trial
Or
f f l r s t —the American position atop
iowVd when l.ieul. G eu.tal W alter
ganisation* also hud soon thin,, to
the North China powder keg. |
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Short was told, quote. “The 1'niAnd secondly—the coming a rriv a l‘AT A TURBULENT THREE-HOI R HE/A RING LefoiV tlie Sennte say on housing. The CIO u g e d
led SP.lt, - le in • tlmt Japan limtprompt
npprnval
bv
Cungrrrs
of
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.
Patrick
J.
Hurley,
recently
.
.
.
.
„
of Genoral George C. Slnrshnll, t "reign Relations Cdminittee, Mai. Gen. P
uiii the tii-t o v er• act.’1 A tjtlto
■ ■ hi
‘
housing
stand
os noon us -he can shake loose resigned as Ambussndor to China, told the. senators that State n broad nutimml
time of Pearl lint her Gent'rul
Department
career
men
rought
to
destroy
Chinn’s
National
Govern-1
The
organization
was
put
>n
rehi* Pearl Harbor questioner!.
Short 'wu* iiimniamlcr in Hawaii,
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—
-* * cord to this effect by R J. 'I unnat
Icnd-lense arms supplied
to Chinese Communists
The importance of demoblliiing meat by having
Alhii in Washington, mice,'and repatriating the Japanese. He accused five diplomats by mime, saying they sabotaged U.S. president of the CIO United Auto
tnillt
y developed i,s In unci her
mobile
Workers.
Thomu*
submit*
which ha* been proceeding slow-| policy In Chinn. (International)
a Jajm i • . rhiimtiue commrvhdcr
ted
a
statem
ent
to
the
Semite
]y, Is to be seen in the dlsposl-1 — — —
-—- jVuttlil appear .i- .. ■■ hnessi ntiHm —
banking and Currency
Com*
t lion
o of the
‘
'
various
forces in
euurt maishiil nf ('apt, (’haile*
mlttee endorsing the Wagner-ElNorth China. The American M ar
•McVii.v. Mm Jap officer, Iwu
h jd ei-T n ft Housing Bill
lines arc concentrated amuml
t idptip . ■ » in flutvli In the dapi.
^T ientsin and Peiping. The Cinese
tal Irom Japan.
Ha'bimuUi is
^N ationalists ore strung out in a
imt t.i huvi i ivti ut enmma ntl <f
* thin line all the way from Tsingihe itildersea heat which suuki the
too to Mukden. In the same nreu
r \it l •
r •
c
d
envy i rut i C Illdi.llUIpnlls, nt tlm t
are
the
Chineso
Communist
tiiui coiumcnded by McVny, 'H ut
Fourth and Eighth Route Armnow the judge iidvocute tn . tho
14*. It’s Impossible to get an arCRUMPLED AND TORN nl u raitrnid crossing * n '.'theme of Chicago III., the uieekage nl » lan- ourt multifd -a} Hint it has; not
carate picture of the Communist r j « P m n iiH R p n n r t ( > H T o Wife Arrives At Bedn\ which live died is pictured where it was tljrown by thn fnst-flying c\p n
trnin tliiit *mii-lnil it. been detei milled whclhei (hot.lap
strength in this zone, but the L x C r lllB I lS f t e p O r l U J l O
h’ame of the passengers w ire reinuted thrown unilei tile wheel* of tlie expiv.-i. Nine >orvivm-. all i.* n cempelun) ut credlblo witness.
Chinese Reds undoubtedly nro
side
Of
Critically
Have
Used
Poison
inVrred,
weio
taken
to
hospital*.
(
Itileiimtionul
Soumlpliotol
A t tlie White House, it wnq nn*
stronger than the Nationalists
Cpl. Will ia id G. Evans, son of
- 1niiunccd that I resident TcWumn
who are engaging in skirmishes
6a s On Prisoners Injured H u s b a n d hiauk
Evan» of la k e Mary, hex
T
ill ■wyl kliig on a 1111 cage l i (’oilon eeveral widely-scattered sec*
received his honorable discharge,
g re.-s stating his *n»« mi pnqm.wtore. In the background Japanese
cud arrived home during the week
HEIDELBERG,
Germany,
WASHINGTON, Dec. I t,
sidc
■ e 'iig e tb" ,.: i«y ami Navy.
Dec, J L .^ U V * Mtn.
afte*'Ji1ur«H rri battle
AP—TV# .Gocwana.paavl rao.A- pvST.kci.j iVi ^ ItV n s y -Jilted
m
at hrooght him fuur
has
Arrived___
by_ ____
plane
that
four rauipalgn
c*
ren trstim - ra m p him a 1C* to
,J’qttoa
q fto a _
_ _____
that it wa |u> -ihle that Hie (jliiol
*<*ombincd.
htiite for uctlon in Normandy on ]
at the Army hospital in G et
develop the deadliest poison
I Lxivtilive’rt nie .-mge wntlld g(i tn
With aU these forces together
June 1R, and other action* in nut - ]
gea in the world. That’s the
many where her husband is
Capitnl Hill hefnie (he sta rt of
t potentially dangerous situation
them France, the Rhineland mi.I
in * critical condition. Gen
testimony given lodey before
the Chrlstnia* n'ic
exists—made even more delicate
Central Germany. ,.
a Senate military sub-corn
eral Patton, who Was injured
j the presence of the armed
The Whin Hou*e ale,, nnqounHe entered the service In Mai<h
In an automobile arrident
mlttee by Col. Bernard Bern
lliiil lie uml hi* IMtl. i gm g
span see and tho American Ma
ced tlmt the Pic.i.h-nt Inti rea,i1ts 12, and was sent overseas with
Sunday, Improved slightly
stein. a director of the nlted
conquered
tin
world
nr
llie>
m
i
rines who already are involved in
Husil (.I'Connor of New
the llth Air Force, Oct. M, Dill.
States military government
during the night, when hr
ihoodng incidents. Although the
Commander out to iln, Ri‘iclt*mar*linl H im C. ,l .l y I*. . .IIIO-S I. l O l i r t i V| ihuiiited
k as nutiuiial cliaii than nf tlie
His brother. F/U John Evan*, \ District
in Germany. Bernstein add
«*s given a blood transfu
nianti
Goering
might
now
l«>
- Marines were sent fo North China
received his discharge nt Colum
sion, Mrs. Patton expressed
ed that, although it was used
Speaks On Nation touring Florida in hi* lit foot lour.
for tho purpose of demobilizing
bus, Miss., Dec. 8, ufter complri-j
on helpless people during ex
her confidence that the former
,1 ,0 l W2 l J r l .
J .
1
N I Mr T.unmn t.«.k tjme out
Dll) hoisepowei Mcrrrdc* Hen.
the Japs, there are some who be
Third
Army
commander's
ing bis cadet pilot training, and !
perimental stages, later on the
al
VFW
Activities
IklKlKi'tud
P
or
llirc
c
'"•m
bix
• to have luncheon
bullet
proofed
with
arm
our
plate,
lieve that this has become a . gas was used with I. G, Farbecoming a flight officer uftt i
fighting heart would carry
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id maid the p ie-ideal iltl yacht
and
five
pl>
gin**,
ant
and
camouflage. There are sugges
teceivlng hi* wings in March.
him through tn recovery.
ben’s consent to exterminate
Action nn tlie letting of a cod- " iliiamsiiurg.
Hue !, mi tho
The Seminnltr I’ounty l‘,>*i Nn. half indies thick, which yester
tion* th a t their real purpose is
He also trained at Montgomery, 3281!
whole groups in concentration
Mrs. Patton aald, “ I have seen
in Ho , I'otnmac
of
the
Veteinns
of
Foreign
Hint
III
I)
llltt
il
llt'u
4
*
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
*
1
1
*
l»M1
1
day
was
on
exhibit
nt
the
garage
to sqpport the Chinese National camps.
Ala. Prior tn entering the M
sei... ! Wars held u special meeting last
Georgle in theae scrapes be
1 the ruhitiet.
\v«*i*i
of the Sanford Huirk Company. lli* II,H11 ill Foil Mellnll Pill I. Wu
ists against the Communists.
fore and h# always comes out i vice, he wu* u
defefrei
licet
evening
by
tlie
F
r
y
i
New
Ha^nu.
">*ht
‘lt
the
American
legion
A*
mat
let
*
now
htmid,
tho
car,
This already has resulted in
rmnny, Dec
u e e j. nil right.”
Hampton School III *
NUERNBERG, Germany,
’ ilUit which was featured by tho piloted by GI*, is (during Florida t ’-xnnii-ijdi.u,. oendlug a meeting
complications. Thera have been | j ( (A5)— Twenty-one former lead
lead- V
........ ......
shire.
rending of I he uiimui! mil cull. iir behalf of tho Victory luuu with Ihe Sanfiiivl ,'l eitlii' Flub, 111
- a t least two Incidents in recent ers of Nazi Germany came back 1 FRANKFURT, Garmnny. Dec.
;_____
■ Post Commander l.toyil F. Hoyle drive, while C oning hi Germany tei tin* I 'miiiHie* intiet? bad *i
dava in which Marines have been today to haunt themselves at tne 11, (A1— General George S. P at
presided nt the meeting that was l* on triul for hi* life hefme tlm v’iew d t (, Inwei I idd. add fiiim l .
hilled or wounded by what are Nuernberg war crimes trial.
ton. Jr., is showing slight*-dm*
tlldili tun liiqii tu lit iii the 4-t,
A -upper nieellng-of I he Hoard
liar of international justice.
generally referred to as Chinese
They sat in the darkened court provement,
(’(Hi figitie hudgeted by the F in n f Hireeliirit of the Scminoltf
bandits. There was the Marine room to watch a motion picture,
The huge four-ton brute of a for
Thi* wns I announced todny In
Wars.
Fount) t'haiitbei nf Fointnurc*
the (.nipuse.
—shelling of an undefended civilian depicting the rise of ’ the Nazis nn Army medical bulletin from
<). J. Camp. ('oinniandtT of the car, hand Innli in DHL* at HtuttTin- lawe-t Idd fur laying n will ).<• held at 7:0() o'clock this
f) Chinas* town. Two fires, which through the years, run off as. Heidelberg, where Petton Is ho*g ait, Germany, ut n rant of f-'I",,Fifth
District,
wail
a
guest
ut
singli lentil" emir! nlimc, and ii<>'. , evening nt (lie lintel Mayfair/
at^‘ officially listed as being of evidence by the American-( prose idtidired following the automobdo
the meeting und told (he group OUO. was one of eight slntllur cat* Including a wire feme in equip
undetermined origin, destroyed cution.
built for the Nazi would be con
aceident Sunday in which he wns
nf
activities
in
the
Fifth
Hixtrict
more than $1,000,000 worth of
wa. 43,4111 It), mude li) i Dr. Alficd Fii-tcr. plant patho1 he • movie wns compiled from injured seriously.
during the iiast few years. He queror*. A model belnugiug *o ment,
American radio and radar equip German
bidder log'iat of Itlmca, N Y. arrived
official
documentary
the late and unlnnieuted Adolf Harold II. (tiny. .........
The four-star General’* neck
announced
tlmt
plain,
hail
I......
Monday with hi* wife and two
ment last night a t the operations films assembled in Berlin by two was broken and he is now partial
Till have - 1 children,
WASHINGTON, .A Senate and completed for Ihe Annual Din- H itler I* now touring the Wc i WU* W. I) bridgeDavid ami lt nl h. and is
and control tower building a t United Ktiitea navu! officers from ly paralyzed a* a result df the House conference committee, af trict Conference which ix In be in connection with the loan dru> Idd Illude uu a double m ini Wilt
now
irk
in g a home location.
Peiping's wept airfield.
confiscated enemy libraries.
accident.
Hi* stuff cur und n ter three weeks of study, Iish ap held nl HI. Cloud in April. Com , A 1044 modal motor, taken front <(I,PJ7, It vvin. npulted by Fit)' Dr. rm .lrr will as.ist Dr. It. W.
FIcrk
II.
N.
Have!.
Mr.
Sayei
The film, estimated to run four big army truck were Involved in proved legislation giving the mander ('am p also complimented one of Hitler’s car* at HerdicvIliipreclit, i lilef ehumist of the
CHUNGKING, Dec. 11. </P)‘- hours, depicted the rise of Ger a crush while Patton was on his President liihlted authority to Gommamlec
Hoyle for hi* efforts tesgadrn, was subslltuted for the estimated Uiat a fpm-e and eqiiip- I’etllial Florida Experiment 8ta>
The official Central News Agamy man street gangs under frenzied way
reorganise the executive branch and activity in affair* of the ■trighml motor of Guctitig'a cur inont would rust jsth).
to a hunting expedition.
mays that the Chinese and Soviet ex-Corporal Adolf Hitler, to a
Tlie
ii'xigiiulimi
id
Jmm • tioii.
after a connecting rod win bro
Doctors said today that Patton of government. * _
local urganlxatlon,
have reached an ‘agreement on tefror th a t swept over Europe. had a good night and his general
Moughtou, city nlrecl and uari;
Frank McGuire, Fifth I)i*trict ken,
The
conference
report
exempt*
i’Jie Oviedo High School Senior
V th e occupation of Manchuria by The cloelng scene* showed the condition was maintained at what II agencies wholly or partially Inspector, was also a guest and
Sgt. Joe Azarn, of Cleveland. Miiperluteudeiii for the past 23 Flan, wd jitet-eiil its annual play
Chungking troop*.
farcical trial of German officer* the physlclane called n “satti- from reorganisation. The bill now spoke briefly nf the organization Ohio,
who *lrgle handed, rup years, wit* itaypteii by the Foul* .-.itit led. •' \m it It niidiy,“ at the
The Chinese troops are to bo which followed the unsuccessful faetory level.” The doctors added will be sent to Congress for ac of the Veteran* of Foreign War*. tured the car ut l.uuf.... firimiiny ml*'Inn, and will he effective mi 'climil nuditoliuui at 7:3t) o'clock
bomb
plot
on
llitler’e
life
In
July,
. flown into Manchuria. The News
that his partial paralysis showed tion. first by the House, then by Ilo outlined activities of tlie Ile- on April 6; yesterday stated that Jan. i.
TiiC'day evening.
Agency dispatch says Russian 11)44.
a slight improvement, but that the Senate.
Land post, of which be i* u mem lie killed two of Goering'e pet
The employment f Ralph I tThe
starrin
g
rolee
in
the
film
military authorities nave agreed
it still is too aarly tn make any
ber.
Inspector
McGuire
iliscus*e<l
soiial
hod.vgunrds.
and
two
oilier*,
.............................
,
The Woodincu of the World
As Aenater John Murdock secs
to give protection to Chinese een titled “The Nazi' PIan’’--wero gl definite pronouncement
the duties required of pi<it offi- out of ammunition, *urrenrlere I binski. as suiwuintendent of' * pul . i will Imld n icgulor meeting loIt,
the
legislation
Is
not
nil
that
uiitki. ..at ‘" ‘i1..
- t r i L governrainttrM pa_w heii«ver. yett_to_flve_of the d e fe n d a n ts^ , -vnanwhite —
eers—ami—painted—out—tba—Uu.
-h im -a fte r-a -t wo hnni—h n tttrr lie the
glil.a) i . HI - .lock at t i r .n V ^ T
Into Flt« Engineer Fil'dV1!]T1 m
they land In Manchuria.
Iformonn Goering, Rudolf Hess.
' , . . . L j th at Mrs. Patton President Trunmn requested. iifiTT pnrtance of the unit’s Quarter Iw
The ear, -at the time of its cap to
U Hi.II livivH'd at till South
said the Utah Democrat the m aster and Adjutant.
Uni xrwi* niuvroiiuv|»,
William*,
anil
rdiicr
tlmt
time
pub
___ ____ __ Germany by air—
tare, was mounted on a flat
Paik \\Vime. All loeiulH'rs ure
efforts in reorganiza
w,ii k cinnhiytu nt the Saufurd Ulgcd
'capital a t Chungchun estimate von Schiraeh and Alfred Rosen inny reach her husband’s bedside President's
to attend u* the election
Commander nnylo announced car, he *ald, and Gimrittg had lie
tion
will
not
be
very
much
Imped
Naval
Air
Station,
was
approve’.!
that it
take from one week
of <dfie-r* lot (lie forlhcoining
some time today. U er plane could ed by restrictive provisions of the that the local post now has a gone on ulioad after it had
ifowever.
there
also
were
scene*
hv
the
COuimUaioii.
Mr,
l.ubiiml
..
to tan day* to fly a division of
nut land a t Pari* because of fog
Murdock is acting chairman total membership nf 1)7 member*. broken down. Azarn was rot in n who I* now mi vm at inn. i. m at- year will la- liehl.
control government troops into showing the activities *>of many end rain ami landed at Marseilles, bill.
of
the
Senate conferee*. And the H a'said that five mrmlier* have ing in u Peep a fter a tan) ie
ami lin* iivcil here diout lt>
of
the
other
defendants.
H
rtjln
Changchun._________ _
southern France, at 4:hi) A. M., head of the House group, Repre diod during Hie past year und pairing mission when he sighted rii.l
of course, dominated the film as In
yean. H>’ will ihciii y (il- new
tho
car.
.Several
windows
of
the
E.
8.
jT.
Mrs.
Pntton'n
plane
four
members
had
been
killed
In
SI'i;FI M .^SI BIKK FI ND
he dominated htx companion! dur look off from Marseilles for Hei- sentative C arter Msnasco of action. A fter the annual roll call, rn r were cracked by bullets from post of tar Jan. 1
DROWNED
Alabama, aald he thought Mr.
ing Ufa.
•,
Sidney Richard, city employ, c
delherg half an hour later. ^She Truman would l>e “ well placard." Commander Boyle told (he group bis .31) caliber carbine.
liK ritt JT .~ T h .~ M , l,Pi - The
The film, pieced together In a In accompanied by Col. H. Glenn
GREEN COVE 8KRINGS, Dec.
of notional activities of tho
Accompanying the car on it* for Hi" pu*t 2D years, wa* .pro International - Fulled Automobile
Manasco said he thought he V.F.W. and stressed the fact that
moted
front
ussistnui
Mreu>
*uI t,
A woman identified a* monumental documentary, was Spurling, an Army neuro-surgery
Workers' Union Imx it-krd Its
would cell up the measure for a the organization was Ihe oldest tour of Ihe eastern coast from periiitendeut t„ 'tipeiintciideut.
Mrs. Mildred Pierce Twyne drown offered by the American prose* specialist.
Washington, D. C. to Miami u ir
to contribute a t least
vote in the House on Thursday.
ed late last night when the car culion aa visual proof of tba Ger
Tliree ap| la alioii* for sale of inciillier*
veterans group In the United l.ieul. John Cole, who headed the
against
tho
Aa rew ritten in conference, the Htates as it was organized in ordnance group to which K«r. Level age* wen- rijc d n l by til $l*each to a n d ial iideinational
. In which aha was riding with a man' conspiracy
H ike fund. Tlie nctiop- by the
AUTO BALES
bill rules out eu reorganization 18D0.
. girl companion and two sailors world.
Azara belonged; v Sgt. Azm.i. r'.m.i.issiotie.s. They 'v' ^ : np j Fl<Vp,iion wa uccon.paalict^y a
of the civil functions of the Army
• nlnagad through the St. Johns
Following the appointment nf H-Sgt. Edwin Lasko, T-5 James pllCnlion of Roy A. Redding i -i • .-(atemelit tlmt it i* u'pparent that
Auto teg e a lu during the pest engineers. Thi* nhose of the en
jU U v w bridge near Groan Cove
Stenstroni as Post Adju Pendas, Pfc. George Hunt. Pfe. roll beer uml wine at lfif7 West tlie Gciieiul Motor* Strike will
week a t the offlca of County Tax gineers’ work Includes such pro Julian
V B pring*. Ono of the sailors also J.I. Malcolm Named
tant, Quarterm aster James Huff W alter Lewis, T-5 W alter U. Spen Thirteenth Street; application of last- a long time. The drive for
Receiver
Jno.
D~
Jinkins
were
*7
jects
os
flood
control.
U belteved to have drowned,
presented the annual Treasurer's cer und Pvt. Thomas Kirul.
Worshipful Master percent higher than during the
Sully Perry, colored, to xcl! l-ecr fitiid* will xturt cm iKv. lb, and
other couple are aald to have
report. Commander Boyle an
wilt last until the end cd the GM
same period of tftne laat year, it
id from the submerged car.
and
wine ut 1112 Outage Avenue, xttlkc.
nounced th at the next regularly
J. I. Malcolm of Oviedo was was reported thin morning by Mr.
.... servicemen were stationed elected
B
u
t
n
e
r
Re-Elected
scheduled meeting had been set
and iipplicntimi of E. H. Smitli,
Master of the Jinkins.
,
.„
tho Green Cove Springs Naval Oviedo Worshipful
Jan. 14. and that rlection OPA Wants Ceiling* to iqa'iate u | acknge .liquor stoic
Masonic Lodge No. 243,
Initial week aol.es thfa yror to USDA Council Head for
of officers would take place fn
(or the forthcoming year a t a talled $30,MR aa compared with
Restored On Citrus at Eleventh Kliert uml Frenc-l
March. He insured the Fifth
meeting held last night.
$11,003 aalea last year.
Leo
Butner,
local
grower,
was
Avenue, Ihe rejection Iteing bused
D istrict Commander, Mr. Camp,
Other officer* wasted were
yesterday re-elected chairman of th a t the local post would send
WASHINGTON, Doc. 11, WJ1- uu the fact t but thi* wa* ouUidi)
Thomas A. Maxwell of Orlando
the USDA Council, formerly a delegation to the Annual Dis OPA Chief Cheater Bowles ha*
as Senior Warden, Ban IL Jones
known as the USDA W ar Board, trict Conference at St. Cloud in announced th at his agency wid Hie liquor zone.
NOTICE
of Oviedo aa Junior ’Harden, J . C,
Application of John Reddick,
which
mat a t the office of County April.
have to mova mora slowly in re
Beginning
Friday,
Dec.
14,
Cox of Oviedo as treasurer and
C. R. Dawson, who was re
moving price control*. As uu ex- colored, to operate a taxicab wu.
Floyd L. Land of Orlando aa sec all dmaalfled advertisement* Agent
■
ejected,
aa II wa* felL -by tho
named aa secretary.
u tuple, Bowles said that price
must be In the Harold Office
retary.
Present In addition to Mr. DawThe Seminole High School Glee ceilings on fresh citrus fruits wero Fommisidniicrs tlmt th n e are
by 3:00 o’clock of the dey
preceding publication. Thi* W eon and Mr. Butner were Mrs. club will sing Christmas carol* removed last month, and price* enough taxicab* operated by colur
ed drivers.
Oulda Wilaon, county home de a t tha acool auditorium a t 7 :30 immediately rose sharply.
being dona in an effo rt to
monstration agent. Oris Mathl- o'clock Wednesday evening under
December analysis of milk wu.
Bowles added th at although
eu*. assistant to Mr. Dawson, and direction of Mis* OHIe Reese these prices since have declined, repmu-d to have met Grade A
George Livingston.
W hittle. Members of thurche* they still are -too high. He de renuirements.
the subscriber and advertlsar.
M bs Bertie Mae Stelnmeyer 1* have been requested to forego in- clared that therefore the OPA
The Sanford Atlantic National
W . know the
acting aa secretery to Mr. Dawaaa dividua! prayer meetings, and at- wants ceiling* restored on or Bapk nnil Lie Elm Mu State Bank
during the vacation of Mrs.
anges, grapefruit and tome other were designated us depot Unites for
Christine Butler,
- .
„ *
fresh *UflU--lniiU.
City fqnax.
|
~ Lieut. Geticrul Albert C.
* Wedemeyfir any« the* rep a
triation of the Japanese ex
peditionary forces was the
main topic a t the high com
mand conference in Tokyo
oVor the weekend. This meet
ing was attended by Wcdemeyer, as the American com
mander in China; Vice Ad-
Nazi Leaders Are General Patton
Shown Pictures Reported Showing „
, „
,
Corporal Evans Is
Of Their Crimes Somej’rogress HomeFromService
In European Area
jLoojfVFW Post
Has Annual Roll
Call At Meeting
5&
S
Herman Gueptijf’s ijen n is Court'Bid
Mercedes Benz is j Is
u Referred T„
To
Exhibited H e r e
Tennis Club
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tempt me to booat the uW of
; nmoii tickets in order to give
the Red flat treasury a fund
with which to be*in operations
’ in 11*46 when the Florida State
, l^ncue resume* operations. •
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(UJSrVFSb woman wupa* mod
**n. furot«h*M apt. neeujasncj
W -Doe. "tL. TVrrornnem. Phom
B ill in a ls o d o in g h i t u tm o s t
to * e t S a n fo r d ’* e n t r y in t a th e
F lo r i d * lo o p a p p ro v e d w h e n th e
le a g u e
d ir e c to r *
am t
o f f ic ia ls
m e e t in I« e * b u r g o n D ec- 1C
R ill t h in k * t h a t th e le a g u e w ill
he m u c h b e tt e r o f f w it h S a n fo r d
a * a m e m b e r, e v e n a * a ' n in e
c lu b lo o p , th a n o p e r a tin g w ith
e i g h t f l u b * w ith o u t ra S a n f e t t l
enuy.
W e . t r u s t t h a t P a g e w i l l ■b e
s u c c e s s fu l
in
e x p la in in g
Us
r e a s o n in g to o th e r c lu b s , p a r tie s ia r i y to th e D a y to n a R e a c h D a d p n
T h b c o m e r is c o n v in c e d
t h a t i f D a y to n a w ill v o te ( o r
th e e x p a n s io n to n in e In s m a ."
T h is C h r is tm a s th e y o u n g 'm a n ju s t o u t o f s e rv ic e i t
g o in g t o e n jo y th e h a p p ie .-1 h o lid a y o f h is l i f e ,. T h u
e n tir e n a tio n Is lie m lin K it.« e f f o r t to see to t h a t l
If
y o u w a n t t o g e t b e h in d th is e f f o r t (a n d w e k n o w y o u
d o l h e lp to m a k e h im h a p p y w it h u s e fu l, p r a c tic a l g i f t s
o f f u r n it u r e .
E v e r y c o u r ie r y a n d a t t e n t io n a t th is
s to ta , a m i a - w id e- s e le c tio n a v a ila b le .
We invite ycu to open an account.
Loungre C h air . . . Ottoman
. . . Lam p . . . T able . I . A ll
4 Pieces
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WHfHF. trafiei for twn niiwlho,
Rumell
Phone
.ta c k
phone
Tho lubcl in the illustration of tills
liiif. hnndflome, lounge chair says
"To Duil." This, perhaps, is nil
error. We think that everyone' in
your home, will head straight for
this comfort-group as soon as they
enter the living room. These are
all fine,, luxury pieces that match
perfectly.
M S S *V .
W H fllA V fX ’T ermide dec* i f * *
Wratttmeni -or -mull house
. Thorn- OtflRl.
:m iF.r 'W hVTKD
.
l f yo u d r l v r o r
t r u c k b d r iv e n
In t h e U n io n a n d
a n a c c td e m . y o u
p e lln it to r e t u r n
.........
(MCSTKlI
fNtrn
-winswomen
•durtag ‘i*hrHtmaPossibility
n'
permanent
position.
0 *1 *.
If yo ur c a r o r
in a n y S ta te
ft in v o lv e d In
c a n -h e com t o th a t S ta te
'R e c e n tly
a
p a rty
fr o m
an
o th e r S t a t e h ad an a u to m o b ile
in S
wpcidoL
. a n fo r d , H e w a s
H « « *» rtW T fH W
in s u re d In o n e o f th e c o m
p a n ie s w e r e p r e s e n t. T h e in
s u ra n c e c o m p a n y m g re e d to p a y
a n y e la lm f o r b o d ily In ju r y
a m i p r o p e r ty d a m a g e a g a in s t
h im a m i h r w « x a llo w e d to
c o n tin u e h is t r ip .
T T fK R F .
nnmwtw ts (respnmui-
V D l f T n n titiw l * 1— Ir e fm p r iv a c y
h i W iew ev m a tte r s fs s t r ic t ly
r e b itta e .
tir e n o t * tpwM tin n e d
w te s ti v e in c r e d it. 'Y n trr i p i .
■sthrasr w r Hir« 1neev ussw eiates
H tl m il hsw r o f n a n p e rs o n a l
a f m t r - T h e n - t* n o c a u s e ^ o r
m rs s m w n i
W it h o u t
in s u ra n c e
h is
car
w o u ld p r o h a h lv h a v e been tie d
u p In ‘c o u r t p r o c e d u re a n d h e
re q u ire d , t o r e t u r n tn S a n fo r d
to d e fe n d th e s u it .
thm ■miatdi- credit requirements.
>A. eo.wmhei» no mnnev loans.
AVrt-M. wavmani phro«
T h e cost o f th is p r o to * th m is
r a n ' r e a s o n a b le f o i th e b e n e
fit s y o u g e t. F o r $ 16.60 y o u
r a n he p r n te v ’e d u p to * 6,0»D
fn t b o d ily 'In ju r y a n d p r o p e r ty
rtn m n g e c la im * w h ile d r iv in g
y o t't e a r -in a n y S ta te
(V M il*
i l t f i K N *< v t.
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■ataj K T M i c m
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G a m b le ? (C a ll 17H -J . f .M
C o .— A d v .
ff. ThA' highest iandi prices Tar, I B o y d A
w*e*l furniture Haynes a -WitHeim 'Furniture -Gm, 4UJ 4L )e< I
S3,
has b e en s h o w n a t th e h ig h
s c h o o l, a n d
w e * p ro p o s e
th a t
a th le tic o f f i c i a l * t h e r e e r r a t a a
li t t l e in ta r a a t b y in c lu d in g ta n n in
in th e n c h o o lV in te r -c la n s a r t h r iW e n o te d in W o o d y T h o m p
s o n '*
A ll
S ta te
R o u n d u p . 1a
■ p o rt*
fe a tu re
o f th e
M ia m i
H r r a id , t h a t C o a c h G o o se K e t t le *
a i l ] lie in M ia m i f o r th e O r a n g e
B o w l c la s s ic . T h o m p s o n a ls o sa y s
W i l l i * A n d e rs o n w ill a c c o m p a n y
K e ttle s .
W r w e r e d e lig h te d to s e e th e
U n iv e r s it y o f M ia m i s e le c te d U>
m e e t th e H o ly C m * * e le v e n la
th e O r a n g e B o w l. J im m y B o r n s ,
M i a m i H e r a ld S p o r ts E d it o r , Is
to h e c o n g r a tu la te d f o r th e p a r t
h e p la y e d in g e t t i n g t h e H u r r i
ca n e s n o m in a te d .
H o w e v e r, it
m u s t be re m e m b e r e d t h a t J a c k
I w r itin g a n d h is H u r r ic a n e s h a v e
w o n th e g a m e * t h a t b r o u g h t th e m
th e h o w l b ill.
A c c o rd in g to a re le a s e f r o m
G a in e s v ille ,
th e
U n iv e r s it y
of
F lo r id a w ill h a v e re s u m e d a ll
m a jo r s p o r t* b y th e e n d o f th e
c u r r e n t school y e a r . .F o o t b a ll,
b a s e b a ll, tr a c k , a n d
b a s k e tb a ll
w e r e , b e g u n la s t j n r f o llo w in g
a y e a r ’s ab sen ce f r o m th e I n t e r
c o lle g ia te fie ld .
We
also
have
a
large assortment of
"better"
Platform
Rockers.
Styled
for
Beauty
and
Built for Comfort.
O ther L o u n g in g C hairs SJ Q
to $g€|
a.w.wss ( t m
tT/i |i
AWtKR forntuiw needs —
-Ret- Walter Beal a t (lather
■Fwralnm- *fv.. phone '$97.
iin ll. T a r . .
>
F'mmtain a t lain
h s g 'Store ifhirt ‘-time «or
Sturdy Dinettes
T -m V T A T K
g i r ts . A '
-fh m frtn !
'-D k A A W J F t a c b e r * . S a i
h ta .. "S ta te " F a rm e rs '
P o p u la r r e f i t l r r y ta b le a n d
fo u r
g r a c e fu l
s c o o p -s e a t
c h a in .
R ic h M a p le fin is h
a n d fin e s t c o n s tru c tio n .
irtl Fruit
C harm P lu s Durability
Christmas will be even merrier
with.this benuty-atyled and com
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uka a
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staple felt mattress and matching full coll bos v
spring. A smart Hollywood hwdboerd can be
had for only |1S, Twin slie only.
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' IN D E P E N D E N T
VOLUME
xx xvn
EaUblHhed 1908
Marshall States^
• Stark .■pposi?£'-: Ptf
Dec. 7 Warning
G e n e r a l Convinced
O f Trouble W h e n
Relations
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B r is k
F L O R ID A .
.-
D A IL Y
Partly rlmitly and slightly warmer. Future
temperature null<uilc -lowly rising tem
perature Friday flight) Saturday and
Saturday night. S ii frost danger through
Sundae.
H u v a lft
NEW SPAPEK.
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F R ID A Y . D E C K }U lE lt 7. 1915
Associated Press Leased W ire
- m
M A D IE U 61.
H ull Supports
Am erican LoHn'
To England
Four Y e a rs Laldfjffirhe Infam y O f P e a r l H a rb o r Js .Expounded In W ashington
Opposition Is Yoiccu
A m o n g British (Jon*
servatios A g a i n s t
Accepting Tlu* IA»an
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1® **■ &CL1C
j
By Hrtciiran,
U '.lS llI N liT n x J
Doc.. 7,
. 1
• WASHINGTON. D oc. 7. r
(A T ) I’^rmcr - tvt.iry. o f . . ?
CAP)—O»or the proteat* of
*n 1 '
Stiti'.n onlidi llufl lias thrown
GMfafal George C. Maraha]!,
hia uvijrhl ludninl thp Ail-,
the Pearl Harbor Invratlgit*' P ro g ra m O f*F arm ers
minis] r:ninn thhr to iibtoin
tng. Committee today made
F o r ’46 Outlined
pu li H e correspondence In
coukVomUoimI raUficalion of
a By
which he aaked Thomas K.
till' loan to liritaiii. In a
President C u l l u m
Dewey to withhold from the
nDtlemont in^oial through the
1944 political campaign fa*
The wonderful ratiwal roJitatc ' Uffpiil tmftlil. Hull tlu' formation (hat the United
soi't-ces. the flora and fauna, the
State* had cracked the aecret
ilaivs Ilia! tli** loan repreguinr,
climate
and
nativ*
Ilf
•
uf
IN
THE
NATION’S
C
APITAL
today
thelhmuL
of
mystry
bshiiul
th
■
i
,.u|
llmumfront tho hind oj the tiring sop, Ainbo-«inlor Kichienb'irn Noimu.i. loft,
Japanese code*.
'-111 ,
Inn;; step iuiuiird Imvurl
"t'evv Guinea, Morotal and Min tragedy are being unravelled n I tingi e- s, through n 10 mini committ
ccudiicts n
l.nyoy*Sohtho ^hniinni right, tvetv in pence iwgolintion cntifcicnei \yith >h,
.i heller world.
danao were the subject of n nubile healing, fight, in nti effort In gel the line story of the iiilunu. On tlitti
l',S. Sse< letary of Stiile t'onloll Hull, rent* i The imcstiputiiMi, | .u'pom-.i
WASHINGTON, Dec. 7 — highly interacting talk Thursday
•*i h-el.” M.td Hull, "tlint this
December morning In 1941, while Japanese bombs fell on the m.ijm noils of the
three and .niirdiull you* it loot; to, lump ........ Son- o| llemim” l< their
may I«j »m- fluid op) ortunlty tu
(A P )— The Pearl Harbor In evening by Brig. Genera) Joe*pn U.S. fleet at Tenrl llnilmr, renter abnvc, in Washington, left above, two emissaries
highlights Amor Ini'* nhsei vulinu of the t-utllsri'plii-'s unliivi-tviu y I lulci nut imiut)
niiike n pee i e tlnu will lust.”
vestigating Committee has C. Hutchison to a large assembly
.HlllIV - t:ilelilelll til,-ll gives 1111of
members
of
the
Seminole
heard from General George County Farm Bureau and their
-puddied Mippnit tu the uvenll
uiuunic phi),- uiillined hj the
C. Marshall more detailn of guests at n meeting lost night
Adinlr.i iti ut ion,
events preceding the Japan ut the Woman** Club -presided
M urray, CIO, Breaks W ith Trum an
yuppnrtt . uf the f Lliitl.lltUlO,■ *
ese attack four years ago over by M. L. Cullum.
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1
IT1
] ntio tuiiti ngreenienl me hopeful
General liatchlaon wag given a
today. General Marshall told hearty welcome by th* members
D IP
L / S lU D lfC I
fO r
Congress without
- «
uny nta;er ulmiiKe.-. They fear.
of his conversations with Ad who stood after tho Introduction
that
h
uild
drastic
rvvlslnns ho
miral Harold If. Stark on the by Terry Whitehurst, farm bu
made. Impe fnr Atiglii-Amri'ican
morning of Dec. 7, a few hour* reau director. The General was
trad.: t uoprratinn would be im
in uniform and wore hi* aervice
before the Japanese struck.
pel died.
General Marshall said that at ribbons Indicating th* following
In l,i 11 nin. |.w). .the American
Movement
( ) f ( ’:ifil>:urc* Innn
first Admiral Stark, then Chief of award* for hi* Pacific thaater ac F ive Torpedo B om b Commanded M ilitary
,
,1a tin* chief- topic of ciinvcrNaval Operation*, thought warn tion*: Sliver 8tar, A ir Medal,
ers, One Searching:
Police
IJ n i i s
In
Is e a i r i>ii( ( 'elerv i
,i|i ‘ ■ n.c inmm of coming* to Pacific commandera that Bronze Star with Oak Loaf Clus
■, •
‘ ’ limns hn
.-mi it .debate on u
day would confuae them. General ter, Service Medal of World War I,
P
lan
e
Long:
Overdue
Europe A n d Pacific
Itrines (ioncL Vrite k'lLn.tl wU-nl l.v—
the l.nlwir goMarshall aaid that intercepted Victory Medal of World War II,
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vei jimi-m . alltn r for tiitifiention
Japaneae me**agea convinced him National Defense Modal, and
F 0 HT
LAtiDERDAl.W,
Capt. W. (5. Fleming. f**-mLix'iilly grown lelliice of fine
,**’**> tin- bum nml the Bretton
that aometidng wa* brewing, that ribbona for the A marPan and
Dec. 7. (AIM—Ilnur by hour,
erlv connected with llte local Ford
quality is in liig demand at lie " imwL Mmnl.n , \:•i eemi-nl.
Pacific
thootera and
tho Japaneae might ntrike that Asiatic
hope i* ebbing for the rescue
nrenry, bus returned to Snnford
Hi - I'di ti*u-.r In* * nnsldernl toSnnford State M n ... , and
^ very day. Ho aald he inaiated that Philippine liberation ribbon.
of Z8 naval airmen who have
after serving overseas for n year
t-elllli;: al In,in St.Jn in c l. .n a etliii. -ii ii , lltifi>ti neecnl a ncu
He brought with him the highly
been missing off the Florida ■ nnd six months in both the
i.iei'i. i U'o.mI- tn.
' ii main*
fllieit..
In, ms
bei’ii
made
emir.
me*..7e. to ' A m ;
^‘- I '^ r ^ / u r r a n d e r d«ument
coast since Wednesday eve
lotiilitbni. of ti»«*
vi»o.‘ U'an. Tins laiEuropean and Pacific Theaters
.Mnvi'iiienl of eabbage. ulii, ii a lomliMi'ii.
in the Pacific. Then, amid Marby Lieut General Gyoaakl
ning. However, a vast sea
of Operation.
•r
..-ov, line,.Ill Jl<
pressing
yesterday was piled hiKh
ip . I or
■hall, Admiral Stark consented Morozum^, Jap commander in
and air armada atlll is comb
ii
C n p t. Fleming entered the
toe rat it Ration.
niuikei piatfoi'in is only fan. and 1mpgly
and asked that the Army warn Mindanao, when the latter sur
ing 100,000' squsre miles off
service in Decemlwr, 1942, and
Hoi iii than an* hour after it
K. Is bringing $1.10 a ark.
••
ing* be amended so thet Navel rendered in September. Th* Japa
the Atlantic but as yet they
was commissioned n Flr-t Lieu
introduced d tall, opposition cropPio-lmlidav -loiiutiid for oraiigi
officer* at Pacific baste would nese signatures ware In broad,
haven't found a single cine.
tenant. He, received trnirting at
grapefruit and tangi'iiin-s is lin k ped up ill (lie rani, of the Conbrush made strokes In Utslr
ha advised.
Th* director uf the search
Camn lllnnding before lieing sent
nnd puckers lu ll a.s the Mai In serl'iitive party. Two coiiservvEarlier testimony has shovrxd language, while the American
— Comdr. Itichard Baxter of
to Fort Knox. Ky., and u*signe»l
Fniil I'oiiipanv
and Seiifiinl
"ffeied a motion culling for
that th* warn Inr* were sent by tenna of eurrandar were typed
th* Coaat Guard
believes
to Company " A ” of the 795th
Pflilt t'<impat,y are o|K-Mitliie at : the leji-ition of the loan nnd
eommarclat cable and did not in English. Exhibited also was . there's a chance that some of
jli,. I .i el lup \\u a!..
v
Military Police Battnlion.
full blast j£'Orai1go:i, duo l>> the
teach the commander* ut Pearl a two hand Jap Satnauri sword.
tit# men may still be alive.
They ilet laied I but the agreeThe unit later received train-1
cold * pell4*iaiini. n fine, .leal
Mr, Cullum, F a r m
Bureau
Harbor until after the Attack,
All alx ships are\*quipped
ing ut Fort Jackson. S. O., ■tmd
natural color,lltul.plenty j.iJ, ftqviir np'i t ."u.ilil 1«>_ comiury, to tile
V
General Marshall-fakl ' the com president, urged the cooperation
■'with latest Ur* saving d*at Battle Creek. Mich. Just prlorv
uml KWi-eliiCKa. Grnpsfruit and rkiffljfyV iiitcrr-Mia Is-guiisq thru
j'-ritlsfi
herence lo
'the Uiiftod Stutus
tlqigUrboM lil/cwjsr
liWenlsr |uvi» Thie I
; •
.cWa
rj.isfi a ’"tert-hcc
_ _ anil',* samr
service In the European Theater.
ttuvor. Granges me $:t.Ti0 F.G II (the goln i im lm. mi l /would coniat* Is your organization, for
March
over
the
sea.
When
Fopf. Fleming was promriUd f ’ 1
Celery i:. ilemnndiiig n good I pel n leiurtt to fii-cr londitiona
yatnr benefit and protection. .If
w.nl rldlnr w l
Upon hi, t.- you
he was an ensign, he toot,
bis prc«ent rank, und named
price In <i range of from Vi.L’Ii of inide. Jim liuw much Mipport
fall to participate and work,
turn he aaid 4hat while taking a you cannot expect magic benefits
art In the hunt for Amelin
rattimamling officer of his coinlo sfi.bii.
romnloes from
the i tin1 oppositfon aiotion will olr*
shower he received word that Col. ’rotn the work of others.’’
rharL
Glades me
in tin- luxury elu 'lain ill
I'ailiaiiiiuit is not yet
K.S. Bratton had something very froi
P*The battalion arrived
in Brit. IN PITTSBURGH with UAW ’a Walter lit Ig.lkl II
bushel, i'll! to were ■' loni’.’As tla- deb.'ile coatinucs,
He outlined the gtoup’e pro
Important and wlsheikhim to go
MIAMI.
Dec.
7,
bD-Thu
Navy
oin
in
June,
Il>44.
Hi«
runi»»"*>v
»u
lh
«r
,
I
nilip
Murray
Inter
*pllt
with
Pmiilont
Trumim
on
tin*
no laealoffering* of these.
<|uo [the I iiborltf. appealed eiuifidcilt
for 1046 as follows:
directly to the War-BepertmenL gram
ITnitnl J*111'1 "ibju* poliry. In n nulio hroAiIrnnl the hfcml tif t!|() ilmiueil to frost. The -allmg l.ean deal ' ,,f winninpr applxival for llieir raI. Labor: "W e were reason has identified 14 officers uml war aftftiL'necJ to the
Upon rrnehlng hi* office, General ably
men
olmurd
the
five
Nnvy
torKlmrdmn
II
uhp
Section
nnd
utiiH1
®!
J
*1
*
Trummi
mlriiinlntrntinn
hml
yielded
M
in
nhjecl
i:m\urdiceM
ls_ niuml over, with but a few : tificntioti bill.
(
successful last year, and arc
Marshall wa* told of the inter- now actively
southernKnglnnd.
»i»«liiAtry,» Mrefu»Al to ciuraKe in colloctivi»_ iiiu«ninin*rM and waengaged In working j P*<ln bonibcra lh*t Imve been' tinned In
nl'feiiiip from the Palm Iteneli I
cepted Japanese ‘message which
There Cant.
unit n ** liiiinif the KnujuilMurk of a 11*^:iIntiv<* dcHi^n 4'lo wtjnkcn mid sect mu..
prob
for th j Wednesday night. And officials ticlpotcd ill traffic control duth deMroy” labor unions. (Inlet.latmnall
4 indicated a break in Japanese- year ”
There were a few gie'cn pep '
American relations might, taka
2,' "Drainage work, was started h «'e revealed the names of 13 und eocorted convoys of personpels mi (lie pliltfoiio. biingillp 1
place at 1 P.M. that day. <
1‘J.flO ii (..idl'd Itampei. Manage!
summer, a matter too long,
The General, who was then last
port* situated along the Engli i,
neglected and should be pushed *■ * *ol,t while searching r
•L ti Hall ,,r lln- Alaiki'l Fruit
Army Chief of Staff, declared to a finish
i bombers.
Cnni|uui I, p,a led that lliere m e
that after learning of tho Inter
.1 r.n.rimMnt m.Hnn “ W « 1 Personnel aboard the bombers
a In;
ididliv deniipnl for
tile
During the latter 1 part of
cepted Japanese message and af
eight
and P’ll pound .i.i.ks ol
Augu.it. Fapt-’ ip Hmdwg’ > " 'l'’ ,.1.-^
ter conferring with Admiral
ornligi .
Stark,, he aent hi* warning to
ganlzatlon rented in
DriHnnv
tm n le le
fn iio d a lu o^ - u p
tb i'
Pacific commanders. Marshall said
new i .Id
lull’ tidifilp.i—t ’> I 'it„ , ...
. Base Section. It later
joined.
---------carry
ha did not specify that the warn
Mm in bine been laid, add furHcId 0Pnranrt° ^ ‘ "of llt 'uk yn. !
Simpson’s Ninth Arm .
Zinn n,.ck(
,.xeru, iv<.
NUERNBERG, Dec. 7. i/V*
IMsIlsmS Oa r t n Tkr»»)
ings should be sent by commercial
rvje'eta , w ive, U'blt Imvo
Hcn.lriunrtcr* und a^nmnnnirl
accnnipanb- wlm
w|„, u
j, .....
well
local Evidence that Grand Admiral tliei eoPi.tiiietimi will lane pine,
N Y *AO M 3/4 Georg
Dev HeflifflUiftcra
h iknown among •
cable. He decla rod that the
cult
wben
bimlier
uml
otliei
material,
li/iL in- lIn- USO on
tho
headquarters
ncros*
the
Ithin.baseball
rirvles.
lias
mmnl
( ) method of transmission was th*
lln ol Brooklyn, N .. Y.; Ens. nml subscquentlv to Brunswi. k, chief scout .if the Boston Hmvi-i Lriclt Itnedi-r of the German Nnvy nri'ilr, ll was tepoilcd.
Tlim ■dm > lo, mnl.e , "StUlllD juwWuh not merely the bluff nil I
Joseph Tipton Bo
Boss!, of Arkansas,
business of the message center
busini
eh . 1. ..It a. loom Iks and our
of the Nutionnl lA'agtit*, tu-t-oid. sen <b>e following orders__which
City, Kan.; Seaman 1/c Herman Germany.
■'Wirth was opposed to use the School Students To
lioln hrig)||Iy (‘(doted st'a
In July, I04r>. Cnpt. Fb-niin- ing to information wrctiveil In. he claimed to lx- after lili.rap- Auto Ta>r Applicants ii'ii
Arthur Thelander, of Klmhree,
fastest
“■ V S
B means. Ths General said
hell', lepo|t ill'll idol loo nro
Decorate W i n d o w Minn.; Seaman 1/e Bert Edward was sent to the Philippine Man,I- ; day. The announcement was made tun' -was intitxluced today nl llie
i did not learn until long afteril'lel f .led mill have till lied (jilt
Break All Kccords jsminValuk, Jr. uf Bloomfield, N. J.; nml waa stntlunetl In Munila. Il<- yesU-rday by llosUin official., at- Nuernberg wnr eritties tiinl.
' 1 that hla wanting* had been
unique ijcdgns. The kits
Three students of Seminol* Second Lieut. Forrest Garber, left tho Philippines on Nov. J lending the Nutionnl Baseball
The British ’ nrusocuiton road
atm by
I commercial wire*.
Tax Itieeivel Jim. 1). JinUll'. . i'wil||
K m;,, hbelln oiv providcl by the
High School, Simon Dingfelder, Marines, of New Ulm, 'linn.; by piano nnd arrived tn Sunfoul AssiK'iution meeting in Columbus, into tho record evidence that
Larry Loasing and Dorothy Ann Pfe. William Llghtfoot, Marine, recently following an 11,001) mile
Raeder nnd another of Ids 10 IIUw stleamliiu.il melliod of iioiv- l Gen',
Mr. Beck served for ninny rn-drfrndiuit*—Alfred UnH-nberg ing IP III auto lag upplieaiita'
Conference Is Held
Whitner, co-operated In providing at Lexington, 111.; Capt. George journey.
K. M. Anililupe. ii director of
C n p t. Fleming wear* the years ns u scout for tile Detroit — "o le largely responsible fnr continue- to bleak nil I vein dr, 1
scenic background for Stivers, Marines, Piedmont, Mo.;
O f P o w e r Clerks aa colored
tlaMai'ii-t Fruit t'otnpan'v, is
Tigers
of
the
American
League
ut
lii«
office,
undit
nppenr*
that
I
engineering the Invasion of Nor
window display next to Rou- Pfc. Robert Peter Gruebbl, Mar Unit Meritorious Service I’lunue,
many* motorists me inking ad (-(irotruetiiig u utail fruit nml
millet and Andersona devoted to ines, Maspeth, N. Y.i SgL Robert Liberation of the Philippines rib and later served as Vire-Pienideiit way nml Denmark.
Juice
hi and on tin- higlifiiy op
The Chirf Clerks Confsrence the Christmas seal sale, and Francis GsIHvan, Marines, North bon, th* European Theater of of the Winston-Salem Twins of
Records in Raenler’s own words vantage uf it rat her than wait
of th* northern district of the depicting the aeal tn the form hampton, Mass.: Capt Edward Operations Ribbon with two bat the Piedmund league. For tho were Introduced showing tho until li;u. ITi, llie dendlinu pro- posite tin- , ithin court of Mhirii
Florida Power and Light Com of a email boy holding a wreath. Joseph Powers, Jr., Marines, Mt. tle participation stars, the Pa
at two years, Mr. Beck has Nazi Admiral had sold Hitler on clnimed by Gnv. Millard t'aldwell. lie was the builder ami former
owner. .
pany, which is hsld every two
rn connected with the Wash the idea of Invading Germany’s
7*n d a le , lu g s n le ' h a v e am ou n t
cific
Theater
of
Operations
Rib
The model of th* boy was pro Varnon, N. Y.; 8/Sgt. Howell
month* to discuss matters per
ington
Senators
of
the
American
ed
In
$13,200
of
which
$6,3115
bon
with
three
battle
participu,
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two small northern neighbor.!
Orrin Thompson, Marines, Chi
taining to accounting, was hsld vided by the Yowell Company, cago;
ua general manager iif five months before tho attack wits icccixcd on Katun Iky; $-j,
and 8/Sgt, George Itichard tion stem, the Victory medal uisu
Linfrlc A n d Cullum
Thursday and Friday at the Hotel tho trousers by thp Hollywood Paonessa, Marines, Marmaroneck, various World War I awards und Lh#
UuUtanoog*
laiokouts
of
the
Nnoik
.
. -r ------- — -— .was launched.
Inunrhed. Raeder wuntVd 46ii iiu Mnniliiy; $L3ii:i on Tin
Shop, and gloved scarf and jac
Mayfair,
Southern Association.
1buses for GermnnU-bonts.
ribbon*.
day and < l.i’nu) on Wednesday.
N a illC f l ( t r i d ( 'llllt illllK
ket by the J. C. Penney Com- N. Y.
M o re ....................... r... t:..- .
1 ,llllllu
u r H I
-On Thursday, the group enjoyed
Mr. uml Mrs. Reck hnyr lieen
Kvidinue also. wiw Intrmln,. .j
" ‘ii“ 'T ? Pany. A. K. Rossstter loaned the _ Authorities have identified the
lieing
niude
iln>
yeae
than
during
,
— 77* —
ilrowing (HiT tne Commander-in- . ...
a,
UhruUKai wreath, and the win- officers and man'missing aboard V e t l 'P i m s O f F r i F f 1i ir it r^tfag— ttretr— snn-m-iow— in
ntln'r vi’Di , Mr. Jinktus r i s i ' u i ^
4’ K» nf «^4 iiBUounccl
« r
m s#
#j|U r j
ilaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chief of tlm German Navy
*F X
°f|,
tJ
*
,a
Rr
h
l
i
dow
arrangement
waa
designed
by
a
big
Martin
plane
that
set
out
I(c: crvi^imi* fin
tli »ti 1*11
«rien*iM*ii iViat r,U np Linifle
Roumlllat'e BkyUrk- TTmj Mr. and
u L
W a r s To M eet M onday
,°f e«»lh Sanfonl Avenue. Grand Admiral Kail Dnenitz- ritiinlwn*
Wednesday
night
from
tho
H»ilmt
an* nvailiibl*'* may >*,nH,
i*jtjitnlti
of tb«
rdc:
dinner aboard was prepared b y 1
Mr.
Heck .plans to leave
.
— tomorrow
----------- ordered
his warships nnd rummiPrompt recolpt V
Chriitpias rtann Rlvsr Naval Air Station
the t elery Feds
Mrs. M.D. OatcheU.
for Ilolly u him!. Tile Braves will Gaged troop transports t„ tly las iiuule by paying tliu license l ’1’ ’ c.liilop of
to
oeatvh
for
th#
overdue
bomb
Seminole
County
Post
No.
J
seals
may
b*
mad#
4
j
i
plasty
o
f
mid that 'Hobby
%
Present for the outing were: tiro# before th* holiday by tele ers. Home towns of the crew of the Veteran* of Foreign Wins train in* Fort Lauderdale next |British flags and signals cnroute fee. plus * 1 , which later nmuunt . ..... (halleleven
by art of the lasgLInturr. will ! 1 "H'lni Inc. I.cen namedcOH-npUtn
j t(, Scnmlitiavia.
V R.D Austin of Palatka; L.V. phoning 794, Tuborcujoois Asso men have not been released. They will hold a special meeting next Spring.
D"tli will fill thn.e pusltlons
‘
I And the German document! la- u-ed by the State. Well.iir
Abott of St. Augustine,' A.D. ciation Headquarters, or Mrs. include — as pilot, Lieut (jg ) Monday night at 7:30 o'clock at _
Ufianl for in,) tn depeiidenl child- |l""iitbt wlira the bn'llls mccl tho
Clawson, C-D. Brown and A-F. Mary Rawlins, soal sals, chairman, W. II. Joffroy) co-pilot, Lieut. the American Legion Hut located K iw am an s To A w a rd
u.ii,
|f
•itie-ulle
Piiiplo Hurricanes at
fu
rth
.
e
r
‘,h
?
„
C
5
“‘"1
pjotliuiTf rounler-plolitiiiP uiml in*
, McIntosh of Daytona Boach; R.C. at tho Sanford Clint*./
(Jg) H. O. Cone; Ens. R. N. on the LakefronL
Smile
oddities
crop
up
In
the
.
hi
gh
«rhoul
athletic field at
trigue
among
tho
Nazi
leailers
1 Fullerton of Mbzml and Mr. and
Commander
Lloyd .F. Boyle
has ^ O ran ge Bow l Trips
___ __________jm.
. ,
Allen; Ens. L. A. Elision; Ens.
re-ervalimi of ta jS, according to <' J(* " clin k. I lie
|osl-season
themselves.
One
German,
record
Mrs. W.O. Livingston, H.H. Cole
mad*
an
appeal
for
all
memlx-rs
*r
G. D. Arceneaux; AMM 1/c D.
Mr. .linkin'. One mini, for in- nTfnlr i- being sponsored by tho
showed
the
plans
for
the
Invn
man, and Mr. and Mrs.' J.A.
Dr.
Lullier
Doss,
president
of
to
bo
present,
and
haa
also
ani
i
*
____
,
E. Paterson; 8 1/c W. D. CarKlwatils t'Uib for the club’s UnLABOR LEGISLATION
of Norwny nml Dcnmnrl stunei- always wants tho tug lo derp
, Young of Sanford and Mrs. Ani
civil eg ed t'hildren’s Fund.
glllt ARM 3/e R. C. Cameron; nouneed that all veterans, having (he Kiwunf* Club, annoumxsi yen- alon
were so secret among n very tell his miuiII daughter** age.
ta Mertena of Cocoa- Mrs. Leona
terday
that
the
Incul
civic
organi
served
overseas
and
interssted
in
ARM 3/e R. J. F. Jordan- S 1/c
A
colored
man
asked
for
a
WASHINGTON.
Doi.
7,
U
P
b
few
of
the
top
Nazi*
that
former
f o r t of Tltuavfllo and Miss Juno
P. B. Neemani AOM 3/e J. T. joining the organization, ure zation will award trips to the Relchniarshgl Hermann Goctlng “ luckv iiuhiImt.” The number I I,
Welsh of Melbourne were unable Th* House Labor .Committee Menendsz; AOM «/e J. F. Oster- cordially invited to attend.
I1VILNES’ DENIAL
Orange Bowl classic- In Miami
instead of bcitig scorned is in
voted
today
to
start
iU
bearings
^ *• ettend.
____________
on N'*w Yean Day with all ex/ flew into a rage when he was in big ilcmmul • even applications
on labor fact-finding board* hsld; and S 1/c A. S. Zywicki..
formed
of
the
plane.
penses paid, to the two Seminole
MtlKDEN REACHED
^countics
tek VluJSS
1 Uon next Monday. Acting
FRA NCR BURPIIISKD
The British prosecution also de from resblepte of other^
High School Celery- Fed football
Robert
Rsmspoek,
1
SABOTAGE
CHUNGKING, Dec. 7. (/P)-- ilayera who have shown the most clared it hod evidence to demon
TacsU
'’me
UMialiv
Issued
«»-l«3t>*nUy
in .be S U t.
Democrat, said tho hoarPARIS, Dec. 7. (/P)— A French
Chlneoo
dispatches
say
that improvement in their playing strate that the invasion of Bel
numerical
mdc./
but
->u,„he,
s
j
J
/
X
^
fin
m
's
'^
n
-te
r
-'*’5 — ^
11 be public and brief,
foreign affine
office spokesman express
gium
nnd
the
Netherlands
also
WASHINGTON, Doe. 7, (/P)— Chiung Kai-Shek's national troop* ability ainco the beginning of the
*
1 jH,
committee hope* to send the Xh* Federal Bureau of Investiga art at the outskirts of Mukden
was premediated. A conference may In- icscrvod when available, j
today to believe
Inabill
ed Ms Inability
moon.
Secretary
lie declared. The prieo uf license I , ,
, /
,
sponsored legislation to tion revealed today that during in Manhuria. Th* National forthat the United “ ate* -would vtoDr. Doss aaid tha judges were of top Nazis was held in May. jilntes is the same ns lust year. ,lMU,rp'’ ' h*X " urWy had failed
■
of
Urn
House
before
1D
R
D
.
at
which
It
was
decided
.hat
for
four-power
fate tta .
th* war more then 1,600 enemy coa are said to have dost fewer finding it difficult to make th*
Applicants should bring title tn produce uny evidence to supChristina*.
control in
agents were arraeted In th# west than 100 men in their 200-mllo selections and declared that the If Britain helped Poland, Ger certificates und ante down lust noei his charge,'. Byrnes also up
many
would
disregard
her
treaties
held the records of John Bervira
ern hemisphere, In the United advance to Mukden. Chungking ability displayed tonight, against
___waa raferrtng
year's lug number.
Mid George Atrheson, tho Slate
State* alone, searches of pre newspapers predict that officials th* Gainesville Purple Hurricanes of neutrality with Holland and
to p w M
J t _ State BvniM’
Belgium.
Depart mem offlcllds who were
*y. Bjrrnei
mise# occupied by enemy allana of the National government will Would reetlvy * great real of
comment
SUGAR STAMPS
accused by Hurley of undermining
uncovered mors tu n 3,000 short- take over the administration of consideration in naming the win(O R II BETID N
American loll.-v in Ebtim.
,
WASHINGTON, Dm 7, l * V - wav* radio roeeirsrs, 2Ji00 sticks Manchuria from tho Russians next ners of th* award.
of dynamite, 4.600 firearms, and week.
William Spurling Stringer, who
GENERAL CUTS.
more than MOOfiOO rounds at mmtins reported missing aboard u
BURL IVES AGF.OS
Homemakers will welcome th*
raanltlon.
CHICAGO, tew. 7, OF)— The
W a s h in g t o n ' D ec. 7 , (/m - Inat Naval patrol bomber on
Joan Leslie has u waistcoat of
supplies, of smokod fish now wall known ballad linger, Burl Th* Army plena to reduce the u flight from Kodiak, Alaska, beaver styled with a deep V neck- '
coming to merkat. There la a Ives, and hla former radio scrip number of Its general* to about to Scuttle, Wash.,
.......................................................................
u„ ,
■e B<ln
! line
mid painted front. Ijirg* _gold
variety of cholc*. All smoked writer, Miss Helen Enrilch, are 1.000 by the end of this month, Mr. and Mrs. 1 T/Btringer, 703 j imUona finish the firnt closing;
‘ with eggs, honeymooning at Chicago. They and to 640 by
30. —
A „West, „First Ktres
. . . next
r June —
V nft Mr. an.l i She wears it with a cape suit of
»U-. were married by circuit Judge wartime i «ak in that depurtme it airs- Hors Spui liag as reiwrtf.l i muiisnl gold mwi! crops, aid top#
fee
E. Stone in the Cook occurred la i) July when; tha Ar- fa vusteiday* 'oditlun . of the „ f f tl„. cu-.cniMo with a due-llko
dark's office.
my bad tqora than 1^00 gcasral# Ueraajy
( 1 herd uf ualxlunf hvavex* , ,t-;t 4:1
Men Missing On Capt. Fleming
Lost Navy Planes Returns After •
Are Identified Overseas Duty
.Market R
Oranges,
lettuce
T fE iS S i s
5?
CITY BRIEFS
Zinn Beck Named British Evidence
C h ie f Scout Of Shows That Raeder
The Boston Braves Planned Invasion
ft
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J lm n ln s W or»hi|i, ll: U » A. M.
At THE CHURCHES
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(le v . Stark T. <*urpr liter.
E v e r y «rr.,n<t Nun,lay. H o t)
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nttinlun. *• :3n A. SI.
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C roycr Al... lin g W rit.. K:iiO C. >1
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inn Hu m Hi-i'iinti K tr c it
Hund.iy Harvlrt"— 11:00 A. M.
Mutnli!) Hr him] !>:|t A. ,M.
\Vriln*‘ sitii> % Mi r v li t-- -K:110 1
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m o il s
c a t h o l ic
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i v i nor.
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Hit li I tin* llr lg h ls .
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Chons 111
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Sumbiy uui.s; S:uo A. 11. unit
I <1:1)0 A. M.
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. jL'unft i.ln n H n lui.luy: 4:1)0 I*. II.
in t : e « I*. SI. and 7 :* « ! ' M. Is ! : • «
C. U.
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9:11 A
11.- Huni'uy School* *
*lt:<m A ,.A t . -U .i.n ltn f W arship.
'Stso f. srr'""* Juiilui mid tfidilur
Vm ind I ’ropli-
forr
Spinets, Studios,
Baby Grands.
or
$100 for U p r i g.b t sPlnin case.
Write Birger • Wcater
70!) S. Florida Ave.
r i i M i i l l : « v t i k v a i . i IIM I1 T I
I ’ nrm ir o f Kdrk Avid iu t nntl 3rd
HiFititt,
MiufjKlt‘1% J, ijiim n n l I tun t,
Hmiility tkhfHit. IlijOO.
Mfiriilnit Wt.iciili’, 1 1 " 0,
cm
iikii of
m ui vt
Hiiiiiiii.Ip Comity <.‘>iiirtiiotiar.
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Sunday Hr), out, m l
l’ » 'X « i i ] | i * . A 1 ,f |i A
V. C. SI. f ----- ‘ I t c
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Lakeland, Fla.
MIR FlIOHT DICK lined with returning soldier*. Ihn tamed ccrrler Enter-
m i I l l ' l l n r T M K WAX W ilt . M l
llr v , y . I- It unlit M4I
i
113 la lln i'll: i A v e n u e .'
IS ie i A St. — Sunila)' S r h 'n l, Ifr
dnillh, SuiHOintetident,
it,v i. A. Jt.
- siortilnu H m . lil
sp u e.
prise.‘ recently converfed Into a troop transport. Is fl own ’as she was
noout to be.tied up {it n Sthtcn Island. N Y.. pier. The 'JJIf.E" brought
home about 4.S0Q U,S. troopp^rom the ETO. .*
(In Vn/jMoaal*
i .a h k
■ Uvrbing
;WMrtl*»'K<lfl j
F IIA N K
n A rti
im im u r i
c u t it< ii
J. Iir)W ill, H I). C a lls
ir v T iu t v l i t c t i H T f i l l m il
I* i rUwi), I'nnlur
P'UpflAv Hi'IiiMilt HI;00 A, M,
H rn tlil (*;# l|iilFMirh« Htipl.
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U «i I im mlsiy r m y n
Ht-ivit'i , #:
Supply aifd Huniintr
T rips — Sec
B ill's P ack age Store
In (he meantime
Mure
To AH Y o u r Bakery
N e e d s ----- •
("H IN T
fo r
VICTORY!
Robb's
Hom e Bakery
105 W. 1st
Phone B&4-J
.a a a i u is u n l
I I I M i l A ..J H , m u «|
si.ijiii A h w nuclei, in tlm m a .
Cliicld | M'llliu., :* * i
A*
C r a te r h ervIra U :e u A. 1L
r i l l 111 If
l*nrk Av'41)1141 nt AltI It HI,
W
P* IIIuMkh, Jr.. P iiah ir
Biindnv HcImmiI. !♦!!-*, A. M.
il’u always frcslt when
you buy it at
Itomls
ll% l* T I* T
W'4irnlil|».
11 :«u A. • M.
T’ lfiliih iK Itfitiin. I lu I*. Ms
W ui
7 Jo I*. M
W fftn i Pdity H«r%lrr*
I* Al,
Nut m i ) lot Hu m ho .MurnltiK ••
Km
pin.lies fur Imril uf tiearlnu
Tim n i r n m
o r non -
O r n . v . sm i i;ini a v c i i u m
R sv. W
C. Iluleom ti. pastor
Bunilsv Heliiml, ISitO A. M.
Mnrnlrii: Hs i v Ilh . 1 1 no A. M.
You l/g Ccdptv. 7 Hd C. M
Hunilsy N la lit H c iiie r . drOO C. St
W citn cn ta ) n lg b l p ra ye r s srv le *.
RENT A CAR
•
RENT A TRUCK (|/2TON)
■ C. St
\t eiliii'M lii)
SI.
N ig lil
l ‘ r u )e r
Sic-
T IIK
• a in iiK iin .
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ttllliV tC H
ta n irel A i r . nl N in th SL
A. IT. Ol|i|i, IM stoi
Hundsy Cehaol 9:tu A. M.
T . IL M ill,II.|..... Hupl.
M u rn ln a W o rsh ip 11 .On A. SI.
T r a in in g linlnn 7:u«^C. A.
I K i ’ iillui Hi*i v I,-, 7 ::!jk C. SI.
W n tlirs o n y — SI III-w fe lt
Net vies,
Y O U D R I V E IT!
P H O N E 200
7)30
K y r r v -O llie r -T U i day — Mtudy
tL.iil-wli nlug. 7:S" •
F trs ;
STRICKLAND MORRISON
U-DRIVE IT, INC.
and
T h ird
A. it.- rtun.luy K ilim ,I
A .I
Alum.tig- t1 i.li:
is u a d u s
L ' l t r i l f II tie JK S I V i I I I I I S T
O F I.A T T K H IIA V M I M S
A iiir i'k iiii 1.••«].. ii H ilt
<lnc lilix'lt W es t id C itik A ven u e
H e iv l.e e v e r ) S u iu la). 7:30 C.SI.
lln e - l slK-akers.
l.t R ln v H K. C ltO U K H T T .
and B a r
Phone HK11
li>:i«i
tj
( ‘t-p11
Is
T u ..d s > »-
Him>l;i> Hehi.nl— jl
A li.m ln g W orsh ip
K v *u ln g W o rsh ip
F rid a y N e rv ie r— 7:3
you
ask
H O U B LI
ft llW r t ^ is p4f5l shoU7 - i s * * ’
He once fired ^0 straight “ pos
sibles"—a record unequalled on
FBI’s range. A “ possible” is
scored by placing all ahota on vi
tal spots of n silhouette o f a man
from varying distances and posi
tions.
Yes, Davey woujd Hkc to take
his inaiksmanship hack to the
football field—ninylie just f o r 1u
rrntue or gwo—but that Isn’t likely because the FBI again got its
man. |Davey loves U.-
By BUS HAM
AP Nrwsfi'iiturvs
WASHINGTON - Shortly W-forc
V. I‘. I. v in. |*. SI . - i n . i i i i i i i n t , I .at. C. st.
the war the inline of diin'icitivo
K viin ira llrli. tiurvi.-e. x.uu l ‘. is
Ihivcy O'tirien ilisiip|ienred from
Krola, Service r o 1) C. M
the sports pages. The little guy
tn.i^Texus became an Fill man.
G IIH IV | | \ >
s ill
U M S IO A S It y
Sir when Davey punned up the
A I , l. t « A < I) T A O K M A A I L K
Hiinii.til-l Ir.nti.li. Iltsliway — tie- othet day, he was ilulugcd with
)o n il ile u e is A v r a iir .
questionr. The nrineipnl one was
K ev . Ji m i ii
tinn Hi, I'nstor.
ttilltday— flibta H i M ,
tu:0a A. whether his football experiences
filled him fur a career in the
.M>.inun! W n ts lilp — 11.00 A. M.
Federal Hurcuu ef Investiifation.
liv e n lns Bcrvicv — * :* o C. SI.
Hnvey's answer wa« as' quick
‘1 lia iM ln y — S iiilu rs l. C rs y e i Msrtlc e . 1:00 »» St.
mid sine as his.pusses that Dec, 1
in Iti-ltj when he completed XI
Ihiiiws for Philadelphia 'against
Washington's Redskins In a re•ford |ierforiniwK‘e* for -professional
fnntlinll.
SlLriiliiu w n rslilg, II.o n A. l i
“ Sure, foothnll hclpeil me nren K V i.M ii » a v A ttt i . v r i r r
i »ic for the FBI." he snhl. ‘‘Foott u t m il
hall taught me that I cun meet
Kliu A l c a n a am) H r t r n l k s i r e d
people under nnv circumstances.
tiaiibutti itcli'. m| Hai.Kiiiiys, S i l l
Tlint's the hie thing.”
A M,
lT iu n .li Hvrvlees, || u-i a . M.
Like'nil. FBI. men. the modest,
l* n ,y «i Sleullna I V n l n t t l s r B vfoot-B: ir>0-poun<l former Texas
Milmci-, S:0u c.M .
rhijslinn uml Philadelphia Knglen
parsing expert l»een In
some
i. A i. r , s v u ..iitii;
pi city tight spots, from drawing
OAi'Tiai m i , UiTi
t lu li.it It. T iiy le i, p.islur
tnofn to bar, particularly during
nilp.it,., nelimil, lll.u j A g
the war.
Itoii.iul i.ile e , n ii|.t.
Slot-nliiK W u rsiilp lt:0 u A. M.
“ You have to have confidence
n n IIS W iirahlii, s un I*, st. I t * . in yourself in such situations, arvl
K ill Het Vic.'S.
that's what football give* you."
.sln iliH lin n h i . 7:3* C M.
W ml tics,lay i ’ r a iv r h .i vice. I t l l he said. “ You lenrn to cope with
the sltunibn when it nrisus. You
find out about team-play, and
ru n
ir.u-ni
(hqtpi's a lot of that In-th* FBWL
•
t i l l Mi ll
Jwallf« * A n . Ill N ltilli HL
J. Kilgnr Hoover, KUI chiof,
A ,l\ i
1*u«l«ir.
likeps his orgunitntiun unto a
HUIcOai> Sfu.Hsl,
• ».»; A. EV
football team . . . m< agent can
'». •I. AHiM lit on, tin fit.
say that he broke this or that
Alnitiing V *iMil41». 11:Imi
Hkiiilnu UoiFli)|«.
7:i»n |»,
case . . . the team.docs it.
\Vt.|ittk{|l(j
I 'm ) tjj*
S ervice,
Hoover also feels thut every
I*.
Al
•
agent must have some of the
I ’ iral nntl T h lh l T ucid<i)N
H. M. IT.
JAhi j v
m.
qtiiilitlex thut make an outstand
ing athlete—courage, alertness.
oi.v ciines h im ttf.si. m u n m i
F i l l ST S IK l I I U t lia T c m U IT I
Itsv. J. K. M c K liile ), p a s to i,
* : t ‘ A. Al.— Nunjlsy Hv IiihjI. J, 1 ‘,
i i i " . nupet Inteintent.
lt:< '0 ‘ A
Al. S lo n iliig W o rrlilp .
f ]#'• I'- Al. Youth i-'ollonsnip.
A a a K itn i.r o f iio ii
Nanfnrd
Curusrs l-aurst A vy. am i l l t h HI
“ W licru J s .iia l « tlt.nl''
K
I. W it Ii H IT , I'an lu r
N lllK tiy
Frlnml.
U.
SI.
W illis,
Napi.. 19:011 A. M.
Mo yPlug
liv v u tio n s l
Hsrvlcc,
tliB n A. SI. .
C h rist A in h l.s a iliirs (y o u n g pso<
p ie ), 7:o'« I*. SI.
i S s n a . 'll. lli' >1 v o tin g. ! ) * • I>. St,
th a y i-r n ifs lln g . p od U tbls Mtudy.
Thu m in y S:«0 V. M.
,
WmKi.-*<lay B llo i iioon
pray# l
H u rtin g. f ; ] l l l ‘. M
,
Y ou Should
K now
You "himM know about the H0%
collision or upset automobile in
surance offcrcil by the Slate
Farm Mutual Insurance Co, I f
you carry f!i 0 deductible colli
sion or upset Insurance on your
car or truck f—ffiO le deducted
from each collision and upset
claim. I f it costa you $60 to re
pair a damaged fender, you pay
iAll. .‘If another fender ii damaged
and It coste you B&0 to repair,
you agnlu pay ALL,
m ilie u s :*
tic
iiiiiih t ,
K C IB A T ln T
"U O D T H K O N L Y C A t ^ K A N H
I'H U A T l'H ." 1* Hi.* v u lilr e l
ltin
ta.sH.iii-N<tiii.,ii w h lrh w ill hr read
In C h u ri'lirs o f I'lirls l. tk 'lo itU t.
tliio u gh im t I hr w iirld on Kuialsy,
I l.-.-rnilirr, 9.
’YO U R
w!
1V
A lilu lia , t lir rltn tlu lis d lilr li nunp rt.r
tTir Iw ssun-Kerninii Is Hie
fiilln w ln a
fruin the
lllh ln : <‘ Fur
» ( tilm i and llii ,,iigli him, and lu
IvSen. a r r a ll IhtOKs: lu whngi lw
g lu ry |orn vvr“ fltu m . 11:11).
T h s . I-rs.oii-H crn iun
a ls o III. lu . lv . ths fa U o w liic lUtvtaae frmn
th r
Ctirlnltnii
Mrlsncs
ir ilt »H .k .
•■NrlriKw nml llr a lt h w ith K * y to
th r H c rletu re s "
by Slary
U nkrr
l a i d ) : “ T h r r a l r e u r l r . uf m alaphyvtra rest <m uhr l.a.la, tile d lr j n « H in d. 1 th s r r fo r * p lan t m ysalt u n irr e rv e .llv on ths le a rh lp g a
■•( Jrails, o f his o p o .tlra . o f th r
P iop h rta . and on th r iBstlim m y uf
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Helos Him In FBI
ft m<*.> tin Humt ty—
F o r Y o u r Christmas
YOUR HOME MERCHANtS
An<t the steady right arm and
clear eye that made him an ac-,
curate pnsser in football enabled
O b rie n to _ic vc)p |),in tg . oqe .p f
X v TT rrrM M i i s t
I'll I I l l 'l l l i e IM III. A
K SI. I I K N K I . K . Castor.
Sunday Hnhnnl, I u :•<) A. M.
Crr sc h ln a 11:09 A. Al.
K v n n a rllx t lc Hrrvlce, 7: i v C. M.
M id w eek P ra y e r and ' ‘ ra tio S e r
vice.
T h u rsda y E ve n in g . »:«<> C. M.
7;S« I*. >1. — Hinting Worship.
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ability to quickly orient himself, f
“ An athlete's experience is a
plus value-ns an FBI agent, other
ientiuiis Ixdng equal,” Hoov
er aays.
Moat FBI agents have legal
backgrounds, but Davey ns a Tex*
mi knew about oil field*. The
FBI reasoned that the black-gold
areas would he subject to sabo
tage during the war if history re
pented Itself.
So Davey became an expert in
that field. Rventpally he handled
every type of FBI case.
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frfiitiAV. bECEpiPEn 7t 1945
THE SANFORD HEKALtt, SANEOHD^LOTKmA
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THE SANFORl) HKIIAI.II, SANFOIU), FLORIDA
ot to .Butter from- freight car
Life In Pacific j.nshortage,
and added that .11 ore
1 la a' severe shoring* at p resint.
Ue also told of the Bureau's *ucTold Farm Bureau , ersiful
elfarls by meanii of elm, plaints to Congress of an ICC
B y H u tc h iso n ruling that allowed only lalf
gTiiallMnl K m r a if O n )
work, get proper equipment,
erect newt building*, and extend
the campaign Into other counties.”
