3 10 175 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/42156d62429176c2bbae4ac72fd5bbeb.pdf 47ae56996f8f821e6ec7cd05b5286a2d PDF Text Text fr y * er THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA F R ID A Y . N O V E M B E R 80. 1945 • ral at Hanford. Florida, this JElli da)' ot November, 1915. o - »*. h e r n d o n Clerk. r'lr.’Ult court ----------. The Thorps Furniture Company whleh closed for the duration of the war in April, 1048, will re-open for inspection Friday ct cuing and for huiinexa Saturday, It was anAustin, owner, nounccd hr V. It. ______ who added that his brother, li. W. Austin, would manage ths •tore. The Interior nf thu store has lie n completely modernised mid redecorated, and has. new lighting fixtures for up to date display of furniture. * G. W. Austin, malinger, i« J l.r'ia rte l war veteran w-ho for­ merly l.nd IB years of executive experience with the F. \V. Woolworth Company. He will make his home here, is u Ki wanton and e*j ects to he active in civic affairs CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING l ( t per D u for one Insertion Me per line for three Insertions Me per line for 6 Insertions K per line for 20 insertions PHONE 148 OR BRING YOUR AOa to THE SANFORD HERALD Coant, fire words to the line. including phone end eddrrss. lrertlsements J form sltustlona wanted will be chsrred fer st the ____________ rexulsr classified rates. H UNTING *or . More BUSINESS SERVICE W ASHING machines repaired— and all home appliances. Cald­ well General Repair Shop, 707 North Mills. Orlando, phonp 2-1072. Prompt service- J l l l l r l . i l . I III c im ittr t iih m iin in op I IT. u iiit IN A M * . m ath .'t iii.it ATioa Valley Dr' ■», I’nrh Alexandria, Vlraltikt. III IV KUTSt, Plaintiff ) VM Detent) atil ) Pull fa*, ) ........... .. VI lU I INI A P. KUTJS. ) .TO: VI 111I I M A C. Kt'T Z. S ilt You nre hereby ordered t.i a p ­ peal |itr>i>iitllr, ur liy Attorn,-)’, to answer Ihe Hill or Complaint P e r r ­ in filed and Affidavit us to your residence, amne belnx a suit tor I ’lvnire, on or before Hie ITHi day of December, 1941; otherwise, u Derrea Pro C o n m a o will be rniar.•it aunlnst you for failure to a p ­ pear. plen or answer, ns reuulred by Inw. tr ip nm>Krtr:t> that tin. n «th'e he published n n ,v week for four eon.ei'utlve weeks In Ihe Han­ ford Iternlil. u Newspaper . puli•rot uam i v i i e h i m -n t , w i m » ll.hed at Kanforij. Hi nilitole I'ounly, place of residence Is unknown. Florida IVITNKSH my tiand and seal th|s You arc hereby re«n’ lred to a p ­ pear on Dccmbcr 17. 1)1), In a ce r ­ llt h da y of November. DM5. O. I*. IIKIt.vrxiN tain suit fur divorce pending In tha Clerk, Circuit Court. Circuit Coart of Seminole County, Florida, an abbreviated title of (Circuit Court Heal) AU TO PA IN TIN G B rii"“ Jbhn*bfl —-y'C- .W .'~ "P ----IB years experience in unto and nlrcraftpalr.tlng. Sanford's popu*l HOI.LI.lt MOTOR SALES 2uH W>* I hi nl» The preraiuin_ufler m .Ills IIIWI c MIHII Jl 'I'M "MMBI |IMy fot. th# fr.O dclurtiblc kind and fjr , to %2r, Ic*, than you would pay fo r. Ihe HOS coverage in moat rmcpanfes. F a e l o r i o T ^ 'm m e S r 'u ’ every W I ' T M . 6000 mlics or twice u year. Es- ****“ “ ' scnllul to efficient car perfor­ mance. Our expett mechanic;! and Get the REST in__________ K,n, a.„| a iHiOiIL i rP .i& M i t'T’Ta.t?........1 CM BOYD-COMBANY O R SALES x U . I 'l U U IU U U 'i m i l ! 20X W. Ikt Rl. . L|, OF BLOCK 10, eighleen lots, ot will sell any of lots, runs from Leke Mary highway EXPERT service on mnrhin's, Electric irons, oil heaters and to Crystal Lake, all l>cauttful conk sloven, Itacked hy III years' lots. See E. T. Cochran,*Uke expel iencc. Phone 701-J. Mary, Fla. Everyday Files Typewriters You should know about the SOM collision nr upset automobile In­ surance offered ’ by the State Farm Mutual Insurance Co. If you carry $50 deductible colli­ sion or* upset insurance <m your car or truck:—$50 Is deducted from each collision' and upset claim. I f it, ro«ts you |.r>0.to re­ pair a damaged fetmrr, you pay Alt. I f another fender is damaged and it costs you SBO.to repair, you .mruin pay A L L . I f you had HOC* coverage you rould get both fenders repaired hy paying only $20. * BICYCLE. Isdha' ceiicnt condition. 8 Adi You Should Know Expert Auto Repairing SHEET Musle, popular a n d IUrfirld & Jackaon standard, book music and music in epemectinn with instruction books at The Music Yates Auto Paint ft Body V Box In the Princess Theater Phone 371 UauerV ix OFFICE S U PP LIE S Ik Jd Y~AND Fender dents, saint Injury or fudmg should be corrected now to combat agin# and weathering. A new pain-, leaa method awaits yAu at YATEH AUTO P A IN T ft BODY SHOP !0& N. Palmetto Avr. Phone 371 won't bum 2c n foot. 118 S. Park Ave. ” , * «„ appei plaint r COLEMANS 8EV.|ING jnnehines repaired; A ll Makts. Williams' Fbtk Shop, 206 W. 1st St. 8 WIRE aprallel cord, synthetic 8»u7> xo. neitH. I'l.oltll, i. (>' iD M C Iir ru n s i:*ti> c ..r rut n t v , BUSINESS T r y Ont PIL L up with ketuesna and fuel W E ARE lull*- equipped and oil bdfore winter. know how tn recup your tire*. H. B. POPS CO, INC. Natural rulbt/ ot synthetic, we protect the kidrwnlto ot your tire,. Johns Tire Shdp, Cor. 1st and Elm, rh»nc 00B- M IK E SAU8* 80 aero farm aerea tiled. See Mm. A. ! •ndex, 1016 Orange Ave. rCTrrdlt . Court m in im Kinvi.s for Cord Index Traya Aluminum Sheet Holders Leather Brief Cases How To Relieve -Bronchitis Crcomulston relieves promptly beenuse-tt goer “ trouble to loosen and expel perm laden_____ m,*and aid nature __________ to soothe and heal raw, tender, In­ flamed bronchial mucous m em - . brones. Tell your druggist to re 11you n bottle of Croomublon with the un- 1 derstamlmg you must Uko the way It ! quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money hack. Come in and see ;our large selection CREOMULSION Phone 5*1 for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis Books — Gifts Buxton Billfolds 114 Mngonlin Aye. Ph. 14' WANTED 50 P IA N O S Will pay up to $300 for ■ Spinets, Studios, or Raby Grnnda. h 5100 for U p r lg h t s Plpin wise. . Write Birger Wester 700 S. Florida Avcv Few lakeland, Fin. r *k V| HELP WANTED UITAIIS: Limited number of new ones on talc now. Also used accordion, Banjo and other musical Instruments in oy’s Drug Store. Part time nr new condition at The Music full time. Box In the Princess Theater Building. FU LL time und part lime clerks, II. A A. Department Store. MAN'S blcyd), pre-war, f2r>.on 816 Laurel Ave. FO U NTAIN girls. A Service, Sunfurd ;OD and Reel—Vacuum cleaner Station. with connection*; small eleitr ; CLERK-STENOGRAPHER with radio! email pmlable rudfu. (lllipt experience, able to take 800 Magnolia Ave. dictation, good salary. Phone 6 1 3 . ____________________. BIRD dog, 2 % years eld, well trained, excellent retriever. ORANGE packers. Sanford Fruit Call 401-W after 4:00 P. M. Co., State Farmers’ Market. CITRUS BAGS F U L L lime bookkeeper - steno­ 4-8 Box else.... per M .... $06.60 grapher, good salary to start. Leaa Quantities .. per bag .. .10 Must be permanent resident. . , CABBAGE BAGS Apply Box J, c/o H erald._____ 50-tb Csbbnge bags, par M 166.00 Lees quantities, each .....- ...... 10 MAN TO supervise packing in citrus picking bags ..... 4.25 celery warehouse. Year round Clippers, each —......... 1.60 Vcork fo r the right man. Phono AM L Prevail Phone 2104 Oviedo 2871- A. Ihida ft Sons. Seville, Fie. MAID fo r Sanford Clinic. Apply Mre. Mary Rawlins, Masonic Building, Park A v o .- LOST & FOUND * FOUND: Billfold In Margaret B E AU TY OPERATORS ..Senior and Junior. Permanent employ­ Ann Saturday. Owner may ment with weekly guarantee have by paring for adv, Call and large earnings, In pro­ at The Sanford Herald. portion to skill and effort ap­ plied. Exclusive Shop, catering to Daytona Beach's finest M ISC ELLANEO US clientele. For appointment-or particulars, write Slgrid's Beau­ W E P A Y highest cash prices for ty Salon, 206 Seabreesa Boule­ m a d furniture. Haynee ft Wilvard. Daytona Beach, Florida, « Furniture Co., 811 E. 1st stating experience and when phone 851._________________ l^NOW! LARGE STOCKS OF th^re^atstaySAFER^ON^^m Modern bedroom for charm and beauty . . . Blonde wood in n Htreamllncd modern design, suite consista of large double lied, cheat of drawers, drop well vanity with large Bijuare genuine Pittsburgh Plate glass mirror, nite stand nnd vanity bench with back rest . . . u beautiful suite und one that she would love finding in her bedroom on Christmas morning! r BORROW IIKRB WHERE G IR L for full time ib. Apply P R IV A C Y IS RESPECTED Beacon Dalriee. 82! Magnolia YO U R natural desire for privacy In money matters Is strictly respected here. Friends end M AID wanted for County Homo. relatives are not questioned Phono 8003. . about your credit Tour cm:• plover or buelneee aeeoclatee will not heer of your personal W A N T E D T O K E N T . affairs. Thane is no cause for SM ALL tarnished apartment. Adult, permanent. Phone 368. 6 OR 6 room bouse, three adults, permanent Located in Sanford, DeLand, Orange City or Win­ ter Park. Phone County 2806. P L A iF O R M ROCKERS 1 I * Junt Received! A large shipment of Platform rock­ ers for Christmas. Wo have many styles from which to select and a var­ iety of -covers, to blend with any type of furnish­ ings. Mahogany or blonde wood frames. 2 9 *9 5 ' u p �Tv^TV?.V’' '^J 3'!* • —: ■«* m --- -------- • * ‘ ’ ■*#,» * *. '* *. ■ TH E W EATH ER In Unity There Is Strength— T o Protect the Peace o f the World I T o Promote the PtCgrtaa o f Amerleet T e Produce Prosperity for Sanford. VOLUME XXXVII Geo.Marshall Warned Short Of Jap Action S B i » £ # EaUhlishetl 1908 m t f o r f t AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA, A fter GM And U A W Conference MONDAY. DECEMBER 3. 1945 Documents Presented Show Germany And Hungary Prepared To S p M ^ - N a t i o n WASHINGTON, Dec. 8, + M P )— The Pearl Harbor InVetitiRaUng Committee heard ntartUng new /testimony to­ day about the events im­ mediately preceding the Jnjv anese sneak attack. Major General Sherman A. Miles said that Lieut'Gen* eral Walter C. Short made NUERNBERG. Dec. 3. t/Pv— The German Army, ■ high commend plotted ns early uk 1937 to .fB* vnde an i* spire 4 toi-ho-dovnkiti*two fill, jr iin before Germany’* siunl >■ e.-lglibor Jell victim to sr. 4 I., - .m lrn ith .column J »rto. .«m. Thl* Was unfolded today, & thy American prosecution began its prerentatlon u> the Allied military tribunal ih-cuments rrlntittg to the German conquest of the. t'rech nation. The evidence wua n. .re­ duced nt the opening Stoatoit « l the third week of the trial o f 20 German leaders on war Crimea charges. German official documents i.itclosed that Adolf Hitler declared on May 1.1. 1938. that it was his unalterable decision to ainnxh Czechoslovakia by military fo iw in the near future. This was lour months before the notorious Munich "Peace in Our Tinted-pa-;t and u year Ivforc the Germans goose-stepiied into Prat’ i-?. The American .pnwgcuuoa • told how a month niter the Aurcr.rian Anschluss tn .onrch, ’.9.bt, Litter conferred with German htj h com­ mand chief Field M n * h .. W il­ helm keitel on the plans ror the subjugation of the Czech*. „A directive ...........„ ...... ...............to the .... transmitted GWBlhn' h h «y. haVy ihd 6 tM »W rommunders showed, however, that the Munich pact may have starved o lf war for a year. This directive told the Nazi commanders that the execution of the plan to seize Czecholovakia "must be ae*_ sured" not later than Oct. 1, 1938. Documents also were introducimI outlining the strategy ffor the I »■ ! laae* Oh f u r r «*r Assofialod Press Erased Wirt* T A L K IN G TO REPORTERS IN DETROIT, II.D. Anderson, vice president of General Motors, end Hurry U. Coen, director of lnteir. give an account o f the conference net ween union and company o f­ ficials. No progress was reported on the Issue o r permitting 74.WW office workers to cross the U A W picket lines in front of GM plants. (International Boundphoto) • • Bond Drive Nears End With County - S h o r t Of—Quota W a d e Singletary Is Home Following European Service Congress Asked For New Legislation To Deal With Disputes And Avoid Strikes DETROI T. Dec. :«. A I*— ~ The. t ill l nitrd Vutomiddir M irker* iliu lo*ed lod.i) it will .all a conference of Gen­ eral Motor- rnipjo)<w next Saturila) to consider I’resideni Truman’- irqur*! lo end —,^e/'_lhr GM Mrikr. *.\nnnunremenfs-rtl" thr conference « as made hi I AW I‘resident It. J. Tlinin.iv ^ t WASHINGTON. D im*. 3, CAP) Pivsidfiii Trutmitt tiM.k ilim ’t net [on to svltlv lu.lutr (ltflj)Ulo9 in two vilnl iniliistru's 'tinlay. At I lit1. >i»tm* IiiiiliUiiig luoor i roubles in nil to- sot up mmhinory Tor ifiuo lie nppoiilctl to ('ottgress iniportnnt nntion-wiilo indus­ tries. tin his own authority. .Mi. Tin* _ l u . 1tI luu n|.poitiled a fuel-finding i'o.od lo look into the I l<) auto worker’s strike that has made i 2J:.,mhl emplo. , . of (ieneml Mo■ tor. Idle. The I’lesniFut Inis call* ■i1.) on thi- strikers to return u> their jolt., and hi employers to it- nine fall pio.lucUiill, TUMBLED IN TO TH E ROUGH' SURF a» though thej wen- mud. ,| impier nm.he, the h.m Mr. Truman also look steos to In Winthrop, Mass., graphically illustmtc the fury i f ihe Nortluo.i.-, tli.,i rllmcd nlomrllu- cn:i..t. Y hr gieut concrctf-idihir-tn-tln' fnregrnmBf M m up i»y the i.Miine waters and lokswj lutt'k 10. “head o ff •lid-* tlnealeniM strike in drifluood. The storm left in its wake nt least lh|e(y f,*ur dead, umm-nSia injurail, iind coii'idernlde "D’el in.lu tiy. lie lunr >»-l up Previously Reported nimthei fm-t-finiling boa til lo property damage. (Intelnutitmul Smmdphoto) handle that , hm>. mid mronwhllc Missing In Action ----------- —- has uigtnl steel worker., not le wall. lint. By W a r Department In ti m i--age delivereil tn Con* | git---- liMlay. the I'tosideni advo­ First Lieut. Janies C.‘ Stapler, cated Ice lain tii n -that would Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. cieate iincstignting hoard, for all Stapler o f west Sanford, was big llidustiies. He recommended Tilled on Dec. 28, 1944, while Ilia, In rn-e of n Inlioi dispute participating in Allied defensive ilu- l-uutd l«- gi\cu 30 days to deaction during the Ardennes Camliberate, during which period paign ign in Urlgium, Belgium, mini.ling a wording to sliiki*:i oi locknuu would i>e furInformation received from the in,Men. War Department by his wife, P a r t i c i p a t e d In I)I 'i evident Tiim i.in. pioposed a Mrs. E. Stapler of West Palm system of bundling icconvcrsiun Beach. Day Operations In I it bo, ill'll >u(«- pail- rae,!-after the Ueut. Stapler was previously Ruiisttr j-sr.arfTiivr'!7 i1G*TvF ".tft ^ ; •Normandy Invasion reported as missing In. action by thi- l-.u d -ImUld dual with nuithe Wav Department on Jan. IP, taav, is if. in in such Industries, us BY JU LIA N STKNSTHOM Lieut. Ilraily 0.lhnm, USNlt 1946. The Information received S|>enking in la-hulf of the Vic. steel, mitoiiiolu.f. mining, nil, uti­ H ERALD SI*O R T» EDITOR 1and son of Mrs. II. II. Odham. recently from Edward E. Wilsell, lory Bond lltiv,- Gi'.uge ltn-,1, lities and communications. Coach tioose Kettles and In- has returned "to Sanford following the acting Adjutant General of ♦* I l.eeahiitg Uink.-i nnd “district Til,- I’ lr-idcnt dl.-fitiw-d lllilt he I |Seminole High School Celery Fed- Ids seiaration from the service: the Army, read at follows: governoi «.f tin- Lion- < lulls of regret th’at unavoidable ciiruni- !play the first of two post season at New tlrleans, I .a., on Nov. 21. Central Florida, luld Sarifi* I is uptminling such n hoard him- ” stances nude necessary the un- -gam rr tonight whvn they nisei l.ioul, ndlmm rn lem l the Ns vs I.ions lit ihrii uu-eting Fri.I.iv of self to deal willi the Generalml usual lapse of Ume in reporting I the DeLand High School Bulldog.-. >-ervlcc in Se|tember, 1942 un, the gr.'ui factor service . lul - ,\|„iot>-Auto Worker, Union ilisyour husband’s death to you." | for the second time this Mason was assigned to the Midshipman’ had—been m— •ronmrttrj' the'TCcr pUtet~l ht—hoam. line , trr. w ill not Lieut. Stapler came tu Sanford; at the DeLand Stadium. : School at NT.rihwesteem Univei I’ ffori on ilie hoilie front, mid m Inm- fife ilSIQTofy )MiWers Which with his parents f/om I’ahokec The game is being sponsored by 'sity. He was graduated front th.ge.l tilt-in |o continue llial effoi I lie hopes Congress ju.oil will aulliItut M heo e x p if -oil confidenoo oiiz,- Hot In 1936. He entered Scminotc , the DeLand Higli School Hau l institution in March of 1943 and George in lichatf oi ilu- p ii- cm difve. I.eesliuig Itanker in I commissioned Miiiiiiiia.s,ii,itii i.m i(| Ensign, IK ,» *- »- i . - ,, | "II High School and was a member 1Association and gale receipt* will aa, 4 on It 1 is8 up III Us lii make liii-w ar that Hto public " ill oX)a*ct tien»• lie was assigned to ihe UfcS « . ‘o «s disHi,t govern.., ,f L cmzl,,,,,. n ,. of the school's football tcum in ' turnrd over to that organlzu liliug foie.-, won, a iout Mol, i . ami ill....... In coNitro. u V. S. ammunition ■',«," » « d Jhanfm.l Li...... ‘o|H,ralo wiUl tin- In-.u.I a , lully us 1936 and 1936. He was gra d 'i-1tioin. h- sum. Li hip. Lieut. Odham was a p p o in t.!"1 Lri.lay. |>„i,,ti if , migi,—, uli.-a.ly li.fl passed atod from the institution in 1937. I Coach Kettles announce, thi - ... iug-mit It at "w e -till h:m, fiiMiiiirU «,., i '.ik , ,'unr U. . . . . „r It.. \lr,li morning that Goof Singletary, cd Gunneiy Officer and served on u figl.l .in ..hi hands, a long e*l l^ a \ n ie n ? o f the 124th In stalw art F c l tackle will not Ik- the VMsel until August ..f 1941. wo liavf u l»m.I it, ne,” l e told ,n fanirv l / X d State. N . nnal ! » ' (h« iU rU ng lineup due to During Ills sen ice aboard the NlIhe t.me uumodinicly afli'i Pe-i 1 Hui Ihu a Ill'll men 1im_j | hi hmCuard' wliicli w as nnli-tni into ! h“ M<* LnI ury susteined during luM tro, thrahip tr«nspoitr<i naval active* aervkss .lement. o f 1► ’ •I'layS practice session. The,- ammunlliion lo forward bases in ili ,-l.lei |u Lily tmu1 1 iiuil oimm I possibility that either the Atlantic and participate,! in lilllf In lln Will rffntl tederwliaa I on as^ iu jo V istherhigtiiii o r' Jenkinson will the Normandy invasion by nip"W i k n -W lli.it wo were unite.I in a tiliuimn cnitso tu gientti J to lL ter S?b.ndlj the liifamrv 1*** neUon *" n,* f ' o f^ . SingkUK y plying various battleships end m L . ftendUaSwSrkMi « i pnrt Nettles wiU start Llngle and Kav.<raisers with ammunition during unity tt'nti -when tin- ,-olimii Officer ner at ImmUrtment __ eiuls.. Clark at th. other th. m naval............j a a p aof . enemy f o u g h t Ind. el.'it»sl w lifii Banning, Ga. and was commit larkls position, Fielding and C.tx installations situated alum' the I’oll* will |.«. mien at the City Mania lili, the fullin' lookf I eioned a second lieutenant. at guartls, Kilfatrirk at center ao.i French coast. H a ll timmnow from 7:IHI ,\. V.. perilous-" la- athled. , Sgl. • U'nlti'i L. Stomleninire, -.wpay |»u« lunt|n;>’u||i|oaia ’sum Lieut, fhlhnm was returncl t,»| until T:<MI I’. M. for the electio.i M r Ibf-i tiaoed the IhmuI ilri> 1 son hi Ihe backfield. * the States in August 1944 and of two ein* commissluners. Lea It. thriaigii lu ll nnd lu ll; ami gave L.. '" ii id M, and Mis W -L S u m d e n m iiItn im -ijllv return* I hi Ihio -I ,m 1*1,nr r„,ir The chances are also good that until February,. 194'» be was as I esher and It. A. William', it ed to thi, countty ami was disKettle* will use Wathen occasion-1signed to the U. 8. 8. Pontotoc, a » « « announced today by II. N'. >hnti'<-<l Tn in ilu- United States ally to assist Fielding and Co". n;| argo ship. During the ship’s Saver, city clerk. ’Amu- followiuc a luiiihi nf IK the guard spots and that Holly construction period, Lieut. Odham Due tu the fact that lb'* two month* service in Ihe European Piercv will see action tonight in t participate,! in crew- training candidate* were tinnniMi.nl. no Theiilpi o f Opernliipt/i. ’ the C'eisry Fed backfield. Pierry |activities and when Ihe vessel VI.z primury election wa? held in N’ u8gl. Sluuilemuin- eiitrteii the made a gtwal showing last We,I- commissioned, he-was appointcl vember. The- vacamir* for ilm servie,- on Fell. 17. 1942, uml nesday night in Leesburg when he Cargo Officer. two offices were -created bv the leitiiveil In. basic liuittitig at ^ Hutch- racke»l up 39 yards from scrim-, Lotlae-iur a lour » f service in PMiiration of the term* of Mayor 1 Brig. General Joseph C. ( :unp Wallets, T e x a .. lie was ison of Sanford.. veteran of the I mage <fn three tries and also grab- ■the Pacific, Lieut. Odham was re Eduard IliuKins and Commissioner I tu ial« i triiiiHfeire*l to i.opg Beach, Pacific campaign and in nrivate I ^ ■ » » » » from Anderson which turned t« the United States in M. J. I.odite. who annoum* vl Cpl. 11. W. Slim non Jr. of life, celery grower and shipper, I * * * Rood for ten yards. ) Stoy ^ stationed ( “ t^v.riou a that th.'y would not run again. fllndrrviite. who nerved n* ., Calif, and assigned to the 137th Heir imen I of the 33th T h i* 'will necessitate the u|qoint­ nillo nhi-iiitor will, ilu- 'Ml, All Infantry. will be speakee and guest of I •**.., ,— L’..n .. ..i i # bofars his separation at New Or- ment* uf a new mayor to lake th honor at a mooting and sunper pljuu iliiram . whu-e K-nri 41* of--the Seminole County Farm 7 tent. (VI ha in plans tn immr. a* mayor will expire ul the Bureau whieh will be held at of this month •liatelv resume Ids duties as local 7:00 o'clock Thursday evening at diatnhutnr for the Gulf Oil Cor­ Tin- Krnrral election ha* the Woman’s Club, It was an­ poration. . nil.', attracted but few voters in |,|* k t o i i I.Imui, I,.,, .... v,„.\ nounced todav by M. L. Culluiu, itveixed further training at Camp Bureau president. General Hutch­ Uv * & * ° “ rj conduct riblmii and ..the, decoin llulnor. N. t ’. ison will be introduced by Perry " " h " 1" ' During the Bailie ..f the Fgt Mondi-nmiii- went overVeterans Committee iU- ' rta Vua „^f r qJ* ^ , ™ " Whitehurst, e farm bureau direc­ 1 :» » l >>,eaU.hr ,Ugh at sen with- the oiuanuulioa and tor. I ™,mi NJ ' . K ;! Rheiin*. ho w.ia do.,, behind ilm nrme.l in Kngtand otl Mav 12, To Meet On Tuesday luXe* •Of, R. W. Kuprecht will report J* ‘ ^ W J from lim- Immdra.tlng west hr, 19 11. The icgimi-nl was station* on activities o f the Central Flor­ | A special meeting o f ' th* Vet­ The City Commission meeting. X r f V ^ g v ^ excepl" “ 1, '1 Kseter. Epghnd. The dlviida Experiment Station, and will Til foi a short Mon rro.se,t the English Channel Member* o f the Girl Scouts, outline ita future plans, and at under direction o f Mis* Irene eran* Service Committee will b» which after one postponement, time when our pinm-s were aide Hn,| Omuliu Beach on held in the ('handier uf Commerce Was scheduled to take place (Id, the close of hit talk will review Hinton, troop leader, hare joined to bs-ate olid Imhii enem Itooji Ju|v lis-ule mill hiiiiIi enemy suggestions members may make other volunteer workers in as­ Room of this City Hell Tuesday oveniug, has been deferred to 2:00 cvncenliulloii*. A l Karlsruhe, Ger-1 S(.t stoadrnmi.e wear* the fo r ita Improvement. County sisting the Seminole County Tu- afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, accord­ o’clock Wednesday afternoon, due many l.r saw his brother, Wat- Pearl • H iTTIhu ribioni, the ing to Nod Smith, chairman nf the to Ihe fact that Mayor Higgiiik Agent C. R. Dawson will outline berrulosia Association in prepara­ son Shannon, who is still over­ and Mediterranean anil several rominissinncrs are at­ seas with the 2 lih Division of European committee. the farm labor situation. tions fo r the annual Christmas Theater of Operations tm-dal, the The purpose nf the meclinr, tending the State Uhainb?r of Ilu- Tlh Aimy. Secretary J. E. Wathen will re­ Beal Bale, Mrs. Ed%ard Kircher, Mr. Smith stated., will he to re­ Commerce meeting ip Jackson­ ■ Cpl. Shannon -t*~ an original AojerirAn Theater o f (iiterutiona view activities of 1946 o f the secretary, announced today. luedul, medal, the World War II ll Victory Victor; examine the over-all problem of ville,'Mr, Sayer announced. Bureau. /(President M- L. Cullum ! menilu-r of The Florida Wrung.- medal, the Good Conduct medal. service and assistance to veter wilP*g4w) hit report, and a genI let*, u noled string anil brondThe I’m pie Heart ami an Oak ana in the light of current condi­ eral discussion o f business will I casting hand of Central Florida. Leaf Cluster, Sanford Lodge No. G2, F * tions and to adopt and make effect DIME UOAUD8 follow. ! which he he|M-* rnmn to !><• aide A. M. will meet Tuesday evening i»e any plans calculated to expand He returned to A m e r i c a Topics likely to be discussed* at 7:10 o'clock in the Masonic •r improve the present operation. Various civic organization* will to re-organist-. IBs I. tot her 8 Sgt. ulmaid th.' United States Army according to Mr. Cullum are: Temple in . regular session. The David Shannon of the A ir Transaid tha Salvation Army at the Transput! Chnnulr Victory, According to the best available water control, drainage work, entering apprentice degree will estimates," said Mr. Smith, "ap­ dime tuards in aoBciting dona­ potl Command of 1‘altn Beach and the labor altaatlon for the be coaferred and officer* for the proximately 700 o f bur strvlcssnen tions, It waa announced today by was home .to visit hitu doting LEGION MEETING coming sterna. Decisions are to ensuing year will be elected. All and servicewomen have now re­ Major Allan 8. Whorton. wlm Is the weekend, anti said that he be made on iacempleted projects Master Masons are invited to turned home. We want to let very anxious to complete the expect t, leceive his discharge First Vice-Commander II. 0, la the order at their importance attend. thorn know that we are glad *o schedule, and requested thut those ft *>in the service in January. Ilo Unite of ihe CampU-tl - Loosing to determine which to push and is the violinist . of the grtmp. who have decided to lake a day I’ost o f tho ’ American I .eg ion have them bock again and i f there W skive in any w ay In which we can be at the dime boards, to contact Pfc. William Martin, bass viol will preside at ihe regularly which to defer fo r the present. The regular meeting o f Wei player o f the group, served with scheduled legion meeting to be No. 979, auxiliary to the o f stcvic* to them we are mod him at once. o--f ____-___ RailroadTrainTr The women o f the Ametican the Air Corps in South Amcrira held at the Hut on the Lake-rhood ,—•to do so. This is an Iro will ha held at 1:00 e'cisck portent maetiag o f the committee Legion Auxiliary will have charge anti has received hi* honorable front tomorrow evening. Th « ••day afternoon. Officers ‘ alb members are urgently re- o f th* boards on- Dec. 17, the iliac hargv. meeting will begin with a supper During his stay overseas at which will be served promptly ha laatelled and all Pilot Club of women on Dee. 1H, te atlMd, end.the Ki^gnU.Club on Dec. 22. Salisbury. England, Cpl. Shan­ at 7:00 o'clock. Commander Dope non played at many Red Cross thb morning Invited nil return­ places with a special service ing veteran* who i r e lot err he* Ira, he reported, and luts meralrrs of Jir Aimriran tu attend. Plans For Local Lieut. James C. Baseball Club Stapler Killed Are Formulated During Ardennes Enthusiastic G r o u p O f Pans P r e s e n t At Meeting Friday M M HER 57. As Howling Storm Lashed Eastern Seaboard % BY *»TEN v » 11* M HERALD SPORTS EDITOR Plans for the operation of a local baseball club in the event Sanford is admitted to the Flori­ da State League when loop o ffi­ cials and directors meet in Leesburg on Dec. 16, were formulated Friday night by an enthusiastic group o f local baseball funs who met at the City H A IL----- ' Th* group outlined % program which w i l l w put Into action fm.nwliWMy.tr ftwofimt it -dmWmd to the loop aa • ninth club and Johnny Krider waa appointed to represent local baseball Interests at the Leesburg meeting. I f Sanford la approved aa a leagut member, it waa decided to organise a local baseball associa­ tion, elect club officials and imme­ diately start a campaign fo r funds which will be necessary to begin operalfons. Since Sanford isn’t ® With the end o f the Victory yet officially a member, the group Bond drive only seven day? decided it waa not necessary to CwallaaeU On P * a * K * « r away, Seminole County Is still fa r abort o f ita E-Bond goal of 1174,000 the quota set, according to Edward F, Lane o f the Coun­ ty W ar Finance Committee. * E-bond tales to date amount to 983,976 In tbs county, which amount Is 37 percent o f the goal, a gain of only one percent during the paat week. . Seminole County now la 23rd Wade H. Singletary, Jr., re­ # t n the Hat o f counties In E-bond sales. Okeechobie. Baker and cently discharged Staff-Sergeant Union Counties head the list o f the Arm y A ir Porces, has re­ turned (o Sanford after having with completed quotas. Mr. Lane today announced that served aa an aircraft electrical bond buyers may apply to either spaciallat far three years. Ha en­ bank or the Poet Office and tered the service in December obtain tiekets for the Victory 1942 at Camp Blending and waa Bond Rally at Wlntar Park High trained at an aircraft electrician ' School Friday evening at 8:16 In Washington, D.C. Milwaukee, o’clock to boar the noted authors, Philadelphia and Baltimore. He . Bennett Cerf, Louis Bromflsld •ailed on the Ameritenla In Feb­ ’ Fannie Hurst and Carlton Dick- ruary, 1943 with the 371st Fighter VRien speak. This county will get Group and landed in Liverpool, credit for any bonds purchased Enrland. The squadron further trained by ■Iboa* who intend to go to' near Southhampton where it waa this rally, ha said. A Mercedes Bens, 1942 model, equipped with planes and made the former private ear o f Har- ready for participation In "D " ---- man COeriag,-Nasi leader and day anetaUeaa-—T h e - 67let-w en t air forea chief now pn trial, will Into France on June 16 and laid be shown In Sanford on Dec. 10 •moke screens, knocked out artil­ sedan, bullet lery rune, bombed and strafed The convertible ■proofed ■ ■ ■ with armor or p it plate and pill bona and beaches. The per­ thick non fracturing glass weighs sonnel traveled through France, 8,200 pounds and wflj be towed Germany and Austria by truck, hero by an A troy tow vehicle, plane and rail. Singietuy'a particular duty was to keep generators. ms retoes, staff w sedan, Sl "J C T S K U p."'. guns, bombsIghts, lights, batter­ * two other combat ies, and starter* In a working condition, in *the squadron there three Uectrical specialists William P. Chapman want who were assigned to the repair Joins U. S. TVavy id maintenance o f S3 planes. During Ms tour o f combat ho William Parley Chapman. Jr.. lived in fox holes, camouflaged tents and learned to speak and understand the German language. He participated in the invasion o f Normandy, air offensive of Europe, Central Germany, Southera Germany and Eastern Ger­ many. He dears the unit eitatieu. __ _ theater o f operation la a graduate of and waa at* ribbon w ith 'liv e stars, good conthan Callage A «sd^ i a L j .._from Seminla hit enlistprior to ola High School h i waa asaocieG $ to ed with the Hoffman Electric Company. B g t Singletary is too — aoa o f Mr. _ SBO W K .W B C H A S C to tary Sr. pf HI* w ife Vi W Nazis Planned. Czech Seizure: Truman Takes Action To ward Early As 1937 Settling LaborControversies S h e r m a n Testifies Short’s Answer To Message A totally Inadequate R e p l y what Miles called a “ totally inAdequate" reply to a-war warning gWiessage from Washington. Gen­ eral Miles, who waa head of the Arm y Intelligence Division in 1941, eaid General’a Short's reply was'm ade on Nov. 28, 1941. Just before General Mllea made hit atatement, Democratic Repre­ sentative Bayard Clark of North Carolina cited evidence ' to the effect that general George C. 'Marshall aent a warning to Gen­ eral Short on Nov. 27. Clark said General Marahall, then Army to fh lef o f Staff, warned the Army commander in Hawaii that hostile action -waa possible at any mom-enL Clark said General Short also waa warned to take reconnaisaance and such other mea­ sures us might be deemed neces•ary. . . Tbe filea show a .reply from General Short the next day say­ ing that the Hawaiian depart­ ment had been alerted to prevent aabotage. ft ) General Mllea waa aaked by ^Congressman Clark whether he considered it an adequated re­ sponse, General Mllea suggested that' the queatlon be directed to officers who saw the reply. Clark instated that Mllea give his opin­ ion. Then General Mllea said: "V ery well, sir, ray opinion 1s that the message waa n totally inade­ quate- reply to the message It purported to reply to." Earlier the affidavit as to the fheasages waa filed with miMi * »• Partly cloud) today and iivcr south and coat portion lonichi and Turtda). .Increasing rlnudinc* over north* e-l portion lonichi hemming cloud» with fen widely mat­ tered shower* Tuesday. U tile chnhge In temperature. Celery Feds Meet Bulldogs T o n i g h t Iji Dealnd Stadium Lieut. Brdiley Odham Released From U. S. Navy i Lions Club Is Addressed By District Head Speaks In Behalf Of Bund Drive Durim* Recent’ M<*t>I injr P o lls Will Open Tomorrow At City Hall For Election Gen. Hutchison To Be Guest Of Honor At Farm Bureau W. L. Stoudenmire Discharged F ro m U. S. Army Service Cpl. H. W. Shannon Returns To States After ET0 Combat CITY BRIEFS 1 �- tuii-ii'i ai. K‘1 ■ ' •" ..... .. . THE 8ANF0RD HERALD, 8 • I l l tt— anlla \ \ r*»r. Ratrrr< •• aaraa* rla.X a Orlahcr It. 1*1*. al (hr l>a«X tl laniard. florid*, andrr IK It CtatlTM al Narrl a. I WIT. — I leva. n r l i - I rvaalnllaaa *■<• — O r r. - I »* r (h r n n » w - f f* * 4 s w ill 0 * rfc«r**S ( * » l—r • < r « r t l i l a ( f » l » " . ____ MONDAY. DECEMBER 3. 1945 /luiSR . C TO D AY IF YOU CAN NO T ESCAPE ) U A D A I) ENVIRO NM ENT U NEED NOT CONFOIIM T H A T E V IL : Do not overe o f cvft, but overcome evil With good.— Itomiius 12:21. g For Erica Klein . (From Contemporary Poetry I N o w . am I homeless quite; not only 1 but my amall girl, my loved uni - earnest charge — without a chamber, nnd. tin world ll large, our clothes In boxes open to (he sky. Yet Just today, tha f could bitter­ ly cry ' * (secretly from the child, to whom I smile) and blame the lust and the muac and the lack of guile (hat have betrayed me every- for the courage of my and your anti every human heart that hopeful und cheerfully ngnln ami again loves esch new home, roots there, takes part, decorates the place and celebrates its story, and Is not tired, and longs to i-omain, P A U L GOODMAN. ! h the United Staten one nation or <>8? During lim war we were one, on doubt, or wo should not have been victor­ ious. Before the war there were signs that we were 18, and these conditions will return unless there is vigorous opposi­ tion. The.trouble lies in the efforts made by many stales to keep oui goods from other states which might compete with the business of their own citizens. A system of truck licen­ sing is one method, out-state trucks must nuy special license fees and conform to rules of weight nnd size which are frankly 'meant to hnrass. Though states are forbidden to levy tariffs on each ■ of entry” , others’ goods, yet ■many statesr hove “ ports | through which all out-state goods must come, and there be subject to special taxes or labeling regulations which again often.have no other purpose than to keep them out. Former Secretary Cordell Hull warned the governors in 1039 that unless such barriers were let down, the United States might -become like the Balkans, where lxirder feuds and trade jealousies hath* brought economlc^chaos. During the war such regulations, especially those pertuining to truck*, were suspended. To the unnual confer­ ence, just held, of the American Association of AJntor Ve­ hicles Administrators, reports were brought that the war­ time truces arc largely to be suspended and the old-time barriers restored. Tt is natural for state legislators to yield to selfish pressures. Their farming and trucking constituents vote, and the outsiders don’t. Byt too much yioWing to local greed will, as nothing else can, break down the unity of the United States. j . What They Want, W e Havel All Items for. Babies Arc Available on Our Easy Terms I ‘ Quality High Chairs Not one but several models avaihiMc here lor your selection. A ll include the feed i us truys. a FINER CIUUS It was a century ago that Lord Tennyson, the British poet, wrote Ilfs famouh vision of the “ Parliament of Man” and “ Federation of the World.” That dream is not yet ac­ complished, but tprluy the world Is obviously much ncltrcr in it than ever i>efdru. The latest suggestion ulong that line has come from Ihree United Dtntes Senators— Bull of Minnesota, Kulbright of Arkansas and Taylor of Idaho— proposing that the United Slates join a world government. Their proposal is lmsed on the fear that our present United Nations Organization may not prove strong enough to prevent an atomic war which might wreck the world.--------The pro|K>Hid naturally was received coolly by the Senate. Neither that body itself nor the House of Repre­ sentatives is ready'nt present to link Itself with other nuticniH to the extent of forming u new government with authority over the world. But obviously events since our wlririlng of -the recent w a r.with the atomic bomb set people thinking in that direction. Anil it is doubted by many Americans that the U.N.O. charter curries enough power for bundling pro­ blems of supreme importance. getter Coadjutor Bishop llepry Lautllt preached at Christ Church on Sun­ day afternoon at 3:80 o'clock. Lawrence (Hobble) Blankenship, Radio man in the Navy, has Ihw. ii commended by the Admiral for heroic action In saving the Mfe of u buddy when they were in a druu sides uml hand- Bobbie wo* severely injured oit the arm and head during tho ucrident. He ie the eon of Mr. ami Mrs. M. R. Blankenship. He Is nhoe on a nln; day leave. Mrs. ■.'lenkcnshlp baa . relumed hnnio 'ruin a minor operation at the Florida Sanitarium. ogt. Glinn. Payne formerly phvslcal director In the Army hi Tennessee is now In service in Laws!,. He i« an aluhlnut of Btetsofl University. Mrs. Ethel A yer* ia home from I putie for Cnrislma* vacation. She is Instructor In Science and decorated. Spring* in­ BASSINETTES ubly discharged from the United States Navy, according to an .... announcement by the Comnianib ing O fficer of. tint Naval .Separa­ tion Center at Jacksonville. MCCLAIN n ig a iA K G P D wcii! served I.ieut. and Mrs. Ernest Marjfs recently entertained his nephew C O L E M A N ’S OFFICE S U P P L IE S / Everyday FUea bassinette c o m p l e t e with standard on easyrunning casters. Bas- ket is 32" x 18” and 11" deep. Back to my favorite brand STROLLERS JWr** i faji".f /Jn*. “ A ll m*tat canat ruction t /1 & floor. Lubber tires S T U R D Y PLAY IIB X S ON CAS­ TERS . . . G o o d-lookfng, w e |] made and nicely fin­ ished. floor. • To tha man and boyi who hove looked lorward to woorlng tjones Underwear agoin—we are pleated to announce that ft'i on tho way back In a wide variety o f popular styles for tholr yearround neadi. Has plywood Folds compact­ ly. Puds—J.26. YOUTH’S JJEHS Id e a l • Million i of men hove discovered Hanes valves ore exceptional. In(o each line, of tough J y l D d L •mallrfor a full eixe B01™ * "1 qo d4 yoors o f experience In selecting And cotton, spinning our own yarn*, homing and toiioriog them Into otcufotefy deed underwear that is stylod for a man’s comfort You buy satisfaction and long wear at sensible prices. P. H. Hones tabling Wqrm cmd fleecy, they're taUorod to oaoct chest widfh oqd trunk length—won') pinch or bind. All noedlework sowerj to d oy puf. one’e acrangth returns It U tb f time above all other* to heed the doelor’e dic­ tum: “ Take It easy.” A ll the good work that has been done may lead to a .serious relapse If care la not taken with the next convalescent poiiod de­ manding twice the time and atientjon. ¥ alttiple: i CARRIAGES Kelly* arc still tough babies. You enn buy u* of , 9 nappy aluminum lyara* U 8 pound* . Stafford’s Service lighter. Patented <|v*i- -Station laaling beorfag*. Cor. 2nd ft Sanford Phone 9130 , who con also help itrctch the Ilf of your present tire* with carefp inspocUoo. cgpert repair*, wceklj rrinfliit inn and aunrrinr rprina rcindatlop ’Ibacj ■ ^, .. f , 'ft 1 * "* . t 4 th e for a crib .find too Features m an Ilka In H A fM S U N IQ N -$ U IT S of the most difflcul fo r youngster loo largB _____ P y w . v. Bitting Toerhton Drug Co. extreme impatience to be up end doing. i y with removable hundlo und made to last. g Typewrltara Card Indue Traya Unusually a 11 r active T A L K I N G TIRES English in Lourtip High School. Mrs. D. It. Gray spent Thanksiving with her daughter, Maty uUterine and Ruth I.arge»t who are Freshmen at F. 9. C. W „ Tal­ lahassee. Mr*. HatplUon C, McDougliall o f Wullesly, Mush- I* spomilng the winter with her slater, Mr*. Be Careful Convalescents, and cluded. Juieo of two lemons in a bowl Cook il/c (ioosevelt McClain, of rinse water will remove shatnHr„ of Sunford lias been honor- poo-film and reveal Uie true lus­ tre o f the hair. CorBiH bet w it h somclf* emended Freedom From Fear Itongwuod quality, ter-made crib* f 'oo badl We see where poor e hoe had to go to the hosnlfoitow ng a ron in with El­ l ’s bul mastiff Blase. Meanla, many elck people In BemlnCoUply have to i t e r at home suae e f overcrowded cqndl- . World Government There in at least one American citizen (and of course there must be muiiy more) who gets down-right mud and can work himself into u nervous lather every time he thinks of the slick slogan “ freedom from four" that was uman has luoketl at foisted on a nation at a time when itn emotions had dulled ib nation and found its reason. enlly hb does net "Kruadogv from fteart" In all conscience we ask free­ In fils coffee. 1dom from fear of what? • Physical fear? Thun let us immediately outlaw com­ llta several other Cen­ petitive sports and wipe out such death denling machines tal) cities ore planning istmus parades. » lib us automobiles, locomutives und airplanes. Wipe out all lu i apd all. Is Htinford dangerous auimals, reptiles and insects. to have one? Spiritual feur? Then let’s make Mohammedanism our atate religion. Its paradise Is u marvelous place where i« Japanese diet is planning to _ ___ UCt 'a -Pearl Harbor invest!. everything is free. Fear for the welfare of our loved ones"? Then lot’s >H. Tfi*V probably want to put why they are so aoliy legislate against love und kindness und friendship. Fear of authority? Then let’s destroy in turn the authori­ ty thjit hnH banished all other feuni from our lives. The way to reduce do.-turn’ "Freedom from fear" has a pretty sound. But can anyono fee*, if they are too high, Is to lroduce •more men who are wili­ admit that it is other than a catch phranc that means ab­ ng to make the sacrifices neces­ solutely nothing. sary to undertake the practice Show us a man who has “ froedom from fear* und you will show 4) h a man who Is mentally unbalanced or a sot tl worker* have voted five drunk U) the point of Htupofnetlon, Mta In favor of u great steel Show tin a man who hi)H ktipwu fear and faced it und It*. Having pulled the gun, you will Khow un a man of courogu mid determiuulioa. Show, t will now attempt to bargain Mtlvely. However, any agree- us a mun who hen Injun xhlelded from fear und you will It reached at the point of « nhow un a weakling and a coward. can hardly bo called a barAmbition and fear are tho whip und the spur that urge men on the roud to uccomplltihment.— Mnnfucturer* ildent Trumen has changed Itocord. ltd over the Jewish problem Idattna. "Tho situation looks different to him elnco he iifm od a position of - reblllty. it is always eosy to t other fellow how to run » 4..v . Italianizing WMalHUhre in in** tW fclUhe* S ail) Mai «N fta a «a r al Haarar*. f l . r l . l - . B IR t l .- ai ?j ,l iia fn im a o y k m o v :iii U ‘ 'M llInH I »»l.lm lW M HIHHIm - H . I . . . . I . . . . . . . i .. . ... w S , " 1 t : • oil-lew Shock wheel ab- f �» — ^ ' T. DECEMBER 3, 1946 #*•> T H E S A N F O R D B E K A 1 .D . S A N F O R D F L O R I D A L a u r a fc Schm'ehi • Weds Joseph Garrett tt wotohtw* »<• kuvl u "S*®-! iw -e * * * J*, When ywit*** a . * * : * . -nU U , ! ^ evuc a KUU U r *k.*t*4**£ te-Lt,*,* -v V*. wfll irv.lKv- it will itwvvo the wWidkiw t <« ***»ee tb 'J sw *, M, •m 1***4* f . r l-a.il'tg, uadi ado* vw the tvJvt* Choosing Thanksgiving Day for her wedding. Mis* Laura Btrchie Schmehl formerly of ‘Sanford, became the bride o f Joseph M. Woman’s Club Plans Garret in a 3 oYlock ceremony Nov. 22 at Community Method­ Meeting ^Wednesday ist church in Daytona Beach. Rev. Lewis 51. Head officiated as the .The Fine A rt* Civic and Social MONDAY Mrs. Rosa L. Steward has re­ couple stood beneath a floral The Circle* of the W.S.C.S. of Department* o f the Woman’* Cluo the Flint Methodist Chureh will will combine Wednesday at 12:30 tuned to Sanford after spend­ arch. The bride, who was escorted by P. .M. for an annual Christmas ing some time in Tampa. nw«t at follow*: her father. Otto Schmehl. wore • Circle No. 1 Tuesday at 7:00 business meeting and luncheon Ralph Bagwell o f Jacksonville, 4 white satin gown with close• P.vM. fo r a turkey supper at at the club house. Members will bring g ilt* to spent the weekend in Sanford fitting bodice, sweetheart neckline the church annex. Circle No. 2 Monday at 1:00 be showered Upon the orphan* at with his sisters. Mrs, Ruih Scott and bouffant skirt terminating In a train. Sleeve* were long and P. M. fo r a turkey supper at the Florida Children’s Home at and Mrs. Tom Bolt, ' Jacksonville fo r Christmas. This pointed at the wrists. Her finger­ the church annex. Mr. nnd Mrs. O, W. Crews* of tip length net veil was fastened Circle No. 3 w i t h Mrs. J. K, custom has been fqllowad fo r the (Wtowland Jr. for luntheon at past 25 year* by members o f tho Orlando and daughter Arlene with clusters of orange blossom* were the recent guests of Mr. and she carried a white prayerrt.oman's Club. : 1:00 'P . M. on Tuesday. The Fine A rU Department will and Mrs. W. D. Sltne. ClrWa No. 4 w i t h Mr*. W. C. book closed with a purple-throated Ailt for luncheon pt 1:00 I'. M. prescYit an appropriate seasonal orchid tied with satin streamers. program, with Rev. Mark Car­ on Monday. Mrs. Flora Griffin o f Wilson, Her only jewelry wa* a * tram I of penter ns guest speaker, tha Civic N. C. arrived today to spend pearls, gift of (he bridegroom. TUESDAY The Hijrh School P.T.A. board Department will be in charge of some time with her sister, Mr*. Mrs. Leo Butner o f Sanford, sister of the bride, was matron meets at 3;16 P. M. and the the decoratldna ahd tha Social De­ Elisabeth Queener of Geneva. partment will sponsor the bridge of honor. She wore a yellow net fegulitr meeting will be held at Mrs. H. C. Morgan and son 3:40 P. M. Mr*. K. D. Brownlee party. Hostesses will include: Mrs. Clay, Jr. have returned from a dress combined with satin anti fashioned ^Rftth satin bodice, ruf­ has charge of the program. Mrs. John Lee, Mrs. C.. II. Winn, Mrs. Elizabeth Harkey Kircher will Irving Feinbcrg, Mrs. A. L. Lyon, visit to Atlanta. Ga. and Win­ fled with bet. With it she wore ston Salem, N. C. tender several musical selections. Mrs, J. II. Kedpsth. Mrs. J. E. a ruffled halo liandeau of match­ <wThe- Business JVpmans. Circle -fVathen and Mrs. Endor Curls U. ■ Mrs James IL.Tangrm an has ing net. Her flowers were hronae ■■■-< r . meet at the . Presbyterian Sponsors are: Mrs. Francis',K. departed for Memphis. Tenn. to chrysanthemum*.— —-----Miss Mary Elisabeth Schmehl, arch at 7 JO "P. M,. aith Mr*. Bols, Mrs. Basil C. Moore, Mrs. make her home. Lieut.'Tange-' sister o f the bride, and'Mr*. VirF .„ B . Vernay a'nd Mis* Mary J, B. Root. Mis- Irene Hinton and men, will join her for the Christ­ ginia Dewey were bridesmaids. hoetaatfea. hire. C. L. Bedding. mas holidays. Mi** Schmehl wore blue and Friendship League of the Members ars requested to tele­ c a r r i e d pink chrysanthemum*, Congregational Church will meet phone Mrs. Fetnberg at *24 In or­ Mr. nnd Mr*. Hurry Fuller of while Mi** Dewey wore pink and atitne home of Mrs. J. H. Root der to msk^. reservations’. Wilkes-Barre. Pa. and Mr. end pastel shaded chrysanthe­ an Dee. 4 at 3:00 P. M! Mrs, David Rcaney o f Miami were carried mum*. Both diesse- were In idrnW EDNESDAY the guests o f Mr, ahd Mrs. B. C, . Ileal design with satin bodice, Monforton TwittB The Grammar School P.T.A. Moore for the two post week* high, rounded neckline, long, full 4111 meet ot the school auditor- Have Birthday Party nleeve* of net with matching ■ I ■ ijgn <at 3:30 P. M. - Oliver L. Butner, son o f. Mr. skirt? Both bridesmaid* wore simi­ '^Business meeting and luncheon Mrs E.A. Monforton entertained and Mrs. Leo Butner has ar­ lar halo caps of matching net. o f the Woman* Club nt 12:30 ed with a birthday party for her rived home from Drew Field Best man was Mr. Butner. and P. M. in the club house. Spon- twin daughter* Sandra and Sonia where he was discharged from ushers were Sgt. Wefel Mathew*, Bora;, M ibrated their'eight birthn _ i». . Francis .. E. . Bolt, . ..Mrs. i who celebrated bin.. the Army A ir Force*. . Mr. and Mr>. J.A. IWn- i .-f Saiif »i,l .uJ?gt. Rov Kluger and S 1 c Ed­ Basil C. Moore, Mr*. J. B. Root, days Nov. 27. Twenty-two little gauvnent- and approaching matrbigv o f thou ilu-i Miss; Irene Hinton, 5lr*. C. I- girls girl, were■ invited to . attend the Mr*. Martha Kivler ha* return­ ward Hendrickson. Fatker. t'J'.O. of tho C.S Kv-otw. ... ' Redding. Hostesses: Mrs. John party given after school. Tall basket* of white flower*, P.iikrr *»f Lynchburg, Va. \Yc*ltlttik* idati* "it* ed from 3llami and Boynton Lee, Mr*. C. II. Winn, Mrs. A. Games and contests were en­ Beach where she ha* been visit­ native palm* and tandioo, floor latt-i rfatc. • L Lyon, Mr*. J, H. Rcdpath, joyed by tha gttesta with Mona ing for the past two weeks. Mr*. candelahra hearing lighted white | Mr*. J. E. Wuthen, Mr*. Endor Jolic and Catherine Rattigan winn­ Kivler is an Sunt of Mr*. B. C. taper*, were an elaborate back­ Curlett. PhorWL Mr*. Irving Fein- ing the prises. A fte r games were Moore's and is residing with Mrs. ground for the wedding. Harry I: VI Pit V IS T IX -M l it wvtrrb«rg 024 for“ eservatlons. Starr wa* soloist ami 51r*. Marie played the guests were invited Moore for the two past week*. i|t|£ u. Itkti ,-lt hat th*. Ilressner wn* organist. fUCirelc 0 of the First Baptist Into the dining room where the Lmurch will have charge of the party table overlaid with lace ‘ A reception at the home of the Mr*. Z. D. Tyler Jr. i* visiting IK* « W K\ it \ ‘ I I I . family h i! program at 7:30 P. M. at the cloth was centired with a inIns­ Mr*. W. E. Steward o f Sanford bride, 132 S- Grandview A ve, I it l vlinicrt L tt.i I t’vl ’ .L efcurch which will continue the tore Santa Claus and tiny white in route from Miami to Dallas, followed the wedding. Receiving 1L-: .ijiu TinYirioty - t ir iv> A IM I XVi ,| neck o f prayer service. reindeers. Tall rad candles flank - Texas. Mrs. Tyler will -Join her with the bride anil bridegroom l ‘. ti ’\ Goil Touttianu-li- n il',’ ! tt 0*\FH I, d WiXt* hvi , I {, ' * THURSDAY ed the centerpiece and on each husband Sgt. Tyler in Palatka were her parent*. »iui hi* mother, wa* ivnipMed at tho IHOi-iln : I ] I I, ,! •".The Townsend Club will meet end o f (he table wo* a birthday nnd‘ they will travel to Dallas Mr*. I-F. Garrett o f Greenville, r- .. o C L, L . . Count i> i bit ill Oilaihb SNt|'iir»Lk> IU ’ i ■■’ : .**’ (. at Aha Court House at 7:30 P. M. cake holding eight red candies. together. -________.__________ G*- Mr»- Schmehl rho-e a.two toncidav .uvu « lo ig e »•* srilh Mr. L K Hagan, president. Other rooms or the Monforton blue cre|tc dross with small black day ilifn u Luge Ihront. lt> ti.-. uvivr Presiding. The public 1* invited to home were decorated with red and . Allen Stewart is the guest of hat accented with a curlel pink RON NELSON. MAMMY S N i u v |.IEUT tV N E H l, liiel hi. -on, m New attmd. green, carrying out the Christmas 51r. and Mrs. Henry Watson, lib cwtrich feather. Mr*. Garrett BEN HOJAN. t'd.Vlt: WtK'D 5 ori. from I • -t a lew n T h e regular meeting nnd elec­ motif. A fter singing birthday came from Johnson City. Tenn. wore n tw o' lone wine colored ED DUDLEY. “ JUG" MUSI - day- ait > and i • wa\ t" uon of c officer* o f the Seminole songs refreshments were served to attend the I'.G.A. tournament’ dros* with black accessories. tion DE.V SAM BYRD. D E W Y - 1 - lt.ii • .i■ •( Xpputlirrjf spter No. 2 Order of the East- by Mrs. Monforton to the follow- which wa* completed at Dubsfifrepb Pink and white chrysanthemums SIIUTE. :»nd many other nat.il l ■* all met1 hi k l ewfi* tu\e, Star will be held in the ini dread Country Club in Orlando decorated the living room and ererr i aiticipalinu. ti \\ . S l’ EN lh’ Kvri i ' 1VU i ’> snic Hall. ^letty Bryan, Harriet Brown, |yesterday. ,i ho a what pe-*pV were tanked across the firaplare CEIL Kit LEVY-W H ITS Eli. lit .hi'W* I ‘ The West*lde Primary’ P.T.A. Harriet Redding, Beverly Cooper, mantel. A tiered wedding cake JIM SPKNUER p a ttK ifslo l iiw lb v w . . 