4. “ Soil conservation Is a
must”
J. E. Itntiwn, secretary of the
Bureau, stated in his report that
he believed that Major Meeks
of the FGE had a lot to do with
Seminole County being the only
Important aytioo of the state
m n n iiu i.
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liin
shmish- wk
cu ts i t .
J l u l l lAI. cm .1 it , is AMI
l.\ r u n r u in ir . u i u t , s ix t h
o ilm e n
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\uu are licr«D ) urUvretl lu up.
, p s «r piTMinsiliy. or P a Attorney, ta
answ ef (lie Jill I ot tn m p laiiil .Here
in A lr tl utid A I i M h a II nr to >our
re* WOlice. K,iine nelna u null for
Dlvurct. Oil or tietoro the I 'm <ta)
o f Jincemqvr. JKU; utlierwliir, a
Decree P ro . Co.■nlreeti tvillelie enter
ed naalnei > .a. lur lallure to ap
pear, plea or* answer, iti rciiulred
by law.
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IT tH xm I >r;111.*I • that this Notlre be pulilislieil i,m e n week for
four consei’urlve Works In the Hanrnrd
lieiu liL a Newe|ia|>er pttbHelie<l at Pajtfniil, Hemlnulc County,
Florida.
. _ W ITNK 8H tit) lot ml nml seal litis
tSIu day oL Novemlier, i s i).
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school, lit- told of the modern i them aa the lies! in the world, I J n r r v
fllm itl
Crwvt-iia H u rrlm n e phiyPr w h ile Ids Hu* Hnrrlrtine tc svore rt
equipment, the morhantied shop <mid added thnt morale of the
, ' . ****■? C J lu riM luiims broke Eddie Ojin)j’« MKW puint- in ten gunKs.
and of the training program ] men was best whin they were up 1 0 0 .M l It 11)1 I . P o i n t s it’COid. (eiinul in tiUti tnu in* 1
given the boys which would en-, at the frunt in foxholes, living
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able theni to follow agricultural on K rations. He praised his men' • p oll si i m i i i l-q l-i i f ' •
pursuits.
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General Hntchfcon said that he whom ure from Sanford and pre-lrBOt. |IX 77
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found the New Guinea jungles to dieted most of them would be
1 , ' r ‘ iv f t n f ,,‘.l ll
be much- - different from his home by Christmas.
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original ideas. He told of the
A urogram of entertainment record l.i t akiitir i n l.irn.,,, ,, \ m
coarse tall grass and thick vines that included the following pupils , B||
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and trees that had to be hacked I of the Cogburn School of Dancing { “J! ",,,1 ^ \ ‘ ' hl &
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away with a machete before one was presented: Phyllis flach. Nor|„ H,
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eould get though, but he added ma Jean Saver. Anita Afken, I E Mlani! .e«m
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that Where there k -as heavy lim- Kloise Cook Am, Whitaker, Jnc^-fcoi.irn the Grange l.owl -eat-
tank refrigeration, when tyndreds of cars of perishables *»>lled as a result.
He praised the work of dsnator L. F. Boyle and Representa
tive L- B. Mann and M. B. Smith
in making the Central Florida
■ Experiment Station a reality. Tic
I said -the Burentr- hud favored a
I soil conservation district and ust
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|u drainage district msy alto !be [ readily. Except" for coconuts no
|necessary here. He prtitsed |hc i said he saw, very little organited
i efforts of County Agent C. K. |fartning. Bananas, papayas and
Dawson and Representative
Ltrnpiul. fCHiUj»bouiii!cd.. Beautiful
Hendricks in securing Bahnnnd harduomls.- -iiocK as miluigwuy
laborers without whom vast nnU teak, were plentiful. Coffee
I o s m s might have been suffemd Bl)|| rut,i,er were
described as
by growers.
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still In the experimental stage.
He also told of Bureau aid in T |,P tree* wete full of multiselling lockers for a proposed colored birds, but game was
froien food plant in Sanford, j „Cnrce ulu| there were plenty of
but added that this, was not a pythons, which the natives deregular Bureau project but that [ cjirle(J to uu,
^ . ^ f f n ^ S S r i h a w Amlsn
on the housing program had-been
deferred pending the time when
labor and-materials are freef, jic
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STAFFORD’ S SERVICE
STATION
1 The Fuxly Wui.y natives arcI h-salil'VuThi^Hjritar'wTiT^ii'bYr
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year as a director of the I lorlpa ‘prttfiltlvc, others were well eduFann -Bureau, said that JOT* Rated. even among the Moros.
hacked up Seminole CountyJn 0lltno xvn>. v ,pnUfu,.
n ,|ock
Its projects, and that the Anierl- hunting expedition resulted in a
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Bureau ^Fgrieratfth b„ K
2Q^ pkli a lK.cr, T llor*
backed them up In II ashingto i. urp Bq|,| m|ne„ not, yet touched.
He declared that there might not ] hp ynj|| nm, ,hp |)p| Mon,e in.
have been any foreign labor in i tests have large 'pineapple plantsFlorida Imd not the national or-1 tions.
ganiiation written the original .
xuidU. I
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I III Sunfurri A t e
Wt- Utfitvv. y»»n will
unotlior-qltc . . .
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thnt purstinnt i „ f'lit pter 11*1. Klorl
da Ktatntrs. 11)11 iin nmHule<l. Hu
follow in g described luml In Ketn'
mile I Hunt). I'lutlil . Will lie ntfer
ed for sole nt llilitle olilery for Hit
liluhei t nml l.sst i nsh 1)1,1. at tin
ffpn t door of III,. Priiittiole t'mititt
Court House III Hanford. Iiealmilnn
fD ^ J H I) A. M.'. on Deceniber 571It
borer#.
X o i t liloek IS T lrr S The TVmvii
Dr. R. W. Ruprccht, director of
o f Hanford
lad I llloek IS T ie r f. Tlte T u an 1the Central Flcrida Expcripient
progress
In
o f ttanfnrd
1 Statiun, reported
lad IS n -d tls Hnt,dA vision t-lat getting clear title to the land,
llook ] pain. »r.
lad # tiba-k ' ( » -N orttr-C tn in in igl and -told of _j*-litUng_.lV»rk al
P la t llo o k 2 I 'ages SI to SB
ready done. He cited figures to
lad 7 llbirk 23 North Cliuluota I show that this section is holding
Pint llook 2 Pages SI to Till
i 1U own with Glades production
N W 1.4 o f NKM of NfSAt Heel Ion of celery- Additions to tho staff
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Hallmark
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tails ?. A I llloek A, II.. It.. MPchcira H ur)r)‘ of thr |,evy tlront.
I f f ' Hook 1 P. ire fi.
lads I. I. 77 ti H llloek l ( Dreamwold Pint Hook 3 Panes Mi * 91 i
ft Plat Hook 1 I'jiaes 3# A »».
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lad 3 llloek I# Dream wold Pint
llook 3 Pnnrs !>'■ ft >1 ft ‘ Plat I
Hook I I-ours 30 * ss.
l-ol 1 llloek IS Dreumwokl l-lal
Hook 2 I'uxes Mi ft SI ft l-lal
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D E C ID E D L Y C O R R E C T
The mure particular a man is about Ids groom
ing the more he'll appreciate the invisible
magic by which SPOKT8 JIIAN Hair Dressing
keeps every hair in place . . . amt the cool,
chan-scented refreshment of SPORTSMAN
Shaving loilioii You'll find these and other fine
SPORTSMAN Toiletries for Men in handsome
sports-inspired containers in our Toiletries
Department, packaged individually and In com
bination sets for Christmas giving.
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ITIi-rk o f ills I ’ lreull Court
Hemlnote o>unty, Klorhlu.
( I ’ lU llU Court Hr.,1)
Terrible-Tem per
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GROOMING ESSENTIALS
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W hite and Colors
Stuff ed
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W h a t c o u ld be sweeter ?
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ALBUMS
Fitted Cases
1.95 to 1 f t . Of
A woman relates how her busbund's awful temper almost drov*
her nuts; she was ready to throw This ( In one isallct holds: Hills,
him out on his ear when she dis Change, Cards, Keys, Identifiescovered It was aot really his fault tlon, Photos.
because he was full of poisonlous
waste matters in his intestines
caused’ by sluggish liver action
He had bad upset stomach, IndiuQftlen and the gas pressure In
his stomach was causing a nag
ging headache, he felt terrible
all the time. His bad dreams at
night turned the houee upside
down and he’ always-grumbled
about bis food. Then ahe got him
■■■to. try WiOfllDA IJVRA TONE
and within 'a couple of. days he
Was a dllfertnt man; good deposi
tion, more *tp. he sleep* well and
eats Ittie regutsr folks.
live ingredient* often m
doctor's prssrrjptipns <o t
system of polsonloox waiti
ter In th* bpvselt: all to p!
that grand feeling a1 , wt
health. Gat your botUa how at
any drug ator*. Renteml>er tho
name fLORIDA U V R A TONE.
GAMES
Whi t i ng
TOUCHTON
DRUG
COMPANY
3 T ier * The Town,
BOOKS
Give lu r ;: i l l - nf (u-iiuly . . . j-ifl.s that
fla llt-r l.i-r it-itiiniitily . . . gay ami
glnniiuiiiis g ifts iillt-r her m\n liCHrl.
(Jive her llm llin g toilc-trie< . . . Kcpnli
nu-nlnl ct lugiu-s . . rmiitinlii- pt-rfunits.
Ctiii- lu-r lovi-liiu-ss from our u lilteriiu;
galaxy o f lu-attliful -;ifls.
tliv e lu-r
lirauly, and you g ive (hi- fint-sl g ift o f
all.
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Cor afir.r hpr lmth...a plan
ruuml iio^ of AAveci-smclling,
ePppery-Boft dueling poivdcc (willt puff)!
For tmy Lime...a pretty fldwer-decked bottle
full of refreshing cologne. Both
richly scented with beguiling /
'Tueey Safari Perfume
* ,. packaged in an
imprearive gift box.
**— And Ihry hruui;lit Him
x i l t » nf kolil. franlflneeu w ,
nnd m y rrh ."
T h e ir firs t
C hristm as g ift s o f th r M agi
frc q u rn tly Mpprarrd in p re
scription* at the llm r o f thr
N u tfv ily . F ran k in rrn sr anil
m yrrh a r r slMI p rr»rri'ird .
hut gntil h»> bet n proven lo
be n f no nirdlcinul talu r.
H ow ever, our
pmlrskiunul
reputation Is thr "g o ld rn
in g red ie n t" that g oes into
e v ery prescription we I ill.
J'USSY
Bubble Bulb
SOAP
59* tu $2.09
FRAM ES
.. $1.00 to $6.95
FOLDS
$1.00 to $10.00
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PERFUM E!
I' h im L r
COM PACTS
1.19 to 2.95
M IT T S .......... 59c to 2.50
Uuw lil tl
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B O X E S ......
5.95 to 9.95
Tuck in a bft of Yanlj
Oarer, the Ismoes
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BIBI.1 /h.tSE i C. TODAY
CHRIST DID NOT DESPAIR
OF REALLY WICKED MEN.
DOES YOUR CHURCH SEEK
LOST SrEN OR'JUST FOR NICE
PEOPLE: The son of than came
to seek and’ to save that which
was lost.—l.uk# |U: 10.
Former Ambassador Put Hur
ley says two top ranking Ameri
can diplomats tried to sell this
country out to Chinese com
munists. Rut why pick on these
two? There hnve Men hundreds
In various departments trying
to do the same thing.
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America Hopes To
Revamp Japan On
Democratic L in es
JAPAN. Dec. 7. lA '-M iic h
the Americans hope to re-vamp
nlung ilemocrnlic lines—again Iiun
felt the iron hand within" Gene
ml MarArthiir's glove.
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And for the second time in s
week, the Allied Supreme Comm
ander has shown that civil inti,
finnm-inl. and propaganda lend
ers will not lie immune from pro
secution as war crime suspects.
Two developments holster the liehy labor an«l lief that .MacArthur means liusi-
pons -issued before Jan. 1. leav
ing family housekeepers to won
der how- they arc going to make
plum pudding without sugar,
vuuiiT lieuinor in Ktiri’ ti.ii ih unit’ to jMty hin prici*.
Kiln or sacearine. An Atlanta GM, obvioUHly, dare not pay Mm price even if today it could,
wholesaler reveals that he has I
70,000 pounds, of sugar and ’’rajl't , because if it yielded, there could be another demand tomor
move a graliF of it because no row which it could not meet* and remain solvent. It is just
body has any coupons." If you ax import uni for labor, that employerx renuiin solvent as
want sugar for (mrlstinss, wire
your congressman and tell him that lalior ifel a certain raise, more im|xirtant, in fact, be
cause if the coriMirntton' uo't's broke there will ,he no wage.
so In no uncertain terms.
.
If «
committee—or a court—elected
' ness as he steadily develops tho
roundup. One is his refusal to
grant the government’s appeal
that Printo. Morltaraa Nusnlniotj.
the 17-year-old brother of Ja
pan
fl.-Jt post-war fremier, be
reprieved. The ’ other Is yeste:duy's order for the arrest of two
of .Japan’s most powerful politiil flguios— Piince Konoye uu.l
Murqui* Kido.
7 his latest move has u two
fold eifect: It teaches right into
tho Imperial Palace within whis
pering distance of Emperor Hirohi.o. and il cracks the democratic
fAriidr hastily being erected by
In these iluys of shortages' munayement l^otb, of men truxted by both, could be ontof both help. and. merchandign
•lu rin g tfar rush poWerotl Fa sen the Ifcoks ^flnd all the .facts on both sides
•nil especial
ports that Konoye was being
mode a special turget by the
Chinese, that the Nationalist
Goveromtnt hail demanded his
arrest. This is not unlikely, fur
the Chinese feel they have a
special score to settle with him.
Konoye was the Japanese Prcmler during the time the Toyko
war lords deliberately touched
off the Asiatic fire which etill
is referred to at the Chlnsr in
cident.
ills war minister, you
will recall, was General Tojo,
who later overthrew Konove's
third cabinet and succeeded -him
as Premier. Since Japan's sur
render, the Prince has been try
ing to tie on the halo of tho
great democratic defemler., But
General MacArthur knocked that
askew, first by denying Kmigye's
claim that he was revi-ing’ thg
constitution—at the (k*cruU*4|d
Society Editon Cecelia Tralock
Social Calendar
Meeting P
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Baptist
G roup
FRIDAY
The W.M.S. ot the First Bapi.
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tist Cburch will meet nt the
Dnughtera ««f the Woslty Class church annex Mosdny-at 12:00
“ j* rirst Methodist Churck o’clock noon for a covered dish
will nave Its annual Christmas |luncheon and business meeting,
tarty on Doc. 7 at 7:30 P. M.; After lunch the dx circles will
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” right at 718 .Magnolia Avenue, bold a general assembly for Installatlon of officers for the In
... n ——t-MONDAi
coming venr.
1“ 6f Aba-' Pre-Cyter^ireslrtr-M the m eetingThn f 6liowlng
chairmans
will
draw
names for circle members for
the. -coming year: Mrs. It. T.
Thomas, Mrs. J. M. Stint-cipher.
Mrs. K. K. McNab, Mr*. S. C,
Dickerson, Mr*, l.ulu Miller apd'
Mr*. M- N. Cleveland.
It i* requested that all mem
bets attend the meeting.
-
WANTED — ACTORS
Amateur* — with IVrsonsllty
For
Nest Production ’’THE I'A TS Y
phone I'ruvincetown Players
99H Sanford
I lo 2
or
6 to 8
IT’S IN THE
BAG FOR
CHRISTMAS!
C o rn e t M en’s Ift s a r
r*
Mrs. D. II. Welch of Orlando
was visiting friends in Sanford
Thursday.
Miss Frances McDougal has
returned from Gainaaville where
she attended a medical meeting.
Mary Louise Meriwether de
parted Nov. 30 to visit her aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs, Frank
Weldoo-in
Fanwood,
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The Champ C. Kirklands of
Jacksonville were the guests yes
terday of Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
I’irturetl above itre some of the Seminole llig
School and ..New Slttyinn High School hoy- ami
Mitchell at t i l l Mngnulin Ave girls enjoying a Celery Crate dance following a football game. Evelyn Mathew*. Kenneth LeffJer
nue enroute to-Miami.
Daphne Connelly and Weslc\ Jackson are shown «> n the iron! row. The Celery Cinte will be open
every night during the Chiistnms holidays for tin living, game, aml picture shows it was announced
CPO II. It. Porker of Lynch today hy Mrs. I’.T. Tepsir director. Every high M-hofll student -i> invited to ntteml.
burg, Va. has arrived in Sanford
and is residing temporarily at
«• inipincnt
pilrchostsl fot
tinthe Carolina Guest Home. He
M*hno| and also I Its- prog res- of
>will marry Mire Jane Henson of
the luurhrtMiiii.
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TSanford Saturday.
■ '
Mis. K.- II. Smillr gn\e the
'treasurer’s leimrt kind Airs; J, 1'.
Capt. VV. T. Fleming has ar-Mr*. Bdwanl Kircher,. goes ('tdlcn, piesldcnt. presented a
The annual meeting, o f- the i.rived in Sanford - after serving
Seminole - County * ’Chapter of with the Army in ths ETO ami speukt-r ut the Southshle Priouir; past prvsnlem’s-pnl’ to Mrs. II t..
nr ||. -„,I syhool P.T.A. nidpiing ySster.la; UltnCn. Mbs. t'l'.' K Cnrf'dfV'ii-n-I
American IJeH Cross will be held Pacific theaters of
is *
1 ■tiernoon. told of >
true 1 ite;i:> the 'I'.T A . s-tate conventnH),'held
Dec; 13 In the Red Cross rooms Mrs. Fleming arc
resnlinir
on. i„K of Christmas.! She also ifi< recently In . Ijiiytoiut and .Mi#n Lakeshore Boulevard at 0:00 Palmetto Avenue. •
,
|cussed : tuberculosis' and eni Kupert Strleklnml i cod'mi'll it id,p. m ,
••
r
Drown son P."*,l**‘l D>c imporlanee tif put written fhy .Mr.-, IVoltBcJI&'Uiti,
An Interesting program will he
given in which various Bed Cross
orrivtM^ iiomS ,ch!,sl,'K ,hc OU-ist.ns, seals nov ilsT i’ I’ dViV pn—iili-ni.
Mrs. .1. t . MilriH-lt, piincip.il
and a hnlf *M‘,'ig sent to citiseiis througli tin
services will be explained.
expiainetl tin- iiin-i point.- require,I
Dr. O. L. Barks will speak on
rudlo tcehnl- I m" ' ’ . ..
work among prisoners of war.
lennnult Air I Little Miss Patricia Piatt sang to innke Souiliside -chool a iiiom
I “ Awny In A .Manger" nrenin her of tin- llllie I'jlihnii A.sm-iuGeo. Kick will talk of service to
j pained at the piano by Mrs tion. One point rcoiiiie* tlmt .i
air crewman. Other interesting
speakers will be present.
terson U 8 N, |Canneta Ray. Mrs. J. N. Arrn state jippinved study cmn-e dm
son, hns re- I rello, secretary,..rend the mlnutri given lund it was decided tlmt
The annukl election of officers
le discharge 1°* the last meeting. A reporl Mrs. .Mitchell would eoiiilticl the
for 1940 will be held, and all
___
Hidden Lnkc i w** given by the meinhcr-dii| eourselln the early Spring as
thou who have paid their Bed ___
sisted hy Mrs. .Iitliu Miller.
• •
Cross membership dollar are en- after serving five yenr* In tho chairman which indicated tlin'
It was lllsn del idl'd to In-td
.
-DU nicinliers art- now emollei
titled to vote. Everyone Interest U Si. Naval Reserve.
---------- -----------In the Southsiile P.T.A, n id
ed in Red Cross and its great
Nell G. Pqwell, son of Mr. percent increase over lust year
work Is urged to attend this
and Mra. C. L. Powell of Sanford, Mrs. Hurry l„ Drown gave r
meeting.
has- received his honorable «)!■• ' report on the motion picture
charge from a U. S. Military I ____________
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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Academy preparatory achool on
Dr. and Mn. B. J. I-a Cour Dec. 4 at Camp lilandlng. * He tnas Is t-oming tit Inst . : . Til,
ilntriie director int<-i i nplt-tl '
of Monroe, La. announce the entered the service on Oct. Ill, Cotillion (.’lull tiridgu party whici
followed
ednesduy night wa.
ver Mime lines with Ilnur. |
birth of a ton, Charles Meri 1044,
---------truly
a
sun-css
.
.
.
the
mei:
ii mule tho cry fm quiet
wether, Nov. 20 at Monroe. Mrs.
Pfc. James G. Lee, son of Mr. were sortu scarce us CBM
lln'j ilisluiirc, the voice of 1
La Cour is the former Virginia
and
Mrs.
J.
M.
Lee
of
2000
1UCKF.lt,
RICHARD
D
I
A
S
penler*' foieiinin umliling:
Meriwether.
Orange Avenue, is expected to C 11 A R L E 8
HBTTS,El.TON
ilil tlmt hummer!"
arrive home in the near future MOUGHTUN,
HARRY
MINA
in’t think it's worth hiring 1
for the tree.
after serving 30 months over- R1K, J.' W. ROBERTS and BN
re Tihliett for just Hint ,
The Pilot Club will hold lu sea* with the Army. He I* now SIGN .11. A. KOCH were the diitv
•|Inh u lisetveil
Bv GUNK HANDSAKKK
regular business meeting in the enroute from New York City to pluyers . . . ItRACK
PERKINS
HOLLYWOOD,
i J’ i N i-n r l
Hotel Mayfair at 8:00 P. M. to Camp ninnding where he will and -SKIP WH1DDON pmin-t <-of everything plimit II,,I, Hone i<
lie preceded by the board meet receive his discharge.
feu with JESSIE DURDEN in gnu. Even tin- ted bicycle lie till,
ing at 1:30 P. M.
----------the
kitchen . . . ANNE
MAC- from liis dressing room to the
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stein- NE1LI, EDITH
I EE. KI.SIB carries n sign to v.-nin Ikiiiowci
nett left yesterday for their DOSS ami OLIVE HUNT wtmlil "D rop it. brother! Hob Hope."
home in’ New York City after play a game, talk a game uml
The quips tossed off lu-iwi*
spending several days-with their so on . . . MRS. W. E. Kllti'lL rnmern take* bv (hr guy with tl
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.-HOFF wore n stunning scn-hluc scoop nose mnl iiipIcrsUiug jn
Charles Wilke at
420 Summerlin |ostrich plumehnt thatwn-outnre ns funny n* uny Hint get mi
Avenue. Mr. andMrs. Stelnnet*-of this world .. ANNETTE 1 \- his pictures.
were enroute from California ING, ROSA HOYLE, ESTHER
The director mile,I foe quit
where he received hla discharge RIDGE, and MARY WHELCIIEL mnl in the distance u e n ip e n le i
forrmnn s.-ing out utt-hxliously l
Nuw for a sidcglnnce from
i splitting atoms or whatever It is
they do with them to splitting
. . . well, combing . . . hairs.
It’s up . * . it’s down . . , but
no* milady’s hair is going half
way up aguin . . . thiif time over
on* ear . . . That Is, if coiffure
confections •dreamed up before n
thousand hairdressers meeting at
Miami Beach are any Indication.
"No more topnots for the smart
set," ruled one nationally known
hair stylist as he set aliout the
finishing touches lo his new offcenter
hairdo . . i Whether
or
not your views coincide with such
hairdos and don’t*, you’ll agive
K— BONDS I.Ati
WASHINGTON. Dec. 7, i/P>~
The government’s Victory Loan
drive has gone over the top, but
Treasury
Department
officiate
aren’t too enthusiastic about the
results.. The reason Is that sales
of small-denomination “ E" Ixinds
have reached only 6H percent of
their $2,000,000,000 quota. Trea
sury Secretary Fred Vinson Says
that volunteer salesmen will contlnue their campaign until tho
E-bond goal hae been achieved.
— also— “T H E F IG H T IN G L A D Y
D ouble Feature
citw
moi
SAT. O N L Y !
&
_
iere Comas Trouble!
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Lustrous
Pearls
l.eather
llillfo ld s
$3*50 up
Spray Pins
*
$£.5() up
ItANSnVWSAJ
S U R P R IS E T H E M W I T H S P O R T S E Q U I P M E N T F O R ? H E l!t
F A V O R IT E G AM ES
l
nhown
P IN G P O N G G A M E S
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T A K E GOOD C A R E OF Y O U R
I
To keep them in tune
PRESENT Car!
I
Fish in g Tackle— B ait
B O X IN G G L O V E S
dYLVIA
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SYDNEY
For Dad
;
F ly in g M odel A irp lan
Bring It to ua regularly
EducaUonal
fo r P R O M P T , E F F IC IE N T ,"
E C O N O M IC A L ,
and. Entertainl
Right t *
l
,. 4 »
Lapel Pin and
MRS. FRANCIS BOLZ silver
dragon pin which the wore ca
en only ornament on • black
crepe. . . MRS. S. D.- HIGirLEYMAN’S navy blue cloth hat trim
med with rhinestone clips and veil
. . . MBS. J. II. ROOTS tailored
•qua wool^dress^worn wItli^
good looking tow cut black patent
Th e whole fam ily will enjoy
NEW Car
Provincetown P lay ers
-
Eacringr Sets
*__ D resner Sets
change" removable bright
colored nlecvex amcrican
rayon alpncn, brown-ming
coral; grey canary l i me ;
black-ocean Aqua; s i z e r
------ BcaulJfulb_lioxt’( L
$ 1 4 . 5 0 up
IJidiex nnd Men’s
W ris t W atches
nine to fifteen.
Gold und Leather Bands
A bag o f distinctive
beauty . . . in a
handaome d e s i g n
with the Very new
plaatic handle.
$ 5 6 'M
up
Reginald and Rita Goode
The Exciting 3-Act Mystery
Diamond R in gs
W ed d in g K in gs
Corfiedy
A beautiful OMiorlmcnt
M u rd e r
$ 6 5 - 9 5 up
in
W ith out C rim e
Car* nod Maintenance
HOLLER MOTOR SALES
u
li
!roasuri‘N_of rare beauty
STARRETT
Yov’H
President Truman has fallen
hack on the Railroad Labor Act
for hie solution nf troublesome
labor problems In automobile,
■tael end allied Industries. Hu
Would require • 30 day cooling
off period before • strike could
be celled, and set up a fact find
ing committee to see which side,
If either, is telling ’ the truth.
Bomething of that nature seems
to be the only change of giving
tba public any protection at ail
Agslnet paralysing strikes. The
omobile s<
■ family ■
r;
r ’ ■■
.
l= lll= lll= lll= lll= lll= lll= lll= lll
------------ U N T I I r Y O U C A N ~ B U Y ~ X ----- --
clothe*
THIS R IG H T (il
CHARLES H
FIX HARDING
w *"8
“ Amnriiij: tin' jo!-. Hint gu
Vullcc gels,"
lioli reiliiuke
smacking his gqm% lie ,-liews
mressnnily. tucking it ini,, „ , n
net- uf his ninutli when colled iq
on in net.
Hob is currently making I,
version of llic HUM Itmlotph Vi
ji |lentllio stniTcr, ’’Mon-1, in Hem
p" cniie." Cl,nl I,, purple tit in km
I- breeches uml sqiinii'-eut cunt ml
TERRACE TALK
AND THEN T H E R E WERE NONE
The columnist Don Herold soys,
“ I f the millions of farmers and
atenographrr* and grocery storo
keepers, and housawlves and allmr
workers of tho country made ns
much n fuss about themselves, ns
Industrial workers, who are al
ways striking, life in America
would sure be one largo hulla
baloo." — St. Augustine Record.
Some people seem Ui forget that
Industrial workers are a rela
tively email proportion of the
total number of workers in
America.
C li f l ^
.enter, Among
ot means irliert
tixe who speni
plttnt serving as
They ‘ ai l they
• - -i tc ple're'ti
m in again. The
ixviy to nawtra. l wi It -the
his C lew : ” 11•• •■|,| I lint liiililtiiei'!
LAST DAY!
IA fortfbtten shade of (he past ix evoked by (he an*
nouncemiin( (hat (he 85-ycar-old Y’iUorio Orlando may xoon
(ry hix hand again ax premier of Italy. Orlando wax premier
during thu Treaty of Verxaillex.
Nominally one of the Big Four with Wilson, Lloyd
George and ChemonCcnua Orlando was definitely xccondrate in ability and in the .strength of the. country be repre
sented. When Italy failed to get her desires in the peuce
treaty, Orlando fell from power and hns lieen little heard
from aince.
*
i It ix not likely that a second trial in these stormy dayH
would lie-much more successful.
STAMFORD, n.nn. Dec, 7. f/P
Spokesmen for the Yale one
Towne Compmiy nl Stamfonl
Conn., and striking AS of I. uniot
workers have iieid a seven-hou!
conference with Governor Hay'
n result, t
mnnd Hnldv
Nearly Everything
About Hob Hope Is
A (iag, Says Writer
GendTn^nWrdo’ nhgx- she will
carry with pride und joy! In
Rlack, Brown and Navy.
Phone 22
.SITUATION WANTED
FANHBIX, Penn. Dec. 7, </P>—
When the wnr ended, n govern
ment contract held by the Sharon
Steel Corporation of Farrell, Penn,
was cancelled. The plant was
forced to close down, and -l.intn
workers lost their jobs. Put th.*
1-1,000 r£Mdrnt* of Futrell «!i«lti”“f
want to live in a ghost town.
They lioosted their own property
taxes by 20 to 26 fervent, an.l
aullioiired tie city to lorglVe thSteel :Corporation* 100,0J7 a yi.ir
in tnxes for up to five yen *. un
til it ran get l-u k uii its fie*.
N<>wv say/
.Irrrino.
, n
mid xtate them clearly, more than half the cauxes of strikes
Ghost O f The Fast
PAGE FIVI
The giant liner carried ySV Cunii
dian army troops and l.Wl inti
of the Itoyul Canadiun Air Force
Finding The Facts
Whether the exact (Intiiils tif F’re.sident Truman’s fact
finding plan are the best possible is open to Question. Hut
The New York Time* give* it Is not open to question Mini finding the facts in cases of
Florida a boost in its maguxine labor strife is tif the first and uttermost Importance.
section when it says tho greatest
No one can take away from any laboring man his right
winter season in the history of
the state is just around tin- to strike, while the Constitution of the United States of
corner. Florida, it says, "hss j America Htill stands. Klther a man may decide whether he
everything under the sun, and,
this will he the most rip-snorting will work or not, and for whom, or he is not a free man but
season Florlds has ever exper a slave. Cases where men. have been forced by economic
ienced, including the fantnstie situations into virtual, if not nominal slavery, nre not here
boom dnys of the 2l)s.’’
in point. The right to strike is basic.
a ■ ■— ■
But in all this talk of strikes there ixmot’ enough ques
While'sugar piles up In Florida
warehouses, the OPA announces tion going deep down below the level of the. strike. Why
there will be no new sugar cou do these strikes occur? Primarily because neither side
THE SANFORD Il*RAli>, SANFORD FLORIDA
Set
ordering on Mae Arthur's b£sek Hat Thui,
hy1 abolbhing h it .position before
'{ ( W f f l ’ Uie stamlpdink'vl; o*er-all thei Marquis’ \ akrest was an
Arnffirance, it miy ‘turn l.out nounced, some t* the stigma as
however, that the arrest.of Mar sociated with the relationship
a is Kido has even more far- might lie spared .the Palace, v
Elaborating
on
MacArthuifs
traching importance. Kido wrs
ike fixer in Japan, the real power previous war criminal roundup,
brhind the throne. It was through yesterday’s arrest order aljb
him that the war lords hod oper reaches into the propaganda field.
ated since June, li>40, when Hiro- Vice Admiral Takuo GodoWspE
hito named him Lord Keeper ot dalty -before and during thP’ wdt
the Privy Seals—a Job he held was propaganda, while Teketofp
until it was ordered abolished Ian Ogata, a leading Japanese jour
isonth. Kido, a small, shrewd in- nalist, headed the cabinet board
tlvidunl who knew how to pull of Information, a recognised war
tke right wires, was the emper time propaganda
or's closest advisor.
He could I financial realm again was hit by
nnke and breaa governments, t inclusion of Shlgeo (Mate, a long.
an I it was he who put Tojo into time fnlitico-cconomlst and Vis
count Okochi. who headed toe
There’s »~<mrlou«-angle ■to his II iken industries: wHIfh were vital
removal *i» Ltml Keeper nf thu to Japan’s war. i-mndmy.
P r iv y
Seal—Although srnmlly
he was not 'removed, the position
was eliminated. There is reason
to suspect that, the im eri-il
household mav hnve been tipped
off some time ago that Kido wnu
' HUHI i MHml
--m - -«f! '.«!■
]i!,
It wan just, fotir yearn ago today'thai , the Japs
launched thciir sneak attack on Pearl Harbor committing an.
outrage which the civilized world will never forget and
for which millionH of |>cop!e, both guilty and innocent, have
sacrificed their lives. The Japanese nation hn« paid, and
will continue to pay, moat denrly for this outrage against
humanity.
It is perhaps not inappropriate that four years latei
the details immediately preceding the attack and having to
do with the actions and attitudes of our highest public ofSicinln toward the security of thin country nre for the first
time being brought to light by the Pearl Harbor Invc.ntigating Committee. The testimony of such top ranking gen
erals as Milan, CJerow and Marshall with regard to the
extent of unp.repareibieaa^jn this country an well an !n-th«
rroglignnce of officprg»in-Hn\vnit; Fs—mo»Hilbuffrtiinting^-' ::
It ix, tif couwe.-tia-’ty to excuai! yjpm-ull on UitMtrttjindH
that hind , sight i* .lien or thhn foresight and tint cviin'
though they know tho -laps were going to attack, thoy did
not know where. It neemn tlmt tho Philippines had been
property alerted, but that Hnwnii bad been led to nunport
dangers from nnbotnge only. Hilt even in the Philippines,
n.s the recent nrticlon of General Walnwright, have made
no plain, there wan an almost total lack of readinenn
rope with even a minor emergency.’
In a democracy it in possible always to pans the
blame bn to Hie people for, of course, the people goveriFand
it was the people wim were primarily asleep to the hazards
of wnr. And yet it wan certainly a part of.their leader’s
duty to wake'them up’ and see that they were provided
with the necessary information, which they themselves had.
upon which to bane any sound program for preparedness.
. The lesson of Peart Harbor is that the “ price of liltort.v
is eternal vigilance” not only with rcsjteoi t<| enemies with
in. hut nlso with regard to those who may attt\ck from
without, and that such vigilance cannot he left alone, to
public officials, no matter how highly trusted. It Is the
people’s-duty fo keep awake with respect to foreign af
fairs as well as.to domestic |Kilicics and to demand of their
leaders adequate protection at all-times.
•
Gold
W atch Chains
B A B Y S'
Mather of Sanfo
203-09 E. 1st St
I'hone 127
�FRIDAY, DF<Cfif4BER 7,1945
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
7 •ft r ~ ' ' r rfc i | ' ", fi
mil ^Imi'iovcil techniques at child- toward Emperor Hi rohi to In
neetion With the war crime*
------ But he did outline the
on whith the prosecution
Tn Japan basin
would operate. Said Keenan:
ext Month
“ The accused will be presumed
. _______
innocent until proved guilty. JspTOKYO. Dec. 7, (/Pi — Chief nnesc war criminals must be
United Stutea Prosecutor Joseph punished and humiliated so that
L. Keenan said in Tokyo today they will uo down In history as
that the first war crimes trials ordinary felons of the lowest
in Jnpan are scheduled tenia- 1type. ‘
llvety for next month/ Keenan ; Keenan added that Jhe death
added that among the first to go penalty will be asked at all the
on trial will be warlord General Japanese war crimes trials. He
Jlldeki Tojo and members of his said both President Truman, and
Pearl Harbor cabinet,
General MacArthur are in accord
Kaenan declined ahy comment on trial procedure and both want
on I he official Allied attitude to conclude the trials as rapidly
« • w h i IVIp,
United-Stole*"Repars!inns Oommlasiorior ftlvrin Pauley recom
mended the confiscation of nil.
Japanetc aMots nbrond, inrluiilnif
those of the empsror. Uo uls >
tfommemW hug* *1a.«Iim in
Japan's shipbuilding, steel pro
duction and generation' of electric
power.
\
SPECIAL NOTICE
3 to 5 D a y D r y C leaning Service
5 D ay Lau ndry Service.
’*• >■
We recommend that new customers send their
laundry last throe dnys of week.
Phone 475
S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y L A U N D R Y CO
CHICAGO, Dec. 7. </P)—FortyWASHINGTON, Dec. 7. M V three young women put on n Tha baby bpslne** Is picking Up.
style
show In Chicago today. A"'••.t-dimr to Dr. Martha M.
They
were ull farm girls. In Eliot, associate chief of the Lathelr teens, and they bad made bur
Department’s
Children's
their clothes themselves.
Bureau, the nation's birth rate
SUlc winners In the 4-1l dress |°»e ;1° I**
revue contest pjrndcd nrouml th>> between 1033 and 1J43.
stage of the Eighth Street Then.
A study showed that the numler In costumes that ranged from her of live births rose from the
cotton play clothes to sleekly all-time low of 2,(100,000 In 1037
tailored suits and fluffy evenin', to almost 3,000,000 in 1043. In
gowns. Many of thorn hail crest- -tills period. Dr. Eliot said Inrd--thaifyown patterns-. Oae?>e#- font mortality was cut nearly n
'tIW’ SSbv'-wwhF~ a ‘ whife jockey third,-ami - maternal mortality
»n»de from parachute - silk sent was rcilucwf more than one-half;
home from Germany.
She attributed the remnrkab.e
(Winners of the National l*H
poultry
achievement
contest, chiefly to the
W?
sponsored by Swift and Com-• natal care given the mothers,
puny, were announced toilny, the i ---------------------------------------closing day of the 4-II Congress. I
,
..
____________________ I them by mixing cpsom salts with
If »-ou\l like to have some nice 1 varnish and applying it to the
frosted glasses, you can fruit- urfuce.
_____
' * 1 * -J ■"
I*. U. tm the .Hlrpote or ttecUtm
n fn lc lt nthrr b » » j n a « * » may cffm*
tirTurf the m tfffn ir.
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I t t il, uiia ; i l i d » y o r D e c tm b .r,
A.. U. .131*.
'
E. O. KIlpalHck,
Vice I'ru lilifn l,
S U T lC K TO A H P K A Ii
iiA itu v
m ts s w p r .
s lu r, i f ifn ld rn ct N unknown.
Vnu »r o hereby teuiilred to ap
pear on IW-*ml»er IT, ISIS. In u »-eriiiiii suit for igvofri* pending In I ’1®
rlh -ii11 Court o f \Hemlnule r o o m y ,
nil abbreviated
title of
XOTICT or
II' NTiK li- Klnrlda,
wblith s.,l*l cose Is: la-i-lliartl Hell
IIO I.IH 'H * MITKVISIIJ
* U ir .-n l,
P la in tiff
versus
H arry
Tho Anntiil martin* »*f t•»«* "IwhImlrltr* nf FlfitirUi titntv Hunk **f lli-sst-m, Defendant.
ro:
WITNI&M my bniM nml
M.*nfonl. Huillv*irii, Florhlft, ti tillIlk* Mini
nt Panford, Florida, ibis Ittli
in Ii*-lit In lt«
day
of jtotumber, 1aat.
iintiklttii riNtin Jnnw«ir> h. 1U13, MtM#
, (I. I*. PIKHNIKlS
uf ii Rotted tjf iJlrrc lu rs twr tinI
• *' . /'ifltH * 1 ■ '
it up pip ii %to r ntitl lit** inijiNoclIoin*
InIf '■rorptiFHii-in, w ill
Phone 47f.
K
t\ -3 i
v/ornr»
POUNDS
All ths advantaaai of natural
C R t O lf f *
Greenland cryolite.
IN S tC T tC ’ DE
High deprse of control at sco-
*'
nomic, I „j*t.
«*»*
In winter, tiro woar goon DOWN
with Iho' tomporatura . . . gives
you a plus in rolloago at no ex
tra cost.* Boiler bo o u s soon I
‘ t -t
Available alens or in combina
tion with copper or sulphur
>W desired.
AOM CUITURAI CHEMICALS DIVISION
I N Ml Y I V A N I A
ROCKEY’ST
SHOP
I AI
* IS WFXA i u a i,N Q c 0^0 p a i
a i omwioikii suHomo, rima.f, pa.
Wk
*
fe Ch*(i^4 • U lOxwl • fVUdUitffc •
*nro«.«
«sVyoMan*»T«co*a
113 S. Pnrlp — Phone 263
DUMNato* Sr
Santa Says ’’Give VICTORY BONDS
n ».IS . Agflivlutal Supply Caipppay
Tht Rllpur* I h S Cumpany
This.Peacetime Christn
Yes, old St. N ick knows w hat he's talking about when
he advises you to give1Victory Ronds. They're the g ift
YOU FOLKS SEEM TO
BE PROSPERING.. SO I'M
GOING TO CHARGE
r YOU t X T R A j
M
with a dual purpose. F o r the next fe w years, they'll
provide .hospital care to r e h a b ilit a ^ ^ o u r
wounded
fighting men. T hey’ll help b rin g home our boys faster;
pay fo r the gigan tic cost o f this w a r; prevent inflation
*
*|
*
and provide the funds fo r the G I Bill o f Rights. A n d
when Christm as, 1955 rolls around the recipient o f your
g ifts w ill be able to buy all the things he o r she wants
*
ll > ‘/ *
— because you w ere such a thoughtful Santa 'way back
1 ...............
i
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i.
IWi
. ■ ■■^. p ■■■ - * ......... ................ ..
in *45. W h eth er you W a p your Victory fio n d g ifts in
*
Would this be fair?
Jaa you Imagine your milktAan, grocer, barber or tailor charging yo\i extra juat because
you were able to pay more than some people?
Oj cornm VOMam’t And U>b*t a iU u of con' r~ t .
_ .l , _______ i . *
,
.
.*
Jntion everything u<ould mom be in i j people
tried to operate that way, * .
Suppose the people GM workers trade with
told them, "W e know you make more than
most industrial workers, ao we're going to
: charge jrou more for everything!"
Ydt tbh it ox*city tbs principle UAW-CIO
leaden are frying to stfablitb m tix ir tongs
demand* on General Motors.
To he logical, union leaden should also say
to a company that la losing money, "You're
having a hard time making both ends meet,
so wcYe suggesting a cut in wages."
.
*
'
•
gay, Christm aa*y;paper and ribbon or if you just hang
’
.
t
them onto the Christm as tree,
present o f alL
* J
they're still the best
F or Victory Bonds a ssu re us all o f a
*
peaceful and prosperous future!
L E T S P U T S E M IN Q L E O V E R T H E T O PI
Gfftyoa imagine sky anion leader ever making
tack am efferf Oj coanr, yon fau't
To-W.000
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LAS*# ...v *4•
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FRIDAY, DECEI1BEU 7. 1945
THE SANFORD HBRAI.U. SANFORD. PI/IK ll)A
THEY W O U LD READ YOUR A D
T O O , IF IT A P P EA R ED H B lE
SIG NS
snow C a r d
jfioriie Richards
Is Best Jockey In
B r itis h History
R A Y M O N D M. H A L L , R E A L T O R
Iicjil
Depumlulile Imurntice and Funds
MARLBOROUGH. Ena.—There
is u little man. no hijrjter (linn n
pint of rider, who lives In n hiir
fill dr. I hnuse herenlKtutn iiml ie
iu|ioit«<l to nutke inoni iiMmov In
n y oar than’ the t’rinn* MinUter
himI H’inatmi Churchill put tnjrct-
a n d po sters
0 — Dee’s Sign Service
(O. D.' LANDRBSS)
105 N. PatmetliK'Ave!
IMntu Sales- -Ken tills—Mortirngo .Loans
I’lmllc 960
Room I. Florida State Rank lluldinff
Phone^T )21
HOUSE PAINT
Tor true, Uifinjt
home beauty and .
protection >ou
Van i l*ral turn lit-
Cake ...... 43c......79c
I S fy r ib 'iW u c
Donuts
ically fnrmid.'ted
D uPont rtfin
..... do*. 7c
Outside W " U
do*. — 36c
K »y» Van l*ip,S
al X«». H»
Vfh;|r.
HAlalh. M.VJtn'iH it
S U P E R MARKETS
cal.
41 ill Lum ber
& Supply Vaivl
rhime p.T^
P o iin d C a k e s
SKtrr.Vtt — I'akar, O m n i, ItofcM v, Ik. Pkk
HMWJU'afcBBPRWt*’^ V C ’
IlM Fk trr,
iiiul bring) mr in ut tram Inti of
them n,< winner*. II*. him heen I
chnmploo Rritish jockey fur IK t>‘
the pant 2i> yeah*— one year he
ivnr out nick—and hmi held the
nlMimu leenrd for winner*, niiici
104.1.
Before the wm cut nil juckeyi'
R O M A W IN E S
Sherry, Tokay,
P o rt Muscatel
l-5 * s ...... $1.09
Soup M ix ... pkg. 8c
i i i .v v i i
to
M olasses
U l l .T A W —
j.r
.... 16e
t'rciw m l
i ' h .i :
tin t
M ustard 1-Ib ja r 9c Sherry 1 - 5 .....$1.19
W IU D l't t
Ailtmurr
l*fl», i ‘<u,
S h o rt e n in g ...... 19c
AAttlM'U — I'rcsk, t'rUn HIT/.
Crackers
pkg. 21c
3S O n
A & P Pum pkin .. 15e
Marmalade
P eas No. 2 can 13c
Rice .... 3-lbs /.. 25e
Trappeys O k ra .. 13c TUI* M r,'.'ii
Sauerkraut can 16c Laying Mash
25-lb b a g :........$1.23
M i i m i , It u u .c k c M
(lean er
Z e r a .... qt. .....
Tb"I
m-IU'cA
| |, |*rn
Plumite .. can
sy ru p .... pt. ... 19c
m i i .t a
,\,%
.
2 tall cans
Scott T is s u e ....
2 r o l l s .......
ler.l l « r
llm llh
,
Vinegar qt. btl. 14c
Lvaporated M ilk
w
fm l.
Obelisk FIou? 5-H
Octagrcn Soap ....
Octagon P o w d e r .......... gt. pkg.
Super S u d s ......... 1;. lg e pkg.
Octagon Flakes
.....lrg. pkg.
Octagon O ra n u la te d .....lrg . pkg.
Octagon Toilet S o a p .......2 Jbars
P a mohve S o a p .......3 reg. bars .
Palm olive S o a p ........ bath b a r ....
Cashm ere B o u q u e t ....v..... b a r ....
Octagon C leanser ............ 2 cans ...
Counts
■ ju n r a x c T S A .t r r ’ -; , . i r i -a* i t .iR m in v r
HOME
TOWN
P
ennihn?K, Itirlniid* wan OKtimnled
tn have rmhlr well o\et 10.000 I
r.iPTons
At A t
Turi'f |i‘ i ./ulnrty I'lcnnpd
•
pojmU
($4(iXHiO)
i|( year, fvomo
leekoneil hitt inmnio ut llinri;
tlinii twice that li«nn\ I’ rlnte
Mill inter A tiler V, unlitry in tlj.Ot'U
pounds,
(.’Iniis h ill's
i*
0.000 ,
pounds
($24,000).
Itichaids rides tn work in u hip
black 0,000 primd*
($20.0001
limoiuine nml until the wur.hroke
out he liked In go In Hwitreiliind
for the winter sport*, but friends
my much of his income is united
awny for his wife and three
yoiinKNtors.
Jock. IT, the eltlesL. Iiu* lone
been rlnled to replnec his father
In the Middle.
•
Corn Ail You Wiinl
Scriilclt All You Want
Hay lie-1 Grade Timothy
I Vomit Yine & Molasses
t'ilrus Pulp Netv Crt>|i
Rest 0rade 20'. Dairy Fit'll
•
Tuxedo Feeds & Atinoti
A Shropshire Vid and the sun
of u miner, Gnrdun slid into the
saddle from n- clerk'*, atrial lit the
one of ta. He now is tt,- an *i|rp
whrn mail) a rhler has Ions unre
Krnwn lat und whrciy.
" W retire when I've slopped
ridins winners," he snys. iilthniish
it's douhtful if he would puit even
then unless he hud u Derby vic
tory to hli credit— the one turf
distinction that somehow
hut
Tun, m at the SI'.MINOI.K TIUI'
‘ •litll’ ! Make (Ins your uuin eti|
pit. Imtlety and tire heiuhlUMtetv.
Cviiynl.e' ml is p,tt:0)t “ up m
npe" unit it v ill dike inure ihnr
ii point iol* In k ''‘|i ninny '
ll.i in lnlllmr- ‘ limp in. mitini:
. . . i,m line. i. Tomplele, n il
pi iii -. lew nml mu si i vice |iroiit]ti
Ull.l i l.lll (veils.
Make our Store your Store
“ He rides like u rirenm," Richnrds sayu.•“lull I’m afraid he’s
coins tn he loo his. He’s itruwiim
like smoke."
Time wuh when IliitiunV No. I
jockey, though he never touche
tobacco, would have « pint of liver
with the hoys, hut for the pusl
year, (i duixieiml uleer hn* kept
him on u strict milk diet.
Ho my*: “ I wn* afraid It would
cut my atrciiKth. but it liusn'I. I
never felt fitter."
Also a complete
T U X E D O F R E D CO
Cor. 2nd Sanford
I'hone , :i:>S
F rtth io
VAS-l LOOK. FOR
GIANT STRIDES IN
THE COMING ERA-SUPER HOMES,
W IT H SOLAR RAY
STOVES COOKING
COMPLETE MEALS
IN TWO SECONDS
OH, INDUBITABLY / 1
AND DISHWASHING
ELIMINATED, BY a
SUPER-PRESSING !
PIES AND CA h ES I
INTO TH E SH AP EJ
OF PLATES A N D ./
,
cups/
I s e e / u p o n f in is h in g
your super- m ea l, you
eat your p l a t e , cu p
hut
in vnlecj. ut Hi . Ull.l, 1I.\HD\YAUK
lie jXm~Hie nr ■-I of .the livnt for -Ii,.'
, jfoi'-NO.PARh AV
AND SAUCER'AS DESSERT
•*vEDDV GOOD/
'r A Y - B u T ONE THING
VOU WON'T “IMPROVE* 15
SOUTHFRU BREAD
THAT'S
fKUUt'LL V SUPER.
teicvcuvivu r RIGHT
SCltMTlFlC
C
I N TH E SO U TH E AS T
M ore people drink Atlantic A le and Deer than any other.
It must b e...
now !
f e
/
-
I SOCIETY..
Chesapeake B a y T e s t e r s
E x tra Selects ...
E x tra Standard
Shucked Clam s
Now She* Shops
"Cash and Carry
Without painful Backacha -
B e e f T n p e .............. pound
Jumbo Shrimp .......... poiind
tn w o rit* » T »«i
’
*
jf t e M D l
23c
49c
Z.”Z
T
Southern.
# Bread „
Atlantic
if, fi'iijitt, Oi /.i -iJj
in AHan'n,
m m m m
'
Smoked B e e f T o n g u e s ..... p o u n d .....49c
LONE RANGER
fU r BRINS TOUR TOOLS/ANOT.
pound
pound ....... 50c
imazing Fist Relief For
Cutlets ..................p o iin d ....................44c
R ib Chops
.....pound y .
.........39c
Loin Chops ....r ....... pound ........... . 42c
F rfc h G round H a m b u rg^T . pound .. 29c
F resh Ground P o rk S a usage .... pound 38c
Fresh # 5 5 1 5 /V3 11<
F resh W h ite CatUulp*
L a r g e Juicy .Florida>>
<a m
F resh Green C a b b a g e
Stuart Pecans ..........
'Canadian R utabaga ..
Idaho B a k in g Potatoes ..
«m a*. ■ a a iir
p o ta to e s .. 10-Iba factory
i .... 6-lbs 29c
I k ............ 5c
COUCHS
BruKbUI IrritaUmDu T* C*14>
NOCHANCE- FOR A BOY AND CQN\E K
AN OLD GEEZER LIKE M£> OVER HERE
TO STAND UP AGAINST fTP ANO I'LL
YOU- WHAT'S TO BE J - SHOW YUH
PO N E ? j . j ; m q ir
SE E' THAT WATER—
T A N K ?-IT LEAKS;WE
W ANT IT FIXED- If 1
PRONTO/
ATANK-TMATSIZE SHOULD
BE IN THE
III CORRAL, NOT IN
RBVEft-MtriO-WHERe trtS rlP YOU AND THE KID WANT TO
STAY HEALTHY, & & JZJ J~~
A liar* C a m M u illa * ■i.'nitiimiiinlr.l
ro ll Yaluahl* C i n i l l i n I'ln* lln lani on,I illio r ouolliln* liralina In.
.roaicnt* B u rM o y o Ohaadlol M l i ■*ro la a i(lo r«M f/am anyU iloa ran
r r r i r lu l— oil Int U<-nti„n--n<- oYrui,.
»u c L »a / > A c ta ll Tl a/»— T o Looaon
blcni.t. T o IJoctba h e ir K n n b iu i u ,
'o tloka tlri-Ylhinp (LaMar.
Too a rt ra * «)U V A S T — you ta*l
no rdac l IW W rA ifrL T .
i n m , , r j . l n Ihaclilfr'» c a n a d i o i .
1I-.far.- a ja r , H a tiiln riln n or monay
coU. U n t H - N f IniilU U ,
ROBINSON
O KA V /SO V O UQ E^i /GIVE THE
CHECKING INI LATE/ ! CAC THAT
We SUDE TIED U P J GAG ANO
A SWELL NIGHT/ f K (5ET ME j
FUN/DANCING/’] ! ' Vt HOME,'/
L IS H rs " DOWNSrAIPS/THATS
m avqe
THEY'CE
HAVING
IT S ONLYJ'
!
YOUP
I
MOTHEP.'lillll I;
I'M so e e v TO GET YOU
,O U TO F BED. B UT I'M eL
iWOPCIED ABOUTETTA
~ y P O A D IS
1 PGOBA0LV t
h DCAGQIMG
/ftJi 1THE RIVES.,
i w e l l : Lam ere goes.
WISH ME -
-i LUOC/t
'ILL BUZZ. X3U
td m o ppow
/
IF YOU DON T,
am svyec,il l !
tcytwe
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h o s p it a l /
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PAGE EIGHTH
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
the illation that seemed tho reali
ty. It look the place of hug*
combat vehicle*. The whole story
f* so fantastic, so much Ilk* somethink out of Hollywood, It seems
hardly believable that suoh a
trick could work so well. But
loaded willi Trrnpon.it that nrvrr
w rit forged, and pointed for at*
tacks that never were planned.
But it all appeared no real that
the Germans didn't know the dif
ference.
Hence, confusion.
An fast ns the companies could
complete the dummies, they were
turned over to the Army and Na
vy for shipment to Europe. They
made the journey - deflated and
folded, with u minimum demund
upon precious cargo space. The
last shipment, just before U.Hsy,
"was rushed to England by plane.
Tacticians would place whnt app-r.rt'i to las an entire army In
Hie rich! or In British'Tort* at
•»tre point where enemy obscr■v r- would find tu Then while
III
C lo s e ly Guarded
Secret R e v e a l e d
ByWarDepartment
FRIDAY, DECIfMBER 7, 1945
111=111=1111= III
HUNTI NG C
^
r°‘ 2
More- &
B U S IN E SS ;
Try Out
>V«• • V
WANTED: • Extra
vylepwomen,
during' Christmas, I'ossihility
of permanent position. •ColoImflii'e.
^
G1KI. fur housework, full time*.
GoihI salary, i’ hone 3fl8 or
MAN Tt> OlNiliATh SEMI: OI i
CO. LAUNDRY ROUTE. AP
I'l.Y IN PERSON. KEMt.VQL*
COUNTY LAUNDRY ' . '*11
W. itrd St.
juc per tine for on. inserlmii
Dfic per line for three insertions
3Tc prr line for 6 insertions
05 prr line for 2 U insertions
Minimum riles . . . 30r
I'HONE I4H OR BRINC YOUM An. in THE SANFORD HERALD
Count, Kts words to the line, m< hiding plume and sddress.
All adrerlissmrnta for situations want»J will be charged far at the
regular clenifkd rate*.
GIRt, fii soda Fountain at tJin
ny's Drug Sloru. I'url tluia or '■t Del*ml. liljl t aim <if inp ’Rod
full time.
lull is puotltiy heating the: drum*
in favor *1 Suulyrd ontefing. thu
FOUNTAIN girls,
league.
Sal-vice, .Sanford
I lie Sunfurd queslion will be
Station.
brought up hcitire the league
Glltl. fin full time job. Apply tor Haul urthin during the
Beacon Dairios, 222 Magnolia Leesburg meeting on tier. ID.
So in on) will lie represented by
Ave.
Jnhiqiy K rider and your re
RETIlltNBn VETERAN*
porter and wp'll have the frailGET KRCUKITY- NOW WITH chine monry ready tu turn over
OPPORTUNITY UNLIMITED
to the league in the event benFIRESTONE STORKS has good ford is permitted tu enter the
position open now for Haicsman. circuit. We trust that Peter
Starting
salary
commensurate Nchiul, loop secretary and statwith your .ability. Previous ex i-l ut I ion, has been able to draw
perience dpsirhliio tint not essen up n nine club schedule in such
tial. Apply by letter only, stating a manner so as to completely
age mill oxneritmee.
HUliufy' the present eight teams
FIRESTONE STORMS
ill the league.
H I E. 1st. ST.
We've
heard some
rumor*
Around that the local CampbellORANGE packers. Sanford Fruit i.ossing Post of the American
Co., Stato Farmtrs' Market.
legion is planning to sponsor.a
Legion baseball team during the
M IS C E L L A N E O U S foilhentmng baseball season. It's
understood that this team will
BORROW HERE WHERE
enter the regional tournament
PRIVACY IS RESPECTED
ami attempt to fight its way to
YOUR natural drslre for privacy the national clmmpioiuhlp. We
In money matters is strictly alto hear that llii.iley Odium.,
respected here. Friends nn I recently returned Naval ufflcer,
relatives ure not nue-thmed will handle the managerial duties..
nliouL your credit A'our em
We would like to propose
ployer or. business associates that l.egioji affL'lela make an
vlll not hear of your personal effort |u organise an Americas
affairs. There I* no cause for
egion loop in Central Floriembarrnssmvnl.
s. We suggest that pnsslhly
Reasonable credit requirements. the league could lie composed
No ro-makrra on money loans. of teems representing Legion
Varhh'e payment plans.
o r g a n i s a t i o n s within the
FAMILY LOAN CO.
Seventh District which I* com
Florida Bank Bldg.
Phone 33 manded by Joel Field. They
HARD of Hearing? Free Demon- organise leagues In and around
-trillion Hotel Montezuma, any the State of North Carolina
and most of the national cham
day after D:00 P. M.
pion-hip trams come from .
FOR YOUR furniture need*— North Carolina. At the preSee Walter Beal at Mother s-nt time, Shelby, N. (V. holds
the title.
Furniture Co., phone 127.
American legion baseball is
clean and usually brings a lot i f
enjoyment to tho cinhs sponsor
'll'; tlie movement as welt os to
DRIVER’S llce-e. Ruth White tho younrater* nlnvlnp. Players
-nn participate if they have not
reached th-iir IBth birthday. We
LOST:
Between Sorrento and ’••"re v*«l' "g Stuff” MrCronu.
Sanford Saturday night Dec. ls.t former baseball player who was
Brown cloth Indies' purse with i” Hinging Statesville in the North
■•airing.-, haul book, teller* and C*rolln« State League ono sum
l<onds.
Finder pleaso return mer before the war. Stuffy took
to Sanford Herald or City
Drug Store. Reward.
L * O R S A I i R ___
COCKER pups., pur
rtm
O A LL
now for Christmas
FILL up with keiwiene and fuel
Ave.
oil before whiter.
II. II. I'OI'K CO,
WINE for your fruit cake at
Homer's Soda Shop.
nVO FARMS FOR SALE—Uhe
II acres, tiled limit, I good well,
2 story house, 1 car enrage, J
, iool house, D00 ft. West of
Lake Monroe Post Office. One LHICKKN brooder, 75 chick site,
wired ready for use. .'ill W,
—6 acres, all tiled, good well, 2
10th St;
story house, 2 story barn, U
mile west on Orunge Boule
vard. J. W. Boll, Luke Monroe. PORTABLE radio, 1
r. X «. Mrs. M. E,
Phono lb.
(>l(l Kim Ave,
ROOFING — Urnnd new, solid
DIE* mat, fur trimmed, size
aluminum sheet roofing, V- LA30.
Phone 350-J,
rrimp mid snap lock styles. PhoneW-ire-Wrlte at onro! Futenwlilcr
color runner vine pea
Mfg. Si Distributing Co., P.O. BRIGHT
nut hoy shipped from points
-Box .1351, '.HO Lancaster Drive,
South Georgia mill Alahumn
' Hi Iambi, "hone* 2171111.
etiiloud lots. Phone 347-.I after
fi;0u I*. M.
SHEET Mumir, papular and
standard, book music and music
i nstruetion hooks at Tho Music TWO milk cows, frigidalra and
other furniture. Phone 607,
Box In the Princess Thcalo*
Mrs. M. J. Burak, H06 W.
Ultlg.
3rd St.
IECURDK • All tlie int<">t pnpu.
lars, siting mu»ic nnd album ROCKS, Reds and Leghorns, I‘ 2-1-7 weeks old, by dozen or
acta fur Christina- gift:, at
100. FrysH-vrTWrn—packs. Plione
your inuojc .lore, Tim Music
-Co. 3004.
Buz in the i’l Inresa Thealor
Bldg.
t
16 FOOT covered wagon trailer,
ideal for tho Iwach or hunting
ALL OF BLOCK 10, eighteen
trips. Phone 1U0-J after fl:00
lota, or -will sell any id Iota,
run* from 1ukc Mury highway
to Crystal Lake, all -beautiful MILK cow, I’reah, UVe gallon*
lots. See K. T. Cochran, Lake
milk. I'honu Co. 2603 after
Mary, Flu.
0 P. M.
UITAUS: Limited number of MODEL A - IU2 U Ford Sedan.
new ones no sale now. Alsu
I-cft front tire in flat. Motor
used accordian, Banjo and
needs piston rings badly, front
other musical instruments in
door glass l» out und new upnew- condition ut The Music
-bulidcry is needed. Rest of car
Box in tho Princess Theater
in good condition. Phone 73.
Building.
FOR SALE - Two burner oil
luster, (tH.OO; 1 four burner
YOUNG healthy ruhbugc plants—
oil .stove, 310 .00.
Palmetto FOUND: Social Hecurity Card,
Copenhagen nnd Murloli Miirkul.
Ottie Rhode* Geiger. Owner
Grocery, 317 Palmetto Ave.
R. W. Estes, phono 2831, Oviodu,
may have by “paying for this
ORANGES, 92.60 bushel shipped
for you. Phono T88-W.
NATIVE Christmas tree*, oppoalto Past Office, 1st & Pal 3 YEAR old fine grade Jersoy B U S IN E S S S E R V IC E
metto, from Her. 17 to 24lh
Inil], Clean bungs ami T. 11.,
M. M- Lord. ■
DODGE ■ PLYMOUTH
no horns. From best quality
PARTS ANI1 SERVICE
dairy slock. No sale Satur
FANCY Christmas Boxes Fruit
Phone 1011
day*. Waiter',11. Trapp. En IM Palmetto Ave.
shipped dully. HO W. First
terprise, Flu.
St. Full stock fruits ami vege
WE ARE lutiv equipped und
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know hou to rac..p your tire.-.
from ITinccs* Theater li. E. W A N T E D T O R E N T
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our tire. Jones Tire Shop.
by permanent resident. Phone
or. 1st and Elm, phone COB.
FOR YOUR furniture needs—Se<
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BODY AND Ksmiev dents, pel lit
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corrected now to combat nglog
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'43 Dodge i'ick-up .....
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cargo
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'80 G. M. C. cab over eng. van 730
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Barfield A Jackeon
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*43 E. II. T. Mack tractor like
hr
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Assorintetl Press 1.eased Wire
Senate Group
Hears Acheson
DenyjCharges
Byrnes Siprns Four Billion Loan Agreement
N ation W o u l d H ave
Been Forced Into
W a r I f Japan Hitri
M adeThailand M ove
M a c A rth u r Directive
C alls F o r
Action
T o F ree F a r m e r s
O f L an d
Control
•j
j
I(
JapsThreatep
Rice Riots 1ft
Tohoku Area
On Jap Move
!
N I M IIE It «2 .
BP
Warning Sent
I
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1915
Established 1908
VOLUME XXXVII
'
____________ _____llL.
THE WEATHER
Hurley Says Under
secretary Wrecked
American P o l i c y
Set By iteoaevelt
TOKYO,’ Dec. in. (AS—General
U’ANII IN V n tN ; |hr.
MacAlllnil’a newest demands (or
a revised agricultural policy, tij .
fA ’l*) — AVi'lisnlUitts :iml tlcilJapan have come nl li lifflo'*vwiati
1 iiilrf fleiv lititk tilid fast today
rice- j-inte arc threatened, Influ
til th*’ Senate Foreign Rein-,
ential. fremont from Akita prou* i,i -or then* tern Japan say
lions Com m ittee he.triil# on
■hoi niuiimed government policies
c!uiri;os Drought hy fo rm er
have created unrest 'fn the flth
Anthnssmlor T o China P a t
Tohoku district. Only* 00 per
cent of tho farmers there sf*
rick Hitt ley. l/ttHecretury of
reported willing to sell rice crops
j S tate Dean Aeheson look the
to the government. Without; a
|witness, stiunl during the ses, full quoin front Tohoku. rice
▼ guson of Michigan, Manhall said
si«n In
refute Hurley's state
riot*
are
said
to
be
inevitable.
•he believed during there critical
ment* dint he bud wrecked
A
delegation
which
has
visited
day* -that tho nation would be
American
in Man.
Iran, Hut
lint 1
llurthe former premier, Prince Higa IONS, Secretary o f State James E. Ilyrnes sign*FOLLOWING TWELVE WEEKS OF NFGnTI v r .''"
" ‘'-'‘"I" potlcv
mdlcv in
forced Into war If th# Jap* moved
.-U
sSilshi-Kuril,
has
said
that
the
ter
into Thailand. . .
mer* have lost confidence in (ho
hail
Ill* statement waa made after
government. They would like to
hy
Senator Ferguson had recalled
see the Emperor visit the Tohoku
fur
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-......
that on Nov. 6, 1941, Marshall and PRESIDENT OF THE CIO Unite,! Automohjlo Worker* union, R.J. area to dispel confusion and reparticularly
Admiral Start, then Chief of Thomas (left), and Walter Keuther, vice-president, arc shown ns storu stability among agricul
liiili.-li munu|Hilies, in Iran and
Naval Operation*, had sent a they told reporters in Detroit, Mich., that tile General Motors offer tural communities.
the Middle East,
note of warning to resident of a ten percent wage increase to more than 200 Olio striking auto
The new MacArthur directive
Before lluilev returned to the
Roosevelt. The note ndvocated lion* and the strike until satisfactory terms arc reached."
stand, Acheson. in his denial,
abolishes absentee land ownership
retaliation in the event that the workers was "inadequate", Thomas said ’’ We will continue negotiu- in Japan, And it threat* is a new
w
/'t
T_
•_
J
the committee his version
I<gave
gll
w Japanese moved west of 100 de
crisis for Premier Shideto.n's
(international Soundphota)
gree* east longitude or south of
unsteady cabinet. A mild agra
10 degree* north latitude. Such a
rian reform measure now Ic.'or*
move, Marshal testified, would
the government ns n result of
have brought the Jap* into the
an earlier MacArthur d'rcctlvo
Gulf of Slam and would have put
has proved unsatisfactory to
JACKSONVILLE, D ec. 10 , — I
them at the back door of Singa
both Japanese farmers and occu
(Speeiql)—
t’Shipmeills nf 16.
-—
pore.
pation authorities. The new edict Nucrnzerg Trial Re mutoes, beans, cucumbers, squash L o t ’iU S I *1 1 1 V T l l f C O
cracks tho whip for more drastic
Ferguson also brought out that
and other Fall crops have been j
veals Goeringr Or repmteil
action to free the Japanese far
on Nov. 0, the American ambas
in eanslilerahle volume
L hni iiait scopcn
mers from feudal land wollcle*.
sador In London, John G. Wlnant,
Iho Inst «ei(. from ittnuy
d e r e d Plundering: during
General MacArthur also is con
I*«r
2(>-7 V ic l o r y
aent word that the Japs already
of our Florida nine-” .cl \*’i|.
tinuing his tusk of rounding up
Km I li. S imIi' iiilom was
A had started to move southward.
... ____
Bate I
Wilson, DliCc.ui
if
elecNUERNBERG,~bec. l&, i f l v
war criminal suspect*. Tho moat
lt\ Jl I.IAV SI I.NSTHd'l , t«'*l t'miiieiil < oniuinuder of TnyFlorida Ft Vo FiO lliei-* Vtubr. Said Marshall: " I was of the
Ameiirsn
tirosecutors
charged
loE
t
h
i
c
s
Im
provem
ent
C
IO
President
Says
recent
list
Include*
many
who
lleralil
Sports
I
itltor
hir
*
oiuimthdic
,\o.
"H,
at
|||(.
today jn his weekly len-’ -v nf
opinion at that time that the
might to listed as small fry In
Tl.e Seminole
lligli
Kdiool j regular eoiielaie held at the Mn" r I'nMiuctlon and distiLuiloa.’’Some
.............
.
governments (American and Bri
M ust Come From
P
la
n
W
o
u
l
d
Place
comparison with some of tha l . ltI !*.
^\\
*ori *1 rel»*ry will Marl movimt ilurhiir 1(
\v»»n their final sum - *«wik# Hull, Kiidii> to serve for
tish) would be forced to aceept a
already In custody —
the Soviet Union of ()|(» nimini; week. The
Fort of ilic i:nr* niMm Friday rnvht theerisnhiu;r yeur.
The M a n A t The Top
condition of hostilities."
Labor
In
Chains officials
but
to
Allied
and
American
pri
!'
r<
H
,i
uni
utalcrials
and
pierce
Market
handled
10,2;>l
when
they
defedli*il n sluld.oui t>tliec off j- era
elected were!
Marshall said that he did not re
soner* of war they would rank leuxe tlie pupulntui}* to starve.
units .of vegeluhles during
the Purple Hurricam* from Gaim v<11
F llaskx Wight,
grnerulUHarry Smith, Winter Garden
call u Chuchlll statement on Aug.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10, </P>— high.
1 lie Amei leans introduced do- jnS( weekly-report period, ami by the* com- ol 2<i to T. t li
mo; Basil
Moore, captain
24, 1941, that if the United States florist, and district governor of The United Mine Worker*’ Presi
The new war criminals list riimentary buckgrouml . on
he jtl thia total there were
Feds lool to leveft to their i>:,rencral;
Hiuni W. Koiotu
Roiotu isenteaeral; llinrij
went to war with Japan, tho Bri Rotary in 1943, spoke to tho dent John L. towls hns led off Include* the man who commanded German Invasion of the Soviet
un|tB „ r ,„ n)„ toc, ' ulll| ing attack repeatedly throughout tor warden; Hohart II, tVifliums,
___ would
_____ ...
. . . I ____
... a Rotary Club at the Mayfair the utteek on President Tru the Cnbanutuan prison camp In
tish
he ...
in the
fight in
the ontcsL m order to ovcicaim.’ Junior warden; .lames Moughton,
matter of hours. Ferguson said I Hotel today on the second *ob- man's proposal for fact-finding the Philippines from 1942 to l i S S i . w ^ ' k l S ^ e S t
...............
. the Hurtiennes who,, after 8 uu- prelate- Itafph .1,
t Jatimso,
Ing manager»•of KtheFort Pierce
that when the President returned |Jert of Rotary, vocational set- boards ami. a cooling off period 1944, Lieut. Colonel llunio Mori.
The record, showed that 'lie market reports ito tomut.. oelue (»»eil ha | taken an rcnty aevi n trehsuier; Jtio."' ft. Jiuldns, re■A from the Atlantic Conference on vice, particularly as It pertains In Industrial disputes.
Qn)*r»,_tp.strjn
nil
-onquci
lipttefAnd t’ol. (lannoeuka filoma is
average Sua *7.25 faf l.ushel point lend, tightcacd *q> and ctmlor,
Aug. 17, he called In
to personal
p .._ r --------------— _ „ethics.
...... ..
—
He
Aug.
In the Japanese
Japanese'to
business
another. Noma directed Japanese ntdries of mrssla were issued by linita, |5 for lugsgathered enough power to pil.iii [ The newly elected commander
ambassador end told him that the) was iutva|Ucqd hy-*H. ,U, Cedeformer
Reirhsmnrshal
Hermann
lice units In Hong Kong from
iivt-i a loiichdonn tale in tile -< I nppoildcd the following: Leslie
"Pretty
inucli
the
same
»orl
of
. H r f - 1- ^Rateyv'wuid have* -ia man,' fliairman of the vocatMn- that the plan would work to tho
Goering.
Nari
theorist
Alfr
si
*c., 1942, until last February.
taks etefis to protect IU security1al service Cbmmittee.
advantaga of tho rich and the Also named is u second lieu- RoM'ntorg was designated to dir- re|torts, na to lomufta'a, have cord atna/n ami knot, the coiud. IT. Shcppuril, ..tamliu.l • liearer;
Ti e Celery Fed* ttpeneil til • I -loljn .1 t never - void Iwarcrj
If lber« were further aggressive. Mr, Smith said that any tmcivilian cct the economic plunder *of Rus- come In from •other mnrkcla
____
l.bnr In
tn^lffaHL
with some variation, naturally, seining Ini'illllicM M ih in th em . Huff, e.on.l guard; W. A.
move* by Japan.
j provemsnt fn business ethics oppress labor.
effect, Kwh!
Lewi* tenant Toshino
„„ .and
WnH> a
in the price levels due to quality fir-1 period. Willi- Amlei-on ie llaheit M. I'eatce, waiden llourged, it
It would impose on
During his testimony express-1** » rule’ get talked about much charged,
luitied the kickoff from the -ii ( tn-it F. i ‘,,h*. tit- i guard; .lumen
the°nTweroy
" V e
}fc o f * o M lt ^ s
ed the opinion that the P * s r llfor tho,e .who observe them labor a form of compulsury arbi of
war ship Oryoku Maru during [ actual
til the Fed til yard tripe Hrook j Stausfiehl. third guard; Daniel
Harbor attack waa “ a slash but "Mat come from the head of the tration, and would neutralise tho vessel s nightmarish voyege j late Gestapo
jo Chief Heinrich Him,l|e
'nell.. Market liu Inst one yard and Cnllum wu.t S. E, -Slurr, sentinel..
not a proposed Invasion at nil." |business
because
“ your
om- labor’s strength.
mler received orders from Adolf •"•P0*!" quality, alio and plic*' drnp|a‘d behind the line of - run
from the Philippines to Japan.
\l the -nine
meeting
tho
He added that when industry,
Earlier tho former Chief of Staff .Payees are not going to toll
Hitler to take over the |oliticnl.of
Very good.’
age for a hiss of seven yiilds. • rdi-r of the -Teni|de was coohad testified that he had held th* I
bow to improve the ethic* and finance make such proposals,
administration of conqiieicd lti,s-1 "John C. McKwcn, ,manager
<f
„
, Alidei’fOti then went over tackle lei led ilprill tbire c.indidales. It
they ure guilty of taking tho
A opinion in Nov., 1041, that « | ° f your business.-,
our hart Myers Male hnrme.s )(|M, , „ „ u . |(WII>. f , „ tll ,|lr Gam,slan territory.
anaounc.il that installation
™ movement by the Jepanese into |
declared the ethics first step to create what he called
I And recqrda of the German high Market reports Ids organisation villa* seco’ ldar''. l ie lin veled -II nil.
f the newly ejectc | and nuThailand and the Gulf o f 8 inm (do " ° t like to toast about it, a corporate or absolute state.
command
showed
that
four Is ’still handling an imrea ing yards l- fme lo-ing hauled down Ipi.jaied nfflcei - will In liehl ull
area would Involve the United ! » " « those who do not, do not Why, demanded the fiery miners’
months before Hitler struck in number o f to mutoes, despite ••a th.* Il(ii in am' d7. I’ldlum 1n,.,..,
-j|, rime
|>t
i.. ’ the
•*«-.. g|.
in
me mecliqg
leader, should 50,000,090 gain
States and Great Britain in .war. like to talk about it either,
I the east. Chief of Staff Colonel rains.
picked or t ive around ... . air>l
i
. The, ,average
,
, i , price
• . from . ■------, itin uy-iiimu pcitoep.iusl Under
Mrs. Edwnnt Kircher present fully employed persons of this
' ( ’enetnl Gustav Jodi told his army day to day is fuirly stable at Andoi: >. ph.-ved
tdo'ved ovet
over icatei
(elder f f•»a ,, , ,]i;.v-tion - of i
I
Miller,
ed the Rotarians with match nation to plneed in statutory
’ commanders that plans for at around *0.75,
The tiqi price- fim,. | , ,.,d,lin weal ovi-i
h-n ,_ W il-civt-il.
*
lolders bearing Christmas Seals, Irons hy this legislation?
tacking Gihralter would huve to |(if IH.40 the bushel or field rial* t,„.kte utr -i triplereverie
and
Despite solid labor opposition
the gift of A. B. Hiterson,
Thy—thh-d outdoor rofiberv In . to nhsmlomnL The artlliriy which have been tecorded several times.’
i <........... . n.i ruse i «m
chairman of tho 8 e m i n o 1 a to the President’s plan, support occur on Oak- Avenue, between |would luivc lu-cn necessary for
Planting
is
still
prirreedlng
at
er*
are
determined
to
press
for
County
Tuberculusfs
Associa
Seventh and Ninth Street within sUC|, nn naauult already had been
tion, and reminded the Rotari- an early committee vote ami get u week, resulted In the loss of m0VPd ,to the Gciman-Ruw.la.i top Hpecd in the Florida 4'iiy
Tin- icitmnr meeting or Sunurea, C. S. Phillips, market man
ana to coraribute to the work of it before both houses of Congress 8185 worth of clothing stolen border,
ford Lodge No. 27, It It IF, will
ager, states In his weekly lethe association in its efforts to without delay. Mr. Truman had front the automobile of Cnpi.
German nrmy orders showed
to held nl Mini o', iiv. k tld* eve
combat tuberculosis in t h i s asked for action before Christ James Bradford of Alnbamn nl Hitler used 12,1 divisions and throe porL Some buyers are expecting
ning ut I he ii.M r V I l p w Hull.
to
open
there
about
December
15,
mas.
Opponents,
however,
ore
county.