51a>•> ' i l ■ w ill have it* regular muntniy Grace Marie Stlneciphar, Stinecipher, Judy J Friends of Lieut. Charles L. . ___ Ton _ surmounted liy ■ minaturo bride amateui* . . . . . I.Hikmg on •> I t i" . :> -meeting Dec. 0 at 3:15 P. M. in Ellsbery,, Mary Hernr* Hcndeson. formerly of SanfonL and hi idesgrooni Wa* cut and set* • JIMMY KIlHlK. FRANK I \\ ' ____ Margaret jrgai ■iot -now . What < a.* n v arjorie Morristhe'school auditorium. don,i III Marjorie Jean, will be Interested to learn that ed with iced irnnch. Mrs. George Llt'h - ‘ “Morrison, H U tlll W K L tljE l ..-.I x’. V. T illy been promoted Smith. Mrs. llrnry Tuttle and about h.iir » ( the Nutul \.t S*:i ‘ mg iu l'Ivb ll’. Wilke. Joan Wilke, Mary Ann he ha* recentl; - . FR ID AY I h.. ‘/.Circle 1 of the First Baptist Strickland, Junie Jennings, Jane1to the rank of lieutenant com- Mrs. Julia Dieknw, sister o f the lion prtwtnnrM . . . i Church will have charge of tho Davit, Joanne Ifughty and Shirley <munder in the U-8.N.R. He i* bride .assisted in serving. Mi** raeni *»> -|K*n»<>rrd hy ■v • d over tW \ i ,w i-ila 'ii iu , presently assigned to the legal Margaret Dunn wa* in charge cee- i f ltrlaraki . . The SE blade ’ f kttlten whivh ... o> tunie I program at lll:3D A. M. at tha Tyre. Also Janell Stewart, Mona Jobe,1department in Long Reach, Calif. o f the bride's book. i church which will continue the H IN D U COUNTRY U!.U»t t.*lt -i.il- f! ■ui .ill w : help r k - 'ii; Betty Smith, Sylvia Harriett,! — ......... WMfc o f prayer service. Shortly after the reception, the room i- m>a a William-burg btu- tiu 111. Daughters of the Wesley Class Money Robb, Catherine Ratigan1 Mrs. Jume* Underkoffler and i couple left in the car on a wed­ but the inner -anctum i- urvhid son, James, Jr. who have been plen-e! !!.l Ate you getting o\ * — MU tha First Methodist Church tind Gladys Hasty. - I viritlng her nprants, Mr. and ding Inn which ultimately will clt»*t about .our new ilub? tf vHil have it* annual Christmas take them to Atlanta where he Mrs. II. C. Morgan left from not uhv not ? A fter tourin’* .party on Dec. 7 at 7:30 P. M. E l m e r Lundquist High Point, N. C. for Philadel­ will be a district sales representa­ aioutui Ihilx-liead and the tlilaiul:i In tha home o f Mr*. M. I . 'W right at 118 Magnolia Avenue. Given Sttrlirise Party phia to loin her husband, Lieut. tive for a business concern there. Uoimtry Ulul’ -. 1 hate on ’ -lull’d. James - Underkoffler who I* ex­ For traveling, tha bride wore a Hut our rtub t.in (v U'-t t. it pected to arrive from Manila. fushla two piece wool dross with tinftive. In r.t it ha- l<een J Miss Alm a Grantham .Friends of Elmer F.-lundqultl Mack accessories. sanl of thi. cour««■ that tt i- ivt ■ honored him with a surprise blrtnAmong out o f town guests atof the most lH-autitul lu'tural Hdnored A t Steteon day party Thursday evening et The folios ing Sanford teachers ,nd f,,r loursc* in Honda. his home on the Country Club tending thr wedding w ere a mmtL A S T D VY l While »lio lli«e „».wne, I lk 'l:T ' D E n X K n n ie ^ - 3, TSpcclnl)-'- flondT Mr, T.undqulit was pre­ Attended a meeting o f the Delta mer neighbors o f tbe bride who ..... I. -i-ter ;• Mlss Almn Grantham, daughter sented with a number of glfta and Kappa Gamma teachers’ society lived there as a child, included: I’ KARl. ItOIISON (A Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Grantham later in tbe evening refreshments In Oriindo Saturday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Hafold Kstlner. T. IN N ANDKPSON ” f H a.tuic-, for initiation o f seven new mem­ DEANNA DURBIN |>itt*ed hy and -lo i they were tB BOH Magnolia Avenue, Sanford, were served. Thoee attending were: Mr. bers followed by a dinner at J. MrGlove. Mr. and Mr*. V.M. on their au\ to lla«tmc- I i ’ was one of six students at Stet­ U IV U ) Green and daughter, Margaret. v|k u son Univcrsity^to lie chosen this Lundquist, honor guest, Mrs. El­ tbe Orange Court Hotel: 5lr*. ami son. Maples. Mrs. Tom Wil V I.KFEI.Ei: lu tiierl trv in ti year as member* o f The Honor. mer Lundoutst, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. M. B. Smith, Mrs. J. C. Mitchell, jams Brad iama and niece, Mrs. Brodie W il­ taw brown tweed -tiH and l>H>ke-l This is the highest recognition Larson, Mr. and Mrs. Joa Mas­ Mrs. Nancy Brock, Mr*. Lottie iams. Seminole county; Rei t« I vslia• • Rep. Bar­ like a pie out of K-<|uirv which could be bestowed by her ters, Mr. And Mrs. R, G. Martin, N ix and Mrs. H. C. Maxwell. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Martin, Mr. Maym* Sieg o f Geneva was one tow Mann, Mlsa Gert suite Ylning, M VRIOS' and RICK G il l ESI IE fellow student*. Mi*s Kethel Vinlng, Mr. amt Mrs. with their |>ie. ":Uf dtuuhlvt a u „ . h Tire Honor is a society th* nnd Mrs, F. Kumerow, 54rami Mr*, o f the initiate*. Guests at the U.E. llranan and their son, Knv in town again and if took- --e i' included Mr*.' Jume* purnose of which' is to encourage if. A. Swanson, Bill Gibson, Mar­ banquet T l TKS. W K iL! ami Mrs. Thoms* Franklin Branan (just relurnetl to w e them aiiunid . . . I 1 IF F scholarship, to recognise and en­ lon Conway, Urban Little, Mist Terw illigrr from the P a c in o ; Mr. and Mr*. courage individual abilities, and Joyce Martin, Misecs Marion, Kirkland, , GIEBLER am! B olt TIIOM PbUN J.l- Hudson, aunt and uncle of to promote leadership. Rtqulra- Camilla, Olive and Alma Lundthg bride. Other out o f town of New Yoik Citv mot MAi numtn for allgibility are a mini- qulib M< K A N E o f Mini., ;i|«ilt- look1 Miss Ouida D a v i s guests: Mrs. E. V. Mathews and like 4 m average grade o f B, parti­ the three musketeem hu.bly four children, Margaret, l^oita NOTICE cipation in more than ona student Honored A t Shower ing around togrlhri 1‘hvi Helen and son, Carl, o f I-ee-.hur g ; The Fifth District Conference activity, and proven leadership In air LIEUT. (JG lat the S »» Russell Mitchel, W i m s w ; Mi. o f the Garden Club* erin campus affair*. Mlsa Ouida Davis.* bride-clect, foi Naval Air f i w i 'ii ami whe < . Miss Grantham was awarded meet In locoa, on Dec. 11 at was honor guest at a miscellan­ and Mr*. C.B. Well*. Atlanta, one suggest- »<>nielhitig the othei thlit recognition for her outstand­ 10:00 A, 4. A ll members wish- eous shower given Thursday eve­ and John Alden Drown, Mayo. two just automith-Uitf i i th- ’ b reservation are re ing acholastlr record, and her. Ing ning by Mrs. R. C. Beard and Mrs. Hi H. Coleman Mrs. 8. M. Thompson at the Diahop Henry Louttit heada . . . . pelfrct roo|H:iulioii active participation. in . .musical quested eh 17 ? ? ? . . . . OLE DA affairs, religious activities, and to notify their circle chairman home o f Mrs. Beard on West JACK LINIiSE5 aie making 4s an officer of the student l>odr not later. Visits Sanford Parish and First Street. a twosome the-v day* . . Red and yellow chrysanthe­ Rt. Rev. Henry L. Louttit. Sufmums decorated the rooms where the guests were entertained. ragan Bishop o f South Florida Mlsa Davis received .many nice and' former local rector o f the glfta. Game* were enjoyed and Episcopal Church, officiated at prizes awarded to Mrs. J. R. the confirmation o f 13 person* Dario, Mrs. Carl Corpaning, Mr*. some o f whom he had baptiied a* a rector 10 year* ago. at service*. W , L Vance and Mr*. A. at Holy Cross Church restarday. Abram*. s Bishop Louttit as n leb rtn L ax — Mr*.-Britton J *ho**n and-Mrs. Louis Reynold* assisted Mrs. ruled by Rev. Fr. Mark Car pen Y*hi ikio {«! Luovk alditil ibe M» • in serving refreshments to ter, conducted corporate coin ! i ixltutKon or U|ixi*t aututmil) iW In*. reunion at R:00 o'clock for me: —- -- — - —— ■ .t ^ I 1l .. ll. M m . 1 Calendar TAGK tilllb l) erson als For Your Christmas Supply and Hunting Trips — S w Single nr Married A p r * IE - 35 Bill's Parkaife Store nnd B ar i l i \V, I s i. _^ . «.. IMrswro SS.1I I tt*v Mery Kxpenmcr I nncrosssr}' t PsM while learning • Frequent increases • Overtime pay • Paid taralions Ta\i-rah v e r x i e e fnl late hourv APIM.Y CHIEF OPERATOR In Ike meantime - - IkwK (*r VICTORY! S - 5 weekdays Saturdays S - 12 SO CTIIK H N B K LL TKI*. & TKIe, (Y ). • GIFTS THAT LAST S TERRACE TALK TKLKPIIONK OPKKATORS Starting Unto -6 days $26.00 Y*wi wvwtM . net . e x ix v t t e tmy an D ra g S V t> ■, a u n m e h ile iJitsinni, I^tvlivs an d m enN a n d IN-ml.mVs - I'isxo. It«- - Ilnwtku - Earring? ScA w ith ivrxNhwtx rT u ’m i- iiix V M s slo m 's' \Vx» xkx iw»r itw n iliarts'Vml n M u n iit t ^ ,-tny sin \ Yeuar p a r c k r - e I n e a - k z J r r V z v m i i o tm i o f cxaaphfte sAlbJarlio* ami U -tm c ta h g s - - * WM. L KADER Jeweler ittnno 3N7-W l»2 S. ViArti A xnv V t i - ' T ’ fW ir f r e w . . J fO)l Johnson Sr., Mrs. 'Fred Myers. in* service. I ne communion va you' rat v $50 dwIurtiMe culhMrs. A : C- Madden, Mrs. R. M. followed by breakfast which wa* -i«'*n or i|>yet in-ursnre on yoei , Jones, Mrs, Jack Hickson, Mrs. served by th* members of tbe car or truck:-- DO is deducted S t Marks Chanter in the Parish at th* 11:00 A.M. services and at tha Longerood parish in the afternoon. Those confirmed i n c l u d e d : ary Anna Kent*. N iti* Mae Kirohhoff, E tU Grelchen Kirchhoff, Ada Jaan Adams, Faye Jacqueline McDonald. S t c n b r n claim |f i* ro*t* you Jjo U> repair a datuaged fetutrr. you pay Ail- I f B.H'thrr femlrr I- damage i and it rust* you till to tvpaii. you aesiu pav A LL Chari** Staffoed, T. I. Harris. I ll, Arthur 11. Ia s i,. PRINCESS O I»K N 5:3 0 I’ M n J v w v lr y nretrvhandisrng mn>1 W tiiui. r>:tv>,l O u r y e a r s o f experverK v e n e m tt-l K N O W w h en ;Hirvha<injr g i l t s th * t U - l t'er yv w i-a tu n is . O n ly Rw rvharw U s' w ith n ^ tsm a l ynurnum'nrv' i- fc s U m r l in o u r stvwre. W e o n ly th e U ’ -t 1I m I can 1*' L flD Y ~« t in TUUAY LAST D A Y ! us Kwd law, I If t o * to k . tom t o * , t a n s K i l o . S 00 O O .t o W (N * » * .h e < t o e . S >0 *»w watmaeq > > » * « ».» - » \>sen(iAtomi �4 SB* * r * f F L O R ID A ROBERT A. W ILL IA M S REAL ESTAIE-BKOKEB P h on e 732 A tla n tic Bank B ldg. ♦ FO R RENT ♦ SPACE IN THIS PAPER Wlll-Arrange To Suit GOOD NEIGHBORS—PRICESTO nr your business • Venetian Stylus • Gol d F r a m e d mirrors • Wooden F r a ni e d mirrors • Ful l L l* n g t*h mirrors Wo also rotilau' trutikfed, efouded or broken mirrors, cut and lit now gluss table* tops, windows and m irrom r*- _ S E N K A R IK III CLASS ------ & W . 2nd St M IR R O R CO Phone 329 SPECIAL NOTICE • 3 to f. :;y ry Cleaning Service b Day Laundry Service \Vf* ri't’ommunil tiiat new niHtomura luumity lust three tluyg of week. I " ** buihI their ♦ Phone 475 S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y L A U N D R Y CO, fI tinllnoril Erttm I'nge lliitrl the committee. It Indicated that welt before the Dec. 7 attack'on Pearl Harbor, the staff of Gcncr• til Short wa< told that Japanese consuls had been given ordcra to destiny their code*. The affidavit was signed by Colonel George Ilk-knell, who was Armv Intelligence* Officer In Hnwnll ut the time of Pearl Harbor. It was read to the com­ mittee by General Miles. Ilickncll declared in his a ffi­ davit that he learned from naval officers on Dec. 3, UMI, nlxiut the order to the Japanese con­ suls to destroy- lie li code*— Fur­ thermore, BicknelJ saldr^-he- Wiki In Honolulu, Hubert Shivers, that was told by the head-of the FH| the loc.1l consul already war de­ stroying his papers. Tib* liifonnntlun. IlirknrdlV affidavit rmitinueil, was passed on ut u staff meeting on Dee. II. Hieknell said he .warned the meet­ ing thiit he feared Ihu .lap* were about *in undertake a .warlike step fcmfflbtfiere, . .. , U nder committee questinning, Gemini Mile, said that his divi­ sion in Washington wiis by no mean* complacent about "th e slowpess with which Intercepted Japanese code mesiige* were lieIng decided uml trnnsltiled. Hut, ho added, the Wander was that the messages could he translated nt .ill. * As the committee gntheied fur today's session, il was informed that forcer Ghiof of Staff General (irorga G. Marshall will testify on Thursday. .Mftrslinll now Is completing" iiicparation* to leave for ('liiingking as American amiinssiitlur to Chinu. Plans For Local B a s e b a l l Club A r e Formulated night's meeting. Funds needed to operate the dull were estimated at $10,000. Hen Gfliltwcll, loeui hiiuiitncv man and Ibrnicr pitching star for the Henton Hravrs o f the Nation­ al Dengue, ugreed to contact Carl Hubbel o f the New York Giants in tin cfln rl to gain assistam-n from the Giant farm system.. Mr, ('nntwell will ttsk me * Giunts cither to take ov*r the dub or to effect a wnrkiu<: agreement hetneen the Giant* ami the local rsstHntion. Since tho New S’ork orgiinlxiitlon Is gidng to operate the Jacksonville entry in tho Houth Atlantic I.eugue during the forth­ coming season, it Is felt that the Giants would belli favor of having n connection In (he Flnridh State Dengue, Tre problem of raising tho nve-.•ssary $10,COO was taken into ’-onildjration nml it was deciihsi to nsV the nsslstanee o f local civic organisation* foi the fund cam­ paign. OPENING TUESDAY DEC. 4 -9 A .M . With Athletic Equipment, Fhihing Tackle, Bait, Bfcy: cles and Acdessoriek and (jlimes - Undniinion KelW ouldtHir I’ lng Bong Hein Leather and rubber Fonlbnlb, Volley Hu k el IlalLt Archcry Selw ■ 1 ^ Softball Git;viH ^ Balia — Bats y Salt ^ater He’ la Reqilngtoii A u tom at Shotguns 22 R e p e a t e r a n d P u m p CANT QUIT AT)Vi:n VOURE T A L K IN G T O No'r Of Indianapolis1 W ASHINGTON. Dec. 3. i/Ib— The Navy bus begun courlmsitiul I pioceeUIng* against skipper of the cruiser Indisnpolls, wmch oxmm ronsnietahiv to flu- meddle* I plodcd and sank In the Pacific at that point. A badly* needed lute in the war with unusually si.ill ior the Siiniuril .unmet is heavy disunities. Two forntnl Jlijdec construction. A vegetal.■» rlmige* were made today against shed and markvi luilding con­ the skipper, Capt. Charles U. struction projiet at lion,lay is mi­ MeVtiy. The Navy court in Wash­ ner way. Cur Plant City Martlet ington accused him or negligence has no office hdilding under Coli- in failing to steer a tig-zag course . This law bread* oftectivn Jn-y struitlun. . Several - im| ruvemeal* through Waters menaced by en­ I. It*lb. but it wits not possible to -w h lB i'sw greatly needed at the emy submarines. He also was get the work orghnixed until now. Uadi City Market me expected charged with culpable inefficiency Ttusc melt have been appointed *o target underway ltd*.month. Thu. Irr -tnat-he-failed ti» art • qbdddy begin marks and brands work In canning kitchen ill connection with ! enough in giving the older to Seminole <’**unly oq D e c .l; thtic our Titusville Market is. Leing-lC; abandon ship, once tl|e_-"v*wlj J*M‘jeebU9,-.nr*t-‘ E. -i+- Hutttjjhn-y, -.kjsiljilfti mm L<facilities im piwxh. hit-ran-to-focmlerf — — 1 R e p o r ts continue to came in -03 Snnfonl Avenue, Sanford { concerning damage .caused by the Ossie II. Flynt, .Geneva; and Ita>monil I.. Doss. ID' V. M., Sunf.u I. frost which touched snmj areas All civttlc tiling to market and lust week-end. I f will of course' all rattle Lutrhcrcd must’ be in­ In- sumo days before we jjet lh-.-| spected for marlin anil brands be­ full fuels as to damage caused by - a casualty. Eight hundred and fore they are sold. Mr. Jliunplu. . the turieat eohl wave. eighty were, dead or missing a f­ mil Mr. Flynt will give tbolr full _ "It. K. Jolintuti, manager nf our ] ter she w«s sunk by enemy ac­ 1(me. to Hd* wont and may be cal­ Plant City Market has report >1 tion- Three hundred and sixteen led tipen at nnv time to make in- that the cold o f Inrt weok-eiH I others were wounded. Micctihns. Dr. (hiss, who doc* il,j caused veTy* little__dgipage. to,] -7-— hut that okra, i ■'ly meal Inspection work .In Sou- nliuwL',-11y ford. will fnspcct and reeord the *quush, and English DiMri w oomurks |t>ul -brands o f xlaughtew-d hit hard. A few fit-Hios h i t being rattle In connection with Tils le- wod mi -the Plum City alark.it. 1 gular duties. ‘ hut through November-the offer- j Thu fee* charged for inis work, lugs were only a few pints daily, ] are stilted in in.- law and are a* at lie*..' io IIowb; hue live cattle, from I to lOd head, a feu of four ceuis ICBBllaB.il I'rNN I 'K f OB.) per head will lie charged; over I oil ntUlmi-lsing legislation. tiend. the fee Ih three rents |ur The President rolled the GM head. For slaughtered anlnml*, -Dike n major obstacle- holding 1 to r> curctUMM. the fee D 2b up our reconversion program. cents per head; from C lb 20 car­ IncidenUlly, one development in casses, ID cuniii per hind; and bo the General Motors strike today all over 20 carcasses, the fee it w-ns n union demand for anti­ I ('on IInaril I r*,m l>u«r l>.*> ten .cent* per head. trust prosecution o f the corpora­ The cljlel mid only purpose of gratihir •luotullons Im hud me- tion. The CIO charges that Gen­ this law is to illscournga entile motixctl from n new liook bv l‘c- eral Motors production of fuel stealing in Florida. When a it- ter i;owmnn,"The IVakeful Star*." pt-mps for the auto Industry copctml is mad; of the marks mid which told a -dorv nf a soldier's stitutes a monopoly. brands of nil cattle sold and slau­ heroism In the Pacific ipyaslm. ghtered ami nil hides and car­ and o f his death In a baltlt* casses me stamped by an Inspect- against the .fans. ■‘The past I- here;-today is to- ceJ upon the war criminal suspect or and n record m ade^f them, it list. * will be quite a help in establishing tnorrow. Wr face ouc toughen Almost us Nashimolu stoke,’’.lie buttle - that with inflation," he ownership. Japanese government — which Cuttlcnien uml fnniiem of Semi­ declared. "W e must buy victory hud been ilirectci) to arrest him — , nole County were urged to cooper­ bond*." .naked Allied heaiiquartela' lor a ate with the newly appointed inGuests at the meeting were, iTpi-kvc fur the aged primm— Ha ■spector* 'In every way thnjrxnnr Ment^fTnmrtrrtlID* Fnckuic, Sou- was one o f f>*J suspects ordered arfoul NnvaJ Stutum operations i-.-stcd by MscArthur. of fieri, nml John Courier. A Nashlmoto tiMd the A. P. cor­ meeting of the diiM'tore of tiiu respondent he had retired front club hu* niiimum-cd by King Dion active piirticitmtion In Jn|-atic*e Clyde Rninse'*. to take place ut (Hilitlral and military affairs In l>«. I. lll"2. He claimed he was only mi honornry chairman of various Jnnnnesc focicties whose memlie*ship has be3n suspect for some tr«ntlB«p.t I'ruM Page Onrl lime. He rlnlmcd the real work German niiforcu In connection of lhc*c societies was done by with the proposed Ctach itvva* someone else. slnn. These documants took into Although he prnft-*sed Tgiioram-o account thu probability, that of whjr hs should havj been na­ France would go to war for med, Nashlmoto admitted ho hhd Cterlislcvukia and detailed in­ eon tipped hy Premier Baron Kistruction* for Dqftwuffe opera­ Juro ,Snht"hiirn that he might be tions against the French. urrested because of his conn''ciOther (t.ijmrirtn showed Hun­ eriminnl susne<-t(. doesn't know ions with the Niunoncse socialist. idiJVlw .b on thi. li«U Its is '71gary Intcialod to join ln.Ut«.von* flirt ami that the German air* ;•«,,* 1,1,1 I'-moiid Prince MorHama , foice also had alerted for the NnahfmoUi. A ‘ ,‘*r. I I Prc-s P o m ,,i»mil*(i| (■sported entry entry of France into Uie (■xpwte.1 th> Rttssdl Urines interviewed N’ nshiwar. ( evict Tlicv also showed that ths man mntie toiluy ns lb* ■ V"H*I . \Veuri"*' loth ceiiuiry ntnk* whq finally signed tile German amid the mins surrender In tho west - Ar my •- - I i «■ . . Glilcf of S taff CoL general (Jus- • ' t t q i n c H a l mans inn nml rrotqv Jodi—drew - tin 'plans Ahlcli f '*e»l i-norunce of wind it was might have started Che <\ar. He all •limit. V'*»hltpntn tol.l A- P. Corrm. hud planned the luinbiug of In no Idi n • Prague wllhoul warning us the t v o d n - t prelude to an all-out iiaiuult whe he should have l"“ n select'd as lim fb t mvmbcr of ths Jnim- [ against the tiny Grech state.. • 1,-'M*r>s| hmi'id'o*'1 *n lo nlll- * Former German Foreign Minis­ ter Joachim Von Itil>hrnti‘i|L also played his part in tho f’ xedi a f­ fair. Cnrrcxpatnljiirr hclnccir Iti|>U-nlrop and former Hungarian Foreign Minute K«loinan • V«m | Konya showed Germany uml Hun­ gary platimxl to spill up Cm-linlovakia. Also Inlixsluced was a detailed Gornun nmnioramlam 'on how to deal with all po.oible violktioas of International Inw In the inrnsiuti of Cxechoslovskin. The trlln nnl trying ‘ thu 20 top Naxls tool; great interest in this docu­ ment. * . ^ m o k or M, WITHOUT H U M - u s f t n a -nn.-,|ol*.| - Il h'b Ih« II .gt /gw weeks lias already added sLbatJUillully to the cTflclencv ojTnperalions on some o f th- i ■ml (he (till program wh. i 'A U A D E I : -CJIlruH-Pulp New-Crttp— Best Grade 2tl\ Dairy J’red _____“ ..V " -*^ ra r a ctmHJTFTF’ fine Tu\etlo Feeths & Armour’* Fertilizer Make our Stcrc your Store HUNT’S T U X E D O F E E D CO, Cor. 2nd Sanford1 ~ Photic :*5A R A Y M O N D M* B A L L , R E A L T O R Ile a l E s ta te S ales— R e n ta ls — M o r tg a g e Loan s D eitendublc In su ran ce am i Bonds T'honc 96(1 Boom -I, F lo rid a S ta le Bank B id d in g Out ol tho service and into civilian lUoT Prolcct your now. and prised posses­ sions against loss. Insure through this a gen cy and be con­ tain your necdu ara cJloctivoly covered! Jap Is Bewildered When Tagged War Criminal By Army H. JAMES GUT AGENCY PHONES 703 M EttCH BLDG. 70 AND AQ Designed for Moderns St'lcci a ‘‘Modern Tt»4qy untl ’I’ofnom'W,'* nlcckiy (lesignuil biotid wpt>jl 4« piece bedroom pulte .Smart .ttylinir |>lu» a fuulinif of Himi'imiftmma for her betlYoom whpn you fjurchiiMf thin furni­ ture featuring roomy, ilovetuilutl drnwern and large beveled mIrpor.i. W A M n iW U K I/ M l JAG KSO NVIU K, Dee. 3. (Spe­ cial)— " A urogram o f impruvanienls cnuculatod to facilitate lbs ‘handling o f incraaaed Imsineea thiouah Mveral « f our mariMta-fewell under way," aald William IWilicn, Director of Florida Stats Former*' Markets today. In a « ackend review qf current condi­ tions nfiacting production nml dte­ tri bull op"This imt mvomrnt pn^iww was "Ituinod n jnqg time buck, but building conditions held Up aetual ronslrurtlon until this Fsll. flifa current activity, which will b# A m e e t in g Ha>‘ Beal G rade T im o th y Peanut V in e & Mdlassen Wilson Sgys Planp Begun To Ha Business Inert m ass Scratch-All You Want Lions Clul) Is Addressed. By District Head Nazis Planned Czech Seizure Early As 1937 i*U . MONDAY, DECfcMItEfrlUjMS 1 » , '*»-»• "S i Gen. Marshall Final Wartime Fat Warned Short Stock Show Upens Of Jap Action With Record Eiitrv ASK YOU TO "BUY AT H Q M P j • . THIS S A W F O ftft YOUR HOME MERCHANTS * v F A R R E L L ’ S AUv C A D E PEG. STORE has a nice selection .. all s t a n d a r d quality brands how, b ef o re the Chrhjtmas rush. f A R R T U €4. t l’ \ t’ K A flC . S S TO H fr jHABIT A beautiful Table. aeaurtment of Bridge an d I^loor playa an important |»rt Lamp# for-, your ChrUtmoa tn everyone's success. . . gift-giving. .i3llk ahadea in lovely . pastel colors, very A Platform Rocker will r u thoughtful and ret^ful . . . With Blonde or vWi frames these are spring 1 and covered In long v me l a p e . l H i , - c �». **• * > t : MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1945 n fiM i.r i.' k \ N F m tn LEGAL NOTICE TO; M I T i C i ; T il WIT. W . H AITHAIt IW UKUIt. 321 r.;on. 4*0th Old. -51. v, a . CO.. A I* Sun u. ;j . iv o KuindH'u, I'nMinnMir. rnllturtila. Ymi III ** tuTl’Iiy i *n|ll I(n l lit ill* f l o iu d a flffalllM 111 * • lu ll nf H r f i ll. W f « M. K»l tb ill'*! ■-* itf *♦'!*■» i{ , hilt* 1*4 r 4’ in t lir « M iinlv .*uattv ' Srllllliiil* l aMiint« I'll.. Jill!, ill ti iff I f f 111 lilt* nMilI'l 10*11 >* o f r ■ C*« u ill > m i r iu r liln w ill I itfllt v u l.llU .H tilMDl li * I t 1*111 111 titin* **i fn > t tu ib lliM iIo n I till,** iio lliu , K u r il r ltillu im •Iriiistn; vluifl I n * in 'it i l l |ii if, .iiol nli. lln li* ill** |rla«‘*’ *if i»*.«*‘iiu j* »i | '»fl itflti't* of I tin flttlU l •Hit. .nut ? Ih 'il *li* * ntt'iit ti to liy I"' ■ Ittllll.n tl. tiffi I’l. #ir • .'U l'U lC V *11* any ii. h *■ItiIiii *•< <|i«inMfi*I iim I t>mif In tin t 'li v u l l C u n r t u f Serni* mil** f o n n t y , r i m Ida. In O fin ncrry* »*n H v r r m b i i 2 ii. !!•«,», In i%--**e i tnin ►nil fu r i llv o r m th e re in ih ' ih I I i i k . 1 tin 111*1*11‘vliiit'il title nf w h ic h eijM* 1 in t-llivtiiilni h 1'iijM1 I'iir k e r . I'lljtln- ! tiff, v i - i m j **. W ln iio tn It. l ’a r k i'r , Uv* r»m !iin t W I'l’ NIJSs my liam l und official, nrul ill Hniifiim, Florbln, tliln 33rd tiny . o f N m v i h Iict, |9tft. Cold Preparations l.ll)I 111. T Mil IM S, Nnsr l.Riil's O N I,V K ^ r . V T II QK K M H lH iA T T n m r r hT’a n n , I krrp my |i r*rnl pmilr. 1 ‘*Firal, 6 TIlut mean, a lnl, 0 “ Uf rceiill sling fur 3 yrars I *• can pick my nwn Limn li ol service in the Air, .(Innlnd nr Service Forces, ami ran gu lu any oVrrseal tliralrr I with. . “ I sr* my iQU'lrrinfpout pay. 3rjvrn though I*m reenll.ting. “ Any lime alter 20 year* l ran rrlirr at half pay increas­ ing year by year lo three-quarters retirement, pay aftei1 .10 ye.ra uf M'lviev. Anti the limn I've alrrutly Mrrved In,active military or naval rervier coimtt Inward my retire­ ment lime. - Addrd u ft-rrrnlhlnirnt trrm t pretty round,to in r!“ Aim. I get |50 a year rcrnli.tmcnt^ honua for rach year i ’tr been in the Army. My dejrendent* rrccive family allowance* fur the full term -of niv. enli'tnirnl. And I'll l>e eligible fur GI Dill of Rights Irenefill when I gel out oT the Army. tlniri ^ hu»« I** n n k n ir u n ; ;m;il|iht |UM In u ln •11% o n . |»> 'tlio n iu h \y. Sp an n M* |ire**«'IHi* »*••* t l l r f i fiifr; ft* C U |IP ’ CreomtnMnn retlrvr.t promptly 1*f| caiat? It re."' rlrlit to the .-cnt , ir* trouble to help loosen nml r.»,v I , perm Indcn phiernt. nnd nl-J tuitiiro to riwihe niul henl raw, trndrr, in• iL'imeti Amticltlnl inUcoti:> mymi 'iu v hrntiefl. Tvil-vourtlrucsut. to wn y’ou n bottle riT Cnsuiui’ aloit Wlth-tliivi’t.-. ' dcrstatidint; yon must' like the v.'a it i ......... qulcl;ly allnvs tlte conati or you aro ' to lu re your money back. . ' rr**»l iits n liip i. % nit, : \*t otil**ri ti* H int I III if ellntb**i pub||i.b* .1 un JTIn* Sanford l l i ’i* 1u, in'wSprtperAtdiftwhCtr tVfBfttlt **ounty. F lo rM .t, fur OniF euityweii* n jy (iiititi nltd •n f f le iu l 1 d «> l\ 5 I'll VM 'l * l l I . llKIt.N’ Ii: M iller Svrgssnt ___ SreW. Unit, or First Ssratant >118.00 >89.70 >155.25 Tschnicsl Sergeant 114.00 74,10 128.25 Staff Sergssnt . . 96.00 62.40 108.00 Sergeant . . . . 78,00 50.70 87.75 Corporal . . . . 66.00 42.90 74.25 Privsls First Class • 54.00 J5.10 60.75 Privajt . . . . 50.00 12.50 56.25 II %». Mill. I CrtN’l STAMP IT a MPT ANOTH ER MlMUTE ^ ** MpTl WITHOUT A SLICE OP PEUClOUS. MOOT HWATCtUllG VSOUTHERN B R E AD / i'" rui forCouehs.ChcitColdt,Bronchitis IN THE SOUTHEAST *. More people cllink Atlantic Ale and Beer than any other, Ir must be... , 0 tM flj YOU AN* MC BOTH . PAL > *!-<n. S IIAIIUMAN. l ‘oiii|il:ilimnt, Vli ' KltANl'HK tllllCl: IIAHUJtAN.I left ini lint T H U S T I T H IIP I ' l . M l l l l t l Til; n t A N f K H lit k i : IIA I t l 'M A N You . I , tier*|,y Iiotirieil that u suit tint- i.r.-n Mir,I' lu I hr i.'hvult (*,.url of Heiullliitai l*t,ioil>, Klorlita, In III,' suit I.r li m i t .■ II. Ilunlmun. iHiitililnliMiil. l« p'ltllien* tiiik*1 I lot ,1mu 11 tlffeiuliini. r.Tiaiieerj Noi".l|t. 'Jll.- IllllU r r lit till" *1111 I* lo iilitiiln a illvoiiv. You im- rei|uln-il lo fit,- >>uir « l iltrii I openrlllij . of T w n t l','1 . A. I 1 Isle. \VtTNI SS inr Im ml unit seal r h r h uf lh .' I ’ tri'iill H o u r I uf ttrnilnolu ....... I*"lm Ii I ji . till." te n lti day of Noii'inl'er. A I* ISIS, n I* IIK It NI'UN • 'I,-I h, i'll, till i'oul t. it> i : 1 , , - u u i d ic k . i*. c . 1 i ’li ,-nll I'.u ir t Seal I Southern / n ew taeat * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ttnutnr now F rcsh le r"::;;: c r e o m u l s i o n *a f£nYetnlief* A. D* 1913, r flir t I'l* m l ill, M M 'ii Jl lu­ l l vi. i m i i i t n r i'l,m u ll i, I'lili nI:WIMII,I*. i'til v r v , “ AH of us who are rrenlisting are going lo have from 30 to 90 days' furlough at home *Hih full pay and our travel paid both ways. And we’ ll have 30 days' fur* lough every year with pay. S i t T N I JO * T H K O U Q H -m ■ jk M «m a r S T A T I O N 1 at Sumfnl: it In I lie t*i *11illI i «*f 111)**I*■, SI aI*' of ’ Fbl f 1till t I it11*-f 1n' “ My fund, clothe., quarter*, medical and drnlal cart arc all supplied to me. Anil I ran learn any uf 200 .kill* ur trades in tire Arnty schools. * f a ) —Plus 30% In c rn u for Servic. Orarieai. ( b 1-Plus |0% It Member of Flying Craw*. Parachutist, ate. (e j • Plus S% locrrasa In.Fay for Each 5 Yaars of Sorvice. N'«*f I* * H tt« i I 111 S I.M lkn li * h u rt 41 h AilfiiH ii of A ln ll'o H l*n i Mi r n ll i *oi|rl In tip il f o r H rm l* 4 M V M R MONTH— ENLISTED MEN la MdUsa Is F*W, L«tfi*t, CWlw asd Msdicsl Cars S T A F F 0 R D IS S * R V 1 4 1 - • « 'ouiity, t'l Mitl.i mi tin* £0th Ml I*. . . inli.j A 11 1911. olio i «f a ilt'vriH* pin t'i*nfefc»n Will l*e L , Hifiiho*i* i* i-iirh Week (V m ip c liliiL ' I'. ii-c> - I ’l M H i i T r . ml yon Im b* .ml t«t>|M*jir Iwfun1 . weeki*. i 1T N K S S IliK K tT K I* T ij— Aj . i r - . n r rv*u I ’KIIN: Kvtorn Mil **l e* mi plaint Imv* tfit’ii Mini IS >S S.M \ V r \ l Tins t *i; at youk n i *» u t u. ». aamt aicaurrmo itamom Alhntit Company - I t .u a u t in Atlanta, L'kjihllr, Choll<n,Mt „, A’.u/o/t. ClihiiJ.) BE A "G U A R D IA N OF V IC TO R V " MR. BltOUNR. SKR1LIC8 FORGK8 Fidelity Building Orlando, Fla. u rc liM«r«'b> In pi’IH flit iiilyt wlilfh LONE RANGER imi v liabt* BUT WHAT DO YOU MEAN, ANDY? ) THE’OOUBLE HOW COUL0 YOU HAVE/rf A“USED TO BE MINE I HE BUILT THIS BARN ? j | BRAND STANDS FO R“ANDY rx ANDREWS'.’ H O IV ? THOME SI lAl'M) THIS RANGE, PUT ' UP rHT DUIUJINGS 'STOCKED II Wl iHGOOO CAT 11l MiLN, TEN YRAWft A G O 1 HTREO- HE A CROOKED RUSH IN* CHARGE I WAG G iiN T 1G HRIS OR, WEN HE mR(bLC A RILL-OF-iJALE a n d CjT o l e rnt" r l a c ,: " v * m y WIFE SH E DIED. T~ "~ lir/RNtU THE riN?MifH TRADE IN PRISON- SINCE I GOT OUT I'VE JUST BEEN DRIFTIN' NO­ BODY RfcLOGNIcES ME, NOT EVEN “RUCK "MASON. THAT ■iV ASV /w rw e SAW OLD SIDE GO LLY f A D OUBLE -C R O S S IN ' i FORI MAN NAMED — \ “RUCK'' MASON ! ‘CtftotVu, WHAT USE HAVE THEY NO, AND NEITHER 6EE.ANDY, DO YOU G OT F3 R A TH/NK THOSE GUN DID “RUCK“MASON PNSMITH ? f HEY NABBED M en r e c o g n iz e d y o u ?/i i i n i ) 1 ME BY A C C ID ENTl l LXJNNO. FROM THL lOOitr. O' THIS BARN, H/IIH ALL THOSE STALLS, MASON MUST BT; DLAUN'/N SH-H-H ■ SOMEBODY COMING d littFflilfi'ksuira ------ - S T O L E N O r n HORSES EUAJm HOW DO HXJ I'VE MET t = NOUC FATHER I FINE MAN ?r FINE H The magic o f the mind ig Imagination. Im ­ agination transformed America from a v ‘ !derneas to tire greatsit industrial and agricultural power on earth. Imagination— plua courage aiu) defy r/ninat ion beat the QerImagination w ill help win the Pfecc, too. For winning the peace can lie r.unmid up in one word, Rjatperity! Yes, prosperity for all and proepcrlty means jobs- Who nuke* Jobe) They Cbme from Apierfcen enterprise. Apd the Telephone Company it proud to be a part o f that enterprise. Bcc-mge thrilling days lie ehead— big day* that mean future proeperity for Floridians. The S,IU men and women o f the Tele­ phone Company ip Florida are now put­ ting intb cocci the 3 rcat cat expansion proTheir imagination did not go to sleep dur­ ing the war year*. It remalnad awake at gram in their history in this >UU. calling |of aq egwudit,ure o f millions ol dollars. I A greatly expanded tong'distance aervice la in process, too. It 'w ill include the in* ■filiation o f coaxial cables so we can han> die more call* with greater speed and con­ venience for yoq, apd provide more facili­ ties for tflcvisiop. A lot o f construction is to bp dons and a new sconce to motor ve­ hicles It also in the offing. f What does It all mean? For one thing, U means a continuation Of the pleasant, pro­ gressive partnership o f the people o f Flor­ id* and the people of the Telephone Company. Telephone folks ere happy to be a part ol this vast program that svill lend ao much iqtpMua to lb* state'* own indus­ trial and agricultural expansion plane. Aa we see It, the future h*chons Florida wit)i 8 busy, prosperous Land I UPPER BRACKETS HOW D SHE MEET, . -n H,M/ ( /;r,V' A S L ' HIS DING THAT SH E 1 FOUND" MAN.1.1 j D A D '-T H IS IS B U G K E i W IN riE LD -* t TH O U G H TH E ^A S ENGAGED T D T H A T P L U S H P IG E iO N ''- A H ' --------------------- ED EO- I ;MEAN m ean , , k aV I TH A TiO LlG ryj iJl - C O U N T E D , r -J — / AGAIN '/ d -■— •, / ■'I JIVE TALK. T V '/ A T V C U D jJ \ i ~ T n A3E V • EITAKETI 6v PAUL ROBINSON 0 ,0 HEY/W H A T S n V : w henm oubdeak THE r > /S V , A *1 1 LEASE, HOW f ABOUT J ^ ^ v I i d a t i n 'i S m e ^L J Hi YA D V ---------L ET S SOMEDAV WHEN y o u G D O W liH YOU CAN G O O U T WITH G lDLS .’TOO..* VEDY FUNNY 1y e a h / h o w w e g o n n a COMPETE / HE CADDIES A ROLL. BlG n ENOUGH TO CHOICE a ju k c m A. B. DQpLBV, Florida U a n o iU • I 9 T I E I I BELL IE L E N B IE A il TELEBRAFH COMfANY ) HESURE 1 OPE CATES 3 PLENTY «. 3 SMOOTH J ix c o s r p > a rto — l b box �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. 1st 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. H ELP WANTED M AN'S bicycle, pre war. $26.00. HI6 lourrl Avr. G IRL for Hodit l-'oimtatn at Laney’* Drug Store. Part time or BIRD dog, 2 ,*A year* old, well full time. . trained, excellent rctrbver. Call 4<H-W n fliT -1:00 P.-.M. FO U N TA IN eirls. Apply Shin'* Serylro, Hanford Naval A ir YOUNG healthy cuhlmge l imits— Station. Copenhagen und Murlon Market. — R rW r Estes, Phone 2X21, Gviudo. ORANGE tucker*. Hanford Fruit Co., Stale Furmcr*' Market. . BROWNING automatic 20 gauge, FULL tlmo bookkeeper - steno­ and case, used only one hcunoii; grapher, good salary to start. cuse shells. 708 Laurel Ave. Must • lie permanent 'resident. Apply Box J, c/o Herald. YOUNG girl’s' bicycle. Phone 07J. ONE 1040 Chevrolet truck with MAN TO supervise packing In celery warehouse. Year round two ipecd axle* mid 826 X 20 work for the right man. Phone tire* in A — I condition, good Oviedo 2871- A. Dudn & Sana. slako J**ly. .lames R. I.l*k, Monroe Corner. ______ M AID fnr Sanford Clinic. Apply Mm. Mary Rawlins, Masonic ORANGES und Tangerine* packed Building, Park Avc. for shipping, nlve’s, Orlando llighwiiy, phone 828-W. . B E A U TY O PE R A T O R S ^ Senior and Junior. Permanent employ­ SM ALL electric radio, 800 Mui ment with weekly guaraalee not In A viv ■ ami large earning*, In fin . portion to skill und effort ap­ plied. Exclusive Shop, catering to Dnylonu Ilcucli * fines) clientele. For appointment or NICE TWO stora house In IgHtgparticulars, writo Hlgrid's lleau. wood, see J.$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. 1 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 ..... 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 _____ 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. ■ » aide along with the stand* lo 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, Stu dios, or |Seminole pays for every other Ruby G rands. I snorting activity at the institu­ tion. • By thr way. there used to be 4100 fo r U p r l j f h t K some 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. PR K V A TT HKVII LF„ FLA. P1IONK 2104 8 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, • W ANTED 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 A V E --calls . lo r 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. I'S J W S W S fK S - ■' , Spear* e l ux. 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. • Army of United Statea to A l­ bert Morgan. Naval Service Certificate o f Discharge to Rooaevelt McClain, Sr. • • beheaded five American flier* on Mill A toll - In the Marshalls after the nirmcn had been shot down. „ ■ 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 * 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 »___ ■ • TO cesitcotrr* OCSSIC MANNINO WAT LX Y, ALABAMA Ton art liirrtiT o r d . t f d and »* • •lulrrd to l>t and ca p t or upon the 7tti.dny o f January. A , D . 1141, I d ttlai Mill of complaint f i l ' d M a ln a t you in thla r « u > r In the cirt-olt a s r t i S s 'K M l s t 'J S t t t 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. • „ , Van Ruskirk, Maude et *■ Heim of Juatln U. van Buakirk to D. C. Dickerhof. ' .......... 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. ‘ 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. j Real E» tale Mortgages • jj/ K et ux ■ to, Fimt Galloway, John IH UN TING Fed. Hav. tk I .nan Asm Dickerhoff, P.C. et ux to Maude C. Van Buskirk. [T More , Durak. Michael Joseph et ux In T. A. Stile* et ux. BUSINE9S Chattel Mortgage* Murphy, Kenneth M. tn Florida Slain Bank. . 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. w*«V? W I T N E S S th* HonoraUl* O. P. Herndon. t ! U r k of sold Court. at Hanford. Florida, uod th* Official , « a l thrreof; thla tha 21th d a r ' By O. U IIUNX. T V q -f tt’ lrriilt Court Fro It 4, Long Arm |n •• U n lly There Te T IIE W EATHER Strength— T o Protect the Peace o f the Worldt T o Promote the Progress o f Antericai T o Prodace Prosperity for Sanford. Law Cloudy, tlumcnt lialay liicuiiiini’ /older thi* afternoon folio* r-d lit rlfarini; and •KUrli colder loniuhl. Fnlr und conlinurd >■ mid Wt-tlni--d.it. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Automobile Owners & ifU S E O *<0 OE. W H E N A aJOMAN O t G l N < ' GET U P I N W L A R 5 HER H A IR H i R c D G R A V - - - B U T N O V .' — r »T 8 EEP. V " A MOST O S ttow^ 4 n™i«ta“:rll K Local Sears Office o T T & V 'S S a u a wi WinsCourtesy Contest Turn in at the SEMINOLE.TIRHT SHOP! Make this your auto sup­ ply, battery und tiro headquarter*. Everyone’* car la getting "up In age" and it will take more than a paint fob * to keep many of them rolling. Drop in, antirno . . . our line is complete, our price* low anil our service prompt and courteous. ___ _ S fM IN (lfr v n j s t fH C "’ 1 H 1 i HillWA n 201 NO. PARK A V L VOLUME XXX • Drivers Without InaUfrtVM hU car would probably have been tied up tn court procedure and he required to return to 8anford to defend the suit. Th* coat of thla proteitfon la very reaionable for the bene­ fit* you get. For flO-AO T ° u can be protected up to 46,000 for bodliy injury and property dumnge claim* while driving your car In nny 8tat*. • Why Gamble? dall 178-J, C M. Boyd A Co<—*Adv. RENT A CAR RENT A TRUCK (V2T0N) SANFORD, FLORIDA ESDAY. DECEMBER I. 1945 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 Defensive! AflHocInled Press Leased Wire Sanford Agricultural Chemical P|an( By Forrestal % 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*. ■ 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 I S outhern CHEMICALS INC 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 IM — Thi* jo in t 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 aviator 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 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. . 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 • 7- tVsatloWM *ww !•■ ■ » f n r * ■» ' •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- 1Shrk 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 eral ( hang is said to 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 Iinduced, 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 Con1U.2U, a *, a second lieutenant. Meanwhile, A dispatch fiom As­ co-upeiutiun witli ircomniundacveraubscrtb* the quota of $11,000, 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 tiv 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. 1oMsiiloi 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 1oi|i|i>yiiient hill. idle money to buy bonds with it— 1leased to date at this separatum f-e ruin.i-.ciiuer emphasises that leal*. Hoc 1m 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 Nejy Tag System Put * 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 Into Effect By Jinking 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-' iw o |im nrn IhiI •im llir i u i i p 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 iiu iii 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. NJ. 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 Hospital 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. Seminole Si1. Y O U D R IV E IT! ; P H O N E 200 Nationalists A r e 1 Welcomed By Free ManchurianTroops STRICKLANDJMORRISON, U-DRIVE IT, INC* CHEVROLET Oliver L. B u t n e r Is Released From Army Air Forces GET OUR SIX-STAR V o t i n g Reported Light In Election For Commissioners SERVICE SPECIAL FIRST In total volumo of car and track torvico In town after town, in stato oflo r state, In ovary taction of America.* K FIRST in that deop-tooted public confidence and preference a lubrirate Throughout which cub expreliecTIn Hiie atafemehl— "M O R E PFOPLE G O T O CHEVROLET DEALERS FOR SERVICE TH A N TO A N Y OTHER DEALER O RaG A N IZ A TIO N .” FIRST to Introduce tho famous wartime CAR A N D TRUCK CONSERVATION FLANS to help “ save tho wheels that serve America." III = “Quality Service Headquarters” v l: M B W e service all makes of cars and trucks t ♦ , , - A CiOVr ' . Mass E V E R Y T H IN G FOR A L U X U R IO U S LIV IN G .R O O M ! : Complete 7-Pc. Outfit! ^ • w ll,i - . . • ||| m . EE m f i l l " A handaomaly styled modem kuitc, with beautiful occoaional^^ - ^ „ -i g ] Jpieceb, carefully choaen to give you the beat possible value inJ l A Q 71, g ■sag living room ensemble of auperior quality and amart ntylingTI ■ / " " iii Z mHere’s exactly what yon get:— • ; I in • , - ■ " • * — • Big Innnvpring Sofa • Two End Tablea 55 Two Fin* Lamp. Natural Pottery <’nllum Scores Only Touchdown Midway -In Second ({uarlcr Quick Action On Triinum Proposal Victory Drive May Not Reach 'Q uota On E -B ond 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 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1945 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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THE SANFORD HERALD. " 5>eY<:' Iwc i*er Sne for one laser tlon 98c per line for three Ineerllon# 77c per line for 6 Ineertlons IS per line for 20 Inaertlons f l B i r ilk* OR DRISG YOUrt A0* le THE SANFORD HERALD C ount lire word* to the line, including phone snd eddress. All advertDementa for altuatiene wanted will be charged 'e e ,* ! th e regolsr clasalfltd rate*. ** BUSINESS SERVICE DODGE - PLYMOUTH /IL L tip wilh kviwsenc and fuel PARTS AND SERVICE oil before winter. 109 Palmefln Are. Phone 1011 If. II. POPP. C0„ INC. WE ARE fuil» equipped and *TV0 FARMS FOR SALE—On* *know ho.- t o .! v.-.p your tire*. 3 acres, tiled land. 1 Rood well, Natural rul.b; of synthetic 2 story house, 1 car K^rntto. u« prefect tin* sidewalls ol cool house, 000 ft. West c. your tirv. Join-* "i ire Shop, Lake Monroe Post .Office. One Cor. 1st and E'm, phono 00H. —6 acres, all tiled, Rood well, 2 lto ry house, 3 story harm » mile west on Oran»e Boulo- SEWING machine* repaired. Wil liams' Fixit Shop, 205 W vard. J. W. Bell, Lake Monroe, 1st St. Phone 16. VEGETABLE plants for Victory Gardens and large ucrxagc. C-oi'eihugeo, lied, and Chinese - - Cabbage,* —CuIltiuL;. Jitpcc ill J. While Bermuda Onions I Neck as a Rutabagas; Kacarile; -Ice oerjr tottuce; ButR'-r Toma toes; 1 ye. r o d lUnbail Roots o f s m n ll p'ants; Ea-c Thymol Flnnnccbl t; 1)111 « « Strawberry plants. Freeh ve;te lahlo* am now, solid HOOFING — Brand 1..... .................... „ aluminum sheet roofing, Vcrlmp and snap lock styles. I hone. Wlre-Wrlte at once! Kulcnwider Mfg. A Distributing C o, _ P.O. Box 8961,—« I 0 Lancaster- Drive,. Orlando. I'hone 21730. MOTOR BIKE ATl condition. Rrlggs-Stratton motor, $126.00. 1210 French Ave. or call 010. ONE LARGE Dr's office scales; complete not of splints; oper­ ating room light, 200 Watt bulbs, operating table; nperat' Ing cabinet and Instruments, other appllunce.c for office work, 2 sterllitera, nil in splendid condition. Phono 261. C teW n r Cooi,re&, BODY AND Fender dents, paint injury nr fnditiR should be corrected now to conduit aging and weathering, A new pain­ less methoiTTiW:ttr» VJ-H'Kt w Y.VTIiH AUTO PAINT A BODY SHOP 105 ,N. P a li,it to Ave. I'hone 371 WASHING machines repaired— nrn| all homo appliances. Cald­ well General Repair Shop, 707 - North Mill*. Orlando, phono 2-1U72. Prompt service. Expert Auto Repairing llarflrld & Jackson in connection with Yates Auto Paint & Body Works Phorte 371 ___ ___ AUTO PAINTING_____ r_ Ily C.W. ••Put” Johnaon 16 yearn experience in auto and aircraftpainling. Sanford’s popu­ lar paint authority, authority. HOLLER MOTOR SALES 208 W. 1st St. MOTOR TUNE-UP Factories recommend it every 6000 miles nr twice a year. E s­ sential to efficient car perfor­ mance. Our expert mechanics and Sun Motor Analyser assure satis­ faction. Come In today. HOLLER MOTOR SALES 208 W. 1st St. MIKE SAUK' "ho" acre farm . 10 arm s tiled. Sou ilrs .-A . MenEXPERT service on machines. index, 1010 Orange A ve,' Electric irons, oil heaters and cook stoves, backed by 10 years' SHEET Music, popular a n d experience. Phono 701-J. pitandfini, book music and music Instruction bonks at The Music Box jl) the Pi incus* Theater HELP WANTED Bldg. FCORDB - All the I Best popu­ GIRL for soda Fountain at Ban­ lar*, string >iuu.de ‘ami album ov’* Drug Store. P a rt time or set* .for Christmas g ifts . at full tim e. ’our music store, Ih e Music FULL time and part time clerks. Bax In the Princess Theater 11. A A. Department Store. Bldg. R, permanent 2 WIRE apraltcl cord, synthetr?- STENOGRAPHS position. W. E. Klrchoff, Jr., won’t burn 2c a fool. Iluucr’H • phone 305. ■' 118 S. Ihtik Ave. GIRL FOR OFFICE work, con­ ..... Iadl:a* pre-war, ex­ BICYCLE sisting mostly ■*of charging cellent condition. 816 Elm Ave. tlcketa ami counter work. Seminole County Liiumlry Co. LL OF BLOCK 10. eighteen HID W. 3rd S t , _______ lots, or will >.cll any of lots, run* from Lake Mary highway FOUNTAIN giH*. Apply Ship's to Crystal i-ake, all beautiful Service, Sanford 'Naval Air lota. See E. T, Cochran, 1-uke S ta tio n .______ ____________ Mary, Flu. c X e r k - s t e n o g r a p i i f . r ’ "^ ith GUITARS; Limiter! number of filing experience, able to take new ones on sale now. Also dictation, good salary. Phone need accordion, Banjo and 513, _____ _________ other muslcul Instruments In new condition ut The Music ORANGE packer*. Hanford F n ilt * Box In the Princess Theater Co,, S late Farm ers’ Market. * Building. FULL time bookkeeper • steno* grapher, good salary to start. M ast' be permanent resident. WANTED Apply Box J, c/o_J!erm1d.____ CIRCULATING fuel oil heater MAN TO sunervbe peeking In In good condition. HU Myrtle celery warehouse, r e a r round Ave. Phone 2 G0-W. work for the right man. Phone Oviedo 2871- A. Duda A Kona. SHOTGUN Shall* • Have 12 guage, shot site 7 i t and 8'a, MAID for Sanford Clinic. Appl ■will exchange for lfl guage Mrs. Mary Rawlins, Mason! 7 i t , B or P, Jack RAIL phono Building, Park Ave. »* Bv BRONI9I.AW MATECKI (Polish Econcinlci Professor and Government Official) LONDON — 'T rlm o w i t h o u t , i* name." That is how Winston Church­ ill, in a broadcast trinde in 1941, described th-* terrifying u-cumJlntion of well-planned hiirlmrities committed by the Nasi* on the living bodies of many a European! nnlion and rare. I llrilian's wnr lender whoso u n i-1 ! nue rl-nuenco failed him when he; searched for n won! to convey the suffering of peoples tortured by the German oppressor, finds now the nn-ne nf this nameless crime in the Indictment of the Nuxi war lenders—genocide. Count Three of the indictment if nils In part: ". . . They (the defendants) conducted deliberate and systematic genocide . . . in eider to destroy particular races and ctnasrH of people , . ," Genocide, the word coined to fit " ir s UKE CUTTING OFF MY MOHT ARM, but I asked for retirement," was the comment of Admiral the crime* seems likely rtnt only C Jlull") Halsey (left),^63, fighting commander of the famed U. S. Third H eut la the pacific, aa bo tufuod to play Its part in the Nuernberg frolTI the microphone aboard thu USS. Sotifh Dakota nt L ob Angeles and yielded US command to Admiral trials, hut may change the aspecta -------mag | ' ‘ ' ' — ^ ---- -------— - -------- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING TOR SA LE- t ', FLORIDA Churchill Finds Name For Thus Far , Nameless Crimes ^ ‘A'A?P WAVY! .*•<' ''<■ r - r ------- -------------------------------------------------- In peace. The creator of the word, Prof. -Raphael I.tmkia',' a •noted scholar " r international law, formerly n public prosecutor in Poland an now n fuculty member a t DukUniversity In North Carolina, say .lit* hud no "linguistic umbibUons’’ in writing the name, that he aimed at n legal and humnnltarln ■ icent which, if generally ac led, would mitigate mankind'! misery. . . • Why The Name Genocide Iiuh two roots—the Greek "genos," nation cr race; th Latin "criei*. d iuffix mad#“from "WJMIrre.” kiting. Put them t o . gether and I hero is genocide"klling a nation nr "murderer « a nation.". In his book. Axis Rule In Oc­ cupied Europe (published by tht Carnegie Endowment for Interna tional Pence, Washingtan, I). C.l. Dr. Lemkin writes nitherto-used terms for attacks upon notions' at a whole are Inadequate. $ "Denationalisation," ho declares, does not convey biological des­ truction and, In addition, some times is used is the sense of deprivation of citizenship. This author finds terms like u L i ..t £ -"Her° £ muiiizntlon," Itntiunixalion" or lumxaiion or '" n sue snccln nation attacks SIATKD ON THI MNCH AT NUREMURO, GERMANY, Judges and alternate Judges representing to* four ARlwl poweTf ,n Europe nra shown listening as Justice Robert IL Jackson (sn o w ), chief U. S. prosecutor, Openef the proceedings by stsUng the case against tire 20 top-rnnldng Nails now on trial as w ar crim inals. IV n o li Biddle, former U. S. Attorney General, the U. S. Judge. Is seated (center) between the British and U. 8 .fMffS hla alternate being Judge John J. Porker of the Court of Appeals. Other Judges and alternates a » Lard Justice Lawrence and Sir Normsti Blrkctt of Great OrRafft, MaJ. Ccu. Nikitchcnko sod A. T. Vrfth d T ed ' HcrbsL Credit! Army of United States to . ux. Melvin K. Hoover, ibluck, U. S. Navy tCcrt. of Service) to Richard Rhxhurdnon Deas, Assn. Army of United States to nhn Godfrey W. Marlon. Asen. U.—S. ~Nuvy to Robert' Carter i, Y./»uvcr. u W0Army of United States V J P. Mitchell. rilCS Army of United Stales to os to Cecil* L. Hines. Army of Untied States ta Chinee Arthur L Jackson. Seminole County Court Record PRESIDENT TRUMAN M in i REPORTERS on returning to Washington from his surprise flying vlsif to Grandview, Mo„ where ha spent two hnure with his mother In celebration of her S3rd birthday. The flight rharked the first time in history that a U. S. President had down In the United States unaccompanied by news correspondents. fInternational »• YOU CANT QUIT ADVERTISING YOU'RE TALKING TO A PARADE NOT A HASS MEETING ^ NOVEMBER 29. IUI5 w arranty deeds led rather to imply a coordinated campaign fur the de­ • Johnson, R. B. Sr. ct .u* t if Joe struction of the essential foun­ Fisbei*. Murphy. «nsu E. B. et vlr Frank dations nf Ihe life nf national, religious and ethnic groups with to Joe Ullmf,. Smith, Turn to Ko.cttn Clark. the purpose of annihilating the Tt'rner, If. E. et ux to J. J. Mntgroups themselves. Thus genocide was practiced by thewn et ux. the Germans upon Jews, Gypsies, ,• Brown, Hannah UIn nr ho to WilPoles, Russians, and other Slavs • Ham Gordon Brown et ux. DEED and, to a lesser extent, upon < Frenchmen,—Belgians and Luxem- *i— Wath»rlngton,_.L. C__nt tut to. J,-B. St John a t-ire— bourgers, AGREEMENT FOR DEED ■ . How It Works St. John J. B. "et ux to M‘Genocide I* directed ugainst a group as an entity, and the ac­ liss Cook Benton. REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES tion* involved arc directed against Individuals, but as members of 'Livers, Beat rise E.. widow in .P>r«t Federal Snv, & Loan Assn. jyich groups, _ St, John, J. H. et ux to First Lemktn finds In the Hague Fed, Hhv. & Loan Assn. Conventions a legal busis for the William Gordon, el ux punishment of genocide in war. to Brown, Ffrxt Fed. S**v. 4 . Loan Assn. More Important than punishment, Wnil.gr. W T. et ux to Coo­ litre*cvci, no m {iruvcn* however, he iieiinrcs, declares,'la proven' tion—effective only when im par­ tral Fla, Vro. Credit Assn. CHATTEL MORTGAGE tial investigators nre allowed to Erwin, W alter T. ct ux to Act M "ms* cases. an Finance Co, ■ Further, . . _______ advnestea prosecu_____ s a t is f a c t io n s o f tlon for genocide In peacetime. MORTGAGE World War II, write* the pro­ Sanford Atlantic National Bank fessor, taught that not only mi­ norities but whole nations and races, If I weak, ____f _____ may bo _________ nttrekod with a view toward annihilation. States to Rfates to KUtca Jo ONE STEP WONT* - GET YOU THERE And O ta A D W on't Bring Succeti—You Must Keep On Advertising 8AMPSON NAVAL CENTER, rY .. Nov.