-i
about lfliiW o’clock‘ Sunday morn* fuj| „ jr rivctH in his opening for the handling of rock land
Lieut, (jg ) George Robert Mc
President
too 1 Lcstor
an hopeful that they can forestall Ing, it Was reported In police.
...............
—
assault on the
Red .Army. ■
The
‘I In- ti ty ('<iiiiini--niimr» will
tomatoes.
Tho car was parked In front initial German objective was to
Call, Jr., USNR, son of Mr. and nounced that former Governor u vote indefinitely, and keep the
Hint in 'u icgiilai* •i'-iinn to.
"The
movement
of
ruhlMge
hearings
going
until
the
plan
is
Spessard
Holland
will
to
the
of the home. of Mr. and Mrs. crush most of the Red Army In
Mra. Georgs It. McCall of 2209
|night at 7:3o-n’clock in the Comprincipal speaker at tha regular eventually pigeonholed.
Emmett ,Hunt, 10:1 Ouk Avenue, n swift smash to the Archangel- from the I'alatku Mule Funuei-'
,. ,
,
\
... .
iiiiNKiun t hamtoi •>( tin* City Hall.
Magnolia Avenue has arrived meeting of thp club next Mon
Murkel continues, with several
In Detroit, meanwhile, the con whom Captain and Mrs. Bradford Volga line.
Sale (if Lhoiuls in the \ht«.rv -,
scheduled
home for a .*10 day l*a*« after day.
cur* out tijl* week. Munugvr M. Loan Drive lb Seminole l.n u ily.,,, , , ,
Visitors
introduced by ter of attention on the labor wore visiting. Stolen goods in
|lh|, f,„. thl. ,.„,„trucFortner Null Security Police
serving as eercuthp officer aboard Fletcher Bolls Included W. B. scene is the United Auto Work cluded a Gl blouse with 2<>th Chief Ernst Kaltentirunner joined G. Williams slull's tlut work is |tfi5K(‘tl .1lu* li'ilf WRV inttfJi * utui * ; tint! »»f li-nm*- khii I i ami tliitUM
the LCI S68 in
Pacific for IB Davenport of Qrlando, Bill and er* conference with the Ford Air Fore* insignia on the Wt 20 fellow Nails today In the pri- continuing 'on u (record breaking day when sale* otul.-d I01.HO0. , „ tJier
. .
• ■months.
^
* Jack Evans, sons of Frank Motor Company. Th* union has shoulder, 'ribbon decorations, a soner'a box ut the Nuerntorg war urreage of potauica for the com it wus M'porteil I'Mhiy hy r.. I,. .
Evans, and Alfred Stine, son of announced that It will present ladles grey two piece suit, and crime* trial.
ing seusun. Seed began arriving Kilpalrirk, haul rluiiinmn of tho J A (|jt||l(i| nl~.|jllK „ f ,i„. It.uxr-I
lie
pleaded
no|
j, . Lieut. McCa
raduated as en- Georg* Stine.
to the Ford negotiators early « baby’ii blue woo[ coat and cap. guilty to war crimes charges.
for early plantings this week. drive. •
: „| Diiectoi-, of the Scmlnolo
(A lig n from
Unlvaraity
Mr. Smith emphasised tha Im this afternoon what it calls an
The previous two thefts in
This amount, lie -tuti-d, did I'ounty i lumil-ci of tlommeicu
Kaltenbrunner
actually
had Mont of the ground is now ready.*
26, 1944, portance of honesty in blusluos* unprecedented schema for com the neighborhood were limited to
^ in New York 'City^
"llenns
-continue
to
move
from
!vvlit lie held ut 7:60 o'clock, Tuccand waa commlst
lieuten dealings and quoted from a pany aecurity. However, union ladlee underthings taken from been on trial from the start. But tho Pahokec Market, at decreased not Includo the Oviedo Mile*.
Mr. Kilpatrick uigud that Rem- day night ui tlie Hole) .Mayfair,
on the eve of thn opening of the
ant (jg ) in July i94B at Pearl prominent editor who said, "Wa lender* have mads It clear that clothes lines.
volume,
with
fair
to
good
quality
iridic I ’ounty ritir.cn* meet Uic
.
— —-------------------trial sessions he suffered u brain
Harbor and at th* same time was must re-establish the teachings they will have not part of tho
at the 83.25
23.26 ceiling,
celling, ac
uc- >H74.0tin 7pn.in .i.-r (■■■ n—
—-YtTi licgului meeting of tho
stroke and had to to hospital going ut
’given the bronse star medal and
Cearieaea o* Tmg» V n r
Ford proposal for fines against
cording—t
»
'g
tepurt
from
MUil*'
" " Tho drive will continue through Monroe I’ hupicr, No. 1.1, |{. A. M.,
ised.— lle-now is tecoseied.- —
recommended for a unit citation
the unionjor wildest strikes.
oger J. A. Dulany. Cold wciithei Dercmtor, hr uddetl.
, will he held Tuesday night at
for outstanding close fire support
H.J.
D
a
g
u
e
Died
A
t
has
delayed
harvesting
of
celery,
S e v e n S a n fo r d M e n
tin the 7lh war loan drive, 7Pin o'clock. The Fast .Master
------ -In-Okinawa.--------------------but Manager Dulany stutr* thl- Seminole County (dared I -Ith in Degree will to ron/cired on ,t
Mia bronse star citation reeds Released From N a v y
H om e O f Son S aturday
V e ts R eturning will start Monday (Dec. 10). K sales, hut till* time tire county cluf* of cdinliihitc* mill Officers
aa folio we: "For distinguishing
Building: P e r m i t s
Potatoes in the I’almkec ure* is not mentioned among the first for lUc coming year will he elect
himself by meritorious achieveFuneral Services for Horton J.
From Pacific D uty ure looking good and harvesting 211
Seven Sanford men have been
counties in K-bond Miles, ed. Prior to the meeting, on
Issued
B
y
Inspector
a
merit from October, 1944 to June released from tha United States
Hague, who died suddenly at tin
will start Dec. 16.
which counties huve uttoinesl oy*tcr. slew :.up| ei will to nerveil
^•1916, as the gunnery officer of a Nary within the past three days,
horn* of hb son, |{.< D. Hague,
high
point
vet
Two Sanford
12.2 [vcreeiit of their F. quotas, nt 6:45 u'diK'k. All Royal Arch
Two permits for erection of on . Beardall Avenue, at 11:45 erans
*~eloaa-in fire support shfp during according to Information received
ilted States Navy
of the Unit
Mn-oris me ini itol t<> ulteild.
i in- declared.
the assault on Leyte, Llngayen from the Nava) Paraonnel Separ tomes in Sanford ware issued by A. M. Saturday, were held Sun and one member o f 1 the United
Today ut from 71:(10 to 6:00
City Inspector Grady
Duncan day afternoon at 2:30 o’clock State* Marine Corps are eiirouto O dd Fellow s Launch
Gulf, Nesugbu and Okinawa. De ation Center at Jacksonville.
The Seminole County Post No.
I P. M. un exhibit of Ueirhmurshull
monstrating outstanding leader
They are aa follows: Oliver during the week-end. Oh Friday at tha Erickkon Funeral Hume.
to this country from Pacific duty,
of the Veterans of Foreign
N e w B ran ch H ere , Hetinumi Goeriug’s official Mer 3262
ship and courage, he caused-his R. Stapler, PIIOM 3/c, Route 1. a permit was issued to Mrs.
Th* Rev. E. D. Brownlee, pas awarding to Information received
cedes Bent ronvcrlablo scilun, W ari will hold u special meet
ship to deliver acurate and effect Box 41; Joseph W. Hicks, MM Emma Vinlng for treetIon of a tor of the First Presbyterian today from th* Service Force
ing tonight at the Legion Hut on
ive fire onto targets of opportun 3/c, Route 2 , Box U4 j ,1. M- one story frame dialling at an Church, officiated and burial was Commander of th* United States
Fort Mellon Encampment No. which wns captured at Ijtufuii, the l.akcfiollt ul 7:30 o'clock.
ity and to deliver effective' anti Dyes., Jr., CM l/c. 102 N. Maple estimated coat of |2JR>0 on- Msplo made In the Tavares Cemetery Pacific Fleet.
22, IOOF, a new branch hereof Germany, hy the 20l|i Armored All veteran*, having served over
NfnUt
and where he formerly lived for 36
aircraft fir* against hostile air Avenue; Dan Wells, STM 1 /e, Avenue, between
the Odd Fellows, was instituted Force, I* due to take pl»re at seas mid Interested. in joining tho
They are as follows:
the Hanford Bulck Company on
,
craft. Through hf* skill and pro- Route 1, Box ’ 106; Owen T. Streets.
yearn.
L~ Caldwell. RDM 3-C, USNR, Sunday at the IOOF Hall by Mngnnliu Avenue uith admission organisation, nre mviw-il to nttend.
devotion to duty, he ontrl- Coop, SC l i t . Route 2, Box 60;
On Saturday a permit was
Born July 7, 1862 In Lagrange, husband of Mrs. 1). Caldwell of Grand Patriarch George W. Mur_ bawd Immassurably la - th* sue- Gordon D. Stanley, CPHM. B4B« given to B. B. Batten for ere
Ind. Mr. Dafue had made hi* )01 Maple Avenue, aboard tha shlck of Sarasota. The degree by ticket to bond buyers only. ,
All member* of the Woodmen
fTbcesaful partirlpaHon of M i ship Palmetto Avenue; and Alton B. thm of a on# story frame dwell-'
tore with hla son and U. S. S. Henrico.
work was conferred by the Or
o f the World are. uiged to he
m in 111* assault oparations. HU Duxbury, AMM 3/c, 811 Mag- Ing et estimated fO*t of f3,M>0 daughter-in-law tor th* past two
Edward T. Smith. SK 1-C, lando Degree team.
present' at the tegular meeting
conduct throughout distinguished noils Avenue.
on Laurel Avenue, b e t w e e n and n half yd*n. He was a mem USNR, husband of Mrs. Florence
The following officer* were In- Supreme Ctfurt Fails scheduled to he hrtd tomorrow
Seventh and Eighth . Streets.
him among those peef ormIng du
ber of the. First Presbyterian O. Smith, aboard the U. 8 . S. stalled by District Deputy Grand
nl the W.O.W. Hall at
ties of th* same character." kATo A id Yam ashita night
Church of Sanford and of tha Mellena: and Alfred W. Stanley, Patriarch, J, B. Brsdiglan of Or
7:30 nVIock, The election of offlt W oodruff Gets
miral R. K. Tomer, UBN i
Masonic Lodge of Tavares.
8 r., T/ 8 gt. UBHC. of 2486 Pal- lando; Chief Patriarch, F. B. Ash
cere for the forthcoming year
the citation,
Survivors besides the son in metto Avenue, a b o a r d
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10 , (At— will to hold.
the down; High Priest, D. C. llowaid;
clude one .lister, flva grand U. ’ B. 8 . Colorado!
Senior Warden, Dr. MUton Hurst; The Surname Court hus dcfeited
Lieut. (Jg) McCall wear* tochildren and two great grand
Scribe, H. M. (Uesson; Treasure:, any action on a request hy Japa
aides tha bronw star medal, the
Captain Harry B. Woqdruff
children.
C. If, Stafford; Junior Warden, nese General Tomoyukl YumaPhilippine liberation ribbon which
has
'
hem
reloesed
from
the
SEMINOLE BAND PARADES
L. V. 'Williams.
waa presented by th« Philippine
sliita that
intervene In tlie
. Guides Installed were: W. O. wur criniinnl case which brought
Government and three stars for United Btetea Army after aenrTb* Seminole High School band Bridges, D. B. E. Starr, J. T. Har hi* conviction and the death sen
In three major inL io n s C lu b P la n s
rarticipated In a giant Santa dy, George B. Elliott, O. L. Shu tence, Yamashita sent hi* re
and damaged
somewhat
Claus parade held Saturday af man, B. F. Squires and A. li. quest to tho Supreme Court hy
a Plymouth ' X m a s L adies N ig h t ternoon fn DeLand. Approximate LoveJov. Guard* of the tent man- airmsil. After the arrival of the
whan it
by City
ly 10,000 people gathered on th* ad ware JL J. Shames and GYover petition the Genera) was con
•t Gta
The Lions Club, - at a meeting Boulevard to watch th* auccea*- William*.
victed In Manila and sentenced
kvenut and Friday, made plans for a Udla* ful affair. Th* parade waa fol
Twenty three charter members to hang.
,
”
*----- party at the lowed t * concerts on the street were present and received the deThen Yamashita cabled to the
Wording’
Club on the
Member*
present high tribunal a request- that It
other participating bands from gross.
Uamliars ’' were
wi
There will
, Sarasota, stay hUiMecution pending final
ilnJi
lion on hi* re*e by the court,
_____
8 L Clowl,I, acti
* ■flut tho Supreme Court also
sad Michigan.
,hg the Ori
WM followed by failed to act on tl
requeal BUY
1»
7
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10,—
(A P )— Former Chief of Staff
" .George C. Marshall has told
the Pearl Harbor Investigat
ing Committee about his perHonnl views on the probablll*
tv of war with Japan during
the month before P e a r l
Harbor. Under questioning
,» from Senator Homer Fer-
Germans Invaded Shipments O f Fall Celerv Feds End
Russia In Order Vr0.ps Inc,r,e5|s,nS Season With W i i T ^
Talk On Ethics Lewis Opposes
. Given Rotarians Truman Proposal
By Harry Smith For. Labor Peace
lo (Jbtam rood.
------
Over Hurricanes K a r l Soderblom
Electe’d E m i n e n t
Commandery Head
V
K
Another Robbery
Reported In Ninth
And Oak District
George McCall, Jr.
Is Home Following
^Service In Pacific
CITY BRIEFS
Kilpatrick S a y s
E-Bond Sale Goes
Past Halfway Mark
From Army Agtoa Collide At
Elm And'Second St.
\
fit
,Y..
4t#0‘
I
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PAGE EIGHTH
Rociqtion — wont it niv» tti|>!c Am ii r e ^ lt, nothing much 1* A rntinir. . Ill fin), trie Pacific
cxprrlcd II,"happen in the way
lenKUer even Im talking of
, . .
;;
, ,
' major linv.ie rntmg.
league* | . ,
,
....
r o u j M n u s . o „ lire. r.. obi— of tradCR until the major
.
,
*hv' minor* in v he willing to
There hm lw**n no trading activ pul her in < hiengo next .week,
I u;Vc
pn,.|f|c (_'ok*L .loop *uch
ity a* vet at the 14 :h Minor
Ono question scheduled to | a ruling, A third .-major league
league HuhiduilI Convention! And conup at the minor league would mean nriuther market o 1
if* quite likely that no trades meeting, which open* toiporrow which the minor circuits could
involvin' log league players will J is an amendment which would I dixpoxc of their ivory at fancy
materialize.
I -make the head if* flic
*' ~ minor*,
'
i jijdMfsu
_
Miwu.of the de|e,rntes to .th e ’^V r-n.'itnm ibnm , the flhalH ile'r
If
Vli^^ttliS^i^f^fub'
'
J fln ln li- dlffererwe* in the- minoTs.
the head' of thcshrdl , wvbxz sliould get *uch recognition at
f t The
amendment also would take th e * minor league meeting, th
Y O U R “S H I P W IL L
MS before the
■uwnv front Commissioner flapoy idea would comt*
Minor Loop Meet
detrimental Uv baw bill.
Another problem involve* the
rlnsxifirution of variou* leagues.
The Southern /\*socintlon
is
- -
IWeather
” ---------- * fIs
w
PAYWCTDfVIDENDS a r-^ B
By Jock Sordi
* 1
MIAMI, Dec. 4 — One of. the
most important factor* jn any
football game i* the w eath er'aid
for Orange Bowl team* it's t
contributing factor,
i Ideal weather ccndiliins havi
prevailed II Rlrui.'ht years *inr
With
the ciaarir’* beginning and n
JULIAN STKNHTROM
check o r the Miami weathe
HKItAl.ll ABORTS EDITOR
bureau reveals that only one
___ ______ _______A . .
..time since estaliledim'^nt ,4---lhL
—^
.
bureau in l t d 2 pus rtQtQteJj&tir
Many people nave bc#n wonder- *o much us a showur New "/ear'
ing why this column is continually afternoon.
S E I M ! * , re" e“t,onal. ImproveT b ft^in est uU m i s m - foHhw
h re o m e fir mired down; f™,he*,v
>
Will pny up to $300
for
“Spinets, Studios, or
Baby Grand*.
$100 f o r « U p r ij^ .tA Plnln case.
Write Bj g c r W jfster^ *
709"S! Florida“~Ave.
v
be expected there, for the Amer!?un
National loop* unquex
tionably will take u dim vieuf "1
uhy'Tfncmpt to cut in on their
exclusive right*.
WANTED
50 PIANOS
XT&t
been
**»» nation'* best pas*
I jtk e la n d , FBf.
during the past t«n year*.
ing attack l»n’t worth ii Con fed
‘ ADVERTISING
It’* n fair question, we will ml- ernte dollar when the ruins arc
1
riiit, Fiut here’s the reason and falling or the field Is slippery
we make "no bones" nhout It. T o -, A fast field mean* runner* car,
day 'Ufme are lot* of young men hold their feet, break more quick
cornier ^ home from the armed I lv and cut hack when the occa
ifa per line for our insert,.,.,
force* where they have been given ion demand*. Also, passer* cn •
98c per Jioe for three insertion*
MISCELLANEOUS every
recreational activity and toss the dry tinll more accurutc ■
17c per line for 6 insertions
facility in the boo)u They h av e . ar^l receivers catching tasks a:
<IT, per- line for 20 insertion*
DURIinU HEBE WHERE
learned to participate in many made much more simple.
Minimum rates . . 3<V
. . . . .
.
. ''
- PRIVACY IS RESPECTED
R.
,
**y’ . vnrlou* tj'pe* of. recreation as a t - This w}i| menu much to iih li ■
i*HONE Ilk OK BRING YOUn An* to T|/F. SANFORD HERALD YOURAiptiiral
dus
ire
wire forjinvnev dally habit.
These «merv ' don't Cross' -ptin'erTuh winning att'rt;l l | ^
• Count,
words to the line. tnttydtni|. phone* and-oddrf**.
' £
in intmey" "m atters
rnrv^iirtJy tieed recreaflon In or- "Yraced h y : All-Amnicu ■Ruin K b '■ ’
All advertUcipejrts f i r alkuaUonJ srnnl J wilGb? charged f 6r at" the'
respected here,. rrirpd#ji Jin f Per to Bvr. but you must admit lowski. Heiectml lost week by tli
regular elaaoiflid' rates. •*
'
...
relnklve*' n r^ - no| » i|ii»*tlme.| It helps' them Co Jtccp In gqod »'-U«dule committee, the CrusarV
TfT^x-------- - ■
about your rtodit. Your eat- physical condition.
er* have trampled seven foe
dairy -stork. \Vlitter II. Trnpp.
Enterprise, Fla.
Many of lioy* left «5anford from -^iUi their ground game.
FOR SA'LE
JJ .no- mar. of vour per*onal . | | trpc to fjve yearR „K0 nn,| have
Ca*t stutistirs' indicate lha •
/ILL. uu with keivsene and fuel COLE circulating oil heater, good
iffsl'
T h -r- •*. no eatise f'lr | ^tu m ejl to find Hnnlord’* re- Qrinitu Bowl eleven* have usei
oil before willt T
niphnr. n* in e rt,
condition! $fiU.U(J. 3U4 E. 1st
rreatlmiiil fnellltie* about tka,satin- the ideal igpiditlon* to the utmnK
i i . u. B on : c o .. i n c .
St.
f'essnnabla credit requirements. as when they left. Yet, tne city** advantage. Gcnrgia T erh ’s p as'
BlLUOl
M W IA IU -A nl,
No
c'l.makers
on
monyy
loan*.
MOW*. WlTXIgT Tl tTM—if a n u n
financial condition is much better minded eleven didn’t d efeat Tuls:
r\VO F aI o IK FOB SALE—One
CLOSING OCT ALL
Vnri, b’e paym ent plan*.
JR tw x aero Aho n eu» a c o u a u tt
thnn it was then. Meanwhile little n lu ir'i but cstuhlishe.l u new
c o A c U u io -iUe. tM V tfttrtf
3 ncres. tiled land. 1 g'M>d well.
T ltt’CKN AND
P
'
MILY-LOAN
Bfug ON XACH HMD ropT
has actually ha* * l*oen done ts( yards gained passing record b;
lit AIHtN -•.
«2 story home. I car garage.
OF uJ c4Aa4a "lb WrfUtAj
F'orlds I’nnk J u d g .. 4 Phonijptt provide the ncee**nry facilities fot traveling 3l!i yarils via the ai.
,ool house. 000 ft. W ait of
Dmlgn P i-to n mrgo — $710
M
w
rvc* r r so a r te a / r j h w w '
S
T
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P
iS
tA
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lc
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o
p
'fflbsH (W fitodsiBbe ? o r
"«>’?• T uUb. the victor, 25-12
lathe Monroe P's* Clffirr. - One ; n I lodge Pick-up ......... 550 IXYRD if I t - r r i n r ' Free Demon- rerreatinnnl activity.
o v H fo r tmat /s * u c* iro rN m tH #
rrs
F
irst
bio
-nfsi-rcrt-e.
Sttvlirifir
0
0
*fb
A
II
96^000
displayed
displnyci
n
more
b.ilaaceil
n
—o acres, oil til • I. good well, 2 '12 Kuril I 's- lull cargo
C;.fij stratioi, Hole] Mont ir.nr.uL any
w r t w j o r / r j -eg/rfv a n y .
This city of ours ha i
; '.nek,
gn**!,«'W
lo-yiSAg.ooshjeAc-r.bAyf sumaub?,
tto ry houtc, 2 •■tiny barn, Vi ’ll Che..
] *j loll uiigo 775] day at lei <WMI P, M,‘ ^
.mobility'll,
Wurld
nill"
;“'k’unothei
R
.>»athrough
""
. . . . . . . ti.e
____
. . . of ___
iy iului
137
pas*e«.
m ile" wrst on Orange Boulo- ’41 Clicv.
a
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r
r
i
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.
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0
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s
£
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c
s
P i-to n c a rg o ’-.-- H7.»
amounting to something if we’ll
In what, pcrlixps, was the
vnrd. J. W. nail. Lnke Monroe. ’40 G. M.’ C. 2 Vi-ton 10-wheel WE PAY highest cash price* for all get out and push It along u
F A R R E L L ’S AR*
(.ffeaslve spreg in an;.'
........ ups
usedfurniture. Haynes A Wll
Thone 15.
little. E ^ry o n e has got to do greatest
bowl
gtid
classic,
A
labam
a'
and
'.'HtG.
.M
l
C.
cab
over
eng.
van
7301
h""is
Furniture
Co..
311
E.
l*t
CADE PKG. STORE
hi* shuie, the old citizen, the
n n n e ts
ROOFING
- Brnml new, solid •;t'l International 2-tun .......... 350 St.phone
115a,_______ middle-aged business man and the Boston College stonned up umi
St.
John.
Georgia,
and
Bourgeois,
sheet roofing. V- '.18 ■Din. T U i-lm i stake —— 450' jq jjj
.. aluminum
v
Ihiring the season the Gator* has a nice selection . .
the Orange Bowl's green
returning veteran. If this column down
\*t l "l II . furniture _needs*. I’honerhi
frim p and *nap loci; style*.
turf for a total of (J3 I net yards. Tulane; Center, GatsSt, Auu^rn; won 4, lust five, and tied one.
13 International tractor, big
didn’t think it could he done and The
.Sre
Walter
Heal
at
Mather
Wlre-Wrile at once I Fulenwlder
Hockl,
Kuvkeiidall,
Aoliuni,
Gkaul,
37-21, Alabunv;,
Although the Ciutbr* played all s t a n d a r d , higif
lu es
. . . . . . . . 750
didn’t think the final result would 1 roared victor*.
Furniture l\>„ jihono 127.
Mfg. St Distributing C o , i’.O. *43 K. II. T. .Mack tractor ilk*
two service _u m - Gump Blund- quality brands . . B u y
to 277-yard* along tht At .,ni, Tripp I, Georgia, and Gra>
j
he
worth
fighting
for
a
t
the
'pre'.
r.iulei
bilt.
Box 33M. a 10 l a n c i m r .; D r i l f t
ing and Little Cn k Navy -- con
and ndile.l !I7 more hy new
------r ~ -^ 2 B T O
i «eni tinie, w^^iould leave Sanford ground
Orlando. I’bone 21711'*.
pusses while Boston College g >
Gei igla'a Charlie itip td rated sideration fur all-opponents' eleven n o w ,
b e f o r e th €
' 1(1 ti. Ml c . tractor, 000 HELP WANTEFf*on the tu rf arid 107 througl II •' i nunimou* choice of the Gu- went to collegiate team*..
wm motor
. ...... liyiO
SIIKKT Music, popular a iul
All of u* in Sanford have got 243
Christmas
rush.
;he ozone.
•nr squad for all-opponents' team
stamlaiil, book music apd mu-.c ’.'!!< Iiiti-riinlioaal tractor, D-53 <n>L'vnctiiaiiL<D
,
, ! '• r-alize th at If we don't take the
Georgia*
gr
ut
Orange
Uo*v’
‘ta
p
ta
ir.
K
8
motor
........ 1000, S7 K..O(,UAI HEIU-Clerk,
P*rt | offensive now and promote our
Instructimi books at The .Musiv
Bus, a tt-to n , like
or .full tune. ' Good pay. I hone city -along rucreul'nnal line*, the '■am of 1342, however, hold* the | Picking of the all-opponents?
Box In the 1‘rlncoa. Th"ul<r ’42 G. M.
.ffensive iccird of 4411 net yaril M'U m is an iinnual «'Vcnt by the
new
1535
Bldg. __
______________ _
1
_
boy* returning from all parts of gained.
fA R R E IL ’S
Frankie Sinchwich led Ii j Gator*' in^n po*t season reviewing
luirsey trailer, flat bed ........ 251*
GIRL*'
for
rod.-,
Fountain
j.ta
.n
n
'J,p
w
;o,l'l
will
leave
here
and
aetc slim. The Gator* finished it
lenni . to n 40-2U triumph nve
iECORIld - All the lutest po|iu- GMC Diopfranu- van Haller • 250
|ir Ho . down elsewhere. We're not TGU. Tho RulHog* I'ncucJ otf t< n game rchedule last Snturdny,
MAYBE
ev’s
J/rug
Store.
P
a
rt
tim
e
or
lars, airing music ami album Klnghnm 21-fl. franu-less vSn
PA CK A G E S T O B U P
- | talking through our hats either. 171* yard* rushing nnri milled 291 lo.ving to an All-American stud
Y*s Cm Mika
full tihje.
t
sets for Christinas gift- at
trailer
----- 050 r*—
I fliuluLi If ycu care to tnveati- by t'Vnnkio’n ox-pgrt niarksm n i-_ ded Little Greek .Navy eleven
M « .r Wnks*
your music sUuo, The Music Trnilmotillc 2H-ft. stainless *te:l *FOUNTAIN.
Host
s* xrtADt Bum.
one
iiilL— . \ p | ..- j.iltqi'- , cate, voo will find th at some hove
12-0 in one of the season thrillers. | A0VEBTISING-frnmpless
— , -* '—a -1601) -Krivlce, Sanford Nu.ul Aii i already left.
Box in the Princes* Theater
Bldg.
’■l.'l Black Diamond .'10-ft. van,
{Ration.
"
, Many of these Imys wore sta
like new
1500
in or near large cities and
ALL OF BLOCK 10, eighteen We also hart* 200 other truck* ORANGE [ ockei-s. Sanford F ru 11, tioned
[Ifl'!! ‘' f.Vunl'i' that' ihevC w'arT' nru!
lots, or will sell liny of Iota, and trailer* to chiK.se from. GunCo.,
State
Farm
ers’
Market.
}
giew
lve
They found that the All-Opponent Squad
runs from Lake Mary highway
Picked By Gators |
to Crystal Igike, all beautiful 5 ^ A - S B l f / ; nny; : ™ - - . MAN TO .unervl*. 'packing in f t ^ V m . P,^ n ' - S C
lot*. Bee K. T. Cochran, Lake
------------- CO.
—
celery worehousr. Year round ,,
qroono. ine vcieran *aw
KNIGHT TRAILER
Mnry, Flu.
GA IN ESV ILLE. Dec. o, Tho
wmk for the right man. Phone
«,,cenf r I'MlJjrw- Bo di«v^>vVt, '5«eat::^a3 ♦ •
2201 W. BEAVER ST.
ayir; wf J s i
A. ibidu it l orn.. 1yiverrd place* where he would U niversity of Florida G ator fooiPIL 5-2051 - Ovicilo 2871GUITARS: Limited number of
..
-to welcome/l a id assisted in getl- luiil squad reviewed th eir ten g o n e
JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
new mien on stile now. Also
BEAUTY’ OPERATORS - Senior ' log Into a liuninc** of some sort, reason today and derided by indi
used nccuriliun. Banjo and FOR SALK • T w o burner oil
and Junior. Piirmnnont cm|floy7 1le found towns and cities where vidual vole th a t the U niversity
other nuiHirnl instruments In
ment with weekly guarantee ' lie would have a varied assort- of G .n rg ia and Auburn furnished
-It -liter, (IH.tHtt-U -four burner
new condition a t The Music
and largo ruining*; .in pro- m$nt nf recreational -fncllitic* and thu to u g h e s t’ rinimaitilth* nf tho
Grocery. 317 Palmetto Avc.
Box in the PrifUTsn Theater
portion to *).ill nml effort up- above all he found cities and year on th eir All- Intercollegiate
Building.
__
ORANfiES, $2.50 liuahal shipped
plied. Exclusive Shop, entering town* with .adequate hospitaMta- O pponents' Twtm.
for
you.
Plume
7K.M
-W
.
io
Daytona ' lli'ftrh’.i finest lio n .
The Gator* t icked player* on
YOUNG healthy cabbage limit*
clientele. For appoint ment or
We don't have those advantages tholr nil-opponent*' team accord
■ Copenhagen and Marlon Market.
particular*, write Sigrid':r B ean-! here now but there’s no reason ing tn perform ance in G ator
It. W. Estes, Pin,lie 28.11, Oviedo,
ty Salon, 203 Seabreeze Boule- '-‘hv we can’t, W r’ri? willing to gam es and selected throe p|uyerr
Fla,
_____
r.u-i Itnv’nn ftoucti. Flori la, fight for them and figfyt hard l*e- each from Gei-igi.i and A u b u ri.
BROWNING automatic 20 gauge, DRIVER’S license. Ruth Whitestating experience and -w hen enuso w e' know they can bo ac two from Vnnderliilt, utol one
available.’
complished and some day wVII each from the Tulane. Ole M isi,
and case, used only one reason:
h e a d . Rt. 2, Box 203-11.
all he nhle to take pride in the and ■Miami rounds.
V4 case shells. 7brt Ijiorcl Ave.
GIRL
for
full
time
job.
Apply
work tluil has heon done
LOST: Hull cap, nlckte plalcd
T)ie uH-opimiteul*’ fquml picked[
ONE i!i.in r li- v in l’t tfuck with
Beacon
Dairle*.
222
M
agnolia.
\Ve boHeve"thnt’ a 'definite rec- by secret bullot includes: ends,
Sludohnkcr President, on l.elrry
two spaed uxle* and 825 X 20
£'ve' ___
_ _ * l rcntlnnffl program wlU be forth- McCain, Mississippi,* mid Mosley,
Avo. Reward. Phono 328-W.
lire* in A I condition, good
G eorgia; Tackle*, finsll. Auburn,"
w'aiiloil for County Homo. pom.inf in „th.e npnr fu*ur^ , ^
stake body. Jamt's II. I isk, I OST: Brlndle Boston Bull, an MAIl)
P’hung
l u m . 3303.
3'ii)3
Ibat immediate step* should be and Gorrell, \ alidcrhilt; Guards,
Monroe. Corner.
swer* to name, "Topper", l’hons
taken to revive tho fight for a
4
. r - L
252-W,
Reward.
______ MAID wanted fur Valdes Hotel. local hospital. Wo further »d-1
A*
ORANGES and T angerines packed
Apjily
between
U;00
A.
M,
ynd
vacate (hut the local civic orfor shipping. Rive’s, Orlando LOST: 4 Series E. War IlomU,
12 noon.
-iihizntinn* enlarge their inemHighway, plum^ K2H-W.
$25.00 lost on First St- Heaso
hcrshlps with young, energetic
TELEPHONE
* return to 300 Magnolia Avo.
RHTURNKD VETERANB "
HM A IL ctcrtric radio. H00 M-igmini. Although we realize that
Reward. 1
________
GET BECURITY NOW WITH the
nutla A y :.
Rotary, Lion* and Kiwanl*
OPERATORS
OPPORTUNITY UNLIMITED
LOST:
Tan billfold with Idenilhave some young men In their
7 DUt'KK
liens and drake f ,r
Starting
Rate
firation card* and driver* li FIRESTONE STORES lias good clubs, wp believe there should
breeding.
J M. Cook, Longposition open now for salesman. be more. We wont the younger
cense;
Phone 390—W.
Starting
salary commensurate people to get right in there and
wood, plume 25,
6 days .•=— $26.00
LOST:
Between Sorrento and with your ability. Previous ex work
SliiRte or Married
with
the
older
people.
NICE TWO st'/ry house in ’LongSanford Saturday night Dee. Dt.t perience desirable but not ts*cnYesterday wo talked with one
wood, ser J. M. Cook, LongAges 16 - 35 .
Brown cloth ladies’ nur»e with liul. Apply hy letter only, stating Sanford
man who brought out
wood, with th? O. P. Swope Co.,
Experience
Unncccewnr}'
eni ring*, liank hook, letter* and age, education and xeeiyiericncc. n very inqiortant
point,
lie
said
*.f Orlando,
. .
_____
to Sanford Herald or City
FIRESTONE BTORI^f ’
• Fold while learning
the
biggest
job
we
have
here
Drug Store. Reward.
111 K. 1st- BT. . «
MAN’S bicycle in good colullI* to sell Sanford'* people. Wo
• Frequent increases
lion, good lire*, pro-war. a t. t,
agree with him
100 percent.
• Overtime pay
Bux 17a—W, Upiuilu.
WANTEDOnce
the
citlxens
have
been
sold
BUSINESS
SERVICE
• Paid vacations
on
Sanford,
there
would
‘be
no
ONE Jersey mill; cow; 2 -g o n li. SMALL Junior site bicycle. Phono
Announcing The Opening Of
• Taxl-caJb H e r r l c e fot
limit to the progress this city
K. U l>uun. Monroe “ urner,
County 2 0 3 3 . ___________
could make.
DODGE • PLYMOUTH
la te h o u ra
Phone #:I4-M.
*
We have got to get - away APPLY CHIEF OPERATOR
PARTS AND SERVICE
celery plant* for 8 109 Palmetto
FANCY Christmas Boxes F r ill SPECIAL
Ave.
Phone 1011 from the old feeling that ha*
acre*
abouL
Dec.
20
or
later.
S * 5 weekdays
shipped daily. I 1 0 .W . First
Henry Schumacher, Phone 220-J. WE ARE fully equipped and prevailed in Sanford these many
Saturdaya 8 - 12
St. Full stock frulth and vege
years. Whenever something is
know how to recap your tire*. brought up before the peopl*,
tables fresh dailv across street ROY’S bicycle — to buy or trade
SOUTHERN BELL
N atural rubber oi ■synthetic, the qld familiar cry begins " It
from Princes* Theater B. E.
for man1* slightly used bicycle
we protect tne sidewall* of won't work! It won’t work!” Why
Aiken, fir.
PtumtC2R4— M
INC.TEL. & TEL. CO.
your tire. Jonea Tire- Shop, certainly not! Did you ever see
COCKER pup*., pure bred, order WE HAVE call* for orange
Cor. 1st and Elm, phone 008. anything work by iUelff
now for Chrislmu*. 314 Myrtle
groves. List yours with J. M.
204 N u r th E lm A ve,
machine*
repaired.
Avc.
Cook, l-ongwood, Fla. O. P, SEVtING
----■
All Makee.
William*’ Fhdi
FOR YOUR furniture net*)*—JW
—Shop, 206 W. Tst-flfc—
Waller Ben) at Mather fu rn i WANTED TO RENT
BODY AND Fander dent*, paint
ture Co., phone 127.
___
HOME TOWN NEWS
_
___ _________
Injury or fading thoula be
MANUFACTURERS,
BLENDERS,
DISTRIBUTORS
fl ROOM home on two large 5 OB (! room house, three adult*,
corrected now to combat aging
Iota, light* and water, poisesumi, weatbeilng. A new painpermanent.
Located
In
Sanford,
*ion ininirdiulely. Ike Butler,
lee* method awaits you a t
Ilcl^ind, Orange City or Win
Glnderville.
YATES
AUTO
PA IN T.*
MA
IIT O PAINT
ter Park. Phone County 2805.
of
BODY SHOP
5 '
WINE for your fruit rnkc at
105
N.
palmetto
Arc.
Phone
371
c OIt RENT—
Homer’* fioilu Shop.
machines repaired—
ALL DRY wines, 85c quart, ONE furnished apartm ent. Tak- WASHING
and Chemical
and all home appliance*. Cald
f r - Homer1* Soda Shop.
ach Apartment*.
__
well General Repair Shop, 707
North Mills, Orlando, phone
5 ROOM bungalow, iio UHUtr FURNISHED apartm ent far quiet
2-1872. Prompt service.
buy In thu «lat« nf Florida.
adulta, no pete. Apply Bax JA
Ju s t what you want • where
c/o Herald.
Expert Auto Repairing
you want It anil when you
Barfield St Jackson
want It. No wailing. Edward l’V'oi ROOM apartm ent at 1807
Yh connection with
French Avenue. No pet* or
„
F. Lane, phone 452,
Yale*
Auto
Paint A Body Work*
children. Phone 310-J.
_____
_
Phone 37 J ______
S ROOM house with extra lot
,
Out of city limits for only $2,AUTO PAINTING
COMPLETE LINE OF FARM SUPPLIES
000.00 Edward F. Lane, phone
By C.W. “T aC , Johnson
m *
.462.________________________
15 year* experleWe In attto and
•Ircraftpalnting.
Sanford**
popu
IR18TMAH cards. We liavc
Newest Developments — Personal Service
lar naiut authority,
them. Your name on them, 24
HOLLER MOTOR BALES
■. 1. *L
11 , 'r’4 , , k
■
» 1 *g^, j t*. .!»■-. '•jr tJ f¥v ^#1 ^ r
service. Wight - Print
________ 2M W. le t 8 t
Special JVIixes — Chemical Testing
MOTOR TUNE-UP
housp, well built, with
•'
’ ■" '77
Factories recommend i t every
Phone 263.
V*k2
’’ v ; ;
600Q mile* or twice a year. EsIRVING
FEINBERG,
P
n
a
.'
rABLE radio, 1 wool rug,
eenllal To efficient car perfor1
0. Mrs. M. E. Patterson,
manre. Our expert mechanic* and
J F|pi Ave.
ELJLBNN1
R id e r*
n™"
-
it
W E D N E S D A Y , D E C E M B E R 5 . lS ifc
Big Factor
* » v iw .
E m U p I,n Orange Bowl Game
yp
> M "’" " vrhtc;*'i,f^wwitnhd
COMEJNUm m u . By th* Aid of Newipapeg
jf
—
THE HANFORD p^ftALD^LANFORD,, FLOIMDA
TrnHino*
AcfSviiv
IfsW
rtfljoji oT
In
lltey bare
in h \ .mu .it dutiLle - !
XI dUlIlg rtlllV
Ity ‘ItfiU
-vfsti’il
iTsist
y 7nthat
telling
ull ■w-heduUd
»ttU(\ I'hr
ini- lt 1l iice
ru. ■ (loUhlO
uimmo 1
• .
A’ luuglU'.
l t rlfc^i
\T A x
A 4. *Plnycr*, nnd they are willing to
INOt Keported A t tn^ only in term* of hard, cold Paci f i c»! f r S S t ;M a r k in g
1.
b—
Z
n
w
*
LOST & FOUND
P U fF H E R N C H F M irA i c iNC
- I
Southern Chemicals
Agricultural Insecticides, Fungicides,
1
car nullo
for ’41
S3u!.°‘K~'’:;,i a . r v * ,*u*'
"
I 1
Specialties
i.
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i.
r a l f t yw u^htl?* *°°
ULE. °C (t “r
— >-
I - ; 1—-
“BILL” THORNE, Field
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sf
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C antor ft fe r a l D
In Unity There If. Strength—
To Protect the Peace of the Werldi
To Proaooto the P ro x re u of Americai
To Produce Prosperity for Sanford.
1
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
VOLUME XXXVII
1
?|
Established 15)08
U. S. Agrees =
%
SANFORD. FLORIDA, THURSDAY. nECEMBEIt fi; 1945
Takes Life After OPA Ruling
ith Huge Sum
Loan Of $4,400,000,000
Would Be For Fifty
Years At Less Than
2 Percent Interest-,
High-Ranking
Japs NamedAs
War Criminals
THE WfcATHER
Partly cloudy and slight)) warmer. Future
trm peraturr outlook: n lin li ridifg tem
perature Friday nighl, Saturday and
Saturday nlllht. No front danger through
Sunday.
Associated Press Leased Wire
NUMHER GO.
Pearl Harbor
Facts-Given'•
By Marshall
______ State Department Picketed By Communists
— -¥■-
Prince Konoye And
Marquis Kido Are
Among Nine Under
Arrest -B y -. Allies
Chief Of- Staff Saw
Need For Greater
Air Power In Ha
waii Early In MI
$
WASHINGTON. D e e . 6.
(A P )— British and United
Btatda government represent-1
ativfe have placed tlvelr
ai gnat urea rtn a loan agree• i " j meat for financial aid to
. Great Britain. The atnoupt
and tenna of tha loan tufrr
not yet been disclosed in
Washington, but the London
press has stated that the
amount ta $4,400,000,000. *
A . Treasury Secratary Vinson
’* signed the document for the
United States, and the Britiah ambassador. Lord Halifax,
nted for Great Britain.
ficial announcement of the
signing, howevfcr. has not yet
been made and the State De
partm ent has declined to
comment on IL
TOKYO, l)e.c <1 . t,n
(ienei‘%1
- WASHINGTON. * D e c . fl.
MacArthur 'reached up td a hign
(A P )—Spokesmen for cKurch- „
level-today id tag two of Japan’s
cs. labor unions and veterans'
most powerful political figures
organlialions . appeared . be*
as war ir.mlmil suspects — I’rltre
' fore the .House Militarv Com
1 F u n ' i s r ' Kiwioye anil MoApjle
mittee today to ‘oppose legis
\Ioicm . i >1 , Both men a re . re*
lation for peacetime rompulrfa.Jed by many Japanese them
aory’ military '(raining. They
selves as top war criminals.
recommended that an attempt
MacArthur directed that the
be made to outlaw universal
Japanese government arrest both
V military training throughout
men and turn thciu over to Allied
-the world.
qulhoritli*. -Seven other* tj’-rht nuking .lajuncM- also wi r • or
WASHINGTON, D ec. G,
dered arrested by MacArthur.
(A P) — General George C, ‘
,-----------------------— ......................................,--------------------------------------Tho Japanese had hardly rcMarshall told the Pearl llnrl.u w u * .,u .Si “ —***'**£ »*” *»“
riit-u fcn iL iv , in in s.r Los C0Vered from the shock of Maehor Committee today how lor
Angeles g.vhge is Mrs. Betrtha Rose. A reqlestate dealer and W hturV announcem ent*hen tl.a.v
many months before fhe
landlord. Rose shot hhnseif to death when hisplea to the Office rocelved another. The Japanese
Japanese attack he had tried
of Ih ice Admlmstrnlion to evict one of h!s tenants wasturned down Communist party announced it
to build up the defrnse* in
by Officials. ( Internationa! Foundphoto)
would re(cnic (u own ||* t of w-.r
llawaii. The former Chief of
criminals Saturday. This list in
Staff said that early in 1041
clude* Emperor Hirohito ami
he decided to tend nlmost
his empress.
L O N D O N , D ec. 6, (A P )
.-M-lt . I
all the P-3A fighter planes
Konoye has been premier ol HOLDING PLACARDS, Communist pickets parade back and fore, in from of
lit,. M
Suite Department
>f tin—The United^ States has
available In this country to
Japan three times anil w-ns re Budding in Washington. The vigil, railed for the reel gnat inn of Sivh -miv of Slate Byrne* and the
£ g re e d —-subject to congres
the Parifir outpost. As early
garded as one nf Nfp|nn'*~iv|"it withdrawal nfrU .F.rtm upk fitthi.Chinn:^AnntliondfiTOid called Climim Kui-rhck "illcaufi of tldm i."
aa February, 1041. hr had
sional approval—to lend Bri
prized 1 front men" for he mili
i liiti-rimtiiinnl Souiulphoto)
warned at meetings of top
tarists.
"Kido was lllroh tn's
tain 54,400,000,000. ‘ Accep
Army and Navy men that
right
hand
man
and
was
liM
rutance of the loan is subject
Hawaiian defenses were not
mental In nunditg mnnv premiers,
all they should be.
to approval by the Bitish
including Gcncrnl Hidoki To|o
who succeeded Konoye jus| before
Parliament.
WASHINGTON, Dec. G.
No official announcement Measure Is Revised To BadWcathcrHamperB •Japan attacked Pearl Harbor.
(AP)
— flum’rtil George' C.
The
others
ordered'
by
Ms:of tho loan has been made
Make It Mere Sha
N a v a J Activity In A rthur arc: Vice Admiral Tokuo
Manthnll, fot hhtIv Army
yet, but British newspapers are
unofficial Japanese envoy
,
S n n t a < ’l a i n * i
c . t, 1111^ III I d e m !
chief of staff, has begun his
dow Of Former Self
tilled today with details of the
Search For Plane Godo,
to Germany; Shlgeo Odate, long
. l l i . i l l .» I
Ni 1
d ill)
.
V
u vr.t
plan. An official announcement is
long-awaited testimony be
time rolitlcai economist; Taketora
Sant^i
w ill
v i.it
. .. 1i * 4 f 1 • 111 * L( l ■
Acpected today by the two govern
W hat started out eleven irW tli,
P o r t l a n d ” o7^ Dec. o. <a p > Cgatu, u leading Japanese jourttafore the Pearl Harbor In
- *» * t)S
*
Ii
$
.
l
t
R . * I ’L* .
III*.
1ments.
ago us the so-called "full employ — Gale* along the Pacific coast
Seminole County Vet vestigating Committee. The
and vice president of the To
1 41(1 !,•*§ 1
................... O i l
. »*»t 1 i t
i f 1
According
to the
versions ment" plnn has dwindled to a ure hnmporing the aenrch for' n llst
kyo newspaper Asahi: Viscount
b c n t i V a 1 . l u l l Ii • m u - : i i i v - w l i n e d printed In the British papers, ____
_____
- Committee P l a n s five star genefnl was greet
mere ______
shadow of
its former self, Navy transport missing since Masatoshi Okochl, nn lnduslrtai».4
■h e * . .* m i l 0 1
:i TPvt
11 g . 1 1 .
the United States plans to lend n, itK~rest now with the Housr Nov.
with applause as he utepin a flight from Kodiak, iist; t.ieut. General Hiroshi Oship llltll > in e n t e r m m u It
t!.t‘ e n n o ) .
To Extend Service ed
Britain the money for
aor ou
GO years— j| committee tn Congress.
Alaska, to Seattle, Wash. It is mil, former Jan ambassador to
ped
to tin- witness stand,
II)
JULIAN
STKNNTRllM
t »U’ t i r s i h i n t t h i i t S a i l t n u n i 1 1
tha first fiva years being interestPresident Roosevelt favored the now reported that n total of 2tl Germany who just got hack to
Herald .Sports Filitor
to
S u n to iil
then, under nucstioning
to m e
\ Y t\ s
ic •eel** 1
\ im-oting i-f thu Veterans uiid
free. The loan repayments are plan—In principle—when Sena men were aboard. Originally the Tokyo today from internment tn
Coach Goose Kellies of the fcoin John |vcy. lornl t-luoi tir-i Commit tiv nf Ki-milloU- County from tlic committee counsel, ho
to comlnencc in 1040 and after tor Murray of Montana offered total was given an 12. This re the United States; Count Tnda- Seminole
High School font lull]
foihiwltn*- o im-eting of tin- wiis .In-Id yesterday afternoon at began filling in tin* details of
five years the British will have it in the Senate almost n year ago. vised estimate places the total maau Sakai, a mom Iter of tho eleven said this morning that chant,
rowltlllltri On l-nar I’nnr
Sant iiit
I Mer.-lii'ii.*
AtsoclaHm
I
.
1
t*
«
.
.
.
j
in
>
,
‘ ,
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, lthe
ilt"
vChiiinliii
| i|It I I I 111 I
If
H M IH It-ll <
il
H
ofI tCommerce
for
to nay two percent Interest an
President Truman wna for it, servicemen unaccounted for in House of Peers, und Yaklchiro his
ii Y . r *
i°
rldiiy, in wl«u n n n4u«t
|j,t, pnrjune nf ititicuuHlMir iwelluni^
nually—about $8 8 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 .
too. Shortly after the Murray bill, the northwest today at ,1,1 Army- Suma, a long time diplomat.
llim-l tin- invading Purple 11u n i lied to givd San.n a hourly win- to improve the type of, service
The loan has been Hailed as a R epresrntrtfve Patm an, Demo anil Navy airmen and passengers.
In the Japanese diet, jnoan- riiDr^ fiom liHinesvIlle tiitnni row entile when he Vrftvti.i tid e' u i .now irudeicd lo returning vot*-.
.yApon to world trade by th e BrD cratic
___ ______
from Texas, introduced nn
Seven airplanes, ' involving 4G wnue, ruemiui Baron hijuro Shi- night at tho high school athletic Bee. 15. line to tin
,
. ,
" 1 ' 11i'*1 m ps t«v- tho committee
,
TU!t press, although none of the Identical wuouiure in the Ileus*servicemen, have disappeared ill Ueiiara admitted thill his govern
ti-t re ha» l.o. bc. n .i g >" ioioA
Clmliinnn Ned Smith
intronewspapers hare-com m ented edl- [ Both these hills n
n five week period during storms ment Was in no position Ut critiThe game is In-lug sponsored i" t.1,'.’,"'1"
‘
wneii* F r i d ; dtlccil Ednmilil l|. Martin. Scr*
torlaily on the plan. But the I Americans nbla to work
or had flying conditions in the i ize the Allied lists of war cri
tho Sanford Kiwanis Club for
U ilV‘",'.
" > ««'i •" Vi-e O ff lr . c Of Minion County.
ton of the headlines given the j ing work have the right to useful, region. Ten men have’ been res minal suspects. And he said horgiiuixat ion's Under Piivi- .* ' ntioWtLill
light
i
i
fnm
i
tij'M aitm rrlnltNl On* exper*
story. implies
a t the plan
| remunerative, _
regular,
__ th
___
__ has _____________
_ ____ and full- cued In-the mountains of Wash* hail no intonnatioii on how many lodged
(hilil ren'a
Fund.
Dr. court house in L in d e ville. Santa
,(-„s |mi, ,incc being.
---- ---- .. ......
Negotiations for the loan have (ime employment and it is the
northern persons
j,t,ra„,ll( the
(hr occupation authorities l.uthci Doss, prrsiiii-nt of tin- •Mil arrivt* bv unitor, r n th n ihim l*nnfHV(i.,| sx^\t \\u, oriiln nffice I I hlcf of I'ollcv Rov
” illinni»
mat with favor.
I policy of thu United Slates to California, and two are known ’, uitenited
L . ____, ...
,
ru
Kiwunis Chili, said this morning bv sleigh. •
to indict or try.
. llt|l| ml, | inpt|
various tvpes ‘‘hIbv Warned m.-ichaot- to scan
been going on between American assure the existence ut all limes dead. Granml rescue parties nres
that tin- cluh anticipated n luigiFiitita will ni.oy seeing the of m v i n - mm being furnished I ‘■nci’ksw d l before
coslumr them
and British financial experts for of sufficient employment ojipnr- still looking for **ven a ir m e n '» »
i - •
crnwtl from Snnroril mid from
lights in tltiwufnun Hon vcterntiH rHiiining to
Mnrion t ,l,ni1 to^
for
r m r k htrgern
12 weeks and fears had been ex- >ti nUirt, to enable nil Americans atill miming in the anowcap;>ed j I n f U T ltllC 1 U fS ily S lh other cities throughout Central ctilaied
ion*—itini I i iirlnif tntiii**
rntintTr ■ ’ '
- - ---- ►ilurinjr--m«»—i m * » -r-u*hpro*
*
reased oniy recently by tho who have finished school and who wilds.
Florida, silica it will In- the only loud spcakt i unit op-r.ui d b y 1 Mr.’ Marlin roi'Oniinciuleil th e ' reeding Christmas.
.•—p S R l S & t S ,
ritlsh that the loan talks had do not have fulltime housekeopfootball game .ployed FrUii.v .1. K. MncAloxandii. mill ion. ,.mp|„y,.... . of a full time service I Fcvi’ra! govcriHIH'iit checks liavo
William Spurting Stringer. * ID 'X '
irftogged downing responsibilities freely to exnight.
Mired by the Merchants A -oem „ffi,-er f, i Seminole County at M! already d«een stolen fjom mail
ercise thl* right.”
oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Fkwaa ,
It will be tilt- final gallic of lion.
solan lai gi eiidiigh to attract i
, “ V'1 c ' T , l'"k"ownngly
Senate _ for months. . - the bill Spur ling; of 708 West First
the season for the local eleven
cashed by Hanford ineixhanU.
fru m now until Christum- literA fter kicking around in the Street, und grandson of the late '
which has racked up seven vic chants have been urged by tlie lt capaldc mail since assisting the he added.
veteran.', n a huge <»sk if the
finally was passed in n greatly J. E. Spurting and Mrs. Flora i
tories in ten sta lls this season.
lie emphasized tlmr with the
watered-down version. Cone was Spurting, has been reported miss- 1 Under the sponsorship of tin They lost to (lie Ktislis Panthers Association in keep wiml'iw.- lit work i ‘ taken seriously.
million, of government check,
I'urlitg
evenings,
iiccoriling
to
^
^
ri
the phrase, ‘‘the light" to full Ing on the Navy transport, «c- - [’"ot Club m c u . U o f t h r Jom,, m
M'
Mnrliu
tinswcred
numerous
in the season’s opener, dropped
Fluimes, seeielory.
_ _ . ^
| employment. Now, the bill read, cording to Information n n lv a d
question regarding the benefits issued munthlv to ileptimlenls of
ft*
a 7 to a till to KctUrliims .. f t rank
in regard to tlie lh.i;i snowfall anil service - available In tin- vete servicemen, "the temptation for
this morning from Vic* Admira **11 “ *•
n i i u L t . Ki . v s ‘- Augustine ami were defeat*.. in Florida, Mr. Wilson recently]
forger, is great, and
the op
for 1fulltime . cm- t e s j r - *! w
..............
> !« » ..,,
, i •aid it at not only was the snow j ran.
ploymenL
Mr. Smi! It pointed out lliol I Inis portunities for them m e many.”
several inches deep, but I lint, it far lb” service rendered lo vete
"Be sure that yen know your
SlrlnRi-r c n lltlsl In the Knvy
h*U
Satunlny. Ilwv
8(> ^
thr
Henry W. Wolcott of Detroit. I ’ * B«t e
r
t be hnuew «*p « d |spent ‘ii*, _ Tho Sister Ellaabeth Kenny )„V” Vcored" IK2 points while iomuined oil till* ground for about ran- of Sc'ifflmli- Could) has been etuhiraer.’* Chief William, ad
Mirh.. . recently arrived to take 1ture» considered the -bill a r bit three years ago and sp*t
three ilifya, during width time.
ll« ' Foundation Is operated liy n
I bv Kcntter Lloyd F. vised. "Ask for adequate Identi
,^jv er the offfee of area rent r e - 1*00 atrong. This week they ap- months in the Aleutians
holding tbo opposition to 7H Moilda hoy, took lull advantage „handle
oy,(. ,vjl|, .........mpvn-aiion. How fication. An lionet per-nn with
poliU-.ul, non-s.’cturiun lfbni
lfknrii up* pointaT
resentatlve of tho OPA, a t th e 1Provc«l a vcralon fnr loss fuleon,
ty
t
yvet, the t'minty ('oiiinii„ion did hi, own check will gladly let
cm.
—
Sanford
Armory.
even, than the mensure passed by Naval Air Station a t Kodiak to l.irecttfr* of national scope,
Sanford -Armory.
Tomorrow
night’s gonm will •■f it in hit)i- snowball fight*.
I
b
It
lent
a
full
employment
act
slating
of
public.
arlrlte«l
business
ond
„
|e
high
school
footl.sll
await
tnnsportation
to
the
Naval
I
iinpi'ipiInlv $2,41111 for the Hilary you know who lie is."
E. C. “Ned" Smith laid today
In a letter to Chief Williams
medical,
and
professional
men
und
the
Senate.
Air
Station
at
Seattle.
of
the m’h ii ' o officer', sei-etnry
careers of eight youngsters who
th at he had been compelled to
from ia'w i, T. Huff, inchurge of
women
from
many
walks
of
life,
any
longer.
The
House
committee
T
he'
Navy
Depairtptent
slated
anil
nthei
office
cxpciiM1
,
for
a
have
played
a
prominent
part
n a lg n this position in order to
the Jacksonville office 'o f the
giving freely nf their time with- in the success of thu eleven this
period )f one year
be able to give full time to hi* Burs it the Employment-Produc that further detail! would be nut
U. S, Hecret Service,
it was
compensation.
Tho
Knuodo-.
tion
Act.
It
speaks
not
of
full
forthcoming
when
available.
season.
Linesmen
playing
thcli
furniture business,
A
ilihciv—
inii u".Ia held
in-id ns
a, V
tn*, tin
v disci'1
- '....
, 1 : stated I hat only ta iTmcks in
lion in Minncupntls, foumb-d ill finu) tilt will tie left end, I.ingle,
employment, but of a high level
exlrcut ol lerviie, (Inn could lie rvi,,., 1)lj|iil,„ a tt forged. "If
“I 1«i«h to express my appre of employment.
I o.ior of .Sister Kenny, where she center, Kilpatrick, tackles, Single
mm,dc nvnilnldv uiidet Hie present
tna'ivttisnt e xsrl.i thecere
ciation to landlords and tenants
works
many
hours
daily
without
tary.
Smith
and
Clark,
anil
guard,
In
general
the
bill
passed
by
Tennis Courts To Be compensation, is supported thro
part-time im-th
for the patriotic' co-operation th rt
lie should in cashing check, for
Wathen.
It
will
also
l*e
the
lust
tho
Srnato
and
the
ono
peuding
The ronunitltT pm cd a inotiun stru n g ri,, till, figure could be
they gave the office while I was
Built On Lakcfront ugh pulillo generosity only.
do thl*:
contest for halfbacks Cullutu ami
. i,„ luiwerful
f„i M ciccdi. Bi-nz to evtiilili-h a suh-i-oiiiiit|(lea to lirouglit even lower," said Chief
In charge,."
charge*" declared Mr. Smith. in - the House would
tn
? T ,U ua
1
Ilie
Fifty
perw-tn
of
the
collection
Brooklin,
the
speed
mere
hunts
,
1
4%, Mr. WoFcott .aid today th at ho >,rov"'® fl'‘,cral Job» “ * ■ "3t
in v hidougeil (o tlie Ccrinaii hllnlv plan, fill a more exten- William*.
*
The City Commlaaioncrs met from the tags will be sent to the who have given Fed opponents Luftwaffe
was fond of tho Florida clim ate,1 re* ° ^
.uirl.e
Chief. Marshal! Her- Hiv,‘
Vr
I,1" ’
A recent Secret Service bnlletin
S
istrr
Ellxalieth
Kenny
Founda
in
a
regular
•••lion
yesterday
plenty
of
trouble
during
the
Fall.
maun (Joering. will be on ilia"'td sul.mt leri.mmcnda# slated that 41 - percent of npa* a t one tfm*. he and Mr*. Wol* n,*n t' Thl'' c°,.uld & ’* * " •-throu* h afternoon and decided th at thu tion in Miami to further the work
The starting lineup for Che piny in .Snnfnnl ii«v
Mnmhiy 1 ^ 0,,li 1,4 /j1*’ ,u*x^ meeting. H preheuiled forger,
eott litnid in Bradenton for three I n f , T P * 8
in
ID 11-45
there
and
help
in
purchasing
ad
proposed
tennia
court*
will
be
locals
will
be
Liiiglc
uml
Kuatnrr
afurnm.n ««t
3(1 o'doek m llir
U* nnnimijeil of wen* person, under 21.
years. They have one ion in tho I
tbc **ou"<l p*Me* **■
ditional
hospital
beds,
in
the
train
constructed
in
the
Municips!
l’ark
a
t
ends,
Jenklnsoti
ami
Clark
at
fortiit- of Klr«t Street ami Muir- U,,M fMrl,u r- rwimimciiilwl Unit the
Army A ir Force, a B-24 pilot, H«"»« «/'<1
’ lUpii^MitutH iv of tin* 1/ill led
another ion who I* with
together and moke their two on the Lakefront- Contractors ing of qualified registered nur tackles. Fielding and Cox at nnlir Avinui
had
been
Invited
to
bid
on
the
ses
to
become
evt'ort
Konny
tech
guards,
Kilpatrick
at
center,
El
ibe.
Federal Bureau of Inveatlgation,
GM And CIO Resume
lis
a
t
quarterback,
Brooklin
und
•
he
display
reject
but
t
h
e
.
City
had
nqt
nicians,
to
defurv
the
cost
of
be
do!
anything
niiout
it
now
and a married daughter who live*
— upon
upon, the loot lntatlng..aam c. child -quicken- m 1. Cullum—a t —halfback—and—Aodur— ilut.iiu—War—.
nltely decided
— tn—Birmingham,—Mich:--------------- until-A oxt -year - ------------------------■- ";:!Lr.;:
I
. s - a k s k!; [ Neg otiatiemeToday
Contract
tlon.i. Contractor*
asked the Com the dlecaie bv the advanced Kenny son a t fullback.
mission to decide upon
non the Iocs- Mqfhpd, or of moving hint to tho
Coach Kettles said that Goof Victory Bund' Drive by citizen, and Chairman Smith. The inilial
DETROIT, Dec. ii. |A*I— Offltlon before they submitted olds. Institute from soma distant stale. Singletary will not be aide Lo <•( this state.
Power Of Veterans
meeting of the auh-.ennimlttee is riui,
of General M ntni, und the
The rnr I, 11 convertible sedan, to be ,r t at no car|y date.
The other 50 percent of all play due to a' hand injury which
Tho City will construct either
^f>th Navy Airplane
CIO United Auto Workers ure re
Must Be Recognized a tournament or a regulation funds raised remains in the local also kept him out nf the recent hullet-prisifcd with arnuir pla'.o
suming their
nrgiatiims
this
and thick non-fraet urine g in s
or possibly a double tourna- communities tn be used by local Ult with the DcLand Bulldogs.
Is Reported Overdue MITCHEL FIELD. N. Y. Dac. i court
It weigh, H.200 pound, anil is pow Another Cold Night afternoon, und th eoutlook gen*
mcnt or
double regulation committees, lo give ell possible
erally
i,
optimistic.
CIO
Presi
ered by un eight cylinder, twin
The Deputy Chief of court*,
aid to local medical and health
FORT LAUDERDALE, Dec. 0. 6 (AP).—
i’hili; Murray ,ay s that all
Army Air Forces. General
authorities and lo establish local Fire Damages S m a l l ignition, ItiO hoi>cpowrr m otor'
Reported In S i g h t dent
The
Commissioner*
also
dis
UP)—A alxth airplane la reported the
puliits in dispute will he cuvertnl.
and is capable uf a , peril of 125
Carl HpauU, says that tbU cussed the plan of .offering free Elisabeth Kenny Clinics.
overdue by the Navy aa hundred* country must recognize the po
A citizens committee Ihul was
nn Imur.
4th Street Building mile,
LAKELAND. D ec. fi. L ib - invited hv the union to look Into
of a ir and surface c ra ft acour the litical power held by 13,000,000 property to veterans who with . Tags will be sold a t or nrar
The
cm
\vu,
captured
at
l.anfcn,
Floridian, a r e f a c e d w i t h H ip
to construct homes In Hanford. til* Touchton Drug Co., el RomA tlantic coast In eearch o f five veterans and their fumillas.
dispute issued 11 report today,
File uf iimicteriuiuod origin to Cerntany, by Sgt. Jpc Azora of the pm ,perl of another cold, frosty the
Mayor Higgins was Instructed to' mlllat and Anderson Drug Store
Navy torpedo bombing plane*
suying that Hie full pn,sihiUtfen
20th
Armored
Force
thiliuince
Spent!
told
a
conference
of
day
damaged
a
small
building
in
nighl. The Weulher Ilureaii’a Of cnllertive Inn gaining had Hot
m inin g from F ort utuocrdaU Array Air Force officials and arrange a Joint m eetlnr of (ha and In tho vicinity of the Boat
detachment. •
tem penituir bulletin ,uid:
City end County Commissioners Office. Persons are urged by ‘.he rear of the II. B. McCall es
sine* late yeaterday.
been exhausted.
representatives
of
civilian
organ
tate,
a
t
Fourth
Ktroct
und
Mag
"Foil-cunt fin peninsular Flor
to be held Dee. 16, since the Mrs. Chapman to buy u tag and
a , The five plane* were due back
NO
FUR
COAT
Iteonening of negiatinns follow*
isations
i
yesterday
that
it
must
nolia
Avenue
where
some
goods
ida for tonight und Friday
County has an interest in some to help in this worthy cause.
M B fhelr baae but reported by
be rem anbered th*t exserviceman City property while the City has
of minor value were stored, ac
morning: Mnstly clour skies, announcement in Washington 'o f
* radio yeaUnlay th a t th*y had are
CHICAGO.
Dec.
0,
HP)—Dol
young and susceptible.
cording to Fire Chief M. N. Clevo- phin* Futek started having nii-ki-1* light winds with long intervals a new guveriinicnt wugc-prlco
an Interest [n soma County proonly enough ru*l fo r about 76
DOES IT PAY?
iand.
of culm uml colder all districts. policy allowitiK iiiunufucturers to
mlnutae of additional flying.
Firemen answered the call a
t
'
*
h«n . ,'h* w* » .13 Frost deposit will form wherever apply for price increases to off
The alxth plane reported ml*a- said th* General, or to thoee who*
years
old
because
she
wanted
u
CORTLAND, N. V.. Dec. fi, </P> f:13 A. M.. Another blaze, .1
forecast tempera tin e, are 116 set wage boosts.
Ing laft the Banana Elver Sta promise to remedy their real or
Meanwhile, President Truman's
—Her* U a story that concerns truck aet on fire by a blow toren, fur coat. Yesterday Delphi no degrees und lower.
staggered
into
tha
Steel
City
HAILEY HITS MERGER
Imagined wrong*. Spaatx added
two hunters. It seems that they wee put out at 11:46 o’clock this
"Tem perature,, on high gmuml strike-prevention legislation is be
Bank
under
a
load
of
four
sugar
fore the House Labor Committee
both saw ■ deer. The conversa morning a t the Yates Body Works,
th a t discontentment makes for
sick* and two quurt Jars full of will ini about" seven degrees today. I'uhlie hearing, likely will
YfASHINGTON, Dsc. 0. ( /P i- tion between the two nlmrods was 106 North Palmetto Avenue.
troubled w aters In which unscrup
wanner than on low ground.
nickels.
Bank
darks
counted
If!
Admiral
William
Halsey
hurled
ulous politicians like to fish.
something like this: “ You saw
“ Lowest temperatures Friday be held and approval !, expected.
a broadside today a t tha proposal him first—go ahead and fire."
Within the nast two days policj thousand coins. But Delphine had morning in coldest locations
to merge the armed forces in a “ No,” replied the other, “I insist headquarter, has received com- changed liar mind about getting occurring
about 7:16 A. M.
• ingle departm ent He called tha th a t have the honor of the first ilainta from irate woman living a fu r coat. Sha used tho tfTckels
“ Orlando district — Frultlund
ODD PFI.I.OWM
idea un-American, un-democratie shot." Meanwhile another hunt n tha neighborhood of Oak Ave for a $1,000 victory bond.
Park, 30; Fern Park, Cassel
and dangerous, and hlntad th at it er—not so polite—sew the stsg nue and Ninth Street that femiberry,
Forest
City,
Huwcy,
32;
The institution of the Ft. Mellon
might be the work of revolutiou- and shot him."
nfn* undergarments had been
Conway, Dr. Phillips, Kissimmee, Encampment No 2*2 of the Odd
schemera who want to make
Reginald Goode and his Pro- Umatilla, 33; Hanford, IWinter Fellow* will lake i-lnre Sunday
stolen
off
the
clothee
lines.
Other
Ifne of
A ta lk on economic condition* clothing on the line* wes unmu- vlncetown Players, Higt Good* ami Garden. Plymouth. jl4."
afternoon at c o n nVIm-k in the
In PalesUaa will be given Friday leetod, It was reported.
Kennctr Paine, wilt repeat tlielr
I. Of -I
Hal! foilnwtug.whleh
evening by BgL Isadora Gramperformance of Lee Tnompson’a
Following two days of rain the there, will be e Iiiinquet, accord-'
fine, form er economist of th*
Mr*. Ida Diehl of Route 2, has mystery play, “Murder Without wind shifted Into the northwest ing to F. II. Ashdown. Past NohW
U. 8. Department of Labor, at received word th at her son, Pfc. Crinie, in their improvised little this morning with the usual drop Grand.
*1 Diehl, hoe arrived in th* theater in the Pico Hotel lobby, tn temperature. In Sanford . the
A>l (bid Fallows interested
i/U r le rfln r two' y t i n Thuriday, Friday and Saturday lAinlmum recorded we* 37 de iofning 'b f Encamrment can
A m y in tho south Pari^ *WnM«i
evenings as tt 8:3C
8:30 P. M. and Set- grees, according lo B. F. Wldtner, in ac charter members, 1;
weatherman.
«,<W P. •M. -1
tencling the meeting, U W*S-<
a
Full Employment Local Youth Is
Bill Suffers' Big | Missing On Lost
Reverse In House Naval Transport
Santa Claus Scheduled To
Marion County
Arrive In Sanford Dec. 15 Service Officer
Addresses Group
Fed Eleven Ready
For Kiwanis Tilt
With (Gainesville
....... "■
V
g
Henry W. Wollcott
Assumes Duties As
OPA Rent O fficial1c f e ®
Citizens W a r n e d
Against
s7.;0f Cashing Checks
.
ag Day Will Be
Held S a t u r d a y
,'enllt’*r ,0 “
Herman Goering’s
Mercedes Will Be
Displayed Monday
2S-W ir.-1111—1'-r.ih-iac.!i,'£ rS LS'K»,‘r'.1;'
*.-
p£M SL*Xtot2r«2E
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r
•‘
•
ii*
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I J ! .iq i|* * lll,» .» ft:<i;»lV J*ti*U \lll
NO NEWS PIN
CHANGE
MONTREAL,T
Spokesmen for tho Canadian
news|-rlnt * industry said yesiciday tfcat removal of r ’.Jort tcmtrots on newsprint will make lit
tle <hbiiKc in allocations ami Hint
jobbers and publishers can ex
pect forthcom ing1- shipments t i
remain npprmrtlrtntely "the same
oh c u m n t ones.
Hie Sanford Herald !
l > l <it i l i .l.n l
n(
ilnll>
In
Hm»n
N n lu riln f
Nit ti*ln» nf
Inrtf, | Itivliln.
A combat toll nix times as great as in World War 1 and
greatci than dint of
comhinctt combat d e a th s in ill
previous wars the United States has ever foujrht is the
• V,.r .1i*“*.V‘"V'.T cost ill American fives in Woilti War li, a-cording In the
.Metropolitan I.ife Insurance Company. At the same time,
it reports Unit our forces exacted a much heavier toll of
(he enemy.
In a review of America’s comlxd losses in World War
S tl t S I I U P T I O N
li, the Meiropolitan estimates the total to he approximate!)
l*»»f rt lil•- In .1
I'n rrirr
ttr»h
32MC 0. This includes an allowance for deaths among those
ffliir *1*»ii Hi
wounded in action and for men Htill carried on the rolls as
Tfcrrr himlit lm
* » . M o itllm
“missing in action,” who will eventually have to he written
i l n r ¥e*ir
off iua.biilv(Lut comhnMji. died tut, a resutLof^nuuaa acliaiu.
AlsMit four-*fifth* of ffnrloHRCs, o r h('twceiT"2M,T)Tm am i-200,000 were suffered by the Army anti tho remaining fifi.000
to 79.WW were incurred by. tl|e Navy, including the Marity
I (1 1mill
\ > » % « |t n n r r
l|r|irr« r« in Corps and the Const Ouard. Of the Navy’s total, nhoul
f l i r s . lnr,*- r r p r m n l s T h r l l r r n l n
20 (100 were id the Marine Corps and about 900 were in-the
I n i h r n n ll» M n l fli’M «*f ml
Ciifi*'**-** n r r im*rMrilni'*l lii ll»n
Const
Guard.
r s | r l l l M «if l l i r i . i i i t i l f ) M lH i I**1' *
H f m l li rnif ii ll lir I r r m III 1
*** "
"Uelatlve to their strength, however, the combat losses
•e»» V nrk.
for the Army and Navy were more nearly equal,” the com
pany imports, “The Navy, includijy^the- Marines, had n
combat toll appreciably greater (hint tht* loinl IrmVs for
nil Anjferirn/farmed forces in the first World War. Tbit
V)ll in the recent war was more, than 20 times higher tluin
It
II tiR ii o m i
.\trtiiir*
n d JitsiA v ; HEt’.'a. 1049
In The Itiiinunlic .Miiunrr
SInu me 11 »uug
iim i
ix lovely with
music.
Ploy me u tunc llmt wnfi lost in
lt»* lurwit,
(.net 111 the fuit-at dark ngc.s niff;
Lundy un:l speet wtln 11 hint
dowrd renientiirancs,
l.iKti the ynlca of tiuick
■ ulivu under Know.
wm i
W rite mu a book with ill.* v .n .
iliivintr through it.
Wind that has followed u xlitp *»•
it *1 hurbor.
AIM skill cttrfiM n e w im f the n
mult lit sea;
'Goaty uml strong from hills in'
tin ocean.
Write ini' u bunk I -cun hreutheatiil lie free!
I’niut me 11 picture witli Host on
Newsprint Control
A bam dear 11 *. ..away, red wheel*
on a wagon;
Crccft spires of spruces thut lift
tov uni tbir xky;
Titll shocks like let era, encamp
ed on 11 •curnlield —
Forest and urean 11 wind going
by!
Matthn Banning Thomas
wotiiil lie cautchl short—probably
tniu any paper. Ih e situation
By Eiiilur and Publisher
“Correct
Men’s
Wear
* ( - ,
i l * » * ■ t ft
San ford ix really drcMiing up
t Lljrblm ax, whnl with colored
ClI?. am u.it dawn law 11 ktnw|Sf
I t [Tuletiim- chlntit
iriatmn.i cumin 1
plnyln;!
Despite the inconvenience* uf
the housing ahdrtago and I runtportallo 1 difficulties, there are
K* inir to be more winter visl(dt> in Florida next year tluin
ever before,
Herman resentment against Amerirnu Army of Occupation
mrlliiHl* ix growing. They simply
can’t understand o u r raluelancc
in shoot 10(1 German* fur every
American attacked.
mi* when a man
f tliuMi inaaUlible
men meet* 11 girl
of tin- incxintlblc
wearing an
pel fume* I.nr women?—Tampa
Tribune, They pi nimbly both get
a irk.
The St. Petersburg Independent
is still publishing its newspaper
uu the lyiTawrilcr. with aid of
tho ungrnving plant, and not
doing a bad Job either. Their
We inesday issue had 1- p UO a
witliout a abulia line of Lie raxtun.ary compoatllon.
Lift* magnidiie cameraman mid
repot tors uru touring Florida
making photographs ami gather
ing material for 11 uailcs of ntctore* on "The Stnle of Florida.’*
If tiiey tloirX get 11 picturu of
the Dig Tree, .Sanlnmto Sprints,
and Mcnkcy Island, they ain’t
tlona nothing.
Former Governor Spexsard Hot
land is losing nu time starting
-hts - cstnpntgn fur ih r I’nttr-*
Stales senate, lie Is sat*lug up
headipiiirtars at Bartow with Mnj.
Paul Khelley In charge. — l^esbuig Cummrrviul. liollnml mu*
Is* tin* first governor since Truni
tu tl| to lie Ucctc.l to tiro Senate.
rrc a ‘.e»: -dr tger t« tji •
pence of the world is not tn>
fascists 01 timntnttiats or terri
turial umbU’.’M.r or anything list
Uiat, but klipp V the fact tlu
for so many p;nple the wt»r wu*
Die gr^ndas* p.cnic, . tho hlagss
hollilsy, the mnet wonderfu
th in ; that cvrr happened i
them. All their lives thov will h*
hooking hark, uud perhaps long
ing fur, a return of tbo goo
«li, days, l^e war time prospet
It doesn't
(? SU G G E ST IO N S
tho fttrmcts art* expecting a now kind 01 parity that will
give them a bigger iadmit. Then I see by the palters thut
the President wants all the federal jolt holders, anti all the
congressmtMi and senators, to have raises. And, finally, 1
see by the papers that they gee going to cut my income tax
by 8 per cent.
“I can understand how wage earners might get raises,
fartneid plight get a moru.fuvornblo parity, and jobholders
might Ite given more play, if 1 were made to pay through
fingers crossed when I mid it all up and find that everybody
even including an ordinary taxiuiyer like me, is going
to be getting something for nothing. Thera must he some
thing wrong somewhere."—Hnltimore Sun,
Local Red Cross
Needs Coupons Or
Sugar For Candy
Little Folks
That jolly old follow in the Red Suit and
Jvhiakera has boon looking out for “Litth;
rolka" . . Hero, you will find ju st tho
fight gift to bring Joy to young hearts
<m Christmas nnd after: • '
full will lie wvtromo, sho said.
Those win* have already do
nated sugar ami coupons are:
amounts of sugur, such ns n cup-
Sugar or sugar coupons arc
Mulled at itctl Gross hemlaijartcr
oq the Lake front to completi
*t, dfl pound '*uotn necessary' tr
canrtv fo b ”soldiers in tli
Welch Hospital at 'Daytona Bench
■rcordlng 'to Mrs. Q. P- ltemdun
the Junior lied Cross
l-n'mian olf ......