-29, <4*1—Prom an ap­ prentice seamfcn, on 10-day con valescent laave, Commander 0 . J Case received this anxious tele­ gram : "Hunting season opentoday. Request ' an extension." HOME HAVBR BRIDGEPORT. Copn.. W i­ llow, thanks to thoughtful Gen­ eral Electric engineers, a husband and wife can share a rouble bed without auo resting over warmth of the bedclothes. GK has dev*!trie blanket Each half can be kept e t a different temperature. LOST & FOUND FOUND: Billfold in M argaret nn Saturday. Owner m ar iv* by paying for adv. Call a t Tha Sanford Herald. £ GOODYEAR • Prewar prosperity has returned to a number of Balglan and Luxembourg industries providing eons traction MISCELLANEOUS PAY highest cash price* for ad furniture. Haynes A Wilaw Furniture Co., B ll E. U t ■ phone p I I . ■_ 1 lo s tto w h x j Tb WHERE WVACY IB RKSPECTBU Ift natural dsslre for privacy money m atter^^ls^strictl}r Beacon Dairies. 222 Magnolia Ave. , W ANTED TO RENT fuvnlahad apartm ent m anent. Phone 309. tom tia m adulli. S t Located In Sanford, D O W *, to . U * ( M UP. Buy | OMdrMw D o L u a i-a Ylrea Mw, and get 1 aMa, wtater Irarilaa ' a ta a o v ta g l IEY CANT) j ’ TAKE | S YOUR d AO SyyowE M BS! T' see our FT! 1 U U 1 ' v - yr \ ^ < -T,Hv • a W •• • . j. . �' i ; a • • 'j - Vi'- : ' ' "r ' -* ' ^— ' - i jyv. -------------~ ------- T^ W i % < •* - • -tfjS T d k m f 7j» , b To Protort the Peeeo of the Worldt To Premote the P ro irw * of Americai To Produce Prosperity tor Sanford. THE WEATHER \ **!JT Unity There Ir Strength— C lrar skies, light wind* with Inna perioda of calm and slightly lower tempera* (urea In all (Patricia. y |g AN ^IN DEPEND ENT DAILY N EW SPA PEU VOLUMfe XXXVII Established 1*108 SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 30. 1945 Hess Admits HMemory Loss OutrightyFake Sixteen Die In Northeastern States Storm Deputy F uehrer Ac­ c e p t s Resptmsibi-; lity For A c t i o n s While Under H itl^ Snow B lankets Area W eather S t a t i o n R eports W i n d s Of 109 Miles P er Hour Associated Press Leased W ire N U M B E R 56. Army Foresaw Jap Attack Exact Moment it W as Made Steel WorkerH Cast Strike Vote In Rain General Miles Insists However,That Point OfA ttack Remained In Doubt Till Made NUERNBERG. Nov. 30, <7P>— I The one-tinie deputy Nazi fueh­ T o k y o . Nov. .io a i \ — rer, Rudolf Hess, has made n I There may he another I'earl startling confession. A. tho war Harbor investigation -, this one ia Japan. Two of J s - * crimes -:-'»»! here, Hess ndmillml 1 pan's new political p a rtie sto.b ** tH* he had been fo ling . the progressives and the Li­ •Turt ) - hiatrists all ulong — berals —- are working on a •hat his ade ,ed loss of rnenury resolution which will demand was un outright fake, which he -that the fHet Investigate th e had attempted for what he called I Dec. 7 attack. • One mrmfler t.'Wicsl rea tins. , declared that the Japanese lies* declared that he had t nation was betrayed by a feigned omnesin even to h!i own small number of leaders in defensis1attorney. He an iced • Wind* near 80 milea an hour have ; Just the same way an the that he wished to necept full rc1 been recorded along the Maine , United Rlalen was betrayed aponiluitlly lor everything he coast. In aouthem New England by Japanese m ilitarists at had done or had ordered d-ne winds hare risen to GO and 6U Pearl Harbor. under Hitler — Unit ho wished mile* an hour after a slight lull. to continue on trial as a wr.: The storm today aank a GO-foot WASHINGTON, Nov. SO, Criminal with his fellow Nazis. N ary .mine test boat a t the FroThe-.first witness to testify, in . vlncetewn wharf but the crew (A P )— 'T estimony before the the tria l'o f the Germnn lend’rs escaped injury.' Pearl H urbor Investigating took the stand today to outline A heavy enow has fallen in the Com m ittee today dincloaod details of all alleged plot on storm area aojl ./lurries of snow th a t tho A rm y Intelligcnco Adolf Hitler's life concocted t*y hare fallen in the Great Lake an ace (iernmn intcllireiiee offi­ region and Chicago. • • •' Division Mtspcctcd t h a t . tho .: cer. The witness was ? njoy fie n -; , The snow blanket ranges in J a p a ttack would come a t era! Erwin I.nhmisan, n in : iher I ► depth from three inches in Bos­ th e moment it did. They did cvf the German army miell.g nee J ton, Newark, New Jersey and not know, however, w here . New York City to 28 inches in Waving n lurgo hand to cmphaMze his denial. Lt. Gen. Tomoyukf section. Uihuusen told how Admiral Attica, N.Y. The weight of the Yatnashita tell* n L'.S. Militury Trluimil in Manila that he should th a t firs t blow would be aaow broke down transportation not t>c held accountable for the long list of Jnp atrocities detailed Walter Wilhelm Cannris--!;no*n struck. and communication facilities in a t his war crimes trial, lie said lie was not ton man In the defense as the “genius” of German secret Standing in line In a driving ruin, steel workers «f the Bethlehem .Steel Company's Franklin Plant in The former heail of the In­ plotted lor y-'ars i Juhnstdwn. Pa., wait their turn tu cast their strik e vote* Billed Vi'-nig was not permitted on com telligence New England and upstate New of the Philippines, U>t was under-order.1* of Field Marshal Count agents—had .... Division, Major General ark, Gale winds roared over Hi sn Ieh i —T«r« u e h i J a t *- «■«mmninter.-fo r— If! mil Mltjej._l.aliini-.rn jt[eta red ] psay-pn>party by the steel rom pnnyrK -trnt t h west—4'oci f iW—O f-1 lit Julmshiwn to shelter-tha "watcher* at HU Sherman Milea,' to ld 'th a commit-* ,e ’Boston area and grounded o' ficlal Signal Corps Uadiophoto. * * l,ll,n * h ° dolosteil |s,lIipg booths. (Intelnational Soundphuto) tec that it wus un intercepted (International Sountlphoto) ledd 1 i- - - ...... . *■ * Hitler thoroughly and hud le ■ r freighter, the Fotdhnm Victory, Japanese code message th at led a cdi|nc which hml plotted ngatnit _ _ , on'spscUcle island in Boston h ar­ him to fear that tho attack would tho Nazi* from ihe bor. come at 1:00 I’.M. on Dec. 7. to power. TVo other ooats are miaalng— The messngr Intercepted was an Lahoucen s id ho was an aide _ t a v *, *i ■« a 3T-foot cabin cruiser out of instruction to the Jap emissaries to I 'a tlt.L . t i d to) ale 1 ’ r 7 ■ r . -i Newport, R.I. and a fishing boat v in Washington tn deliver their coiiI wus e x ic u te j aio ■ * . from New Bedford, Mass. Sevan l . a V j ! now famous note to the State J . ^ ' . i .. —^ iCOrei of jihei nll.lturj. troopships are riding out the Department at exactly — nf.er tile ouiy .0. i ., . i J ill storm in outer Boston harbor. o'clock In the afternoon. J |j p..>. ngainsi .1 1 ..i i i. J, | /She weather station on Mount F .? in ... i ' e r . i*. A l ii, a l- M e e tin g General Miles said that he call­ ' (.ahocscn sought io por.ruy uiO l Washington, N.H. x clocked wind ed General Marshall's attention ~— 1 t ' . ( . u p ien.1 i>y » .in n ri, n« on. . _ ~ _ velocities us high as 109 miles . ■——— ■ . . i _ •, , . .. . to the m utter. .....f.v hnivil and . uom n.u«d M r s . M o U f f l l t d l l S a V S Scrapping: S e m i n o l e an,hour. New York Central trains C ll 1e ^ O* ’0 t T 1 A . 'VS'JO” ! 1 mtfl IinpCCt- uml also H itler and his methods. Throughout mill November, he - -ara pulling Into Now York a n y -, t 1 went on, he was convinced th a t Squad Comes From Japan r f : Committees Ap* it. :aid th a t tnu Cn.mris gioup All Are Availably w hen from 30 minutes to m il FO Y C C '11 I ’ ll C l * 1 C was facing a ilsis, and she might seek to resolve It hour.late. Commercial operationsTTnBrwJ T « ~ T V - ' ' ■«! For Lending lA*ndin>r Today Behind To Win Tilt that po:nfif:d~ For 1940 a t. LaGuaidhi Field huvu beenj H U S C ti ! l i <■. \ by taking drastic action. Consis­ i rn lout; lien Mi mm-uliai Her. wh a total of 383 tently, he declared, the Army 0 * haltedU) JULIAN KTKN STROM n ..j . '[A m . ' ifi ■ ’ r 1 utnnn Goerintt, aim bus not * A number or lnt?r«|-’li:,' tu flight* h*iva 'been cancellud in WASHINGTON. Noe. ,T:, U'\ thoiieht in l*‘, n* ■>( eventual t a r he'* ' jmisi-4 up a iltln fe VO W in u .b o o k s nf fictiim and n'O’-fieilothe* post Aft cvplmmtion o f'tv h y Kiu’V fk-niliiole rW illy i,*“k aky*. e.ius of the nmciight by iii ora avrilshlr for l"i*il"i■ ’ TheV M b ? rShS £Xv-;ter1*.,ar ,r of. leers in the Pacific chM ind their unnuel meeting lgv.t 'llth always bad taken into, V'ac­ t»i mciI the Mainland High Hchnn' plans Jhelr minds uboet thn cdri*A1l*ty p.t the a m hdde 4’rjmary Schnd . trlui conduct, glare.I mti’ntiy ti. i ut the Fnnford I’ulilli' Library, count tha possibility of an as­ in Airs. Elton t. V •jby Uucrnileeis of D sytoea sault on I’earl Harbor. of the Arniy-Nav'ft' merger p’an ' rtu ird by the p re-cu ts'iw of U .utufton ns too Germnn officer') according . | ton, librarian. leach' Inst night at the high Its* lieen laid brfore the Senate >■ iirrt’, rn iisnecti‘>:i of r i ” . testified. General Mile* recalled th a t ' rn ■ tb ' ..I." •rllool atliletic field and ’ Ion war i i.ui* iii.closnl today l at ill Milltnrv Commlfte.1- Rear Admiral • d th? appointment of wor 1 v I gomes had been held lit fiction, gives a highlv lnie<— third phase oi the trust — a | the final whistle blew, * Hanford ■ i . c . for lOlfl. I Forrest Sherman, who served a Hawaii years ago. complete with review of ho.i various lorilitie funs were well convinced they site* third uccs wilt gut lital. rI deputy chief of staff to Admiral Randall Chnse. who was recilit- I it ii’s n il nltout tho b ed n simulated landing ny enemy Nimitz, rave tho ;eapl(M»atlw»—in- ■Hr— appointed - Chairmait-.-of —thv | wav Monday wh.«,i th j Amencnal tn the United States iv.-elvi, their names.__________ ____ :__g priMM-uttoii tukoH up Um Nasi testlmony before the rommlttcc Dislri.-t, prdiided at the- meOUHg j iron this Brig. General Joseph Hutchi­ this morning. Ollier non (ictinu ItooU.. n*. tins season season. __ ../ ,i._ _____ ______ which opened with an invocation : invasion of Ctccnotdov.ikli. of tlie pnsafallity of n_ son of Sanford, who recently re­ Will'll Mainland took the field, discussion leased are: “ Especially Spaniels Admiral Sherman snld that two liy Itcv. J. E. McKinley. FollowI dawn nir ottuck. However, it wax * turned after two years of Pacific events disillusioned the naval of­ ing o period during which dinner written by Gliuiys 'lu b ir, whim eleven huskies went into the re­ that there was no way of aervief, has been chosen by Gov. ficers about the menrer proposal was served, Troon 80, Troop 5 , should .inleiest dog lovers. ” .Mi. ceiving position and easily out­ felt forestalling such uu attack ex­ Millard F. Caldwell as n member —events which he said disputed and Troop 34 of Sanford in addi- * slim lieyutid Darknes*” . by l.imi weighed tin: locals- liy 20 pound.- cept by aerial reconuaisancc. of a 16 member tax Inquiry com­ unified command in the Pacific. .lion pm nun. The situation looked Cotndr. J. Ilryan II nnu I'hiiip tu tfoopg^froin I.uke Monroe,,' Fifd M, liuilmnn, diKlrict.gover­ mittee to help streamline- the ‘Relit gives a gruphir nremtut rough foi the ltaby Feds. Knnf > r* d The firsl event,' Sherman raid', Io nn<i the Ui*lrirt's t’ub i state's “patchwork" U x structure. was the estahlhhm ent within the ijvim uf the Carrior Lexington's ram nor "f Rotary, will tie ihe prin.'i- kicked off and a Idg bruiser Scouts were Inspected hv offlrialn hill'll i n! it dinner to Ik- held iiaiiii'it M-irvin Brownlee link the Police P l a n Pound General Hutchison expects to oe War Department structure of the in pniitns. of Task Force GK, noil pal hiii'iik the nuditorlum of in? school. ui tlie M.iyfnii Hotel .Monday hull on hi. own 10 uml soared the out of the service soon. of the liyttie of the i'liilippiiiu, Twentieth All1 Force to Ito based Scout.Billy Meriwenlher led the For Horses And Cows evening at ':im oMoik. T/Rgt. William B. /acliry. Jr., rm Jdnu LU. 1(144. 81 yards for a lauehitdwn. Oil Alio named to the committee is on th r Marianas for attacks on pledge of ailcgla .re to tin- fh g the nltempl fin the extra point, L. G. Leedy, Orlando Investment Japan. The rummander of this and Floyd Wooiiward, scout exe- rcturm il to tho United Flint- tu, “Time nomb" exposes tlm .tisi Thu problem of what to do with Whidhei mi: Ion, Fed (nrklc, broke banker, who has been chairman Air Force, Sherman said, van cutivo, led the group in singing the Queen Mary on Nov, 1*. after tom of forces which threaten oui stray dogs found wandering on ill nli I blind.i-d (lie kick. of the im portant sUto house ti- treated in the Pentagon Building, 'America.? A b rie f period of en- serving ovura.Hs two year* with American way of lire, cliiniy the streets was solved koiiiu time tho 301 Fighter gioup. Ho <*’- ! Innir* and aiui-sumolhing move­ nance and taxation committee for 8600 miles away. With a mix point Ic.id, Main- ago tertuinment wus presented by reived hin honorable discharge 'i t 1 by tne establishment on West three sessions end has served in ments. "Sim I'ostwur oolis I ni bill | kick' d off to Fanfold. After The sccom| disillusioning factor, George Touhy and Harry .ludcli, Fort Meado, Mil, on Nov. 18, and Sixtll Street uf u LUv Found, and the house for five sessions. • tiller plsiys in which they were Men" by Vocation Guldani'o Re the Admiral went on. was n Mr. Ctiase then announced the homeless mongrels hero The balance of the committee directive Issue hv the joint appointment of Ralph A. Smith, returned recently from lAtishinq* seatch,” uppi a rn to be ium the smothciell by tile Idg' Mainland many adopted bv kindly citizens. ll vkllssrS (In l'»s* r**ui Included: Tom B. Swann of Win­ chiefs of staff at the instance of Evans McCoy and Dan Wright ton, D. C. with his wife, tho furline, Giunlhunt kicked to Day­ been VHbul lo do with stray cow* and mer M argaret Ingley, to *|«'»J ter Haven; Senator Hanry B. Bat- General Marshall. This ilirectivo tona. A few minutes latur the hordes presents ail entirely dif­ the holidays with his parents at nerd, St. Petersburg; Wl. Howard transferred ull tho Army resourc­ IC«sHss*4 On l*aa» Tnul big Baity Buccaneers were near­ ferent problem to police. The Rotary ('tub will wrlromc tlltl Magnolia Avenue. Frenkland of Tempa: D. Stuart es except air in tho Pacific ocean ing pUy dirt. A few second* Fled M. Itill t m.*ii, (inventor of During the past two weeks a t Ha rcccived-Vix luittle stars for HUIIh of DeFunlaok Springs; Col. to General . Mu*Arthur. tin HiTlh District of Itotury In­ Inter Mickey McClelland. Day- least a dozen cows and horse* campaigns in Normandy, Northern D in McCarthv of Port Pierce; Aif areas tuna halfback, went over center Admiral Sherman' then told the ternational, made up of the 69 have been lost and picked up by Franca, tho ' Ardennes, Ccutril . R. Nielson, of W est Palm Beac i; committee tlie four for the second police that in his opinion, clubs in Florida at a dinner at tho from • nnllnurit who are puzzled ns tn know Europe and air offensive action. 1 * 1 * !*■■» Knur Rep. Fletcher Morgan of Jackso-t- ’ih* very intensity o f the drlvo Mayfair lintel Monday evening what to do with them, according Aftar entering the atorvice ia De­ — ■■1* villa; F. G. Halley of Miami; Sen. for the merger, bud what he term ­ at 7:U(( o’clock. to Police Chief Roy G.. Williams. cember, 1U42 he was sent to Eng­ W. Turner Davie of Madison: Fred the destructively critical naturo Sometime* they bring them to land In November, ID43. After Ilultiuuii is a uiembcf uml u Recovered • R a d i o M. Cena of Galneavllle; Thomas ed Commander Jack 'Rqcco of the recent statements about the jail and quarter them lit the city being based In England he was i-' president iff the Jacksonville A. Johnson of Pensacola; Max, of Loot I d e n t i f i e d Campbell—bussing I'ost No. 63 Navy, are leading in the wrong garage until rimmed by ownfera. sent to France in December, JIM t. Hub anil In president of Cain i M. Brown of Lake Citv and p. He expressed the vipw IhaC they At other times they tiu up the and was attached to the. supply of Kiiiifoid uniioiinced this morning Bull limit, Inc., with headquarters Graham Copeland of Everglades. Major Lewis B. Bills hat re­ that the regularly schedule! direction. iiiviiiAn of tho Pth Air Fmve Chief Huy G. William'* office animals or leave them in Care of in Jarksnnville, He was ho'lllllXturned to his home In Geneva on j meeting to lie held Monday night, residents near whete found until are heading toward the conditions which was supporting Gen. Fat* led governor by Hnrida Rotary is still cluttered Up with table has liceti postponed uml will l.e rlub* 'and formal Iv elected ill '.lie ratlins uml tubes and other loot the owners can he loeuted. that first brought nhout tho tormina! leave awaiting his re ­ ton's Third Army. . d from- active the Little D a m a g e To creation .wmion r.f o a. seimrale wBr.w-N.rx i,.- lease --y - - * duty x with Nnvy De A t the time of the Ardenm-s held Tuesday night inslcud ut the -racuviuod—whan—a — Chaim—ami — “ *Uha I.—t lie—-erty needs extended campaign ho wasTiiVse lo Uelgiuiiir Legion Hut on tlio l.atrefrdfi nl iii Chicago, this year held lt> Company warehouse employee pound for atray horses and cow*,” V egetables—Reported Commander Horen said that the Kvvcral sections, tha 7th Arrav. chanced lo find the stolen goods —said Chief William*. __ _ jlilli ___ I was _____a member of and to Znchry k........................ * ment had not maintained a suffiMajor m He predicted tliul before long was president uf meeting will begin at 7:00 o'cloci; which bad been hidden in the I tn It mu ri will be • making his Vary little damage to grow- cent Navv and a naval campaign Ir.e Air Transport Command and hisSgt. class when he graduated from with a dinner and a formal ^nct-t. official visit to the Sanford club, warehouse ut Thirteenth Street there would be another round up lag vegetable* as the result of was imminent. piloted the first ATC ship to land Seminole High School. of atray dugs, many of which are Af'or ing will follow immediately aftertha heavy frost last evening, wss Atsugi Japan. Prior to that Christmas he plans to return to wards. Tho meeting will tc . ml will address Roturiaiis, hero and Elm Avenue b y .a thief who alck. The Admiral urged nil possible at hail made the place his sleeping on various phases of tho Rotary reported this morning by grow­ sneed Ume. Major Bills was stationed Tho other day a negro woman in coming to a ilecivion on • t Guam as chlaf pitot of the Air Alexandria, V». within rommutim; featured by an official report on movement.. During his s t a y ho quarters. ers as tha mercury dipped to the merger plan, saying that the Transport Command there and la­ distance of George Washington the reernt national convention will advise with President lam R. One of the radios is tnarkod was called to account hv polk.-a tty degrees, which Is four deUniversity College of Law, v im s held In Chicago, by State Depart­ because her dog had bitten b o frees.w i greea warmer than tha minimum resent uncertainty is destroying te r ha flaw from Okinawa with he expects to resume anil finish ment Adjutant Reid Mann and I.rsher and Secretary Wolter us the property of Rill Harvey, many people and there bad been a spearhead unit 'of Japanese oc­ his legal studies within a hsif n Seventh District Commander Joel Haynes ami be acquainted with tho who formerly operated a radio many complaints. When question­ record*oil‘ -last Bunday morning. levy morale. activities of thq various club com­ shop at 210 East Fifth Street, Whltner, according to cupation force#. year. Mrs. Ingley, who itss Iwen Field. but who staled that he went out ed by Chief William* concerning Death T c i f Rises To The Major and Mrs. Bills, and entp weatherman. Mops will also be made for tha mittees. ployed by a Washington firm, There are now more than MO'i of business liecause he wax >rob­ the reason for her dog’* bad con­ their twa sons, ate visiting J. Moat of the few remaining legion's holiday activities in­ Rotary clubs loeuted in nearly all bed so often. A number of the duct, ahe replied, “ I do declare, Five In C o l l i s i o n Bills in Geneva. Ha is planning willI accompany him, perishable crape such m snap cluding tho appointment of a com­ parts of tho world, and despite dat dog done must have some lion to take a real aetata broker's beans, squash or torn*teas had mittee to promote thn Christmas the fact that much of tho ’world radio tubes recovered may be­ in him.” Jewish C enter Group Box drive for the "Yanks Who was engaged In war, over “ 10 long to him alto. The Smoke LUMBERTON, N. C. Nov30, examination shortly. stread y boon ■eliminated by tha House has recovered its stolen The death loll fn the colli­ previous cold wave. Green vege­ and are now patients in were established or roorgam- radio, minus dials, Buys Health B o n d Gave'* and two Mrs. Roosevelt T e l l e military and naval ’hospitals clubs tables such as escaralc. lettuce sion of a bus carrying textile wor­ Governor Rebukes ^ | zed during the year ending Juno radios are marked a* the prop­ throughout the United Stales. 30. ft And romaine have been only kers and i a tank truck near AP To Mind Business congregation of the Tem­ First Viea-Commander Hr B. Pope erty of Videll Jonea. ** slightly nipped by the cold, se- I-umbcrton, N. C. .has risen to M arlon’s S h e r i f f pleTheBeth Israel of the Jcwjsh will preside a t Ihe meeting. „ cording, to both east and west five. Twontv-two survivors uro YORK. Nov. 30. W V Community Center is the firat std* growers. No damage to cab­ in the hosp|t*.l, many of them (n Commission Expects A NEW TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 30, t/F) religious group tn Sanford to New York qewspaper (Tha Accent On S m i l e s bage Is reported, but It Is stated serious condition. — Governor Caldwell today took 1946 License T a g s Herald-Tribunal Mfa. f r a n k ­ buy a flO . health bond from Sheriff K. C. Wade says another To M eet M o n d a y lin D. Roosevelt say* th at l u m aturity has been deS tarts In Lakeland declined to giro body waa found today In the to taak Sheriff 8. C. Thomas of Seminole County Health and Tu­ On Sale Tomorrow Marion county fo r what tha chief any detail* about the fig h t b e -' **RainfsU for November has wreckage of the bus. The bus executive called MA pretty bad berculosis Association, it was re ­ Higgins ia tween Fala, the pet of her lata Mayor Edward LAKELAND, Nov 30, t/Jh— ported today by Mrs. Elizabeth fire and rlunged down « been but a third of tha normal caught w atalngion. D. C., tod*y and Blaze, a dog owned Florida’s 1940 auto license Lakelundara are taking a t least leaving Washington precipitation, according to Mr. tan foot embankment after tho i He wahned the Ocala officar Darkey Kirchar. association sec­ tags will be on sale Saturday one EUiott. Sold Mrs. phase of peacetime recon­ where he ha*,J>e#n conferring by h#r retary, Whltner, The measured rainfall head-on collision last n ig h t th at in following a policy of not "We veanted to share In the morning at the office uf County version terlouilv. Reverting tv with Naval officials regarding Roosevelt: “ I don’t see that la M of on inch as compered removing alec tod officials, there donations because of our sym­ Tax Collector Jno. D. Jlnkim. the slogan th at “The customer the ultimata use of the Sanford Is aitze ■ _ Robert Kilpatrick, ton of Mr. la a point beyond which h s can’t pathy with the health raovemy/it,” Prices of tha tag* will be the I* alway* riant,” city clerks have Naval Air Station facilities. Ho family* — further l don't know and Mrs. £ . G. Kilpatrick, as* go and th a t the sheriff Is said Frank Shames, - leader of xama a* last year, My. Jinklns started a ‘‘chocr-up week” and will probably . arrive hare Sat­ what you're talking about.” pad without injury ymterdav “knocking a t th a t door right tha congregation. ■old. Applicant* *r* requested have organised a "Stretch Smirk* urday noon according to Miss Then Mrs. ' Roosevelt asked “ Margaret Rails, hla secretary. to bring their registration cards, into Smile* Society.” newsman: “ I don't see how you * w o n lu - O w : to a S U te With Mayor Higgins bock and even hoard about it — who to ld , •nd trpOM lble, their tlUo certl- • * The *al(Rfolks are wearing Commissioner* recovered y o u t" tMtlceUnx - th a t fkaf She was told tha ‘ b a d g e * . J h g t ■*1' “I'll smile it City ^TW ifZ- st.‘ “ M ils iU -aitf& iU t W * o . . rea -gone from illnaaa., m.- ■M SP*. °K -tt* ■<*g* _ ; ir o n City Com mis* Ion . wlu probably ttara on a dark blue _ take place Monday evening. The . jail Governor Caldwell, ter" to meeting scheduled for lost Mon­ they're go day evening was postponed due . , , claim they to most of the member* of tha 7 * ' " ' Commission being abo+nt } BOSTON, Nov. 30, (AP) ■■ — A sto rm -m o v in g over the n o rtheastern ' s t a t e s has taken 16 lives an cN cft large areas blanketed w ith snow. ( W inds reached 78 m iles an^ h o u r In g u sts a t Boston— th ree miles above th e 75-milc level a t which a storm Is regarded as a hurricane. S INumber Of New !Admit*) Lrpkins Ssininole County Baby Feds Whip Giaiit Mainland tleven, 13 - J2 Bcaks’AAdr.dTo Loc?J L i’ rar Gen. H titchis^ Named On State _ T a x Committee T-Sgt. Z» ’ Discharged Army Air F''— District Governor To V i s i t Rotary Hub On Monday Major Louis Bills Qn Terminal Leave After Pacific Duty R American L e g i o n To Hold Meeting On Tuesday Night . . .. �T O E SA N FO R D H E R A L D , SA N FO R D , h ik t m u! Ini lir n L o tsIM r* p ystnhn MclltM,!—lr« 0 A. tiimt niiiit W o rsh ip —*11:0* A W o r s h ip - - J ;7S I" „y H*-rv|rr**7;lH I'. XI r.tna.ii M H * » < B t ro i i iir n r ii F i t AN K J. llr )» o a . B r r v le r s for H u n d sy— 10:C# A . XI.--Hu o ils * 1 1 :0«# A. M. — Morn • :|o I*. St. V o u n s I'm Tourhton Drug Co. c iiC H in n r n o n a . n s v s sn d K im A V .n u M R s v . 'V . C. H o lco m b , lutstor S u n d a y a cb a o l. iv.-Ob a . M. Mnrnlnw H.rvU-o II'U e A. M. t u b in in r is t t ib u A P T t» T ( III in M t j n i r . t A n . , s t N in th S t t iik A. i' Camp, l't slot Touna I’m pi*. 7:00 P. M. Su nd ay t'fliw il v:*» A. M. T . D. Xtldrtleton. Supt. M o rn ln a AVirtvIilp I t :# * A M. T r n ln iiiK U n ion t ,P . X. K o n ln H H i-rvlc* J ' l " P - XI XVednesoay — M id -w eak M crvlre. H u m lsy N ig ht H .r v l r t , S.bS P. M \Vi»tnrn>1s> n ig h t p ra y e r se rv ice , • P. M. BESURE W IT H P U R E W ctn cw ta y N lu lit I'r n y e r M r- IUS H e .r v - O t h e r- T iia - rt a y — S tu d y in Sonl-W ll tllllg. * 30 K ir . I nnd T h ir d T u r k d a y a —• tV.M .C.. * "ii |» XI tv n si.iw x v w rrniniiisT ' IHITHTI III- PAOI. A rf. el. I i n N I i b K . I h i.lo r H an d sv'H c.h o n l, lu :*o A. XI. P re a c h in g il:tn * A. XI. K v a n g r i u i l c H e iv ice , J:xo P. M id w eek P r a y e r »nd “ r a i l s s< view.'. . . T h u r s d a y liv e n in g . 1:0 0 . P. M. SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP • Aulo ActcKHorics j • B attery • • R echarging • Tlrcw nnd Tubes Pr.vrr Him ,liei* 'Cou nty A. W nsh. Polish nnd Wax iiit.ii- r t n s s c * . W o rsh ip sn d XI C vcii Iiik io u iii hf-rvlcs — 7:30 (ffM ljP P M c lin g *— '7:30 p . Jl. A I I T I I t ; i t r. Ill T t .K I t . .M ln l-lrr sKTKxrrt n a v s iiv n x v is i c u t Ill'll Itlm A v e n u e uwd O e«eulb stre e t ^ H Jbbnth f t c liio l H s t .:id a r * . t i l l Jack K. Morrison Phone 37 Church Hervice*. Il:#i A. M. P r a y e r M eeting • h in g e .. lin e P.XI. P . - XI. I'ntuThnusr • K v a B K e ll- t Ir S e rv ic e ! a . M. n W ed n e* lay Kv Hi t S |i> • :D*I I > t - __f ’losctl all day Tuesday.4 — F e a tu r in g — S teaks— Fried Chicken—.Shrimp If you Just want n sandwich we huve th at, too, Brins: the fam ily Roy w ants to see you T hree miles South o t Sanford on Rf'utc 17 only t» m inutes from tow n) * . X.UO—P „ an d J u n io r nm l Heptni W o rsh ip . T est I* n lie Juice K v rth io re . P in k w llh n n l . very 'lit via K it e llin n k * 11 Th. % |C..|»», • Ainoiig the .-IlnllnnH w h ich «»min*i It,,, ..o o SriM ion Is llie lo t* 1,1 lov.hu .... I ho hill- - In c 11-n lm * n u ll h im . m lk >c o l s l f lilr . (vo n dm iiu w o r k s m .jr» nil.I h o n o r u - in til* P r ^ ' T * ' S H .n g lh nnd glodttesu 1 * •ilnre f ||V f unlH t M»ru t»M M o rnin g W n r s lilr K v e h ln g Here T h m —I s j - at id we, ric e . * “ -I " . XI n t i- l.iiw n o o li It. I - iT iis h lf n IIX rbliA -M .v A v rn u ii |U:00 A . XI. -v-Hunday S ch o o l. Ilu rl grnltli. Hup»i th li-n d rh l. 11:110 A . XI. - X ln rn ln g W n isM i* 7.30 P. ,*...-^S*. V. I*. ; • '• Drive out to — Roy JohnsonV Red Barn R estaurant * Now Open * • * m oo a . m . to i i i o o p i l O u r) *'i,V-''"1 Moldcn ( T i l l I s I IA V IS II A I . I . I t M i : T A III H n n fo id -O rln n d o II i.lrd (l-n v -v * A venorIt r v . a l i n n i: Ho.l Siiodev • - lllh le Hchi cn itH cii « r r u t . AAg%iii:hn llr v . . Pm # m C h rtsV ^ e f •• r i i . i x K i m n l x i r . L i i ,. s u h jn l , of th e • lu-sson-H er,<hich w ill lo- le n d in K h u r c h e s S r V h r l s f ? g e lr n llei T b o r*d n > . -• r- *r »i’ ri'iiv ,': 4 • Co m m un io n , f #•«•**»I ro * oI P r n w book for veteran* wnndeWng what rccunatiiyi to enter. It list* descriptidn of jobs, their require­ A * * l:* in f t ,Y o r 1 *0 0 ment*, earnings, advantages and flaafwrd disadvantage* etc. '•n rn rra U u r « l A**#. Rntl 12th “ Pacific Island Hnndltook” for " W jt r r t JattlR Ja HM4, give* fairly up-to-date InK . I. W I U U I I T , 1’n alo r Hi.i,.In' HrhfMtl, <1. M. Willi* 'ormation about the islands of H a i l . I«:0CI A. M. M ti r ii I n if Ila V M lb n a l flarvlc^, the Pacific, many of which Jjave Ix-’en mmle famous in n'npje by Jl.uO A- M. C h r U t Amba«»acD»ra (y o u n g P*«>- I'altlr* during the past year, it .,l r i 7.0"' I*. M. tells of the natives, their’ history l l i t l r Meat I n * . P. M ,| * r j j # r im H Ii'K anil B ib le Nlm1y« and'government. “The Viking and T h u r s d a y -*:>>• •'< , thp fled Man" liy Relder T. Sher­ W - .ln - s d * ' a tfs tilh O a pr»r«i wood will prove of Interest lb m -M Im t 7:70 P . M those who believe th at Lief Rrirson w-a* 402 year* ahead of pnV snitM H Ix.i c t i n t r n Columbus in discovering Aniarka. K |I ,ilt o \ v * H .K H . l<- tx- P » * m r New in the fiction Due ft I'orner «•< <*"k - nd riitsd “ Hurry Home To My Heart," n yiim tay s e r v ic e s : I K, A. XI - didn'ny Pchnol. novel of wartiipe hv Sum Dyni, n ..., \ .X I.— X ti.rn ln d .W o rsh ip «:Ji> I* .’ XI.'- U v r n lh K - .WCwreldp- >1. -WrqhrsffHy. P rsrn l ’ r * | » r . srrs'l**e , » s t i «i ; n n tP r is T H u m 11 l .'o i- ll'li K r lr s f 111 all)* H hlidny Mclwtqb lo:ei) A. XI. (J siW h C (Ip so e g , H lipl. xtn rn ih g W iirsid p . i r u n a . m I X rrrtiv r Xll». XlJ'rn llo s a r k T i l 4'30 P XI K v r n lo g W iirslilp . 7’ 70 I" XI W id h t s ils y I’m y i-r p e iv h ’i . < • X III.1.1,II P se a t ‘ ".U .P - SI. T lir v i H i m n <ronlln>rri Pram PwMr Ctrp) an members of-the- Advancement committee, Joe Corley to thp. Cnmplng committee. II. C. Moore to the Henlth and Safety com­ mittee, ' Herman K. Morris and T. W. Lawton to the 1-endorship and Traininir committee ami Wil­ liam E. Knder to the O rgnnlsn^ lion and Extension committee. Mr. Chase recoirnixed the Scout Master* and assistant* present nltd Rev. McKinley recognised Uic Cub leader*. ' Mr. Smith nml Mr. McCoy pre­ s i d e at a Court of Honor dur­ ing which Eagle Scout M*rlWealhcr was aw aided the Kirtt Coinblnntion aad -m erit bailees for Taxidermy. Horsemanship? Chemistry a n d Autbjpobiiifm. G arrett White mid ptijr.ley Ururfi l#y were promoted to trie tank o f Second Class Scout. Slmo.Qingfeldor was awarded mini! badges for AutomMilfinii Chem­ istry and Home Repair*. .WrUsop .J#nninjrs. was awarded ii jn e rf badge fpr Carhpimr. - * * . Mr. Smith' snitoiim-cd-'thn! si •<—. 4a>). L of this, year the numlu-i 6f Scout unit* WfthTii th< district hhd betjij -Increased from 1 1 t I S ’w ill'that meniliership h;d inc n tii^ l from -5H- to till. Th. program was closed when Mr. Woodward led the group in giving the Scout Muster** Den •• Hundsy-llol) ' ".m HnniiaU"-Hf rv.i'e V .3 "' P XI *SS(I-liT"*ScWi?»vi •vel- M M>.i olng W a rs h ip * * !• • > v . II |- — C 40 I'.- XI. P r r a r lin ig *•'■" I ' . X I ,. P i s y r r M .n lls e \V..„. X:e€ Ju-siXV''1 ?' x W II' v|# rn lh il If you drive or If your car or truck is driven In aqy State in the Union nnd ia Involved id an accident; you enn be com­ pelled to return to that State to defend a suit. Recently a party from an­ other State had an automobile accident in Sanford, lle^wras insured in one of the i^.mpanie* we represent. The in­ surance company agreed to pay any claim for ijodil/ injury nnd property dnmltgo - against him and he was nllnwred to continue his trip. P |» p n e J732 tTIIHT IIAI-TIST Avenue ul \V. p . Hu,.>lis. J r .. H nn ilii> Hi'hool. * :4 * WurMjitk x t ik _ 3 to 5 Day Dry Cleaning Service 5 Day Laundry Service We recommend th a t new custom ers send th eir laundry last three days of week. Phone 475 " SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY CO. 19 W. 3rd SI. Phone 47f. x THERE'S MORE ' TO THIS ‘ THAN MEETS THE EYEI Why Gamble? Call 17B-J, C.M. Boyd 4 Go-—Adv. S y lv e s te r is Itt trouble. H e ftut off repairing his roof un­ til trouble is literally upon him. T- D o r r t- lc t- r titn h a p ^ 'A Ha title B a n k l H d j f pc’it tii yo u . » See ns now for esti> mates and tnformalion. I-* W c have roofing to fit your needs. n k T iin o K r ( III IK H k ill Part Of Atlantic! Fleet At Anchor SPECIAL^OTICE ^ Phone 83 \ hi I ji V W.mrsr i «v. 1VI *v. ra*inr H I. P n s io r A . XI. Arlionl. lU'll* A. *• it mi a . xt. .V . ?:U P. X«- T in In in g K n li.n . * l l » P XI. W o r« l.l|i. 7:10 P . XI. \Vc.ln»Mln> . H r r v lc f . 7:70 P XI, N u r s e ry f o r Hominy x in m lm r vice. , , K a r phones fo r hard. »f h ra r in a . ig. k:ou I' M. , n . %/ i tjfclflgg . GREER COVE SPRINGS. Nov. 30. (A’)— Nearl'* 200 Navy Vessel* arc riding ut ahehor in the inoti S of th e .S t. John* River. Even­ tually a* many ns,M)0 ship* will be included in the flotilla, which is to be part of the new Atlantic Fleet. They xyill include c ra ft of all types -- Ships ranging all the way from destroyers to land­ ing craft nlreadv have been assem ­ bled. , The big United States nuvul berthing ground ha* already swel­ led the population of the sleepy little town nf Green Cove Springs. Present Navy personnel for ltl.1 vessel* run* to 15,000. Within months, the figure is expected to'Jum p lo 7:1,000. The St. Johns River is two mile* wide at (7Ve«“i Cove Spring*, nnd. the aren. is n sheltered pne. gcneially free from hurricane* mid ttojicnl storm*. Ths naiion’* Idggrst berthing' area Itultidca P2 square milts*. and it has somewhat the appearance "f u Navy 'graveyard. Hot nil the »,h*n« arc seaworthy. Each one undergoes inimcdiitte repalcs upon nrrivul, so that all the ships will A Jf& E iL Sanford F urniture Co RATOH \ Isll our siiuu rig h t..i,..'*. arid ydil. ivill lie .aninsv.l y: the furnishings on di-' uj that rimply were not, "vrrhefe during war lime. Your unilin't; davs a n - - -Inner -priro- ernstm etio: i now available in living s u i t e s nnd uph nl-'i pi ere* Dog Rates Turkey j Thanksgiving D in n e r! Owner complain* when given | only mush ns punishment fm mistake. He brought it nil on hlinsell. neglect to follow advice -pf Jriend'faU seil'IIim r m uch'nils cry. The very sight of food made him sick. Stomach was puffed nut by inward gas pressure, felt tight nnd miserable, no energy nnd had bail dreams ut night; all because of con*llnal|oi) and indigestion*. Ilut it's different now, lie got u Imttic . of Florida Livra Tone and tried it. New lie can eni anything he wants and,digest it. lie sleeps Irtiltci too.- Regular laiwel urtion has completely rlihngrd Ills gloomy disposition into a regular fellow. FLORIDA LIVIvA TONE is an cffcctlvo I.nxalive intended to cleanse the tvowels stop stomach gas formation and pep-up Liver action. That miserable sloweddown feeling quickly fades nway when it goes tc work. Get your bottle now for the benefit of the whole family. All Drug Stores We’ll lit Id Yuur Purchase New Living Room Suites . . . Wi t h F ull S p r in g ('n n -d ru c lin n Styled to suit every l*slr. we • nv,. CPKA y Q g OUST. Phone 8‘- ^ T PA GE THREB TDK SANFORD HF,RAI,|). SANFOIU) FLORIDA " •T7TI—.7'—Hft-n sr-l—Uool .lav H* h >ul. !•:"•*. _ u ln a W o rsh ip . 11 j itiiT. m k . citocjci I ' mi k FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30. 1913 Without insurance hin car would probably have been tied m* in court procedure nnd ho required to return to Snnfbrd to defend the iuiL '• - * s The cost of this proteMion I* very • reasonable for Jha ber.cftts ^ou .get.. For IIB.CO;ybJ can )<e’ prfttec’ed up to $5,000 for bodily injury and-property damage claims wlille driving your car in any* State. -urtinnt C M I.IIC M tie JK k lJN d i l l 1ST O F I.A T T K .II D A * » A IX T » A m e ric a n l.r g ln n H ot O ne hi.n-h—AVoal i,l P a r k A X -y H srv lc e e v e ry H onilny, I ; P P iln c s i s p ru k e rs. 19-15 It HAL ESTATE-BROKER »ir- |1U I) •lo lly A c - no. i l r.'P-h S 'r e e l, . . lie * - . P a u l- Y a lt a . P-, »'.,,f:. „ - 30, ROBERT. A. WILLIAMS Knppentsr. IlK V l« w . H ervJre. jm iid a y N O V EM B ER Number Of Jjew :,! Seminole C o u n ty Long A rm Law Boy Scouts Hold B o o k ^ S ^ e ffT o Automobile Owners & L o c a l Library A n n u a l Meeting Drivers Churches- H r, 11 "*• •V. p .. U. I "" r i i i 'i i n i E v e n in g ■ A I.V .v i ' i n su m ate H«»i s v o iik Xlujoe A. S ' t v n o r lv i s iir - le r (jrin sit, »;<» ( l l t eltU OK (TIIII0T Rond Scrvico m k iiio iiis t Ifr v . J . K . M r K ln ie y . * (r. A . XI.— Htinrfsy B f h M l. J I’ , t l a t l i , su p , rln te n d s n t 1 1 -«>o .A . M.—M o rn in g W o rsh ip . . 7 -no P M. T n u lh K sllo w sn tp . i:» * I’ XI. Kerntnn \ (M i« esK r i l l u r n l.skr «lar> K F R ID A Y , F L O R ID A caul il cl ||v in g m n t m tlm represent the Inst n u line iM fu i, uualitv imitcrin’ i «• .1 *up) erne c .'ntfoi l. H oni1 an- i- . |».«cc ivuitus and some th re e -pk ’in this selectina tomorrmv. Unci- piece v|ii(,e j< o m a t o e s JL Cold Prenarations LIQUID. TAI1LETS, HALVE. NOHJ4-DROPH — CAPTION PHB ONLY AS DIUFXTKI) Saturday Oniy! Sqndav - Monday! QUICK RELIEF FROM Symptom* »I D te tn u ArWn< from STOMACH ULCERS SUSCENSt and In Pink, Blue or Whit*! M ifi* 1* Sleepyhead Dolls Mast H«tp or It Will Cm *You Nothin* ---------- UNTbavatljiilisiJJr.irtillaTiw •rmpuvm, nf dial m s sn a lrg frtmi*Urs»c» anil I k n J s n l Wtoan (Ida to b r m A ( U M f u H f S i > M r o r Upas* M am ath ••aalosaa, l i iai«* » a . H m j I i u i s u , » ir. duaInKaaaaa AcM. Hnkt on |5<1m «' trial Aafe foc rW IM or#* M ooM of'w idch fuU) Kris Kringlo has this adorable sleepy dolly for his sleeping■ult fans! She's 17*4'' of cud­ dly rayon pluah, - - tipUlna this iraaliuaat I.ancj’s Drug Store Rotiiiillat A Anderson Drugg A ll Hi# odvanfog#* of nafural , G reenland cryolite. • SK S. I.A t hfol aevtoly toxic to m an, cattlo o r othor anim al*. • ** . High dogroo of control a t oco* * nom lcal co tt. - ' opening of our completely modernised store. Come in Subject to 20% Frd. T«*. ppeet o u r Iarge fitock of-new l946 po8twar hom e-fur nishings—muke an evening of it. . .v B ring You^ Family and Friends Refreshm ents Will Be Served orpe'fl ia back to give you better quality—better better valued C R A I Q . R E E D - M A IN — Abw— C n rto o n Photo Album N EW S OPEN l i.TQ IM , Friday - Saturday! R O U ffM RIDINOI Phone V I Sunday - Monday! C oiiraiher^T |vrM lT erC hrlM m ar y ifrth i ii a »oft, »upple plastic lianilbap, grained lo look like leather? She’ll wear it al) year round, and she’ll think it especially wonderful because it Will Not Scuff, Peel, or C reel! Rich brown*, midnight-black, draped and dalleiingl W ith Ilc a d lm a r d s - These provide you with fine all-cplloii man esses nnd matching bo* spring *■ g \ a a lo whirh the legs arc attached, fluhead lioard* are included in tliese that w w . are offered tomorrow. 1 lleadlioardM alone from $ir». / • . . * A vailable alone or In combina* Hon w ith coppar o r (ulp h u r If d e ilre d . : i You are invited to be our quests tonight a t the official Hollywood Tleds ^ * * H * ~ * '^ ■ . A i ( A O ItC tA T V IA l CtUM ICAlS DIVWIOH I N tU V lV A N IA SALT w o M t f Ywr •spetlaieatel stellea. Nr To hold nlwt islied snsi IvalhrreUe with bum ~ win* or brown . - v ..-r a liandr.ona* diamond design on ita cor**- ’ CHRISTMAS m tia — All-Maple D inette- A Beauty A design of undsual simplicity dial servos to emphasise the beauty of the lovely maple. Provides you with me tab)* and 4 chairs. . r home furnishings End Table Special Sofa Beds for Double Duty A brand new style tbut we brli-ve Is go'n: to be one of the moat popular over of lei id Has foil spring ronstructiqn amt nputus u| InlM enmfnrl allies double ilrrllbls* lunl1 into A a comfortable bed rilnr idi space* for Pillows and Redding, Stunning Lamps Lounge Chaim Many beautiful styles for your nr taste com] hi* beautiful selection. Prices 1 SANFO RD i u 1L / L L \ ^ . s ta rt a* low as irttM . lamry �——— - -— -v" rA G E ■^rrv. ^C[><‘rc*>Ar.E WMjft ■•••u ■.• ■ ■■•■■ MIIHHIll. !“ w • r n llr a lx ulrltrr -*IU O v»r I n tin s H an • ffa a rd . IIKAN llu a ln r a a l l l H I t r n l'in r iit P T iu .v h ath * I 'a ia M r In A d in n r a ta r r ta r O n* f* I.. 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D l l l i * * a r* B in ln in ln r d Id I * * *"*»* * a i r lt lr a Ilf Ih * m a n l r r a x llh p r t i* r li.n l h * a d i|d a r t * n l a I ’fc ltw a * an d X r n la r k ______________ T h * l lr r a ld la a »>*»nh*r o f Tfc* A a a n r la lr d l ‘r*aa w h lr h - la *»*■*»a l i * l r r n l l l l r d In' I h * a * * 1*1 » * a a W llp a lln a a f a l l n r w a d la n a lc b r a r r r r illr d l a l l « r n o ! n lh r r n t a * r r r d l lr d la I h la n a n * * a n d a la * t h r l» * n l n a w a n iih lla h a d h a r a ln . A l l r la h la l a .r a n a h llr a lli.n a f • * * d ia l d t .p n lr h a a h a r a ln a r * a lb * I f •a ra a d . - ................... ■ — FRIDAY. NOVEMBER, .10, 1915 BIIJL i . 201 - C . TODAY BUT DO NOT FORGET THAT THOUGHTS VERY .SOON BE­ COME WAYS SO UUAHD YOUR THOUGHTS*; Lot the wicked fornuke hi* way and the unrighteous mail hi* thuuKhla; and let him .return unlo the Lord, and .h* will abundantly pardon.—-Iiaiah 6B:7. 1 •M F R I D A V i ’ N O V E M B E R ' 30J 1915 ■ njOUMSUe mmml th a t The*"Seminole* TrC’tKe first k eif and for the entire 'game, n e i t h e r team, unit able to |>U»n over annther add S l u r ' S touchdown in the final half nl, Donald * eil1 s *fdllbsck a a & pwent * ' inald Deal, F off tackle from the five to hit though the* Celery Feds threatenpay dirt and g iv e Sanford their ed by driving within the Aluccnsecond touchdown and n 10 to 12 neer 15 yard line on tw tP occa­ sions, once being stopped on the jend which they never gave up. That ended, scoring hostilities two. Just Bought-Just In 100' • The canal connecting th e Arctic Ocean with the Baltic has been repaired, the R ussians announce. Bombed early in the A var, th is canal would have perm itted boats plying between Leningrad nnd Archangel to travel only HO miles. Its ‘ destruction required them to go all the way around Scundinavia, with consequent liability to attack. Canals are far m ore im portant in Russian life thnn -s'- ¥<*■ here. Russiu is blctmed w ith m any large rivers, so construc­ tion of a few short canals m akes it possible to sail from | ___ the Baltic to the Caspian and from the Arctic to the Black Beach I'd, Seminole right and ‘ for 36 yards and It D aytona Sea, besides m aking innum erable o th er combinations. Also was a first down for Sanford seven.---planned is a w aterw ay joining the Caspain und Binck Sens. Sanford kicked off to Daytona on lluylouu's 'll). This, 1t is estim ated, would require 10 tim es the explosives I’icrc) slai.ed around h is ‘light Beach nnd shortly -recovered a and effort needed to dig the Panam a (’anal. Yet it does end lignin hut suddenly faded fumble on tho Buccaneer 57 yard lice,) and loused a long aerial line. Plcrcy anil Alexander wont not deter the Russians from contem plating the project, —^ I frqpi the '0 ,y»: I line ur.d BEI to work again, skirting one end 1 mid in time it Will probably bl> Undertaken. H ....in.<**.| I ran pnaS* Jem lhgs. h'intor.1 left end. tou'i after, unothcr until the ball w h s American canals had th eir heyday before the railroads iiurrancer ttluuchdnsn. " Wnyn they the ruherc h th" irtftst »f **•. resting on thu Daytona Beach got really going. Muny have been abandoned, but th o s e 1tried to run the extra point,. el-a| Buccuni-er hacks nnd broke five und the big husky Bucca­ th a t remain carry far less than th eir capacity. Yet there Mcl'jelland was united behind the I nway for u toiichdowti. Picrcy neer*. were resting all over the line nf *crilhniaitc. . then sniushfil over right tackle field, completely outpluyed nnd Victory ImiiiJ sales arc still is much bulky freight in no need of quick delivery which The sc iru ttO.i Daytona Beach J for the extra point. tteaten down by the greatest running behind. As usual iho po*>-' m ig h t p ro fita oly go by w ater. 12, Sanford nothing. Pnytonn Thu score ut this point was ' scrapping Hanford football team Baby Feds Whip G i a n t Mainland E l e v e n , 13 * I9 the buys brought home ’ they don't want to pay the Blvutbill.want kicked off to Sanford find Alex­ ander relum ed .the hall lu I tie Fed 2C. Molly I'ieicy went lu n l left ini t f foi thu Incut, and Up rive fir* yarns, yards promptly picked up Veterans In Politics We *ec where the Jiollc*, III * •1 . , cago have Invented a foolp W ill th is wq)*,a u n lik e th e ,la st, produce new po litical Alexander came »round-deft amt t a*'* ■ « .. .. * * • . . for frit* five float itini'ii iiii.l lie detector. Woutlrr if there inure. Pie icy tannb went gu fn round .any way of getting candidaie* for* ^R ure8’ Some Pciinsylvania Democrats are talking about I office to submit lu it Just before Genera I Carl Spaatz, head of the bombing force against X ceriffln y , as th o ir candidate f6r governor In 1946. tax reduction nnd bigger and bet As was freely predicted a few weukn *go with the lifting of gas­ oline rationing, automobile acci­ dents are Increasing all over .the .country. Th* old' buggies simply ean't get used to traveling at roll sjecd all the time day and night on tires that are worn out and frames that ore all but dis­ integrated. Inasmuch as it will probably be several years before most of these care can be per­ manently retired from the roads, the only thing that will prevent further increases In accidents Is gm ater emphasis on c«ri|fm dri­ ving and better maintenance. Thu great Management. Labor Conference in Washington seeeme definitely headed for the rocks. There Is hardly a c in nee fn a boatload that anything more sig­ nificant can be agreed upon than th a t there la nothing that cs done about. It. Apparently the tfchniqua Urnl strikes an es Uhlished p aft of collective barRaining anS tS it po agreement can be rsacked •after work-stoppages have token their toll df both fH’3* f0*1 'h e country Rons or dollars, must remain. billions ild age scith* stand­ : Af the'political < still social of te l.w e_________ a re stm bunch s hiT T! WOOL PERUVIAN ALPACA SW EATElM ----- -R ussia's W aterways ASTRONOMICAL Take earth, *ky, arid son together, The trun doe* a pretty trick You must be in the nick 'W ith them (suppose fair weather) Of time, and mu«t believe The planet iphericul. The nun *etn; you receive Notice—no nhore bird’* merry call, Iilaml lighthouse ulart* its flash, Nuw look; eastern horiion u bell or *Nlh '*Of*Tiink*-( a whltti-of-vlsion cy* Then wnltj up rise* (hcro'a the cloraina. Along the belt an arc of violet, lla the round world's rhudow, Proof? * Under the a rtist’* piuzxu> roof What I hear said is inviolate Kurt, which I neither diminish nor add to. W. P. T. ter handout* to everyone. ......................... ? ........... 11 THE SANFORD WEHAUD. HRS FORD FLORIDA .M il # iM > A compliment to railroad labor come* from the Tumpa THbune which quotes from th e Railroad Labor Act to show th e superiority of collective bargaining as practiced by the older und more experienced brotherhoods as com­ pared with some of th e younger and more hot heuded unions comprising the CIO. T hat act provides, th e Tribune says: , “Both sideH m ust give 30 days’ notice of-any intention to change the existing situation. Then they m ust confer and try to agree. If they disagree, the National Mediation Board Hteps into the picture on yequest of either side or else on its own motion.: * . 1 If the h oard’s m ediation effo rt is successful, an agree m ent is signed which th e board is empowered, if necessary, to intcrproti If the board’s effo rt fails, the board asks both' sidos to consent to arb itratio n . *IC ’ thoy consent) they name th eir arb itrato rs, and these Dk pick neutrals to round out the arbitration lioard. If the neutnlls can’t be agreed on, the M ediation Board names them . . Any award thus reached by this voluntary a r b i ­ tra tio n is binding on both sides. ‘I f arbitration is refused by* eith er side, the P resi­ dent appoints a board to investigate Rhd report on the facta w ithin 30 day a. D uring these 30 dnys, and for 30 days thereafter, no change m ay be made by eithefc side in “ the conditions out of which the dispute arose." Only th e n m ay a walkout o r lockout legally occur. 'There are subsidiary regulations. (Collective bargaining is guaranteed. So Ih the rig h t to organize. A nything like a company union is forbidden. On the other hand, the check off also is forbidden and the closed shop is banned. “Finally, the act provides complicated mediation apd arb itration m achinery for the settlem ent of minor, localized or regional disputes. “S trict and honest adherence to these requirem ents in till, labor-m anagem ent differences, would prevent 99 out of 100 strikes.” fln r ld a . Manual In Ai i m i . ORIMIN Ur IM-a CP ------------------------------------- : « - ( * U K t U A U i . I L I X t A I J tX A t IJx lft’Xlil jju t l ' i .V Li ! *— n ffa t e * e r rolonq t Kw.wrv.'W'V'i*" a n d n a m in x nt IIU I.I. A M l P « - . an.1 and «lj ?----------------------- :— • *S *)»*»***«* UMt r a te r* . nrrand e ls s a M l l t r O e l.U e r 3T. I l l * , n l H r I1* ! « n r f • I S s a fu r tl. P la r ld a . u n d a r I j * A r l ■ f C 't*x**«* n f M sr r k M> I WIT.______ Ram QtrtoF ( V ■“: *'■ tiie S a J ito rd l til [h •* J *, \ «? *.V -------------------------------- :— — Bauer’s Radio Shop Ha^ New Location Frank chiefi auer, returned Navy moved his store of ___ supplies, radios and electrl phanegraphs from its Magnolia Avenue location to 118 North Park Avenue. This gives him much extra space for radio rerepairman having a ±v&C.h: -_ T h t -sails_room—JirnsnU__a. fR«e are ila d . to seo the' chy taking actlqn to provk)e the young people^ of this community ■ with soms form of wholesome recrea­ tional facilities. Before the war the escuie was .frequently heard th a t the Cltv did not have the mo­ ney to build tennis courts, swim­ ming pools, or anything else of a recreational nature. Not much v. was done along (his line for twen­ ty years. But now the City has the money end the need Is great­ er than ever, Young men who have’ been In the service for peat few years where dally, re' ’ creation of every conceivable deUoo was a mu»t_ on every program frtm Guadalcanal oe simply can't undi delay in getting lings novel panelling In pink, which, when fixtures arrive, Will be lighted indirectly. A special room Is being reserved for television exhibition, if and when this be­ comes available to Florida, which Mr, Bsuer predicted, ought to be by next Fsll. Mr, Bauer's staff includes Ralph Betts, Everett Hoover, David Howard, In the radio re­ pair division and Mrs. Marion Keeling In charge of the office and sales. M od d s In pullovers, w ith and w ithout sleeves, button coats and also vests . . . these im port­ ed sw eaters have w arm th w ithout weight.* 8 •5 0 T o 9 -9 5 B. L. Perkins *,‘CORRECT MEN’S WEAR” HOW MANY JOBS HAS A FLORIDA PINE? .;.: r r> I ■ .. . . 1,1 ■ . . . ■ * •.. Hundreds of industrial uses have been found for this most ver­ satile tree and the book is not yet closed. Science is discovering new and important ways to turn Florida* pineintonseful productsr U M * « !U 3 J B Z 3 If General hpaalz ran and were elected, he would _________ ..... very ............. ... ...... succeed one pf the few m ilitary men who have a tta in . ih.ERE 13 Oiiltf A MAtfved high political office. Governor Edw ard M artin of P e n n -1 U W t MAHSilH G L IW E t Hylvnnin, beiddeH holding varioua atate offices, ’ fought in 6UCCEB5 AND FAILURE, the la st'w a r and was » m ajor general In th is one, comm and­ ing the 23th division until relieved because of his age. Oregon from 1939 to 1943 had as governor an o th er M ajor General Charles H. Martin,, who commanded two divisions in World W ar I. Ex-Senate B ennett Champ Clark of Mis­ souri, recently numed as jucjgo of .the United S ta te s circuit court of appeals in W ashington, was a colonel in th e first war, and a founder and commander of the Am erican L eg io n ,, This alm ost exhausts the list, except fo r President Trum an himself. A good Let is th a t General Spaatz will follow the ex­ ample of Genoral Patton and "V inegar Joe" Stllwell, who have em phatically refused to run for Congress on the ground of th eir complete divorcement from politics. Get set now for brisk Pall days in a comfortable wool sweater! F THE TREE THAT OFFERS A) G GREAT FUTURE FOR FLORIDA! Florida has 26,,66o,( ,000 acres of forest land; most of it suitable for pine. Properly developed, Florida pine should form the .foun­ dation of a golden prosperity as it contributes to Florida's indus­ trial empire. * , . . . and NOW, EVEN SAWDUST HEAPS BUILD PROFITABLE INDUSTRIES^ There's a uiMcrente In (ire and battery service. If you're one of those motorists who reto fiiie s the n e e d , of regular check-ups for ^ your tires end b a tte ry ’ . . . Come to the SEMINOLE TIRE SllOt*. INC. WOtt BKC9HES is. nwiwittfiiNc. / I I I N O . PARK AV I JftZno*•» pjr'ss WmudeHmi Siimettmm tmr m L m e k j L ittle B o g : ___§ wv«n m ik l iuritc*<i abu k ick ed , oje as tou<^h and ehock-reel** t “ a n b l r 11 1 .M lJssm l worth than actual solid IndiiaWkl products Florida pina, Iona » eouioe ^ to T lS b e r industry, U vaedy m «e vaSsble now. Our lndlcaU profit po«lbttWee Ida In laminating wood and P *n«od SW2«3«5CS i laminates. sawdust, and other s«»P »** Info sawdust, can b e. HT. ..oom m asolally ptpJlUble. Machines I maitm, « • Pawed & Uaht Com pany: M V jpg. ■|JKT— *.