Thlrle-m mere ppiimls of s"(rit‘
■re nemled shn sal'l nnd nrtdV
Vat tb tv had not been aide H
retire r a tion xtnmta jfpr_lhc_augILt^rnm tho local War Ration noa.x' ,
■rv-nose nil xugitr record" were
■ lied Into the .lacksonvllls of
tee on short notice. Even smal' .,
Baby Peds................19.95
Piay Pens
W Pad
3
Chair; Combination Stroller 1 Q
W f o r V ,lie If * t,h e r
Bright
Enameled Swings
Sturdily constructed Carriages
TO OUR FRIENDS
WHO HUNT AND FISH
WE llAVE YOUR |M 6
SPORTSMAN’S
CALENDAR
f l o w v®fe9^-.»Vr
LaddW- Rajk Chairs
T»bk % ih ,a WiP |,* |r
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THE 8ANF0RD HERALD, 8 Aft KOftp FLORIDA
►AY, D E C E M B E R (Jf 1 9 4 1 :
in
'MMMMMfalMMiMMMWWMMNf MMMMMSHMdWlVlIMIV
REV. MARK CASPENfEK ADDRESSES
WOMAN’S CLUB AT ANNUAL LUNCH t e r r a c e t a l k
And
Rev. Mark Carpenter, rector uled fur Dec. 14 ami 26.
Parties are already being sche
of th^ Holy O oss Episcopal
The officers of the newly or- duled
to be given at the Seminole
nizeii dub include Vicc-Piesi* Country
Church, in a Christmas message
Chili during Xmas . . .
tee nth S treet at 3:J0 P. Mto the members of the Sanford
nt, Betty Jo , Brock; Secretary, doesn't that sound encouraging?
Regulnr business and program
Womans Club yesterday at the
EVetvn Mathews; Treasurer, Lil. . . It may be rented for small
meet Inc of the ■W. S. C. S. of the
annual luncheon, business meet lian Boyle; I’nrlimenturinn, Daph
large allies or whnt have
Methodist Church will be held at
ing, said that reverence and hu ne Connelly; Chaplain, Jcnn W il-. pnrties,
you . . . oml if you really want
3:00
P.
Wat
the
church.
Board
”
.
THURSDAY
Robert Altman
is visiting mility. are the two most needed Hams; House Committee Chair- ( to give n whing ding you can rent
aunlltlex in life. He suggested man. Nancy Williams nnd Press the entire club . . . MR. AND
.The regular meeting and elec meeting will be held a t 2:30. All friends in Pensacola.
that at Christmas time psoplo Chairman, Myra Southward. The MRS. HARRY LEE announce the
tion of officers of the Seminole members are urged t o ‘attend,
Cflapter No. 2 Order of the EastMr. and Mrs, C. F. Branan are particularly draw*n together advisfn- me Mrs, C. It. Dawson, arrival of Lola II . . . speaking
•*h Star will be' held In the Mrs. Brownlee Talks and son, Lieut. Ijg) Frank Bran In wonihlp but day niter day Mrs. ;ll. II. McCaslin and Mrs. of yacht*, of course. * V.r-Ujeir j
Jftatmlc Hall.
left today for Milledgevfllc, In living the year round they John Kick.
i* a honey T’.’ ,J4 ir ft.*i ]
To High School P.T.A. an
sometimes- full to give thanks.
Mra, J. H.’ Hoot read the scrip new one
Go. to spend a few days.
FRIDAY
Job . . . GENE ROl'MILHe added that God Is pntient ture and Mrs. Francis E. Hois, dawn
l of the F irst Baptist
I.AT. AI.‘ LEE. W.D. WORK
lUwrlll have charge of thu I Mrs. J5. D. Brownlee spoke *at ’ Will H ale-Jr. spent tho week and Is-always pointiujr t he w ay,« fine ~ lUrj^Jejiartmont sponsor of MAN. and HARRY I.B Iw arjnt to j
m at 10:30 A. M. at Ute the Seminole High School P.T.A. end. with Mr. and -Mrs, Jgck I f ' people nrc good, they will the I'lsStiHinT^spuke hrlefty-cwi- Jnctikrtnville jiiid lirmnrht bee I
which will continue the meeting Tuesday afternoon at McDonald at their homo in May* have a ‘good world, but If they centlng . the universal joy of down . . . the GEORGE TOUHY8 , j
are better people, they will have, having the soldiers return from*
of prayer service,
the school house concerning the fair.
the new Annie Russell \
a better world.
_
the war. Mrs. J. L. lnglcy and attended
lighter* of the W esley'Class significance of Christmas. She
Theater production "The Atln\jr- 1 j
Mrs. H. W. Rucker, president, Mrs. A. M. Phillips sang a duet. able
the First .Methodist Church took the letters. C for charity
Bill Tyre has received his dis
Crichton" Tuesday evening j
1 have its annual Christmas or love, 11 for happiness, R for charge from the Navy and is ’opened the meeting with .a "There Were Shepherds" t>> Wil- j so did ■the 11.11. Colemans
. .
T on Dec. 7 at 7:30 P. M. relatives, I for Inspiration, S for residing with Mrs. Tyre nt 1214 Christmas message of cheer ami son accompanied at the Stein- ( seen In and around town Wed
read "The Night Before Christ way by Mis. Roy F. Symos a fte r,
. t h e home of Mrs. M. L. singing and T for tangible evi Myrtle Avenue.
mas." The members voted to buy which the group spng Christmas nesday morning was MRS. BILL
right a t 718 Magnolia Avenue. dence and related C hrist"vrith
TYRE wearing crimson two piece
these words.
Neil Towel, son of Mr. and additional sllvor and it was an carols..
,>
MONDAY
wool suit with a d ainty whita
Mrs. Joe Corley, president, pre- Mrs. C. L.' PowelT, has received nounced that an election of offi
The duh house was beautifully dickey . . . GEORGE KICK In n
Cittle -No. 1 of the PresbyterWomans Auxiliary will meet tid ed /m t the business meeting. hTs discharge, from the nrmy and cers would be held in February decorated by the civic depart: blue cardigan thHt was attractive
Mrs. Dick McLaulin* ' 004 Mrs. R. F. C ole.lead the devo: la residing with his parents a t for the departments and ip tnent with’arrangements of poin- enough to make you spin ai'ound
Individual
Nineteenth 8trect at 12:30 tional and Mrs. John . Meiacb their home 2478 PAlmetto Ave March for the cluht_Ggests were aettius nn<l holly.
introduced and loiter* of appre tallies were centered with red nnd look again . . . MRS. R.F.
If. for a luncheon. Mrs. J. O. made the treasurer's report. 10- nue.
ciation from Supt. T. \V. Lawton candles nnd arrangements of COOPER in n yellow top coat J .
f Jr., chairman, will preside waa reported th a t 44H members
MRS. J. DINGFKLDER In a
are enrolled in the organisation
Capt. Bob r Cornell is expected and Mrs, J. C. Mitchell were read holly. A lighted Christmas tree cerise suit wRIi matching lip
•M H h meeting.
^Circle No. 2 will meet with a t this present time.
to arrive t home, after serving in concerning the teachers' dinner was on the stage with 'a shower stick and n white-wool sw eater . .
The library'com m it tee which Is the Pacific and European thea party which w-as given recently of gifts for the Childrens' Home heard that HARRY BROWNLEE
M i*.' L. F. Boyle. 2404 Mellonvilli Avenue at 3:30 P. M. with composed of Mrs. Wayde Rucker, ters of war.- He is the son of uy.. the.....club Pmembers.
.J R
.
..
Jn Jacksonville tmder it.
i* back in town now ns n-rivllian
Mra* R. F. Mann and Mrs. L. I. Miss Edna Chittenden and ' Miss Mr. nnd -Mrs. R. L, Cornell of /R eports wele heard from Mrs. | Following the luncheon, busi- , . . he will enter Stetson soon . . .
U. P. Herndon, Mrs. M. L. Cul- ties- meeting and progrum, the i HAUERS BETTS now a l.icut.
F ta a ttr as co-hostesses. Mrs. I- ■Barbara Ruprecht reported on the 201H MeltonvUle Avenue.
decorating work being done In
lum, Mrs. E. B. dem ents, Mrs. /meinI department
sponsored a Colonel Is circulating around town
[*pn
F«! fchyle, chairman will preside,
Mr. ami .Mrs. I.re Rcnnud of Roy Tillis, Mrs. George Myt'sll, party ami tin* winners -ef the ami ts looking like '♦bar Army
i*'Circle No. 3 will meet with the library,
Now draperies have been pur- Charleston, 8. C. but formerly of Mrs. B. .C. Moore, Mrs. c 7 . It. garni-- plnved were as follows:
H rs, j . A. Monger, 917 Geneva
agrees with him • ■ ■
Mrs. ■A. I ___I
M. Phillips.
..IJIPf checkers. Mrs. F. E. Bids; bridge. heartily
•ftenne at 3:00 P. M. Mrs. C. R. chased amid will*'be hung aoon. Sanford and Mr. nnd Mrs. John Dawson,
beard that NEIL POWELL
Mrs. Edward Kircher made a Baker were guests 'of Mr. and Mrs. C .. L.
L, Redding., nnd Mrs Mr*. C. C. Karl nnd screeno, also
.Dawson, chairman, will preside.
will attend Florida for some time,
Mrs J. N. Gillon.
’-Cjrvt* No. 4 will meet with brief talk concerning the T.B; Mrs, Leslie Went Wednesday eve J. W. Hull.
then go to West Point . . . the
Margaret Dingfchler, president
Approximately 86 me misers and Christina* music floating around
Mat. W. A. Leavitt, 2403 Grange seals anu the use of the money ning nt their home 108 West
of the Les Soeurs Club, which is gue«t- were served by the follow town lends ulniosphore to the M
AVcmie at 3:30 P. M. with Mrs. to be derived from the seals. Eighteenth Street.
a junior club sponsored by the ing hostesses and sponsors: Mrs. season . . . especially “ W h i t-o
A /D . Smith, chairman, presiding. She also played several gypsy
Womans Club, reported that the John Lee, Mrs. C, 11. Winn. Mrs.
■AJIrcle No. 5 will meet With selections on her accord lan. A
ami “ Silent Night,
Book
And
Bond
Rally
club had been organised nnd was Irving Feinting, Mrs. A. L. Lyon. Christian*"
Iftf. W. A. Patrick, L«»ch Arbor nominating committee consisting
Holy Night" . . . if you. haven't
at
present
aiding
civic
organisa
Mrs
J.
II.
Itnlpnth,
Mr*.
J.
K.
a t. ,1:30 P. M. with Mrs. H. C. of Mrs. IL B. Crumley, Mrs. F. T.
Foi* Victory Buyers tions with the sale of TB seals. Wathen. Mrs.-Kndor Curlett, Mrs. done your shopping, you hud l>otMeriwether, and Mrs. Phil- Bach
Whelchel, chairman, presiding.
She also welcomed requests for F K. Buis, Mrs. Basil C. Mtmro, trr hurry cniisr from the looks
..Circle No. 0 will meet, with was appointed.
Anyone who has bought a services oT the H i Soeurs and Mr*. J. 11. Hoot. Mis* Irene Hin of Hie number of person* shop
Mrs. Coopsr, a delegate to the
Mrs. J. D. Woodruff, chairman,
ping . . . you will be the Inst . . .
<dt • h*r ■home 112 West Revcn- convention at Daytona,, reported bond in the cut relit drive may reporter! that dances were ached- ton mid Mrs. F. I.. Redding.
Somthing very interesting ha*
1 on the meeting. A fter the busi obtain tickets for the Book and
been told me by at least six ser
ness meeting refreshments were Author Rally at the W inter Park ,
vice men and I think it Worth
served by Mrs. Crumley. Mrs.. High School on Friday evening at Bridge Party Given
Lust
Meeting
Of
Year
telling you . . . when the fellow-,
Meriwether and ’.Mrs.. E. (t. Kil H:15 o'clock by calling a t the
lelurn to Snnfofd anil have
By Cotillion C l u b
Is Held By Circle spent
either bank or Post Office,_ Ed
• ‘ , ' • • ’•
f*rov:incetown Players patrick.
some time with their folks
ward F. Lane of the Seminole
-f —
County Finance Committee an
Mrs. Roby, imiiig and Lieut.
t’iiilr No. I of tin* W .S.C .S., . . . thev think next of sneaking
Luncheon Enjoyed
nounced today.
Col. Charles Betts won high uf the First Mpthi*ili*t Chittvh to MISS ALMA and MIL AN
Pico Lobby Theater Sanford
. These two seem to
Betides Bennett Cerf, author prise*. And Mrs. Betts und Rich held tin’ll Inst lilt't'llug of the GEL .
By Methodist Circle of popular “Try and Stop M i" ard Deo* won second high at the yeui nt the rhurrli annex Tues take so much Interest in people
,V|ieginald and Rita Goode
*P
who will serve ns Master of Christmas bridge parly sponsored day evening in the form of a J nnd when the fellow* thought of
Circle Two 6f the W.S.C.S. Ceremonies, the team of celeb by the Cotillion Club Wednesday CHii.tnni* party ami turkey din home folk* they thought of them
of the Methodist Church enjoyed r a t e d nuthors apearing on the evening at the Womans Club wiljt ner. The table* wore drvuruled . . . we. wo have been ere nit
’^ f h e Exciting 3-Act M ystery
a turkey ’luncheon at the -church High School Auditorium stage will Mis* Sara Warren Easterby win with lighted red ruudles, Bra along, do not nppreetlnto Utile
■annex Monday .at 12:00 noon.-Mrs. include . John Dickson C ay , well ning sgreeno prise.
k
silian peppers
tilnl
individual every day courtesies ns much a*
.
t
Comedy
C.E. McKee, chairman, presided ni known American born mystery
Before the card playing began. clip** were placed on each table the men who have spent months III
foxhole* who really gave thought
the meeting which followed the story writers MacKInley Kantor Miss Phyllis. Allen played several filled with nut* and candy.
o»\>.
Murder
such thing*.
luncheon.
>
destinguished autho of short muaicul selection on the Steinway.
Gift* were distributed from the to Roheit
Louis Stevenson’s Morn
Mrs. B.B. Crumley, president, stories, and Mi^s Kathleen Win- During the games punch was se r lighted Christmas tree, mid a
announced the busin gs meeting sor, the extremely personable ved and at tha conclusion of special gift was presented to Mr*. ing Prnyer: Te day leturn* and
*. Without Crime
which will be held. Monday nnd author of that best selling man several *progression* of . bridge a W. K. Raines, chairman, by the brings lls the petty louml of
asked that as many members as lier "Forever Amber.’’
coffee course was served Ity mem circle members for
(Ran 2 years in
their up- iiritatiou concerns ami duties.
possible attend. A summary of
Miss lyiasor, who in private bers .of the Cotillion Club.
prcriatlod of her untiling work Help us to play the man. help us
to perform them with laughter
ftendon and New York)
.the study book “ Word of His life is Mrs. Robert John lierwlg,
Those preseht were Mr*. S.R. during the year.
Grace" was given <by Mrs. R.K. will be necompsnied by her hus Dighton, Mrs. ILM. Papworth,
After dlnnoi wn* serveil routine and kind faces, let cheerfulness
^erfo
formances, Thurs. Frt. Sat. Cole.
band, Lieut. Robert John Htrwig, Mrs. Mar(h* Coleman, Mr*. A.R. blisiness.wa* conducted and yearly nbnrml with Industry. Give us
Those present included Mrs. of the U.S. Marine Corps, who has Key, Mrs. L.T. Dots, Mr* Frank repott* given. Mr*. W. J, Duvi’s to go bllghely on nip- lousiness nil
Jcannie Putnam. Mr*. A.D. Shoe just returned from the Pacific.
MacNelll, Mrs. A.F. Hunt. Mrs. gave the devotional and tho moot llii* day, bring u* to our resting
maker Mrs. George McCrum, Mrs.
‘‘V MajJnee, Sat. 2:30 p. m. _
Ai Lee. Mr>ahd Mra. H.J. Minarik, ing wn* r i n s e d by tlm mem bed* weary and content und limit*J.N. A x z a r e llo , Mrs. C a r r i e
Mis. William Marshall Smith. Jr. ber, repeating the land’s Prayer. honored, mid grunt it* in the end
l' gripping tale well-told"
Draper, Mrs, W.C. Dekle Mrs. G. Kilpatrick. Mias Ella. Bolton, Mfss Susan Klrt)ey, Mrs. Mill*
These ‘attending-- ware: Mr*. the gift «f sleep, . . C.E.T.E
—N. Y. Times
man,
F.W! McCall, Mra. W.P. Chapm;
W.M. McKim, ^Irs. W.P. Boyd, Elton Moughton und Miss W. E. Raines, Mrs. A. D. John,_ o t ’ for
those
with
weak Mrs R.F. Cole, Mrs. W.S. Th or- Mrs.
fllltTH ANN III NCEMENT
Fields, Mrs. W.B. Jarrell. Mrs. Elsie Hutchison.
*mi, Mrs. Nettie Tillis, Mrs. E. A.
b * ir t» r
N. Y. Tribune
ton, Mrs, C.H. Cogburn, Mrs. LJL John Rumiiley, Mrs. G.D. More
I'ho M *I r nnd Mr*. Rultcn
Alto Mrs. Sterling R. Bolling. I.nndonheig. Mrs. J. A. Calhoun,
■
•
Harka;
Mra. C.1.E. McKee and land and the following visitors: Mrs. Robltv Hruce, Lieut Col. and Mm. IV N. Whitehurst, Mrs. Ella Kind announce the birth of a
F*r .Reservations Telephone 906 Mra
Hagan.
Hagan.
Mrs. L.M. Swain. Mrs. J.W. Mc Mra. Charles A. Betts, K.R. l)cn*. V. Irish, Mm. J.
II. Anderson, daughter, Carol Eileen. December
Also Mra. Y.W. Bailey, Mrs. E. Kinley, Mrs. Charles W.inbcrg, Gene Tucker,. J.W. Roberts, Mrs. Jr-. Mi*. M. I. Tillis. Mis. II. II. 5 at the Fcrnnlil-l-iughton Mem
Raymond Lundqulst, Mrs. K.H. Crumley, president of W. S. C. -S.. orial Hospital.
and Mra. T.E. Roberts.
Smith, Miss Sarah Warrep Eu»- Mrs. W. I.. Flurk, Mrs. O. . K.
terby, Mrs. John B. Tatum, Miss White .... I Mr* W. E. Smith.
McVAY THIRD
llie feature attraction df the
■ nlfi
Winifred
Lovell, ^ Mis* Elisabeth
Also Mr*. O. G. Bolls. Mr*. prognoii and ft) members of the
SIGNS
Igham
,
Miss
*
Marjorie
June
Whii
C
V.
Crawford,
Mrs.
J.
P.
WASHINGTON, Dec. fi. 1/71glee dull led by Mi’s. F.M’nr
The Navy court martial trying I Burdick and Miss M argaret Spen Thurmond. Mrs. W. J. David. Price will sing Clutximu* carol*.
cer.
Mm.
J
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P.
Thurmond.
Mr*.
I'.
A.
SHOW CARD AND POSTERS
Capt. Charles McVay, III was.
A free will offering will be
Also Miss Barbara Ruprcrhl. Rowland, Mra. Nannie W illiams,' taken
told today that McVay shouted
at Hie conclusion of Hie
Mrs.
William
Vehlen,
Mrs.
Jimmie
Mra.
M.
K.
Ilnkei,
Mi**
Ju
n
e
'
abandon ship orders shunt ten
program. The public is cordially
O—Dee’s Sign Service
JerwiMeger,
Kirs.
Ralph
Dean.
Waddell,
Rev.
J,
E.
McKinley,
minute* after the first blast on
ttty Thurmond, Mr*. Jack Mr*. J. E. McKinley 'aTiil Sli*. invited to attend.
the cruiser Indianapolis. Coxs Mist “Bel
‘
(O. D. LANDRESS)
MacDona>».
■■■■* Ray, ......
MacDonald.
Mra. >
Frank
Mr*. Agnes Smith.
wain Edward Key** testified he
Thomas* Kirkland, Mrs. John F.
tried
to
relay
the
order
over
the
W ANTED — ACTORS
105 N. Palmetto Ave.
Phone 102!
CHRIKTMAS PROGRAM
loud speaker system, but found Bolt, Mrs. Jamas H. Crapps. and
Amateur* —with I'rrsonality
Ensign
and
Mra.
ILA.
Koch.
it -out of order.
For
Also Mrs. H. Nicholson Ashby,
A special Christmas program Next Production
“THE PATSY"
Mrs. Henry Wolcott, Mr*. J.S. will lie piesenteil Mondnv at
phone Provincetown Players
Perry, Mrs. W<E. Ktrchoff, Mr*. 7:80 P. M. at the Grammar
996 Sanford
N. Henry Wight. Mr*. J-P. Ridge. School auditorinm under the di
I to 2____ or
6 to H
Mra. H.C. Whelchel, Mm. Lloyd rection of the sixth guide Teach
M argaret.Reifa, Miss Jessie Dm- ers, it wn* announced today t>y
lie k ly Editor i Cecelia Trulock *
Tele. No. 148
K
yocial Calendar
_ - - “art.
Lttdy Christiim HutTi* Mat Sets fop a ilovmalivi*,
rufreshirig touch for yoitr .hath room . . .. thy
smart gift for'all. home makers.
Lovely pastel colors of reach. Green anil Blite ij\_
beautiful fluffy chenilles, easily wa.Jhable.
3 .5 0 To 4-98
YOWELL’S
HANFORD
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GENUINE? LEATHER
BRIEF CASES
., in
BLACKS
TANS
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v i T i ) v i i l 'i i , r
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: '. '" I / under control nfter damaging
ir .a ll.H it l*r«m P««c (l-fl
/* .% ! '
*?*r,r "n>'<
two Navy boata and destroying
the country's pie-IVarl Harbor
Dec. 6. (APT — F o r m e r
half a million Hollar pier. Atmut
defensive preparations.
Itrirhsmanriiall "Hermann Oo1.01)0 men fought the stubborn
Marshall told the committee
erlng filed a alatement at
hluxe for three and one half
Ihe Nuernberg war rrime-t
that early In U 'll, he decided, nn
hours. Twenty-fhre of them huve
trial today aaaertlng that
h« nut it tn roll pratticnlly all
been treated fo r burns and sufBritain’s signing of a Palish
comliat
ba pursuit snundrrms in the
ideation, hut none has been reA s,‘stance J ’aet on Aug. M
porteil-gariuusly Injured.
.L'nitcd 8 U U 1 . o( _iuoat a>f„ their
caused a delay In T im er’s,
' I'-fltJ " planes -!<W th*-<l*fim»e (d
Total"dam age to the outfitting
wrgr plans. The Coerhtg stateHawnil. 'T tiirty pliines thus wrere
Hock of the _Consolldate<l Steel
ment.aald that H itler'had bi*- {'(^n>“uy -»nH -other wharves-and
roundod up nml sent- to the Istended to launch Me TJIva.Iflf amp.* in the atfca may run to.
'TifiTils, raising Ihe total nvalable
of Poland on Aug.V 18. _
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there to BO.
Bat,
more than one million dollars. 1
said (loerlng. on that day,
Marshall went on lo declare
A Navy C-2 cargo vessel, the*
Hitler called him on the tele
that In all Ills planning, he had in
USH Kxtavla and the fleet tanker
phone. and told him the In
mind the need of preparing II.Marfai
were
both
damaged.'
vasion
plana
had
heea
stop
‘wnlinn defenses against n potslble
They carried cargoes of oil imd
ped temporarily and that ef
gasoline. •
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a ir nttnrk. Minute* of staff runfort a would he atad4 to ell*
ference* were introduced showing
mlnate British Intelventlun.
that In Keltruary, lu ll, Marshall
Church Thanks Those
The invasion finally was
■had e*presse«l the vjew that th*
launched on Sepl. I,
Navy did not have enough nets
On .Victory, Program
nr Pcnrl HitHior to guard Mgninst v,, u w o c u r T V. , “
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torpedo attoeks. -A n d " nt
The Her. Wallace ff. iUnders,
same conference. Miirshnll Imd j
The Allle.1 War Crimes Triminister of tho Bethel A. M. E.
polnicd to the need for up-to-date I bunul
onnmtnced
today
a
two-.* ',
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Church of. Sanford (colored), toplanes lit Hawaii in order to m eet1weeks
recess in the .trlkl of tin day sa ld fth a tjie wished to extend
the htot aircraft the Jnns mldht LO top Herman Icndeis, beginiung 1 thanks' to those who Midad In
lie able to bring bn curriers.
Dee. 2C..
^sponsoring* the Victory banquet
Tho Insltuctlon* given by Mar
Herman ' defense counsel had ion Thanksgiving Day for re
shall to Lieut. IJeniMal W alter requested a recess hi three weeks, i tu,nw! veteruna of Warld War II.
•Short, when Short wns given the but
the. trial
hessians
will be ro-'
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placed on tho record. These In auiwd
States Pmsecutor Hnhset .t.rk^m I
added, and said th a t ho wanted
structions cm phnsltcl that Ha objecUsi to the recess.
to thank the Seminole County
waii’s greatest danger would l>e
Chamber of Commercr} Campbellfrom nn air nr submarine attack,
»7il’,h1
i*prnpresentation
0^ ? 1 ron’
Inn ofPw‘
M of, the
ita
off 11—
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. American
Unce,, i.
nnd from salmtage. Tht-y further Hunt<| today
directed Short to consider it his evidence proving the w ir guilt L m m a n d e r; A .R e id MmnSf d L
the
Na*i leiideitl:
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' pimnry Jot. to nffotd protection of
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; I " I imrtmsnt adjutant
nt—Florida
| to the fleet.
ayor
Edward
Higgins,
for
t^Hc H ritisT
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J ' y •V a>",r Bdward Higgins, for aid
, The committee counr.cl also nskin the program. Rev. /under*
tine
document » showed
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ill I'tiHII al«ut
M1n ig i tumors
■ is in* »i n of sec
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«five» w a, iliniruiun of the | rogrnm and'
od
Marshall
ret agreenii'iit* prior to I'curl months before attacking Poland W. H. Holly, ro-chnirmun.
and whild mouthing public
Harbor committing this enmity
¥ 0 War even If nut attacked. Mar utterances he Imd ho design* <m
shall replied that In all ,lie Al Poland — Adolf Hitler set Hept. Students To Discuss
lied staff conferences he attended I, 11!(It*, ns the date hia legions Atomic Bomb Control
before Hie Jail attack, mi su.-it would march aguinil the I'ole.i.
Another document showed that
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commitment.! were made. Even at
A *l« p artn er . . Italy -- _ M ^ T -F R , A R ^ ' J ,el,:'
the staff tnlkiuE prrJcljitL nt son.
a, Hernmny's
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not
informed
of
the
Hitlerian
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Dtlafnalionally—mifiited
Rollins
while President Roon.-vcTt and
Benito Mtissollno. in,-1 College sin lehts. have dccldwl to
Prime Minister Chttrrlrill weie 1033.
•» student ns. cml.ly nC V, Inter
1I1 awing up the Atlkntlc Clmiter, mediately besought H itler to post- ™U
Wednesdsy Itefnre
Marshal said, the iliseuSMion wan ponn the war f o r'tw o or Ihrou Park next
dtafling a petition to President
of possible evontiialitie*. He em years to permit Italian learinu- Truman
suggesting means of conphasised Hint he Was not In nn tlio merit to progress
Ih-111 ical talks a t
ocean- itieMiiig.
that
Home of the documents Intra-
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'< T H U R S D A Y ,'D e O E M R E R ft, 1IH5
EXPLOSION
WATERBURY, Conn., Dec. «.
(UP) — Alt explosion killed an
elderly woman and demolished a
six-room house In Waterbary
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-----------escaped, serious ' Injury m . tht
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Moat, which was bellkvhd to have
iK-en caused by air accumulationpof Illuminating
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" ° m tw° Pennants nt Springfield, furthest thine from the stout | every yenr until last '.enfon when
Mn„ x,nn the flrst-hnlf pennant at Oklahoma'* mind. When he play- he produced almost n miracle t>> *
Hreensbora, N. C.. before moving «d for the (Hants from I9)« to coniine from behind to defeat the - j .
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10.11. Stove was lis t n rugged Washington Kedskin* for the cast• | :1 •
tackle who "never bothered much cm ehampioti*hi|i.
division o'
New Yotk-Pcnn League hefor tu.oul those guys meslng around
Mrs. Owen's biggest son Just Ml
the season closed. Dyer was tit In the liarkfirld."
smile* nnd say*: "I don't know
H ntingtoii, W. Va.. fit 1031. and
Rut. after he took over 14 years how I Ho it. I guess I'm Ju*l
here he
he wn*
wa* both
both mimaRO
nmnngci m l ago as
)t<> coach,
VOTV„, against hi* better hirkv anil I drink a lot of good
B> HAROLD V. RATLIFF
here
A I’ Newafeniurcs
• vice-president.
vice-president, hi*,
hj*. first fWWtnff.
frent-off- Judgment, Steve smartened up lea."
ice job. lie
He wn* prc*ldent-ni:in*
nr«*ident-tnnita
HOUSTON, Tex. — Personable lee
K«l<lle Oyer, who developed n great per nt Cfluinbur, Oh., in lPSrt ami
pitching nrm chunking rocks nt 1won the" South Atlantic League
swnnii) rnhhits in his nntive , enqant. lie was president« ( the
Louisiana, lost it and found there Asheville club of the Piedmont
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(CUj3* wJm,7hrved the- tsAilte. -flAi *ThiHirpji>n5hl|t :wH» idiktii .to hie
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entered the ranks of thn m an-j for • the Cardinals. and in *1!'ifl
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I Iyer hail supervision -of hi)
rurdihsl-owned AA elulis In ’ It'll
mid I i'll, hut in July of the |u|tcr
decided to en ter the irt
lint even in leaving ihe
.irgnni/ation. Dyer 1 Id
not pet Tcompletely
*nway
om pletely^aw
ay It
' win
sinsclall. l i t agreed to supervise
the Curdinul propei tics liora while
the Texas l.rHg.n was suspended
hrrnnse of the war.
(•"■ itiy to the Cardinals will be
1 . In mecomlng for Dyer. Maitv of
tho boys he helped sta rt In the
inline are with St. Louis.
'T aim to follow the *ui'i>
plan in managing Ihe Cardinal*
as I did the Houston Bulls.”
sn)« Eddie.
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That, Ids friends declare, "ill
mean a hustliiut. fiithtinic • Iat1 1
4 .m
Her tr e i move and her lone lit.hos
are definitely "clam our girl.”
B eautifully dressed. Composition
bead, arms and less.
Other leaetlfel B e lli...« e te M S
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You’ll Save Money in the Long Run
c.thl.-tie- fame a a threosport star
at Hire Institute, that Eddie stay,;
a lot longer. And. remembering
the smooth teams he produced Us
munuier of the Houston Huffs of
the T ex*; l.ruguo, they figure
ho'|I also be n big success a* u
m ajor Im-tre manager.— —— —
A native of Morgan City, the ^
l-yuu-old Dyer Imd to learn t h 'j . V f p v A
swamp Inii'l t> keep up with his k J l C v v
<55 Ja -
noi.N i f.K XKT
Has a t p r ia r dial vrltb
numbers and lattcu. almost
as bis a* the grown-up*’
phones.
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*h. utuuilc bomb
Only bne fat ulty member will
dttccd bore Hitler's signature nml
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others carried thu sigr.aluie of i*« present. As one student point.
nad.|
IIRECIIER REACHED
the Chief of the Herman High ______ ___
CnmmnnH Field Marshal Wilhelm the Implications of the atomic
bomb in two assemblies — .and
NEW YORK. Dec. fl. (A l—A Koitcl.
.now we students will dlscttss the
Navy re«cuu tug wan iwached
question thoroughly among our
the drifting
army transport
HEADY FOR DI8CUPSION8
selves."
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Henry Ward Reedier. Tho troop
carrying vessel hss lieen hetpleis
NEW YORK. Die. fl. (by NBC) USE
nt sea Several hundred mile*
off Rermudn since losing her A British broadcast heart! in New
York sold todoy th at Turkey I*
propeller Tuesday morning.
The Navy's eastern sen fron ready to discuss with other na
tier headquarters in Now York tions the free passage of the Dar C o l r f P r e p a r a t i o n s
■tnid today tin t the rescue tug danelles The BIIC quoted an
TABLETS.
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expects to tov.< t h e Henry Ward announcement mode by the Turk LlflL'III.
Reecher to llerniudu by Sumlny ish Prime Minister n* the tiuthort- WORK-DROPS — CAUTItnCUSB'
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0,,S e 'sVin'tv.V' in ihe san.iioL* of
the Lniiiftinnn city. In* the yenm j
llilH-lll- 2 0 1 1 1 1 he wax one of -the
greatest athlete* n t the Sou tilwost Conference. A Itom lender,
B) CHIP ROYAI
ho captained both the Im.xrhull
onil (etifbnll teams in In* senior AP Newsfeoture* Spoils Editor
NEW YORK — Stout 8 t e v u
yeni nt Hire. He also was a truck
Owen, the muster profesiumfj
man. .
He was rigiied by Hranch' Ric football coach. avvitcheii from the
key on tlje rrcommemlution of T to Ihe A this year but still p il
chniley Barrett, |ate s o u l of the fers T. I.ess that statement lie
Cunlimils, and moved directlv to confusing, mid e ami a to the
’.he M>: Ictiguc clOli from the Rice Inst T and you'll pet it.
Of course the first T refer*
amour. He remained with the
Cmdimd-. molt of the Itr.'J season to the popular football formation
and wn* y n l out to Syracuse of during the war years. Sure, they
the liitet nnlioiml League ns a huil the T long before Pearl Har
pitcher -1 Utfleliler. a
bor but many couches adopted it
The following year found Dyer Invnuae of the scarcity of materrapping the ball nil over the lot itsl and time and it wit* th e cm-test
in spring training and lie was op. and uuickest way to prodtica a
•ton-d te Ahr-Heosltur-Hoffs ns an umhi. • y -> •
The A Is Owen's pet formation
outfielder.
Hut upon reporting
here Dyer did everything; well which hr devised this )ear be
except hit. so lie rcqiir>trd to re* tween gulps of his lavorite tea
turn to pitching. The Huff* were at hums and between priuiicea ut
well fin tiffed with hurlera. how- the Palo 11rounds.
Ever since,Oklnlmmii's favorite
ver, so Kddie moved to Wichita
halls where he pitched well r»ncugh to have the Cii’diuu|* recall (iinnts in 1U8I, he's lieon calle<l
him before tho end of the season. abuut everything around die Nu
lie vrns St. Loui* in ID124 and ll mal Pro League from magician
li'Jf, then moved tii .Syracuse' for to supcr-coach.
s part of (ho ll'L’i* season licforo
Just the other nfterncon, while
heinjc rectillfd lignin uv the (<'1 11 x18 . watching Steve's charge* Aftwit
Thu Cardinal* were deep in liurl- one of its Sunday afternoon rivals.
inir strength and ddio was sent the Royal ears lieanl two funs
hack to loo International la-ague compare the alout guy to* Joe
in order to pet in a icguW .urn. Met nithy, the baseball Yankee's
He won seven rlm lght nr Svrn- lender. And that Is u iom|ilfmcnt
rii»r in li'27, nod then something deluxe because they don't come
happened tn that left arm, Dypi ijiiy better in thejr Uriel than Mar
was through g* n fduyer.
tia -Ice,
ddio became a malinger and
'Just look *al your (ootba]l
coarhas today and try In find a
*m atter war than K tnc.” suld
one •of thw-.fan*.. "There itn'i a
team (hat.enmr* In h rrr that isn't
afraid,*>fi hlatl'J .
(I'Ygh.rhe^a, as good ns l"e Mc
Carthy, and gal* -n* much out of
(hose (football) (iinnts as Joe
6PEN 1:00 I’.M
(ks* with tbu (hn-elmll i VanI THUI^S. kses." answuriKi tile -other , eater.
"Boy, I get n big kiek out of
dcae clph* ooniin' hen- every year
and taking n boating ta-causo
Htevo pells another trick out of
the hag."
Auk. any of tho velcian pro
football phyrrs and they frnl. the
sente way about Owoti as tho
faiu. Time after time hr’* *upposed 10 have a so-so tram and
u i n t r up with a winner.
It'a funny hut coaching win tho
Kcde of farisht shiny plastic. Berries for fear includes caps,
sanears, knives, forka. speoas, plates, teapot, creamer, sagar
bowk Brea napkins 1 A g ift Aa thrill a little girl’s heart.
Sanford
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position.
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l f you drlvr or If your car or
truck b driven in any State
In th e Union and ft involved In
an acctdem. you can-he compellnit to return to that State
'Recently a party from a n
other S ta te had an automobile
He w as
wpcidoL in Sanford,
.
VDlfT nntitiwl *1—Ire fm privacy
hi Wiewev matters fs strictly
insured In one of the com
panies we represent. The in
surance company mgreed to pay
any elalm for bodily Injury
ami property damage against
him ami hr w«x allowed to
continue his trip.
rebittae. tire not* tpwMtinned
wtesti vein credit. 'Yntrr i p i .
■sthrasr wr Hir«1neev ussweiates
Htl mil hswr of nan personal
a fm tr- Then- t* no cause ^or
mrssmwni
W ithout insurance his car
would prohahlv have been tied
up In ‘court procedure and he
required, to return tn Sanford
to defend the suit.
thm ■mia tdi- credit requirem ents.
>A. eo.wmhei» no mnnev loans.
AVrt-M. wavmani phro«
The cost of this proto*thm is
r a n ' reasonable foi the bene
fits you get. For $16.60 you
ran he prntev’ed up to *6,0»D
fnt bodily 'Injury and property
rtnmnge claim* while driving
yot't ear -in any State
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ff. ThA' highest iandi prices Tar, I Boyd A Co.—Adv.
w*e*l furniture Haynes a -WitHeim 'Furniture -Gm, 4UJ 4L )e< I
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Loungre Chair . . . Ottoman
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Wratttmeni -or
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house
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We invite ycu to open an account.
for twn niiwlho,
Phone .tack
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This Christmas the young 'man ju st out of service it
going to enjoy the happie .-1 holiday of his life,
life. Thu
entire nation Is liemlinK it.« effort to see to th atl If
you want to get behind this effort (and we know you
dol help to make him happy with useful, practical gifts
of furniture. Every couriery and attention at this
stota, ami a- wide- selection available.
" | We . tru st that Page will ■be
: j successful
in explaining
Us
i reasoning to other clubs, parties iariy to the Daytona Reach Dadp n
T hb comer is convinced
that if Daytona will vote (or
> the expansion to nine Insma."
i-’-lUDJliiHivh house «r *p»ruwe»t
W HfHF. trafiei
Vm
Bill in also doing hit utmost
r to *et Sanford’* entry inta the
{ Florid* loop approved when the
i. league
director* amt officials
■ meet in I«e*burg on Dec- 1C
J Rill think* that the league will
. he much better off with Sanford
’ a* a member, even a* a ' nine
t club loop, than operating with
2 j eight flub* without ra Sanfettl
W U ftW Ittlri wpm* 1 -itl 'for quiet
wdalm. Tin prip. Xpply ’Box J A
O **< -Harold
W U fRD m i -With -kitchen
■%At«i * "Tape- 'tar TWi "*?!■ W .
'rttiA N •»; - a m - . t o A
rendertl.
N e w * .- fU H - ii.qVTTT-kJu y
“ tw o im portant pTfiTses. Hr u "at
tempt m e to booat the u W o f
; n m o ii tickets in order to give
the Red fla t treasury a fund
with which to be*in operations
’ in 11*46 w hen the Florida S tate
, l^ n cu e resume* operations. •
■viVfJirttfF.p ■plrl desliw*. wwrh. »Xp-
A»r Twmmweni
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JI IJA N STKNSTROM
HERALD SPOUTS EDITOR
Over In DrLand. Rill P > |« is
already on the m o it to provide
lu-Ijind with baseball n ex t saramer. The DeLand general manH g rf ft w ritin g i ” colum n Mrich
r* frequently appear* In‘the DeLand
-r*iun
'fm. IinehiumS?***! horse
Wh Itnr. !R TOi S k . .
WKh
Plnrlrtn, Hit* &th
ptiving fm- D iH Hu\ flf |»**f*t*,»iil***i'
•f» f* MMIIVPON
fo rn tu iw
Tho lubcl in the illustration of tills
liiif. hnndflome, lounge chair says
"To Duil." This, perhaps, is nil
error. We think that everyone' in
your home, will head straight for
this comfort-group as soon as they
enter the living room. These are
all fine,, luxury pieces th at match
perfectly.
has been shown a t the high
school, and we * propose that
athletic official* there errata a
little intaraat by including tannin
in the nchoolV inter-clans arthriWe noted in Woody Thomp
son'* All State Roundup. 1 a
■port* feature of the Miami
Hr raid, that Coach Goose Kettle*
ail] lie in Miami for the Orange
Bowl classic. Thompson also says
Willi* Anderson will accompany
Kettles.
Wr were delighted to see the
University of Miami selected U>
meet the Holy Cm** eleven la
the Orange Bowl. Jimmy Borns,
Miami Herald Sports Editor, Is
to he congratulated for the p art
he played in getting the H urri
canes nominated. However, it
must be remembered th a t Jack
I writing and his Hurricanes have
won the game* th at brought them
the howl bill.
According to a release from
Gainesville, the University o f
Florida will have resumed all
major sport* by the end of the
current school year. .Football,
baseball, track, and basketball
were, begun last j n r following
a year’s absence from the Inter
collegiate field.
We also have a
large assortment of
"better" Platform
Rockers. S t y l e d
for Beauty and
Built for Comfort.
Other Lounging Chairs SJ Q to $ g € |
n eed s —
-Ret- W alter Beal a t (lath er
■Fwralnm- *fv.. phone '$97.
i in ll. Tar . .
F'mmtain a t lain
> h s g 'Store ifhirt ‘-time «or
Sturdy Dinettes
T-mVTATK g i rts . A'
-fhmfrtn!
'-DkAAWJF tacber*. Sai
hta.. "State "Farmers'
Popular re fitlrry table and
four
graceful
scoop-seat
chain. Rich Maple finish
and finest construction.
irtl Fruit
Charm Plus Durability
Christmas will be even merrier
w ith.this benuty-atyled and com
fort-built Living Room Suit* to
giacc the most popular room in
your home a t Yulctidc. The *°(a
and two chairs are upholstered in
long-wearing' brocaded damask
and an} fufi spring construction.
*195
24 Hour Service
Other Suites from
By day n comfortable, styII,h
" sofa.
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By aiebt
night a co»y
double bed. Choice of
al beautiful covers.
*139
Box Spring . . . Matching Mattress
uka a
18th Century Style—
20th Century Quality
A grand desk in rich mahogany with anUmetal puli*. 9 drawer*, *1) centerThis
the focal
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big red ribbon, ao why not buy both—the entire
package as a gift for your home. All white
staple felt mattress and matching full coll bos v
spring. A smart Hollywood hwdboerd can be
had for only |1S, Twin slie only.
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la Unity Thera 1c Strength—To Protect th* P c u t or th# WorMt
To Promote tho Progrcea of AmeHcai
To Produce Proaperity for Sanford.
u f u i* ti
Partly rlmitly and slightly warmer. Future
temperature null<uilc -lowly rising tem
perature Friday flight) Saturday and
Saturday night. S ii frost danger through
Sundae.
H u v a l f t
' INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK. *
VOLUME
xxxvn
EaUblHhed 1908
Marshall States^
• Stark .■pposi?£'-: Ptf
Dec. 7 Warning
G e n e r a l Convinced
Of Trouble When
Relations
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FLORIDA.
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FRIDAY. DECK}UlElt 7. 1915
Associated Press Leased Wire
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M A D IE U 61.
Hull Supports
American LoHn'
To England
Four Years Laldfjffirhe Infamy Of P e a r l Harbor Js .Expounded In Washington
Opposition Is Yoiccu
Among British (Jon*
servatios A g a i n s t
Accepting Tlu* IA»an
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D o c.. 7,
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• WASHINGTON. D o c . 7. r
(A T )
I’^ r m c r - t v t .i r y . o f . . ?
CAP)—O»or the proteat* of
*n 1 '
Stiti'.n onlidi llufl lias thrown
GMfafal George C. Maraha]!,
hia uvijrhl ludninl thp Ail-,
th e Pearl Harbor Invratlgit*' Program Of*Farm ers
minis] r:ninn t h h r to iibtoin
tn g . Committee today made
For ’46 Outlined
p u li H e correspondence In
coukVomUoimI raUficalion of
a
By
which he aaked Thomas K.
till' loan to liritaiii. In a
President C u l l u m
Dewey to withhold from the
nDtlemont in^oial through the
1944 political campaign fa*
The wonderful ratiwal roJitatc ' Uffpiil tmftlil. Hull tlu' formation (hat the United
soi't-ces. the flora and fauna, the
State* had cracked the aecret
ilaivs Ilia! tli** loan repreguinr,
climate
and
nativ*
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IN
THE
NATION’S
CAPITAL
today
thelhm
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llmumfront tho hind oj the tiring sop, Ainbo-«inlor Kichienb'irn Noimu.i. loft,
Japanese code*.
'-1 1 1 ,
Inn;; step iuiuiird Imvurl
"t'evv Guinea, Morotal and Min tragedy are being unravelled n I tingi e- s, through n 10 mini committ
ccudiicts n
l.nyoy*Sohtho ^hniinni right, tvetv in pence iwgolintion cntifcicnei \yith >h,
.i heller world.
danao were the subject of n nubile healing, fight, in nti effort In gel the line story of the iiilunu. On tlitti
l',S. Sse< letary of Stiile t'onloll Hull, rent* i The imcstiputiiMi, | .u'pom-.i
WASHINGTON, Dec. 7 — highly interacting talk Thursday December morning In 1941, while Japanese bombs fell on the m.ijm noils of the
•*i h-el.” M.td Hull, "tlint this
three and .niirdiull you* it loot; to, lump ......... Son- o| llem im ” l< their
may I«j »m- fluid op) ortunlty tu
(AP)—The Pearl Harbor In evening by Brig. Genera) Joe*pn U.S.
fleet at Tenrl llnilmr, renter abnvc, in Washington, left above, two emissaries
highlights Amor Ini'* nhsei vulinu of the t-utllsri'plii-'s unliivi-tviu y I lulci nut imiut)
niiike n pee i e tlnu will lust.”
vestigating Committee has C. Hutchison to a large assembly
.HlllIV - t:ilelilelll til,-ll gives 1111of
members
of
the
Seminole
heard from General George County Farm Bureau and their
-puddied Mippnit tu the u venll
uiuunic phi),- uiillined hj the
C. Marshall more detailn of guests at n meeting lost night
Adinlr.i iti ut ion,
events preceding the Japan ut the Woman** Club -presided
Murray, CIO, Breaks With Truman
yuppnrtt . uf the f Lliitl.lltUlO,■ *
ese attack four years ago over by M. L. Cullum.
|J •
Fk
1 IT1
] ntio tuiiti ngreenienl m e hopeful
General
liatchlaon
wag
given
a
today. General Marshall told hearty welcome by th* members
D IP
L /S lU D lfC I
fO r
Congress without
- «
uny nta;er ulmiiKe.-. They fear.
of his conversations with Ad who stood a fter tho Introduction
that
h
uild
drastic
rvvlslnns ho
miral Harold If. Stark on the by Terry W hitehurst, farm bu
made. Impe fnr Atiglii-Amri'ican
morning of Dec. 7, a few hour* reau director. The General was
trad.: t uoprratinn would be im
in uniform and wore hi* aervice
before the Japanese struck.
pel died.
General Marshall said th a t at ribbons Indicating th* following
11 n in. |.w). .th e American
Movement
()f( ’:ifil>:urc* InnnIn ,1al,itin*
first Admiral Stark, then Chief of award* for hi* Pacific thaater ac Five Torpedo Bomb Commanded Military
,
chief- topic of ciinvcrNaval Operation*, thought w arn tion*: Sliver 8tar, A ir Medal,
ers, One Searching: Police IJ n i i s In
Is e a ir i>ii( ( 'elerv i
,i| i ‘ ■ n.c inmm of coming* to Pacific commandera th at Bronze S ta r with Oak Loaf Clus
■, •
‘ ’ limns hn
.-mi it .debate on u
day would confuae them. General ter, Service Medal of World W ar I,
Plane Long: Overdue Europe And Pacific
Itrin es (ioncL V rite k 'lL n .tl wU-nl l.v—
the l.nlwir goMarshall aaid th a t intercepted Victory Medal of World War II,
•
____ _ .
vei jimi-m . alltn r for tiitifiention
Japaneae me**agea convinced him National Defense Modal, and
F 0 HT
LAtiDERDAl.W,
Capt. W. (5. Fleming. f**-mLix'iilly grown lelliice of fine
,**’**> tin- bum nml the Bretton
th at aometidng wa* brewing, th a t ribbona for the A mar Pan and
Dec. 7. (AIM—Ilnur by hour,
erlv connected with llte local Ford
quality is in liig demand at lie " imwL Mmnl.n , \ :• i eemi-nl.
Pacific thootera and
tho Japaneae might ntrike th at Asiatic
hope i* ebbing for the rescue
nrenry, bus returned to Snnford
Hi - I'd i ti*u-.r In* *nnsldernl toSnnford State M n ... , and
^ very day. Ho aald he inaiated th a t Philippine liberation ribbon.
of Z8 naval airmen who have
after serving overseas for n year
t-elllli;: al In,in S t.Jn in c l. .n a etliii. -ii ii, lltifi>ti nee cn l a ncu
He brought with him the highly
been missing off the Florida ■ nnd six months in both
i.iei'i. i U'o.mI- tn
' ii main*
fllieit..
In ., ms
bei’ii
made
the
em ir.
m e* ..7 e. t o ' A m ;
^‘- I ' ^ r ^ / u r r a n d e r d«um ent
coast since Wednesday eve
lotiilitbni. of vi»o.
European and Pacific Theaters
ti»«* ‘U'an. Tins lai.Mnvi'iiienl of eabbage. ulii, ii a lomliMi'ii.
in the Pacific. Then, amid M arby L ieut General Gyoaakl
ning. However, a vast sea
of Operation.
•r
..-ov, line,.Ill Jl<
pressing
yesterday was piled hiKh
ip . I or
■hall, Admiral Stark consented Morozum^, Jap commander in
and air armada atlll is comb
ii
C n p t . Fleming entered the
toe rat it Ration.
niuikei piatfoi'in is only fan. and 1mpgly
and asked th a t the Army warn Mindanao, when the latter sur
ing 100,000' squsre miles off
service in Decemlwr, 1942, and
Hoi iii than an* hour a fte r it
K. Is bringing $1.10 a ark.
••
ing* be amended so th e t Navel rendered in September. Th* Japa
the Atlantic but as yet they
was commissioned n Flr-t Lieu
introduced d tall, opposition cropPio-lmlidav -loiiutiid for oraiigi
officer* a t Pacific baste would nese signatures ware In broad,
haven't found a single cine.
tenant. He, received trnirting a t
grapefruit and tangi'iiin-s is lin k ped up ill (lie rani, of the Conbrush made strokes In Utslr
ha advised.
Th* director uf the search
Camn lllnnding before lieing sent
nnd puckers lu ll a.s the Mai I n serl'iitive party. Two coiiservvEarlier testimony has shovrxd language, while the American
— Com dr. Itichard Baxter of
to Fort Knox. Ky., and u*signe»l
Fniil I'oiiipanv
and Seiifiinl
"ffeied a motion culling for
th a t th* warn Inr* were sent by tenna of eurrandar were typed
th* Coaat Guard
believes
to Company "A ” of the 795th
Pflilt t'<impat,y are o|K-Mitliie at : the leji-ition of the loan nnd
eommarclat cable and did not in English. Exhibited also was . there's a chance that some of
jli,. I .i el lup \\ u a!..
v
Military Police Battnlion.
full blast j£'Orai1 go:i, duo l>> the
teach the commander* ut Pearl a two hand Jap Satnauri sword.
tit# men may still be alive.
They ilet laied I but the agreeThe unit later received train - 1
cold * pell4*iaiini. n fine, .leal
Mr, Cullum, F a r m
Bureau
H arbor until after the Attack,
All alx ships are\*quipped
ing ut Fort Jackson. S. O., ■tmd
natural color,lltul.plenty j.iJ, ftqviir np'i t ."u.ilil 1«>_ com iury, to tile
V
General M arsh all -fakl ' the com president, urged the cooperation
■'with latest Ur* saving d*a t Battle Creek. Mich. Ju st prlorv
uml KWi-eliiCKa. Grnpsfruit and rkiffljfyV iiitcrr-Mia Is-guiisq thru
j'-ritlsfi
'the Uiiftod Stutus
tlqigUrboM lil/cwjsr
liWenlsr |uvi» Thie I
; •
.cWa
rj.isfi a ’herence
"tert-hcc lo
__ anil',* sam r
service In the European Theater.
ttuvor. Granges me $:t.Ti0 F.G II (the goln i im lm. mi l /would coniat* Is your organization, for
March
over
the
sea.
When
Fopf. Fleming was promriUd f ’ 1
Celery i:. ilemnndiiig n good I pel n leiurtt to fii-cr londitiona
benefit and protection. .If
w .n l rld ln r w l
Upon h i, t . - yatnrfall
he was an ensign, he toot,
bis prc«ent rank, und named
price In <i range of from Vi.L’Ii of inide. Jim liuw much Mipport
to participate and work,
turn he aaid 4 h a t while taking a you
a
rt
In
the
hunt
for
Amelin
rattimamling officer of his coinlo sfi.bii. romnloes from
the i tin1 oppositfon aiotion will olr*
cannot expect magic benefits
shower he received word th a t Col. you
rharL
Glades me
in tin- luxury elu 'la in ill
I'ailiaiiiiuit is not yet
’rotn the work of others.’’
K.S. Bratton had something very froi
P*The battalion arrived
in Brit. IN PITTSBURGH with UAW’a W alter lit Ig.lkl II
bushel, i'll! to were ■' loni’.’As tla- deb.'ile coatinucs,
He outlined the gtoup’e pro
Important and wlsheikhim to go gram
MIAMI.
Dec.
7,
b
D
-T
h
u
Navy
oin
in
June,
Il>44.
Hi«
runi»»"*>v
»
u
lh
«
r,
I
nilip
Murray
Inter
*pllt
with
P
m
iilont
Trumim
on
tin*
no laealoffering* of these.
<|uo [the I iib o rltf. appealed eiuifidcilt
for 1046 as follows:
directly to the W ar-Bepertm enL
ITnitnl J*111'1 "ibju* poliry. In n nulio hroAiIrnnl the hfcml tif t!|() ilmiueil to frost. The -allmg l.ean deal ' ,,f winninpr applxival for llieir raI. Labor: "We were reason has identified 14 officers uml war aftftiL'necJ to the
Upon rrnehlng hi* office, General ably
men
olmurd
the
five
Nnvy
torKlmrdmn
II
uhp
Section
nnd
utiiH1
®!
J*1
*
Trummi
mlriiinlntrntinn
hml
yielded
M
in
nhjecl
i:m\urdiceM
ls_ niuml over, with but a few : tificntioti bill.
(
successful last year, and arc
Marshall wa* told of the inter- now actively
southern Knglnnd.
»i»«liiAtry,»Mrefu»Al to ciuraKe in colloctivi»_ iiiu«ninin*rM and waengaged In working j P*<ln bonibcra lh*t Imve been' tinned In
nl'feiiiip from the Palm Iteneli I
cepted Japanese ‘message which
There Cant.
unit n ** liiiinif the KnujuilMurk of a 11*^:iIntiv<* dcHi^n 4'lo wtjnkcn mid sect mu..
prob
for th j Wednesday night. And officials ticlpotcd ill traffic control duth deMroy” labor unions. (Inlet.latm nall
4 indicated a break in Japanese- year ”
There were a few gie'cn pep '
American relations m ight, taka
2 ,' "Drainage work, was started h « 'e revealed the names of 13 und eocorted convoys of personpels mi (lie pliltfoiio. biingillp 1
place at 1 P.M. that day. <
1‘J.flO ii (..idl'd Itampei. Manage!
summer, a m atter too lo n g ,
The General, who was then last
port* situated along the Engli i,
neglected and should be pushed *■* *ol,t while searching r
•L ti Hall ,,r lln- Alaiki'l Fruit
Army Chief of Staff, declared to a finish
i bombers.
Cnni|uui I, p,a led that lliere m e
th at after learning of tho Inter
.1 r.n.rim M nt m .Hnn
“W «1 Personnel aboard the bombers
a In;
ididliv deniipnl for tile
During the latter 1 part of
cepted Japanese message and a f
eight
and P’ll pound .i.i.ks ol
Augu.it. Fapt-’ip Hmdwg’> " 'l'’ ,.1 .- ^
ter conferring with Admiral
ornligi .
Stark,, he aent hi* warning to
ganlzatlon rented in
DriHnnv
tmnlele
fn iio d alu o ^- u p
tbi'
Pacific commanders. Marshall said
new i .Id lull’ tidifilp.i—t ’> I 'it„ , ...
. Base Section. It later
joined.
----------carry
ha did not specify that the w arn
Mm in bine been laid, add furHcId 0Pnranrt° ^ ‘ "of llt 'uk yn. !
Simpson’s Ninth Arm .
Zinn n,.ck(
,.xeru, iv<.
NUERNBERG, Dec. 7. i/V*
I M s I ls m S Oa r t n Tkr»»)
ings should be sent by commercial
rvj- e'eta , w iv e, U'blt Imvo
eoPi.tiiietimi will lane pine,
Hcn.lriunrtcr* und a^nm
accnnipanbw|„, uj, .....
well
N Y *AOM 3/4 Georg
Dev HeflifflUiftcra
nnnirl wlm
h iknown among •local Evidence
that Grand Admiral tliei
cable. He dec la rod th a t the
cult
wben
bimlier
uml
otliei
m
aterial,
li/iL in- lIn- USO on
tho
headquarters
ncros*
the
Ithin.baseball
rirvles.
lias
m
m
nl
( ) method of transmission was th*
lln ol Brooklyn, N .. Y.; Ens. nml subscquentlv to Brunswi. k, chief scout .if the Boston Hmvi-i Lriclt Itnedi-r of the German Nnvy nri'ilr, ll was tepoilcd.
Tlim ■dm > lo, mnl.e , "StUlllD juwWuh not merely the bluff nil I
Joseph Tipton Bo
Boss!, of Arkansas,
business of the message center
busini
eh . 1 . ..It a. loom Iks and our
of the Nutionnl lA'agtit*, tu-t-oid. sen <b>e following orders__which
City, Kan.; Seaman 1/c Herman Germany.
■'Wirth was opposed to use the School Students To
lioln hrig)||Iy (‘(doted st'a
In July, I04r>. Cnpt. Fb-niin- ing to information wrctiveil In. he claimed to lx- after lili.ra p - Auto Ta>r Applicants ii'ii
Arthur Thelander, of Klmhree,
means. Ths General said
“■ V fastest
SiBdid not
hell', lepo|t ill'll idol loo nro
was sent to the Philippine Man,I- ; day. The announcement was made tun' -was intitxluced today nl llie
Decorate W i n d o w Minn.; Seaman 1/e Bert Edward nml
learn until long afteril'lel f .led mill have till lied (jilt
Break All Kccords jsminwaa stntlunetl In Munila. Il<- yesU-rday by llosUin official., at- Nuernberg wnr eritties tiinl.
Valuk, Jr. uf Bloomfield, N. J.;
' 1 that hla wanting* had been
unique ijcdgns. The kits
Three students of Seminol* Second Lieut. Forrest Garber, left tho Philippines on Nov. J lending the Nutionnl Baseball
The British ’ nrusocuiton road
a tm Iby commercial wire*.
Tax Itieeivel Jim. 1). JinUll'. . i'wKil||
m;,, hbelln oiv providcl by the
High School, Simon Dingfelder, Marines, of New Ulm, 'linn.; by piano nnd arrived tn Sun foul AssiK'iution meeting in Columbus, into tho record evidence that
Larry Loasing and Dorothy Ann Pfe. William Llghtfoot, Marine, recently following an 11,001) mile
Raeder nnd another of Ids 10 IIUw stleamliiu.il melliod of iioiv- l Gen',
Mr. Beck served for ninny rn-drfrndiuit*—Alfred UnH-nberg ing IP III auto lag upplieaiita'
Conference Is Held
Whitner, co-operated In providing at Lexington, 111.; Capt. George journey.
M. Anililupe. ii director of
C n p t. Fleming wear* the years ns u scout for tile Detroit — "o le largely responsible fnr continue- to bleak nil I vein dr, 1tla-K. Mai'ii-t
scenic background for Stivers, Marines, Piedmont, Mo.;
Of Power Clerks aa colored
Fruit t'otnpan'v, is
Tigers
of
the
American
League
ut
lii«
office,
undit
nppenr*
that
I
engineering the Invasion of Nor
window display next to Rou- Pfc. Robert P eter Gruebbl, Mar Unit Meritorious Service I’lunue,
many* motorists me inking ad (-(irotruetiiig u u ta il fruit nml
millet and Andersona devoted to ines, Maspeth, N. Y.i SgL Robert Liberation of the Philippines rib and later served as Vire-Pienideiit way nml Denmark.
Juice
hi
and
on
tin- higlifiiy op
The Chirf Clerks Confsrence the Christmas seal sale, and
Records in Raenler’s own words vantage uf it rat her than wait posite tin- , ithin court of Mhirii
GsIHvan, Marines, North bon, th* European Theater of of the Winston-Salem Twins of
of th* northern district of the depicting the aeal tn the form Francis
the
Piedmund
league.
For
tho
until
li;u.
ITi,
llie
dendlinu
proOperations
Ribbon
with
two
bat
were Introduced showing tho
hampton, Mass.: C ap t Edward
Florida Power and Light Com of a email boy holding a wreath. Joseph
at two years, Mr. Beck has Nazi Admiral had sold Hitler on clnimed by Gnv. Millard t'aldwell. lie was the builder ami former
Powers, Jr., Marines, Mt. tle participation stars, the Pa
pany, which is hsld every two
rn
connected
with
the
Wash
7*n dale, lug snle' have amount owner. .
cific
Theater
of
Operations
Rib
the idea of Invading Germany’s
The model of th* boy was pro Varnon, N. Y.; 8/S gt. Howell
month* to discuss m atters per
ington
Senators
of
the
American
ed
In $13,200 of which $6,3115
bon
with
three
battle
participu,
.......
....................
two small northern neighbor.!
Orrin Thompson, Marines, Chi
taining to accounting, was hsld vided by the Yowell Company, cago;
ua general manager iif five months before tho attack wits icccixcd on Katun Iky; $-j,
and 8 /S g t, George Itichard tion stem , the Victory medal uisu
tho
trousers
by
thp
Hollywood
Linfrlc And Cullum
Thursday and Friday a t the Hotel
h# UuUtanoog*
laiokouts
the .w as launched.
Nnoik
.
. -r
-------- of
— -—
Inunrhed. Raeder wuntVd 46 ii iiu Mnniliiy; $L3ii:i on Tin
Shop, and gloved scarf and jac Paonessa, Marines, Marmaroneck, various World W ar I awards und L
Mayfair,
Southern Association.
1 buses for GermnnU-bonts.
ribbon*.
day and < l.i’nu) on Wednesday.
N a i l l C f l ( t r i d ( 'l l l l t i l l l l K
ket by the J. C. Penney Com- N. Y.
More ..................... r... t:..-.
1 ,llllllu u rH I
- On Thursday, the group enjoyed
Mr. uml Mrs. Reck hnyr lieen
Kvidinue also. wiw Intrmln,. .j
" ‘ii“'T ? Pany. A. K. Rossstter loaned the _ Authorities have identified the
lieing
niude
iln>
yeae
than
during
,
— 77* —
ilrowing (HiT tne Commander-in- . ...
a,
UhruUKai wreath, and the win- officers and m an'm issing aboard V e t l ' P i m s O f F r i F f 1i ir itr^tfag— ttretr— snn-m-iow— in
ntln'r vi’Di , Mr. Jinktus r i s i ' u i ^
4’ K» n f «^4 iiBUounccl
« r
m s#
#j|U r j
ilaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chief of tlm German Navy
*F X Roumlllat'e
°f|, tJ*,a BkyUrk- RrTTmj
h l i dow
arrangem
ent
waa
designed
by
a
big
Martin
plane
that
set
out
I(c: crvi^imi* fin tli »ti 1*11
«rien*iM*ii iViat r,U np Linifle
Mr. and
u L
Wars
To
Meet
Monday
, ° f e«»lh Sanfonl Avenue. Grand Admiral Kail DnenitzWednesday
night
from
tho
H»i*jtjitnlti
of tb«
rdc:
dinner aboard was prepared b y 1
Mr.
Heck .plans to leave
.
— tomorrow
------------ ordered
his warships nnd rummi- ritiinlwn* ilmt an* nvailiibl*'* may >*,nH,
Prom pt recolpt V Chriitpias rtann Rlvsr Naval Air Station
Mrs. M.D. OatcheU.
for Ilolly u him!. Tile Braves will Gaged troop transports t„ tly las iiuule by paying tliu license l ’1’ ’ c.liilop of the t elery Feds
to
oeatvh
for
th#
overdue
bomb
Seminole
County
Post
No.
J
seals
may
b*
mad#
4
ji
plasty
of
mid that 'Hobby
%
Present for the outing were: tiro# before th* holiday by tele ers. Home towns of the crew of the Veteran* of Foreign Wins train in* Fort Lauderdale next | British flags and signals cnroute fee. plus * 1 , which later nmuunt . ......(halleleven
by art of the lasgLInturr. will ! 1 "H'lni Inc. I.cen namedcOH-npUtn
j t(, Scnmlitiavia.
V R.D Austin of P alatka; L.V. phoning 794, Tuborcujoois Asso men have not been released. They will hold a special meeting next Spring.
D"tli will fill thn.e pusltlons
‘
I And the German document! la- u-ed by the S tate. W ell.iir
Abott of St. Augustine,' A.D. ciation Headquarters, or Mrs. include — as pilot, Lieut (jg) Monday night a t 7:30 o'clock at _
Ufianl for in,) tn depeiidenl child- |l""iitb t wlira the bn'llls mccl tho
Clawson, C-D. Brown and A-F. Mary Rawlins, soal sals, chairman, W. II. Joffroy) co-pilot, Lieut. the American Legion Hut located Kiwamans To Award
u.ii,
|f
•itie-ulle
Piiiplo Hurricanes at
fu
rth
.
e
r
‘
,
h
?„
C
5
“‘"1
pjotliuiTf rounler-plolitiiiP uiml in*
, McIntosh of Daytona Boach; R.C. a t tho Sanford Clint*./
(Jg) H. O. Cone; Ens. R. N. on the LakefronL
Smile
oddities
crop
up
In
the
.
hi
gh
«rhoul
athletic field a t
trigue
among
tho
Nazi
leailers
1 Fullerton of Mbzml and Mr. and
Commander
Lloyd
has ^ Orange Bowl Trips
____________
jm . .F. .Boyle
,
Allen; Ens. L. A. Elision; Ens.
re-ervalimi of ta jS, according to <' J(* " clin k. I lie
| osl-season
themselves.
One
German,
record
Mrs. W.O. Livingston, H.H. Cole
mad*
an
appeal
for
all
memlx-rs
*r
G. D. Arceneaux; AMM 1/c D.
Mr. .linkin'. One mini, for in- nTfnlr i- being sponsored by tho
showed
the
plans
for
the
Invn
man, and Mr. and Mrs.' J.A.
Dr.
Lullier
Doss,
president
of
to
bo
present,
and
haa
also
ani
i
*
____,
E. Paterson; 8 1/c W. D. CarKlwatils t'Uib for the club’s UnLABOR LEGISLATION
of Norwny nml Dcnmnrl stunei- always wants tho tug lo derp
, Young of Sanford and Mrs. Ani
civil eg ed t'hildren’s Fund.
glllt ARM 3/e R. C. Cameron; nouneed th a t all veterans, having (he Kiwunf* Club, annoumxsi yen- alon
tell his miuiII daughter** age.
were
so
secret
among
n
very
ta Mertena of Cocoa- Mrs. Leona
terday
that
the
Incul
civic
organi
served
overseas
and
interssted
in
ARM
3/e
R.
J
.
F.
JordanS
1/c
A
colored
man
asked
for
a
WASHINGTON.
Doi.
7,
UPbfew
of
the
top
Nazi*
that
former
f o r t of Tltuavfllo and Miss Juno
B. Neemani AOM 3/e J. T. joining the organization, ure zation will award trips to the Relchniarshgl Hermann Goctlng “ luckv iiuhiImt.” The number I I,
Welsh of Melbourne were unable Th* House Labor .Committee P.
I1VILNES’ DENIAL
Orange Bowl classic- In Miami
Menendsz; AOM « /e J. F. Oster- cordially invited to attend.
instead of bcitig scorned is in
voted
today
to
s
ta
rt
iU
bearings
^ *• e ttend.
___________
on N'*w Y ean Day with all ex/ flew into a rage when he was in big ilcmmul • even applications
on labor fa ct-fin d in g board* hsld; and S 1/c A. S. Zywicki..
formed
of
the
plane.
penses paid, to the two Seminole
MtlKDEN REACHED
tek V lu J S S
1 Uon next Monday. Acting
FRA NCR BURPIIISKD
The British prosecution also de from resblepte of oth er^^ countics
High School Celery- Fed football
Robert
Rsmspoek,
1
SABOTAGE
CHUNGKING, Dec. 7. (/P)-- ilayera who have shown the most clared it hod evidence to demon
T
acsU
'’me
UMialiv
Issued
«»-l«3t>*nUy
in .be S U t.
Democrat, said tho hoarPARIS, Dec. 7. (/P)— A French
Chlneoo
dispatches
sa y
that improvement in their playing strate that the invasion of Bel
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WASHINGTON, Doe. 7, (/P)— Chiung Kai-Shek's national troop* ability ainco the beginning of the
*
1 jH,
committee hope* to send the Xh* Federal Bureau of Investiga a rt a t the outskirts of Mukden
was premediated. A conference may In- icscrvod when available, j
today to believe
Inabill
ed Ms Inability
moon.
S ecretary
lie declared. The prieo uf license I , ,
, /
,
sponsored legislation to tion revealed today th at during in Manhuria. Th* National forth at the United “ ate* -would vtoDr. Doss aaid tha judges were of top Nazis was held in May. jilntes is the same ns lust year. ,lMU,rp'’ ' h*X " urWy had failed
■
of
Urn
House
before
1DRD.
at
which
It
was
decided
.hat
fo
r
four-power
fate tta .
th* war more then 1,600 enemy coa are said to have dost fewer finding it difficult to make th*
Applicants should bring title tn produce uny evidence to supChristina*.
control in
agents were arraeted In th# west than 100 men in their 200-mllo selections and declared that the If Britain helped Poland, G er certificates und ante down lust noei his charge,'. Byrnes also up
many
would
disregard
her
treaties
held the records of John Bervira
ern hemisphere, In the United advance to Mukden. Chungking ability displayed tonight, against
___waa raferrtng
year's lug number.
Mid George Atrheson, tho S late
State* alone, searches of pre newspapers predict th at officials th* Gainesville Purple Hurricanes of neutrality with Holland and
to p w M
J t _ State BvniM ’
Belgium.
Depart mem offlcllds who were
*y. Bjrrnei
mise# occupied by enemy allana of the National government will Would reetlvy * great real of
comment
SUGAR STAMPS
accused by Hurley of undermining
uncovered mors t u n 3 ,0 0 0 short- take over the administration of consideration in naming the win(O R II BETID N
American loll.-v in Ebtim.
,
WASHINGTON, Dm 7, l* V - wav* radio roeeirsrs, 2Ji00 sticks Manchuria from tho Russians next ners of th* award.
of dynamite, 4.600 firearms, and week.
William Spurling Stringer, who
GENERAL CUTS.
m
more than MOOfiOO rounds at mmtins reported missing aboard u
BURL IVES AGF.OS
Homemakers will welcome th*
raanltlon.
CHICAGO, tew. 7, OF)— The
Wa s h in g t o n ' D ec. 7 , ( / m - Inat Naval patrol bomber on
Joan Leslie has u waistcoat of
supplies, of smokod fish now wall known ballad linger, Burl Th* Army plena to reduce the u flight from Kodiak, Alaska, beaver styled with a deep V neck- '
coming to merkat. There la a Ives, and hla former radio scrip number of Its general* to about to Scuttle, Wash.,
■e B<ln
! line mid painted front. Ijirg* gold
variety of cholc*. All smoked w riter, Miss Helen Enrilch, are 1.000 by the end of this month, Mr. and Mrs. 1 T / Btringer, 703 j imUona finish the f i r nt closing;
‘ with eggs, honeymooning at Chicago. They and to 640 .by
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By Hrtciiran,
Men Missing On Capt. Fleming
Lost Navy Planes Returns After •
Are Identified
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Visit oui* store fiTi- lasting gifts for Christmas
n lovely sofn or bedroom suite for Mother . . . all tfie
here you will find n beautiful assortm ent of gifts for nil the family . . . comfortable lounge chair for Dnd. a desk for Brother, a Boudoir Chair for Sis's room,
is thnv have'be Pn longfng f o r . v r i g h t here in M ather’s Christmns Store! • •
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Desks for the "initio oiies" mid
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with roll tops mid knee-hole desks
with large writing sur.'ace and
plenty of drawer space* to hold
stationery and JnipOrlant |iapers
. . , ,ti sure-to-plenko gift for any
member of the family.! Mahogany
finished.
BABY CARRIAGES " |
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of Hturily constructed, comfortable
carrisges, in time for ImbyW ,/irst
Christm as! All metal frames, easily
collapsible.
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-Victory Bonds!
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ham per in your choice qf a t- ^
tractive lustrous enamelfin- U .S O UJ
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tone. Colorful and useful I
To beautify your
home for Christ*
mas, a new living
room suite of dis
tinctive cliarni and
durability . . . Two
pieces upholstered
in a fine quality
tapestry with deep
spring filled cush
ions.
EASY — TERMS!
Beautiful Lamps!
DELUXE BED-DAVENPORT
Night and day luxury! This
li iiidsimc modem sofa opens
Into a Aill rite double lied I
Spring construction!
Choose a sm art ta'jle lamp to
brighten up th a t drowsy
room! We’ve a lovely selec
tion of varied-styles w ith de
corative vase bases, graceful
shades.
See this
Value!
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with graceful waterfall
fronta large plate glass
mirrors, - distinctive new
drop-center vanity. Quality
built in beautiful Limed
Oak. Bed, Chest; ‘ Vanity,
Nlte stand and Vanity
Bench.
C L A S S IC B E A U T Y
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twin site beds.
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* To Promote the P r o f n n o f Amortcoi
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VOLUME XXXVII
linn*a Ift
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEIt
TH E W EA TH ER
Con- idrrahlv . Imjclin.---.., ('older this nfler*
niHin. Clearing ami colder with near
I re r /in r lem peraliirm nod heavy fro st
Innicht. Thur-dav fair and continued
rolil.
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SANFORD. FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 5 1915
M MllER 59.
Associated Press Leased Wire
■ rr“
Hurley Tells
Of Effort To,
Aid China Reds
War Secretary Buys Xmas Seals •
™ F . f j . i 0V T r U m a n
encrarTTerow A
Two U.S. Diplomats^
Sought Lend-Lease
Arms To Destroy
— €Jhiang€tov*mment
W A S H I N G T O N ,.- (D e c .
5.
*— (AP)— Major*> General
Patrick Hurley han accused
tvro career diplomats of try
ing / to destroy the govern
ment -of
Generalissimo
Chlang Kai-Shek. Hurley
told the Senate Foreign Re
lations Committee
that
George Atcheson, Jr., tried
to undermine Chlang by getting
V n d -L ttM trm i for. the Chinese
Communists.
Hurley
amid this happened
while ha left Atcheson in charge
of the embassy at Chungking,
but that the arms w aft not given
to the Reds and that Atcheson
wa« recalled from China. At
cheson had written the Secre
_ o f State proposir
tary
proposing
the
furnishing of Lend-Lease •rm a
and equipment to the Chinese
Com muiusts.
© .
up
by Hurley was John Stuart Service. Both service and Atcheson
are presently political advisers
to General MacArthur.
Hurley
aaid that Service in October, 1944
proposed that the Chian* KaiShek Government ahould be - al
lowed - t o —eellapee.—The -former
Ambassador to China aaid he was
unable to fire Service at tha time
( C u lls s tS Oa Ps*» TOree)
Praises W artime
Of u.
S."
-i
W A SH IN G TO N ^!**. 6. m V . *
Record!) "placed riieforn t h e ie a rl
H arbor invcxtignthui shot* tha
the lute President Ro..*«vcll re. fused ...i ;uL«. ucti.ur o r a H ritlih
A*»:pri*m plan for jolpt* m lllta n
th<’ event the Unite..
L u te s s o l into llie war.
*1ne . resident declined to a p
prove the plnu on June 7, 1941.
at* months before Pearl Karbo
wn» bombed. The papers w.-i.
filed away with the no'.atio*
of President Roos-vctt's
te aidc, the late Major General
E. *M‘. W illson,1 t h a t ' ihuv wW.
' • » iihuiitied again to ih.
President for his approval hi
I case o f war.
*
I However, Mr. Roosevelt a p
proved on Aug. 20. 1941. a Joint
defense plan draw n up for Can
, u.ln and the United S tales.
) The form er head o f. the wsi
SECRETA RY OF WAR Robert P. P atterso n purchases a sheet of P Ians
] " “ ,ddivision,
,7 * „ ? ’ Lieut, tim e r n
100 Christina* seal stamps
. a f ro m -M m -J . Yorh W elboin. A rlington. f e V ' 1
County, at the offieinl opening B ritish and American m ilitary
V»., 'booth‘ chairman for A rlington
_
chiefs drew up pisns fur com
oi this booth in the fam ed Pentagon Building n ear W ashington.
bined operations in Blnyapprc
• ■ (In tern atio n al)
and W ashington in 1041. The
plans d rafted n t Singapore were
known as the A -il-t’-ll plan
standing for American, tries t\
Chinese and Dutch, (icrow said
they were prelim inary, unit w .i*
never approved by unyone in
W ashington, including Chief .o f
MARRIED IfrT BOHNIWOTUN, ‘ tN U ^ m U T LV FIFTY YE ARS''E ARLIE R MU U itf.ilUy. IhriV i:n
S taff, Genural George M arshall.
tris ami th eir husbands celebrated llii-il" golden w.-ddli'. a iii.iu t-a t v In- ii'licwlng I heir m u rrm gr in n . at
St. M atthews t'atliolic Church in laing Item it. i n if. Tin Impf • --li-l-iiml- nu- <1. In i . l : .lumi I*. I n
tic k ,-7.7; P eter il. K itsch, 73; John il. Mat i>
vtt
u.u i »k Marlin, 71; , Mis. I.i-icrti- ll-.rK
Kitsch, lid; Mrs. Lucy Both I’ilstirk , <17. At I.l i.
tic
la il-c . Patrick I’. Greene. Tin- Kirrch anil
M artins Jive in Long Bench. Tin- P it-tic.,.,<i to the m in io n from I heir home in t'liaili .tun,
Ohio.
in te r n a tio n a l Soumlplto'.ol
Stenstrom Talks
Joel Field And
Reid Mann Speak On Recreation
On Convention At Kiwanis Meet Mayor Higgins Is
Private Donations Morrison Says Vets Points Out Need For O p t i m i s t i c Over
Hasten Work On Appear Ambitious Program To Keep Use Of Station
County R o a d s D u r in g 1 Training Vets I n Sanford M ayor Edw ard H iggins h a a 're - Brumley Builds
A report on Florida’s partici
Two private donations towards pation in the recent- National
the construction of roads in the , Convention hold in Chicago by
Slavia and Oviedo sections were Reid Mann, Adjutant of the Deaccepted yesterday by the 8cm- I partment a t Florida, and Joel
fnolo County Board o f Commit- ' Field. Seventh D istrict - Comtuandonvra and Ssorfc. entered started der. wraa the feattm* of: l«»t
on the projects, according to O. flight’s regular meeting of the
sin g P o st of the
Campbell -L oafing
P- Herndon, county clerk.
• These were a donation of |5 ,- American Legion held a t tho
000 toward the construction of Legion HuL
in n Road
n w u in aimrim,
Mr. Mann reported that the
thea W
Mlkler
81avla, mmir
made
by Jol
John Duda, F. Doda and C. A. highlight of the convention was
Duds,
Jr. and a f
da, Jr.,
donation General Dwight D. Eisenhower's
b
t»y B . F. Wheeler lor conitruc- speech before tha delegates in
tfia
Jon o f a street within the city which he- called for 'a merger
of the armed forces of the United
lim its of Oviedo.
The
Commissioners
directed States.
He further stated th*t the
Road Superintendent J. W. Yar
borough to proceed with con- most touching ceremony was the
stroction o f the Mlkler Road posthumous presentation of the
Immediately. A survey of tha 1/egion’e Distinguished Service
road in Oviedo was ordered, with Medal to Franklin D. Roosevelt,
Ute idea of building as soon as I Jr., for his father, the late
possible, Mr. Herndon aaid.
I President.
The Board reviewed a petition t Mr. Mean said that he and the
filed by a group of Lake Monroe | Florida delegation had been comcitizens requesting repairs t o . plimented by tha National ConOrange Boulevard which connects vontion Chairman, Bill Lumpkin.
jWileon’e Corner on Road 44 with 1 for the important part played
tho lakefront highway. It was | by the delegation during the conagreed to start work on this as i vention. He further reported ho
soon as possible.
i had pledged that Florida pogu
IUJU enlist
VIIIIBI AUsW
W ll«fV
iiiemirt
The county appropriated $50 would
23,300
new members
tCSstlaaM oa r*r» Tferss)
to be used for benevolent pur
poses among colored - veterans.
Lieut Samuel B.
L e w i s On Leave
■
t.S'-AnVictory
^ opportunity
i w bond
s r buyers
rwilla rbetoi given
vsee,: F or Recuperation
Victory Bond Buyers
May See Film Free
f r ie o f charge. “Tha Fighting
Lkdy,’ which show* reel battle
L ieu t Samuel B. Lewis, who
• w * a t the famous Task Force received the Purple Heart decora
M , taken in Technicolor: also tion after he had bean wounded
-A nd Then There Were None," b y . mortar firs in tho battle of
e feature picture starring Barry the Roar River, and who after
Fitzgerald end Walter Houston, five months in an American gen
will be abeam Friday at the eral hospital in England,
Rita -'Theater.
returned to Frankfort to
Tieketa for the Ihow may be j a t General Elsenhower's headobtained by bond buyers a t t b e . quarters, arrived recently with
Poet Office, the Sanford Atlantic 1his w ife from El C am pa/T exas,
N .t t o m l T a a k or the Florid, to vtejt hU uncle. M J? u !SH,
State Bank.
^
during recuperation leave.
-B u y your bond today and
Ho wears three battle atars
AMT le t down the boys who for actions in Normandy with
have done no much for you," the 4TS AA Bin. o f the First
aaid Edward T. Lana, o f the Army, In northern France and
county war finance committee.
the Boer River area. He highly
praised the medical efficiency of
the doctors who treated him in
England, and aaid that en-route
to tho hospital, his wounds ware
treated by sulfa drugs and pern
; A na nther a t Christmas seal eiilln and healed so quickly that
V markers w e n today pro- they bad .to bo re-cut In order,
id .by Mia, Mary Rawlins, to remove imbedded metal. He
aals fhainaaa, to the San- returned to tho states on Oct. 30.
------in behalf of
Health and
Seal Book M arkers
tea To lib ra ry
to
said today that aha hoped
thO^ai^B of tho
v t*
F •
Pitm an WU1 Scout
Celery Feds Friday
Head Ooaeh Lieb of tho Uniaccording to v a n ity a t Florida G aton' has
announced that Backftald Coach
Bon Pitman will be in Sanfonl
Friday to scout the fa*t stepping
>Y8D
S o S t’t h o ^ n t i w T l e Purple h S
Im
WViIlacc ( ’alls F o r
' F u 11 ■Hniploymcnt
I!roj4ram ’-Without
Haiti in jr Treasury
Renew Marriage Vows In Triple Gotdeh Wedclin/r
Pearl Harbor Com
mittee Of Details
— Before-dap -Attack
g ir o to
Pitman, formerly at Sanford,
In Or-
Vital need of additions! city
recreational and health futilities
as a mentis of encouraging r e
lu m in g volerans .to rem ain as
citizens of 8anford instead of
"seeking greener patches elsewfitec. w«» today stressed by
Ju lian F tenstrom , Herald sports
editor and veteran of the Euro
pean th eater, in a talk to Kiwanians a t the Hotel M ayfair.
Mr. S tenstrom « | introduced
Williams A nd
Goering Warned
turned from W ashington, D. C
Lesher Elected Czechs Of Bombs
a fte r contacting var ious g o v e rn -. Boatworks
Show
m ent departm ents in behalf - of I
To Commission
securing for the city the facilities I
■n
___
of tha S anford Naval A ir S tation
K O O H l
!* h .n o r If i t Js declargd a a * 4 &
1V U V U I
plus, and " today expressed con-1
fidence
idence th a t these facilities could Y }
be secured.
W hile in W aahington where
he w as sent ns m anager of the
'V n p
Iln
^ 7 " V & J n lv c S k m b e r
f
till
V U
Iv lV C r
R. A. W illiams. I o i lit n It e o
agent, and Lea It. l.-tlirr, local
"N KW- Y( il?KVi>:. -V.’ (A P i -•
WRingpR iV niit 'President
T n in tf u i t y i t l ’C ^nim t-'i't'u’ S t'c -
tv ljir t Ijt'ivry Wallace have
lipi'it Teait at tho opcnhiR of
l In* grrhleti antiiersnry Con*
irross of American InritiHtry.
Tin* ConifreH.s wjih called hy
tlu* Natipnal Association of
, ntannfactiii t’i'H.
Itetli officials praised the w ar^ tiiiie role o f iiiTirrify;
I're-lilent T rum an's
le tte r
totalled on reconversion labor
disputes, lint Mated tin- opinion
tliat • n*couvei>ioit problems can
be «ideed orderly nml ypeodily. Secretary • W allace called for
a progtnm el full em ploym ent
but tui'l it would lie im|ioasible
to sjicpiJ ’ our w ay into
good
btislue.-:- cumlition.H ju st liy dip
ping freely into
the
federal
tienstlly. lie -.aid A merican in• ib i.trv m ail ipereuse muss |iurI'liai-iiig iniucr nml
m ise
tha.
j stam lnrd
living.
lie aiiJcd that olivjouriy the
1uiiiwei isn't -iiiiply one of ra is
ing w ages, costs and
prices,
leading to n vicious spiral o f
iuflatioii. W nllare also "warned of
tlie ilungctt of deflation when hu
-aid ITiaT tlie earuiiitfs Of fltn n ci {mil w agi- eat tiers Vveulil drop
lowyi in the next few years than
tliri wen- during tin* w ar.
Meanwhile a itu rm was gathuring in Wii liiiigtou where the
I In ire big union organizations —
tin* r | n . the \ F of I., nnd tho
United Mine Worker*
are d ig
ging in for a battle nttainsL th e
I'residenL's lalKtr plan. T hicre‘
e re ' at;e
predietiotis,* however, t li *q t.
t . *theV
won't be., uhli! tu head i t off.
11‘m.iilmti-,1 Hi, 1'iisr 'I Srr*)
If Any Resisteprj
eeper.Harbor
Made i memlH-rs «of •tin-» "five. c|,v"-'1
,- Srjtory Of Hiller’s
,
,,
mao fit-.Near Osteen Bridge t'omml«alon_ ye«terilav ns uni Last Hour Is Told
w n n r i t i v„t(, •“||M
r"*
t>out n„n
in the <ain to
For The First Time
r or B o nmt Dviwncrs
. d(*||..
Charles A. Betts
Returns Following
Service In Brazil*
Mr. Willinm- ;;ucree«i« Mayor
.
.
. .
, N UKItS'llKIHi. tivi m a n y .. Dev-,
Murh renewed intejest in motor
: t e . e d f . S d % ka . "
i- NaV“ I to Pr"
,M" y boating on the 8t". Johns River Kdw
waul H iggins ns v'l.mmlssit.m i r, (/1.,
\
Lieut. Col. lh a ilc « A. B etts
disposal,- he thpresented
various
CnfnSev *’ub' “
Feileral
D epartm ents a brief curtailed during the war period, In Group t, nml Mr. Leslier sue- »nuie> I today tin ir | leselitjltiuu i-- Iieinq on -Ic ive -tio in lteclfe,
of U nited
it
‘ i. i
ii u
j
#. * i outhorireil by the City of Sanfonl |* indleate.1 by the fa c t that John reeds M. J. Lodge. -Inonl g iu crry of iliH'Umentary evidencii agin i llraxil,- hciidipiaitci
II. tin- South A tUpon being discharged a fte r I anti Seminole County, requesting | b ru m lry , owner of the Sanfonl
lierm an.v'. 2o top-liu-lei o n trial S"tnle< ........
wife and
nearly five yeera of service, M r .( th a t if and when the Hanford Boat Works, is erecting a ho by
A su rp rise featu re of the v ot I-elon* llie .'.ueinl'i-rg w a r • llines Inntie and with In
S tcnstrem said th a t he returned N aval A ir S tation is declined Im fIKJ, display loom of Concrete ing IIus the furl 1lint M voters court, t h e i-i)dii . a g a in •li l t little gill i- writing Mr. and
#° i5?i
* n“ nn-rcntionsl I surplus it he presented to th o i block construction on Celery Ave- wrote in I lie name of .lolin with -4'ci a i a l i ) p l a l i m il a g n - - Ml . It. G. Ilia 1. ole of Crlery
staled that he wuuhl
facilities In th e sam e condition | c|ty to be used fo r th e following . nue, imm.-diutely west of the boat K rider, local oil ami gasoline IIII agu l .t tiny t'/iv h o -lo vA
u kvenue.’Ill*
i L
as before he left, and stressed .p u rp o se s:
works.
distributor, on the ballot in Group
iviil’c m e IntliHliiiid aid j e m u i icmaiii on leavv until .luti. 9.
i ti i i -lli'inilinn lim-i.. -.i,,i llir
111. and .Mrs. A. L.
the need # f e ilite n a -ta k in g m ore,
. p |,|,|ic airfield
| 'L a rg e windows will .perm it the 2. Mr., l-roher with U7 voles, ,,Ken, Ii
tint
|;,.|| p'lienl.-'.
live in Mt |loin,
H 'm l " o f
,n.-„ who
No- a ' H ospital to Ik- us.-d’ passing m otorist to view from Imd a m ajority of but 13. A delive i -I . a witiin.itiitu to tin
lie
c iie .l a
In -pi- tor G en.
h . U n b l ^ T y ,U
Seminole County w ith avail- the street slum lunl cruisers m ade total of 32 votes u e ie tin nun t "tn li saying Ii ImiiiiI ers would em l -.f Itc-ife rind Ins hendl.vcl I .ill et tlip i.ipitul city -d quari^'i j. lie
In ! t h w
n k m r iJ * " • buildings fo r tuberculosis pdration of W hitstonr, N. Y. fur out ns im piopeily m aiked.
-iid, • tipplie.l tho
? « i n ln r y. n f|
-m l of ^oU U on w ard ami convalescents by the \\ neeler Shipbuilding CorTin- City Commission m et lo- I'rmvn* in two liHiii if tin’ll* wa. I- .-. - ui not ihc.isU-rn. ilrazil and
,h l u i l w ^ l n i i ^ ' Ino.rnve.l i No. 3 - E stablishm ent of » which Mi. liruinlcy Ims Ih-c ii . n a *lay at iiixia to t-ativa - llie vote, i uk—tiviu.u—i- .^ il.o _G u u u au __inv i - , directed the 1t m u sp n rt liy mV' o f
how this dally tralnfnif, improved V0fUt |0nal train in g school for re- med as dvnlt-r for luikr, Ornngv. and a t 2:39 o’clock for a rvglllur silltl. l i e |'|l- ■'I’lltlOII -Bid til' \
the physical condition ' uf those tu rn in g veteran s and adults
lt« "p
an-l Mippji.--* to N orth
Sem inolr and Voluslu Counties. meeting, according to
11. N. liltlni.il-im diuttiiH-t C/i- li'i-hi
men in the service. In France,
\ fi ii i». the M editerranean, the
No. 4 • County f a ir nml live . On disnluy also will Ik* it line Bayer, city clerk.
Mikin'- ,bt-l will to U s u i V.lo'f Middle
East and Europe.
ha aaid, he waa p u t hi Thurge of stock exhibit.
of BCeedlxmts, oulbaiinl and illKicrtion officials •acre:
T. 11it Ii i - will ono{liiiie
the problem of recreations! fa
lie be anti* :( Kcroti I lieutenant
Mr. H iggins reported th at tha board m otors and accessor li«. Itniill Smilii as clerk, and M |s.
Lit I'V oil, inc lanta.-*tic s titrV in Ii •39 in tin • O fficers
cilities by his depot commnnder. proposal waa favorably reorivi-d Ing ami sinull bouts m ade by the
Mis I-'. E. of Hi- •- Li - i liy-.ti *i icul h m iis lx>- servo ( ’..I p . at tlie Univ
“How can I do this? Stenstrom by the various departm ents <>f Mr. Brumley will also display rar- M ulgaiet Hut lies.
'asked the com m ander and got the governm ent, and h r is con V entnor Bout W orks of A llunlir |{oUlilillal Ullil J . Heck as judges. neath lli* Iii i-In l.anci-llery n * ' of FI mi.la. 1'i i.u to ciiloiin
tho
the llu- iniovmlhvvert*e|l.tei r . orvlr .. h.* was agv'iit f»
the reply, 'T hat’s your problem." fident th a t th e disposal requesti-J City, New Jersey , lie stated.
tho
the Itu-* lnlt> • oi-'i whelmed llcilin Pi u.I<-iiii.l I’J fo In iiruarv* ComThe resu lt was th a t within 30 by the City of Sanford ran l>e
Also to bo built ure eight new
lust A p n l i- Ix-ine pic. n l toany in S anfonl.
days, w ith tho afd of German carried out, practically os M- 20 feet stalls to house bouts p u r
get tin-. Tin- latest n rio u itf of
On. I'll- I t , lit 11 lip iiu i called
prisoner labor, an athlatic field quested when th e S tation is du- chased by custom ers, ami six 43
ilto ilraiini c-iiie. fm ttt | ap t: Halt * | ,, ncliv'c "duty ami on Mnrch 1.
w ith -facilltiea fo r baseball, so ft i-In red surplus.
foot stalls. These will Ik* o f si
nil Ill'll m*)i» (• i inniiyV f utiUHih I'.112, wn pm ntoled to iuuk of
ball, tennis, badm inton, horse
m ilar construction to stalls now
aviatiiv- Her d.-M iqition «f tin first lieutenant at Ft. liragg,
shoes, sw im m ing pool, th eater
used. A deeper harbor lias also
final li.niis of Ailoll Hiller and
j*^ nl„| during the following
(C sslIssH e s Pas* Tkr*«l
been drrdgetl fo r an auchorngc,
li.s conii'anfonn in tin IL'icsh-clinn- October to in ik of captain, lie ie
according to Mr. Brumley, who has
II
,<Hllnnr,l
On
I'n
sr
T
h
rrrl
In- icniuined until Mmch, 1944
been a b o atin r en th u siast for ntoie
with Ids d titles in the Field
th an 20 years, having uwned his
LAKELAND,
Dec.
r,.
o
i
q
U
x
t
WASHINGTON. Dec. B. (A1)— first boat in 1924.
A rtillery un<! replacem ent center.
night's
w
eather
menu
was
quite
The government is cutting down
Iii August l u l l lie was pro
Many citrus grow ers of laike
its farm subsidies. Tho new County
___ _
___
moted to rank of m ajor.
and ________
residents ______
of Orlando unusual fo r Floridians for snow
-flutrico—
speckled—
llu
-iiurUiwiu.L
- Pfc.-Gormau-Wood*,- nephew- of policy- ha*—been discioscd in a and O range County arc Interested
t«H*—iiHsvrog—F t-—lira g g —ho .
Mr. and Mrs. j . E. Woods, has speech by an Agriculture De- in owning and m aintaining motor portion of the s la te ivliilo n fieuk
was .Lnlioned with the fourth
squall
stm
ek
south
Florida.
ment official. Price Director boats ami cruisers on the Hi. Johns
returned from 13 months of ac
! was irintioued with the F ourth
Around Valpuriso in extrem e
B. Boyd. The address was River, Mr. Brumley said. Resi
tion In tha Pacific theater and
Service Comm.uni at A tlanta, Ga.
northw
est
Florida,
the
m
errurv
made to a meeting of state agri
waays two bronze campaign stars,
i until June wlirui lie was se n t to
dents of Seminole Q iunty own
dipped
to
36
degtecs
urouml
1:30
Sgt.
Augustus (’. K.d undo .......
.
..............
one i for Naw Georgia action In cultural extension service offi m any fine cruisers, and the bout
lliazil, ..............
iiu.l there
in A pril of
1043 and., os* for Bougainvilla cials.
works is l>eginning to hum with o’clock this m orning and snow brother-in-law .<f Deputy S heriff! t hls yenr was priunolcd to rank
fell
ill
the
area,
coining
down
(
Intelfl
Whitten,
who
p
a
r
t
ii
p
a
te
d
action in 1044
Ha waa very
■f ileal, itatil . oliinal.
Boyd told the slate directory activity of ow ners g ettin g tlisir
greeting old S anfonl that government support prices boats into fine condition for rrum from Alabama, Tennessee 'and in llie Ian.lings at < a r a liiam-n.
lie du'-crilH'*l llrnr.il us an
Mississippi.
m l ncli'-Tis in Italy lot which h " j enormous
and
iclu tiv rly
unyes u n la y .
for moat commodities will lx* at Irtg.
At
Key
W
est,
the
W
eather
received I we cam paign M ai-, h x developed country, lie said Gist
Pfc. (Woods told of his o s- tha legal minimum next year. . Improvem ents in deepening ami
Bureau
reported
3H
mile
ail
hour
I
h
cii
I
i
-.
m
m
nl-ly
.il-.
ha
pertfnees when ho was sent to Except for cotton, "tnis is 90 straig h ten in g the St. Johns Fiver
lie licard English sp.iken there
Korea and contested some of the percent of parity. Cotton- re 'h a n n d to Lake H arnry. and con- winds during the squull th at relurur.l tu Sanford.
Vqueittly" and once, upon queslasted
about
30
m
inutes.
F
ish
er
lie joined the :a i vice oil A pu l . niog a child was inform ed th a t
Ruse Ian soldiers whom he said quires support e t 92 and five stru ct ion of a canal from the L l
men
estim
ated
several
Uniusaml
J ohns to the Imlinn River would
had high regard and hearty tenths percent.
LS, lti|2, and was seat overseas
oil them studied Engdotlara dam age
friendship lor tha American sold
sci
Ako.II for seven ta
term s,
The only exceptions for 1940) add still more to the boating urge fliM na n n . T ^ t e a s ' a r a ^ r o f l '" o . l e I ,,l‘’ F*»llo**in*r Christmas Eve ns I l l a l t i n k
W
P,e' * ur®.'frittL OiH 1( |mmlt e r of llie 3l>2nd O rdnam e There regt/iu
Inngrage is
i* I’
i
iers. which they expressed by said Boyd, might be sugar tx-els, ■n th is section, Mr. Brumley seM,
gum i language
I’ortucaliin
cruslar
wus
sunk
and
damend
expressed
th
e
hope
th
a
t
these
kissing the embarrassed GIs.
ligtialiou. Aft.-i serving in Af- gv-’C. In' y.hteil.
sugar cane, flaxseed, soytieans
ngrd
beyond
rep
air.
projects
m
ay
in
lim
e
receivo
gov
r.i-a lit*'wait rent to Napier, Italy
Col. Il/tt* gt'udiuileil front the
l i e entered the service on Aug. and dried beans.
Governmenl
A, 1942 and was sent overseas guarantee, during the war kepi ernm ent approval.
with the services of supply, lie A djutant G eneral's School pi Ft.
retu nrd to the United S tales oil W ashington, M aryland in June,
on Dec. 0 following. The 113th the prices of many farm pro*
Nov*. 19. I'rior to entering the 1913, and fiom the kComm3na .
Combat engineers with whom ,r>
he 11U
CKM iO<
ducts
above parity levels in order
MARTIN
ELECTED
and (Jeneral S tu ff sw-)too| at Ft.
served were • p g a n d In rlemoli- 1 to encouragia the greatest posslW.
J.
Martin
was
elected
yes
tion work, building c o m b a t u , productl on.
l.cuvenworth, Kjtttsas in 'January,
terday
as
mayor
of
Oviedo
when
bridges an construction of fo rti
1911.
ha
received
16
votes
as
com
fications. Prior to entering the
MANILA, Dec. 6. OF) — The
pared
with
14
cast
for
hi*
op
service he lived in Sanford for
f .t e of Lieutenant General Toponent, R. E. Kelsey,
IB years and later was a con
Elected to the city council of moyuki Yamashita now je in the
tractor in Columbus, Ind.
iedo were R. W. Estes, J. R. hands of the United States mili
J. IV Phillips - KMC-lC of the
A1 Thomas, 88MB-3C has raInhart, F. W. Talbott, W. T. tary commission which has been
1i
trying
him
on
war crimes Navy HralwcH returned recently
turned from a year of duty with Walker and James Wilson.
NEW YORK. Dec. 6, (A*) —
DAMAGS
charges. A verdict is expected afte r 19 months of service in lit"
WINDS
an LCT sta ff In the MediUrranV t A. Stansfleld announced to- Priday. Chief prosecutor Major | Aleutian Islands, nnd 13 months RLscue craft will not lie able to
•an and plana to reopen his bafc
reach the I .iter tv Ship Henry
PORTLAND, O ra, Dae. 6,' (A>) berahop on Palmetto Avenue op day that the “Regular
...................
Meeting Robert Kerr or Portland, Ore. I in tho PhllR pines.
A storm with winds aa high as posite
posits tbe Fire Station alter he o f Taylor Commander*, No. 28, Mid in his final sum m ary that I Il« wvurs the Asiatic cam- W ard Beecher until sumetimo t
80 mlUa an hoar have caused-U m M l pot
put It
it In
in readiness duri
during K. To will be held D ec. 7 at there was no doubt of Yitina- nuign ribbon with three lutthi morrow afternoon. Acoimling
tin* Third N ava I District,
three
o f at
tha next two weeks. He entered 7:30 P. M., s t which time there sh ita’s responsibility for the In- star*, tho Philippine liberation
sta rte d nut Wt
........ u p
■errtoe in January, 1944.^ ^ . wJU be tip election of, officer, numerable atrocities ' com m itted and g.-sl- cuniurt ribbon.
'
ny"hti trbeps in.'thb 'rhiilpplnex. -^ trrln tem ls soon to work with wroniF*lfr*Unjis.
for ' the ensuing year and W
Tim llccclicr rtuli xxt for
'building*
rhere
conferring of the Order at the Kerr salted fo r s verdict of g u ilty the iLstiiiution department of
the Florida I’nwcr mul Light Com when slie |.y-t her ptoj *
Temple on s Class of Candidates. and for a death sentence.
Virginia
Tbe defense of the former pany, in which work he wus k tniil-Atlautir eqipt't**' to N
“
“
Meeting, aa oyster
commander
in
tbe i'iipic.1 prior tu entering tjio ucr- Va. l|oxtt>ct, q.’licials
-will be earvsd at Japanese
Blr K sights at* Philippine*; wee concluded Vby rice. • lt« Irves '• ixire with Itis 6 1 1 t r ' x i p * ' . a i r a r d e x
don^ur.aiuve Lire
wifj^and one yeer.oid son.
atr-VaJ C oUm ! dfcrry Clarke. ,< •
uwncr, in (Siuiip 2.
Gorman Woods Home
After P adffic Duty
Northwest Portion
Of State Reports
Srtow Last Night
Government To Cut
Its Farm Subsidies
Sgt. R o t u n d o Is.
Discharged A ft
O v e rs e a s Service
r
»
A1 Thomas, SSMB-3-c
Back From Overseas
a
Yumashita’s F a t e In i>rr(,„
„„
„t
Hand.4 Of Commission A and >■Umccry.
J.B. Phillips—EMC lc
Returns From Pacific' Ships Will Reach
Beecher Tomorrow
.
5S
^r'-N v , • v_-
Ml
HI
�.THE'SALFORD tlERALDv^jvNFOnXI FtloRIDA
John M. Scott Is
Named Supervisor
Of Brands Law
WEDNEflDAYyvPCCBMBBRg;“l»IB
vtim ber,
K ill,
<> |» .‘
C le r k .
lit i i
i r i r r u l l r t iu r l
P r e v e n t TB
IM S .
l l l . ' l i N l n iN
C ir c u it C ourt
I.. H u n t. l». i
S m li
N IIT11 ,M |y
II Kit i:itv
H IV E S ,
T lm t W . II. W B IT M O N h u b lr r iif
T i t < V | llf le n t e N il. J»S. |I‘*IH,|I Ih c
1*1 lin y Ilf J u ly . A. |I... IM S . Ini*
f led .n in e In m y .. f il e r m id bun
m ad e, a id d lr u t lo ll fu r It t i i \ deed
It, lie Ip e llrd llie re itf. H a lil I’eMI*
rirtite r m lir a r * * Ib e fu llu t* lu u den-
C H IC A G O , lire . !t, l/Pl — Tin
fln n l w artim e F ill Stuck Show
him « pencil at the stockyards In
Chicago. JuilKivt lire hi rm ling thv
•lay WTCtllnif nut Ih c leu* pruini*Init HitimnU from n record breuk.|n ir Inin I o f I.P Iii c n iria * fr.im
OKI fnrm ,. Imy* und i;lrln rep re‘ae n lln ir-tlrn state*..
Must nf tlie net uni juiltfintr >f
tho Junior nnil jitliill. nr nnrn eln****,’ tin* Bm’ii H'licilnled for Mon
day nntl TUoaday. The ly r irr ii
w ill b? mild nt nnrlion. wit Im it
RENT A TRUCK (i/2 TON)
YOU DRIVE IT! ^
PHONE 200a • S # T .
r i Ibeit in ..|n rtv In tlav riiu u iy of
.^milnnle. Mlulc of KlwHUa, to-
In the *nuinlicr of volume* added
ilu rln y ihc y fa r , tho U niversity
nf Flo rida lib ra ry wn« triven over
2,600 vnliiini’H from (WO honor*,
,in tho ln *t few yearn.
VTC,
Material unTVery suhjert from
Aristotle in the atom l*>uib, filled
uvutlalilo jf a r lm z ^ lU '.tht' ‘ It.
eliia ry .. iiuXTZI.000 dif Tin: 'Ic&afit
: u?r4-vclum ci huVa-'Iw>n .fanHaTEF"
' "rod to HtnmifC’ i-ounm until shelves
lean be built for them.
I Innlmmenlal in securing gift*
nH«M)ki» nnd mnnimcriptii, Friend*
,tif (ho Unlvemlty of Florida LI*
| h in ry , m i.ymil/cil through pH ro te
jre sa n l In usual .OPA rc*irjHirm*.
E^ort ~\Vc7fn t* Tiiy*
Fi
The JiTiuw. sponsored h y l!:rifU n lo n Slo i’k Y n n l’ mid Trnnn 1
^ Company, in rnoparatimi with the
' . liv e sto c k Uncord A**oclni ion*, i
held In open point and shelter*
} • ’ Within the atockynrdit. Next your
the Jn le m n tio n n i, m n ^ t ilw ii « ill
- i 'tO* ran limed ami the prcfciiit' W»c— -tlp |f setup’ w ill be n th in *’ of the
t 1**1. The Ititem ntlonni Livestock
|i- Exposition ha* liecn a fixtu ro <:t
• the Chicago Stockyards since the
> beginning o f the century. The
' m anager of
the
inteiiiaKonul
livestock rr.m isitinn
l „ I . Ileldti
say* that nruin competition*
’ w ill be reaiimrd next year. Thm l
w ill Ineluile the cro w n lm f nf
' w h ta t, corn, nutn and la r le y kinifn/
^ and the apretuvular huree -klltUVib
T h i* year'* F a t Stock Show int cttnle* 110 ho” K und Oil lumli*
taretl by 4-11 rlu h i .and Fu ture I
Shi F a n n e r* of Am erica ym invr’ r
MOT cattle, Irnit* and »h-cp have
boon enteretl hy owner: i’- ' aentinic 16 etate* and Canada.
Sixty-nine carloads of fi t ru tile ,
R E N T A C AR
s i r r i i K o r » ,i,i . i r s T i o s r o il1 1 1 IIKIIII
i ll At*Ti:n it 4.it o r mas
^ in itia tiv e
in ;
rrniniUsI- lh»-r
■ v /V
1
■- • V* T
1
1
I
H it M ffio t DECOIATIO with well-earned cani[ial|n.ribbons, the 35,000.
tun batllcaliip North Carolina returns to New York alter having taken
part In almost lllly enf,iiaetncnU fn Uie Pacific w ar. It was the halllewaaon'a Unit visit to New Yo rk, her home port, since February, 1012.
T h e w ar vessel was launched on Anna 13, 1040.
- (fn lirn a lio ilu l)
LEGAL-NOTICE
nf a\V 4
JCretUm
ru t I
I :• l*
t
I lined Hi In Slli day ut Jiereinbvr,
H EIlN IIO N
C lin k Circuit Cnuri
Srnilnnlc County., h'
Cm irt_ H r*l|
ilua^ickui
m u iijB
rtP r n i i S t u n O T .»
.... ______H ilaitii ncw^JWmk*
TU .
j T>M:h
THOMAS W )W K .
.
i
wliuau > |ilifra 'o f rraldeuc* amt
and muiuiHcript* have been- dem i .A 'V .V iV H a a i r i . i . i s s ;
I'..Hi
<H
free
Addri’HH 1» 'TtV'U
*rv.rtWit
;
4
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•
w
V*’
tdilml h y . m a n y urumlncnt men#
W Nn. I . ileuraulnn n. b }.
her* Ihrm iehiiut i W atntc.
m u h 'i : f i r r t ’i i i . i r A T i i l T '
inuni are^ticycliy mdlfb il ulid> re*
T h r Flo rid a cullcftlon of re- I S T t l B ’ N A J IK f i r T I I .K H T A T H TnWi^S'e ntipi’ar l u. u ecrlnln J llll
h F t**l .1 i l l 11 ,A •
nf r ’rimpliTlnl flleil il|||lllu.| XUU.
To
I.A W rVN W .V ’ H IT .I.IS H .
U I 3 for illvtirrc. by Kultln Ulltulk’th
^ t illW f t l
A V f iiiii? ,
iiiiu * . Itovrc. edit now iicmlluK In fh *
I-Mtuml** r«» iiik l> .
W y iim liiK .
Clrm t Cull 11 iif HimlnnU' CmiotV.
Vi»u m tt. I iir m lit i. . v u m m iiiid iit tin Klolldu, no nr before Ihr laflll*
k |t|i<n r Id I hi* 1*1 (I n r r it m iilu ln l nry Hule P ax. to-WH, *llle Tf*» llay
In de
■ M M MKuliiMt yo u In •lit* i ' l l cu lt nf January, A. ■!>•. IMS
ita u rt « f U m* RlU J in t h la l r t r u u l . fault lliereuf anlil enure w ill pru*
rti itfltMtlt <‘n if iiI >, N ltile *if K ln rh lu .
Il l
t li >* i tut.«■* o f
^SPur-TtmI Hhuii1tlB***
16 r u ilo a d * . o f fuedci* c u ttle . l!fi
n i l loud* o f holt* a n d I J i u r h u iila
o f * h e c p h n v - lie c n m -'ic m b lt iL
J iid K in K w ill In i in th e r h a r t fc o f
\ . !>. W e b e r, w h o I* head o f I ho
* —’—•?n| llu o lim u lr y
D c p a ilm e n t
o f K a n iu i* S t a le ( ' n ll? iic , a t M u ll
in 't ta n , K a n s u * .
I.f N IVIJ
:T T 'itt im h lp .,*1 S n u ili f l iin w « .
(fuel I# h i r«»'.
.
,
T ile i:* * r* * n ictll Ilf tin t H i ll
I’r v ii c t l * . unilttr I h r . m ill r u r t lfl*
e - ilr i •»M ieil w m In <lit- n u iu « of
IM w n rd A . Ila b r le l.
,
I'tile'pi M ild r .H l f l c » t « . ’ * tia ll h r
I r i l n m'ril m c a riT Ilu F T .lw L l.iw , I lk T
PTfwrrerly i l o i 1rlb e d llie r e lii w i l l ' b e
i1ld . l i r ^ b e ^ i H r h 4- « r ^ T W r r - Tie - H r*
« , w i -1*01111- done bo the r !m (* M o u c
tfuy To Hie m u n itw u f J a n u a r y , t a i l ,
» hit’ll In Ib e T ill ilu y o f J a n u a r y .
tM tiv r
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i Ito u ith i la*
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•
Venetian Styles
Go l d F r a m e d
mirrors
• ..Wooden F r a m e d
mirror*
• Full
Length
mirrors
l i t ihi* order i»* |iuMI*lnd/ fur
\m
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rcull-f 'ourt.
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114 W. 2nd St.
H u n t. H i.
^
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HABIT
play.t nn imi»€»rtnnt part
hi everyone's Biircuum .
.
The habit of IntiiiK
well groomed should
be sfurted early in
life . . .
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Make our Store your Store
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Cor. 2nd Sanford
Phone ,'ISK
JMIUNO at you wlnsotnely la model
Mae Murray at IVpyvIUe, Mo- as
•he wears a awbn suit made of tu*
mite, the war plasUc that la used by
the army and navy aa insect screen
cloth in the Pacific. Mae will dla*
Play this peacetime use of the m iteriel In Uie style ahow to be held
during Uie coming NAM cooven.
Una In New York. (international)
OP
PONTLET SOAP
SHORTAGES GET
ill
Santa's Bloigh, and ride awny with
um
— one that will make their eyea blink with wonder:
FROHMAN CUDDLY TOYS
fu r
l o y a . f h c . c h li{ lr e ii_ w il l lo v e —
I h t 'y ’ r e m» r e u M iv o lo o k in g I K u a y j l t t l u S c u t ile a
S n i U a n d l'e k in g a a e d o g g io a . . . « n f t H ttlo k lt -
elejihants with pink evea
W a r y ’ s L I t « c ' U m b . , , A T I w a a h a b l6
Saving u*#d fats to holp provont
) r cut* in your soap supply
to tha Land of
Kiichantroeiit, where all the happy little folk one dreams about really
come to Ufe! Yee, Santa has prepared a real Toyland for the tiny tots.
F lu f fy - w h ile
afti
LOVELY
Beautifully dressed dolla th a t
ahe can droaa and undrew
to h er h earts’ desire!
Rac-Tedy Anna
TEDDY BEARS
Ph?n« 32<
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f
'
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5. 1945
ypetit molt of her tim e polishing
her fin g er nulls nml changing
her clothes, m urm uring over on I
over: "Poof, poor Ailolf, deserted
by everyone, betrayed by nil.
hi
As the Russian shells iK’ja il
exploiting overhead, Hlllei* n u n
their iiext chalice to coin) a le notes nei mnl physical condiMo i 'in. hi t i e r o i t W or.h i i | h*ii i.vc. II lower ami lower. He would stride
i r . s l l a . n l K rsn Pane Ou*»
b ut the quota lta:l been wen ex
Unlc** you live in un igloo in .1 lit. Ncliton returm t lo the win- in.mu me luxuriously • cqutppi. i
waving a map th n t • ra
ceeded. At the present tint? more
the Ai :,i- Circle, or u enve in some ■ ,er circuit nt th a t lime, afte r hiinker
** *• *
th an £6,GOO hove joined the Lo*
i wiii'it- .. you've heard that the j le st for a cane of too much golf.
sw eat of his hands, planning the
g io n ./
1 homing shoitnge in th e se'U n ite d
.
. . . . . .«u
...I*... ; ■ ■
llcdausc of the success of the
; State v. is g iiliiu l. Hat iq_ case
i arm y. Oil the night of A pr.
■
Florida
;y p u J lim t ic u iu c '. i t s ; Jimi- ctL*
— =-N t?t?cIa “’■*•■■*— —us the' ■'ltnuslim tmmWTtlmei ■
itlra l •—'‘here's how: Just " f o r »
. reached jioal i.ilen i|>v Hjtlcr: t h r h a t i n n s hig ten which pro*
• #*liV|ile: -o ffiriid r- In—Knnsmi.-City,'
^nmv nhiikmg badly anil jni
vided Florida with ' the oppor
I Mi '., estim ate .iminc liiUe loll..-.
chllnpH* — t“ «*d ^
tunity to play a prom inent roll
I |n u "needs ifi Ituio j u n its; (imwlm.*
-m ettle council. D eath rch carm U
•d a t ha-eonemtinn<« ncttrities.
•'l* 1 ‘*r* Ijj-m ei,
.lint .Chi-.
■nr r r .*drfW**tWu TJTiWHl<T**V»UinrriCt
WCuwduuif«i.ilUat<fnttyfcJH£) ■
.\c3ii; jetrs hv Htr, M Dip* H-mtstmr,
with ‘A-eingOthid tho UttttM
'during
,. ■tlte. cunventio.i,
■
. M . J he
i i was
Il NNllHkNi 1‘rtiM I'nitp Oh**»
mgii.- j OO.iiii ': 'D e tro it, do.omi;
destroyed; stood byt .T he gio.io
contacted by Edward Higgins
' \\ a. ii.ngloii, 25,CU(i„ .
_ JtcprosontaU vc J{nbert Kamspeck.
u rt ~of Sunfmu, A fter g t u im r
r -- .tT r - m i' i ' g n n p i tmrt ..t tin. I'vim_awf,siwU*r .♦.bniramn, j t f a i h s .
ujjjgE pass extequiou ,»jguc3 .by.
t-iHsny-UtuusaifCU -aT-rhama*.. nBtilaif •4t*n*-,t . l nhoi .Cl»mm*Uee, says los
rm
~ * /5 ffr ;clTTes.
‘ : _ 'AITn.ill a .in
. uinke' thinks'- th a t Mhir H ouse- w ill-hneir—'■»<**- »*
. “practically, evaryono-a t tbo canth
tnr*rW
“voiUtin but the national *cjiti, the whoi* thing, worse, officials Mr. Trum an, (live the President Germany
I lie geutest blow of nil was
manderj* Mr. Field said. H u rt
the
e x |r. t a g re a te r congestion in the w hut he asked for, says
wax en listci in the Sanford post
( id in r ll Democrat, mid let him the news thnt H einrich Himmler
next >i\ montiis to a' year..
had subm itted a hid for an arm
and Initiated Into the American
| 'I lone are several causes foe ttv it out — give him a chntnv Isllrt* lo tliOi Allies on April SW.
Leg Ioil with 5,1)1)11 others in a
1this limiting tiioiiage. Vou can to show- what it can do. ____ F u s t,. H iller raged like a mail.
gigantic mass ceremony. Mr.
I.eadciv' of the two m ajor labor
[ck i iWtedgmei.l of the cheers that gicclcd him m iJ * fig J.u m a t o t t them out. your* unions disagree about Pi t- idcnl
Field) also applauded the work .'•RES 10FN T TRUMAN WAVES H IS II
i—... m a il.'Then ho. fell iiH>' u stupor,
j
se;i
minus
ot
servicemen
m
e
lit. i;.nI S tadium ' in ' Philadelphia to xiqw ^ lie annualw
and for n tim e the en tire enst in'
■Jr Mr. Monti '.during the con k'tuman is shown accompanied bv Ado
T rum an's labor law proim-mls _
comiim
home;
m
any
of
them
have
Mltttvo since- IllUH to wiliM*a*-.lhe fam m nr'gam e. Mr.
morn be ra of his p arty aa they.nrrivciV
te n tio n . ‘
ullluiuuh l>flli oppose .th e plan, tile hunker w’us slleut. W ithin
m
rti
.»••!'i
n
I
s
n
j
y
liuinv*-'
^
thelr»
• *f.Vi»hy '(lottV while ' Minirwi*i7 T nim an*Judd* o n u . i.uWo* * h v ii'- t h e y "1*ir, ju -i CIO pii-G,|,.m. J-hilhir .M urray n few liuusi'irwi’r e had news .PPUU.
New -members were voleif on Arm'y-Nnvy football 'clnasici TnW- fiiVl
r 1till. tlpteiiiPtipniil-aSoutldphidel
# •during the 'mN-tihg, whil-h was ic r futlicr’/ arm and Mr*. Trum jiif w«l
r -~1--■ cii m. . t h t UUfasjanvT.kirexi
| boys livlug in the houics o f ;their cluiiges M r? Trurttiui wftV AK
of p alin g to Inuncii an attack which
presided over by F irs t - V iceto destroy unionism. Hut
Jllfeiic.
w.
>ji
the-'
wvni
away.
would Overrun the chm icello.j i.u
Commander r , II. Pope.
I. Chief William lircen d.iiaarx
_
,
|Vtu
imjustry
ccnUfrs
m
o
still
...
. • morning. H itler his tn'U'
Mdjor Allan • W hortcn of t^e
jirn»,i,-.l l.y tlu s e who im ne '•> think so. th e m rm ifeired with white ns chalk, went to (actu m
Sn lentil in Army reque*t*.f the
Mr. T rum an -today. .And a f te r
'
*
l.»
* H
make
wuc
iiiuteiinl.
mid
stnyr.l
oa
local' post to take charge of the
u m d he told newsmen that id (atcent's room, and slDinped ‘dow n'
nftci pi*Ire was iledlarSil.
tn on’ Ihe edge of a l»*l. *
. v
C hristm as Dime Hoards. T h e - r e
though
the*
President's
pliln
W:.ri.me- h o jsln c | rojecls jh n t
quest was approved and the local
not acceptable,' he
"O iii only hope i»
lieuciul
g u \.' homes to w ar workers ,u r end* strikes
Legionnaires-w ill lie in charge of
thinks Mr. Truinmi is sincere in Wcnck and his M iinyr' lu* mid.
no
lo
iger
practical
m
many
placp*
the Dime Hoards on December
hc. i'i' oi location, and gciieuil his helirfs. H itch ' s pnncip.il oh- "To iiinkii his en try pusstld#, we
Past Commander Bill-Thorne
staialar|lr.
Very little new luiild- .Jection Is I the in 'd a y cooling most cull up every avuilnldc. ail •
was appointed chairm an of this
lin
g
,
it,
any.
tins liecn dune. And ■ff net iud suggested hy S ir., craft to cover his up; roach."
activity.
,
« tilth ,r then urdei.ediI u u m mnl
In Hit* m i-u n tiiiu I
in
i...uis
such
ns l.us A n g le s m e f Trum an.
Coidmunder Pope reported th a t I
The ■Alilomojdle VVokei s Union C aptain K citsrh to make a getl&catlle,
Ihe
retu
rn
ol
Jupmies*.the Ideal post last year had JS7.I 1
negotiations aw ay
to deliver the order, be•A n i m a n fntuilies fm m detcul.oii lia s
mi-mlicrs enrolled but the present j
scheduled to lie resumed today cause communications Imd failed,
coi
u
i
ad.is
cpm
plhations
to
tim
membership drive has now passed j
homing • prulilvin. Collcg.- .rum* with Gancrnl Motors. They were A small arm ored vehicle, toe
the 7t2S mark, lip anticipated |
un them to a plnne, mid they took
miitiitics feel tie pinch Int.-ause Slinnused lu have eunfereil
th a t- h y Ju.ic I, tlMO, the locil
(5-M's ch a rg e. • taf illegal picket- o ff- on u lu.uid strre l lending
muni
rx-survii'cineii
m
.*
arriving
post should have more than 600
—finally of them with wives ami ing. Roth aide* Imd hoped the from H rnndcnhutget. W hat linpmembers.
dlseussicns might lead to lie- pened a fte r th at in -the lipnkei
I 't i r t n * i l h e - moetingi
Mr.
Mlllt'lll Il'IIMUII. gdllhtlOns ojT"Wage diminilds. T h e -s trtl Is-h rln g r r ,co n stm 'tr!i;® iii*
Thorne uml Legionnaire Hill Morol I ami lien n '" |mst|Kineineul came nt the re* American authorities hclieve that
on reported on the progiess
'ping in niiloim - quest of the Union Vice I’resi- Copt. Itritsch's account of wlmt
the Veterans Service Com
dent
W alter P. h eu lh er
took |dace while she was tlici
m ittee. -Sir. Thorne said th a t .-27
garages, cellurs, traili-is. mcIuh.i 'Who left I*eti ait fm Htlffalu to , pluhflbly is as accurate a de*
veterans s e re placed In Jobs
room- and p u p -tin U . It's a si- adilres u meet iig of strikes. . | ciiptiun g . will lie nlitalfusl of
under the Gl Bill .of Ulghts du r
------- ~
*
I those last days
beneath . the
Uislmii thut m old easily p‘ui'v
ing the past two weeks..
Ueiihscaucelloiy.
I iMigp.iu.- sitting lark in fasldiin.
However, M r.JIo rris o n rep o rt
11 .".tli resort |i nil siirls u,
ed th a t according to the latest
trjvh iiltui.s .m .-ucquliiiix a lu.u*.
reports he had rrceived. the Ford
or iipartuVnt. A m l. the fu-nk .idMotor Company was getting less i
veili'i-m ents ure iiumeruus. In
production from ita w artim e em
( 'nnl Int!t-\ Trrtys
u halt I aki City newspapet litis
ployees than ever lief ore. Mr.
WASHINGTON
ud appeal .-d: "W ill r -linugi- twoIp riitili.il u | u
Morrison said th a t- h e - had been
y e n m it-girt- lin—tu m r ir-rt' -.qinm '
file W tefans ofF S H ug'ir Wtir “h7i •—Ahnaiuiijii iShccl, .IIuhlct'A
informed thut the veteran w«»
more umbltiuus In many respects
d rrl a in i that Im portant - v cli'i.ti
I.e.illu-r Ilrk-f Cases
than th e’ Wartime employee uml
legislator.* is being sidetruckid n
it- tit'lltgiu no .Ann* licutr-u
th a t the reconversion " jitte rs ’
Congrpsk. Tlu- ruunril piii Ih.iIi.'.I
Hooks — ( iills
n ut iound it jdarc fur Ilia litmily
were
affecting
the
w artim e
l' i" "■ •'iiiuu in n resolution i i-*
afte r vi.i.tiiig every town wilhiii
workefs more than the veteran
rd yesterday lit n confeivnce in
Huxtoii Iiillfiiltld
16 nili-s i,I Allan y . In New York
.re tu rn in g to civil!in life.
..................
th e iPinlution in .•
City an ex-nergi-nnt futind ait
Senator Lloyd F. Boyle was
pil that mu mi cuiiimiltms un \
I'll. I I
ap.iitm -nt ufti-r a 105-inlle hike
rrnu n f fail-, lip M.| up jn In.i'h 111 MuRonlia A te.
present and informed the vet
tlii.'iigii I lit- streets. At W uter-j
erans. particularly the new mem
liiuiscs uf Congiess.
b u t). Conn., instead n l’ trailing
bers of the local post, of the
Fur
lh" lenlul nils, whli'li are alm ost.
hospital facilities and services
hPn*rxistcnl anyway
b sn ie- ■
remlefed by the V eterans llossi ' l i is watch I'm uli.tinny d o -1
n j u l a t Bay Pines and the pm th^'
And in one New d ersiy
H d u rc necessary to be entered.
luWh. 12 a p | liiu n tv kullghl no
He ftsirac ted ahy veteran •'• I tt/
.'
uYtmunt
while the -tenant l.t\
m ay be In need of emergency
I) ing Jn n Imspilul. Things have
medical attention to contact him
nunc tn that.
and /Immediate action will be
, And Ik seems they won't get
taken to auiuit toe veteran m
m y Letter*— not for six months
SNOW AND ICE BLANKET THE ROAD (top) from which a but plunged over an embankment into Lake Chelan.
Bny F in n .
~
oi n year, at *llte _e a ili-sl. NnThe Legion approved a plan
Wash., carrying sixteen schoolchildren, ranging in a £ t from its in cjghlecn, to death In the freezing water.
ii.nnil housing aulkuiiUu*_xii>^
to sponsor a h o lid a y : tlanee^.
The nrrident occurred during »-blinding tmivrrtorm. At lmlloii»..Mary-Sturk, l7 r« n e o f six to survive the
(list two -milliun more' fninilies
George Steule, Henry Wollcott
death pluhfic, Is siiown t s the wus carried Into n home n rar llie sre te of tho Iragcdy.tiiflci'ing frtru shncJc and
w.II have In diitilile up liefure Ih
and ChesUr K. Miller ware ane:;postire. title managed to pti.-h two oilier children through a wlnt|ow of the vehicle before making her myii
llngl ole - itlihg hark in fushiii-i.
pointed to arrange the affair.
'-lo p e . Divers are now seeking ttic bodies of the vivllms,
(/nlcruu(imiol .S'oiti><li>l>o(a)
T he organisation also approved
. ud of next y em . The birds of
the a ir hihI those little foxes
% plan to sponsor a dance In
p in le s s io n a l f u u lb a ll te a m s to ru - when It m ines to a place to live.
Sanford every mpnth.
p iu s v n i h u n t u r d , m o re l a c i h l u " Iiavs it all over the te st uf us ••
Now members present a t last
iO|- iM ix in g , u t u il t i i i t e ' p u i i i t v
nig h t's meeting waich followed u
t'.Hprvat inns t i*I«*|»li<ini* J.K. Walln-n, Hmio I
t i v u li o n a i d ir e c t o r a n d o ig ie r i n *
■upper prepared by tho Ladies
r x 'c iv a iio n a l n ru g ru n iH ile s t u n .d to
Auxiliary of the local post, were
dip tlt-mllim- 10:0)1 A..M. ThUfstlay
aet'P v e te r a n s i.e r c u m l jir o v lila
Bruiley Odhum. Daryl L. Swan,
itH-ut c t lit e n s w ith w h o le so m e u c ti
I_llV
rrtol
IIf)Ff
ll!l .
Jo
sep hU’n
VVvWerrick.-Van
Beecher
A limit vtl uiimlii-i nf t i'sni vat inns ttvitiiitUn
Il M H llM s r il I ' t . i n i |*HMv m i l l
v i iy .
Joe S tew art and lUchald I ack
rt'llttry liunker wu.' giviu I.,
v.stbirs w ere: The Itev. Willin-n
llonttr Kill's! anil s|)<-iiktTIhitchl.snn
invesligutuis niuuths ngu, iiul lu i
I*, iifcsiiu ul hi. I.uuis, new pusloi
rtury
u
a
,
taken
off
ttic
'.
t
i
e
r
ot tlu- l hristiun Cltutxh m '.h a t•1st only tiNla'*.
»
■urd, Gootge A tin m, muliugci uf
Huw t'upl. Itei'toh rattle lu Isy
the 1 tun pv F u n tiiu ru Cumpiiny .
liter is u story in itws-li. lu s t
Lieut. 1'. W. 'l.aw u in , J r ., Gh.xiC.
.\pril2ti, sin* flew into lleilin with
It nine on ten n ln al leave; Hnuiey
luihum of the Gulf Oil Company piling a i|umdl6n this week. Lieut. GeneruJ H itter win (im im ,
who hud received a fiuntie m il
and- I Lomax A. Vaughn.
Ihey'ro wond tiiig w hether little from H itler afte r Hermann GocrIh-n Hopnn i . 'un Ids way to sti|i- ngMippu.' idly tiled to take ovet
iilantlne llyron Nelson a s 'g o lf- us Fuehrer. The plain- she was
D« Jack O’Brlaa
ilum’s top man..
NEW YORK—Broadway gave
doling was jumped hy Itux.'iiuu
Theru is no .11>iilit th a t Nelso.i fighters, and Generul Greiin was
its touted reputation for cynicism
Ml..
Golf
lim
self
tig
h
t
now,
a hoot square In the trousers the
wounded, hut she Mtcrceedtsl lit
ami th u t little Hetmy has qidle Oliltglng in the ship Hit- tu n
o th er night Frank S inatra op■
pray
lo
go.
Hut
will
Ititil
see
lost his voice, wus forced to ate rc ruslird lo the IteiriiH-eliunrel.
H oran fm go to the front to be tr y hunker, where Hiller p ie ted
lutndon his I'aram nunt T heater
f
i
n
e
Nelson's
chief
tlir.-atT
.
sran««s for a whole day . . .
•ireim with expression,, m d rrp
The two have much in common
By JA CK STIN N ETT
also was the day The Volte was
latitu d e, and asked: "Jio y in
I
liey
skin
ted
us
caddies
togethi
r
WASHINGTON'
—
It's
hardly
lis te d to begin a lucrative engage
now why I’ve rnllrd y n u 7 lie.
WINTLr
on
a
F
ort
\
I'rth
,
Tex.,
golf
course
any
tim
e
a
t
all
since
I
passed
m ent a t the W aldorf-A storia's
-•ause rn u aiin Gsoring .has Is-iiuyalong th e prediction th ^ t incieas- L'.tb a te n.'l years old. And ludh_
fashjutiable Wodgewood' Room.
%vtATt»IH
ing desire for .a recoss, u vncol’mi (iUi- 's th illa r g am ei Tn" m-THieT
T liii* talented guys who heard
for tho holidays, would drive Con- • 'okas mistaken, Uith a rs conabout) it volunteeied tbelr se rv
gross to enactiiieiit uf r p n c jt L i h e -•stm t.
ices U* * Danny U'Ncill tuul i ’excy
T f l r l i r mi s ’. N a irn — ra rrs—m r ■talk ol cowardice. Ami uguim.l
lm porta n l pend Ing legislation.
Como, boith aspirant* for 8jni could have saved some Ink. imne at |K'iik form. He auyx tiir ty orders h • h.tn gone t o . save
a r t a ’s boldiy-sick oinlnenco, prove,I
The legislative log jam seems ' i« r yem « lie spent in the A nil’ t.m srlf at HerrhtrsKaden, preeompotition can be frlomfly by
tig h te r th an ever ami is 'being Air Forres were just wh.il he n- '•re d to rule in my place."
Bubsitltk-ting 'at the Param ount . .
threatened now ‘ with somethin'* ■led. Where he mice had truub'i , H itler,acconling to Ciipt. lileitsdi
tp d Danny Kay# filled In for Tho
•thut could provent Its being ■ncentruliiiR, foday he says h> forked liimsell iiKo n rage, lie
J k ia o a t tna \\ aldorf . ... and was
broken a t all before Christm as. '*1. a little or no trouble along ypt shouting: “Nothing has been
RTgioxunately sensational . . . tiie
Hint line. Hen is p ettin g dllV 'i , a rrd me. No tillegiuntes uie
T hat is absent•«ism .
th ree follows thus laid to rest, at
I t h asn 't boon long since Demo just as long u s before with his ept. No hwnor live*) up to. No
le ast
tem porarily,
Br.»adway s
cratic Sen. Tydings of Maryland, lioDa even more m cynite.
fabled callousness.
. sappoinlnients have I not had.
Hogan I., rated along w ith S a w >"o lielrayuls have I not experienc
who lives practically within coinGypsy Rosa, l a s attended an
m
ulling
distance
of
the
Cupitol,
opening wearing a , hat which
'd.. And now this, ubove all e ls e ,'
berated hla absent colleagues fur
Gicini and the woman pil-ii
Jpokad like ap entire bayou > . .
of
a
lack
of
quorum
wus
raised
not
sticking
more
closely
to
the
arlth .something ,1d;>e lrowing like
te re told to remuin In th r bunk*
MADE W llltl THE BEIT OF THE WORU) WAS IN AOONT, Ibis happy Itttle
and
th
e
stwakei
could
count
only
w aterjin the mlddle'-oml all sorts
i. la te i. H itler ram e to her,
t.-tuie thisviiif Adolf Hitler and bis Eva Uraun hoiding hands In the
70 rqpi(-st!ntstivus mi tho flour .ml as C afE T feB cii t j f s Ihe
o t exdiic fdliags hanging over thr
Fuehrer s Betehtrscedrn retreat-w us'pM lrd by Lva, in Iter plto'.ngi upii
A
roll
cull
brought
only
274
mem
bankW. . . New York's apartmont
tory,. he suld to her in u low
skM-ni 1 here It wus found l>> Allied liitcii'aciur utV.ccrs. (lHterr.ufln>.'*l
spoken up on the sublect— the Lera to th eir seats, out of tlu oice* "H anna, you belong to
shortage stories are growing I . .
I.IU-odd.
last
Ren.
Abe
Murdock
(D
-U
tah).
JLnl Moigr,' one of tho Associated
hoac
who will die with me. Kuril
—and it's tho la rg e s tr for show
There absences on the floor are f us has a vial of poison such
“ less' sports writers, commute* Down#/ . . : Goodman and Jane g irls in New York — G i n g e r During debatu on the Im portant
Ar, c n y e x p e r t w ill lo ll y o u , tlrp a
Ami h i handed hei
dally- from hla home in Philadel Ace o f radio's "Easy Ares" . . . prom ptly said no dice . . . the I Government Reorganization Bill not serious Routine business ta n ■is. this."
■ hot • jir c c lic o lly n o w e a r o n co o l,
phia to his writing chores In Man- and practically all of Broadway makes more than three lim es ms I he notdM th a t thero were only uml is* transacted through the ■ne for herself and one for th r
floor leaders. I t’s when the absen tenoral.1 H itler ih rn told her
w o t o r s n o w c o 'v -rt 1 re t,d a . S o,
hottan’a Radio CKy . . . and du»- oertonable enough to get by the much shootlnfr pictures of the ; ten senators on the Moor.
b r racont'football game weekends ftnicky Wedgawood Loom headIt was only a few m inutes Inter teeism runs over into the com :ity of « General Wenrk, whl-rh
b
t y y o u r n o w G y c d y o a r D cL uxo
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welters.
I th a t Ken. Morsa (R -O re.) pointed m ittees th a t busints re a lly 'b o g s vas to bo moving up front the
T l r o a r o w . T i e y ’l! t i i v o y o u
Arthur 8chwarta, quondam song,
rqt that th« few senators present
ow he was counting on the nr
writer .(D enting In Tho Dark)
T here was an rxam ple or thu'
. w«r# mostly those “ who had come
and more recently a Hollywood
iceentfy from the people” and only a few days ago when Rep Votually., tl-er was no more ati.roducer (N ight and Day)
i*
warned that a/Urr another elec Dewey Khort ami a group of Lo nv — it hod Iwen wiped uul davi
back on Broadway and wants to
tion or twa. the people m ight ex- publican
colleagues
dlscovetnl before.
write a musical comedy. Joan
n iw s their will fo r a roorganira- th a t absenteeism cn the alldmAlso in tho bunker a t th r
Grots, one of the beauties in the
Don of Congress by sending men fxirtant House M ilitary -A fairs tim e w eir Joseph GneMwls, »*>u
lo the Senate who would see it ('• m m ittcc left them with a cun propaganda m inister, his wife.
ms . . . Karl* Ccpacahana’a chorus line, was a
trolling m ajority.
|>r. Frmnkan- eigaret gal at the Crpa for o
through.
thoir six children, ra n -in g
f<'aat|Ba»4
|,
M
r>
n
Q
.
In a last-ditch fight te-oaaa the
t a new mon- year . . , Monte Pro is r saw her
A rtually «n that day. only 20
launrheil _iuUi bursts
. . . Fred had lor the first time after, she'd |nd other facilities were cum ids t* senators ware III, out of town, or Universal Military TrSTnlKg H ill,
■y- with all tno exagger*
too otherwise -wnroloii to show
, \ “ CouMnY
* ^ a s a ls t f r f M lk i -4* -sled hlsteiewiss of w-ham" aa*c*u
« ’showdown until ho Martin Bormann,' 7Eltl#r*s aid*
Ida and tholr
hvaical thrafnli
out wirot to get tho who is boing tried In abeentia
imbors back to Wash- at Nuernbarg, was tho calmest
US 8. Park — Phone 2«5
t
of all — moving shout very little,
aorpof thing that hat sitting a t a desk most o f tho
"w riting the last t
Drauu, Hiller's aweoi
.. 1*• - '
>r ‘ U
Snead of Hot Spring*. Vo., to
u,..v Mimin'*
. ..
th.u oOfficials C laim 1; pen
s.to m o rro w . Already he ho?
top money in Orlomlo ami
Housing Shortage won
was hit;|i
Hichmuiid ami Mont
gomery.
To Become Worse Nrliion ami Hogan will get
i j u i ii iumu
Ried Mann Speak
fin C o n v e n tio n
To All Your Bakery
U.--S. Industry
\
Robb’s
Home* Bakery
B
For Your Cfiristmas.
Supply.anrt I.Iunlinjr
f
BilFs.Package Store
and Bar
#
Hurley T e lls
Of Effort To
Aid China Reds
SEMINOHK COUNTY
FARM BUREAU
\NI> TURKEY DINNi
Tli6 Sanford Woman’s Club Building
Goering Warned
Czechs Of Bombs
Gold Pros Gather If Any Resistence
For $111,000 Open
Miami Tournament
‘ Sinatra
Voice But
3 Fill Bill
Thursday, Dec. (»-------- 7:01) I\M.
Absenteeism M ay
Prevent Congress
F ro m Adjourning
f
C .« « W .,^ E A 5 1
Sten8troin Talks
On R e c r e a t i o n
At Kiwanis Meet
ROCKETS 11RE
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UnlrthB Out Off Hand
The Sanford Herald
R alrrtri m
«er«en»l r l a « «
) r l n l ^ r 2Te I M » . n < I h r ! ’• • • O t f l t f
H a n f o r d . I ’l n r l d n . M iitlrr I h r A r t
• f I ’f l R i r r a a u f f l n r r h K. IMlT.
Mi
Itu aln raa M anV *er
M m niniP T ioN
a
P a ^ a lilr In
f a r r i e r w eek
rre
A
tluMli
m nnilin
m fm tif r nf T h r
i h l r i i la r t r l a a -
>111 r l g k i a l o rr p a » h ll rn ll« » n n f
r l r l i t l a p N l r h N h e r e i n n r r ailAu r e
•f m H ,
Blllt.k
-
D E C tM liK g ' 3
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TODAY
A
B IB L E ‘THOUGHT for TODAY
LIVE IN CHARITY TOWARD
A LL MEN AND K E EP ON: GOOD
TERM S WITH YOUR OWN CON8C IE N C E : Is;l us follow a fte r
thing* lliut make for pence.—
H oim m *
II:ID .
A Chicago neum psychlntrlst
nnyn th a t returning veteran* are
girl. A fter three o r four yeflf*
in the Army they a te realty fur
some home rooking. Clam our in
ull rig h t in its tiln^e. lint N om e
home rnnile waffles liml fried
chicken are belter.
The Tim rs-Unm n suggest* Hint
General M arshall, Admiral King,
General Arnold, mid Admitnl Hul
sey ure loo giunl to lie nlloweil to
retire to private life. Some newwork in public service should bo
found for them .
W hat!
The
brass hats? - IJon't-you know -they
a
I I I II 1 F \P
Best
when you need it — is to order now! \Ve_hu\e a
complete "stock of Armour's BIG CROP Fortililers
sion and the Federal Securities Commission, have boon
exempted; 17 of them i'll nil, which the President is forbid
den to touch. Many are bureaus with strong'friends in Con
gress whie.h have lobbied to obtain j^is exemption. They up.*for t<» conduct their affairs as they please, even if other
people think that their efficiency could he Improved.
These exemptions reduce the hill's advantages, but it
might have been worse. Some .senators wanted to require
specific Congressional authority for every change. This would
of course leave tilings exactly where they are now, whleli
was probably what the senators wanted. This idea was de
feated.
As (lie House of Representatives has already passed a
somewhat different reorganization bill, a conference com
mittee must now hnininnize the differences. If It succeeds, a
for,waul step will have been-taken. .Sad experience, lias
shown that Congress is too busy or too indifferent or too
hostile to merge or abolish unnecessary bureaus. Only u
President can get this done.
There is some consolation, however. The .laps nre’hnvilig their radio sets restored. ‘1,000,001) of them, so that they
can have music and know what 4a going on. It is a t-liarltable eoncession. AmerieuupSninv naturally wonder whether
J «p« would -ever biffT granted « similar frtvor if the
situation was reversed. Probably not.
Ve/uf, t*u
C la u d e .
by nil individual.
P resident Trum an, somewhat
belatedly perhaps, has taken steps
it—a -sto p—to -lab o r s U i f u l u
th is country. It is becoming In
creoaingly apparent th a t if »Uik«»
a re allowed to m ultiply, the whole
reconversiqn e ffo rt ran be' block
ed, th e whole prosperity urogram
disrupted, and widespread unem
ploym ent take the place of full
em ploym ent. Such a depression
accompaniwl by Inflation, some
thing which fortunately we did
not nave before, would make the
troubles of IU33 seem trifling.
The current practice of calling
atrikes and then preceding to
» rrk
&&
Dolts
APPOftfJ"
mount. The time ho* o in ir whoa n u t i-u n ip lc te ly , a n il n o f ly ilig m 4 tr a i n i n g , o r e v e n o w n e r ie S late will have to m atch fed- „ h | | | o f . p |a n 0 M. w ill b e a llo w e d .
A local group is lieing o r
ganized to help put Sanford in
the Florida Htuio le a g u e with u
good hall team next sum m er, The
H erald will Im» glad to ro-upeYpte.
If th is ,c ity could support u team,
and wis did, back there In the
dark daya of the thirties, we cer
tainly can do so now when b io st
folks have more money than they
know w hat to do with. Baseball
Is good' wholesome recreation,
not only fo r . those who play,
but also
for the
thousands
of fans who like to watch
the gam es. You don’t hnve de
linquency am ong boys who are
attending bust-bull gam es.
a l e r t rw m a ■ m r
The Ilest way to bo sure you’ll have your fertilizer
pointing out that the federal g';v-|
Probably no punishment meted out to the .lapanese
ernment pays ils iiur*es in v ®-1 will be fell Ho keenly as the grounding of. their airplancH.
a - M
- o a r h ; nunin'They were gootl flyers and had a
large civil aviation
aupei'intcndcnin lcs« than >i«lf that* industry. By the end of this year the industry will be wiped
iis institutions?
* "
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going to nuUnnlize *their banks,
going to nolionizc their hunk*,
^ i nl|,ut
taw t
idea it bus anmethihff to .hi with
t '
i YOU’RE TALKING TO A PARADE
NOT A MASS MEETING
—
Re-Organization Coming
A ((founded Nation
close Z '
YOli:; t ANT10U|T ADVERTISING
0 ?
,
I’cggy llnpkiiiw Joyce Token
F ifth llusbnnd—headline. “Taken"
In good.
»
,ri*§«N/yEA^EST LINK,' j
false ItlfnrTfi MtgariizfiTtr workers, surh ns that ennorsmjr
Inafmg-raml the perpetaol inter-union fiylits t h f nnlon con
trol."
* .
The public as well as Mr. Romney is impatient with,
the constant labor mauayemeut strife and not only in ihej
automobile industry. The nation had 270,000 idle men lasti
week. Among them were telephone operators end main
tenance men of a New York hospital.
No one, informed even casually on history, disputes .
the Vast good to h'mnanity the onions have brought in
their fiyht against child-labor, 12-hour working days, in su f-1
ficieut wages,' jMior working conditions, and the like. Rut oil
ih e snpp:_cou!itfj i o one \Yill <pn;stioji Mr, Ronii.U'i 'ijfb iiid I
Ilia! iiitioii mrtiiftrtvi .^'o'uld: tt^diidgHM jy.M he ^ 'fw i:m w s j
and policies as are all other Americans. Many wilr agree!
with him that right.now they seem to have the edge on the i
rest of us* as far.as govorpme/it, is concerned..
'.
laiuns'i jre*»o«a*-r
g g S f f V r z *—
STRONG
With the labor-miinaRcmcnt conference in WushyiKtoi
mijnUftied, its miriH.-c iippnrcntiy defeated, thorp is nddci
sitftiificancc to a letter from the American Munofactiirei’H
|
Asswiation sent to President Trnninn. the Cabinet and th<
press, urging Congress to take steps ’making unions am
union officers suliject to the same laws and jsilicies whirl
apply to all Americans.
This came out on the eve of the strike at General Mo
tors. The letup- was signed by Georye Romney, genera
manager of tm^.VMA who s a id ’a General Motors striki
would briny the industry to its knees in^ s h o r t t ime sinci
.UiJjTiioypoftrtiaii wan-jin* ja i y est • a ilitfl^ ^ it[it1c|^nf irrtt
paptWrTho. liJtlBr oiluTm tW -vttmcuUiu'M’ in ' the.aiTn/>fniiUSxr
industry to "outdated labor policicft of odr government, inis
H e r * . lNr.« r f | i r f « p u * « T f c r T l r r « l «
lag i h r aia fI a m b I f i e l d *»f M m l m m i .
O f l l r r a aarr aiinlailf«lnr«l I m I h r l u r r r u l r l l l r w o f I h r rw a a w lrr %tllh
■
r l p n l h r « a l a | h i i n > n » I n f h l m * a » na»n
K t t v Yaarh.
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W EDNESDAY.
IVEDNEflDAY, DECEMBER K.’HH
T H E 8 A N F 0 n n ! l ! E l t A i ; D . H A N V O R f l> n # O R lD A i
fa g e four
I
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The hand of justice Is'!.,
at last
clutching ut the throat* of the
principal Nasi crim inals. The puxt
few days here in N uernberg f-wenty
of these evil men who inniie wur
upon mankind mnl the 'w orld
under the infam ous banner of
Nazism have lieen on trial In this
city of th eir ancient m rogm its
uml trium ph.
I h a te been very jdraited to
find engaged in this im portant
work of bringing to the liar of
justice these Nazi criminal* some
friends front Florida.
Captain
William Line*, of Quincy, wu* one
of the principal prosecuting a tto r
neys at the Dachau T rials.
I
now find th a t Miss Glietz, of St.
P etersburg, anil
Miss Evelyn
T ucker, of M iam i,-are in respon
sible positions on Justice^ Jnck^
son’im ta ff here In ~Nbrnberg. Mis*
T urker is w riting up this letter
to you fellow Floridians for me
now.
Goering,
Hess,
Rihbenlrop—
most pf these 20 desperate men.
whom for days I have seen in th r
p iiso n cr’s dock- I saw -in lii.'IH I ii
ibis snine city of Nurnlterg, w alk
ed liku little Gods m uongst th eir
soulless lull subservient fellow
g an g sters. Today, in th eir lienit*
they must know Hint they art!
doomed men, for th eir crim es are
nut only in the history of the lust
decade b ut with typical German
thoroughness have -Ijeen w ritten
Into th eir own voluminous records,
mid’ even in ninny rase* recorded
in talk in g pictures.
T here are three men n o t in
dicted whose iinme* are forem ost
ill rv erly rhurge of Nazi crim ina
lity—H itler, Himmler m « r Goeblads.
For H itler spawned th is
evil web, vw-hirh first strangled
Geininny uml then threatened the
— dependable, quick-acting, long-lasting, Biipply\ng
a balanced formula of .the plant feeds needed for
a profitable crop! In addition, we can give prompt
service on baby chicks, seeds, feeds, and dther
farm supplies. See us now for your requiretaents
o f^ forced worker* from occupied
men who w Ui bun. nave
lounliic.i. .Speer, who provided the
to mankind and to tbe
arm* and munition* w ith which
aorm w , death and dr
Ihcii rrim innl nggrctoffiin was
th en any group of men ii
hurled aguin*t the world. Funk,
Himmler is.*i'»ouifbsl lIn*
who miinngr.l th e , Cermtin econ
I'll! V HI I •). frtidr .Ion <>f i
omy ami mobilized the whole
syslehb and Uoebliel*
tw isted prophet of th eir <itinlo'rii-d i.d rill of the G entian nation and
dwtr'iie*. Dot Himmler and Oneb people behind Ihe Nazi wnr.
Iiel* are ■lead in nm ne'e-s g in \. . a’lh n rh t. head o f the highe*t Her*
ar,i| HRtrr-Tx ,-llher .ler-.l o f bnr=- Miun le n u a l I,auk.-who li*nl-4,,-thi*
rowing like n mole -undorgi ojiol. Nazi* hi* perverse financial wi
liitl Itiere. in the arru sed 's b<ix. zardry to liuild up their power to
sit the oithet lender* of the gung: | make wur til the e*peu»e o f other
Goering, Ililli-iV light-hm id mail nnlioiiN—though lie now proposes
mid designated sue e*snr. who! 11, scorn Ilia form er eonfederate*.
wn* p arty to nearly ever Nazi Yon I'liprn, who n* H itler'* A m
clim e. lies*, fit t H iller’s Her- bassador. by intrigue, roereion ami
re ta ly and then lleputy, l.eader corruption Nprrnd the Nazi well
of Ihe Nazi P arty, who. until eojly fm m one Eurnpenu ('apitul to oil
H ltlc rtfu h n d o w nnd
inrludp Vori I
spokesman. Rlhhcntrop, who-, a:
F oieigu M inister, -was H itler’.form er
M inister for
(tipeteilioii* and unacruputou* ac . . . . . . . . ..’fairs, nndcjv.whoia ndvomplii-e io throw mu the r ab l ininislration bundled* o f .thou*into the agony of writ' for
nsi mills w ere sent to th eir death mnl
domination. Keitel, the t-old I’ros- million* persecuted in neeupied
hiau lullltnrist, who under H itler lb iieiiiiu and Moruvia. Srhirnrli.
otgmtized mnl ordered th r death H itler's youth l^-uder, yho poison
nnd devastation which German ed and perverted the minds nnd/Yrim-d Forces from 'the first of the sou)* of German youth mid
Ncpii-mhei , I thill until the eighth nmdu (hem little devils—whom he
of May, P.>Lri p,lined out upon first taught to kill th e ir pets so
the world.
they coul .
r liutrhcr th eir
And tlion there is RoM-nliurg, fellow-men without puugs of. con’
eyss-lui|uart,
who first
whose ib-vilirh mind was Hit- phi science. !K'___
u stria
.................
losopher mid running creator of dCstroTed A ---l j ’ and
then was
Nazi duel line and win. Inter loot one of the principal |ierpetrutors
ed the m l lirn su re of Europe un i ul the outruges com mitted in oc
S treicheiv, the
perpetrated some of the principal cupied. territo ry .
o u trag es of
Nazi occupation. Jeu'-hajtci mnl killer, wluise din
F rank, whose t-ynh-ul luce nun Iks bnlic face i* tjljs picture of his
’ i-1 Satanichim the typicul g angster, the le. . . h. .ea
. .rt
. ‘ami crim es. Jodi,
gal mouthpiece of the* gang w ho' whose plannf g genius -mude it
destroyed every vestige of German I possible
■erraan forces to
law- and justice mnl set un ex-1 scourge Europe ami to th reaten lh e
ample of butchery mid bail nrixm m astery. of Ih r world.
Knctlcr
ns Governor-General of iM-uipied and Donits, head of the German
Poland, l-'rlck . who was Mi id* t a r . N avy, who sent then ruitlesnnkcx
of Ihe Interim- mid cruel tidininis-' of th« sea Into every ocean and
D olor of many occupied m ens, le ff th eir victim* strew n even
8auckaL who organised nnd ‘ Sr- ppon Ihe Const of Florida. F rilzrlrd ru t die ensliivuinmil mid fcchc, who spewed out Under Goebexecution in G rrm nny nf inillinns the foul Nuzi propagmulu.
ON STR IK E
NEW YORK. Dee. 6. t/l»> —
F ifty diamond nhop* in New York
City hnve been nhut down n» a
rm ult o f u strik e by ap p ro x i
m ately 1 MX) diamond cu tters.
of A rniniirV llIG CROP . . . he ready to plant at
HUNT’S TUXEDO FEED STORE
( LERG YAIAN_ U1ES
LONDON, Dec. f>, </Pl—0 n e of
E ngland’s lending clergym en died
today. He I* Cosmo G. Lord
Ijrng,
form er
Archbishop
of
York.
Cur. Sanford Ave and Second St,
Phone 358
-
Sanford, Florida
THEY UK
SPORTS WEARABLE
Hy McGregor, Van lieuMen and Elder
F. he ha*
a little bit ofIuriourily.
Icisure then do it up luxLet him loaf in a
jUHt
«hirt that just apelia r-e1-a-x-n-t-i-o.n. Choose a golid
or two tone in smooth silky
rayon . . . or4n aoft wool in
plaid. They're ua comfortable
as they are colorful.
hierarchy of German devils who
wauled to make n Nazi Hell on
earth . H r furthered ynvery peridiou**tbought which Qiecnmc Nazi
policy and program , lie drew to
him all these bard and heartless
Complete
oust
be employer! only
a*
i
m eans
of
la st
resort,
foil production m ust be as
sured the A m erican public reg a n llfa s of labor controversies.
What happen* when a high
ranking naval officer, a son of
Admiral, makes a m istaket Is
politely urged to be more
careful next lime? Is he kicked
upstairs to a more Impressive but
Mss responsible position T If you
have been reading the papers
lately, you know the answer to
that one. lie gets court martial,
« L Capt. McVay was skipper of
ndlaaspolls when sh f hanto be sunk by w-4i>p sub-.