* tf P FLEE B L D ftlM P O (A) DUMP doctors Ora criticised lo r thsir fees from 12 to $3 T hat Ja a S3 1/8 percent pay, the first they (•) r w « - ****•■! f * •I tn u ck "‘'^SSsts: me up • IT C tU F A N Y ?/ j TtpN WAOON ltee%*b. wfei .......... .'......... ! • ,/c I lachsi leal- The others as I • ii/j, v —- !U 8A~*ie;js.sr7 wi am < - i_uta5 ~— T ~ ------- ^ “ 7* ____ •. , ..a . . ' * �— « a t* i FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1945 Social A n d PAGE HVF THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA Personal Activities __ Li - j . - g w r Opening N ight Held A t Hollywood Shop Society Editor. Cecelia Trulnck L Howard has rea month* visit with daughter-in-law, Mr. Mrs. 1 cslie C. Howard, at Elisabeth Cltv. N. C. >R nigh Tele. No. 148 evening nt the New Hollywood Shop with approximately .r>00 visitors calling to see the newly Miss Lucile Ellison TELEPHONE decorated shop which feature* Kiddieiand, clothier for children, Weds C a p t Bower OPERATORS in addition to a complete line ut i ladies ready-to-wear. S tartin g R ate Miss Lucilei Jackson Ellison Lieut. Brisson Norris of Wash-1 The shop walls are decornted FRIDAY of A tlanta. Ga., daughter of Mrs. ington. wth an oriental design which D. C. is tha guest of Mr. 6 days —— $26.00 The'U.D.C. will hold an even- Edward Ellison and the late EdMra. G. A. Speer, Jr. a t their includes the colors black, amok* Single or M arried it s meetihjt Friday a t the home ward Ellison was married to and green, Ivory* and dusty coral. home on Park At i venue. Ages 16 • .15 of Mra. J.M. Hayes a t 119 West Capt. H arry W. Bower of Or­ These colon are further earned Sixteenth Street nt 8:00 P. M. lando, formerly of Sanford, son Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Green­ out in the .interior furnishings by Experience C nnccw sary All members are urged to a t­ of Mr. R. C. Bower of Lakeland lee and family of Daytona Beach beige carpets, and coral shadow • Paid .w hile learning and the late Mrs. Bower, on wero the recent guests of 'Mrs. display boxes against a green tend. v. 24 at 4:30 o’clock- in the Greenlee's parents Mr. and Mis. background. The hat bar it plac-' • Frequent increases MONDAY inn Memorial Chapel in A t­ Roy Symes at their home nn ed against an oriental panel and The -Board of the Presbyterian • Overtim e pay lanta with the Rev. Matthew. M. Womens Auxiliary- will meet at Crystal Lake. a large ivory feather fram ed1 • P a id v a c a tio n s Warren of the All Sainta Epis­ the Presbyterian Church on Dec. mirrow. The quilted leather cir­ • Tnxi-cah s e r v i c e for copal Church’ officiating. 3 at 3:30 P.M. Mrs. F. J.. Blythe and Capt. F. cular bar is topped with Bur-1 .. . . . Tha wedding music was fur­ J. Blythe Jr. of Charlotte, N. C. gandyt leather. late hours The Circles of the W.S.C.S. of nished by Mrs. Bayne Smith. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. I. A PPLY ^ H I E F O PERA TO R the First Methodist Church will The decorations Baskets of chrysanthemums, in the church Frasier on Celery Avenue. • meet as follow*: 8 5 weekdays roses and gladioli. gifts ot consisted of arrangements of friends, were placed throughout : Circle No. 1 Tuesday a t 7:00 whit* chrysanthemums, fem and ' S atu rd ay s 8 - 12 Mike Saus. Jr., PhoM 8/c has the shop. Corsages were given1 P. M. for a turkey supper at white gladioli.------------returned to Solomons, Md., after SOUTHERN BELL the church annex, Major Noel Rivers and Capt. spending some time .with Mr. to women -visitor* hy M n. Shir-* Icy Emerson and Mra. Donald Circle No. 2 Monday a t 1:00 William Kitchens acted as ushers. an d ' Mrs. H. E. Morris and T E L & T E L CO. Norton. . A sweet course was P. M- f o r a turkey supper at Miss Theresa Dorothy Clorc, the family. the church annex. served to the guests by Mi*« maid of honor, w ort a gown of Rose Levy, Mr*. Endor Curlett.l Circle No. 3 w i t h (Jr*. J . E. aqua ehtffon apd carried a cas­ C. Howard, CMOMM, and Miss Charlene ‘ • Caldwell, Miss Rowland J r., for luncheon at cade bouquet of yellow chrysan­ higLeslie wife are spending a short 1:00 P. M. oh Tuesday. .Model* In the Yow*el| Company ’fashion show held Wednesday evening at the Kitk Theater reading themums and talisman roses tied leave with friends and relatives Betty Meyer, M iss^Joyce GoodCircle No. 4 w i t h Mrs. W. C. with yellow satin ribbonr speed and M n. Kathryn Brook* front left to right are: Miss Cecelia Truluck, Mrs James II. Tanffemsn, Miss Dnphne Connelly, Mis* in Sanford. Mr. Howard is sta­ 'Will for luncheon a t 1:00 P. M. manager of the shop. The music Carolyn Skinner. Mrs.’ Betty Cutalo, Miss Oledo l)ysnn and Mrs. Dwight Freeman. Mlaa Janelle Lamar and Miss tioned in Elisabeth City. N. C. on Monday. was under the supervision of .Rebecca Jackson,1the bridesmaids, Th# Womens Missionary Union wpre gowns of flame chiffon and George Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Daniels, Jr. of the First Baptist Church will carried cascade bouquets of yel­ *p.-«ia combination was made (n returned from visiting Mr. obresve a week of prayer for for­ low chrysanthemums and talis­ have _ ............ Mia* .DorothyV FASHION SHOW IS PRESENTED BY Daniels parents In Panama City Daphne Connell}* black butcher linen and styled eign missions. Circle & will ha Crumley, Mist Shirley Moreland.-; man rosea tlad with yellow satin and are presently ..............................n residing wltl charge of progmms a t 3:30 P. M. ribbon. by T*b*k of California. Mr*. YOWEL COMPANY AT RITZ THEATER Mis* Carolyn Skinner, Mrs. Re­ Mrs. Pauline Howard a t 111 Maple TO BSD.AY Tnngeman wore the pcdnl push­ becca Parker, Mr*. Noll Johnson. ‘ * , -— Riehard Deas atrved as best Avenue. .The High School P.T.A. board man for the groom. The bride, Mr*. Phtfll* Howe I and little T h e/asn .u i, *u~., sponxoredby *- n yoo*hful l*oVim* two1 piece ers and bra complimented with meets a t 3:15 P. M. and the who wae given away by her Sandra and Ueorgeanne Rode- »»>* W e l l Company, vecal lime Wool created by Barbara selections and nrchcxlni ’numbers . .st.i*. ,<>v |nK..cix «>l the cardi­ a striking three quarter length regular meeting will be held a t unci* Mr. Hugh H. Ellison, wore bough. highlighted the program iif en­ gan style Jurket were decorated coat. The effective white fringe 3:46 P. M. Mrs. E. D. Brownlee a white satin gown with fitted V e l m a Steinmeyer To All Your Bakery tertainm ent which was -presented with small lime flowers encircled and black rick rack trim was has chsrge of the program. Mrf. bodice, sweetheart neVklinc, long' at the Bond Premiere Show nt In medallion* of brown lace. Her noted. Her attractive red bare­ •Needs - - Weds R obert E. Lee Elisabeth .ilarkey .Ktrcher wil. tig h t pointed slecvos, and a full * ’ the Bits Theater Wednesday eve­ attire was completed with a render several' musical selections. skirt with tjr»In. train. Her finger-tip finger-Up foot sandals were from John brown felt off-thr-fnee hat .adorn­ ning. A packed house of specta­ It’s alw ays fresh when The. Business Womans Circle length tulle veil was attached to Miss Veima ’ Kathryn Stein­ ivoye. The remaining panoramn ed with, mntching feather trim. tors nnd bond buyers enthusias­ will meet at the Presbyterian u coronet of chantilly lace which meyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. you buy It a t . Off for n holiday ten was Miss of iportaw ear was presented by tically received the show. Church at. 7:30 1*. M., with Mrs was embroidered in seed pearls, II. A. Steinmeyer, became the Carol Skinner in n gay checked Edward F. tame, master ot F. 8. Vernay and Miss Mary tiler only ornament was a string bride.nf Robert Eldon Lee, AMM Mis* Truluck who wore a wrap­ Robb’s S* ceremonies, introduced CnpL Rosa toffota skirt, fashioned with a around akirt, shorts and bare Wilke os hostesses. of pearlk. She carried a white 2/c USN, son of Mr. and Mr*. black crepe bodice, which wns Home B akery Lee Itoynll, Army Nurse, who WEDNESDAY satin prayer book topped with F. L. Lee on Nov, 20 a t 3:80 midriff. This advanced creation spoke in behalf of the bond drive. repealed m the laffetn trim. A will 105 W. 1st ' Phone M4<J The Grammar School P.T.A. white orchids and showered with P. M. In the Ebenexcr Methodist be a must in your playtime Mrs. Clarintler Blank Jr. and black felt added the finish­ waril robe. Church with the Rev. J. W. Aus­ will meet ut the school auditor­ ■wainiona. Dirk Aiken accompanied hy Mrs. ing touch to the attractive co*« * The bride's mother wore a tin officiating. ium at 3:30 P. M. George Touhy sang several vocal tume. . __- > ___________ _ The church was decorated with Business mooting and luncheon blue crepe dress with cerise Typical of YoweB's fashion cen selections. of the Womans Club at 12:30 feather hat and a corsage of yellow and white chrysanthemums Lieut, and Mrs Francla Eugene Mrs. Anc MnrNcill. Mrs. Tom ter wax the outstanding and fem. Mlsxex Ardyi and Lois Routnillat P. M. In the club house. Spon­ orchida. III announce th* birtn ................. . .. Bolt Mrs. Judy Partin dir- ble of Miss Truluck which runTha reception following the Lee. sister* of the groom, sang of a son, Franr.i* Eugene Roumil-'.cctcd and sors: Mrs. Francis E. Bolt, Mrs. the fashion show, the music slsted of a classic "putty-colored wedding was given by Mrs. Ed­ ‘I Love You Truly" accompanied JeCl¥,_on_NoY.. 29 ill .Selma,.Ain.. was—furnished--by—the—Sanford , gabardine—dress—fashioned—with Basil C. Moore, Mrs. J. B. Root, - fcOBSON-SPORTING GOODS Ellison, mother of the bride, toy •MU«~ t yd|gr - w teboW The -Miss- Irene—llinton,—M ix- C.—' fcr award ■ —■ Naval Air Station orchestra and im*I| sleeves, one of which had t tha Georgian Terrace Hotel. traditional, marches were also Redding. Hostesses: Mrs. John * ’ ’ ** “ ............................................................................ * *’ ■' trial In contrasting Meut, end. Mrs. Guy Wqod of Mrs. W.B. Smith described Iho dramatic 306 Eawt Kintl SI. ( 1j block E hh| Pont Office) l---* a n n o u n c e •the L_ to i_sL o. tf _n .sou, .... ' gnu ns ........ lilfsisL* *with *i Lee, .Mrs. C. II. Winn. Mrs. A. Mra. Edward Ellison, Capt. and used. the same trim being Miami lirth worn I... by at... fashion ''black, I- Lyon. Mrs. J. II. Redpath Mrs. lla rrv \V. Ilpwer, Mis* T he­ The bride, who was given in repratedon the waist of the Wnynn Williamson on Nov. 21. I P f ’ -lH MS fo llo w s : Mrs. J. K. Watlieii, Mrs.- r.nrtu resa D. Clore, Mr. R. C. Ilower, marriage by her father, had a* I'ishint; Tackle ‘ A thletic Equipment. Opening the revue was Miss dress. An exciting touch was Ihe Curletl. I'ltoiio Mrs. Irving Fein Misa Janelle I-ainar and Miss her maid .nf honor her slater. it h *t»ve Dnplilie v'mindly ’to iking rendj stitched t'ffe la hit Rebecca Jackson formed the irMonthly M eeting Held berg 024 for reservations. * with Toys — Gnmes pipe crown and Casnldalirn'liriin for ntiy festive occasion hi calving line. AssNtlng at the re­ Miss Bertie Mnc Steinmeyer, ns rli A nmsler al pieki.'g fasld m Circle- (i of the First Baptist ception were: Miss Lillian La- Mr*. Louis Balog of Crlando siiiiii i imii piece It.tint mail ,e. By T r u t h Seekers Church will have charge oi th*. mar. Miss d a r n Walker and bridesmaid. - ...g u In , iiii yose mi I i Him winners, Mre. Fremnan cliose n \ Complete line Flying Model tiifplnnc.s. Many other, '•Ine *' t’Mi * I'lte w x-i| *iii ,, program at 7:30 P. M. at thi Miss Mary Elisabeth Jackson of Waller J. Kicbelbcrger. AMM nipped in wnislll • >• it . The Truth Seekers ('lass of >lu outfit Miss Col,ne.I ... ir church which will continue in Hartwell, Ga. kept the bride'e 2 c USN It of St. Petersburg Her straight 'k ill sir. wipe -i items for C hristm as gifts. week of prayer service. the wuisl line ill (dark c r ' i i served ns l>c*t man and Wailnre Methods! Church held its leg ui the popult.i I i l«!.l book. « THURSDAY and urcentunlcd again on the A. Howland, AMM 2/c USNR of id nr monthly business and sn< ml bi niiels wi ll iiinlclil * l Oil, The bride's table was centered meeting in the church annex ____ The________________ Townsend tlu o will meet Wem big u smal l I .11il. ' l i t ! .1 il.-ii, i it. si),, wore n d*--hi | ith a three tiered wedding cake New* York wn* groomsman Monday afternoon at 3:00 JL .M. In lilege easllHieie OPENING at tha Court Mouse a t 7:30 P. M. Aipped with miniature bride and Mi . iiig-clm prnu.dfigncil w|th s hl*n The maid of hdnnr and hrl« e<topped with Mr. I,, i*. Hagan, president, silver I m a ill were gowned in similar i *'Hh Mr*. John \ i.ughati, pir-i- Car d ? Vinner pinrhrd crown lb groom nnd flunked bv presiding. I - e public is invilrd to Miss l i-i.ur* npprareil again in 'multi-culm cd te.l n. i i candelabra containing burning gown* o f‘pink taffeta and 'erscy “ t-nt, presiding, ultcmi. n lilnrk creiw*. vlyld will, .lion—VERY SOON with puffed sleeves and sw eet-I The meeting was opened with tlu* neck :md ill.*, lor «* pile ta p er s. t . Were noted. Mist Skinner rolor contrasts of Sqif« e"rt « bride chose for her travel­ heart necklines .and fitted bodice*. I the singing of "W hat A Friend pockets The for after dmk apix.il. Mbs Steinmeyer’* bouquet was j We Have in Jesus" after which toppn 111 i n-U intc I till II lU! Iiin Weinera Are Enjoyed ing suit u rovnl blur wool worn of pink rosebud* and' white , Mr*. W. 8. Thornton led lb- d“- Kelly green rolled' brim off-thn She lopped her ensemble with an with a whit* blouse, black acces­ By Baptist Group sories and orchid corsage. Th« daisies and Mrs. Balog's bouquet votinnnl assisted oy Mrs. C. C.{ face fell, ell gaill deep • sleex ed liliiek kidMrs. Georee Met rum." Miss Cecelia Tiuluck mi~leleil ski, i c«iHt. f you t ike to new huts couple will spend some time in was of yellow, chrysanthemum*. | Priest, The bride was lovely in n gown | Mrs.. W -II. Pattixhall. . The lnt:rm e.iiaic B. S. U. a New York City befoie returning a M mtli u nil wool suit in win­ like n glider to air, yni liked the r ir s t Baptist Church was en- to Orlando to make their homo. of white satin and laee. Fh* The group voted to have u ter w hi e. Vlie in rd ig an si vie I the exciting binrk off-face one -teretained—wRh -w weinar- roast- in wore- • long veil which fell from banquet this vear on Dee. IS at coat was set off In a nyinii m rii , she wore. . the outdoor g am in of Miss Pegi/J an orange blossom Her 5Tut qTM o'clock in the chnnd. annex blue scarf.- Miis Tl dill, k w m o i- 4 mnmmidihg- special u ttc n lh u . • : R eturning1 V eterans rled a bouquet 1‘iiipin on Tuesday evening. uni of white ehrysan- t„ supplement the regular Christ­ Paradise Idtie nn I white xpccla- «»" Mrs. Tnngeman In a tirosThe guests enjoyed roasting themumi with streamers of white mas party. Mr*. Mabel Blount, tors from John Ivey’a Shoe S im r ; cr ft nriginnl in tur.iiioise noodle weiners over an open fireplac- Honored By Company satin anil tuberose*. Mrs. M. B. Moye and Mrs. R^JiV. and a mnml w hile tolled luim point elope. The effective hlncl. and a picnic supt>cr wax serve.' Mr*. 8te)nmeyer, mother of the] Turner were hnateises and -ef¥#d s a ilo r lu ll. nuilliead Him on the sk ill lent A steak O nnn was held last by the hostesses: Mrs. Roy Pipbride, wa* dressed in _a printed t refreshments to thF following: I Cruise Club created a l l ever a toueli of gliiniinit. H ir niodclrl evening by the Florida Power in, Mrs. J. S. Cleveland, and Mm. dress of green and white with Mrs. Flossie Goodson. Mr*. popular three piece lime w ml a peit lilnrk and Illiquid** felt. W. C. Lynn, director of the Inter­ * Light Company employees, at white accessories. Her corssge George McCrum. Mr*. Significant of every tluy nnd P. suit worn hy Mis. Dwight Free­ the Palms and Pines in honor of mediate B. S. U. was of talisman rosebud*. Mrs. Chapman, Mra. Nettie Tilli*. Mrs. man. The suit coat gave her ill* hour was tile liundsomely lailore I the return from the Navy of Lee, mother of the groom, wore Jeanl* Putnam. Miss Jum- Wad- flattery of Ihe new eollarless ililee piece moss green woo)-suit A fter supper the guests en­ ' ‘ill and whit* dell, Mr*. C. F. Ellis, Mi** Ella neckline arid the roundeil- shini.d* modeled by Mrs. Cutalo, Her en­ joyed outdoor games and assem­ j ’B. Phillip* amt U.F. Buliard. , „ pr(nted dre»a of■ pink The dinner was held In the wjth wj,lta accessories snd a cor- Irish, Mr*. Zada Lord. Mrs. -I. G. er bled inside the house where of the season. Mrs. Ftcenm'i semble was completed with a they tang sohgs and played other “ • »> d,n,n* room of^ tha Palms | M _e 0f p |n|( rosebud*, Walt*, Mrs. J. B. Crawford. Mrs. woree a stunning gold choker and »"fl ®cn» l»‘c dickey and n conames under tno direction of Mlsr snd Pine* ana quantities of B ra -( Following the ceremony a re- J. F. Risar, Mr*. II. II. Patlishall. com plimentrd her ensemble with Irastlng brown off-the-face hat slllan Peppers were, used to de- . eo,ion w. a. s ___ held__in th* homo ot Mra. C. C. Priest, Mrs. A. E. red accessories. Special attenlion ^cleverly done with green feather ean Vam. eption w i t -*v ■ The guests were as follows: corat* the long banquet table. the bride'* parent*. Mrs. Eunice Mascn and Mrs. J. F. McClel­ was called to her hat which wm. t r ''d. , , Distribution Supervisor IL C. Billv Brinson, Billy Duncan, Bobby B. Walker, aunt «f the bride, land. de-iignrd with the stovepipe Mis* Dyson appeared In a . • Moors, acted as toastm aster for la r k , Jo* Duggar, Mona Ruth assisted In serving and Mr*. startling chartreuse afternoon Also Mrs. J. W. David. Mrs. crown. Mills. Myra Jane Madden. Marth* the occasion, and short talks wel- Ralph Peter* had cnarg* of the D. E. Guery, Mrs. R. W, Turnar. Mrs. James Ik Tungcmnn look dress designed with flattering oming the return of these men bride’e book. Immediately after Mra. M. E. Moye, Mr*. Mabel cd striking In u I’uulu ........... embroidery a» the necklino and Crcgan, Anita Aiken, H a u l Routh, » the company’s employ were the reception Mr. and Mra. le e Blount, M n. T. E. Wilson. Mra. two piece grey and Idark Georgia Ilutchina, Mildred Turnar, i: on the graceful peplum. An eyu made by thos* present. Jean VaVn, Dee Mcl.ellan, Peggy left fo r a ahort wedding trip. John Vaughan, Mrs. W. S. Thorn This ull-purpo»c casual was catcher was the black felt with Those attending the dinner Pippin, Emilv Mathews, Louis* Mrs. Lee . wore an. aqua wool ton, Mrs* W. Handley of Tampa fashioned with n cut out neckline, a wide churl reuse brim and veil. Lundquist. Betty Duncan and were J.B. Phillips and B.F. Bul­ tailorad suit with black acces- and Mra. jdoffitt. So fresh uiul youthful looking soft peplum anil punril slim skirt. lard, honor guaata, Manager H. H a u l Willard. was Miss Skinner in n winter aoriea and a corse*® ®f whit* She wore u fascinating hUrk Coleman, H-C. Moore, W.O. Alan Alvin PJnl*v, tra il* Harrosebuds. HIGH P-T. A , felt with high crown, broad brim white rabbit's hsir wool. The vjngston, C.K. Carter, R J . vajk Gwynn neei, Francia Wilson, bodice was fashioned with gay Mrs. Lee I* a graduate of Sem­ The Seminole High School and veil. Liven. L. J. Reeve*. R.E. Batten, , Francis Temnle. Bobby Pulllti, inole High School and ha* been P .T .A . will meet Tuesday at There w a s nmgir in th e ’polar* .callup* in alternating colors of Herbie A.L. Stacy, Joe Thomas. Marian employed by the Purcell Com­ 3M5 P. M., wlthra board meeting of th'o nuhliy wool houclc <lrr*x rwl. blue, and green, JtAnny Alexander a - Stenstrom. >Williams and Margaret Wright, pany. Mr. Lea la a gradual# of scheduled a t 3.1* P. M Mr* Ed- worn by Cutalo. T h e , , Mis* Connelly was a picture »y Mrs. JHetty , th* Deland High School and waa ward Klrcher will render several predominant violet shade wax in a black sheer with srintliallng formerly employed bv the J. C. musical numbers and Mrs. E( D. accentuated by th* chartrouxe and yoke of black sequins. This typi­ .Penney Company. Mr. Lee haa ro w n le e will teU the C hriti -fuehi* band* on the bodice. Mrs. cal tea-dancing attire was com completed a tour of duty of two lory Cutalo wore u grey crushed tarn plimented with a sequin butterand a half year# aboard the ly in her heir. / A abort business meeting Will trimmed with colors to match Hi Soft sea-green Was combined aircraft carriar USS Yorktown. conducted and the following her outfit. Va/v Paula-.Brooks- waa. tlm JonU ucx wlth^ daring blsck t o ____ officer* w lll-B m lile ................ .. ..... President, Mrs. Joe r«UT of a _ graceful, ,psilhouette .ill grey splash of "color in Ihe Paula , F lret Vie* President, Mrs. H. W. which was modeled by Mf Mis. Brooks jersey worn by Mrs. acker: Second Vice President, Oleda l>)*nn. IVarl-grry buttons Freeman. Th* left short sleeve re. wlluam W reyi Secretary >:lcunird uualnsl th* soft textured was Ingeniously fashioned with ra. R. F. Cooper; Treasurer .*bal «he«i which gave the flat matching self • covered buttons rs. John Melsch, J r.; lllsturian. lery of tccp-wlnged sleeves uml from th* neckline down. B lankets to CheriHh — Like an atomic bomb on Amer­ Mra. D. C. Howard; 8ch<xd A d­ Madarin neckline. She added a visor, Mr. H. E. Morris. finishing much to her costumi ica’s playground thla season will be the startling alx-piecv play Mra. B. B- Crumley, hospitality with u i itching cloche. Susquchajta Blankets of 1 0 0 'i springy wool in aolld. chairman, will be in chnrgo of Mis* t • nelly appeared again suit modeled by Mra. Tangeman and Misa Truluck. The complete colors of Rose, Blue, Grech and Cedar Rose w ith an tin'" th* social hour. _____ Social Calendar « J C B B B bound edges O o o h ... Those Dreamy • SIVCNTI IN • voout •CHARM New •>HOTp#Wr 1 7 .9 5 Blanket* In Blue and Rose, Singles, of 50’ . C otton an d ^ 50Tr Wool. 7*95 — • JUNIOR |Ax 9 .9 5 • OlAMOUR 4/ 5j Tw, . * ilk Yat, out al your f#*or3s mofteilne ini* yaw |us'*r heart ...arper-araaih Cate!a •ay, vrinntnf, K t w g far SMn-apfaaL 0»4o I a the men la yavr lift in tlm * », a •^chln^ F A R R E L L ’S ARCADE PKG. STORE Hab a nice selection . . all s t a n d a r d , high quality brands . . Buy now, b efo re the . Christmas rush 1 Joan Miller Juniors Double B lankets of 50'< Wool nnd 50* i Cotton. 12-95 “ Wa Cloth* th a Fam ily — W a Furnish th* Horn*" f. 216 R. 1st St. Phow I �-H FRIDAY, NOVEM BER 30, 1915 TH E SANEOHl) HERALD. SAWEQJttl) FLORIDA a mo u s a greater Sanford ftftJCMtft AMo l t f l l O fZ L IN CAtMOVNIA Pacemaker R o G eo" S a t u ^ fly 1 \ fj\ t h - T ;o * « c ia K r u e g e r ^ , MOVIE STAR sincere p< 0 ro I■ M* *a*tte r jin o rC O ’ * * 1* t a i n p a , * '» • ' > - v .«. 4 ld n * W,S u r ^ r i a n d o . * 'a ' fttlVmerASc2r.4'««”'’* - - V' a- ^ a i w f r iy w ^ c k*>vu *jE-*yyBff*-k f^fi ~^ -ujt,' p F |n ^ rr^ * »- - ♦ r A 7* r?t „ |P ‘* s __ �f A • • THE SA N FO RD H EpA LD . S A N rd ltl* FLORIDA FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3 0 ; 10(5 Jap Army And N a v y ' “ Formally Dissolved' M a r k i n ^ TOKYO, Nov, : 0, d i— Jitpnn'ft \V Army mul Nnvv Depa'i'tim’iit,* w n e J I '1.1 AN S' dissolved fontmilv todav with the —r r ~ “ , completion of demuhiliuitlon ..f .. <l:‘> For Your Christmas Supply and Hunt i ng Trips — See STRICKLAND - MORRISON, Inc. Phone 200 Your Ford Denier Since 10.11 ni n r i r i K irltliN Ih. l.tMif 1 N- Bread 24-oz loaf 11c Jnnr ni P a tte r r m ii; i I lk , : Bill’s Package Store and Bar 112 W. 1*1. Phone 880 IV Cakes .. 2-lbs .. 79c Donuts .. doz. .. 16c IM. \ l % I I > r . t.’F B t k r f l W'iiriftt SUPER MARKETS I’l*u» W h n ii tir IV hflf Bread 1-lb loaf 10c EVAP. MILK l i a r H it II t* rn m l — I t iilf n 2 Jail Cans r r f lim , • 17r . llln r k >• TEA 17c tfc-lfc. SI** 1-lb. pkg. 59c feRAPE JAM •4IM l,i:\ *■» fmm C rrnru *' 2-lb. jar 35c ( lliititn W it Corn Starch pkg 9 c 1Claret \V.\ I.K K 11*91 M M lm n Chili Powder , i l - « » . Me I 'l l K a il, t l l l y p Pkn. Post Tfmsties 9c fftrai* II laI1Hi(r ■4i r F r >I«i ijelrich Olco 25c M ustard 2-lb ja r 22c IO N V — Flour 10-lbs .. 39c X A in tr o ___ . Prem ium s 17c h k 'Muse'.' R.,iinn 1 * l * * * ** * ■ Bjptz toy . L Hi f r r I uw HI I * n i i Pickles g a l $2.1il Rice 16-oz pkg 13c ; . . . . . r t n SjjBjel Wool pkg. 5c Cocoa t-lb can 9c \ (OTT PSm pkiii'; fn" . 15c .. 2 for 13c * F v v v , i r M , ------ r m Mi^ce M eat ._|6c I ^ ( ^ n _^J7c" VVhitesail Liquid W ax ....... pt. 27c Sultana Peacli P r e s s e s ,. l-!b j i r .. 24c Ann Page LI bow M acaroni 8-oz pkg. 5c S ea rt Delight Y.C. Peaches .............. 26c • "Vmtt - a— Richland P repared P ru n es . .1.;..*....... 25c’ \ n . t a*ir ( American Beauty S au erk rau t '.......... 16c When in Stpck Crisco Shortening ^ lb j a r ....... 6Sc Ivory Soap medi b»r 6c 0 ................... ink “ ory S o a p ............ largje b a r .............10c Lava Scap ............. 3 b a r s ....... ....... 17c P&G Laundry S o ^ p ....... 3 bars . 14c Oxydol .... for laundry pr d is h e s .....23c Duz .a..,., soap granules Irg pk^f. ..... 23c Ivory Snow for dainty things Irg pkg 2$c Ivory Flakes . safe gentle lrg pkg . 23c ffim ay ........ toilet soap 2 bars ...... 20c In Our M eat D eparhnent Dressed & Drawn Poultry Turkeys 13-14 av lb. 45c Fowl ....... ...................... . 51c lb F ryers .................. 55c lb Bulk Sausage . ....... 38c lb Sjiioked S a u s a g e .... 39c lb “ m erican Loaf Cheese 39c lb Pimiento Loaf CHej^e 39c lb. M uenster C h e e s e ........ 37c lb Bleu Cheese 59c lb Swiss Cheese__ _ _ _ _ _ .56c lb Smoked Beef Tongues .. 49c lb Chesapeake Bay Oysters b t r a Selects Ccunts ........ ......... E xtra S tandards V e g e ta b le s Ketomrn Prom ptly Relieved D lstntss Front 1ndtu etsl inrt And His Fond tiiw s Him S tre n g th . Nr .. ;-nt . Mr. Vinznsl. s,.'i i Host fully And Feels Fine. “LOST-ONE LOAF OF RUN THAT AD AN' DON’T QUIBBLE, MY GOOD MAN/ FWEN IF IT DOES COST ONLY A FEW PEN N IES, SOUTHERN! BREAD* REWARD.