I
He had just Anade a
run to G uam 'with atomic
Ha must have been <a
is sort of Individual o f the
t the torpedoes, full speed
1 type, for he’ did not byth-
Alignment
S
Balancing
HOLLER
■irwrs.-tyy
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■:i : WEDNESDAY,) DECEMBER 6
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•**#w*3t
Social A n d
I’.V G E jn F
TH1! SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
1945
Personal Activities
r r - w
n
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Author Anti Lecturer
At Baptist Clmrelv TO 0 l^ F U II5 N D S
Miss Ouida Davis Is
Married To Mr.Kaddr
WHO III NT AND FISH
Rev. Ralph E. Haney, atithm.
The m arriage of Mis* Ouldii
WE IIA \ I! 101 U I!*Hi
noted lecturer, and Jewish MlDavis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ,
ionnry from the Hn|y I and atol
S. J. Davis and Haymond Arthut
SPO RTSM A N ^
Nnitl (ferinany will pir-ent h 1*.
Kader, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
hr held nt 2:30 P. M.
l M.ENOAIt
lecture
and
sound
motion
p
u
t
ue-,
Kndoi
wus
tin
event
of
Dec.
2.
KKIDAY
•
lit thit First Baptist I'htireh
Rev. W. I '.-Brooks, J r . performed
Circle 1 of the F irs t Bapti.-t
ilturrdaj at 7 :3i> P M
the dotilde ling ceremony at 4 :t>0
Church will have charge of the
P. M. at the First Baptist Church.
The speaker has la*en t*> ti> >
proftrnm nt 10:30 A. M. at *hc
•WEDNESDAY
.T all basket* of w hite glndiolls
many five tinies. f>r. \Y. P.
church which will continue tl«o
Mr. nml Mrs. Orville Touehton
lin inks, J r . said today, studie-l
hnve moved th eir reiddenco to and chrysanthem um s a g a in st, a
Citric ti .if the Filst Baptist week of jirayee service.
life "llehitlil the SyeitC' in In i
Inckgtdtind o f paints, fern and
('huicit will hove diurv« <if the . Daughter* of the Wesley Class j ai>m Sanford Avenue.
many," anil lived and -hared
lighted tap ers in hrnuehed can______ ’
prottm m «t ^ 7 :i*t( i \ .m , at th of ,the F irst Methodist Church;
x v h tr th e *".lvws -tir-trrr liu n h width wilt voidi title the * will have Its annual Christmu. j si - ' ittfce Pnteri>*Pjul
P r te r r P a u l-B
raBukur
u k u r or tic In hut .form ed a y’olttngmfor-Ahe
gheitosT^As *i, ie-iiTi v.f tils, nti
. „ • . : ■’
wmi'iL- nf. j rnyin- ,in-cjpei.
party on Dec. 7 ul 7:110 P. M. j Sant Diego is etM ulihtAidj: fvw _ceremony, .
■Jointly '■‘work - there, hi
war
l
III l i t SI) AY
in— the home of Mrs. M. U daysrn in S a firo rd .^ ”' f f
A ' pVogram oT ntipTnil music
-iL U uuw vU itn a JVit/.i. y o m ertuiii i .
___ _______ w as tuPw niedH iv'M nL Hvaiffc JKc-;
. — The
mrtl dee-- ■AYriithtrat Y1K Mauitolia Avenue. !
rjltip,' ~ 111 the service hptv III- . ill
MONDAY
| Mr. and Mrs. Edward Higgins Coy. organist, and Mr. 'McCoy
lion o/._oflire#* ni' the Seminole
show HtiWOnsiUviV p i c t u r e nieiCircle No. I of the PrcsbylcA | have moved their residence to snng "lleiau se " anil *'1 Love You
L- ( h m u Jr .V.j 1'tiW .n Oi the East*.
•Jig loadii aUuli,e4#*iKld<*W->;,!- ••!-4 TVHtv,*.,„*-'f'hr\tmdtt.iort!tl wediUiyt^,
- , t ! a .-lSt4tI..wiU hu-Judd ii\~-4he inn Womans A uxiliary -will meet 121G MagnoliirsAyemia...... (iei many. • ’
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" w i t h Mrs,- "pick -McLSulin, flot
----------- 'malvJhjH wtfWrrtqRtrttscd."
, , ,i _
'"MltR.'lth’ llailr
West Nineteenth Street at 12::ll»
Ai Palm er and Mr. nml
Resides speaking of tit- expmi
The bride eifcered on the arm •*
U e kiVtiVt y ou ■will w rtn t
Tlirf- W estalde P rim ary P.T.A. l’. Mi for 11 lunrht’tm. Mrs. J. O.
. H arrison are spending of her fath er wearing a gown of
ences pi .liei niain-. Mr lit*t i \ m il
’■-ill 'h av e Its regulat monthly Andes Jr., chnirmnn, will preside
a
iio t lie r -«•!
■\V«' lm v i’
yn in Jacksonville.
white satin tadtiotied w ith a
“haw “ The Holy Land, Pa- i n :
• icctlng Dec. 0 a t :i: 1f> P. M." in at thy meeting.
j i l i e ft »i* Aon-.
Parade.”
the
"hirst
seottiplfte
ap
t
I.’ 1
siwVetheait
neckline,
fitted
bodice
the school auditorium.
Circle No. 2 will meet with
|ennie Card of Jucksnn- and full skirt which term inated f
oriL'Inul sound film .on t*aii
” eiilt li* RID 1 yr-t it.".
The Soiithshlc P.T.A. Will meet Mrs. 1.. F. Boyle, 2-104 Mellonthe guest of Mr. and in n slig h t.tra in . The long sleeves
liwlny. While spending ,i imiuo,.
at.3 :1 ft P. 11. In the School uudi- ville Avenue at 3:3U P. M. with
Campbell and fam ily eiulml w ith nnlhts over the hands. *
of years engaged in medienl o
- IL 1.. V i : i i h IN S .
tofium . The biunv) meeting will Mrn. It. F. Mann and Mrs. I.. I.
Sanford Avenue,
sionnrv work among the triln
H er f inset tip length veil of b ri
F rasier ns Co-hostesses. Mrs. L.
and villages of Palestine '*• .• i«
dal illusion fell from n coronet
HR AI li r i n t l\ IN S . J R ..
F. Boyle, chairman will preside.
Mr*. Tjurrwll Hudgins hus re of orange blossoms. She carried
die friendship of the people
'
Circle No. 3 will meet with u m #d—from A thens, (ia. .where h hnuqiiet of rwhitivroi.ua iand or* , ,
yail'.show u n riv a le d ,,piftioe- pi
IIM Y W v H O ftS frN ; |R r
Mrs. J . A. Monger, 917 Geneva
been spending Home chid-, with stream ers of ■white
their p a g a n 'd e s e rt custom*, law
Avenue a t 3:00 P. M. Mm. C.‘ IP i; at.
and ceremonies.
ribbon and Tuberoses. H er Wily
Dawson, chairm an, will preside.
jewelry was u single stran d of .
Circle No, 4 will meet with
Limit.’ jThotTtns Khkluiul hus pearls. ~ • - ............
Mr*. W . A. L eavitt, 241)3 O range U t\ ’foe ]C um p. Edw ards,
- -Tht' tm ttm ft' o f *honore .Mm e C.
O P E S i trill l O l . D iilly T
Avenue at 3:30 P. M. w ith Mm. j w
will be stationed- with ('. Atlen?* cousin or the bride,
T R K l v
R I P L X K b
A. D. Sm ith, chairm an, p resid in g -1 th# '
wore a light blue chiffon gown
Circle No, 6 will m eet with I
»t
and 1a1 fine
bine net naio
halo in her nair.
hair.
’ L'.t
11,1,1
Mm. W. A. Patrick*, Loch Arbor
JtfV tm
ut 3:30 P. M. with Mm. II. C. , h a d f 'M 4 h eir g S
£ ! & l S y } '* J * <
‘
uWhelc-hel,
'*’t*icliel, chairm an, preaullng.
Mr.'‘ ai
and I ts. S. S. S tarlin g of j 1l J ;
presiding.
!' Mr.
I'ln* tiil’t I h’lttxi1 . . a gil l
GROWN UP ANO MARRIED Imt pi! Iier js'uing : elf, VHtirlt y Temple of IbeSum T. Bethea, hruther-ln-law'
Circle
K#t nnal. _
irele No. 0 will meet with . SavA
inovivs Is pictured Ip.Wiishlnglon w ith Mrs. l.eFell l.tieklnscn, prcshleiit
j
’Vi ryttot? a|tpri’«5litli’.s.
of
the
bridegroom,
served
ns
best
W o o d ru ff
jw
* chairm an, |
Mm. J. D. ..............
: ,> •. .
of the General Federation of \Viupen's Clubs,, as Sltirlev prepareel to ada t her home 112 Went
W est Seven,
S even.)I F irs
irstt #l»gt.
Mqrt. John T. Brady is man. I'shers were: Boh Stedle.
rl'ifi
l.ls g n | ilo a -ini'diiiU'
s* Uie Federal Ion'* Youllt Conseryoljoii Confluence. (/utrrmitiuMal)
teenlii S treet at 3:30 P. M.
| sprinting a furlough with
his Glenn Odhnm and Lewis Keyeai
i
lin
’d
m
liv e - r i| m-uini
liolils,
J
r
.
.
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—— ---------------- ;-----j mother, Mr*. John Brady, afte r
tiui? rjiifl utly si'li-etiil anil
The bride’s mother chose a twoI spending a y ea r In F rance
and
is oi Iv one |)M'tly child ill the
plcee aqgu di ess which was worn ,
. »
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I Germany,
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tiJIckrtL*
woild and e i e iy ‘molher'’Irak1it.
with black acres so t'Ka. Her for* d ' h ' D l ) A
fP t T L r
lliistit’l Haskft.s - f . / ttiislfi■i lla-Iv(>ts alld
Bargain
n
t
ra
n
n
t
j
o
n
in'
wltiel'
lilljIV
Mr*. A. J . Peterson hus re*. sage was of pink carnations. The 1
StlUlltl'f |iilfktlges
each p inti Dank lie ha- cheat
thri- wore a black Mm. John L. Kader, Mm. Sam | ‘u™ »‘ fr°n ' Bradenton and Pal- groom ’s m other
ed the o th e r 1i. W. IlitWe r
Bethea and Mrs. L. U. Reynolds I
w hare she instructm l young crepe dress with black accessories
•
Onl* Driees iiu’tlitle -lii|*1iit0- I'liut’Res
Tnesday
wa- "Tlieie
. , , hieexing
; i , aiound
,
. . is-nothing
....................-o well known
honored Miss Ouida Davis and i [»«P,e concerning true union en- and a corsage of w hile camellia*Immediately following the core- M. -s«. W ltitilN b In a I't • vti n i l a- th a t wi -hiuihi not
expect
in the llaptiHt k hutches.
Mr. Raymond K ader on Dec..* I I listinept
- atony a iceeptilfn was held at th e and looking very Ittisy Uankiug somelhiti ; foi nothing. Imt we
with o buffet supper u t the Iley1 is,
■ JIM HIGGINS wealing a all do and ,.dl rt hope .
Lieut, and Mrs. George Dang- home ot the bride’s p aten ts at •
nolds home a t 1033 W est First
Iliotiotmrv
lentnii le ft yesterday fo r Provi 710 M yrtle A vimhic. A^Nintinir In j *,utCK anti wmt«* t\M*«s| m at u h in i K«4in '*< <
S treet.
p I f n t-y «*f- jHtfwuutHtv , . a-UtmK
fullow* ■ an in^ittuttmi
A rrangem ents of w hite chryxnn dence, R. I„ to spend the C hrist- itiTvinu Wdi’i*! Mih . liothea, Sfru.
thrm um s were placed throughout] JnM holidays w ith Lieut. Dung- C. K. McKee, J d lv - ju b u Kadoc— ^U '.’ .J t.llN lilt,G IN S ill a blue , w lu'le you i .in Isi no w tniirn . i f
Mrs. L. If. Reynolds, Mrs. J . P. ' “I' coat with her a ttr m tiie little s „„
suffi. lent evi-t
the home and the Christmas mot-. leyutn s purents.
Thurm ond. Sirs. T. K. IlnliertH. , * ' * * , , *
,
IIK \
D, httn that v*»u ilnn't m ist
if of red ami green was also
„
, ,,
,,
Ni Umuiid W aul *ui.l Irt*
curried out.
I ''*,‘• nn<' ’N nt. William 1 . DaVis Mins Mi nil in Ituth Otllmm, Mlff> | li A1*I .HIISIIV ItMtlaini; |iki a nut- n ,
Paulino MtCUtllun anil -M irk Mnr* ! - H' B- U
|
: i u u l l j i * haim v_ini‘l liv«v within
The supper was served l.uffcf
Vrl“of
!Vl,,«
. ,lkC”ami,ith£
. . " P\J'.k r D.
n* Uur«*i Duwium,- .Minn Dotty Thui ,,,J «S » |*MAN
tin* t m 'l ,tn, ihp;ii i -, »'vrn. if h i * ha\»* •
Mr.
Mm.
style and the guests were seated guests..........................
A' him* #ant • ■
' ^ I hnmiw tin* nn»tn*y t** tit* it with.
a t four tobies which were center, W oodruff at th eir home 112 W est tunnd iirt'niilfil ut I In* bri*li*V I wok*!
Aftei it*imiininu with thi* trurnt^ V lh K \ in a hriicnt >4*ilnvt tritn*
\VI{t*n , n wtmmn think-* «'l
ed w ith red candles tu at* Seventeenth Stteel.
r.iinrnat
...............i
(Ml
for a sh m t tim e Mr. and Mrs. t'o'ent r.iineoal
. . .
" \ | t'h iistn m s UNiiallt j*I|o ttho think-*
tractive arrang em en ts of holly.
ond A. Kader left for it Dl N \ . Itmking a
n lie wet ■ „r
liivmite peifume oi toilet
Pfc, Robert Von Hi-rhulls, son 'R aym
......................................_
Those ■ attending were: Miss
Tnitei tvalei a s ' yon nmv
Ouida Davis, Mr. Raymond Kader, of Mr. and Mrs. A. 0 . H er bulls, I w ^hTiitg' trip. Mrs. Kader Wpre I1undy tu go dm k Itunting w illt1 waiei
aqua suit with
with brown
nrown acres- i l0 ‘J > r j *i.imw i - iiiiidv a mil.f reinlitioii
Rev. and Mm. W. P, Rruoks, Jr., lias been relcaseil from the IJ. S. nn aqua"
In.... ■.' ,,f p iifu m n . i'hn. it is ideal for
, ,\\ I NS I ON , 1IKN
. DKRSON
, ,
Mr. and Mrs. E vans McCoy, Mrs. Arm y ami has retu rn ed homo series and an orrhid corsage.
The bride is n native of Florida.
“V, ’ ,.Ja.1 ' l1,, k:,” liu: -,Ml" j duyt ime- n-,- ami may he used uT. E. Roberts of Donahisonvillc, from Camp Hood, Texas.
She wa* graduated front Seminole ! «
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•
•
,
' f r e e l y ». y.mi he a rt .desires,
llu, Mr. and Mm. Sam Bethea,
all ovt-t yotii
High
School
and
hits
»>een
emI
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t
s
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,
s l " “ > 11 ........ '" " - I v a..
Sir. and V m . S. J . Davis. Mr.
Mm. W. J. Thigpen. Hamilton ployed
by
Slrlcklaml-Morrlson j Dr. Joseph R.. Wxm. pa .ioi ..( | | mm))
„ l.ml,. Scent cult
Itoliert Steele, Mr. Glenn odhnm, S. Oven. J r ., Miss Ja n e Thigpen Motors.
'
.
| the ( olleginle ’t hureh of •*• w, j S|s Utid temples with
it,
Mm. Louis Reynolds, Jr., Mr. and and Lieut, (jg ) Paul Lclllunc
The bridegroom, formerly n , N uhtilnn in New A•*»K. say. that sp , |„kle a little «n yotir pillow
Mrs. W. E . K ader, Sr., Mr. and spent the weekend with Mr. nml
< *> '
• i j • »v ; \
' ‘•‘ for sweet dienm... tir, put a few
* i K\\ '
* ■ -4
• i
\
Mm. W. E. Kader. J r . of W est Mm. H arvey B. T itus of Ormond first lieutenant in the Arm y Air j J1" ' preverh of *
Forces, recently'received h is-d is
«"•’ ‘i”1' 1''"
............... ........ - ... Ih
...............1 . 1 • •
Pulm Beach., Mm. John 1.. Kudei Beach.
•
charge. lie wus graduated front I 11
' ’V11'''
,lk: '
i"' i
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Ih'«ever you u < t"iand Mr. and Sirs. L. B. Reynolds.
Seminole High School and attend | * ;oidte tlum to u t ..... Hu- dai!..
....... . |„.
„t*'d that the
isl the Univcmlty of Florida for
,
,
eifeil n .................... itiuu "wiii'ii
l**r
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tiny fin the (lagtUMce st'eins to
mu
two years before entering th. ! *’nv,
W'*', ...... . 1’ u ’’
*
,iie:
lios,- who
wno do
ii not go to I......hie intensified with III" heat
mill
xeVvic#,
i,"
‘: '• I1hose
am s
Kind- Two ot tlie Ih,<1\ o tii.it pel fume he
ill
The couple will reside at I t s war tour like lion--"
Ml
W est.-T enth S tre et in Hunfnul liarieis of tetn wilt "too heal u eim e- a p a ft of yiin, d i f f u s e .
. ' tine vonnot *hoe i Hi i o" if'h ” ,’"" i <I"! tilin'!, anti It Iiff
when they return from then- lit 111*1'
I ' V l* t
v, i V r
running too -e . . . He w hojitllld
Mm. Ralph Peter* 'und Mm. R. wedding trip.
el i tU'loUll illglt for iioOis . . . .
uce.oding'
to ev en mini’, iidvio
y n n i s o 1 1 .i
II. Bruce entertained Mrs. Robert
Out-of-town, guests Included:
l^ c , the form er Mis* Velma Mrs. G. D. Moreland, Mrs. f . I'. will have a crooked h'litsi" . . No r e x g i W I B H M B a H H
r h i istm ns j>r«*
Hteinnicyer, w ith a miscellaneous Allen and Miss Carol Allen of Ilian is so (all that he iiee.1 never
sent V T r e i t t
I
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l
m
V
i
N
t
i
t
m
u
n
s
lte
l.
li
not
so
*
mull
that
lie
iu
c
.I
show er at thn home o f. Mm. W. Leesburg, (in., Mr. and Mrs. S.
yoiirseli tu :t
L. . Hlem Fri.lny evening.
N .A Y E R S
,
. T. Bethea, Mr. and Mrs. T . W. JJfver *tn*ip. . ..
l u x t n i i i i i s I’m
Ixjvely arran g em en ts of yellow ] Relhen and L ieut, and Mrs. l’<*l- 1 ""itta n is
Din 1 ..lil., rh e a le i Pitiful tl
— A LSO —
nnd white chrysanthem um * were .m o te of O rlando; M rs. T. It. Lowi*|*» eintfidem-e without It e t o n
( ’m il
ul i a.-Hi uionlil and Itn.i
f
Mr. and Mm. Rodney C. Miller used throughout Hie home. Games ,,f A lbany. Ga.. Mrs. fi. It. Il.l- , ln«
N" U,*‘M
1
'it
e
lm
aj.
(inly
A / S t o r y t .f , I’a c l f i f A c tio n
nnnounre the birth of a yon were played and piizes aw arded land and Miss G cinldinc Holland
■Ike 1; i i l iog ■• Art Mystei v
th e
l i n e .t t
T erry Earle Miller on Dee. G n t to Miss Lois Lee, Mrs. Carl llrnd- flf T itusville; Mm. T. K. lioheit*
i imn il
Dell* a r e 1 1 I
tho Fern aid-1 at ugh too Memorial bury, Miss B ertie HUdnmrycr and and T m e tt Robertn of Dnimls.ot- nml let lei > lopped the - - t-rtmt
W IT IK H 1 C R IM E
m c i : i i l ; li
Annually
I.... pie
* "I
II •
Hospital.
Mrs. Miller will be . Mm. H. A. Stcinm cyer. '
i Kiiii J y ta i
t n m a k e I It e
ville, Gn.; Mr. and M is. Edward mink.
of gieeliltg* t" '' I'"
remembered as the form er Elizai lAlDktll 31lilt Nl'tt \ •*» k >
L ater in the evening refresh K ader of W est Pulm Ueach; Mis. packagesiiD
erlt r u a I
11. Sat.
both Earle.
Tien
P u t . i mnin
m ents w ere served by liie hos II. F. Wnrd and Bobby Wind <t worded ft imt lids iillle 1 >wn n
in irite L e a n t itirauge
count)'.
Maybe
yonve
at
h
“iti
p.
m
Oviedo
and
M
argaret
Daw
son
„f
tesses to the following: Mrs. Ro
ftqhe d. yiiort elf. 1C* it u ■*■
M d in ts ', Mat. “ ;o |K III* «
1ffT fiir n d lei;bert Lee, honor guest, Mrs. F. Miami,
to’urh In have that aothm U “ A , t M'l'IOg tali' Wi ll *nltIM
L. lice; Mrs, latrso s, Mrs. Carl
tim i
postm ark <>o yooi
1 hit I n n
1'lines
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Bradbury, Mm. C, t). Bradbury,
greeting.
weak
fm
lIliiM*
Hit 1.
•\o l
Mrs. Minnie Nolan. Mrs. Rosa
Kiu'li
i »Uh*c* i*r iiiiiil * f t o*it11*4**l In in t !'•
1 i ihOti"
N. \
Stew ard, Mm. E. D, Tyler. Mrs.
w ith a small grei- i Chri-tom
ri •
E v en -- (•. and $ 1 »HI
G. C. Bowen. Mr*. W. O. C ar
tree
bearing
a
Yoletide
mi
og«
penter. Mr*. J . If. Wynn, Mrs. . CHRISTMAS. Flu.. Dec. G. n il This yea i*i slogan I- i -oople I D i C l E S 1 I'ildien 1 dl I’t ice
ll. A. Gooding, Mrs. A. E. Dob — It'e m ighty convenient to have
1 In diet! .20
famlilui one' that ha ...... .. M a i n .'. . 10 .
son. und Mm. C lifford Johnson. a town nam ed a fte r the favorite atol
Dl l ' S T A \
Item m ote tim ely.. It * " f , o e
Also Mrs. M ary Clark, Mrs. J. holiday. It's convenient for every, on E arth .” T h at’s tin Chn-tom
i i M C I .MEN 1 W F R E E
O. Andes, Sr.. Mrs. W. L. Hlem, one except th a t town's I""-1' wish foi the world, d im i fr’•' 1 F.o 1It t iv a tn m
T«*Ii*| hone tiJMI
Mrs. H. A. T teinm eyer, Miss Lois noisier. A lready, in the Pirn Ida tire town "f < In i i l i n n . I la
1 In J
m
*» *1 s p. m.
Lee, Miss A rdys I c i’, AHw Berlin town of C hristm as. Ju a n ita .......
Mae Steinnteyer, Miss Eunice kcr Is g ettin g ' ready to haiidte
W alker. Mm. Bobby Bence nnd l i e volumes ..of cards amt lellPi s
Mm. Ralph P eters.
which flock in during Defends1
L ust y ea r the num ber of cards
Society E dilort Cecelia Truluck
Tele. No. 148
e r s o n a Is
Social Calendar
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. LAST DAY
FLORIDA PIUTT
SUDDer IsG i v e n
At Reynolds* H o m e
AltMlTAGfO PRt TT CO.
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1018 Elm A vc . ' •
Plituu* (iHS.R or lfi
V >!
mh
THUKS..& FRI.
MrB. Robert I * J
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Christmas Plans Big
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203-09 E. 1st St.
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5 Day Laundry Service
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SEMINOLK COUNTY* LAtJNDKY^O
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We d n e s d a y , De c e m b e r
SANFORD FLORIDA
By A«*iTin»er| pre»«
Our name in the nrfv.v today
is Admini] WIBium Canail*. 1 h
tinltte of Admiral Canaria an
Inc ualit into the news Inst Kri
liny t,.- the first w llm -n v/hn tfnli
fled t.t the Ntiettilierj: wUr eHhlt>
liiul*. The witness was Oerimir
Mnjm General Erwin .Lntion.ieu
who jinked Hitler's vimzrnt star
with afroHUnt on 't h e eastern
frout.
'■ Th„ fJTttnh t,J “fl) arttolib'^tu- in..
hiunoiy last three days of week.
810 W . " r d S t .
m
H i l l e r ’s Staff
Was Linked With
N azi Atrocilie
SPECIAL NOTICE
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“Where Customers S "nd Their Friends’
HOME'
Controlled
J5U Y
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BONDS
"FRIDAY FSATURD&? SiM IfeS*
r»i'nntinrT»l court m Nuetnliertt
that Admiral Canaria war the
leader of o ■mall irtoup of CtTintth officer; who tried t n , chock
F I:title 4*
Sanford, Florida
601 East First SlYest
Table Supply
R A IS IN
CABBAGl
BREAD
CARROTS
A rg o T e n d e r S u g a r
POTATOES
No. 2 C an s
PARSNIPS
All Popular Brands
lu m i.itiii
T all Cart3
SQUASH
RUTABAGAS
Van Camp’s
flSST lADlf OF THE LAND, Mr*. H arry S. Truman and dauchtef M argaret
en ter the Metropolitan Opera House in New York to attend the opcniuR
of the fcixty-flrat opera season. The premiere was a r e J nld-fasldoned
peace-time opening with diamonds, orchids, top hats and ermines all
over tha plnec. The Trum ans were dinner guests of f) corgi: A. Sloan,
president of the Metrojtolitan Opera [ftj?ft; and 'Mrr. Blonn.'TH cynm jPied a ba* with Mr. and Mrs, Earlq Stewait,-.
(International)-
K itchen Tostod Flour
Vac. P a c k e d Colfco
•he hrnlt.’it ea of Hitter dnd Ills
Jienehmcn.
•Some ti me*, Genet a I Lahn Jacn
fold tli” e- it. Admiral CiuiarL,
TABLETS.
WOHPDROPS
ONI V • AS
GRADE A WESTERN BEEF
Tondor Juicry
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SALVE.
am t
lb
30c
You S! ouId Know
Bonalex
ib
Hamburger
lb
25c
Shoulders lb .
Fresh Sides lb
Pig H oads lb
lb
S a u sa g e
Fretsh P ig
Plat. Cuts
Beof Stew
| Turkeys
51c W e in ers
ib
DtMMd & Drawn Slewing
ib
Chickens ib 5 5 c
Pan It.a d y D l.w n
lb
35c
B reast Stew lb
Patties.
lb
20c
31c
F r e s h - F la. S p e c k l e
ib 35c
ib 3 2 c
S unnylnnd P o rk
Sausage
ib 39c
Klnfrnn'a Pork
ryers
Sausage
MINCE MEAT
ib
25c
HY-GEE DOG FOOD Ib 14c
YELLOW CHEESE V4 -lb, 26c
COTTAGE CHEESE lb 21c
SWISS CHEESE
lb 7.8c
17c
(Ja. Made Smo.
4 9 c Sausage
I Drawn Pan n .a d y ttoaitlng
lb
ShldL Roast
29c
25c
15c
30c
Fine Cooked with Kraut
Beg. D r .n .d
Hens
I torcipn eniTi^pundenth (tho Hilda
( tallied <ontnrt w[ ' iinti'HItter
source' in Nnzi
The
extremely reticent G u ita r, wa
, the head of l l u G n mini S e re
i Intel) igicncc Imi lie rptmt n ^ r i a i
deal nf h's time arlively^jiltittin'r
■Hlllcr'i death,
i The desreii lant of
Grce family Admiral (' -a:I
O enuau urval litU'lllyane oft err
I in the f i t , i \\ 11 ! t\'a
When
; Kni*er Wilhelm I. died, Guitar
I rcprei cntfi t i li ' Gernti i nnvv
• il the r u ;frn l xervircs In Holland.
And Admiral Canaria
disduinfullv when u retire
Ttrca,' li to l|i<* CunernL"f tlir UpiUtlT, H i t l e r u
A fter World War one, Vdtnirnl
Cnnftria ran n mivalo intelliRenee
service—prol n*'ly alonir the line*
of some private American Ielec
tive rsencicti mvl he »l«o dnMdc I
in Gct'mnn pul ton I intrlicuc.
CanaiiH re-entered the navy
under .Hitler ami n.su tn full ail
inlral uini the head of t lie Ger
man MsO three year* Inter *lie
whs il'MiiisM-d hv Hitler because
Ids freooctit n"nrreti with S.K.
Mile Guard opruiiixution.
Fate finally* euuuhl up with
Canurl*. lie was executed early
in IMfi for Itis | -it1 1 in tiie bombJuly of tiie prcvioUH year.
Chuck Roast ib 3 5 c
Short Ribs
ib 37c
Gonp l.lnk Pork
Sausage
ib 4 2 c
Country Slyl.
Souse
ib
25c
SPAN. MACKEREL lb 30
OYSTERS
. pt
85c
PAN FISH
lb
19c
SHRIMP
lb
45c
PISH FILLETS lb 28c
LOBSTERS
lb
45c
FLA. MULLET lb 25c
SALT MULLET lb 25c
CRAB MEAT lb 7 5c
Factory Pack Blue Rose
F lorida G reen
BEANS
z
12-oz 2 9 c
Louisiana
Idahd Baking
P o ta to e s5 ib>25c
PO TA TO ES
10
Lemons
WHEN AVAILABLE
3
Grapefruit
Order Your Christmas Turkey
Garlyl
LUX
FLAKES
Lg. pkg.
„ 23c
Sm. pkg.
9V 2C
Lifebuoy Snap
3 B?rs 2tc
J0M. JUICE - No. 2 c?r
T O R E FLOUR
Pgk.
lfc
lie
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to.
37c
WINDET
m>
6
c
Pecans
ib
ttaWahry'i
Cocoa
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O R A N G ES
Swee* n °
ORANUGATED SOAP
Chef Pot*At-Dee Spaghetti
WHEN AVAILABLE
'
Dinner
pkg
31c
-
R S S ^ I
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Quantity E ig h t! R e « e rv e d
Pries* Good Thru D ec 8'
C o t Sad A SeeWad
m * n m am n
K r a r r . V rtiN t*
8
lbs
45c'
U U 1 NS INIRSVI — Hlch In Vitamin I t. Prelate and Iron )-Miaul.
OeU auppli.a the kind el nourUhmanl which iloyx with you —
aerar U u yea down.
QUICK , . . KASY TO PUPARII — Specially precewed to ceek petlecSy in iuit 9 m iaul.■ ea year tiev*. J Minut* Oat* a *a*y to /
prepare and leeljpteai Start yeut tamily oB right with bet r ■
Pigs S -o z ctn. 20c (Preserves
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_
FLO U R
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Limit I a. I.* | a* II lad.
Krrft*.
Parkay
Prunes .... l b ..... 14c Cigarettef
W ool & S o a p
-
lb. ^tpi.
Rice 3-lb pkj
C lu b S te e l
23c
-
i t,
Ctfnaaa u tlr a Up,
Fancy
10 lbs^ 61c
Jb MV
M ix
21c
loft**
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Aefrifantors
5
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Jo y Cwrn Popovar
lie
W U l.
Limas No. 2 can 15c
•( O.irk Hut.
Pctntoes Nc. 2</2 23c
Prem, .... can
Botl .Sin’ll
Bed DltxH
*irr«* . M
a « m a.
45c
Rutabagas >b 3c M ix Nuts ib 4 9 c
■ rj
MJIi IHHM
Bni[. W alnute or New Crop
Sweat Mild
r.v .> —
< H IlT IriU ll
CATSUP 14 qz. fail. 2 for 29c
PEAS Garden (Gilt No. 2xan 19c
Potatoes 5 ib* 2 3 c Alm onds ib 4 7 c
*
Cattage Cheese v
\VI I, Ml A
Call I 7H-J. Gut thu BEST for
I.KSS.
15c O nions 3 ib> 19c
it
KU. Juicy
IP POWDER
I, AVAILABLE
:
Yellow
Juicy
L arge Pkg
n u iA ii
U. S. 1 Long Island
WHEN AVAII.AIILE
OCTAGON
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Carnal t.a
Bn a whim
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Yam s 4 ,ib» 3 3 c
Sol* (or W ashable Clothes
14c
-
Carrots 2 t>cK«'19c Cauliflower it 15c
Ttiti W hite N eiihlba Kuop
cakes
rvers
Grcrnd Beef
IM1,1. OK VITAMINS,
m Liver
Boscul,
Vac. Packed
15c
Or*«n Top
B ea n s
V,
lot. Id know ntiout the KO'A
'fdii'inri nr uifcict automobllif in
surance offered hy Uie State
Kalla Mutual li)<mruaee Go. If
you carry f50 ileditetfl lit I'olli, ion or upset insurnnre on your
i ar or truck:-* S it) Ik deducted
f I urn eacli mliidon
and cpsei
i tin. If It m l, you $.)U to re| tijr „ dnnii.ncd femur, you pay
All. Jf mo ther femlcr Is damuxoa
nnd it costs you $aU to tepuir,
ou iicniti puv Al.L
‘H’F.CtAl. PROKEKSION
. M !A H' f i t. r ,-,.
tt
Ohu !. Buiiiojrton. N. U, tiesh•‘ ’oho ridllmrti a t . I ’nlversity of
Miami, la* rimveitod in ejUni
point i iti lit tries thi.i fall 'or
an u ' i iii” e of .MD, H q’amvui m o
Rarue.i liy hi, extra ptiints larhs.
Slokely Cut Green
d.
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I'Olt XIHAT 1.0AH Olt II
Roast
Flash Boef
TO NGUES
lb
29c
s T im :
rSMfTION USE
lllHFXTKI)
10" Standing Bib
B a k in g T ip s -
Brisket Stew lb.
Smoked Sausage lb. 35c
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W E D N E S D A Y , DECEM BER".*!
IMUB SEVEN
.THK SANFORD HKH\I,D. SANPOKIY FLORIDA
1915
♦ FOR RENT ♦
S P A C E IN T H IS P A P E R
W ill Arrange To Suit
G O O D N E fG H B O R S— PRICES T O
Buar3 Is Making
E iiort To Locale
Bulk 01 Amentia
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FIT Y O U R BUSINESS
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Injf month'. The ’‘fcrmip ntfl in
Dir Stale Health Offircr'* office,
Stitt- Lonr.l of Health l>u»tiflnif4
ALL YOU HAP
IN HERE WERE
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i 1■■ l]?ij nrt-ipt in i jri'ums whi’tltil I
WHY m A/ m h a v in g
TO RE-PAC-K MY
■ *-SE
SUITCASE COMPLETELY*
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ii M U h l l ' aim Keen nileniim l.
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WH/CT TA I'SK S
El'ILKI'SYV
\ liMttl.fri •■•inf nlt «li tu (L»* it|ilt»lolih
vinfece MR*ev wu, nitrile nf five
■ I l i i i o u * (h<iliirtt m i (hi*. i t i l t * r r * l .
i iiuhtW* 4m timlini.' from Hcpitntak
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ln « f. it» rut* « T H ile r -H rl«
Siiiinu' lo Miami. He air e of
liti u !«• I h f It llli tllllltlllf III*
it *1 ortnire of - rimiitiel it was ftiven |iu|>il nt .niieiv.il ihirlnr MT*
* .H I. 1 m m >*•%* \* * i |. . \ . %
tf'-ulbli' to fill row thrnnch v. Itti tin* .ilav I he itllliihioom umilltlttt llriM ,l|oil|i»
titer* rotte ' .
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lilhlFcu foiftiil to he iVneiine -oerial iflfi'T i IflffljHjB noOIfltlt
oi -nifleiline from mmn-itefipfoiirj nil'll!^. ’.V ileeliletl' Iliifilt rVuttl r«it
lit the fil’d evnmiimtion were t'*-t- wn» mill'd in me t of the rl tlilren
ejl nkpilli'ity for lour rttnurlih at tin' end n f the fmiitli nidhtti.
Beware Coughs
from common colds
V an C o m p Polk &
In s e c tic id e
E E BRA
S G otti M ed al
That Hang On
Special today... Have a Coke
Craomulslon relieves promptly bccnii'e it kocs rlRht to ttoc veat of the
tnmlde to help Iwr-cn ami expel
germ laden pliteinn, nml nltl nature
to Hot lie and iienl raw. lender, tnflar.ivd hrnndilal n iu e o u s n t e u i branrv Tell your dnicRlit to sell you
n Imitle of Creomultlon with the mi*
drr.-imnlIriK .von must like the way It
quii-klv allays the ronah or you are
to have your money back.
C R E O M U L S IO N
for Cough*, Che*t Cold*. Bronchili*
0
.Q u a rt
C lu b
S te e l
flto k o ly C u t Gt 'iin
Chr*I Boy ■A1■I)**r* Iljmy hoiii
31 c
B utter 2ji-or -2 4 c
D inner
H r ii l K h y I V . m il l
pkg
l loiidci C o te n
P & G SO A P
Tin * U l i i l i - N iip liilin S im p
S tilt- lo r W a u ltu b lo C lo llio i
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VLAHCt HER HAIR *1*01-.
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O CTA G O N
GI 7ASj -----G U Y MOV.
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Carrots 2 be1*.* 19 c C au liflo w er ib 15c
Tcnlel iio u p
M C tiT c
EH l U
I.milttiunu
W U K N A V A ILA BLE
3
cakes
Stiowhim
Idaho llahuikj
Yam s 4
Me
3 3 c Potatoes 5 ib*2 5 c •
!bs
tfU S. 1 L ontj I bI uiicI
((iii* lc S in t* (n C m il k k n lr r
IV O RY SN O W
POTATOES
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10
kkllKN AVAILAII1.K
Largo
Pkg
Lemons
O CTA G O N
. . . no place like bonte fo r the pause that refreshes
A f te r u b u stlin g d a y sh o p p in g , w h a t a relief to g e t hom e for a ch an ce
t o p au se a n d refresh w ith ice-cold C o k e. C o ca-C o la is rig h t a t hom e
in y o u r re frig erato r. T h a t ’s w h e re il belongs to b rin g y o u , y o u r fam ily
a n d y o u r friends the puuse that refreshes on a s h o rt m o m e n t’s no tice.
l o t r t t u UNDtt AuiHoiiri; or
SA N FO Itl)
thi coca coia comtant
COCA-COLA
BOTTLIN G
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COMPANY
CZ_:_______________ '------
,c 1943
n
Kii|
for
T h e D a n c e *1
Potatoes 5 ibs 23c
Alm onds ib 4 7 c (
.
GRANGES
Sweol Fla.
2 0 I-N 0 . FAHK AVE
JT'M FED UP WirA THIS
RELAY / ITS ONLY
• " -1 FENN MILES "GIVES ME
i l A CHANCE "HDTAkTE THE r
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CORNY
BURG
BUZZ OVER TO r j M
THE B:G
INTHE
TORSO
no
Beans
S irloin S te a k
15c
10 ' Standing Rib
Bonolaa*
it
21c
rrooh’Boef
F re s h P ig
1
m
H 11 t
•
LONE RANGER
w
•
ib 2 5 c
lb
S h o u ld e rs
lb
F re s h S id e s lb
29c
K P*0
H eads
S ausage
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Turkeys
I S A ID L O O K A U l/e , YUH LA ZY
OUT r t R S T T y
t i i t t v j p-------
lb
lb
29c
Milk Fed
Veal
25c
15c
30c
51c W e in ers
ib
Oi****d & Drawn SI*wloa
Oil. Miulc Hrao.
Hens
Sausage
ib
49c
H A M O y^
Diaw n Pan R*ady Roaming
Runnyland Fork
Chickens ib 5 5 c
j lr AANVrf||
Sausage
Pan H*ady Drawn
Klng*n‘a Pork
Fryars
Beef Stew
King (*<Hiked with Knaul
n*g . D io «a*d
HEY, YOU TWO, LOOK ALIVE/ THERES
WORK TO BE DONE / 1------im '
P la t* C ilia
TO N G U ES
I M EAN IT c
r p BE FARCf TONIGHT/ r
-d _ — jt t . a i ir iia f ~ t n — 11 ' i j
30c
Roast
Chuck Roast ib 3 5 c
Hamburger
IT S S N A Z Z Y .
fl
M IN C E M E A T
u>
25o
H Y -G EB B O G F O O D lb 1 4 c
Y E L L O W C H E E S E M-Ui 2 0 c
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C O T T A G E C I |E E 8 E U>
2 lo
SWISS CHEESE -Hdte “
*
20 ^
CHADS A WESTERN BEEF
T o n d cx J u ic y
I'lc a h ly G ro u n d
UNCON-\
SCIOUS!
45c
cans.
29c Raisin Bread
-12- o e -
Short R ib s
W -T T E R
J PLA Y (
lb s
l.uviltt': 1‘u m o u u
R a k in g Ttpa
YF/.H.WEI
8
fh* C C C# .
40c
IT 'S T K *T FELLOIV
THEY C A U ■CURLEY?'.
HE'S G O T A e = = £
CLU B A N D - - F ^ T
I
Rutabagas ib 3c Mix Nuts ib 4 9 c
■
9c
TO SS
a c t u a l l y is
.
E x tra S l a n d a f d
m
B ^ P A y irR O B J N S O N
WAIT/YOU PA SSE D
THE’GVM "-A R E N T f|
ujb D
rvoihtfi
WE
O IN G tm
•* " S r - ,
45c j
,s*-ti ;m< it
Ham u n d Lnnu
L IN E /D A D
GAVE ITTD r
M E /fT -V
ib
Ill'll Lilian
Sw« ot Mild
ro w p K it
W.timilM n r New Crop
U III1N AVAII.AI*.l.r.
2
(aike ■Coca-Cola
Tor* Cols* and ita *libr«vi«Uon
'Coke" ar* 111* ir(i«lnrd tradeinurka which duUncuith III* prod
uct of '1hr Coci't'nli t'umpany.
H a v e a su p p ly alw a y s on h an d .
23c
OCTAGOlYl
soap
15c O nions 3 ib* 19c
Grapefruit ib 6c Pecans
Vklll.N AVAIUAIII.K
L arg e P kg
ib
l*"ti* .Iii T y
U ltA M H .A TK U HO AI*
Turn in a! the SBMINOl.K Tilt Id
' HOP! Mnlie.llu, voU| .auto -ip•
jily, hnliery ■liTVn. Iieailtpurrtrr*^
liveryi
i peiiini: “up in
.ire" and it a ill tube mine than
a | iii ini ini* to keep many of
i limit 11ill my. Iltnp in. atiiime
. . our line U enitl|ilete. *011
imroK law and mil etviee ploni|it
and courteoui.
Yi'llmv
.lull y
23c
Sausage
ib
Sausage
ouse
ib
Shld. R oast lb 35c
Rib C h o p s lb 3Bc
Broasl Stow lb 20c
Pgttio3
lb
3 1c
Frooh Fla. Spackla
Pound
ib
FISH FILLETS lb
LOBSTERS
lb
FLA MULLET lb
SALT MULLET lb
ib
.m i n i
29c
SPA N . M A C K ER EL lb 3 0
O Y STERS
pt
85c
P A N F IS H
lb
19c
-S H R IM P “
lb
45c
ib
lib
17c
TROUT
Long Link Pork
Country Style
c
ib
I *g u M
26c
45c
25c
25c
CfcAB.MW. Ib 7&9.I
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PAGE EIGHTH
T r n H in o *
XI d U lI lg
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—
THE HANFORD p^ftALD^LANFORD,, FLOIMDA
A c fS v iiv
r tlllV I ty
‘ I fsWrtfljoji Insist that lltey are ■w-heduUd in h \ .mu .it dutiLle - !
ItfiU-vfsti’il oTiTy 7n telling bull A ’ luuglU'.
»ttU(\ ini• .
I'hr tl 1
l iice
l t ru.
rlfc^i■ uimmo
(loUhlO 1
Pacific»!fr S
S
t ;M a r k i n g
A t tn^
\T A x
A 4. *Plnycr*, nnd they are willing to
only in term* of hard, cold
Keported
Minor Loop Meet
INOt
Rociqtion — w ont it niv» tti|>!c A m ii r e ^ l t , nothing much 1* A rntinir. . Ill fin), trie Pacific
cx p rrlcd II,"h appen in th e way
lenKUer even Im talking of
, . .
;;
,
,
' m ajor linv.ie rntm g.
league* | . ,
,
....
r o u j M n u s . o„ lire. r.. obi— of tradCR until the m ajor
.
,
*hv' minor* in v he willing to
There hm lw**n no trading activ pul her in < hiengo next .week,
I u;Vc
pn,.|f|c (_'ok*L .loop *uch
ity a* vet at the 14 :h Minor
Ono
question
scheduled
to | a ruling, A third .-m ajor league
le a g u e HuhiduilI Convention! And conup at the minor league would mean nriuther m arket o 1
if* quite likely that no trades m eeting, which open* toiporrow which the m inor circuits could
involvin' log league players will J is an amendment which would I dixpoxc of th eir ivory a t fancy
m aterialize.
I -make the head if* *'
'
flic~ minor*,
i jijdMfsu
_
M iw u.of the de|e,rntes to . t h e ’^ V r-n .'itn m ib n m , the flh a lH ile 'r
If
V
li^
^
t
t
liS
^ i^ f ^ f u b '
'
J f ln ln li- dlffererwe* in the- minoTs.
sliould
get
*uch
recognition
at
the head' of thcshrdl ,
wvbxz
f t The
am endm ent also would take t h e * minor league meeting, th
Y O U R “S H IP W IL L
MS before the
■uwnv front Commissioner flapoy idea would comt*
COMEJNUm m u . By th* Aid of Newipapeg
yp
- -
E m
W E D N E S D A Y , D E C E M B E R 5 . lS if c
Weather Is Big Factor
* » v iw .
I, n Orange Bowl Game
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U p
PAYWCTDfVIDENDS a r-^ B
By Jock Sordi
WANTED
50 PIANOS
* 1
MIAMI, Dec. 4 — O ne of. the
m ost im p o rtan t factor* jn any
football gam e i* the w e a th e r'a id
for O range Bowl team* it's t
contributing factor,
i Ideal w eath er ccn d iliin s havi
prevailed II Rlrui.'ht years * in r
With
the ciaarir’* beginning and n
JU L IA N STKNHTROM
check o r the Miami weathe
H K ItA l.ll ABORTS EDITOR
bureau reveals th at only one
____ ______ _______ A . .
..time since estaliledim'^nt ,4---lhL
—^
.
bureau in l t d 2 p u s rtQ tQ teJj& tir
Many people nave bc#n wonder- *o much us a showur New "/ear'
ing why this column is continually afternoon.
S E I M ! * , re" e“ t,onal. ImproveT b f t ^ i n e s t uU m i s m - foHhw
h r e o m e f ir m ired down; f™,he*,v
>
> M "’" " vrhtc;*'i,f^wwitnhd
XT&t
Will pny up to $300
for
“Spinets, Studios, or
Baby Grand*.
$100 f o r « U p r i j ^ .t A Plnln case.
W rite Bj g c r W jfster^ *
709"S ! Florida“~Ave.
v
detrim ental Uv b a w b ill.
be expected there, fo r the AmerA nother problem involve* the !?un
National loop* unquex
tionably will take u dim vieuf "1
rlnsxifirution of variou* leagues. uhy'T fncm pt to cu t in on their
The
Southern
/\*socintlon
is exclusive right*.
been
**»» nation'* best pas*
I j t k e l a n d , FBf.
during the p ast t«n year*.
ing a ttac k l»n’t w orth ii Con fed
‘ ADVERTISING
It’* n fa ir question, we will ml- ernte dollar when the ruins arc
1
riiit, Fiut here’s the reason and falling o r the field Is slippery
we m ake "no bones" nhout It. T o - , A fast field mean* runner* car,
day 'Ufme a re lot* of young men hold th eir feet, break more quick
co rn ier ^ home from the arm ed I lv and cut hack when the occa
ifa per line for our insert,.,.,
force* w here they have been given ion demand*. Also, passer* cn •
98c per Jioe for three insertion*
every recreational activ ity and toss the d ry tinll more accurutc ■
17c per line for 6 insertions
facility in the boo)u T hey h a v e . ar^l receivers catching tasks a:
<IT, per- line for 20 insertion*
DURIinU HEBE WHERE
learned to p articip ate in m any made much m ore simple.
Minimum ra te s . . 3<V
. . . . .
.
. ' '
PRIVACY
IS
RESPECTED
i*HONE Ilk OK BRING YOUn An* to T|/F. SANFORD HERALD YOURAiptiiral dusR.ire , **y’ . vnrlou* tj'pe* of. recreation as a t - This w}i| menu much to iih li ■
wire fo rjin v n e v dally habit.
These «merv ' don't Cross' -ptin'erT uh winning att'rt;l l | ^
• Count,
words to th e line. tnttydtni|. phone* and-oddrf**.
' £
in intmey" "m atters
rn rv ^ iirtJy tieed recreaflon In or- "Yraced h y : A ll-A m nicu ■Ruin K b '■ ’
All advertUcipejrts f i r alkuaUonJ srnnl J wilGb? charged f 6 r at" th e '
respected here,. rrirp d # ji Jin f Per to Bvr. but you m ust adm it lowski. Heiectml lost week by tli
regular elaaoiflid' rates. •*
'
...
relnklve*' n r ^ - no| » i|ii»*tlme.| It helps' them Co Jtccp In gqod »'-U«dule com m ittee, the CrusarV
TfT^x---------- ■
about your rtodit. Your eat- physical condition.
er* have tram pled seven foe
d airy -stork. \Vlitter II. Trnpp.
E nterprise, Fla.
Many of lioy* le ft «5anford from -^iUi th e ir ground game.
JJ .no- mar. of vour per*onal . | | trpc to fjve yearR „ K0 nn,| have
Ca*t stutistirs' indicate lha •
/ILL. uu w ith keivsene and fuel COLE circulating oil heater, good
iffsl'
T h - r - •*. no eatise f'lr | ^ t u m e j l to find Hnnlord’* re- Qrinitu Bowl eleven* have usei
oil before willt T
niphnr. n* in e r t,
condition! $fiU.U(J. 3U4 E. 1st
rreatlmiiil fnellltie* about tka,satin- the ideal igpiditlon* to the utmnK
i i . u. B o n : c o . . i n c .
St.
f'essnnabla credit requirem ents. as when they left. Yet, tne city** advantage. Gcnrgia T erh ’s p as'
BlLU O l
M W I A I U -A n l,
No c'l.m akers on monyy loan*. financial condition is much better minded eleven didn’t d efeat Tuls:
MOW*. W lTXIgT T l tTM— i f a n u n
r\VO F aI o IK FOB SALE—One
CLOSING OCT ALL
Vnri, b’e payment plan*.
J R tw x a e ro Aho n eu» a c o u a u tt
thnn it was then. Meanwhile little n l u i r ' i but cstuhlishe.l u new
c o A c U u io -iUe. tM V tfttrtf
3 ncres. tiled land. 1 g'M>d well.
T l t t ’CKN AND
P
'
MILY-LOAN
Bfug ON XACH HMD ro p T
has actually ha* * l*oen done ts( yards gained passing record b;
l i t A IH tN -•.
«2 story hom e. I car garag e.
O F uJ c4Aa4a "lb WrfUtAj
F 'orlds I’nnk J u d g .. 4 P honijptt provide the ncee**nry facilities fot traveling 3l!i yarils via the ai.
,ool house. 000 ft. W a it of
Dmlgn P i- t o n m rgo — $710
M
w rvc* r r s o a r te a / r j h w w '
S
T
«
i
K
p
46
P
iS
tA
o
lceo
p
'fflb s H (W fitodsiB be ? o r
"«>’?• T uU b . the victor, 25-12
lathe Monroe P 's* Clffirr. - One ; n
I lodge Pick-up .......... 550 IXYRD if I t - r r i n r ' Free Demon- rerreatinnnl activity.
o v H for tm at / s *uc*irorNm tH#
rrs
F
irst
bio
-nfsi-rcrt-e.
Sttvlirifir
0
0
*fb
A
II
96^000
displayed
displnyci
n
more
b.ilaaceil
n
—o acres, oil til • I. good well, 2 '12 Kuril I 's- lull c arg o
C;.fij stratioi, Hole] Mont ir.nr.uL any
w r t w j o r / r j -eg/rfv a n y .
This city of ours ha i
; '.nek, gn
lo -y iS A g .o o sh jeA c-r.b A y f sumaub ? ,
tto ry houtc, 2 •■tiny barn, Vi ’ll C he..
] *j loll u iig o 775] day at lei <WMI P, M,‘
^
.......
_____. . .
___ iy ului unothei 137 through pas*e«.
m ile " w rst on O range Boulo- ’41 Clicv.
a
£
c
*4ow
r
x
r
r
i
*
*
.i
U
0
#
s
£
^
c
s
P i- to n c a r g o ’- .-- H7.»
amounting to something if we’ll
In what, pcrlixps, was the
vnrd. J. W. nail. Lnke Monroe. ’40 G. M.’ C. 2 Vi-ton 10-wheel WE PAY highest cash price* for all get out and push It along u
........ ups
usedfu rn itu re. Haynes A Wll
Thone 15.
little. E ^ r y o n e has got to do greatest (.ffeaslve spreg in an;.'
'.'HtG. .Ml C. cab over eng. van 7301 h""is Furniture Co.. 311 E. l*t hi* shuie, the old citizen, the bowl gtid classic, A la b a m a ' and
n n n e ts
ROOFING
Brnml new, solid •;t'l International 2-tun .......... 350 St.phone
115a,________ middle-aged business man and the Boston College stonned up umi
sheet roofing. V- '.18 ■Din. T U i-lm i stak e —— 450' jq jjj
. . aluminum
v
the Orange Bowl's green St. John. Georgia, and Bourgeois, Ihiring the season the Gator*
returning veteran. If this column down
\*t l "l II . furniture _ needs*. I’honerhi
frim p and *nap loci; style*.
tu
rf
for
a total of (J3 I net yards. Tulane; Center, GatsSt, Auu^rn; won 4, lust five, and tied one.
13 International
tractor,
big
.Sre Walter Heal at Mather didn’t think it could he done and The victor*. 37-21, Alabunv;, Hockl, Kuvkeiidall, Aoliuni, Gkaul,
W lre-W rile at once I Fulenw lder
A lthough the Ciutbr* played
lu e s
. . . . . . . . 750
didn’t think the final result would 1 roared to 277-yard* along tht At .,ni, Tripp I, Georgia, and Gra>
Furniture l\>„ jihono 127.
Mfg. St D istributing C o , i’.O. *43 K. II. T. .Mack tractor ilk*
two service _u m - Gump Blund. . B uy
j
he
worth
fighting
for
a
t
the
'pre'.
r.iulei
bilt.
Box 33M. a 10 l a n c i m r . ; D r i l f t
ing and L ittle C n k Navy -- con
and ndile.l !I7 more hy new
------ r
~ -^2B T O
i «eni tinie, w^^iould leave Sanford ground
Orlando. I’bone 21711'*.
pusses while Boston College g >
Gei igla'a Charlie iti p td rated sideration fur all-opponents' eleven
' 1(1 ti. Ml c .
tractor,
000
f
243 on the tu r f arid 107 througl II •' i nunimou* choice of the Gu- went to collegiate team*..
wm motor
. . . . . . . liyiO
SIIKKT Music, popular a iu l
All of u* in Sanford have got ;he ozone.
•nr squad for all-opponents' team
’.'!!<
Iiiti-riinlioaal
tractor,
D-53
stam laiil, book music apd mu-.c
<n>L'vnctiiaiiL<D
,
, ! '• r-alize th a t If we don't take the
G eorgia* g r u t O range Uo*v’ ‘ta p ta ir.
K 8 motor
........ 1000, S7 K..O(,UAI HEIU-Clerk,
P*r t | offensive now and promote our
Instructimi books a t The .Musiv
Bus, a t t- to n , like
or .full tune. ' Good pay. I hone city -along rucreul'nnal line*, the '■am of 1342, however, hold* the | Picking of the all-opponents?
Box In the 1‘rlncoa. T h"ul<r ’42 G. M.
.ffensive ic c ird of 4411 net yaril M'U m is an iinnual «'Vcnt by the
new
1535 1
Bldg. ___
_______________ _
_
boy* returning from all p a r ts of gained. F rankie Sinchwich led Ii j G ator*' in^n po*t season reviewing
luirsey trailer, flat bed ......... 251*
GIRL*'
for
rod.-,
Fountain
j
.ta
.n
n
'J,p
w
;o,l'l
will
leave
here
and
aetc slim. The Gator* finished it
lenni . to n 40-2U trium ph nve
iECO R Ild - All the lutest po|iu- GMC Diopfranu- van H aller • 250
|ir Ho . down elsewhere. We're not TGU. Tho RulHog* I'ncucJ otf t< n gam e rchedule last Snturdny,
MAYBE
ev’s J/rug Store. P art time or
lars, airing music ami album Klnghnm 21-fl. franu-less v S n
PACKAGE ST O B U P
- | talking through our hats either. 171* yard* rushing nnri milled 291 lo.ving to an A ll-A m erican stu d
tihje.
Y*s Cm Mika
full
t
sets for C hristinas g ift- at
trailer
----- 050 * r*—
I fliuluLi If ycu care to tnveatiM « .r Wnks*
your music sUuo, The Music Trnilmotillc 2H-ft. stainless *te:l FOUNTAIN. iiilL— . \ p | ..- j.iltqi'- , cate, voo will find th a t some hove by t'Vnnkio’n ox-pgrt niarksm n i-_ ded Little G reek .Navy eleven
Host s* xrtADt Bum.
one
12-0 in one of the season th rillers. | A0VEBTISING-frnmpless
—
, -* ' —a -1601) -Krivlce, Sanford Nu.ul Aii i already left.
Box in the Princes* T heater
Bldg.
’■l.'l Black Diamond .'10-ft. van,
{Ration.
"
, Many of these Imys wore s t a
like new
1500
in or near large cities and
ALL OF BLOCK 10, eighteen We also hart* 200 other truck* ORANGE [ ockei-s. Sanford F ru 11, tioned
[ Ifl'!! ‘' f.Vunl'i' that' ihevC w'arT' nru!
lots, or will sell liny of Iota, and trailer* to chiK.se from. GunCo.,
S
tate
F
arm
ers’
Market.
}
g
iew
lve
They found th a t the
runs from Lake Mary highway
to Crystal Igike, all beautiful 5 ^ A - S B l f / ; nny; : ™ - - . MAN TO .unervl*. 'packing in f t ^ V m . P,^ n ' - S C
lot*. Bee K. T. Cochran, Lake
-------------- CO.
—
celery worehousr. Year round ,,
qroono. in e vcieran *aw
KNIGHT TRAILER
Mnry, Flu.
GA IN ESV ILLE. Dec. o, Tho
wmk for the right man. Phone
« ,,cenf r I'MlJjrwBo di«2201 W. BEAVER ST.
J si
ayir; wf
Ovicilo 2871- A. ibidu i t l orn.. 1yiverrd place* where he would U niversity of Florida G ator fooiPIL 5-2051
GUITARS: Limited number of
..
-to welcome/l a id assisted in getl- luiil squad reviewed th eir ten g o n e
JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
new mien on stile now. Also
BEAUTY’ OPERATORS - Senior ' log Into a liuninc** of some sort, reason today and derided by indi
used
nccuriliun.
Banjo
and FOR SALK • Two b u rn er oil
and Junior. Piirmnnont cm|floy7 1 le found towns and cities where vidual vole th a t the U niversity
other nuiHirnl instruments In
m ent with weekly guarantee ' lie would have a varied assort- of G .n rg ia and Auburn furnished
-It -liter, (IH.tHtt-U -four burner
new condition a t The Music
and largo ruining*; .in pro- m $nt nf recreational -fncllitic* and thu to u g h e s t’ rinimaitilth* nf tho
Grocery. 317 Palm etto Avc.
Box in the PrifUTsn T heater
portion to *).ill nml effo rt up- above all he found cities and year on th eir All- Intercollegiate
Building.
___
ORANfiES, $2.50 liuahal shipped
plied. Exclusive Shop, entering town* w ith .adequate hospitaM ta- O pponents' Twtm.
for you. Plume 7K.M-W.
io
Daytona ' lli'ftrh’.i fin est lion.
The Gator* t icked player* on
YOUNG healthy cabbage limit*
clientele. For appoint m ent or
We don't have those advantages tholr nil-opponent*' team accord
■ Copenhagen and Marlon Market.
particular*, w rite Sigrid':r B e an -! here now but th e re’s no reason ing tn perform ance in G ator
It. W. Estes, Pin,lie 28.11, Oviedo,
ty Salon, 203 Seabreeze Boule- '-‘ hv we can’t, W r’ri? willing to gam es and selected throe p|uyerr
Fla,
_____
r.u-i Itnv’nn
ftoucti. Flori la, fight fo r them and figfyt hard l*e- each from Gei-igi.i and A u b u ri.
BROWNING automatic 20 gauge, DRIVER’S license. Ruth Whitesta tin g experience and -w h e n enuso w e ' know they can bo ac two from Vnnderliilt, utol one
available.’
complished and some day wVII each from the Tulane. Ole M isi,
and case, used only one reason:
head. Rt. 2, Box 203-11.
all he nhle to take pride in the and ■Miami rounds.
V4 case shells. 7brt Ijiorcl Ave.
GIRL
for
full
tim
e
job.
Apply
work tlu il has heon done
LOST: Hull cap, nlckte plalcd
T)ie uH-opimiteul*’ fquml picked[
ONE i!i.in r l i - v i n l ’t tfuck with
Beacon
Dairle*.
222
M
ag
n
o
lia.
\Ve boHeve"thnt’ a 'definite rec- by secret bullot includes: ends,
Sludohnkcr President, on l.elrry
two spaed uxle* and 825 X 20
£ 've' ___
_ _ * l rcntlnnffl program wlU be forth- McCain, Mississippi,* mid Mosley,
Avo. Reward. Phono 328-W.
lire* in A I condition, good
G eorgia; Tackle*, finsll. Auburn,"
w'aiiloil for County Homo. pom. inf in „th.e npnr fu*u r^ , ^
stake body. Jamt's II. I isk, I OST: Brlndle Boston Bull, an M AIl)
Plum.
Ib a t imm ediate step* should be and Gorrell, \ alidcrhilt; Guards,
’hung 3'ii)3
3303.
Monroe. Corner.
swer* to nam e, "Topper", l’hons
taken to revive tho fig h t for a
. r - L
252-W,
Reward.
______ MAID w anted fur Valdes Hotel. local hospital. Wo fu rth e r »d-1
A*
ORANGES and T angerines packed
Apjily
between
U;00
A.
M,
ynd
vacate (hut the local civic orfor shipping. Rive’s, Orlando LOST: 4 Series E. W ar IlomU,
12 noon.
-iihizntinn* enlarge th e ir inemHighway, plum^ K2H-W.
$25.00 lost on F irst St- Heaso
hcrshlps with young, energetic
* retu rn to 300 M agnolia Avo.
RHTURNKD VETERANB "
HM A IL ctcrtric radio. H00 M-igmini. Although we realize th a t
Reward. 1
________
GET BECURITY NOW WITH the Rotary, Lion* and Kiwanl*
nutla A y :.
OPPORTUNITY U NLIM ITED
LOST:
Tan billfold w ith Idenilhave some young men In their
7 DUt'KK
liens and drake f , r
firation card* and driver* li FIR ESTO N E STORES lias good clubs, wp believe there should
breeding.
J M. Cook, Longposition open now fo r salesm an. be more. We w ont the younger
cense;
Phone 390—W.
S tartin g
salary
com m ensurate people to get rig h t in th ere and
wood, plume 25,
LOST:
Between Sorrento and w ith your ability. Previous ex work
SliiRte or Married
w ith the older people.
NICE TWO st'/ry house in ’LongSanford S atu rd ay n ig h t Dee. Dt.t perience desirable b u t not ts*cnY esterday wo talked with one
wood, ser J. M. Cook, LongAges 16 - 35 .
Brown cloth ladies’ nur»e with liul. Apply hy le tte r only, sta tin g Sanford
man who brought out
wood, with th? O. P. Swope Co.,
Experience
Unncccewnr}'
eni ring*, liank hook, letter* and age, education and xeeiyiericncc. n very inqiortant
point,
lie
said
*. f Orlando,
. .
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to Sanford Herald or City
FIR ESTO N E BTO RI^f ’
• Fold while learning
th e biggest job we have here
Drug Store. Reward.
111 K. 1st- BT. . «
MAN’S bicycle in good colullI* to sell Sanford'* people. Wo
• Frequent increases
lion, good lire*, pro-war. at. t,
agree with him
100
percent.
• Overtime pay
Bux 17a—W, Upiuilu.
Once the citlxens have been sold
• Paid vacations
on
Sanford,
th
e
re
would
‘be
no
ONE Je rse y mill; cow; 2 - g o n li. SMALL Junior site bicycle. Phono
• T ax l-caJb H e r r l c e fot
lim it to the progress this city
K. U l>uun. Monroe “ urner,
County 2 0 3 3 . ____________
could make.
DODGE • PLYMOUTH
la te h o u ra
Phone #:I4-M.
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We have got to g et - away APPLY CHIEF OPERATOR
PARTS AND SERV ICE
celery plant* for 8
FANCY C hristm as Boxes F r i l l SPECIAL
from
the
old
feeling
th
a
t
ha*
109
P
alm
etto
Ave.
Phone
1011
acre* abouL Dec. 20 or later.
S * 5 weekdays
shipped daily. I 1 0 .W . F irst
Henry Schumacher, Phone 220-J. W E ARE fully equipped and prevailed in Sanford these many
Saturdaya 8 - 12
St. Full stock fru lth and vege
years. W henever som ething is
know how to recap your tire*. brought up before the peopl*,
tables fresh dailv across street ROY’S bicycle — to buy or trade
N atu ral rubber oi ■synthetic, the qld fam iliar cry begins " I t
from Princes* T h eater B. E.
for man1* slightly used bicycle
we protect tne sidewall* of w on't work! I t won’t w ork!” W hy
Aiken, fir.
PtumtC2R4— M
your tire. Jonea Tire- Shop, certainly not! Did you ever see
COCKER pup*., pure bred, order W E HAVE call* fo r orange
Cor. 1st and Elm, phone 008. an y th in g work by iU elff
now fo r Chrislmu*. 314 Myrtle
groves. L ist yours w ith J . M.
204 N urth Elm Ave,
machine*
repaired.
Avc.
Cook, l-ongwood, Fla. O. P, SEVtING
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All Makee.
William*’ F h d i
FOR YOUR furniture net*)*—JW
—Shop, 206 W. T st-flfc—
Waller Ben) a t M ather f u r n i
BODY AND F ander dent*, p ain t
ture Co., phone 127.
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Injury o r fading th o u la be
MANUFACTURERS,
BLENDERS,
DISTRIBUTORS
fl ROOM hom e on two large 5 OB (! room house, th ree adult*,
corrected now to com bat aging
Iota, light* and w ater, poisesumi, w eatbeilng. A new painperm anent. Located In Sanford,
*ion ininirdiulely. Ike Butler,
lee* method aw aits you a t
Ilcl^ind, O range C ity or Win
Glnderville.
YATES
AUTO
INTT . *
MA
IIT O PA IN
te r P ark . Phone Cou n ty 2805.
of
BODY SHOP
5 '
W INE for your fruit rnkc at
105
N.
p
alm
etto
Arc.
Phone
371
H om er’* fioilu Shop.
machines repaired—
A L L DRY wines, 85c quart, ONE furnished ap artm en t. Tak- WASHING
and all home appliance*. Cald
f r - Homer1* Soda Shop.
ach A partm ent*.
__
well General Repair Shop, 707
North Mills, Orlando, phone
5 ROOM bungalow, iio UHUtr FURNISHED ap a rtm en t far quiet
2-1872. Prompt service.
buy In thu «lat« nf Florida.
adulta, no pete. A pply Bax JA
J u s t w hat you w ant • where
c/o H erald.
Expert Auto Repairing
you w ant I t anil when you
Barfield St Jackson
w ant It. No w ailing. Edward l ’V'oi ROOM ap artm en t at 1807
Yh connection with
French Avenue. No pet* or
„
F . Lane, phone 452,
Yale*
Auto
Paint A Body Work*
children. Phone 310-J.
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_
Phone 37 J ______
S ROOM house with extra lot
,
Out of city lim its fo r only $2,AUTO PAINTING
000.00 Edw ard F. Lane, phone
By C.W. “TaC , Johnson
m *
.462.__________________________
15 year* experleWe In attto and
•Ircraftpalnting.
Sanford**
popu
IR18TMAH cards. We liavc
lar naiut authority,
them . Y our name on them , 24
H O LLER MOTOR BALES
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11 , 'r’4 , , k
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service.
W ight - P rin t
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F A R R E L L ’S AR*
CADE PKG. STORE
has a nice selection . .
all s t a n d a r d , higif
quality brands
now, b efo r e th€
Christmas rush.
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OPERATORS
Starting Rate
6 days .•=— $26.00
WANTED-
BUSINESS SERVICE
Announcing The Opening Of
Southern Chemicals
SOUTHERN BELL
TEL. & TEL. CO.
WANTED TO RENT
HOME
TOWN
INC.-
NEWS
c OIt RENT—
Agricultural Insecticides, Fungicides, and Chemical
Specialties
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COMPLETE LINE OF FARM SUPPLIES
Newest Developments — Personal Service
housp, well
Phone 263.
built,
with
rABLE radio, 1 wool rug,
0. Mrs. M. E. P atterson,
J F|pi Ave.
ca r
nullo
fo r
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MOTOR TUNE-UP
Factories recommend it every
600Q mile* or twice a year. Eseenllal To efficient car performanre. Our expert mechanic* and
i.
r a l f t y w u ^ h tl? * * °°
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In Unity There If. Strength—
To Protect the Peace of the Werldi
To Proaooto the P roxreu of Americai
To Produce Prosperity for Sanford.
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
VOLUME XXXVII
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Established 15)08
U. S. Agrees =
%
SANFORD. FLORIDA, THURSDAY. nECEMBEIt fi; 1945
ith HugeSum
High-Ranking
Japs NamedAs
War Criminals
Loan Of $4,400,000,000
Would Be For Fifty
Years At Less Than
2 Percent Interest-,
Prince Konoye And
Marquis Kido Are
Among Nine Under
Arrest -B y -. Allies
Takes Life After OPA Ruling
TH E WfcATHER
P artly cloudy and slight)) warmer. F uture
trm p e ra tu rr outlook: n lin li ridifg tem
perature Friday nighl, Saturday and
Saturday nlllht. No front danger through
Sunday.
Associated Press Leased Wire
NUMHER GO.
Pearl Harbor
Facts-Given'•
By Marshall
______ State Department Picketed By Communists
— -¥■-
Chief Of- Staff Saw
Need For Greater
Air Power In Ha
waii Early In MI
$
W ASHINGTON. D e e . 6.
( A P ) — B ritish and United
Btatda governm ent represent-1
a tiv fe
have
placed
tlvelr
ai gnat urea rtn a loan agree• i " j m eat for financial aid to
. G reat B ritain. T he atnoupt
and ten n a of th a loan tu frr
n ot yet been disclosed in
W ashington, but th e London
press has sta te d th a t the
am ount ta $4,400,000,000. *
A . T reasury S ecratary Vinson
’* signed the docum ent for the
United S tates, and th e B ritiah am bassador. Lord H alifax,
nted for G reat B ritain.
ficial announcem ent of the
signing, howevfcr. has not yet
been m ade and th e S tate De
p artm en t has declined to
comment on IL
TOKYO, l)e.c <1. t , n
(ienei‘%1
- WASHINGTON. * D e c . fl.
M acA rthur 'reached up td a hign
(A P )—Spokesmen for cKurch- „
level-today id ta g two of Ja p a n ’s
cs. labor unions and veterans'
m ost pow erful political figures
o rganlialions . appeared . be*
as w ar ir.m lm il suspects — I’r ltr e
' fore the .House Militarv Com
1 F u n ' i s r ' Kiwioye anil MoApjle
m ittee today to ‘oppose legis
\Io icm . i >1, Both men a r e . re*
lation for peacetime rompulrfa.Jed by many Jap an ese them
aory’ m ilitary '(rain in g . They
selves as top war crim inals.
recommended that an attem pt
M acA rthur directed th a t the
be made to outlaw universal
Jap an ese governm ent a r re s t both
V m ilitary training throughout
men and tu rn thciu over to Allied
-the world.
q u lhoritli*. -Seven other* tj’-rht nuking .lajuncM- also wi r • o r
WASHINGTON, D e c . G,
dered arrested by M acA rthur.
(A P ) — G eneral George C, ‘
,----------------------- -— ........................ ................,----------- ---------------------------- Tho Japanese had hardly rcM arshall told the P earl llnrl.u w u * .,u .S i “ —* * * '* * £ »*” *»“
r i i t - uf cni Li v, in in s .r Los C0Vered from the shock of Maehor Com m ittee today how lo r
Angeles g.vhge is Mrs. B e trth a Rose. A reql estate dealer a n d W h tu rV a n n o u n c e m e n t* h e n tl.a.v
many
m onths before fhe
landlord. Rose shot hhnseif to death when his plea to the Office rocelved another. The Japanese
Japanese attac k he had tried
of Ih ice A dm lm strnlion to evict one of h!s te n an ts was turned down Communist p arty announced it
to build up the defrnse* in
by Officials. ( Internationa! Foundphoto)
would re(cnic ( u own ||* t of w-.r
llaw aii. The form er Chief of
crim inals S aturday. T his list in
S taff said th a t early in 1041
clude*
E m peror H irohito
ami
he decided to tend nlmost
his em press.
L O N D O N , D ec. 6, (A P )
.-M -lt . I
all the P-3A fig h ter planes
Konoye has been prem ier ol HOLDING PLACARDS, Communist pickets p ara d e back and fo re, in from of
lit,. M
S u ite Department
>f tin—The United^ States has
available In this country to
Ja p an three tim es anil w-ns re Budding in W ashington. The vigil, railed for the ree l gnat inn of Siv h -miv of S late Byrne* and the
£greed—-subject to congres
the P arifir outpost. As early
garded as one nf N fp|nn'*~ iv|"it withdrawal n frU .F .rtm u p k fitth i.C h in n :^ A n n tlio n d fiT O id called Climim Kui-rhck "illcaufi of tld m i."
aa February, 1041. hr had
sional approval—to lend Bri
prized 1 front men" for he mili
i liiti-rimtiiinnl Souiulphoto)
warned a t m eetings of top
ta rists.
"Kido was
lllroh tn's
tain 54,400,000,000. ‘ Accep
Army and Navy men that
rig
h
t
hand
man
and
w
as
liM
ru
tance of the loan is subject
Hawaiian defenses were not
m ental In nunditg mnnv prem iers,
all they should be.
to approval by the Bitish
including Gcncrnl Hidoki To|o
who succeeded Konoye ju s| before
Parliament.
WASHINGTON, Dec. G.
•Japan attacked Pearl H arbor.
No official announcement
(AP)
— flum’rtil George' C.
The
others
o
rd
ered
'
by
M
s:of tho loan has been made
A rth u r arc : Vice Admiral Tokuo
Manthnll, fo t hht Iv Army
yet, but B ritish new spapers are
Godo, unofficial Jap an ese envoy
, S n n t a < ’lain* i c. t, 1111^ III I d e m !
chief of staff, has begun his
tilled today w ith details o f the
to G erm any; Shlgeo O date, long
.lli.ill .» I uvr.t
N i 1 d ill) .
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plan. An official announcem ent is
long-awaited testimony be
tim e rolitlcai economist; T aketora
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Acpected today by the tw o govern
W hat sta rted out eleven irW tli,
P o r t l a n d ” o7 ^ Dec. o. <a p > C gatu, u leading Jap an ese jourttafore the Pearl Harbor In
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1m ents.
ago us the so-called "fu ll em ploy — Gale* along the Pacific coast llst and vice president of the To
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vestigating Committee. The
According
to
th e
versions m ent" plnn has dwindled to a ure hnm poring the aenrch for' n kyo new spaper A sahi: Viscount
bcntiVa 1 . l u l l Ii • m u- : i i i v - w lin e d five star genefnl was greet
printed In the B ritish papers, ____
m ere ______
shadow o_____
f its form er self, Navy tran sp o rt
m issing
since M asatoshi Okochl, nn lnduslrtai ».4 ■ he * . .* m il 01 :i TPvt
11g .11.
th e United S tates plans to lend n, itK~ rest now w ith th e Housr Nov.
ed with applause as he utepin a flight from Kodiak, iist; t.ieut. G eneral Hiroshi Oship lllt ll > in e n t e r m mu It t!.t‘ e n n o ) .
B ritain the money aor
fo r ou
GO years— j| com m ittee tn Congress.
A laska, to S eattle, W ash. It is mil, form er Ja n am bassador to
ped to tin- witness stand,
II) JU LIA N STKNNTRllM
t »U’ t i r s i h in t th iit S a il tn u n i 1 1
th a firs t fiva years being interestP resident Roosevelt favored the now reported th a t n to tal of 2tl G erm any who ju s t got hack to
Herald .Sports Filitor
then,
under
nucstioning
to m e to S u n t o iil
\Yt\s ic •eel** 1
\ im-oting i-f thu Veterans uiid
free. The loan repaym ents are plan—In principle—when S ena men w ere aboard. O riginally the Tokyo today from internm ent tn
Coach Goose Kellies of the fcoin John |vcy. lornl t-luoi tir-i Commit tiv nf Ki-milloU- County from tlic com m ittee counsel, ho
to comlnencc in 1040 and a fte r to r M urray of M ontana offered total was given an 12. This re the United S tate s; Count Tnda- Seminole
High School font lull]
filling in tin* details of
five years the B ritish will have it in the S enate alm ost n year ago. vised estim ate places the total maau S akai, a mom Iter of tho eleven said this m orning that chant, foihiwltn*- o im-eting of tin- wiis .In-Id yesterday afternoon at beganrowltlllltri
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of
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for
to nay two percent Interest a n
P resident T rum an wna fo r it, servicemen unaccounted for in House of Peers, und Yaklchiro his
ii Y . r *
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rldiiy, in wl«u n n n4u«t
|j,t, pnrjune nf ititicuuHlMir iwelluni^
nually—ab o u t $88 , 000 ,000 .
too. S hortly a fte r the M urray bill, the northw est today a t ,1,1 Army- Suma, a long tim e diplom at.
llim-l tin- invading Purple 11u n i lied to givd S an .n a hourly win- to improve the type of, service
The loan has been Hailed as a R e p re srn trtfv e P atm an , Demo anil N avy airm en an d passengers.
In the Jap an ese diet, jnoan- riiDr^ fiom liHinesvIlle tiitnni row entile when he Vrftvti.i tid e' u i .now iru d eicd lo returning vot*-.
.yApon to w orld trade b y th e BrD cra
___tic
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from Texas, introduced nn
Seven airplanes, ' involving 4G wnue, ruem iui Baron h iju ro Shi- night a t tho high school athletic Bee. 15. line to tin
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" 1 ' 11i'*1 m p s t«v- tho com mittee
,
T U !t p re ss, although none of th e Identical wuouiure in the Ileus*servicemen, have disappeared ill Ueiiara adm itted th ill his govern
ti-t re ha» l.o. bc. n .i g >" ioioA
Clmliinnn Ned Sm ith
intronew spapers h are-co m m ented edl- [ Both these hills n
n five week period during storm s m ent Was in no position Ut critiThe gam e is In-lug sponsored i" t.1,'.’,"'1"
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wneii* F r i d ; dtlccil Ednmilil l|. M artin. Scr*
torlaily on th e plan. B ut the I A m ericans nbla to work
or had flying conditions in the i ize the Allied lists of w ar c ri
tho Sanford Kiwanis Club for
' U ilV‘",'.
" > ««'i •" Vi-e O f f l r . c Of Minion County.
ton of the headlines given the j ing work have th e rig h t to useful, region. Ten men have’ been re s minal suspects. And he said horgiiuixat ion's U nder Piivi- .* ntioWtLill light i i fn m i
tij'M a itm rrlnltNl On* exper*
sto ry. im plies
a t the plan
| rem unerative, _______
regular, and full- cued In -th e m ountains of Wash* hail no in to n n atio ii on how many lodged
__ th
___
__ has ______________
(h ilil ren'a
Fund.
Dr. court house in L i n d e ville. Santa
,(-„s | mi, ,incc being.
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N egotiations fo r th e loan have (ime em ploym ent and it is the
northern j,t,ra„,ll(
persons (hr
the occupation au thorities
th o rities l.uthci Doss, prrsiiii-nt of tin- •Mil arrivt* bv unitor, r n t h n ihim l*nnfHV(i.,| sx^ \ t \\u, o riiln nffice I I h lcf o f I'ollcv Rov
” illinni»
m at w ith favor.
I policy of thu United S lates to California, and two are known ,’ L
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Kiwunis Chili, said this morning bv sleigh. •
uitenited to indict or try .
. llt|l| ml, | inpt|
various tvp es ‘‘hIbv Warned m.-ichaot- to scan
been going on between Am erican assure the existence u t all limes dead. Granml rescue p arties nres
th a t tin- cluh anticipated n luigiFiitita will
n i.o y seeing th e o f m v i n - mm being furnished I ‘■nci’ks w d l before
coslumr them
and B ritish financial experts for of sufficient em ploym ent ojipnr- still looking for **ven a i r m e n '»
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crnwtl from Snnroril mid from
Mnrion t ,l,ni1 to ^
for
r m r k h trgern
12 weeks and fears had been ex- > ti nUirt, to enable nil Americans atill m im ing in the anowcap;>ed j In f UTltllC 1 UfSilySlh oth er cities throughout Central ctilaied lights in tltiwufnun Hon vcterntiH rH iiining to
ion*—itini I i iirlnif tntiii**
rntintTr ■ ’ '
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reased oniy recently by tho who have finished school and who wilds.
Florida, silica it will In- the only loud spcakt i unit op-r.ui d b y 1 Mr.’ Marlin roi'Oniinciuleil t h e ' reeding Christmas.
.—
• p S R lS & tS ,
ritlsh th a t the loan ta lk s had do not have fulltim e housekeopfootball game .ployed
FrUii.v .1. K. MncAloxandii. mill
ion. ,.mp |„y,.... . of a full time service I Fcvi’ra! govcriHIH'iit checks liavo
W illiam S purting S tringer. * ID ' X '
irftogged downing responsibilities freely to exnight.
Mired by the M erchants A -oem „ffi,-er f, i Seminole County at M! already d«een stolen fjom mail
ercise thl* rig h t.”
oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Fkwaa ,
It will be tilt- final gallic of lion.
so la n lai gi eiidiigh to attract i
, “ V'1 c ' T , l'"k"ownngly
S enate _ for months. . - th e bill Spur ling; of 708 W est F irst
the season for the local eleven
cashed by Hanford ineixhanU .
f r u m now until C h ris tu m - literA fter kicking around in the S treet, und grandson of the late '
which has racked up seven vic c h a n ts have been urged by tlie lt capaldc mail since assisting the he added.
veteran.', n a h uge <»sk if the
finally was passed in n g reatly J . E. Spurting and Mrs. Flora i
tories in ten s ta lls this season.
lie em phasized
tlm r with the
watered-down version. Cone was Spurting, has been reported m iss - 1 Under the sponsorship of tin They lost to (lie Ktislis Panthers Association in keep wiml'iw.- lit work i ‘ taken seriously.
m illion, of governm ent check,
I'urlitg
evenings,
iiccoriling
to
^
^
ri
the phrase, ‘‘the lig h t" to full Ing on the Navy tran sp o rt, «c- - [’"o t Club m c u . U o f t h r Jom ,, m
M'
Mnrliu
tinswcred
numerous
in the season’s opener, dropped
Fluimes, see ie lo ry .
_ _ . ^
| em ploym ent. Now, th e bill read, cording to Inform ation n n l v a d
question regarding the benefits issued munthlv to ileptimlenls of
ft*
a 7 to a till to K ctU rliim s .. f t rank
in regard to tlie lh.i;i snowfall anil service - available In tin- vete servicemen, "th e tem ptation for
this m orning from Vic* Admira **11 “ * •
n i i u L t . Ki . v s ‘- A ugustine ami were defeat*.. in Florida, Mr. Wilson recently]
fo rg er, is g reat, and
the o p
ran.
for 1fulltim e . cmt e s j r - *! w
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, i •aid it at not only was the snow j Mr. Smi! It pointed out lliol I Inis portunities for them m e m any.”
ploym enL
several inches deep, but I lint, it far lb” service rendered lo vete
"Be sure that yen know your
SlrlnRi-r c n lltls l In the Knvy
h*U
S atu n ln y . Ilwv
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th r
H enry W. W olcott of D etroit. I ’ * B «t e
r
t be hnuew «*p « d |ii*
sp*t
‘ , _ Tho S iste r E llaabeth Kenny )„V” Vcored" IK2 points while iomuined oil till* ground for about ran - of Sc'ifflmli- Could) has been etuhiraer.’* Chief W illiam , ad
Mirh.. . recently arrived to take 1tu re » considered th e -bill a r b it th ree years ago and spent
three ilifya, during width time.
ll« ' Foundation Is operated liy n
I bv K cntter Lloyd F. vised. "Ask for adequate Identi
,^ jv e r the offfee of are a ren t r e - 1*00 atrong. This week they ap- m onths in the A leutians
holding tbo opposition to 7H Moilda hoy, took lull advantage handle
„ oy,(. ,vjl|, ......... mpvn-aiion. How fication. An lio n e t per-nn with
poliU-.ul, non-s.’cturiun lfbni
lfknrii up* pointaT
resentatlve o f tho OPA, a t t h e 1 Provc«l a vcralon fnr loss fuleon,
ty
t
yvet, the t 'minty ('oiiin ii„io n did hi, own check will gladly let
cm.
—
Sanford
A rm ory.
even, than the m ensure passed by Naval A ir S tation a t Kodiak to l.irecttfr* o f national scope,
Sanford -Armory.
Tomorrow n ig h t’s gonm will • ■f it in hit)i- snow ball fight*.
I
b
It
lent
a
full
employment
act
slating
of
public.
arlrlte«l
business
ond
„
|e
high
school
footl.sll
aw
ait
tn
n
sp
o
rtatio
n
to
the
Naval
I
iinpi'ipiInlv $2,41111 for the Hilary you know who lie is."
E. C. “ N ed" Sm ith la id today
In a letter to Chief W illiams
medical,
and
professional
men
und
th
e
Senate.
A
ir
S
tation
a
t
Seattle.
of the m’h i i ' o officer', sei-etnry
careers of eight youngsters who
th a t he had been compelled to
from ia'w i, T. Huff, inchurge of
women
from
many
walks
of
life,
any
longer.
The
House
com
m
ittee
T
h
e
'
Navy
Depairtptent
slated
anil
nthei
office
cxpciiM1
,
for
a
have
played
a
prominent
p
art
n a lg n th is position in order to
the Jacksonville office 'o f the
period )f one year
be able to give full tim e to hi* Burs it the Em ploym ent-Produc th a t fu rth e r d etail! would be giving freely nf th eir tim e with- in the success of thu eleven this
U. S, Hecret Service,
it was
nut
com
pensation.
Tho
Knuodo-.
tion
A
ct.
I
t
speaks
not
of
full
forthcom
ing
when
available.
season.
Linesmen
playing
thcli
fu rn itu re business,
Av ilihciv—
in-id ns
a , V*,
tn tin
disci'1- ' inii
..... u".Ia held
, 1 : stated I hat only ta iTmcks in
lion in Minncupntls, foumb-d ill finu) tilt will tie left end, I.ingle,
em ploym ent, but of a high level
exlrcut ol le rv iie , (Inn could lie rvi,,., 1)lj|iil,„ a tt forged.
“I 1«i«h to express my appre of em ployment.
"If
I o.ior of .Sister Kenny, where she center, K ilpatrick, tackles, Single
mm,dc nvnilnldv uiidet Hie present
tna'ivttisnt e xsrl.i the cere
ciation to landlords and tenants
works many hours daily without ta ry . Sm ith and Clark, anil guard,
In
general
the
bill
passed
by
p a rt-tim e im-th
fo r the patriotic' co-operation th r t
lie should in cashing check, for
com pensation, is supported th ro W athen. It will also l*e the lust
The ronunitltT pm cd a inotiun s tr u n g r i,, till, figure could be
th ey gave the office while I was tho S rnato and the ono peuding
ugh pulillo generosity only.
in
the
House
would
do
th
l*
:
contest
for
halfbacks
Cullutu
ami
.
i,„
f„i
In charge,."
charge*" declared Mr. Sm ith.
tn
? T ,U ua 1
Ilie luiwerful M ciccdi. Bi-nz to evtiilili-h a suh-i-oiiiiit|(lea to lirouglit even lower," said Chief
F ifty perw-tn o f the collection Brooklin, the speed mere hunts
, in 1v hidougeil (o tlie Ccrinaii hllnlv plan, fill a more exten- William*.
4%, Mr. WoFcott .a id today th a t ho >,rov"'® fl'‘,cral Job» “ * ■ " 3t
*
from
th
e
ta
g
s
will
be
sent
to
the
The
City
Commlaaioncrs
met
who
have
given
Fed
opponents
was fond of tho Florida c lim a te ,1 re* ° ^
.uirl.e
Luftwaffe
Chief. Marshal! Her- Hiv,‘
Vr
I,1"’
A recent Secret Service bnlletin
S is trr Ellxalieth Kenny Founda plenty of trouble during the Fall. maun (Joering.
in
a
reg
u
la
r
•••lio
n
yesterday
will be on ilia"'td sul.mt leri.mmcnda# slated that 41 - percent of npa* a t one tfm*. he and Mr*. Wol* n,*n t' T hl'' c°,.uld & ’* * " • -throu* h afternoon and decided th a t thu tion in Miami to fu rth e r the work
The sta rtin g lineup for Che piny in .Snnfnnl i i «v
Mnmhiy 1 ^ 0,,li 1,4 / j 1*’ ,u*x^ meeting. H preheuiled fo rg e r,
eott litnid in Bradenton fo r th ree I n f , T P * 8
in
ID 11-45
th
ere
and
help
in
purchasing
ad
proposed
tennia
court*
will
be
locals
will
be
Liiiglc
uml
K
uatnrr
afurnm .n ««t
3(1 o'doek m llir
U* nnnimijeil of wen* person, under 21.
years. They have one ion in tho I
tbc **ou"<l p*Me* **■
ditional
hospital
beds,
in
the
tra
in
constructed
in
th
e
Municips!
l
’ark
a
t
ends,
Jenklnsoti
ami
Clark
at
fortiit- of Klr«t Street ami Muir- U,,M fMrl,u r- rwimimciiilwl Unit the
A rm y A ir Force, a B-24 pilot, H«"»« «/'<1
’ lUpii^MitutH iv of tin* 1/ill led
an o ther ion who I* w ith
to g eth er and moke th e ir two on th e Lakefront- C ontractors ing of qualified registered nur tackles. Fielding and Cox at nnlir Avinui
had
been
Invited
to
bid
on
the
ses
to
become
ev
t'o
rt
Konny
tech
guards,
K
ilpatrick
a
t
center,
El
ibe.
F ederal Bureau of Inveatlgation,
lis
a
t
quarterback,
Brooklin
und
•
he
display
reject
b
u
t
t
h
e
.
C
ity
had
nqt
nicians,
to
defurv
the
cost
of
be
do!
anyth
in
g
niiout
it
now
and a m arried d au g h ter who live*
— upon
upon, the loot ln tatln g ..aam c. child -quicken- m 1. Cullum—a t —halfback—a n d —Aodur— ilu t.iiu —W ar—.
nltely decided
— tn—Birm ingham ,—Mich:---------------- until-A oxt -ye a r - -------------------------a
k sk
ontract
tlon.i. C
Contractor*
asked the Com the dlecaie bv the advanced Kenny son a t fullback.
mission to decide upon
non the Iocs- Mqfhpd, or of moving hint to tho
Coach K ettles said that Goof Victory Bund' Drive by citizen, and Chairman Smith. The inilial
Dec. ii. |A*I— Offltlon before th ey subm itted olds. In stitu te from soma d istan t stale. S ingletary will not be aide Lo <•( this state.
meeting of the auh-.ennimlttee is riuDETROIT,
i, of General M ntni, und the
The rn r I, 11 convertible sedan, to be , r t at no ca r|y date.
The o th e r 50 percent of all play due to a' hand injury which
Tho City will construct either
CIO United Auto W orkers ure re
a to u rn am en t o r a regulation funds raised rem ains in the local also k ep t him out nf the recent hullet-prisifcd with arnuir pla'.o
suming
their
nrgiatiim s
this
and thick non-fraet urine g i n s
co u rt or possibly a double tourna- com m unities tn be used by local Ult w ith the DcLand Bulldogs.
afternoon, und th eoutlook gen*
It weigh, H.200 pound, anil is pow
M ITCH EL FIE L D . N. Y. Dac. i m cnt or
double regulation com m ittees, lo give ell possible
N
i
g
h
t
erally
i,
optim
istic.
CIO
P
resi
ered by un eight cylinder, twin
T he Deputy Chief of court*,
aid to local medical and health
FO R T LAUDERDALE, Dec. 0. 6 (AP).—
dent i ’hili; M urray ,a y s th a t all
ignition, ItiO hoi>cpowrr m o to r '
A rm y A ir Forces. General
au tho rities and lo establish local
The
Commissioner*
also
d
is
UP)—A alxth airplane la reported the
puliits in dispute will he cuvertnl.
and is capable uf a , peril of 125
Carl HpauU, says th a t tbU cussed the plan of .offering free E lisabeth Kenny Clinics.
overdue by th e N avy aa hundred* country m ust recognize the po
A citizens com mittee Ihul was
mile,
nn
Imur.
. T ag s will be sold a t or nrar
LAKELAND. D e c . fi. L ib - invited hv the union to look Into
of a ir and surface c r a ft acour the litical power held by 13,000,000 p ro p erty to veterans who with
The
cm
\vu,
captured
a
t
l.anfcn,
Floridian, a r e faced w ith H ip
to co n stru ct homes In Hanford. til* Touchton Drug Co., e l RomA tla n tic coast In eearch o f five veterans and th eir fumillas.
dispute issued 11 report today,
F ile uf iimicteriuiuod origin t o Cerntany, by Sgt. Jpc Azora of the p m ,p e rl of another cold, frosty the
M ayor H iggins w as Instructed to' m lllat and Anderson D rug Store
N avy torpedo bombing plane*
suying th a t Hie full pn,sihiUtfen
20th
Armored
Force
thiliuince
S
p
en
t!
told
a
conference
of
day
dam
aged
a
sm
all
building
in
nighl. The W eulher Ilureaii’a Of cnllertive Inn gaining had Hot
m in in g from F o rt u tu o c rd a U A rray A ir Force officials and a rra n g e a Jo in t m e e tln r of (ha and In tho vicinity of the Boat
detachment. •
tem p en itu ir bulletin ,uid:
C ity end County Commissioners Office. Persons are urged by ‘.he re a r of the II. B. McCall e s
sine* la te yeaterday.
been exhausted.
representatives
of
civilian
o
rg
an
tate,
a
t
F
ourth
Ktroct
und
Mag
"Foil-cunt fin peninsular F lor
to be held Dee. 16, since the Mrs. Chapm an to buy u ta g and
a , The five plane* w ere due back
NO
FUR
COAT
Iteonening of negiatinns follow*
isations
i
yesterday
th
a
t
it
m
ust
nolia
Avenue
where
some
goods
ida for tonight und
Friday
County has an in te re st in some to help in th is w orthy cause.
M B
fh elr baae but reported by
of m inor value were stored, ac
morning:
Mnstly clour skies, announcem ent in W ashington 'o f
* radio yeaU nlay th a t th*y had be rem anbered th * t exserviceman C ity p ro p erty w hile th e City has
CHICAGO.
Dec.
0,
HP)—Dol
a new guveriinicnt wugc-prlco
cording to F ire Chief M. N. Clevoan In terest [n soma County proonly enough ru*l fo r about 76 are young and susceptible.
phin* Futek sta rted having nii-ki-1* light winds with long intervals policy allowitiK iiiunufucturers to
DOES IT PAY ?
iand.
of culm uml colder all districts.
m lnutae o f additional flying.
Firem en answered the call a
t
'
*
h«n . ,' h* w* » . 13 Frost deposit will form w herever apply for price increases to off
T he alxth plane reported ml*ath* G eneral, o r to thoee who*
CORTLAND, N. V.. Dec. fi, </P> f:13 A. M.. A nother blaze, .1 years old because she w anted u forecast tempera tin e , are 116 set w age boosts.
Ing la ft th e B anana E lver S ta said
fur
coat.
Y
esterday
Delphi no
Meanwhile, P resident T rum an's
prom ise to rem edy th eir real or
—Her* U a sto ry th a t concerns tru ck aet on fire by a blow toren,
degrees und lower.
HAILEY HITS MERGER
Im agined wrong*. Spaatx added
two h unters. It seems th a t they wee p u t o u t a t 11:46 o’clock this staggered into tha Steel City
"T e m p eratu re,, on high gmuml strike-prevention legislation is be
Bank
under
a
load
of
four
su
g
ar
fore the House Labor Com mittee
both saw ■ deer. The conversa m orning a t the Yates Body Works,
th a t discontentm ent makes fo r
sick* and two q u u rt Jars full of will ini a b o u t" seven degrees today. I'uhlie h earin g , likely will
YfASHINGTON, Dsc. 0. ( /P i- tion between the two nlmrods was 106 N orth Palm etto Avenue.
troubled w ate rs In which unscrup
w an n er than on low ground.
nickels.
Bank
d
a
rk
s
counted
If!
Admiral
William
Halsey
hurled
ulous politicians like to fish.
som ething like th is: “ You saw
“ Lowest tem peratures Friday be held and approval !, expected.
a broadside today a t tha proposal him f ir s t—go ahead and fire."
W ithin the n ast two days policj thousand coins. But Delphine had
in coldest
locations
to m erge th e arm ed forces in a “ No,” replied the other, “ I insist h ea d q u arte r, has received com- changed liar mind about g etting morning
• ingle d e p a rtm e n t H e called tha th a t have th e honor of the first ilainta from ira te woman living a fu r coat. Sha used tho tfTckels occurring about 7:16 A. M.
“ Orlando district — Frultlund
ODD PFI.I.OWM
idea un-A m erican, un-democratie shot." Meanwhile another hunt
n th a neighborhood o f Oak Ave for a $1,000 victory bond.
Park, 30; Fern Park, C assel
and dangerous, and hlntad th a t it e r—n o t so polite— sew the stsg nue and Ninth S tre et th a t femiberry,
F
orest
City,
Huwcy,
32;
The institution of the Ft. Mellon
m ight be th e w ork of revolutiou- an d sh o t him ."
nfn* undergarm ents had been
Conway, Dr. Phillips, Kissimmee, Encampment No 2*2 of the Odd
schemera who w an t to m ake
Reginald Goode and his Pro- Umatilla, 33; Hanford, IWinter Fellow* will lake i-lnre Sunday
stolen o ff the clothee lines. O ther
Ifne o f
A ta lk on economic condition* clothing on the line* wes unmu- vlncetown P layers, Higt Good* ami Garden. Plymouth. jl4."
afternoon at c o n nVIm-k in the
In PalesU aa will be given Friday lee tod, It w as reported.
K ennctr Paine, wilt rep eat tlielr
I. O f -I
Hal! foilnw tug.w hleh
evening by BgL Isadora Gramperform ance o f Lee Tnom pson’a
Following two days of rain the th ere, will be e Iiiinquet, ac co rd -'
fine, fo rm e r economist of th*
Mr*. Ida Diehl of Route 2, has m ystery play, “ M urder W ithout wind shifted Into the northw est ing to F . II. Ashdown. P ast NohW
U . 8. D epartm ent of Labor, at received w o rd th a t h er son, Pfc. Crinie, in th e ir improvised little th is morning with the usual drop Grand.
*1 Diehl, hoe arrived in th* th e ate r in the Pico Hotel lobby, tn tem perature. In Sanford . the
A>l (bid Fallows interested
i/U r le r f l n r tw o' y t i n T huriday, F rid a y and S atu rd ay lAinlmum recorded we* 37 de iofning 'b f E ncam rm ent can
A m y in tho south P ari^ *WnM«i
evenings sa tt 8:3C
8:30 P. M. and S et- grees, according lo B. F. W ldtner, in ac charter members, 1;
weatherman.
«,<W P. •M. - 1
tencling the meeting, U W*S-<
a
Full Employment Local Youth Is
Bill Suffers' Big | Missing On Lost
Reverse In House Naval Transport
Santa Claus Scheduled To
Marion County
Arrive In Sanford Dec. 15 Service Officer
Addresses Group
Fed Eleven Ready
Measure Is Revised To BadWcathcrHamperB
Make It Mere Sha
N a v a J Activity In
dow Of Former Self
Search For Plane
For Kiwanis Tilt
Wi t h (Gainesville
Seminole County Vet
- Committee P l a n s
To Extend Service
....... "■
V
g
Citizens W a r n e d
Against
s7.;0f Cashing Checks
.
ag Day Will Be
Held S a t u r d a y
Henry W. Wollcott
Assumes Duties As
O P A R en t O f f ic ia l1c f e ®
,'enllt’*r ,0 “
Herman Goering’s
Mercedes Will Be
Displayed Monday
Tennis Courts To Be
Built On Lakcfront
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^f>th Navy Airplane
Is Reported Overdue
Power Of Veterans
Must Be Recognized
Another Cold
Reported In S i g h t
Fire Damages S m a l l
4th Street Building
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
BUSINE SS SERVICE
W E ARE luilv equipped and
knot? bow lo rorap your tlrea.
F IL L up with kci«Acne and fuel
Nnturnl ml.bar of aynthetle.
oil before winter..
we protect Inc sltli'wall* of
II. II. POPE CO., INC.
• your tiro. Jonca Tire Shop,
Cor. lat and Elm, phone 008.
TWO FARM S FOR S A L E —One
3 acre*, tiled land, 1 Rood well, SEVUNCJ
mnchlne*
repair*!.
2 atory houae, 1 car RarnRe, 1
All Mnkca.
Willlnm*’ F W t
rool houae, 000 ft. Weat of ( Shop, 206 W. IM St.__________
Lake Monroe Pott Office. One
—5 acrea, all tiled, Rood well. 2 BODY A N D Fender denM, paint
atory. houae. 2 atory bam, U
injury or fadinR .ahould be
mile wrat on OranRc Boule.
corrected now to combat aging
vnril. J. W. null, Lnke Montoe,
and weather ini'. A new painIcaa method nwaila yon at •
Phone 107
______ ■-~ • ■
YATE S AUTO P A IN T & *
ROOFING -r-j. Rrnnd new. aolld
BODY SHOP
*-«dlamlrufnf~ sheet roofing. V- 109 N. "Palmetto Ave. Phone 3 f f
enmp niul xngp lock stylo*. Phonexitr at once! Fulenwldcr W ASHING machine* repaired^
" Alitl ull 'liomo."appllanec*. CdfdDistributing Co
Box .7361, 1110 Lancaster Drive,
well General Repair Shop, 707
Orlando. Phono 217.70.
,
North Mills, Orlando, phone
2-11172. f'romnt service.
M IK E SAILS' 30* arrtTfnrm, 10
acrea tihHl. See Mm. A. MenExpert Aufl* Repairing
emlex, 101(1 Orunge Avc.
llarflrld & Jackson
in rnnnection with
SHEET
Music, popular n nd Yate< Auto Paint & Body Works
itaiidard, hook music and music
Phone 371
instruction .|n>ok« at Tho Music
Hnx in tfie J ’ i lin'Cm Theater
'
AlITtS PA IN TIN G * T .
Ily g.W . ••Pjit” Jolinaon
16-year*
Experience in auto and
RECORDS - All the latest' popu
lar*, string music nnd album aircraft painting- Sanford'* popu
act* for Ghriatmn* gift* nt lar paint authority.
H OLLER MOTOR SALES
your music store. The Music
208 W. 1 st S t . ____
Box in tile Princes* Thruler
• nidg._______ ___ ._____ * ’ MOTOR TUNE*UP '
‘
A L L f) F , BLOCK 10," eighteen Factories recommend it every
lat*, or wilt sell uny o f lots, 6000 mile* nr twice a year.' Es
runs from I nke Mnry highway sential to efficient cur perforto Crystal loike, nil beautiful mnnrc. Our expert mechanics and
lots. See E. T. Ciuhrun, loike Sun'Motdr Analyser assure aatlafnrtlon. Conic In today.
HOI.M ill MOTOR SALEH
G U ITARS: Limited number of
20H W. lat HI.
new one* on sale now. Also
EXPERT
service on machines,
•used
occordinn,
Banjo
and
Electric irons, oil boater* and
other musical instrument* in
rook stove*, harked.by 10 years'
now condition ut The Music
experience. Phone 701-J.
Box in . the Prihcc** Theater
Building.
HELP WANTED
M AN'S bicycle, pre war. $26.00.
HI6 lourrl Avr.
G IRL for Hodit l-'oimtatn at Laney’* Drug Store. Part time or
BIRD dog, 2 ,*A year* old, well
full time.
.
trained,
excellent
rctrbver.
Call 4<H-W n fliT -1:00 P.-.M.
FO U N TA IN eirls. Apply Shin'*
Serylro, Hanford Naval Air
YOUNG healthy cuhlmge l imits—
Station.
Copenhagen und Murlon Market.
— R rW r Estes, Phone 2X21, Gviudo. ORANGE tucker*. Hanford Fruit
Co., Stale Furmcr*' Market. .
BROWNING automatic 20 gauge, FULL tlmo bookkeeper - steno
and case, used only one hcunoii;
grapher, good salary to start.
cuse shells. 708 Laurel Ave.
Must • lie permanent 'resident.
Apply Box J, c/o Herald.
YOUNG girl’s' bicycle. Phone 07J.
ONE 1040 Chevrolet truck with MAN TO supervise packing In
celery warehouse. Year round
two ipecd axle* mid 826 X 20
work for the right man. Phone
tire* in A — I condition, good
Oviedo 2871- A. Dudn & Sana.
slako J**ly. .lames R. I.l*k,
Monroe Corner.
______ M AID fnr Sanford Clinic. Apply
Mm. Mary Rawlins, Masonic
ORANGES und Tangerine* packed
Building, Park Avc.
for shipping, nlve’s, Orlando
llighwiiy, phone 828-W.
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B E A U TY O PE R A T O R S ^ Senior
and Junior. Permanent employ
SM ALL electric radio, 800 Mui
ment with weekly guaraalee
not In A viv
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portion to skill und effort ap
plied. Exclusive Shop, catering
to
Dnylonu
Ilcucli *
fines)
clientele. For appointment or
NICE TWO stora house In IgHtgparticulars, writo Hlgrid's lleau.
wood, see J.$M, Cook, Longty Salon, 206 Bcabrccxe Boule
wiuhI. with tha t). P. Swope Co.,
vard. ' Daytona Beach. Florida,
Orlando.
stating experience and when
iivuilolde.*
D O L L ’ enrringo and cushion in
good condition, >7.60. JI4 I’a i’t G IR L for full time job. Apply
Avc., Phone 347-J after 4 I*. M.
lleacon Dairies. 222 Magnolia
Ave.
M AN ’S bicycle In gootl
tion, good tires, pre-war
MAID wanted for County Home.
Box 172—W, Upsnlu.
Phone 3008.
RE-WAR, wheel toy nil plane
STENOGRAPHER—Clerk,
for. child lirtwecn .7 and it, la
nr full time. Good pay.
ride, good condition. 21X1 W. Olli
Street,
MAID wonted fnr Valdex Hotel.
ONE Jersey milk cawi
Apply lielwoen (1:00 A. M. und
E. I.. Dunn. Monroe
12 uiMin.
Phone 034-M.
interrupted hy onr rnong people.
I v a t tore of disappointed
dial the public failed Ae respond
when naked lo vacate the flrat
nine rowa of aeata for the band
and releryeten," eapecia1|y alnce
it » n « homecoming nifht.
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rrnliie their a|de too aa there
were tew aeata left hy that tiiae
and I think the arhool ahould
have had the needed apace roped
orf.
However, that la behind
Wlih
ua and we hope before another
JU LIAN STKNHTItOM
football aeaadn rnlla around we
HERALD SPORTS EDITOR
will see new atanda on the north
aide and the onra on the aouth
painted and put into rood condi
Here’* u letter we've rereived
tion before Sanford
Hanford haa any
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from Mr*, George Stine of thi*
accidents from falling aland*.
city,
I hope I am not sticking my
"I like your column. ‘Markina
neck nut aa we have only been
'Em Up* and hope every rillten of RemllRnf Ctilint) read* here five short veara. but we love
' It with :is murh interest as I Sanford and I hope I never have
. do. _ liiJiirr ..anything else la lo leave."
We certainly tig re/ with Mm.
■Haile .t- uoahr°m > to are San• ford have n new hospital. That Stine 100 percent about the con
to me runicj-before new nlamlH struction of the hospital. Wc vet
at' tHTTirtiHurnTT^immiha punt; erans “who have come hdme from
tennis courts and etc.
How nil pm l* or the world know better
ever, I am In favor of all these thnn anyone the voice o f adequate
IhlnRs loo, ^aperialjy the eon- hospital fnrilltie*. Thanks for your
atrurlion of eland* on the north letter it ml for* your interest.
aide of the high ' school foot
Onr arRument we have In
ball field. I do object lo the proposing the cortsfruetlon of
moving o f ' our
own
rheerina
adcq'.inlr Nesting 'faellitlea at
aectinn, hand and reieryellr* In
the athletic field I* that ene ’of
the mirth stand*.. What would,
thns- day* -omc hard running
a football game be- •»llhoul<
hack is going lo get lockled*
that?. Ye*, I mis* n play smne-'
near the sideline and two or
time* and have,to pester Gwor«e
three Rlayera wllj rraah Into a
aa lo wlmt h'si'pened' all In
Iiroun of.fa n * ■landing an inch
cause I had liren watching and
from the. out of hound* stripe.
llalening (and enjoy Inc it loo)
And. son -Hodv'A going to be
to our virarinoi young people
sererlv
injured. . B u t
even
acrrtndng nnd spurring • their
though we can't gel the atanda
team.on lo vlclorv. Without
this season, some precaution
IT. it would be Jlar a clrru*
should he taken during the
without It* parade ard clown*,
It also
(•ainmvlllr vame. ..
. Would
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or watrhing a big |eagur game
give the writer* end announcer*
of baseball withitUt peanut*. Let
an unobitraded view -of th*
those who do not rare for all
down marker and chain that
this Inl.V- their plare in Ihr'north
en up and d «»n the field fnr
stands.
in ca*e yuu don't haupen to
know, all yardage gained. or
I heartily, agree that a press
Inal I* figured from the mark
box be constructed on thr nurlh
er and chains.
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Wo'vo talked over thla neve
take rare id announcers and the
like. Then you would not he~ stand* Idea with *evexal loeal
gridiron fan* phil everyone'* in
favor o f the ronstructinn. Moat
of thent also eeein tn think that
flip locul school has m^ilc n good
WANTED
profit ho fur this year from gat*
receipts nnd that the construction
50 PIA N O S
could bo financed hy the school’s
ulhteilr nsioc'alion. Wc hnvrn’ t
talked with Herman Morrl* about
this as y d . hut we’ll give you a
n port within the next few ilaya.
However. It must he remembered
iliai money“ hiadP“ on football at
SplnelH, Studios, or
|Seminole pays for every other
Ruby Grands.
I snorting activity at the institu
tion.
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4100 for Uprl j f htKsome good trnnl* courts at the
Plnin cage.
high school, but we understand
they've been allowed to rjte^
down and are in bad ronditioN..
Write Iilrxcr Wealcr
Whv can't tho*e court* be re
' conditioned?
709 S. Florida Ave.
W A N T E D TO R E N T
rolls, per roll, $10226.
40 inches high, 0 inch stuy, 20 rod
rolls, p»r roll. $14.25.
Abruxxi llye. p»r bushel, $4.26.
4/6 Citrus luigs, per M, $U6.6.i.
Co lb. ('ahlinge bugs, per M,
165.00. Citrus Lags und callngc hags delivered in M Im*
and ave.-.
A. M. PRKVATT
HKVII LF„ FLA.
P1IONK 2104
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F A N C Y Christmas' Boxes Fruit
shipped dully. 110 W. First
St. Full stock fruits anil vegutables fresh daily across .street
from Princess Thoater B. E.
Aiken. Hr. ____________________
SM ALL
furnished
apartment.
Adult, permanent. Thane 3(10.
6 OR 0 room house, three adults,
permanent. Located In Sanford,
DcLaml, Orange City or Win
ter Park. Phono County 2806.
W AN TED — A desirable meeting
plnre one afternoon a week;
2:30 to 6:00; from now through
April, for n cultural activity
for 10 to 26 person*. Write
detail* about space, rate and
day* available — The Leusers,
42o N. Grandview A v *„ Daytunu
Ilcucli. Fla,
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U iX'KE R pirn-. mire lir?di-ord*r BHOTGUN - flhelli -tt- H bv* - -1*now for Christmas. 014 Myrtle
gunge, shot sit* 74k and $'a,
will exchange fo r 10 guaga
Avc.
7 Ik, 8 or 0. Jack tllfcll, phone
123, or after a P. M. 762-J,
M ISC E LLA N E O U S
SPECIAL celery plant* for B
acres about Dec. 20 or later.
Henry Schumacher, Phone 220-J,
V E P A Y highest cash prices for
tutsd furniture. Haynes A ’W il
liams Furniture Co., 811 E. 1st BUY'S bicycle — to buy or trail*
for man's alightly used bicycle
Phone 254— M
BORROW IIEHK W IIE K K
H AV E--calls . lor or»ngi
P R IV A C Y IH KKSJ’ BCTRD
ives. List youra with J. M.
UR natural desire for privacy
>k, Longwood, Fla. O. P,
a money matters Is strictly
*s pec led hero. Friend* end
’slattve* are not questioneil
bout your credit Your cmdoyer or business associate*
rill not hear o f your personal
i f aim. There’ la no cause for FOUND: Billfold In Margaret
Ann
Saturday. Owner
may
have by paying for adv. Call
ible credit requirement*
at Th* Sanford Herald.
Lakeland, Fla.
Jap Colonel Gives
Excuse For Killing
American F l i e r s
DOST: Brlndls Boston Bull, an
swers to name, "Topper". Phon*
862-W..
Reward.
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Florida State' Bank to Arthur
Johnson
Honorable Dladiargv* > •
U. 8 . Nary to Bernard David
Lake.
Army o f United Stated to Ralph
W. Vincent.
U. H. Navy to Edward I'ntillo
Allman.
Army o f United States to Jnmea
Hickson.
Army o f United Statea to Daniel
L. Whitaker.
Army of United Statea to Carl
Bacon.
Army of United Stulci to John
P. Uelyeu, Jr.
U. 8 . Navy to Rooaevelt Ho
ward.
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Army of United Statea to A l
bert Morgan.
Naval Service Certificate o f
Discharge to Rooaevelt McClain,
Sr.
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beheaded five American flier* on
Mill A toll - In the Marshalls after the nirmcn had been shot
down.
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Oiahi said he received hia or
ders to ' execule the American
airmen front" the Nnvy commander
on Mill Atoll, ('apt. Masuttori
Shiga.
' 'xr ~(li»hi nnd nine other Japan* le
lurJL,yn.ltjalJor fontiJicii^ . A m y . of Uailed Statea to.Payid
o ff in tali
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in the alnyinra of the American Humphrey.
fliers.
....
The Japanese will be exe-l Army o f United State* to Evans
cut.il If they are convicted.
I J. Bacon.
Oiahi — a* have other Jnponete
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OCSSIC MANNINO
WITNESS th* HonoraUl* O. P.
WAT LX Y, ALABAMA
Ton art liirrtiT ord.tfd and »*• Herndon. t!Urk of sold Court. at
H
an
ford. Florida, uod th* Official
•lulrrd to l>t and captor upon the
7tti.dny of January. A, D. 1141, I d ,«al thrreof; thla tha 21th dar
ttlai Mill of complaint fil'd Malnat
you in thla r«u>r In the cirt-olt
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Long
a s r t i S
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the eircum-tlancmr oh^Mill, Imt he Company Office placctl .jhird in
ailnlilted In th* seme breath that “
courteay contejt .for tho
Such execution* had violnted «vnn AUanU terrilory, according to a
Japanese penal ■law.
. - telegram received thla morning
Seminole County
Court Record
Warranty Deeda
• tion to her cuet
Curtis, Harold A. et ux to Aubrey i for making It
I liulicock et ux.
Fiyer, Nellie L et vlr R. M. to
N. Hutton.
Masey, Minnie Roue to Claude
L E G A L N O TICE
Wllkina.
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Van Ruskirk, Maude et *■ Heim
of Juatln U. van Buakirk to D. C.
Dickerhof.
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Vnn uaklrk, Maude C. to D. C. I'.uiniy
Dickerhof f et ux.
LumI’ uji
Evans, Vermun L. et ux to L. I wln u,
it. Andera et ux.I'aritiin
Associated profesor* o f Loylgi
College to Sweetwater Hunting
;
Club, Inc.
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it. lltl
(aissellierry Ganlens, Jnc. to Freil vIn Ion
II-C la rk et ux.
ru,cr,!,«
D ffd
it H*r»ii
'. Flrat National Bank, Trust. J|u»nli*ti
Malthie Eat. to khlward C. S U ln -i _ _
l>cck et ux.
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Real E» tale Mortgages
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Fimt
Galloway, John IH U N T IN G
Fed. Hav. tk I .nan Asm
Dickerhoff, P.C. et ux to Maude
C. Van Buskirk.
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, Durak. Michael Joseph et ux In
T. A. Stile* et ux.
B U S IN E 9 S
Chattel Mortgage*
Murphy, Kenneth M. tn Florida
Slain Bank.
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Glenn, Brice tn Florida State
Keys are now bring made, ui
colored aluminum. To dsl*. the Bank.
Satisfaction of Mortgage
keys have slocvl up tn 60,000 livShepherd, W. II. ct ux In J. E.
sertion* In teste.
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required to return to 8 anford
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FIRST In total volumo of car and track torvico In town after
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Field Marshal !
Explains Why
nds O f Russians
led O f Exhaustion
Secretary Announces
Changes To Give,
M o r e Recognition
STUTTGART, G a rm a n y.
Dee. 4, (A l* )— It la the Intenllen Of the United State*
government to send enough
rood Into Germany thla win
ter to booat the average ra
tion of calories for the Ger
man people. The American
military governor for Ger
many, Lieut. Oeneral l.ucioa
Clay, amid today that th*
average ration will be 1SS0'.
. calorie*.
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WASHINGTON. Dec. 4
(A P ) — Admiral William 1
Leahy h i* come out agafi
tor' |i. -pus*| o r a single
tlnnal defense
* *
' departmett,
it rxdicaL
which cub expreliecTIn Hiie atafemehl—"M ORE PFOPLE
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ViAB'.UNGTON. Dec.. -I, R fV
Navy Secretory James Knnjstul
announced tm la y 'n reorgaaiiK
tion o f (lie naval high cemimaiil
to ni-conl greater, recognltimx in
the Navy'* air grot. I «». .«iL .
said the, cliMiige* were do. enu ■
NUERNBERG, Germuny,
oy whnt hr inlleil tho "increg..
Ingiy dominant" role of aviation
Dec. 4, k
( A P )—One of Adolf
in the Navy.
Hitler*i« closest military ad
' Ai.il For rental said ua further
visors today described the
evidence of th.' vvolution' o f mi
German invasion of 'Russia
' .ill inr (tower, aviator* will be
given fleet commands in tha podio s a "preventive - dc/ensivt
W A S H IN G T O N , J)eo.
I,
«var Navy.
war.” That's the answer,
(A
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Thi*
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in
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coRfrcMThe Naval Secretary dla loafil
given oy. Field Marshall Wil
nion^l lV n rl IIu rlH ir Invoatlj:hat iimc of tho Nuvv'a forau'ift
aviator* •• Admiral John H.
helm Keitel to one of a scr
RntiiiK- C o m m ittco .n o u r it
ngVii-nltutui chemist
Tower* — eventually will rr)Licr
ies of questions submitted
UKiiiii tm ljiy rrom M ujon Gcn.md developing front
Admital Raymond A.* Spii <riiV
by Associated Prea* correspond4
-*nil Shcrni.'iii .Mile* on ttveiua
is commander-in-chief o f th • 1 ■*»-'
en» Daniel de Ltce and Nolnnd
lo ad in g up to tlio JiijunosH
cific fleet. Number, one naval !
Norgaard. Keitel ia among the CARRYIN G TH E B A LL Army wullhack Blanrhnrd crosses the goal
Tower* now ronitnunds i
SIH'ilk
al la rk .
And
a yiiiiy
20 German defendant* on trial line for the fim t touchdown uguiuxt Navy in the first qunrtcr of the aviator
the Fifth Fleet -• Hpruanio'* fo r
G o ih t u I .Milos w ho w as C h iof.
for war crime* at Noumberg.
game in Philadelphia's Municipal Stadium. Blunchant scored three mer command liefore li» relieved
The 02-year-o|d Field Marshal of the five touchdowns a
of
A rm y
ln ti'lliR on ce'
in
it. ended in « Diet Admit ill Chester Ni.iiitx.
~RGl_v«me-iip-»**lli pievinitxly-uu
rs. (Intermit
32-1.7 victory for th*' Pol
I Soutii (photo)
Under the reorganixuliuil plat).
disclosed infm mation.
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qualified naval uviator* will get
General M ile. <ii,| that -Inytl
three o f the aix top join under
opposed Hitler's war plane. And
Iv liefoic noon on Dee. 7. I till
Chief of Nnvnl Opcrutions Ntmlta.
e# hi* attitude Is summed up in his
the day of the IVarl Harbor ntOther .change* lo bs 'effected
expressed desire— If he ahould
luck, there irn, a general ulaJI*'
under the reorganisation |lan will
win freedom—to retire to his
uieeling at tendril
hy
General
see the transfer of another naval
country eafato and write a book
•nilmu ..| i h -mi t, |., iiiiu |. iii.l
tiqurgo i . Mm hull, then ( b i f f
uviator -- Vice Admiral Marc A .
■ called "M y Metnorlee o f Soveq
Illst-rtkidi>., xill'll a- me u ed liy
of staff. Mile* .jiil that general
Mitsrhrr — to ’ the ' command i t
Years with Adolf Hitler." *
grower* of-th i* utv.1. i> ini4 in
staff of fire l
ilgieed with Gen
the Eighth Fleet based in the A t
One o f th* questions asked
opriallun in ii
plant which i,
eral Mar-lmll that .lupnn might.
lantic. Mitscher
currently
is
Keitel by the Assoclsted. Tress
located on North Elm Avenue
*tnke .it Thailand hy 1 P.M.,
serving as Deputy Chief of Naval
CHUNGKING. Dec. 4. (A7— A ninth of the Clown Pnpci Com
concerned responsibility for such
tt'n diingtnn nine.
Operations for Air.
Chinese
Jires*
dispatch
suid
tmlay
tragedies a* that In 1841, when
Genorul Mile* read to the com
Forrestal ulso announced that lliut Independent Mnnchuriau for- pan)', it was unnnnnrcd today liy
By JU LIA N STBNHTROM
hundreds of thoussnds of Russian
mittee fiom a menioraiiduln he
the office of Vice Chief o f Naval cm marched Into Mukden to wel- Flank Shames,- secretary a n d
Herald S|>url* FUlllor
war prisoner* died while in Ger
.
11 miilHur* Iin I'nu* I'wuj
Operations •- currently held by rum* nationalist ftirces, only 20 treasurer.
lie Seminole
lligli
S.I100I
man custody. Their deaths official
Irving Felnlwrir. who for n.
Admiral Frederick C. Horne - miles away from the liig industrial
i'fy Feds, up nguiiiot n luiru
W '.ly wer* ascribed to “ exhauston."
numlicr uf year* Iin* been' agri
will lie asiignrd to Vico Admiral city.
>ung DuLaml lljgli - . The Field Maiehal'*-ewply point
1). C. Hams*'’ a naval aviator,. Tbr.dUpaUh said a hrothgr of cultural clicvuixt for GliimV and
ren llwl wax spoiling two
ed out that moet o f these libsfopipnny,
lias liecn nami'd jiruslRamsey now Is1deputy cinmandei- 4 Chinese marnhal who once kid
s wlio were ili-playing excel
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•lent of Ihe new- eilemieiil eonin-chlef of th* Pacific fleet.
l ilwfelislvc play, fougllt tlu-ii
napped Generalissimo Chinng Kai cern; W. It. .h'hniirt", local foi'd
/ to 11 7 to n victory over III
Forrestal emphasised that al- 1 Shrk had piocluinual himself an meiclmnt I* vice |irvjfl«'il. und
Idng* In—
t night ol the Muitici
though the carrier is w hat he i ally of Chiang nnd had sent Ins W. F. Thorne Is field irpi.-i'iita.HLitlimu in Delond.
called the "cutting edge" o f the troop* into the city.
*
live. Until Mr. Jennings on I Mi.
1 fiimlile hy Friend in 1)10
present Nnvy, lie feels it should. . He is General Chang Ilsu-Shili, Thorae were fminaily villi tho
( W ASHINGTON. Dec. -1, |/17—
■mol Imckfo-hl and levovered
he home in mind that the carrier brother "of Marsh'll Chan Such- Kilgore Seed Company ami am
.Seminole on ilie l-V.I 17 yai I t ongiesi h i t.ikim qui^l, action
must la- Lucked up by n well- { Liung. Tim Marshal ha* been familiar -with the needs of local
' paved the way for Sanford’-. on President Truuinn'a miuest
balanced fleet.
held liv th? Chinese Nationalists grower*.
V scoring diive, t.'nlliim picked for 11 new luhoi law. l**.oler* in
since 10.17. after holding Chiang a
Machlnoiy lias liecn inslullcd
tin•••• yaids. off right tackle •he House uii.l tlmt a hill to
kidnap prisoner for 12 days. Gen in the plant for tliu mixing of
llrnoklin Hit left lueMe fur cully out Ihe 1'iesiilimt'* pro
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hnv<r
pledged
W ASHINGTON, Dec. 4. (47—
rh-micsls, nnd according to Mr.
I’e in 111 e.
\ndvi :o)ii went posals .would l.e offered today nr
himself ready to join the National, Sliunii's, thr rompany will l-e
Th* nation’s War Finance Direc
nugli Hie cmdei fill seven toiporrow. A ........ . a o ' is in
lit cause if given assurance* ijint
tor, Ted Gamble, has no fear
in |io»ition In fill deiqnnds for
I induced, the llofl.-e * l.aimr Com
his brother —.the Mursliiil — would Ihe latest product* occxled liy
about the success of the Victory
mittee will liiild lieui lugsr The
not lie molested.
loan—he says th* country will
grower* and will wnC. in close
Gliief Exci-iilive lia* a ed Con1 U.2 U, a *, a second lieutenant.
Meanwhile, A dispatch fiom As co-upeiutiun witli ircomniundacveraubscrtb* the quota of $ 1 1 ,000,
giess to ntithni {/■<•; fuct-flndlpg
Joining th* 7th Field Artillery
sociated Pies.-c Correspondent Rlcli- tion* o f the new Central Florida
000,000 worth of war bonds. But
*J|*ocedurei. ip Uupoitniit l..ibor
Itegt. nt Ft. Banning, Gn. ^After
aid
llrrgliolx
at
Chinsien,
Munch
.1
Gambia and United State Trea
i,isiu|len,
# ■
the May maneuver* in Louisiana, : DREW FIELD, T A M PA . Dec. 4. tin, placed Nationalist forces 12 » r.xpviiment Station hi Sanford.
sury officials, am fearful that
, (Hpe.'inll— Release front a c t iv e
The Tinman Puh wifi studied
The
rompany
will
umleitake
ho
wus
sent
to
Ft.
Ethan
Ai.cn,
ntilei from Mukden, ill IrHst us
one nf the campaign's most im
Jm Hi Hgij.11: Miliiat y. t ‘nntiniU*o
Vt. where th* second li-iyalm« to j dutv at the Army Air Forces e- far as the mnin body of their lo seiVu the tlenmiids -u.' rncul
ilii. non nun: The m dltiiv trtoun
glowers first, nnd later exportb
which he waa .assigned berime j paratioo station at tins field to troojs i* concerned.
1 oMsiiloi 1 | iidilim: tile I’lesidant'*
to
serve
u
wider
territory,
Mr.
the 32nd Field Artillery Bn. lie day marked the completion of II
Ih e A P fnricspondrnl say* the
|iio |mo.iiI to on anti tiil.e bill
I ipcpth* of servicu bv 2nd. Lieut,
iriiM tlan r* Oa I'a e r T »»u i
Iwtters will lio
commander of thi piationnlist fur- Hliume* said.
Hint. till.-:uK ix -o: fin 1inusO
j’Ollvrr L. Butner, Jr.
res is awaiting only the green mailed nt regulnr intervals to
lift
ion.
Now on terminal leave, he is ight from Russia to begin .the growers telling of tin- latest, de
Aooihtr Hoi c cioit'oittee has
one of mole tnan 26,000 men u>- final mnich on Mukden. However, velopments in agricultural rhciiiaup.'oved in 1 oi|i|i>yiiient hill.
idle money to buy bonds with it—
1 leased to date at this separatum f-e ruin.i-.ciiuer emphasises that leal*.
Hoc 1 m i . Hi,- oirnsiue nil nuved
and divert all that money from
station. During hi* |>crlod of ser his troops will nut liegin this
hy tlii* expendlturi committee is
Inflationary spending. And right
vice he wa* a pilot of B-26 \ march until occupation nsgoti.i
uni the Mi-tMliid fu,I emptily incut
now, the purchase o f E-bonds hy
B-17 co-pilot on B-28 type air lions with the Rusiuns are comple
lull a died -liy Pie nleat Tinman.
Individuals is showing a decided
craft. He received his rommi*siou ted- or, until it liecomrii dear tlie
I lie legislation 10 okayed hy the
lag. Monday, for instance. Eon Dec. 23, 1844 at L. J. A. A. F-. Nationalists will have to battle
rollliniltre sets 0 goal -o f high
bond sale* wer* some $18,000,000
Up until 2:00 o’clock this after Colorado.
Chinese rommunists for |ios*r*ilevel of employment.
less than the dally sales pattern
A t tlie time of hi* release from Ion of Mukden.
noon, 03 votes had been rast in
which th* W ar Finance Division
the City Hall In the election of active duty, appreciation fnr ‘ liis
4** o f the Treasury had set up.
candidates for twe vacancies' fur set vices was expressed in u mes
*
It Is true that E-bond sales
the Citv Commission. It was re sage from Brig, 'Gen. Y .’ lL Tuy- 3iSfft. Robert Brown
since the campaign opened on
ported by him. Margaret Rarnes, ocmmandmg general of Drew
Julius
Dingftldrr
nnnounn-d
O ct 28 are ahead of the all-over
Field, stating “ The Army Air Returns From Burma
election clerk.
.
yesterday nfttrnoon that he w u
ttern that the Treasury set up.
Slated for election are l^a R. Force* deeplv appreciate your
R/Sgt. Kolu'it Ray Brawn, son shipping the fimt relriy from the
lee are about $02,000,000 ahead
I-esher in group two, n position service. You have helped to make
o f the quote. But Director Gamble
WxE. Liinith. uL A IZ J X m I liliilr -today. Ui Hur. mujui-—uurlh.formerly helil_by M- J. l-mlgr. i l possible. fo r the aerial combat
TH7r'F, .tx“ 7irTrrtprprt
unlicipiiti----- point* out that during : the last
__ _____
____•* I'llt-' iwo |im nrn IhiI •imlliri ui ip 4tfm
and It. A. Williams in group one arm to ontribute immeasurably Third Street, who ns a radio era murkvt*. lie
sulicil in u lecunl ale of auto
ig
approximately
|5
acre*
dm12 days. E-bond sale* have lagged
technician of Gen. Clair Chenwhich |>ost as commissioner wss to victory*"
pletril foi Del*ulld IlileicepU'd one tin; - In 18 Id on Saturday, Total
badly—about $77,000,000 behind
it the wee I* from hi* farm* in
nsult’s air force received two
held by Mayor Edward Iligjins.
whik*
tlie
other
wait
high
pver
sale* umountml to f.Vi'.i.'i ns corn.
the average which ahould be
bron/e ramuaign stars for actions /ell wood.
1 Under the law, according to NegresH Is Shot To
Jm iv i I with $3,2111. received on the
lie said the celery wa* u good I.inKle'* jieml.
in the China,
Burma, India
maintained to keep with the anti
H. C. Bayer, City clerk, It Is
Andei.-iin led Seminole hurk* initial lug day last year. Tin* new
inflationary goal fo r th* camtheater under Gen. Clair Chen- quality of U.. 8. number one* und
possible for persons to scratch
Death
Last
Ni
grht
^
paign.
neult end the "Flying Tigers" that the demand In l!ie northern with 78 yards, t-ullum look uv- tagu have cream rolornl letters
out t*-* name of a candidate and
markets was fairly active. Some oml plat c honors with lit yard* aguiust u blue hurkgiound.
Director Gamble says frankly led by Charles .........
orrison
with substitute a name of their, own
..............
The
shooting
and
death
of
llinokliii
recorded
21.
In juevlous year* the person
celery was sold locally hut con while
that this campaign got o ff to a Harry Kudell giving spirited ac choice. No primary election was
Maggie
Allen,
negress
of
1018
Friend led the Bulldog* l-nll buying u tag hud to wuR until
sisted uf larger sizes.
good start with many ueopla buy companiment at th* piano. Their held due to the fact that Mr.
Jesslmlne
Avenue
Iasi
evening
Mr. Dlngfelaer predicted a suc eairier* with 22 yuid>> uni Fli- niutar, title, und ti-iiul louoliers
ing $ 1,000 bonds for a few days.
most featured number wss “ In Lealier and Mr. Williams wer* waa pronounced accidental ny
cessful season for celery grawei* soo wu* second with 2d. Mi-Rue und ull descriptive iiifiirmntion
And
than
buying
stopped. Th* Evening By The Moonlight,'’ not opposed.
County
Judge
It.
W.
Ware,
who
*nd shipper* If the price cun re- followed closely hy (licking il|i liuil been ty(ied on tlie u-gistrntion
Equally frankly, director Gamble
In which Mr. Bultman sang the
with Deputy Sheriff Jack Hick
laid. This year, the new regis
mein in the vicinity of the prv ■if. Mild.
declares he la afraid that inter tenor obligato.
son,
Police
Captain
(Roy
Tillis
The Fed miii-li ine hclil Ihr tration cards have liven typed
sent
level.
est In the W ar Loan drives la on
P-40
planes.
The
second
cam
Lieut. Andrew Carraway, who S-Sfft Harry Robson and 8hor*
8hore
J.
Willsid,
Patrolman
J...............
He also raported that consid srru|iping IliillilugN tu nix first in uilvaiirt) uiitl filed in -such a
the wan*. And that (a a state of recently returned from Pacific
investigated th* shooting which paign star was given for the erable losses were sustained by diiwiix while tallying nine fur manlier u* to In* immediately
affairs which should not b«— naval service was given a hearty
evacuation and defense of China
waa
said
to
have
resulted
from
recent <;old weather. He said 50 them*rlve*. Tlir Fed forward wall uvailuhlo. Only the' new ta r
Gamble declares that not only U, welcome hy the club members.
tha accidental discharge of u 30 In th* Spring of 1044. In addi grower* at Rtllegladc during Iha eontinurd it* brilliant defensive iiuiii Ih t nnd dutr have to lie filled
Past President Roy Holler urged . An attractive and well stocked calibre rifle that the husband, tion , th* presidential unit cita- percent o f tho potato# crop and play Ihimithoui tlie tilt ami only in. This Is n givnt Having in time
devoted
exclusively
to Judge Allen by name, had Leen
Rotarians to vote today in th* etor*
75 percent of the bean crop were twin* during the gume were Hull, to the purchaser of the tug.
sporting goods was opened this cleaning
City election.
"R e Mite to tiling your ivglstr^s'
killed. No damage to celery, en- dug liack* aide to,penetrate deep
morning at 306 East First 8tr**t
The accident occurred In the
tn the Fed herundary.
tion raid showing your 1846 tag
Ly S/Sgt. Harry E. Robson, son Allen home shortly before 7:00
numlicr," Mr. Jinkins cautioned
* f Dr. and Mm* J.N. Robson of o'clock, according to tho police re
motoiist* today, adding that if
South Banford Avanue, who was cord which stated that the bullet
this j-oulil not he found lo note
MIAMI LEADS
discharged from tha service oa eatored the bade of th* ergrewa
down thu tug number before upTaylor Kent Explains
Oct. 10. HU w ife U assisting him at the left shoulder, piercing her
MIAMI, Dec. 4, <A7— Early plying fur u now tug.
• t th# ilo rt.
heart and killing her Instantly.
Why
H
e
Took
Papers
wager* rale tho University uf
He waa induetad Into the ser No coroners Jury investigation
Miami Irani u six tu firve choice
vice in 1U40 srittrllM 114th Modi- was neceaaary due to th* feet
’ HOBOKEN. N J . Dec. 4. UP)— over Holy Crus* in the -Orange Four Manila Youths
fo r man;
cal Detachment, and after in that the death was pronounced
The American diplomat. held In Bowl on New Year’s Day.
North Ct
Stage Bank Robbery
tensive training was sent over
Jail by the British nearly five
The Hurricane* with a set-uni
seas In October 1844. In Novem
HOMEWARD BOUND
yearn admitted today that he of eight victories, one tie and a
ber he was la Sarrburg In south
M A N ILA . Dec. 4. UP) — Four
DUTR A LEADS
8 I I A N G 1 C A I . Dec. 4. < *> - tonk certain documenU from the defeat wers utjanimouxly selected Manila youths have staged tha
ern France ^ t t a 'U t f 110th Eva
RIO DE JANiBRO, Dec. 4, OP)aanty
•
four
hundred
Unltoc
London
embassy
to
his
apartment.
yesterday.
Louisiana
State
Uni
H
ospital
Unit.
He
was
biggest
bank robbery In th* his
cuation
Arm y General Eurfco Gasper Du■ate* Army officers aad met
TarU r Kent, who arrived at versity was second choice. Se tory o f the I hilippjnes. They
tm continues to bold a substantial
"d homeward bound from Hhang Hoboken,
NJ.
from
BriUln lection of Miami marka tha flrat we’re seised eight hours later wttn
Munich, Gsnnsny, 'and at the lead In early rstums from Sun
tl, with th* expectation ctl aboard the steamer Silver Oak. time In ten years thdt th* Orange loot wprth f 2tm.ii00 in American
time 'o f the liberation of th* day's flrat presidential election In
•eking west coast porta a weal said he took the dpcuipenU for the Bowl committee has gone out jnoney.
..
-.
«.
Braril in 13 years. But th* re
if are Christmas.
n all. 9J>00 purpose o f turning them over side the southeastern conferel&w ' ' Manila's police chief, Col. J: P.
turn* wore scattered and onof-------------------- ed to start to the United States Senate. The In picking lUf southern represen Holland, raid the youths Dad In
from Shanghai, before De$, 84-yuet-old Kent said ha con- tative.
> '*
a jeep after robbing the Philipeideiud thee# document* contain . Coach Jack llsrdlng haa an-* pinu* -Bank -nf Cimmunicatlone,'
ed at information
which— In hia nouaced that' a gahm scheduled Witness-s spo'lc I the <eei> U M rl
w(th th* Universlt" of Havhna add milltr.ry pol'ee took the etuu
Saturday night has been cancel!- p4rU ir.to custody without firin g
a ahot.
K
FIRST in that deop-tooted public confidence and preference
t
Sanford Agricultural Chemical P|an(
By Forrestal
%
<’nllum Scores Onl y
Touchdown Midway
-In Second ({uarlcr
Quick Action On
Triinum Proposal
Oliver L. B u t n e r
Is Released From
Army Air Forces
V o t i n g Reported
Light In Election
For Commissioners
SERVICE
III
AflHocInled Press Leased Wire
Nationalists A re 1
Welcomed By Free
ManchurianTroops
STRICKLANDJMORRISON,
U-DRIVE IT, INC*
GET OUR
serve Am erica."
ESDAY. DECEMBER I. 1945
Seminole Si1.
Y O U D R IV E IT!
CHEVROLET
a lubrirate Throughout
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Blanchard Scores For Army
I f you drive or If your ear or
truck U driven In nny State
In the Union nnd* la Involved tn
an accident, you can be com
pelled to return to that State
to tiff end' a suit/
"
Recently a ' party - from another'State had^an automobile
accident In Sanford. Ho waa
Insured In one of the com
panies we represent. Th* In
surance company agreed to pay
any elalm fo r bodily Injury
and property damage against
him and h«- we* allowed to
continue his trf)f:
Established 1908
Victory Drive May
Not Reach 'Q uota
On E-Bond Sales
LOST & FOUND
e , phono 187.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, IMS
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
CAGE SIX
Dingfelder S h i p s
F i r s t Celery To
Northern Markets
Nejy Tag System Put
Into Effect By Jinking
�>
;
»•
*i lit * »»M H iiiiniii
«11l i •#!•*» i#ti
THE SANFOhD HERALD. MANFOft*!)'
^thc Sanford Heraltri
Staff Meeting
Held On Day
Of Jao Attack
Russia In Iran
TUESDAY,.DECEMBER 4/1945
ly> evidence has been inlioduccd
to the effect tltut flic Dec. 7
warning to Pearl Harbor went by
commercial cable and Was not de
livered until three ho-irs after
the Japanese attack.
U. $ / Niavy T ak es
Steps To Protect
I s l a n d Frontiers
The revolt In Azerbaijan in thought by many to be
vi»«».,.ii»>,"vvrM.Bf. '___ inspired by Russia. with the aim of adding at leapt that
r ;.
.... .
matter |ptli'l of 11 ait to tlio Soviet territories. If true, it is just one
:r. i » ih. it thr fs.t ottire moro CJJSl. „ f si,-din's continuing Czurist foreign polit-ies.
"MMOimril l-'r.MM l’»«r llnrl
Dee. 4, o l v -Activity
Plane Reaches Paris in .MANILA,
In 1007 Russia and Great licit ain divided Persia, as nmtytnalr
later for General Macthe Philippines -indicates that
Iran was then calletl, between them, Russia Inking, the • ball i-n the events of tlmt fate
On 24-Hour T r i p the United Stale* Nuvy is tak
northern half and Ilcitain the southern. While Persian ful Sundiiv when the Jittninese
ing slugs to see that the sea
PARIS, Dec. 4. Id’)—The Paris
V.'<f£)iendeiiee Was nominally maintained and these lunexu- struck nt--lVnrl Harbor. He said
ilint two things rniivbicwl aimy
mi iim n i i - i ion iiftTi;
(,‘hicf has blazed the trail
tio/is received the more courteous niimt! of “spheres of lender- mi lluO Sunday that an Sky
f 't if n h lr ^ lN jfttltmwrv
for a new- eiinimcrelal mute of
ijr Tsrrlpr wWl»
influence’’,
thuie
was
no
doubt
Unit
the
country
linn
nffensiv^-Japj^Hesa
mnvo
"light
lie
the Transcontinental mid Western
I lN f
ftlttnfli
changed hands. W. Morgan Shuster, an American who in the 'offing.
Tlirrp lu-iiilfm
Airlines.
MU
ii i Ii •
One was a section of an inter
was trying in slraightcn out Persian finances, wrote an
The big ciynOelliition-type plane |
Onr ftrnr
Japanese <J■i>1■■mAtic me*- landed at Orly Field in tiff'
indignant hook on the partition, calling it “ The Strangling cepted
.Ill
him1!(****
f’lfft
>age mill the other was an order French capital Ibis morning to
•licit kis* rmniiilloits mill fititli
of Persia.” World War 1 broke up Ibis arrangement.
l" the i.-eiilli'il Jatuincsq
cud. u .iM-huur flight (rom -WnuJw*
vnlfriNlniiiriitN. l«»r ll»r |»urfi«
*
.Since- iheri oil, of wHich-lnm imsmitnih, hits i**c*tm<*-farr
frrtrtTTrr’,"A ''Ttn (PS vas nTrmr- ITT
til fainti i #*•»it* m III*"JKr rl» *i rjat
i l rriniliir^iiihrrlfsliift rnlr**,
mini1 import anl ip thu world. While the Russians Jiave a i" Secretary lit Slate Hull at
*
•
* tiilriinl KtM<i|iM|ipr Ht-|ifr«riiln- lot, they can always use mure, and* they do not wish ii to I P.M.
S a id " Tliiiieral
Miles:
“ We
ftlir*, lnf.« rf|iri’«i,nla /Ii*** llPfHlil
•fall
Into
the
hands
pf
their
corppetitors,
Alst*
they-.would,
In |ftp nut In n nl ffr ttl «»f I l d l f H l t l H H ’
i hong III il prnltidde that the' (IfI.it s, nr»> ■iiaiiilnliii’ii l*i lit** Inn *
* m t-lllr» « f lh** iiiUMlri m MH l*vli * like a warm-water |s»rt. The vast Russian seaconst is Jnpnnese line e f netinn would lie
f ljm l
In 4 B I iu k o i»» »l mostly along the ever-frozen Arctic, or I he Northern Paci into Thailand, 1ml it might lxftfH ftUVk.
“f
fic, . where I he'ocean freezes early and thaws late. The any nni- nr ii.une. " f a tlunilter
............;
Thffcllrnilit It* M tor Mllirr »*f 1 lift* Persian titilf, despite its heat,’ could Itcconic tomiuercinliy ao:a:>.”
Geneiid Mites eni/1 tout he unt’Jft'fMMitfrluifii I'rtM il Mlrl* flu rftrln■It rl> mflllrtl . lit Ihr ***** fur rr- important like those other Imp ini I ports, C’almtja,. Ilouiiwv Ihl. that
l,b n # l l |es, Hflwntr.l.
|»II111If*IIIImi ill "(ill HtH* iH*!1itlfli*4*
Punuunv wlnt tijai- W"at. CQMt -be]
rr#ilff#*il in If »#r mil wiftrrniir ■tnd Singapore.
infiirtned imtnedlnlHv. The Genern|‘ le-life-d that General Murtli.'dl peni illed nut n warning mi-j-J
rage after cntisiiltallnn by tele
pllilpe wil|l t ile - Chief " f Naval
(Ipernlltins. Admiral ■ llaridd- R.I
lu iU rii In IHU |ii»|»**r m*il «l* «
IMr ■ IttfMl im t« |*nIIII■!••**• lirrrlMj|ll./)Klili»fii f r i«ii III leu U.»*c nl.
rial <4|t»t*fiffMr« »H*rrlM nrr kl*n rrirrt r*l.
YOU-. AUK W hl.i. UN YOUR
W A Y .T O W ISD O M W H EN YOURKOOGNI/.E Y o l'R FOl.i Y AND
TURN FROM IT: I Imvr played
tin- find and finvr n red I'twislingly. -.Sainticl 33:31;
Deer in fircrnkirli
( From Voices i
At my woodpile the nth I
I .saw the deli cute In I
no well I knpw:
Tiny double crescent.'
■Imvn in Die light
Fluff of new fallen S in '*
And then nn ‘ I lit* flnt' fmi nmni
■if ii Inter day,
I xuw the tun nil 1 lieaillifui
whltii'tliib'd ik'd.
Ftbimnv Hint
mnriiing
was wann
1^ ._____ ----' ■ 1 T 11----- - "
They crossed lit- road with lieu.I
high and with dainty foot.
Three o f them, side by sider they
moved up ihe hill.
The sky WO# rlen'r 'eohnll hut
el mills ha I the colnt' of soot,
I could fi-ol my hem I stand still.
Toward 11m amithivi-l you couli
see lha Joge lily 's haze:
Only thiity miles disliinl Its lur
moils and fvveiings.
Put Imre On a Inlf-blire slopi
win Hie sun’s good hlnzc,
Ami
these
light-Unilam
win
Hi lag*.
37n; o)dfnshioni‘tl miin!i‘ who
civil for llic nit'ltd
lip .Htiught on I Ini strength of a hunch or tflv luy‘ of t In* lami
Ih nut-of-dat'!v X b «.A rmy lias developed a jeep mounted
mine drlec-tor looking soiriulbltfg like a snow plow. A aeri •i
of electric circuits, getting their power from Ihe ear’s
battery, detects the ore beneath the ground,'just ji> during
the war il revealed the presence pf hidden explosives, and
automatically stopped the ear at a safe distance.
^ “ If the 'lil-ers hail had some sutji. coni rapt iuir there
might Imye been less romance, but fewtx prospeclois would
Jmve starved to death.
The Mile-' nu'intirntiduni said-Ihiil
win'll tlfiii'l-jil ’ ,1,10 hall ’pul down
Ihi' It'lcphinir. be said. i|i)uti<:
“Tie* Admii al illd nnt think any
fyitbi*, warnings ftrccsxaiy, aiii'si
nil (In- frtri'v bull - nlrrady Isvil
swvrial linnv iilr ill'll,"
Ni'vi'i Ili"li- . Ibr iiww warning
fcinn tirncinl', Marslmll went mil
to Army i nmmandi'is. Previmismure than Mi days during wfilrh
lime In' 1'nh'iili'jj‘il il si)fin pi.
• lav in lii« iiffiiu'. RbeUftrs uniloi
building.s were of little use. lie
said, duo to roll ipsing* of build"
jlig: whull had been dlimn gw I hv
liiimbinu, iiitlllery and naval file.
He wen ih the KTO.ribbon’ wtitr
bronxir star, line American De
fense nnd Aineriean 'I'licatcr, iib
boils nod Victory Modal.
Antarctic Hero
Otic of llrltain's heroes was recalled to mind recently
by Ihe news that Wing Commander E. A. M.-Hhaekleton.*
sou of the Antarctic explorer, had been the Lnnoi* 1'ai‘bv
utiiilidale in a parliamentary special election.
the elder liaekleton, Sir El nest, stood mil even mtiotig
the many outstanding men who have fac*ti the terror- of
the ■Antarctic. While his must successful accomplishment
Wits his trek to within ll.T miles of the South Dole, using
Miiiicluirian ponies, liis most heroic feat was,his Klill-mile
journey'in a rowboat to bleak Smith Georgia, to get help
and bring away Ids men stranded on an Antarctic islet. Ilis
last voyage, in 1921, was to the unexplored waters of the
I’ola.’ Aea below South America.
The younger Shackletoii seems, from bis wartime aircareer. to have had all his father's courage. Though de
feated for Parliament, he may yet J>e heard front.
M a j o r Morrison
Is Hum^ A f t e r
O v e r s e a s Duty
(■ H H liiiitril Pnilii I'm;** IIIH'I
Huy ChrislimiH seals and help
do your |ili(t lo check Ihe spicntl attained lank of First Lieutenant
at Ft. (.'evens and before going
of tuPeuuloiis.
ove.rseas in Match.. Ill Id. was
Rudolf Hess,Inis coiifesseil that r promoted to lank of ('upturn.
In the Tunisian—coiii|mieti—Inbis 'nltrjjed loss uf iiioqtury was
nil a lioax. Tile i loser lie gel - joined the Kastern Rase Section
to I lie firing squad, Ihe mole ho and laid charge, of moving sup
plies and friiopa into’ ('onstar)tine
tun i einemlirr.
.
ami Algeria uiul then into Hi
zeite, Tunisia, where lie .util,veil
A House rommittce lias liegun until May, IU-t-1.
He hcrumc
an investigation yesturuay <n the Trannporlalimi Offirei of this
Imusing snortage. In due course
il will no doubt discover t Imt
there aren't enough homes to go
mound.
_
-X D ay Laundry Service
Wo recommend Unit new customers sew
laundry -l*Wthree days-of week.
Phone 475
s e m in o L e c o u n t y l a u n d r y c o
112 W. 1st.
Phone HHO
In the nicantimr
MATCHED SETS
OR SINGLE
[ LuggageFor Men And Women Ever
Shown In Sanford
C O N G R A T U LA T IO N S
• T W O - SUITERS
1—Staff Sergeant Harry E. Robson
* r
On tlie opening of bin "new .store__
• P L A IN CASES
*■
ROBSON SPORTIN(i (iOODS
lit.
• M E T A L LOCKERS
Uobrton. NC, IIHNR
Uuiing his slay ut llizerte,' lie
wan under air bomliaidment fo
• V A N IT IE S
2!)” Leather Bnund eases
.. . $19.75
26" Leather Bound C ases............ $19.38
21" Leather Bound C ases.......... $14.14
18” Leather Bound C ases.............. $14.14
Two-Suiter Leather Bound Cases $20.55
Fiber Suit C a s e s ......... ................ $8.20
COLORS T A N BROWN — NAVY
METAL LOCKER
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j
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Ift
Let’s Look at tlie Wage Record
They hint Mat bcutme they couU not. CM
hourly irage rates are substantially higher,
than the average /or iutlustry its general.
., .
. ..*■
’ *»i
In 1941, the last peacetime year, the aver
age GM factory worker received a wugc
that put his Income among the Vop oncthird of all fh’comes fin the United States
—not just labor incomes but all incomes.
^
Calfukinx
^
Insurance Canen
^
IMgnkiiiM
+
Bl ackt f — Tuns
yf
Seals
Brown*
Top Groin Leather
AHyq^E£A&E
I
Under these drcumsunCcs the wage
demands of UAW leaders appearfahtastic.
W/'t/jout offering anything ht return, they
demand a wage jump that would add M)%
to tbe pay of Markers already among the
highest paid in the countsy..
The average GM factory uarker can buy
much most footi, cldihhtg and other neces
sities—as weft as niaie of the comforts of life
—than the ale rage industrial ivorker cast.
General Motor's has always paid high
iwages to its employes. It always expects to.
tgi far M ort People'
!
RilFs PackrtKc Store
*
and Bar
Fllen Hoy, Gity Tax Collector.
lie was I occupied until March,
AlMfi, in Hosing out this Inise,
and was then transferred lo Cafirta , Italy, mirth of Nuph
where lie joined Alin'd Fortv
Heailiiuuiteis o f't h e Medilcrrnn
enmH neater'rrf-npeinrtoi's ill p-‘l
where lie ill reeled
led tmrt
port pollcleconstrm lion, requisition and ill.
poiul of nial estate nnd surplus
property. ■Re left Italy on OH.
Leaders of ihe UAW -Clf) have never ac
cused General Motors of paylngjow wages.
■ t*
3 to 5 H a^ry^C leai^jnj^gprv
Trips — See
Tax bonks are open for payment of 15)15 City Taxes
liiseount of U. will lie tiIInwed for payment in Novem
ber;'JIG discount for payment in December; 2'< dis
count for payment in January; 1 discount for paymen! in February,
Hail,
The tl|*A lias granted price
luvrcnscH Hinging from. 3 to lift
m ils a Ion for unlhrnritr coal.
Il mnhex no difference lo us,
for the amount of coal we hay
is a small item in our htnlgcl
but ilu you lememlier way hae'
tlieie during lIn* war when Julia
L. Lewis and Ihe rual miners
wine '(likin g fin higher wag'
und they sail) il wouldn't havt
any effect »m the price of coulT
'*
SPECIAL NOTICE
NOTICE
im.ie with lank of -major. He
diiivled the Hearing,our*n| pul
farilities lieie until (Irtohir when
lie wiiH brought hack to Oiuii,
Algerlu, a» Assistant Chief oi
Staff i.f Medit erriinemi llnse Sei
site dominate* both entrance* to
the central Philippines from the
Pacific— the Suriirao and San
Bernardino Straits . where rf de
cisive sea battle was fought n
year ago. This site was visited
by Assistant Secretary Artemua
fintes last Week.
For Your ChriHtniuH
Supply and Hunting
Goverimt ( aidwell will lake I'o
nail in puig.'s in lids slate, es
pecially when II iiiaies to sunn
toil, laii with ii'gaid In sheiirfs
who fail to do their duly, you
can't be loo Mini, lie (old Slwrrifl
Thomuv of Drain jhc other day,
"yoll eaidt'tuish nio too far. Youi
maud is prctly bail and I could
remove you." The iionble arose
over the holitn racket.
we find oneself III complete n gri"
nient with Mr». Koosuvult. VVher
asked by ti*|>orlcis about a recuid
dug figlit between FuU and Rlare
ahe replLal, “ I don't see that
that is any of your busmens.*
Well, now it look* u» If r
toui le of pet dogs could lulve {
little frve-for-all set-to in tic
Roosevelt hackvaid Without up
sotting Intrrnatlimal relations nil
over the world.
’
native town. Extensive work is
going on ut Lingnyen Gulf and nil
admiral's residence is going «P
at the Boquiu Naval Hospital Re
servation, 30 miles to the south
east.
On the tail of Samar Island,
the largest Navy installation l*
going up at Guliuan. The Samur
S P E C IA L V A N IT Y
CLOSE
• ,
leather -jiia HOlilialrd
$14^2
no w
ejijB.
gage la the flnrat on the market today. U ia all made under W-P*
Icatldna and priced by tbe 04'- A. for retail sale.
* "
Informed that men's death er GUdatonee will be avmifiibte next
�TUE3DAY, DECEMBER 4, 1D45
l
th e
A rid Personal
Society Edilori Cecelia Trulurk
Social Calendar
TUESDAY
The
Business Woman* Circle
will meet at the Presbyterian
Church nt 7:30 I*. M., with Mrs,
F. S. Verna)- urn] Miss Mary
Wilke ns hostesses.
WEDNESDAY
,
J h c Grammar School I’.T.A.
v * l meet nt the school nudilnrjunt at 3:30 P. M.
Ilusinesx meeting nmi luncheon
of 1 the Womans Club at ' 12:30,
P. M. in the dub house. Spon
sors; Mts, Francis K. Dole. Mrs.
Until C. Moore, Mrs. .1. 11. limit.
Miss Irtjne Hinton, Mis. ( ’, L
Redding. Uostet.tet: .Mi*. Jojjti
Lae, ’ Mr*.* U .’ ll. Winn,’ Mrs. A.
L.
l.yon,
Sirs.
,1.
II.
neilpulh,
em Star will be held In the
Masonic Hall. The Westsidc Primary P.T.A.
will have Its regular month);
meeting Dee. 0 at 3:15 P. M. in
the school auditorium.
The Southside P.T.A. will meet
at 3:15 P. M. in the School audi
torium. The board meeting wiir
be held nt 2:3tf P. M.
EBIPAJ,
.....
Circle 1 of the First Baptist
Church will havq charge o f the
program nt 10:3* A. M. at Hie
church which will continue the
week rof prayer ■service. '
.
Daughters of the "TYtwfifJTlflss
of th« First Methodist Church
will have its annual Christmas
party on Dec. 7 at 7:30 P. M,
in the " (mme o f Mrs. M. I..
•Wright at '<1K Magnolia Avenue.
Activities
iun Womans
Human* Auxiliary will meat
with Mrs. Dick McLaulin, 60S
West Nineteenth Street at 12:30
P. M. for a Iqnchcop. Mrs. J. O.
AndeswJr* ^tyuri^ag, V ill preside
nt the meeting. .
I • THURSDAY
Circle No. 2 will meet with
The Townsend Club will meet
nt the Court House ut "Pill P. M. Mrs. L. F. Boyle, 2404 Mellonwith Mr. l„ P. Hogan, president.' y|R* Avenue nt 3:30 P. M. with
presiding. The public is invited to Mrs. R .'F . Mann and Mrs, L. I.
Circle tl of the First* Hnptitt
Church will have churxe of the
program at .7:30 P. SI. at the
church* which will continue His
week of rrayet service.
Boh Peterson I* expected to
arrived from Chlnu to visit his
father, A. 0. Peterson, whoso
home |s on Hidden Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. ] « o A. Watson
nni| little son U-o, -Jr. left Mon
day by plane for Oklahoma City,
Okla. where they will visit Mrs.
Mrs. L* Wntson’a mother.
attend
Frazier as co-hostesses.
.The'regular meeting and elec-1 F- Boy's. chairman will preside.
■A1
Mr. and Mrs. Johti Lowe o f
Circle No. 3 will meet with
CRn of of fleers of the Seminole
Ala. have arrived in
Chapter’ No. 2 Ordof of the East- Mrs. J. A. Monger, 017 (lenevn Greenville,
Avenue nt 3:00 P. M. Mrs. C. R. Sanford to spend the winter with
OPEN 1:00 P-M- Dnlly!
T O D A Y & W ED.
Dawson, chairman, will preside.
Circle No. 4 will meet with
Mr*. W. A. Leavitt. 2403 Orange
Avenue at 3:30 P. M. with Mrs.
A. D. Smith, chairman, presiding.
Circle No. 5 will meet with
Mrs. W. A. Patrick, Loch Arbor
at 3:30 P. M. with Mrs. It. C.
Whole he l, chairman, presiding.
Circle No.- 5 will meet with
Mrs. J. D. Woodruff, chuirnuin,
at her home 112 West Seven
teenth Street nt 3:30 P.. M.
Fl o r id a
Miss Daphne Taltach, Dance Is Given By
John Powell Married
Sa n-J ti-II i S t a f f
A Story t.f Pacific Action
“The
FIGH TING L A D Y ”
TERRACE TALK
Ibe Utff nt the Null-Jo III.
Junim High School ncw-pnpri,
in amt aioaud town Mooilay
sponsored a dance, program and
Contests Saturday night at the we i e M A III! A UK I' i! El IV. and
Woman's Club for student* of MRS. RAYMOND EUNDQIMST
the school.
reading a letter front RAYMOND
The progrunr Included Alan. . . . . MILS. II II. POPE in a I
Ifetzcl, Donald Howard nml Don
I.llt
ald Futrell playing the cornet, lovely purple emit . . .
trumpet ami clarinet and render JAR R E LL in lin ullTuelive Mark ■
ing "No Can Do" and " I f I Loved mid white suit . . . MR. CRl'M - !
You." Donald Howard played n LEV spotting a guodlnnklug biege
trumpet solo. "It Might A* Well loti coat . . . . lit A' lln l.!.K it.
Be Spring." a Donna Jean Dunn HENRY WATSON and K. G.
+endcie(r7it --plnno at raiigement of K II.P A T R lt'K lit. talking ImiiiiI"All Of Sly Life." "Till The End . . . . HELEN SMITH in n blight
Of Time" and also an original vellow cashmere xwealei . , . .
comp . uinn: Edward Marshall Viol L i e u t , ami m r s h a r r y j .
a series of aerobatics and Martha M INAKIK shopping (ogrtbe! . .
Chapman, extra activity direr tot
, FRANK PHAN AN uiUt I -KO
scries of gumiM and ltU TN E lL .ill ibr-hing mniihd
foniiiir'rrrl n s
Contests.
town raying tin v v.ere .lad to
Tint i oiliest winner* •Included I... back . . .
U D A DIETRICH
Blngf-, i'omilly Mellivin rind Betty j ,|,jving tun tan Poultue tln.i
Jo Holloway; partner finding. t ,(|w,,
MRS THURMOND
The chnpcl was decorated with Agio- Hennett nnd-doyCc-AVs-Ih-m j tn „ Heeomhtg-snmsH.iv-ja. lost
tins', KNMX and M tlit MU
palms, gladioli, and cundelubrn. and mystery number.- Doftna. Lou .
Hnijw'i.
..
inmg .......urn
llitoogli iI’M
The .aisle
aisle pews reserved for fam'
.
, .. |UAUEEY
t VI l.l.i
.... mg
>
fam •*«!I"
lly. w*rr jted with while sntliM.. ' t""'1 gt lending
*1 , * ’ SQUIRE and .u tW i tins why -n
ribluin. Ul.,Hri linin'Sicwctt.'br- Attn | agio. Beverly lit.(dirk, ijn ,„„|,y Vuijm p.iiiutg title • i*>-*iv
. Heard ttint uttnietive
Brinlxtr anti' Ahthnnse (Tirlo. VIO- gitiet.Riiiiisoii. Hetty •OvieM.ilii
nist. and Miss Harhoia Bnlsara.
ltrtinyr*,. Elizabelli ' '
‘ 1 *'• .JEANETTE SMIT H mi I MART
an- pmiilg u.wi>,
soloist, provided the projfrriTn o f ,M n r \r, Anii Ktelnbilng. Dontui CBI.USTKA
Jean Dunn.
Francis RtuitWey. cause llltlii bn'o|dc> ,;UV -HOW stil
nupliui music.
tinned 1
in
aml-lcivo
• -- VHoyle, Donna
,,
,I .oil llarpov.
*
, I Hl'IllTI
11 .’Miami
MUM" It"”
- w
wmw- in
The bride's nftniilnnts were Dial
Mr*. Call Dtimey.nf Jacksonville, Suv i iHImiu* MarJodi* . m'piiiuti, i ^ ^ 1(5 from Miami 10 Siitifuitl
MR. mid MID. DAI!
sistei of the grouih, and Mrs. .Cnilica ilo IJenIH-i-W, Rnvhael Jnltn iiy mr .
liv WOODRUFF mo back in
Jnmesc Thomas, of. Jacksonville, son, Vgnos lUnnett. Mildiod Ki
nice In »noalso a sister of Mr. Powell's, They via. Ifuliy Jo Martin, Hotly Aim tow n mid It *......
wore matching gowns,- Mrs. Den Mallm, Joyce Anderson, Joyce. them riiTiilntimr a t.iht . .
ney’s of yellow
taffeta with Wrbci. Ethel .Williams.- Bobbie FD1 \ S PR N l’ FR'*>a* ofijocing ...
RO-'E
double net skirt, amp Mrs. Thom JemMjntloway; Shirley Miildleliiii. coke with them
Mill) Ellen SPEER wealing .1 luighl yeltnw
as’ gown was of blue. Each wore Mm tba ciiapniun,
flower lints in shade* to mntch Lossitlg, ArIeoh Jacobson, Jackie Uiy coat and |.»■■'•( 1-, flick aMartha Smith, .y ia n c 0(01
...
KIT i \ \ XT w a
their gown*, and they carried nnn Dunn.
English, Frances Glover. Holly wearing mi nttiai..:ivc In-lit blue,
bouquets of fall flowers.
Junior bridesmaid* weie ^liss Jo Holloway, Doris Willi** Fran- tup coat at Dub diead Club Non
Joan Dcl.iihuye.of Duytonn Bench, ees Moore, Mary lam Unyil. I no lav . . . tils'- Inch eh...d -hick
Norabelle (Tan- . \i-\l t'ttl.M MAi M i l l
G1 NI
n niece of the bride, mid Miss Ann Dobson,
UarlMin McNnb, Rusemat) S.d
Janice Powell,, j f
Jacksonville, but). Jotinio Mao Jones, tTindyo > I .KG K IT E and W \l I'El! Si’ll
\AIIEl. were looking like young
nifce of the giiMiin. They wore
Pttiick,. Tnmntye Methvin amli esquires Monday afic’ i.utm in
identical gowns of blue ami yel Joan Dumpier.
polls niliro .
Jlltfi. T; t.
low, respectively, fashioned like
Abo Ann Nesbitt, .71my A mi HARiH.S Wns u c-ii i- ii a lovely
those jof the bridesmaids.
their daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. f\V. C. Rumbley.
Dr. E.D. Mobley visited his
funtily over the weekend nt their
home 708 Oak Avenue hut Tins
returned to Kuifnrd.
Mrs. St. Clair White hus re
turned from Norfolk -where -aha
-while— -swonloi
wd . ■
-tiillia u
r-Tr-o'-i-W
Davis Powell- o f Jacksonville, Michuis.- JKlljUl. _J llfb e l*____
has been visiting her son-in-law
Petrus. Put Brown. Iliulinm T i i
luowu pt i|d
and daughter, Lieut. Comdr. and brother of the groom, served ns i us. Josephine Sheffield, E\u lb'll
Igb •' ■'
co
Iwst miln. Usher* were I'liil Reed Haulcrsoji, .1 a n e 11 «• .lenkitt*" >.
Mrs. R.E. Pearce.
ns, I idluu s ■ DAN 1 ' l l
mid John Twatchmnn, membiers of Pul \ Stokes.
Vetiov• Wnllauo, lll.YVE AN’ -N ’. D \MS
Friend* of G,T. Ray Jr. may Kapim Alpha fraternity of which Cnimyn^Olkdii, Patty, tiohr. bln LEU t In- rent vu o-nu-i
write him at the following ad Mr. Powell is n member, and Rich Mao liehl1. Patsy Hcoiison. Hell) .
It*)]1 ---• bln—Ur—H.11iir- i
-t tatr;— Atm f “ Mnrgari't—Hmtdon,dress: G.T, Hay Jr. S 2/e, 5,77- ard Verlgnn and (Till Denney.
Farewell Program
liHmedmf ely following the re te Magi-ic Hull. Ruth lliewci. Pat stunt esenrt lm l-ci
74-1)2, Second Division, t)8S Hugh
. .
-mm jo«*s
Is S l a t e d At USO Purvi* (DD-700), LVO Fleet Post many Mr. and Mrs. Takach enter john-on, Jane Foul. Mildte.l pivcimis
>
tained with ^i reception at their Barincan. Ddrnthy Knight. Grttv L ie a i.EFFi.Ei:
Office. Sun Francisco, Calif.
EA STUNTS on. Pet-. ■inhonie. .'tiki K. Lyman Avc.. W inlrr re It n*i and .lacKio Cunicion.
A ■farewell program In con
tin- "Yun" nl the lug
A homecoming welcome putty Pork. There the decorations were
A l " EIwikmI William*. Uhuilc.* . , i In- bm boloi- -i In;
nection with the dance tonight
Jack Spencei. . Alan the iriiI* a trent nte < V
at the USO, will bo given for wus given Wednesday evening in of white chrysanthemums nml Lauidng.
John J. Lee whn has directed Lake "M o ry for CpI. Harry L. while gladioli and a three tiered 'Ilel.cl. Sieve Hodgr.ni. Kenneth I |\ MS, JACK Ml IT
tn-ia EhlUK G R A N TIIW l.
USO activities during the ab Wester, son o f Mrs. S. E. Wester, wedding tiip on the east const anil Hobnn-iin, Eugene Smitlt,
by Mr*. L. G. Clark. Members table.
Lundipii*!. Hilly llnwaid. l)n mid ...................... I Hi
sence o f Director Joe Hall.
Mr*. Takach wore a gown of Howard, Dickie Reel. Joe I'm Icy.
"M r. l.ee did an excellent job of the Immediate family were
llltUMI.EY
< 1 I
blue velvet with corsage of white Garnet White.
Donald Fulicll.
during the short time he has present.
carnations,
while Mis. Powell, Billy .......
Hull Muirs. Ed (in '
lieen here," said Mr. Hall today.
Randall This evening Mr. Lee will leave,
-'If*- Faustin E. Wirkus and mother of the groom, wore n Var'n, Rnniiie. Gmnci.
less lIiiiii ball that
I’-11 dm in :
for ReRlddcr, La. where he will j
fauatin, Jr. of New York dress o f blue lace with corsage Goff. Jimmy Ilnn-mi. tnivid lit
wliu li |eciinl Floiula fmuici-- u--■>.
ter, T l. lin n i*.
lummy At
nssume new- duties as USO dirbut formerly o f Sanford, o f pink cm nations.
Assisting ut the reception were Crum. Itnldiy Franklin, Heiu> appVuvimaielv f-'.uoo imiign In
ectnr in that area. A fter t h e ," ” 1! I-ieut. Leonard Wirkus of
Stnail Hollenbeck.
' 11. cl i .nupi cd ill Hatimnn and
first o f the year he ~expect* to >**** Army A ir Force* are guerls Mis* Barbara Batsiirn. Miss Ann lliirtis
lm sent tg the Philippine Islands' •},*. Mrs. E.D. Mobley and Mrs. Edwards. Miss Julio Curtis, Miss Well-. Rudolph Smith, ""m d -1 , .Iiiuialcun wml.i-is and puiuni
. e wm Till* year then' Mill inIn ronnectlon with IJKO work A-1; Harris Jr. ut their home on Narn-to Ziltrouer, Mis* Jacqueline Ltulwiy, -tuliu W'illimu-. t iut.-iu.' - no piii'ilici- of mil outlie finiii .
Biggerstaff ami Mrs. Beecher Clause. Hull AM. Hill Kilpuirit•».
Oak Avenue.
thers.
9{•»■«. will - till leave Muni-ll'ine to
-Kent. Mrs. Parker Ilunzlmf took Hols. i)cnu and John Fite.
He said that he regretted hav
Also prof and Mi*. It. E* lino.
ing to leave Sanford whose peo Southtlde Hshoot P. T. A. Meeting cure of the bride's book.
The roupe left by motor far a Mi* T. I. Dm i is. Mis. Mayme
ple he described es having fafleri
Tdelnide llicliler.
The .Southside Primary School weding trip on the east coast and Hodgkin, Mis
very cooperative with him in his
work, and added that he enjoy P.T.A. will meet Thursday after- upon their return left immediately Mi. and Mi - Allmi Duxhuiy and
for
New
York
where
they
will
Mi Edwiinl S. Mm-ball.
1? the Bchool auditorium at
ed working with Mr. Hall whose
3:15 P. M. with Mr*. J. P. Cul continue (heir musical careers.
work here he praised.
i emon
Mr.
Powell
will
appear
here
in
a
len, president, presiding.
i idolcd
ng program
An interesting
progran will Be eoncert in February nt the Annie
preaented.with.Mu_ Edward K ir- Ru**cil theater, and his wife will
P la y -Is-P re se n te d — cher
as guest speaker. Mr*. Util act ns his accompanist at tlinf
In Grammar School Ion requests that- as many parents time.
a* possible attend the moating
Ronnt nine of the Sanford Gram a* allocation o f the 11M(7-10
mar School under the leadership funds will Ire made. Alsu a reI.AKKl.AND. Dc». t, t^pcm ili
of Mr*. Gertrude Page presented port will be given concerning the
Now that the llmise of Repic-' iia play, "Happy Scarecrows" last state I-T-A. convention ten-nilv
held
in
Duytonn
Berich.
latncs at Wai.liington ha* in • I
Wednesday at the schoul. ■
In- IMJMMt.nmi uppiopi iutioll pin j
The player* included: Ezra,
H
A
P
P
Y
B
IRTH
D
AY
ANNOUNCEMENT
vidmg for the import nl toll uf toMartha Lee McDonald; Miranda.
. December 4
eign lub<ii in help the fuiniei • id ;
Nancy Thomas; Pig, John Rivera j
Flora Kipp*’
Mrs. •.Luoiah Dude Green of
Floiidn unit ulhel stales during (
Dorse, Shirley Slninis and Helen
I
ensacota,
Fla.
announces
the
j IP Id,' LnMonte lira w, mnuagci of
K4nard; Duck, Bertha Fryers;
Aluminum is now Iwing used ‘" [lb ,. Horidu Vegetable Ummuiti ■
marriage
of
her
niece
Miss
Chicken, Bcithu Fryer*; Scare
ntuking door knobs ligli. sockc
1 In. gone to Washington In i"in
crows; Marie Goodings, Alberta Amelia Eggort, daughter o f the and trim
vitH ngr.cultilial interest" of * u*i
Brewer, Dorothy Bridges. Jerry late Mr, nnd Mrs. George Kggmt
$
“
Herman
I).
Middleton.
Y
2
c
:
fni nia nml Tt’liih Id mgi* fa%*»inbl**
Dean Hunt and Dorothy Smith.
USNR,
son
of
Mr*.
Ruby
Middle-!
A poem was read liv Shirley
A scorch spot on woolens may u.nun by the Senate
ton and the late Arthur 1L M id-1
\ prnvii ion in tltc original Id I
, Simms anil the songs "Over the dleton
Of K n n f„;.r"T i:............... N i he removud liv brushing the'spot
e-t inlttelng the Secretnry uf A gii
' River and Through the Wood"
Aug.
17
In
the
,-nitnrti to Impose a fee upon
'•Ccrne Ye Thankful People, Come” Rectory of the
i.
the Bl. Mary’s CuthTo avoid nick big the glaze In glowers In addition to the federal
and "Swing the Shining Sickle" olle
Church In Mobile .Ala
an earthenware pan stir food uppiopi iutiun In iibsorli par t ' f
were sung by the grout). Music
with n wooden spoon.. '
the cost of lm polling wmkers.
was furnished by Mr*. Margaret
Chloride
of
lime
wil.
\reino\e
wa* eliininnled in ■the aiueiulc.l
Goit and Margaret Weekly an
Ink
from
silver
Inkwells
desk
Hall will cruse the stains tin t I,ill* finally |in**cd.
nounced the program.
*
accessories.
The current apprnprinlnin irental* In china cups.
Vegetable G r o u p
U r g e s Favorable
Action By Senate
THORS. & FRI.
PAfiri im tiiB
11
MONDAY
1M|> 021 for resetvittlous.
herald , sanford
In a beautiful double ting cere
Tele. No. 148 mony at Knowles Meinuriul (Impel.
Daphne Aspinwutl Tnkaeh, daugh
ter o f Mr. aad Mrs. Julius Takach
former resident* of Sanford, and
John Benjamlne Powell, Jr., son
of Mrs. Bessie Powell of Jackson
ville and Mr. John Powell of New
Miss Virginia Loftley has re Orleuns, were married by the Rev.
turned - from Miami where she Henry Edmonds, dean o f the chael, on X o vf 24. The traditional
risited for aeveral days.
.ollins bossing was given by Dr.
'nmlltnn Holt.
Mrs. Everett Moulding and
The bride, given jn maiiiage by
child are leaving for Seattle,
her father, wnsjnvely -In n wedd*’
Whsh. by plane this week.*
lug gown o f ivory -satin which
Mrs-. A . K. Vaughn is leaving frntured a deep shirred yoke
today for Miami where she will Uimmedfwith heirloom lace. The
visit her son Mr. A. (!. Doudley. long full skirt ended in n train.
Her fiijgri-tiu_ veil fell from a
cup^oftTHflonm litre which hitt
Sirs. Walter L. Morgan has re hern fashioned 'by her grnndturned from Atlanta and- Jack inotbrr. and she carried a white
sonville where she spent the MM prayer book with un orchid and
three weeks.
,
show or of ribluuix.
Mh and Mrs. Mrs." George Punkel of Schenectady, N. Y. have
arrived to spend the winter in
relo No. I of the Presbyter- Sanford at the Mayfair Hold. *
Mrs. J. E. Wot lieu, .Mrs. Endor
t^rlelt. Phoiie Mrs. living- Fein-'
Sa n f o r d
*IIANI)IL\GS F ITTR I) FOB
Clim SXM AS (i I FT GIVING
tlimsn
x
t like tn
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R ift ? If o iv {in (im scs in
t'Vtry wiiitmt) *K t.'ISll*.
it r I it n h Lnyp, in mmiy
tin- iM-rfiK-t
the itorlTrl ntsllinn>.
PLASTIC PATENTS
9
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'
COBRA BA(JS
1 4 .«r,
MOTOR TUNE UP
NOW .
A L L LKATI I LU
in
Blue, Red, B r o w n
BI a e k
,L H E L P Y O U GET
7 *!,r>
IMPROVED PERFORMANCE
CORDF’
rom the new
HIGH
V
J
g .5 0
to 2 2 - 50
OCTANE GAS
our
SUN MOTOR ANALYSER
IS SCIENTIFICALLY ACCURATE
/
HOLLER MOTOR SALES
1n1. Ht.
-Y o w e ll’s
SANFORD
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tpina
c E Makes
m E Krlans
To Construct Dam
On Yangtze River
(A short story—all In thin issue)
P reven t
Buy Christmas Seals
TB
Buy Chrfstflias Seals
83
1*
|cpp*r n ( r i Imported from India
dcrtaxif Ibr claimant
•Worn In toy l i e cl*
nr atlnrnry. nnil any
demand nnl'rn filed
IIK.NHV in:
L E G A L NOTICE
x i i t Ii
,'M
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r
r
r
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ji m m i.
c iH c trr.
*n m Hilnu ^ nniftrr River nmy tie
.m i i .k
r o i x r v , k i .u i i i u a .
cnllml Chlnn'a main artery. It* U K » A U > ro i.L lK it
waters pulse and courac on ■ ;
VH
coaiplulnunt,
journey o f more than three thou - 1 M AR Y LA N D c o L U K I I
anfid miles from the Hljrh plateau)
D. f. miuut.
land o f Tilsit down Into the K a s t(
Colno Sea.
New r.irh. New York.
To thoiinanda 0f Chinese, the!
Notlrw i. hereby'•Slun Dial nit
v _ i .
. 1, . , ,.i„ | ,I _ _ , 1,-.. action l » r dlvnrr# hue liren lirnuahl
YnnKt** Is the only homo }he> i..*ntn.i » » i »
, rr r#>.
pave ever known. There they'ijuirrd to flic an nppinniiice In tin*,
have lived, spending their entire klmva enlllled i.'nart and t:au*r on
Iivat■ on hiniKohonta unit ' lunks. ur
the 7ih day. nf January.
.Un „|7*
h „ ,.«l.
dofnull of Which auld o a u w
i nntent to eko out a bnre exls- „ m j.toct-td e « iwme.
lance u » fishermen ond cargo -;
w ifN K S ii my hand nnd eeai **
haulers.
* <- - -M-'lark » i the almvn" al> led O u r t
Travel on the Y angtze has un- ,h l" *M{*, d1*.> |^.•|^s|\o^^•br,, ,#4,•
dergone some changes in the past
Clerk' of said Circuit Court,
few decades. Navigation through (Circuit Cuurt heal!
the gorges, where the river be
comes. a noiay torrent, now is
possible by
means of
IN c o t IIT
OP' TIIM
cut NTI
. J I IMJIC. . SKNINUI.H
CUI HTV.
flfttihottomed. steamer*
ST ATM OK I'hUHIll.t.-
ROBERT A. W IL L IA M S
REAL ESTA'i E-HHOKKR
W e Have-the*
Following. Sizes of Truck
r
»
Tires in Stock
.600X20
IN IIE .TJiK KHTATH UK •
JAMCK Mi AVVNN, Urreaavd.
in
rn o M A T K i
T U A U . w h o m it >i a y ~ CUNCKItN: Nutlet.' ia licr.by
u ltra
lh.il
II J. OVKIU4TIIKBV fill'd Ills final
report
aa Adininialratnr nf
(hit
r*tula
of Jami-a
M. Wynn, ilcri-navdi Unit he. filed III* ix-lltliiti
for filial discharge, unit that he
will apply lo I hi- llunufuhlr It. W.
Ware,'.County 4a<l|f« •«* Memlnnlu
Cnunly, Klurida. un tho' 17lli day
pf .^Drerinbor, l » li . fur. approval
•if samii and ftir final dlacIlAnro
a* Ariralnlstralur of the ratals ur
Jumaa
At.
Wynn,
ilaerurad, on
this JCth day of November, I»t5
U. J. Ovaretrcet. Mr.
Admlnletrator* of the fatale
of James M. Wynn, deesasod
Seals. As a tradition alone it will not help much.-It must be a construe
tivc effo rt to stamp out this dread ed disease.
Twenty years ago Tuberculosis in Seminole County was
negligible. Today we have over 150 known or suspected
victims. Statistics prove that each case of Tuberculosis
!s the source of 10 additional infections. Use your own
arithmetic to get the results for Seminole County.
r j
INESS
conscious people-of this county*- Our-own-people_are involved.-W hy
%
700X20.^— 32X6
•
Competitive I’rlccjt
STAFFORD'S SERVICE
STATION
Out of tho aorvico
and Into civilian life?
Protect -youi now.
and prised posses
sions against 'Ions.
Insure through thlfc
agency and be cer
tain your needs are
effectively covered!
0ao*j«sT
tiiCJKCk
76. a n o .46
j
AND PROF E SSI OHAL v SE RVI CF
l'l*aao . rrm .m brr I ha I a t • 4#
aat rat rararra la Ihla il* rarlMnl Mark la ardrr ta rat
prtrr*.
Yaa h a ir rvrry a**ar>
aarr Ihnl Ibr arrarrlplloa la
flllrd ta prrfrrtlaa.
TIIK KKXAU* HTORK
money to do a proper control job and to erect a much needed isolation *
Phono 9136
119 Sanford Avc,
Touchton D rug Co.
them die while we wait for State or Federal action? We need enough .
’ 1000X20
1100X20
750X20
IN TH K IIOI IIT OK T ilK t U l ' I l n
JI lllili, . i m t O M t COI'NTY.
I 'l. o n i u a , i n
rn o iiA T K .
IN Itll:
J’HTATC UK
MAY M AI1IU « ' ■
H«cea»rd.
T U At.I, CltKiUTOIl'H AND RKIt
HONH IIA VINO II.AIMM Oil
UKUAHDH
AGAINST
MAID
KMTATE:
Yon and dJicb nl you as* here
by nuilflrd, and rcuulrud lo praaeni
nny rlnlin* arid drmanda which
you. ur either uf you. nmy have
Iiaulnat III*- e»lalo or May Alaslll.
ilm u M il, la lp .o f said Cuutily, to
Iho Cuunly, Judae of Uemlnolr.
I'ounty. •J'lc.rlda, at hia o fflra -in
I lie court liuU** of mid County ill
Munfonl-.KInrldn. within vlRht cnlciHlar uinnlha from the lima of Iho
publication of tlila notlcv.
Kiev wutcr tun be anvctl lu rir«t
Racli abilm or llrmnnd ahull ba III
aUrrh collura, lute edginga anti wrlllnn. and ahull utals tlir plnra
of realdanra and pual offlca addainty things.
This is not merely an advertisement; it is a challenge to the health
825X20
650X20!— 3^xe
NOTICH IM H U ltB liT
G IVEN
that I am a intoned In bualnaaa at
l l « H Maanulla Avanua under (he
fli'tltluua ru*m«/. " I ’uwall's. - Of flea
Hupply Company**, and that I- In
land lo re a d ie r said name pursuant
to lb s terras , at__ the .."KicUtlnua
Name Statute**, (Chapter l o m loiw*
of Kluridal with tlie Clerk of Iho
Circuit Court of Hcinluute County,
Kloflda.
iMHtOTIIY I'O W K L U
OWNKJl..
One of the traditions of Christmas time is the sale o f Christmas
\* Kim iilnr ••( tl.r -l^otf W ill uii'l
Twirm uriii nt lin y m u r iii , iinCru*f*l. .
K im
Ionl inii Ntj\«uib*r 3*. HIS
P IR 8 T A
M A G N O L IA
P H O N E SSS
unit on the property already owned by this ABsocfation
JENNINUS
IEKI>
K'IXIRE
II You can afford to help safe-guard the health of the people
your response to the
of this community. let it be re-fl
1945 Christmas Seal Campaign:1
,■*§, ■
nt o j
1
u tul rL "1J
C. F . W E R T
A Paatard
fhaaa ISA
lll*lrlhal*r* af
II. W *iMlraff A « ..« « Nrrd*
a ad W ayar Krrda.
r illla g
I'rrarVdptUaa
M ICKErS'-
PHARMACY
n s n. I ' g i
A »r..
n *w
LODGE & SON
GROCERIES • MEATS
•
VEGETABLES
aaa
e.
sad at.
r h * a r da
The
Kilgore Seed Co
S0Z East First SU««t
SANFORD ..ELECTRIC
CONTRACTING CO.
10 a
K lrrlrlral llrpalr*
Maanulla Avr.
I’haar 4 «
S#y B E L L
BECURir y
• ELECTRIC 8ERVICH
Pbaaa
N o contribution can be too small or too large to embarrass us,
UNCLE JOSH nays:
Ekrlrk «*
ELiLTHtC
SERVICE
m MauadUa A .a .
K hau
la i
This is an individually paid advertisement
Prgytn» I
HARRY’S BAR ft1
Seminole C o u n t y Tuberciiloeis and Health Ass'n.
»
Diamonds»Watchcs
I I * Maaaalla A ir ,
Every cent will help control TB in S eminole County,
4
COMPLETE PARTH HERVICE
OBUERMt DISTRtBUTQRH
I U W. laL SL
.
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I
T D ^ D A Y , D E C E M n it R .4, .1945
FOR SA L E —
(TILL tip with keiwsenc and fuel
-oil before winter.
If. B. POPE CO.. INC.
fW O
FARMS FOR SALEf-O ne
TH E SANFORD
cm banatam ent..
liens tmnWo credit requirement*.
No co-makerd on money loans.
Vnriebln pnymial. plana.
F A M IL Y LO AN CO.
Florida Bank llldf.
Phunc 33
H E R A LD , SANFORD,
j sihle tin. art* o f aggression emuN a z i ’s Attack
, plotted itml certainly made pus
Shawcro** drew henvily oit Alinitte,! in Hitler’a name,
On Russia Said Ilied-held
Orm an official record-.
lt> trace, step-by-step, the plotting;
Defensive War 1aiicl
intriiciie of the Nazis which
3 acres, tJIad land, 1 good wall*' 'HARD of Hearing? Free Demon
2 story house, J ear garage. X stration Hotel Montezuma, any
<O n i , him-it l 'r » M P f l « , «•■ »>
root houtf, 500 ft. W est, *
day after O iO O j^M .
sian prisoners were taken during
Lake Monroe Post Office. One
—6 acrea, all tiled, good wHl, 8 WE r A V highest cazh prices' for great battles of encirclement. He
uofid furniture. Ifaynen ft Wil- said they already were nlmust
story house, 3 story bam. U
completely exhausted because of
mile wait on Orange Boule
vard. J. W. Bell, Lake Monroe,
Phone 15.
BUSINESS SERVICE
ROOFING — ' Brand naw, solid
aluminum sheet roofing, ATcrimp and map lock styles. Phone.
^TJo d u b • P L Y M a tm i
Wire-Write ,at once! Fulenwldcr ^
PARTS AND SERVICE
Mfg. A Distributing Co., P.O. 109 Palmetfo Ave.
'Phone 1
Box nrtr.l,- o io Lancaster Drive,
■WE
ARE
fully
t
equipped
and
__Orlando. Phone 31130.
knot,- how to neap your tires.
auo
nil
niru 'farm,
iMmiji 19
iv
M IKE jSAIFS'
30 acre
Natural rubbay ot itynUAUM
acres tiled. See Mra. A. Menwo protect' Urn s idtaj ulk
endei. 101(1 Orange Ave.
your tire. Jonea Twfc shop,
*Cor. fat and Elm. phone 008.
SHEET
Music, popular a n d
stundard, book music and music
E2VRNG
machtnes
repaired.
instruction, books, a't Tho Musit
.AIL .Makes;
Williams' Frxic
Box 'i n - the Princess Theater
Bhdp, 2Q5 W. 1st St.
_ J [d g .____ _
;■
BODY AND Fender dents, paint
tECORUS - AU the latest pdpuinjury or fading should be
lata, string, music and album C orrected nnwtta^erdhbst -wging
sets for Christmas • gifts at
and weathbringrTV new pain
mr music store, The .‘Music
less method awalta you at
ox in tho Princess Theater
YATE S AUTO P A IN T A
BODY SHOP
103 N. Palmetto Ave. Phone 371
--■---» _
--1
-
S
M A SH IN G machines repaired—
and all honia appliances. Cald
to Crystal* Imkg. all beautiful
well General Repair Shop. 707
lots. See E. T. Cochran, Luke
North Mills, Orlando, plume
_____
Mnry, Fla.
3-1972. Prompt serviceGU ITARS: . Limited number of
new ones on sale now. Also
used ucconiian,
Banjo
and . .
in connection wiUi
other musical instruments In Yalea Auto Paint A Body Works
new'condition at The Music
Phone 371
Box In the Princess Thtotur
Building.
ru n n
j i u i n ,i,iin u
iiifim H jt
BIRD dog, 2 14 years old, well
trained,
excellent
retrieven alrtrhftpalr
Cali 484-W after 4:00 P. M.
lap -paint 1
HOLLKI
OR S A L E H YOUNO healthy cabbage plants—
Copenhagen and Marion Markat.
H. W. Estes, Phone 3831, Oviedo,
MOTOR TU NE-UP
Factories. recommend Jt every
5000
miles
or twice a year. Es
BROWNING automatic 30 gauge,
and .case, used only one season; sential to efficient csr perfor
Vi case shells. 708 Laurel Ave. mance. Our expert tnkdtanics and
Sun Motor Analyser assure satis
YOUNG girl's bicycle. Phone 073. faction. Come In today...
HOLLER MOTOR SALEH
ONE 1040 Chevrolet truck with
208 W. 1st 8t.
two i)petal axles and H25 X 'JO
tire* in A — 1 condition, good EXPERT lervlco on . machines.
stake body. James U. Lisle,
Electric irons, oil heaters and
Monroe Corner,
.cook stoves, backed by lb years'
experience. Phone 701-J,
ORANGES and Tangerines packed
for shippfng. Rive's, Orlando
Highway, phone 828.W.
H ELP W AN T E D —
NUERNBERG, Germany, Dee. 4,
UP)— Britain's chief prosecutorUnitcd Kingdom Attorney General
Sir Hartley 8kswcru»>—opened
today the British enso against
Germany's 30 top leaders, on trial
for their lives as war criminals,
Shawerosx opened hi* flO.tnm
word summation of- tho British
case against Hermann ■ Gocring,
Rudolf Hess, Field Marshal W il
helm Keitel and their 17 com
panions by branding them ' all
"murderers ami robbers," Ho- doclrafed nil the oncc-miglity Nazi
loaders were guilty personally and
and individually/or breaking the
peace of the world.
SM ALL eloctrlc radio, 800 Mag
nolia Ave,
I* A U K F IV E
Iliitain.'
And
it that very day, the
Gi'rman government * issued ah
official
communique
declaring
led to the outbreak o f war.
The British prosecutor nl*u
Justified tho establishment of tli,Allied Military Tribunal trying
the Nazi lenders by saying the
I victor iiution* hud been forcco
the encirclement. And with rail j into the war and therefore have
roads destroyed, Keitel said, it established a eourt in which tn
wts impossible to trap sport them try the vanquished. But, \n l I
directly to Germany. Also, there Shawt-ross. it is not a. trial by
were.rffuHi‘ difficulties: Keitel, raid the victory, itr that Sense hvr
simply--and seemingly -without lather u trial based oil the ti.pity—"very many ded of ex eepted principles o f llltoi national
haustion."
usage.
As tu Hitler’s decision to make
A highlight of the British ptr
war on Russia, J^cRfl .sultL
Lseyutur-a • jar j vnUOiuii u»* itie
j j ^ ’Ipj'UqksJjoiu-.Uerman, o flK jv
rietorde~$9mt - Hitler' idotlwl in
iruit - propTivnlinns for war were attack Russia more than levri.
notleeablo on the Russian side. months liefoto the blow wits.
He-said that tho Red army, for launched in June, 1941. Shaw
example, had !><gun construct inn cross' said that on the very day
of <50 big. nirports - near flic Soviet- Foreign^ Commissar; V..1I.Polish damarkatlnn"' line. - Keitel .Molotov was VWlitig in Berlin"
declared tlust I liUer' believed he Nov. 2(1, llMft—W Hitler-slgin.1
had tu Jake . corresponding pre order deeluiCd;
paratory measures -which led fti
'The German armed Forces have
Iho attack l i f A n lie C2, IU4I. That, to Ih- rendy "tn defeat .Soviet ;
said the Field Marshal, made it Russia* In u swift rumpaign M L mla preventive-defensive ‘ war.
the end Uf the war against Grcut :
. Keitel's coldly, xelf-rigllle-f is
replies to the questions pul to
the Associated Press appeared to
dismay even his legal Advisor,
The Gfcrniun attorney, Otb» Nelte,
tried (n soften the answers by
Uania Furniture Co., 311 E. l i t
fit. pnortc 953,
F L O R ID A
SHOW cA ltl) AN1) POSTERS
O— Dec’s Sigrn Service
(O. D. I.ANDItKSS)
MAN'S, bicycle in good
tion, good tires, pre-war.
Box 172—W, Upaala.
b e ? Now
F o r B est
1|J5 N . P n lm elto A v e .
Selection
UUIDGE P A R T Y
a f S f P T ilf c t l
I j .v
Tho (.’million Clult
Sanford Woman’s Club
' V .; - 'Wednesday. Dec. 5 ’-iI’ rlr.es for Men-nml‘ Wdntei
Refreshments
75c per pcritoii
. :- •
I’ rnunitp
H ire 's happiness
for the Little f oiks
fifte e n , t wenty and twenty-four inch slzr*. M ade o f soft
-rich -ptmti. A ir'h a v e luavinr eyes and big ribbon'bow s.
L ittle ones adore them I
Fur
r r lm m s d
i
Bengalinc accents the
smooth lines. Rabbit
fur collar. Blue, wine.
L E G A L NOTICE
HE
GI F T
THAT' S
,v
•
PRACTICAL
I jt S S
A m in -r li)
A V u lilir ,
ORANGE puckers. Hanford Fruit . ■ f U lt lm n r r 2 S. .M nrylnm i
A sM « rn l>llI or i-i>iii|>lniut liu v in a
Co., State Fartnera'
|been rib-d iikhIiisI toil lit-ntn 1 ,11g
fve
re i- u y A n m j It lilln iiin n . ti,
condi F U L L timo bookki
Ip re i-in ta « rn Ih v re f o u - In i-iitiiim iin l
Rt. 1
you
t o 'h r - a n il
« |i|n in
lie ro ri-
.l0-fnclt
l i m i t 111 R
W Ir p p S d ftr r o w
A gsllsnt ilttrp
tlm tiny IM
p n ln t " il . T u 1
inches lun*.
ul
,
____
In connection with the
visit to Ucrlin.
SIGNS
7 DUCKS — hens und drake fur
breeding.
J M. Cook. Longwood. phono 25.
FOUNTAIN girls. A
Service,. Sanford
NICE TWO story house In l.ong
, Orlando.
'mi iilimHpherc of mu.
LO B
Brlijl'.t r»,l smt blit" with
decal dr.igu of a
deg.
INEXPENSIVE
tlie
Must be permanent' resident. I ' liC ilI t C o u rt III 1-11 it (nr rtrlllllln lfI'n u a ly , K lo rld n on Hit- -ltd ilu y
RE-WAR, wheel toy airplane _ A p p ly Box J, c/o Herald. ) .
o f Jn in iH i >. A. IJ. IS IS , iilln -i « lmtll-l-r.'l- pro rnlll*'l>iln tv IU In- l-llll-rt-tl
for child bztween 3 and 0, to
ride, good condition. 300 W. 0th MAN TO superyiee packinjf. ip n a n li ii l yon.
II la fur lit e r ordered t li.il t It | m
celery warehouse. Year raued
Street.
work for the right man. Fpono KillItm lie pili*lT*Tii*TT lii'U 'lu - Huntnrrt
lit 1 a id . s . lirw -M iain r tm lilla tii d In
ONE Jersey milk cow; 2 goats. _ Oviedo 2871- A. Duda ft B5n». H itiifn n t H s m lin d i- I 'm ,n it . l-’ln r lilii,
E. L. Dunn, Monroe Corner,
p a r r i-in -li w >i-k for to u r etitn n-ruB E AU TY OPERATORS
Beni or 1 w i-i-k a .
Phone 934-M.
and Junior. Permanent employ* | IV IT N K H g m y lin n d m ill o fflrlM l
Aftt'CY Christmas Boxes Fruit
"meat with weekly guarantee s e a l a t H an ford. Ill tin- I'm in l) of
-n ilm ilr, Mlatu of l-'li.i tain. 1 ti I - Hie
shipped dally, fill W. Filst
and largo earning*, .lui ; pro fh
S lli d a y o f IH-i-rm ltt-r.' A It is 10.
St. Full *tnck fruits knd vege
portion, to skill and affqrt'.gpO I*. t i r i l f f l t u N .
l!li-r k o f r t f . n il I ’m n l
tables fresh dully across street
plied. Exclusivo .Shop, catering
U
j-r
litin
l
H lM -n n r.
from Princess Theater B. E.
to
Daytona
Beach'* , finest H f lt r lln r IV(n| J ' l n l i i i If f.
Aiken. Sr.
f l ' lr r t lll C o lin X r n li
rticulars, wrii ______
COCKER pups., pure hied, order
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hreurt'Boulanow for Christmas. 014. Myrtle
vard, Daytona Beach, Flurida, 1
Ave.
stating experience and when
.lin iy V F n r n i
A f.-.moii * toy little
p-ivr! ■Builds a bat
inlmnls, .nlla. e
fnrniet'ii fam ily 1
'gL
Waller Leal at Mathor .Furni
C IR L for full timeture Co., phono 127. ________ _
Beacon Dairies. 22:
Ave.
0 ROOM bouse on two large
lota, llghta and water, posses
A ID want
sion immediately. Iko Butler,
Phono 39<
Ginderville.
MAID wanted fur Vntdei Hotel.
W IN E for yottr fruit cake at
Apply between 9:00 A, M. aiul
Homer's Soils Simp.
_____
. 12 noon.
L.L. q a i .- wines,
ifr A O T E lT ^ R E N t
Homer's Smla S|i
ROOM bungalow,, no better
buy in tho lists off Plorldo,
Just what you* want - where
ynu want it -anti when you
!o- wnitliu.
Preparations
T A B U fm i.
SALVE.
Lonjc
Arm
Law
705 E. 2nd Street.
furnished apartment
ApartmanU.
____
Tqk
rtmant h o t
No children.
3 "Y E A R , old
i1
Fur Cliristina* Luxury
Women’s
Women’s
Slippers
Slippers
lo u h ln s-
Ami n comfortable winter, Liu!
Tho -aiwkly -teHmed -type—de-—
mauds a slipper that in sinarlly tallnrixl, ulsn, im,l thin will
lock right with her favorite
Liiluird rolHi! Bayou - upiicr
with faille collar und leal hoi
sole. Covered heel.
T O Y
h o n g
w e s rln # !
ttsn a 'ptliK <'l*4
\r|th mimlisM sad
letter*.
Du . (!liri*|jitus nn1ruing nnd
evet-v—'inn-ning, ■ eiiu'li- iai- «l«lighted with tlit'se 111)011 -lljc
per* li inlineI in tvliiti* inlihil
fill'. Comfortable, Inn. with
li-aUiL'r side und cnvervil lit-vl
at ju»l tliv right licighti
firesfoiu
I I Ik L U
X
I)
C IB A H P IO N
Without insupinca hi*, car
would probably have liavn tied
up fn court procedure und ha
required to ‘ return to Sanford
to defend the suit
*
cost of this prole-Iinn la
reaaqnabln for (lie bene
yen g e t For IlfbtiO you
ba nrotoctod up to 15,000
f l 'o v p r s
Cs.P.'e vp
sivs cxir* atrengib*
y * party from an*
itat* had an uutnmobilg
m fd ett in 8anford. li* wsi
Injured In ono of the com
panies we repreeent. The insarance company agreed to pay
any claim for bodily Injury
and property damage against
him ami he waa allowed to
continue his trip.
Tlie
vary
fits
cap
S p h (
P n iih ls lu rk s l l l r h r il ssxm s
Tbey're just what she wanted!
From (heir hrngaltmi .ton* in
tUsit eoveecl— wedge- - lieel*.
Prettily nilide wills open toes,
topixNl with a Kiuurt rayon
collar. In blue and red. 11/3.
damage cl
yudr ear I
Tho Tiro that Stays
Safer, Longer
The only tire ball! with th» fatnnai (iMr-Ortp Tretd: ertfk
etreng gaftl Lock, Oura Dipped Cord Body; and Satll Hursd
Construction for greater strength and longsr mtlsags,
Champion of thra silt
Lamb's -Wou| gkeaVling 1
InfaritH*
A Bunny far Her Blocking!
Slippers
ila
Christ ntaa!
Drivers
tor Park. I’bon* County <280^
5 ROOM bouse with extra lot
out of city limits for only |2,- WANTED — A desirable^mueUnff
ptacu. one afternoon a .wtwk;
900.00 Edward F, Lane, phunc
.*:30 to 6:DO; from, now through
tricycle for child oader
good condition.' Phone
Slippers
For a Coaifurluble
Automobile Owners &
junior aixa bicycle. Phone
f r i . 's h 'f e i j S
A l(rrtly, I ’s c f^ Glft
Junior JVfiHH
.
CHRIST
the in.
Han'}tome Christmas G ilt
IHgekiq Make* These
Men’s Slippers
• ‘'. I
Give—dad aemotlili
different
a’d never
lm leather
�.
M i s s i n g ii
igt( s i n
TOE 3 ANP0 nn HERALD, RAN FORD FLbHIDX'
PACE SIX
•gw^wr^HBiaWinii
l" = lll= lll= « l= l" = U ( |l
Visit oui* store fiTi- lasting gifts for Christmas
n lovely sofn or bedroom suite for Mother . . . all tfie
here you will find n beautiful assortment of gifts for nil the family . . . comfortable lounge chair for Dnd. a desk for Brother, a Boudoir Chair for Sis's room,
is thnv have'be Pn longfng f o r . v r i g h t here in Mather’s Christmns Store! • •
BO UDO IR CH AIRS
Colorful and com
forttibje.
24
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DUNCAN P
H Y F E SOFA
*
For those who love the charm of IHlh Ceiftury designing, ii lovely Duncan Phyfe Sofa
that 1m.pp. exact .replica of the yiy\s put grand;
mothors used'. . .
Desks for the "initio oiies" mid
the "Big ones’* toot Student desks
with roll tops mid knee-hole desks
with large writing sur.'ace and
plenty of drawer space* to hold
stationery and JnipOrlant |iapers
. . , ,ti sure-to-plenko gift for any
member of the family.! Mahogany
finished.
B A B Y C A R R IA G E S
" |
Just'received! A new shipment
of Hturily constructed, comfortable
carrisges, in time for ImbyW ,/irst
Christmas! All metal frames, easily
collapsible.
$. Bt
Keep on Buying
-Victory Bonds!
1 Decorative Clothes Hampers
Seat style or upright clothes
hamper in your choice qf at- ^
tractive lustrous enamelfin- U.SO UJ
wh on sturdy wovdn fiber-----Hinged top in construsting
tone. Colorful and useful I
To beautify your
home for Christ*
mas, a new living
room suite of dis
tinctive cliarni and
durability . . . Two
pieces upholstered
in a fine quality
tapestry with deep
spring filled cush
ions.
E A S Y — TERMS!
Beautiful Lamps!
D E L U X E B E D -D A V E N PO R T
Night and day luxury! This
li iiidsimc modem sofa opens
Into a Aill rite double lied I
Spring construction!
Choose a smart ta'jle lamp to
brighten up that drowsy
room! We’ve a lovely selec
tion of varied-styles with de
corative vase bases, graceful
shades.
See this
Value!
SLEEK M ODERN
BEAUTY!
Smart modern design
with graceful waterfall
fronta large plate glass
mirrors, - distinctive new
drop-center vanity. Quality
built in beautiful Limed
Oak. Bed, Chest; ‘ Vanity,
Nlte stand and Vanity
Bench.
CLASSIC B E A U T Y
.
*
'
Available ip double and
twin site beds.
18th C E N T U R Y C H A R M
bedroom of beauty that will last through the y
Ighdj— ir y
fln kh .JU . M lu »U 1
j
�•a
n.y
‘V
- _
— -YW-
A.
• /
In Unity There It Strength—
Tp Prelect the Pe*e« of the World i
* To Promote the P r o f n n of Amortcoi
To Prodoca Prosperity for Sanford.
Clip
-e*»E sU blfeh ed 1908
VOLUME XXXVII
linn*a Ift
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEIt
THE W EATH ER
Con- idrrahlv . Imjclin.---.., ('older this nfler*
niHin. Clearing ami colder with near
Irer/inr lemperaliirm nod heavy frost
Innicht. Thur-dav fair and continued
rolil.
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SANFORD. FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 5 1915
M MllER 59.
Associated Press Leased Wire
■ rr“
Hurley Tells
O f Effort To,
Aid China Reds
W a r Secretary Buys Xmas Seals •
™ F . f j . i 0V T r U m a n
en cra rT T erow
Two U.S. Diplomats^
Sought Lend-Lease
Arm s To Destroy
— €Jhiang€tov*mment
W A S H I N G T O N , . - (D ec.
A
-i
Of u.
S."
Renew Marriage Vows In Triple Gotdeh Wedclin/r
Pearl Harbor Com
mittee O f Details
— Before-dap -Attack
5.
Praises W artime
W A S H IN G T O N ^ !**. 6. m V. *
Record!) "placed riieforn the iearl
Harbor invcxtignthui shot* tha
the lute President Ro..*«vcll re. fused ...i ;uL«. ucti.ur or a Hritlih
A*»:pri*m plan for jolpt* mllltan
th<’ event the Unite..
Lutes sol into llie war.
*— (A P )—
Major*> General
Patrick Hurley han accused
tvro career diplomats of try
ing /to destroy the govern
me nt - o f
Generalissimo
Chlang Kai-Shek. Hurley
told the Senate Foreign Re
lations Committee
that
George Atcheson, Jr., tried
WViIlacc ( ’alls F o r
' F u 11 ■Hniploymcnt
I!roj4ram ’-Without
Haiti injr Treasury
"N KW- Y( il?KVi>:. -V.’ ( A Pi -•
WRingpR iVniit 'President
T n in tfu i t y i t l ’ C^nimt-'i't'u’ St'c-
tvljirt Ijt'ivry Wallace have
lipi'it Teait at tho opcnhiR of
l In* grrhleti antiiersnry Con*
*1ne . resident declined to ap
irross of American InritiHtry.
prove the plnu on June 7, 1941.
at* months before Pearl Karbo
Tin* ConifreH.s wjih called hy
wn» bombed. The papers w.-i.
tlu* Natipnal Association of
filed away with the no'.atio*
, ntannfactiii t’ i'H.
of President Roos-vctt's
teto undermine Chlang by getting
Itetli officials praised the waraidc, the late Major General
V n d -L ttM trmi for. the Chinese
^tiiiie role o f iiiTirrify;
E. *M‘. Willson,1 that' ihuv wW.
Communists.
I're-lilent
Truman's
le tte r
' • »
iihuiitied again to ih.
Hurley
amid this happened
totalled on reconversion labor
President for his approval hi
while ha left Atcheson in charge
disputes, lint Mated tin- opinion
I case o f war.
*
of the embassy at Chungking,
tliat • n*couvei>ioit problems can
I However, Mr. Roosevelt ap
but that the arms waft not given
be «ideed orderly nml ypeodily. proved on Aug. 20. 1941. a Joint
to the Reds and that Atcheson
Secretary • Wallace called for
defense plan drawn up for Can
wa« recalled from China. At
a progtnm el full employment
, u.ln and the United Stales.
cheson had written the Secre
but tui'l it would lie im|ioasible
) The former head o f. the wsi
_ of State proposir
tary
proposing
the
to sjicpiJ ’ our way into
good
division,
furnishing of Lend-Lease •rma SECRE TARY OF W AR Robert P. Patterson purchases a sheet o f P Ians
] " “ ,d,7
* „ ? ’ Lieut, tim er n
btislue.-:- cumlition.H just liy dip
and equipment to the Chinese 100 Christina* seal stamps
. a from -M m -J. Yorh Welboin. Arlington. f e V ' 1
ping freely into
the
federal
Commuiusts.
County, at the offieinl opening British and American military
V»., 'booth
‘ chairman for Arlington
_
tienstlly. lie -.aid American inchiefs drew up pisns fur com
© .
up
oi this booth in the famed Pentagon Building near Washington.
• ibi.trv mail ipereuse muss |iurbined operations in Blnyapprc
by Hurley was John Stuart Ser• ■ (International)
I'liai-iiig iniucr nml
mise
tha.
and Washington in 1041. The
vice. Both service and Atcheson
j stamlnrd
living.
plans drafted nt Singapore were
are presently political advisers
known as the A -il-t’-ll plan
lie aiiJcd that olivjouriy the
to General MacArthur.
Hurley
1uiiiwei isn't -iiiiply one of rais
standing for American, tries t\
aaid that Service in October, 1944
Chinese and Dutch, (icrow said
ing wages, costs and
prices,
proposed that the Chian* Kaithey were preliminary, unit w .i*
leading to n vicious spiral o f
Shek Government ahould be - al
never approved by unyone in
iuflatioii. Wnllare also "warned o f
lowed - t o —eellapee.—The -former
Washington, including Chief .of
tlie ilungctt of deflation when hu
Ambassador to China aaid he was
MARRIED IfrT BOHNIWOTUN, ‘ tNU^ m U T LV FIFTY YEARS''EARLIER MU Uitf.ilUy. IhriV i:n -aid ITiaT tlie earuiiitfs Of fltnnStaff, Genural George Marshall.
unable to fire Service at tha time
tris ami their husbands celebrated llii-il" golden w.-ddli'. aiii.iu t-at v In- ii'licwlng I heir murrmgr inn. at ci {mil wagi- eat tiers Vveulil drop
( C u l l s s t S Oa P s * » TOree)
St. Matthews t'atliolic Church in laing Item it. i n if. Tin Impf • --li-l-iiml- nu- <1. In i. l: .lumi I*. In
lowyi in the next few years than
tick,-7.7; Peter il. Kitsch, 73; John il. Mat i>
vtt
u.u i »k Marlin, 71; , Mis. I.i-icrtill-.rK tliri wen- during tin* war.
Kitsch, lid; Mrs. Lucy Both I’ ilstirk, <17. At I.l i.
tic
lail-c. Patrick I’. Greene. Tin- Kirrch anil
Meanwhile a iturm was gathurMartins Jive in Long Bench. Tin- P it-tic.,.,<i to the minion from I heir home in t'liaili .tun, ing in W ii liiiigtou where the
Morrison Says Vets Points Out Need For
Ohio.
international Soumlplto'.ol
I In ire big union organizations —
Appear Ambitious
Program To Keep
tin* r|n. the \F of I., nnd tho
United Mine Worker*
are d ig
D u r i n g 1 Training
Vets I n Sanford
ging in for a battle nttainsL the
icre‘ at;e
I'residenL's lalKtr plan. There'
Mayor Edward Higgins haa'reVital need of additions! city
A report on Florida’s partici
predietiotis,* however, tliq
* tt.. *theV
turned
from
Washington,
D.
C
Two private donations towards pation in the recent- National recreational and health futilities after contacting var ious govern-.
won't be., uhli! tu head it o ff.
the construction of roads in the , Convention hold in Chicago by as a mentis of encouraging re ment departments in behalf - of I
11‘m.i ilmti-,1 Hi, 1'iisr 'I Srr*)
Slavia and Oviedo sections were Reid Mann, Adjutant of the De- luming volerans .to remain as securing for the city the facilities I
■n
___
accepted yesterday by the 8cm- I partment at Florida, and Joel citizens o f 8anford instead of
tha Sanford Naval A ir Station
K O O H l t i l l Iv lV C r
fnolo County Board of Commit- ' Field. Seventh District - Comtuan- "seeking greener patches else- o f .n
or If it Js declargd a a *4 &
1VU VU I V U
R. A. Williams. I o i lit n It e o
donvra and Ssorfc. entered started der. wraa the feattm* of: l«»t wfitec. w «» today stressed by !*h
plus, and " today expressed con-1
agent, and Lea It. l.-tlirr, local
on the projects, according to O. flight’s regular meeting o f the Julian Ftenstrom, Herald sports fidence
that
these
facilities
could
Y
}
idence
sing Post o f the editor and veteran o f the Euro
Campbell -Loafing
P- Herndon, county clerk.
eeper.Harbor
Made i memlH-rs «o f •tin-» "five. cmao
|,v"-'1fit-.-,be secured.
,
,,
• These were a donation of |5,- American Legion held at tho pean theater, in a talk to KiwaniWhile in Waahington where
Near
Osteen
Bridge
t'omml«alon_ ye«terilav ns uni
ans at the Hotel Mayfair.
000 toward the construction of Legion HuL
he was sent ns manager of the
'V n p
Iln n t
D w n n r it
r"*dt>out in the <ain to
in n nwu
Mr. Mann reported that the
thea W
Mlkler
Road in aimrim,
81avla, mmir
made
Mr. Stenstrom « | introduced ^ 7 " V & J n l v c S k m b e r
f
r or B
o m viwncrs
i v„t(, •“||
M
. (*||.. n„n
by Jol
John Duda, F. Doda and C. A. highlight of the convention was
Duds,
Mr. Willinm- ;;ucree«i« Mayor
da, Jr.
Jr., and a f
donation General Dwight D. Eisenhower's
.
.
. .
, N UKItS'llKIHi. tivi many.. Dev-,
Murh renewed intejest in motor
b
t»y B. F. Wheeler lor conitruc- speech before tha delegates in : t e . e d f . S d % ka . "
NaV“ I to Pr"
,M" y boating on the 8t". Johns River Kdw
waul Higgins ns v'l.mmlssit.m i r, (/1.,
\
Lieut. Col. lh a ilc « A. Betts
disposal,- hethipresented
various
tfia
Jon of a street within the city which he- called for 'a merger
CnfnSev *’ub' “
Feileral
Departments a brief curtailed during the war period, In Group t, nml Mr. Leslier sue- »nuie> I today tin ir |leselitjltiuu i-- Iieinq on -Ic ive -tioin lteclfe,
of the armed forces of the United
limits of Oviedo.
of United
it
‘ i. i
ii u
j
#. * i outhorireil by the City of Sanfonl |* indleate.1 by the fact that John reeds M. J. Lodge. -Inonl giucrry of iliH'Umentary evidencii agin i llr a x il,- hciidipiaitci
The
Commissioners
directed States.
II. tin- South AtUpon being discharged after I anti Seminole County, requesting |brumlry, owner of the Sanfonl uwncr, in (Siuiip 2.
lierman.v'. 2o top-liu-lei on trial S"tnle< .......
He further stated th*t the
Road Superintendent J. W. Yar
wife and
nearly five yeera of service, Mr.(th a t if and when the Hanford Boat Works, is erecting a ho by
A surprise feature of the vot I-elon* llie .'.ueinl'i-rg war • llines Inntie and with In
borough to proceed with con- most touching ceremony was the Stcnstrem said that he returned Naval A ir Station is declined Im fIKJ, display loom of Concrete
ing IIus the furl 1lint M voters court, the i-i)dii . again •li l t little gill i- writing Mr. and
stroction of the Mlkler Road posthumous presentation of the
i5?i
* n“ nn-rcntionsl I surplus it he presented to thoi block construction on Celery Ave- wrote in I lie name of .lolin with -4'ci a i a l i ) p l a li m il agn - - Ml . It. G. Ilia 1. ole of Crlery
Immediately. A survey of tha 1/egion’e Distinguished Service #°
Avenue.’
Ill* staled that he wuuhl
facilities In the same condition |c|ty to be used for the following . nue, imm.-diutely west of the boat Krider, local oil ami gasoline IIII agul .t tiny t'/ivho-lovuki
L
road in Oviedo was ordered, with Medal to Franklin D. Roosevelt, as before he left, and stressed .purposes:
works.
distributor, on the ballot in Group
iviil’cme IntliHliiiid aid j emu i icmaiii on leavv until .luti. 9.
Ute idea of building as soon as I Jr., for his father, the late
, i
i i i .. ,i llir p'lienl.-'. 111. and .Mrs. A. L.
the need # f eilitena-taking more,
. p|,|,|ic airfield
| 'Large windows will .permit the 2. Mr., l-roher with U7 voles, ,,
Ken Ii ttint lli'in ilin n lim-i -.i, |;,.||
possible, Mr. Herndon aaid.
I President.
live in Mt |loin,
H 'm l " o f
,n.-„ who
No- a ' Hospital to Ik- us.-d’ passing motorist to view from Imd a majority of but 13. A delive i -I . a witiin.itiitu to tin
The Board reviewed a petition t Mr. Mean said that he and the
lie
ciie.l a
In-pi- tor Gen.
the
street
slumlunl
cruisers
made
total
of
32
votes
ueie
tin
nun
t "tn li saying Ii ImiiiiI ers would
Seminole County with availfiled by a group of Lake Monroe | Florida delegation had been com- h. U n b l ^ T y , U
eml -.f Itc-ife rind Ins hendl.vcl I .ill et tlip i.ipitul city -d quari^'i j. lie
nkmriJ * " •
buildings for tuberculosis pdration of Whitstonr, N. Y. fur out ns impiopeily maiked.
citizens requesting repairs t o . plimented by tha National Con- In ! t h w
-iid, • tipplie.l tho
-ml o f ^oUUon ward ami convalescents by the \\ neeler Shipbuilding CorTin- City Commission met lo- I'rmvn* in two liHiii if tin’ll* wa. I- .-. - ui not ihc.isU-rn. ilrazil and
Orange Boulevard which connects vontion Chairman, Bill Lumpkin. ? «in ln r y.n f|
,hl
u i l w ^ l n i i ^ ' Ino.rnve.l i No. 3 - Establishment of » which Mi. liruinlcy Ims Ih-c ii . na *lay at iiixia to t-ativa - llie vote, i uk—tiviu.u—i-.^il.o_Guuuau__inv i- , directed the 1tmuspnrt liy mV' o f
jWileon’e Corner on Road 44 with 1for the important part played
this dally tralnfnif, improved V0fUt|0nal training school for re- med as dvnlt-r for luikr, Ornngv. and at 2:39 o’clock for a rvglllur silltl. l i e |'|l- ■'I’lltlOII -Bid til' \
tho lakefront highway. It was |by the delegation during the con- how
the physical condition ' uf those
lt«"p
an-l Mippji.--* to North
Seminolr and Voluslu Counties. meeting, according to
11. N. liltlni.il-im diuttiiH-t C/i- li'i-hi
agreed to start work on this as i vention. He further reported ho men in the service. In France, turning veterans and adults
\fi ii i». the Mediterranean, the
No. 4 • County fair nml live . On disnluy also will Ik* it line Bayer, city clerk.
Mikin'- ,bt-l will to U su i V.lo'f Middle
soon as possible.
i had pledged that Florida pogu ha aaid, he waa put hi Thurge of
East and Europe.
o f BCeedlxmts, oulbaiinl and illstock exhibit.
I U J U enlist
V IIIIB I A
U sW W
lnew
l«fV
iiie m ir t
The county appropriated $50 would
23,300
members
Kicrtion
officials •acre:
T. 11it Ii i - will ono{liiiie
the problem of recreations! fa
lie be anti* :( Kcroti I lieutenant
board motors and accessor li«.
tCSstlaaM
oa
r
*
r
»
Tferss)
Mr.
Higgins
reported
that
tha
to be used for benevolent pur
Lit I'V oil, inc lanta.-*tic stitrV in Ii •39 in tin• Officers
cilities by his depot commnnder. proposal waa favorably reorivi-d Ing ami sinull bouts made by the Itniill Smilii as clerk, and M|s.
poses among colored - veterans.
Mis
I-'. E. of Hi- •- Li - i liy-.ti*i icul hmiis lx>- servo ( ’..I p . at tlie Univ
“How can I do this? Stenstrom by the various departments <>f Mr. Brumley will also display rar- Mulgaiet Hut lies.
'asked the commander and got the government, and hr is con Ventnor Bout Works of Allunlir |{oUlilillal Ullil J. Heck as judges. neath lli* Iii i-In l.anci-llery n*' of FI mi.la. 1'i i.u to ciiloiin
tho
the llu- iniovmlhvvert*e|l.tei r . orvlr .. h.* was agv'iit f »
the reply, 'That’s your problem." fident that the disposal requesti-J City, New Jersey, lie stated.
tho
Victory Bond Buyers
the Itu-* lnlt> • oi-'i whelmed llcilin Pi u.I<-iiii.l I’Jfo In iiruarv* ComThe result was that within 30 by the City o f Sanford ran l>e
Also to bo built ure eight new
lust Apnl i- Ix-ine pic. n l toany in Sanfonl.
M ay See Film Free
days, with tho afd of German carried out, practically os M- 20 feet stalls to house bouts pur
get tin-. Tin- latest nriouitf of
■
On. I'll- It, lit 11 lip iiu i called
prisoner labor, an athlatic field quested when the Station is du- chased by customers, ami six 43
ilto ilraiini c-iiie. fmttt | apt: Halt * |,, ncliv'c "duty ami on Mnrch 1.
with-facilltiea for baseball, soft i-Inred surplus.
foot stalls. These will Ik* o f si
An opportunity will be given
nil Ill'll m*)i» (• i inniiyV f utiUHih I'.112, wn pmntoled to iuuk of
ball, tennis, badminton, horse
milar construction to stalls now
.S' Victory bond buyers to see,
aviatiiv- Her d.-M iqition « f tin first lieutenant at Ft. liragg,
shoes, swimming pool, theater
used. A deeper harbor lias also
frie of charge. “Tha Fighting
final li.niis of Ailoll Hiller and
j*^ nl„| during the following
(C s s lI s s H e s P a s * T k r*«l
Government To Cut
been drrdgetl for an auchorngc,
Lkdy,’ which show* reel battle
Lieut Samuel B. Lewis, who
li.s conii'anfonn in tin IL'icsh-clinn- October to in ik of captain, lieie
according to Mr. Brumley, who has
• w * at the famous Task Force received the Purple Heart decora
II
,<Hllnnr,l
On
I'nsr
Thrrrl
Its Farm Subsidies been a boatinr enthusiast for ntoie
In- icniuined until Mmch, 1944
M , taken in Technicolor: also tion after he had bean wounded
with Ids d titles in the Field
than 20 years, having uwned his
-And Then There Were None," b y . mortar firs in tho battle of Gorman Woods Home
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WASHINGTON. Dec. B. (A1)— first boat in 1924.
Artillery un<! replacement center.
e feature picture starring Barry the Roar River, and who after
night's
weather
menu
was
quite
A fter P a d ffic Duty The government is cutting down Many citrus growers of laike
Iii August l u l l lie was pro
Fitzgerald end Walter Houston, five months in an American gen
its farm subsidies. Tho new County
_____
___
moted to rank of major.
and ________
residents ______
of Orlando unusual for Floridians for snow
will be abeam Friday at the eral hospital in England,
-flutrico—
speckled—
llu
-iiurUiwiu.L
- Pfc.-Gormau-Wood*,- nephew- of policy- ha*—been discioscd in a and Orange County arc Interested
t«H*—iiHsvrog—Ft-—liragg— ho .
Rita -'Theater.
returned to Frankfort to
portion o f the slate ivliilo n fieuk
was .Lnlioned with the fourth
Tieketa for the Ihow may be j at General Elsenhower's head- Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Woods, has speech by an Agriculture De- in owning and maintaining motor squall stmek south Florida.
ment official. Price Director boats ami cruisers on the Hi. Johns
! was irintioued with the Fourth
obtained by bond buyers at tb e . quarters, arrived recently with returned from 13 months of ac
Around Valpuriso in extreme
B. Boyd. The address was River, Mr. Brumley said. Resi
Service Comm.uni at Atlanta, Ga.
Poet Office, the Sanford Atlantic 1his wife from El Campa/Texas, tion In tha Pacific theater and
northwest
Florida,
the
merrurv
made to a meeting of state agri
i until June wlirui lie was sent to
dents of Seminole Qiunty own
N .t t o m lT a a k or the Florid, to vtejt hU uncle. M J? u !S H , waays two bronze campaign stars,
dipped
to
36
degtecs
urouml
1:30
Sgt.
Augustus ( ’ .
K.d undo .......
...
one i for Naw Georgia action In cultural extension service offi many fine cruisers, and the bout
lliazil, .............
iiu.l there ........
in April
of
State Bank.
^
during recuperation leave.
1043 and., os* for Bougainvilla cials.
works is l>eginning to hum with o’clock this morning and snow brother-in-law .<f Deputy Sheriff! thls yenr was priunolcd to rank
-Buy your bond today and
fell
ill
the
area,
coining
down
Ho wears three battle atars action in 1044
(
Intelfl
Whitten,
who
parti-ipated
Ha waa very
■f ileal, itatil . oliinal.
Boyd told the slate directory activity of owners getting tlisir
AMT let down the boys who for actions in Normandy with
greeting old Sanfonl that government support prices boats into fine condition for rrum from Alabama, Tennessee 'and in llie Ian.lings at < ara liiam-n.
lie du'-crilH'*l llrnr.il us an
have done no much for you," the 4TS A A Bin. of the First
Mississippi.
m l ncli'-Tis in Italy lot which h" j enormous
and
iclutivrly
unyes unlay.
for moat commodities will lx* at Irtg.
aaid Edward T. Lana, of the Army, In northern France and
At
Key
West,
the
Weather
received I we campaign Mai-, hx developed country, lie said Gist
. Improvements in deepening ami
Pfc. (Woods told of his oscounty war finance committee.
the Boer River area. He highly pertfnees when ho was sent to tha legal minimum next year. straightening the St. Johns Fiver Bureau reported 3H mile ail hour Ih-cii Ii-.m-mnl-ly .il-. ha
lie licard English sp.iken there
praised the medical efficiency of Korea and contested some of the Except for cotton, "tnis is 90 'hannd to Lake Harnry. and con- winds during the squull that relurur.l tu Sanford.
Vqueittly" and once, upon questhe doctors who treated him in RuseIan soldiers whom he said percent of parity. Cotton- re struct ion of a canal from the L l lasted about 30 minutes. Fisher
Seal Book M arkers
lie joined the :a i vice oil Apul . niog a child was informed that
England, and aaid that en-route had high regard and hearty quires support et 92 and five Johns to the Imlinn River would men estimated several Uniusaml LS, lti|2, and was seat overseas
oil them studied Engpercent.
To lib ra ry to tho hospital, his wounds ware friendship lor tha American sold tenths
dotlara damage
sci
Ako.II for seven ta
terms,
The only exceptions for 1940) add still more to the boating urge fliM na n n .T ^ tea s'a ra ^ ro fl'"o .le I ,,l‘’ F*»llo**in*r Christmas Eve ns I lla lt in k
W
treated by sulfa drugs and pern iers. which they expressed by
* ur®.'frittL OiH 1( |mmlter of llie 3l>2nd Ordname There regt/iu
Inngrage is
i* I’
i
gumi language
I’ortusaid Boyd, might be sugar tx-els, ■n this section, Mr. Brumley seM, caliin cruslar P,e'
; A nanther a t Christmas seal eiilln and healed so quickly that kissing the embarrassed GIs.
wus sunk and dam- ligtialiou. Aft.-i serving in Af- gv-’ C. In' y.hteil.
end
expressed
the
hope
that
these
sugar cane, flaxseed, soytieans
ngrd
beyond
repair.
V markers w en today pro- they bad .to bo re-cut In order,
projects
may
in
lime
receivo
gov
r.i-a lit*'wait rent to Napier, Italy
Col. Il/tt* gt'udiuileil front the
lie entered the service on Aug.
Governmenl
id .by Mia, Mary Rawlins, to remove imbedded metal. He A, 1942 and was sent overseas and dried beans.
ernment approval.
with the services of supply, lie Adjutant General's School pi Ft.
aals fhainaaa, to the San- returned to tho states on Oct. 30. on Dec. 0 following. The 113th guarantee, during the war kepi
retu nrd to the United Stales oil Washington, Maryland in June,
the prices of many farm pro*
------in behalf of
Nov*. 19. I'rior to entering the 1913, and fiom the kComm3na .
Combat engineers with whom ,r>
he 1
1UCKM iO<
ducts
above parity levels in order
MARTIN
ELECTED
Yumashita’s
F
a
t
e
In
i>rr(,„
„„
„t
Health and
and (Jeneral Stuff sw-)too| at Ft.
served were •pgan d In rlemoli- 1 to encouragia the greatest posslW.
J.
Martin
was
elected
yes
Pitman WU1 Scout
tion work, building c o m b a t u , productl on.
l.cuvenworth, Kjtttsas in 'January,
H
a
n
d
.
4
O
f
Commission
A
and
>
■
Umccry.
terday
as
mayor
of
Oviedo
when
said today that aha hoped
bridges an construction of forti
1911.
Celery Feds Friday fications.
ha
received
16
votes
as
com
thO^ai^B of tho
Prior to entering the
MANILA, Dec. 6. OF) — The J.B. Phillips— EMC lc
pared
with
14
cast
for
hi*
op
A1
Thomas,
SSMB-3-c
Head Ooaeh Lieb of tho Uni- service he lived in Sanford for
f.te of Lieutenant General ToIm
giro to
IB years and later was a con Back From Overseas ponent, R. E. Kelsey,
W ill Reach
according to vanity at Florida Gaton' has tractor in Columbus, Ind.
Elected to the city council of moyuki Yamashita now je in the Returns From Pacific' Ships
announced that Backftald Coach
iedo were R. W. Estes, J. R. hands of the United States mili
Beecher Tomorrow
J. IV Phillips - K M C -lC o f the
Bon Pitman will be in Sanfonl
A1 Thomas, 88MB-3C has raInhart, F. W. Talbott, W. T. tary commission which has been
1i
Friday to scout the fa*t stepping
trying
him on
war
crimes Navy HralwcH returned recently
turned from a year of duty with Walker and James Wilson.
NEW YORK. Dec. 6, (A*) —
DAM AGS
charges. A verdict is expected after 19 months o f service in lit"
WINDS
an LCT staff In the MediUrran>Y8D
SoSt’t h o ^ n t iw T le Purple h S
V t A. Stansfleld announced to- Priday. Chief prosecutor Major |Aleutian Islands, nnd 13 months RLscue craft will not lie able to
•an and plana to reopen his bafc
reach the I .iter tv Ship Henry
PORTLAND, Ora, Dae. 6,' (A>) berahop on Palmetto Avenue op day that the “
...............
Regular
Meeting Robert Kerr or Portland, Ore. I in tho PhllR pines.
Pitman, formerly at Sanford, A storm with winds aa high as posite
posits tbe Fire Station alter he of Taylor Commander*, No. 28, M id in his final summary that I Il« wvurs the Asiatic cam- Ward Beecher until sumetimo t
In Or- 80 mlUa an hoar have caused-Um M l pot
duri
K. To will be held Dec. 7 at there was no doubt o f Yitina- nuign ribbon with three lutthi morrow afternoon. Acoimling
put It
it In
in readiness during
tin* Third Nava I District,
three
of at
tha next two weeks. He entered 7:30 P. M., st which time there shita’s responsibility for the In- star*, tho Philippineliberation
started nut Wt
...........
■errtoe in January, 1944.^^. wJU be tip election of, officer, numerable atrocities ' committed and g.-sl- cuniurt ribbon.
'
ny"hti trbeps in.'thb 'rhiilpplnex. -^trrlntemls soon to work with wroniF*lfr*Unjis.
for ' the ensuing year and W
Tim llccclicr rtuli xxt for
'building*
rhere
conferring of the Order at the Kerr salted fo r s verdict o f gu ilty the iLstiiiution department of
the Florida I’nwcr mul Light Com when slie |.y-t her ptoj *
Temple on s Class of Candidates. and for a death sentence.
Virginia
5S
tniil-Atlautir eqipt't**' to N
Tbe defense of the former pany, in which work he wus k
“
“
Meeting, aa oyster
commander
in
tbe i'iipic.1 prior tu entering tjio ucr- Va. l|oxtt>ct, q.’licials
-will be earvsd at Japanese
Blr Ksights at* Philippine*; wee concluded Vby rice. • lt« Irves '• ixire with Itis 6 1 1 tr'x ip * '. a ir a r d ex
don^ur.aiuve Lire
wifj^and one yeer.oid son.
atr-VaJ C oUm ! dfcrry Clarke. ,< •
Private Donations
Hasten Work On
County R o a d s
Joel Field And Stenstrom Talks
Reid Mann Speak On Recreation
On Convention At Kiwanis Meet Mayor
Higgins Is
O p t i m i s t i c Over
Use Of Station
Brumley Builds
Boatworks Show
Williams A nd
Goering W arned
Lesher Elected Czechs Of Bombs
To Commission
If Any R esisteprj
Srjtory Of Hiller’s
Last Hour Is Told
For The First Time
Lieut Samuel B.
L e w i s On Leave
t - ^ i w s r r a r i v : F or Recuperation
Charles A. Betts
Returns Following
Service In Brazil*
Northwest Portion
Of State Reports
Srtow Last Night
Sgt. R o t u n d o Is.
Discharged A ft
O v e r s e a s Service
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