*, , o'TTrrr: th e w o n d er tu l flavor SON THE A D 'LL C O S T M O R E THAN A NEW L O A F .7 I ALONE MAKES EVERY LOAF OF S O U T H E R N | WORTH ITS W EIGHT fl ^ IN GOLD — n» « aSj^ : * T " F R k C T Ic k u .V CLASSIFIED 3CCTI0.'. S o u th e r :;! However, John Kriiler rnme in 251Bread s.ru in m tr m m n ti “ RutltllK.l r a w ic lume relief than everyth in r * I c I tiled , .un­ billed," uraU'l .'l) i1'i '. u e Hr. W alter K. 'ira iit.'v .idl-'.fKjwi: if tiled fam iet and to. I in lie i, leaidlng tin if.F.l). It.iv loit-A. Lake City, FI rlHii. Mi. Yinvant wn.« 1nirn nm| i\ ie l in ( oliimliUi Futility. 1 i’lr n el'iliea la* h dp ply atuteil: "I ike many |t< iplti al toy age, I fi'lt like | wa i ■in pie tel y worn ouh 1 m iffcm l -o uiii.li di:i*n;>Truni L'ui. p ain : ..nd I.H.ntmi uI firietii y and '■ oiislItpnUun. Acccpt iio . iilistit• t m i. Itetomra may he obtain, d at fo u rb tun D rug Co. We Have ti«e Following Sizes of Truck Tires in S lock • 600X20 650 X 20 — 32 X 6 32 X tt. T S A P t MAFIC . •STANDING 1000X 20 111)0X20 DUPOST rue, PO TATO S T A F F O R D ’ S SERVICE B L iG H AND OTHER VEGETABLE DISSAS STATI ON R L A T E #/ Fu n g icid e i f N e w — N ow 115) S a n fo rd A ve Hunfs a v a iln b le Jo nil veK ctnblc grow er* for th e first fin ic. I t w as d e v e lo p e d b y D u P o n t specifically to c o n tro l cn rly a n d Inf* b lig h ts o f |H>Uitoes as well r.s o th e r v eg e ta b le d iseases. U se a s c ith e r a s p ra y o r du,st. Feed Store enn furnish you com plete line of Tuxedo Feeds also P lenty Citrus Pulp Cotton Seed Meal In official tests at experim ent statio n s .in F lorida O hio and D elaw are, " Z e rla te ” led th e field in control o f m any diseases: a Whont Hrnn Corn & W heat Scratch liny Oat* liahy Chicks •AH kinds of poultry supplies POTATOES Z erlate" controls b o t h early a n d la te b lights of w hite potatoes. "Z e rla te " sprayed p o ta to e s produced excellent yields. TOMATOES Z erlate" is effective against leaf sp o t diseases and is the o u tstan d in g control f o r ant liracnase. ’ CEL ER Y —Field tests have shown "Z erlate" treated celery produced m any more crates t h a n 'its nearest com petitor. TIIXKDO FEED CO, BEANS — Is effective against cust and anth'racnose. " Z E R L A T E " is Eco no m ical HOM R* TOW N N F W -q A COMPLETE LINE OF DU PO N T PEST C O N TR O L PRODUCTS Z E R L A T E " is B etter D osages range from one to tw o pounds per 100 gallons o f w ater. N o spreading ag en ts needed except J o r p lan ts difficult to wet such as cabbage Z E R L A T E " W o n ’t W a s h W hen dry, “Zerlate" forms a tenacious film. KLAI B F resh T ender Beans .....; 2-lbs ........ 25c Large Juicy O ranges ....... 5 -Ib s.........29c fre s h C anadian R utabagas lb...... T c F ancy Sweet Potatoes . 3-lbs ... .. 23c j , o r x i f iitK K s r * + i Cabbage, Collards & T urnip Greens Fancy Selected Tomatoes .. 1-lb c t n . .. 27c Idaho B aking Potatoes 5-lbs .... 25c Xellqw Onions ............. 3-lbs 21c Fancy Tokay G r a p e s ......... !b. . . 17c S tu a rt Pecans or W alnuts .... lb. .... 45c prrss I.PAKue liltlrr. I* wurklnc a* the Hum? In Orlnndt, anil diH1.n 't know if he'll retu rn In haM'hnll a* h ninna«rr nr not. He nnyn lie's flnl*he<l ns n plntrrr . . . H ere's » i hInn Ed \V hltner lots of lurk In ibe Orlando Open . . . ' ' e wish Ihe hi*»h -rliodl wuiild '• » « . the contest. If lost night*: 1b lin d of font hall is w hn I we'iv tiolw r to se-’ next yenr Hnd in 1947, 'veil brother you ran.. ..bet i your. Inst sh irt mi tho Celery re d s . Our hots am off to Jen n ines. Whi-therinitton, HnrJivi, R e e l. Shoemhker, Jenl:lu<nn. Whelchel. (irnnthnm , .L ansittf, I’lercy. Alexnmler, held. Ken­ ney nnd the rest of the linin' Ksu si|uad includintr those tw > kills that have ev ery th in g it tnkes to make *tom orrow 's a rent fltU ens. S p a rk m a n a n d McNnh. Toilny we're t;ohT* to dlle.N ■ . th e hnn-baH situation ns it h n ’ progressed nlbng frpm day to day.- Here's the latest rbport. ■The other night In St. Vtp gusli nr they hnd a cjuh or­ ganization meeting hat th in g , didn't pan out to well hecau«r some psople cou'dn’t see putting nut a little muney to get the club stn rted . It'* our hmirsl opinion th at St. A ugu.tine Is just now h e s ln -.' nlng to miss th eir form er beiirfrelor, Freddy Francis. Freddy used to Imve tough sled­ ding in St. A ugustine with the S ain t fin s who deliulucd i.t k'ivinu Francis the devil ivhe i his tilth didn’t prod tire’ world b.c-Omeg I hi* ben te r -i So. the SI. A ugustine sllun!ihn ever Jo thin la y g lie Sanford lu .t * n frw ’m art percentage points In lh* posslhility of brine able to enter u club in the Florida S tale l.racuc. San­ ford is fam iliar with the obi "ery ' .fo r funds nnd there is no ilmiht th at we'll lie able to ra i.r more than rnmiuh mom j if we do enter the loop. [HE FELT COMPLETELY I WORK GOT SAYS FARMER! nm i» ,„ i •■■ ■ ■■ gg| r* I —is safe to vegetable crops. R L A T E " is C o m p a tib le — M ay be used with any of the common insecticides normally used—including aroehicals, nicotine sulfate, cryolite, rotenone, pyrethrum and D D T in either sprays or dust combinations. DEENATE" DDT insecticides ! - For control ■if insect pests of vegetables and finds .is well .is livcslock nnd buildings. In "DICTATE" insecticides, DDT is e»|Hniully piepaicd by D u /’ont fur f.nni use. Mixes readily with water. "DCCNATE” 5n-W lias high D D T content for effective control where minimum visihlo residue on crop is desired. Also has many other farm u-.cs. " D rknaii:" 25-W with 25' D D T content used where mtniimun vinibta residue is not important. *'FERMATE” fungicide:~u alto n protective fungicide fgr p t.itucs, ci lery. tnmatocs, l»cani and oilier vegetables ns well ns ft nit s and tobacco. Also effective in control of domping-ofT o f lettuce. Is efTcctivc against many fungi and ifi- oil a w ideY w gr of plants, For use n s spray nr dust. Ciciirrully cumpntililr with most C O P P E R - A C O M P O U N D i —Another effec­ tive fungicide fur use us either spray or dust on celery, tomatoes, potutoet, labluigct, cucurbits, sugar beets, citrus fruits, etc. Safer tbi.it Bordeaux mixture ua cop)>cr.sensitive plants. Fur dusting, plants du nut nerd to be inuist. NUREXFORM" LEAD ARSENATE CALCIUM ARSENATE "ALORCO" CRYOLITE BORDEAUX MIXTURE DU PONT SPREADER-STICKER "GRASSELH" LEAD ARSENATE E. I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS & CO. (IN C ) OrasMlU Chemicals Dept. iS.. saBSSS? »T"i s a fe s tfe e . FOR C- F T TESTED DU Wilmington 9 8 / Del. PEST O N T ’ S . tfirough Chemhlry CONTROL S E k Y O U R P RO DU C TS D E A D E R �fry* er FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 80. 1945 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA • r a l at H anford. F lo r id a , t h is J E lli da)' ot N ovem ber, 1915. o - »*. h e r n d o n Clerk. r'lr.’Ult court ----------. The Thorps Furniture Company whleh closed for the duration of the war in April, 1048, will re-open for inspection Friday ct cuing and for huiinexa Saturday, It was anAustin, owner, nounccd h r V. It. ______ who added that his brother, li. W. Austin, would manage ths •tore. The Interior nf thu store has lie n completely modernised mid redecorated, and has. new lighting fixtures for up to date display of furniture. * G. W. Austin, malinger, i« J l.r 'ia r te l war veteran w-ho for­ merly l.nd IB years of executive experience with the F. \V. Woolworth Company. He will make his home here, is u Ki wanton and e*j ects to he active in civic affairs CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING l ( t per D u for one Insertion Me per line for three Insertions Me per line for 6 Insertions K per line for 20 insertions PHONE 148 OR BRING YOUR AOa to THE SANFORD HERALD Coant, fire words to the line. including phone end eddrrss. lrertlsements Jform sltustlona wanted will be chsrred fer s t the ___________ rexulsr classified rates. HUNTING BUSINESS SERVICE . More BUSINESS *or T ry O nt PILL up with ketuesna and fuel WE ARE lull*- equipped and oil bdfore winter. know how tn recup your tire*. H. B. POPS CO, INC. Natural ru lb t/ ot synthetic, we protect the kidrwnlto ot your tire,. Johns Tire Shdp, Cor. 1st and Elm, rh»nc 00B8EV.|ING jnnehines repaired; All Makts. Williams' F btk Shop, 206 W. 1st St. WASHING machines repaired— and all home appliances. Cald­ well General Repair Shop, 707 North Mills. Orlando, phonp 2-1072. Prompt service- Expert Auto Repairing SHEET Musle, popular a n d IUrfirld & Jackaon standard, book music and music in epemectinn with instruction books a t The Music Yates Auto Paint ft Body V Box In the Princess Theater Phone 371 AUTO PAINTING The preraiuin_ufler By'C.W .'~"Prii"“Jbhn*bfl —----m .Ills IIIWI c MIHII Jl 'I'M "MMBI |IMy IB years experience in unto and fot. th# fr.O d clu rtib lc kind and nlrcraftpalr.tlng. Sanford's popu- f j r , to %2r, Ic*, th an you would *l pay f o r . Ihe HOS coverage in HOI.LI.lt MOTOR SALES moat rm cpanfes. 2uH W>* I hi nl» 8 WIRE aprallel cord, synthetic won't bum 2c n foot. 118 S. Park Ave. BICYCLE. Isdha' ceiicnt condition. UauerV F a e l o r i o T ^ ' m m e S r 'u ’ every W I ' T M . 6000 mlics or twice u year. Es- ****“ “ ' scnllul to efficient car p erfo r­ mance. Our ex p ett mechanic;! and the REST for in_________| K,n, a.„ aiiiir&it’T a.t?..... .1 x U.CM BOYD-COMBANY HOILP.i M 'TOR SALES I ' l UUI U U U ' i m i l ! . 20X W. Ikt Rl. . L|, OF BLOCK 10, eighleen lots, ot will sell any of lots, runs from Leke Mary highway EXPERT service on mnrhin's, Electric irons, oil heaters and to Crystal Lake, all l>cauttful conk sloven, Itacked hy III years' lots. See E. T. Cochran,*Uke expel iencc. Phone 701-J. Mary, Fla. UITAIIS: Limited number of HELP WANTED new ones on talc now. Also used accordion, Banjo and other musical Instruments in oy’s Drug Store. P art time nr new condition at The Music full time. Box In the Princess Theater Building. FULL time und p art lime clerks, II. A A. Department Store. MAN'S blcyd), pre-war, f2r>.on 816 Laurel Ave. FOUNTAIN girls. A Service, Sunfurd ;OD and Reel—Vacuum cleaner Station. with connection*; small eleitr ; CLERK-STENOGRAPHER with radio! email pmlable rudfu. (lllipt experience, able to take 800 Magnolia Ave. dictation, good salary. Phone 6 1 3 . _______ __________ . BIRD dog, 2 % years eld, well trained, excellent retriever. ORANGE packers. Sanford Fruit Call 401-W after 4:00 P. M. Co., State Farm ers’ Market. CITRUS BAGS FULL lime bookkeeper - steno­ 4-8 Box else..... per M .... $06.60 good salary to start. Leaa Quantities .. per bag .. .10 grapher, Must be permanent resident. . , CABBAGE BAGS Apply Box J, c/o H erald .____ 50-tb Csbbnge bags, par M 166.00 Lees quantities, each ..... - ....... 10 MAN TO supervise packing in c itru s picking bags ..... 4.25 celery warehouse. Year round Clippers, each —.......... 1.60 Vcork for the right man. Phono A M L P revail Phone 2104 Oviedo 2871- A. Ihida ft Sons. Seville, Fie. MAID for Sanford Clinic. Apply Mre. Mary Rawlins, Masonic Building, Park A vo.- LOST & FOUND * Get FOUND: Billfold In M argaret BEAUTY OPERATORS ..S enior and Junior. Permanent employ­ Ann Saturday. Owner may ment with weekly guarantee have by paring for adv, Call and large earnings, In pro­ a t The Sanford Herald. portion to skill and effort ap­ plied. Exclusive Shop, catering to Daytona Beach's finest MISCELLANEOUS clientele. For appointm ent-or particulars, write Slgrid's Beau­ W E PAY highest cash prices for ty Salon, 206 Seabreesa Boule­ m a d furniture. Haynee ft Wilvard. Daytona Beach, Florida, « Furniture Co., 811 E. 1st stating experience and when phone 851._______________ BORROW IIKRB WHERE GIRL for full time ib. Apply PRIVACY IS RESPECTED Beacon Dalriee. 82! Magnolia YOUR natural desire for privacy In money matters Is strictly respected here. Friends end MAID wanted for County Homo. relatives are not questioned Phono 8003. . about your cred it Tour cm:• plover or buelneee aeeoclatee will not heer of your personal . affairs. Thane is no cause for SMALL tarnished apartment. Adult, permanent. Phone 368. 6 OR 6 room bouse, three adults, perm anent Located in Sanford, DeLand, Orange City or Win­ ter Park. Phone County 2806. m iin i n VM op iD M C Iir I IT . D e te n t) a t i l ru t ntv, IN A M * u iiit . m a t h .'t iii.it A T io a ) P u ll fa * , ) ............ .. V I lU I IN I A P . KU TJS. ) .TO : V I 111 I IM A C . K t 'T Z . S i l t Y o u n re h e re b y o rd ered t.i a p ­ peal |itr> i> iitllr, ur liy A ttorn,-)’, to a n sw e r Ih e H ill or C o m p la in t P e r r ­ in filed and A f f id a v it us to you r resid en ce, amne b eln x a su it tor I ’lv n ir e , on o r b efore Hie ITH i day of D ecem b er, 1941; o th e rw ise , u D e rre a P ro C o n m a o w ill be r n ia r .•it a u n ln st you fo r fa ilu r e to a p ­ p ear. plen or a n s w e r , n s reu u lred by Inw . t r ip nm>Krtr:t> that tin . n «th'e he p u b lish e d n n , v w eek for fo u r e o n .e i'u tlv e w e e k s In Ih e H an ­ ford Ite rn lil. u N ew sp ap er . puli•ro t uam iv i i e h i m -n t , w im » ll.h e d at K a n fo rij. Hi nilito le I'o u n ly , p l a c e of resid en ce Is u n k n o w n . F lo rid a IV IT N K S H m y tiand and se a l th |s Y o u a r c h e re b y re«n’ lred to a p ­ p ear on D cc m b c r 17. 1 )1 ), In a c e r ­ l l t h d a y of N ovem ber. DM5. O. I*. IIK I t .v r x iN ta in su it fur d iv o rce p en d in g In tha C le r k , C ir c u it C o u rt. C ir c u it C o a rt of S em in o le C o u n ty , F lo r id a , a n ab b re v ia te d t it le of ( C ir c u it C o u rt H eal) E veryday Files T ypew riters * (>' s i : * t i > c ..r J l l l l r l . i l . I III t iih c im it t r V a lle y D r' ■», I ’n rh A le x a n d ria , V lra ltik t. 8 III IV K U T St, P la in t if f ) You should know about the SOM Cord Index Traya collision nr upset automobile In­ surance offered ’by the State Aluminum S h eet Holders Farm Mutual Insurance Co. If you carry $50 deductible colli­ L eather B rief Cases sion or* upset insurance <m your car or truck:—$50 Is deducted Books — G ifts from each collision' and upset claim. If it, ro«ts you |.r>0.to re­ Buxton Billfolds pair a damaged fetmrr, you pay Alt. If another fender is damaged P h. 14' and it costs you SBO.to repair, 114 Mngonlin Aye. you .mruin pay ALL. If you had HOC* coverage you rould get both fenders repaired hy paying only $20. 8»u7> xo. neitH. I'l.oltll, i. ix A di You Should Know rC T rrd lt . C o u rt ru n ” , * «„ appei plaint r COLEMANS OFFICE SUPPLIES Ik J d Y~AND Fender dents, sain t Injury or fudmg should be corrected now to combat agin# and weathering. A new pain-, leaa method awaits yAu at YATEH AUTO PAINT ft BODY SHOP !0& N. Palmetto Avr. Phone 371 MIKE SAU8* 80 aero farm aerea tiled. See Mm. A. ! •ndex, 1016 Orange Ave. m in im Kinvi.s How To Relieve -B ro n c h itis Crcomulston relieves promptly beenuse-tt goer “ trouble to loosen and expel perm laden_____m,*and aid nature _________ to soothe and heal raw, tender, In­ flamed bronchial m u co u s m em - . brones. Tell your druggist to re 11you n bottle of Croomublon with the un- 1 derstamlmg you must Uko the way It ! quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money hack. CREOM ULSION Phone 5*1 for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis WANTED 50 PIANOS Will pay up to $300 for ■ Spinets, Studios, o r Raby Grnnda. h 5100 for U p r l g h t s Plpin wise. W rite B irger W ester Few 700 S. Florida Avcv r *k V| lak e lan d , Fin. l^N O W ! LARGE STOCKS OF th ^ re ^ a tsta y S A F E R ^ O N ^ ^ m Modern bedroom fo r charm and beauty . . . Blonde wood in n Htreamllncd m odern design, su ite consista of large double lied, cheat of draw ers, drop well vanity w ith large Bijuare genuine P ittsb u rg h Plate glass m irror, nite stand nnd vanity bench w ith back re st . . . u beautiful suite und one th a t she would love finding in her bedroom on C hristm as m orning! r WANTED TO KENT Come in and see ;our large selection PLAiFORM ROCKERS 1 I * Ju n t Received! A large shipm ent of Platform rock­ ers fo r C hristm as. Wo have many styles from which to select and a v ar­ iety o f - covers, to blend w ith any type of fu rn ish ­ ings. M ahogany o r blonde wood fram es. 2 9 * 9 5 'up �Tv^TV?.V’''^ J 3 '!* • —: ■«* --- --------- m • * ‘’ ■*#,» * *. '* *. ■ THE WEATHER In Unity There Is Strength— To Protect the Peace of the World I To Promote the PtCgrtaa of Amerleet T e Produce Prosperity for Sanford. S B i £ # m t » VOLUME XXXVII EaUhlishetl 1908 Geo.Marshall Warned Short Of Jap Action f o r A fter GM And UAW Conference Nazis Planned. Czech Seizure: Early As 1937 WASHINGTON, Dec. 8, + M P )—The Pearl Harbor InVetitiRaUng Committee heard ntartUng new /testimony to­ day about the events im­ mediately preceding the Jnjv anese sneak attack. Major General Sherman A. Miles said that Lieut'Gen* eral Walter C. Short made NUERNBERG. Dec. 3. t/Pv—The German Army, ■ high commend plotted ns early uk 1937 to .fB* vnde an i* spire 4 toi-ho-dovnkiti*- two fill, jr i i n M Congress Asked For New Legislation To Deal With Disputes And Avoid Strikes As Howling Storm Lashed E astern Seaboard DETROI T. Dec. :«. A I*— ~ The. t ill l nitrd Vutomiddir M irker* iliu lo*ed lod.i) it will .all a conference of Gen­ eral Motor- rnipjo)<w next Saturila) to consider I’resideni Truman’- irqur*! lo end —,^e /'_ lh r GM M rikr. *.\nnnunremenfs-rtl" th r conference « as made hi I AW I‘resident It. J. Tlinin.iv ^ t before Germany’* W ASHINGTON. D im*. 3, CAP) Pivsidfiii Trutmitt tiM.k ilim ’t net [on to svltlv lu.lutr (ltflj)Ulo9 in two vilnl iniliistru's 'tinlay. At I lit1. >i»tm* IiiiiliUiiig luoor i roubles in nil to- sot up mmhinory Tor ifiuo lie nppoiilctl to ('ottgress iniportnnt nntion-wiilo indus­ tries. charges. TALKING TO REPO RTERS IN DETROIT, II.D. Anderson, vice president of General M otors, end H urry U. Coen, director of lnteir. give an account of the conference net ween union and company o f­ ficials. No progress w as reported on the Issue o r perm itting 74.WW office w orkers to cross th e UAW picket lines in front of GM plants. (Intern atio n al Boundphoto) • • Plans For Local Lieut. James C. Baseball Club Stapler Killed Are Formulated During Ardennes Enthusiastic G r o u p Previously Reported Missing In Action Of P ans P r e s e n t By W ar D epartm ent A t M eeting Friday BY *»TENv »11* M HERALD SPO RTS EDITOR Plans fo r the operation of a local baseball club in the event S anford is adm itted to the F lori­ da S ta te League when loop o ffi­ cials and directors meet in Leesburg on Dec. 16, w ere form ulated F riday n ig h t by an enthusiastic group of local baseball funs who W a d e Singletary Is Home Following European Service First Lieut. Janies C.‘ Stapler, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stapler of west Sanford, was Tilled on Dec. 28, 1944, while participating in Allied defensive action during the Ardennes Campaign Urlgium, amwording in i.lin g to ign in Belgium, Inform ation received from the W ar D epartm ent by his wife, M rs. E. S tap ler of W est Palm Beach. G erman official docum ents i.itclosed th a t Adolf H itler declared on May 1.1. 1938. th a t it w as h is unalterable decision to ainnxh Czechoslovakia by m ilitary fo iw in the near future. T his w as lour m onths before the notorious Munich "Peace in O ur Tinted-pa-;t and u year Ivforc the G erm ans _ goose-stepiied into P rat’i-?. The Am erican .pnw gcuuoa • told how a month n ite r the Aurcr.rian Anschluss tn .onrch, ’.9.bt, L itte r conferred w ith German htj h com ­ mand chief Field M n * h .. Wil­ helm k e ite l on th e plans ror the TUMBLED INTO THE ROUGH' SURF a» though thej wen- mud. , | impier nm.he, the h.m subjugation of th e Czech*. „A directive ............ „ ....... ................. ..... In Winthrop, Mass., graphically illustmtc the fury i f ihe Nortluo.i.-, tli.,i rllmcd n lom rllu- cn:i..t. tran sm itted to the tin his own authority. .Mi. Tin* lu.1tI luu n|.poitiled a fuel-finding i'o.od lo look into the I l<) auto worker’s strike that has made i 2J:.,mhl emplo. , . of (ienem l Mo■ tor. Idle. The I’lesniFut Inis call* ■i1.) on thi- strikers to return their jolt., and hi employers it- nine fall pio.lucUiill, Mr. Truman also look steos Mm up i»y the i.Miine waters and lokswj lutt'k 10. “head off • lid-* tlnealeniM strike o lf w ar for a year. T his directive told the Nazi com m anders th a t the execution of the plan to seize Czecholovakia "m u st be ae*_ su red " not la te r th an Oct. 1, 1938. Documents a lso were introducimI outlining the strategy ffor the I »■! laae* Oh f u r r «* r handle that , hm>. mid mronwhllc has uigtnl steel worker., not le wall. lint. ------------- —- Lieut. Brdiley Odham Released From U. S. Navy i Lions Club Is In ti m i--age delivereil tn Con* Addressed By District Head Celery Feds Meet Bulldogs T o n i g h t P a r t i c i p a t e d In I)Day Operations In Iji Dealnd^Stadium ; •Norm andy Invasion Speaks In Behalf Of Bund Drive Durim* Recent’ M<*t>I injr | git---- liMlay. the I'tosideni advo­ cated Ice lain tii n -that would cieate iincstignting hoard, for all big llidustiies. He recommended Ilia, In rn-e o f n Inlioi dispute ilu- l-uutd l«- gi\cu 30 days to deliberate, during which period sliiki*:i oi locknuu would i>e furin,Men. I 'i evident T iim i.in . pioposed a S|>enking in la-hulf of the Vic. lory Bond lltiv,- G i'.uge ltn-,1, ♦* I l.eeahiitg Uink.-i nnd “district governoi «.f tin- Lion- < lulls of Central Florida, luld Sarifi* I stances nude necessary the un- -ga m rr tonight whvn they nisei l.ioul, ndlmm rn lem l the Ns vs I.ions lit ih rii uu-eting Fri.I.iv of ml usual lapse o f Ume in reporting I the DeLand High School Bulldog.-. >-ervlcc in Se|tember, 1942 un, the gr.'ui factor service . lul your husband’s death to you." |for the second time this Mason was assigned to the Midshipman’ had—been m— •ronmrttrj' the'TCcr Lieut. Stapler came tu Sanford; at the DeLand Stadium. : School at NT.rihwesteem Univei I’ffori on ilie hoilie front, mid m with his parents f/om I’ahokec The game is being sponsored by 'sity. He was graduated front th.ge.l tilt-in |o continue llial effoi I In 1936 . He entered Scminotc , the DeLand Higli School Hau l institution in March of 1943 and George in lichatf oi ilu- p i i - cm difve. I.eesliuig Itanker in I commissioned Miiiiiiiia.s,ii,itii aa i.m, on 4i(| Ensign, IK ,» *- »- i . - ,, | "II High School and was a member 1Association and gale receipt* will It 18 is up III Us lii make liii-w ar »• lie was assigned to ihe UfcS « .‘o «s disH i,t govern.., ,f L cmzl,,,,,. n ,. liliug fo ie .-, won, a iout of the school's football tcum in ' turnrd over to that organlzu Nitro. u V. S. ammunition ■',« ," » « d Jhanfm.l Li..... . 1936 and 1936 . He was grad'i - 1tioin. h- sum. Lri.lay. |>„i,,tiiug-m it It at "we -till h:matod from the institution in 1937 . I Coach Kettles announce, thiLi hip. Lieut. Odham was - a. .p. p o in t.!" 1 U. . . . . „r It.. \lr,li morning that Goof Singletary, cd Gunneiy Officer and served on e*l l^ a \ n ie n ? o f the 124 th In sta lw a rt F c l tackle will not Ik- the VMsel until August ..f 1941. fanirv l/X d State. N . nnal ! » ' (h« iU rU ng lineup due to During Ills sen ice aboard the NlCuard' wliicli was nnli-tni into ! h“ M<* LnIury susteined during luM tro, thrahip tr«nspoitr<i naval active* aervkss .lem ent. o f 1 ► ’ •I'layS practice session. T h e,- ammunlliion lo forward bases in I possibility that either the Atlantic and participate,! in tederwliaa I on as^ iu jo V istherhigtiiii o r ' Jenkinson will the Normandy invasion by nipJ to lL te r S?b.ndlj the liifamrv 1*** neUon *" n,* f ' o f ^ . SingkUK y plying various battleships end m L . ftendUaSwSrkMi «i pnrt Nettles wiU start Llngle and Kav.- <raisers with ammunition during O fficer ner at ImmUrtment __ eiuls.. Clark at th . other thm. naval ............. j a a p a o.f enemy Gen. Hutchison To Be Guest Of Honor At Farm Bureau ^ HutchBrig. General Joseph C. ison of Sanford.. veteran of the tu Pacific campaign and in nrivate life, celery grower and shipper, will be speakee and guest of honor a t a mooting and sunper o f--th e Seminole County Farm Bureau whieh will be held at 7:00 o'clock Thursday evening at the Woman’s Club, It was an­ nounced todav by M. L. Culluiu, Bureau president. General Hutch­ ison will be introduced by Perry W hitehurst, e farm bureau direc­ tor. •Of, R. W. Kuprecht will report on activities of the Central Flor­ ida Experiment Station, and will outline ita future plans, and at the close of hit talk will review suggestions members may make fo r ita Improvement. County Agent C. R. Dawson will outline the farm labor situation. Secretary J . E. Wathen will re ­ view activities of 1946 o f the Bureau. /(President M- L. Cullum wilP*g4w) hit report, and a general discussion of business will follow. Topics likely to be discussed* according to Mr. Cullum are: w ater control, drainage work, and the labor altaatlon for the coming sterna. Decisions are to be made on iacempleted projects ed with the Hoffman Electric la the order at their importance Company. B g t Singletary is too to determine which to push and which to defer fo r the present. aoa of Mr. _ ta ry Sr. pf HI* wife u> to to in GWBlhn' hh«y. haVy ih d 6tM »W Y hr gieut concrctf-idihir-tn-tln' fnregrnmBf "D’el in.lu tiy. lie lunr >»-l up rom m unders showed, however, th a t drifluood. The storm left in its wake nt least lh|e(y f,*ur dead, umm-nSia injurail, iind coii'idernlde nimthei fm-t-finiling boa til lo the Munich pact may have starved property damage. (Intelnutitmul Smmdphoto) U eu t. S tap le r was previously reported as m issing In. action by th e Wav D epartm ent on Jan. IP, BY JULIAN STKNSTHOM Lieut. Ilraily 0.lhnm, USNlt 1946. The Information received HERALD SI*ORT» EDITOR 1and son of Mrs. II. II. Odham. recently from Edward E. W ilsell, Coach tioose Kettles and In- has returned "to Sanford following the acting A d ju ta n t General of I | Seminole High School Celery Fed- Ids seiaration from the service: th e Army, read a t follows: regret th’at unavoidable ciiruni- !play the first o f two post season at New tlrleans, I.a., on Nov. 21 . Banning, Ga. and was commit eioned a second lieutenant. M H E R 57. Truman Takes Action To ward Settling LaborControversies Thl* Was unfolded today, & thy American prosecution began its p reren tatlo n u> the Allied m ilitary tribunal ih-cuments rrln tittg to th e German conquest of the. t're c h nation. The evidence wua n. .r e ­ duced nt the opening Stoatoit «l the th ird week of the tria l of 20 G erm an leaders on w ar Crimea Bond Drive Nears End With County - S h o r t Of—Quota — Assofialod Press Erased Wirt* siunl >■ e.-lglibor Jell victim % to . 4 I., - .m lrn ith .column J»srrto. .«m. met a t the City HAIL----- ' Th* group outlined % program which w i l l w p u t Into action fm.nwliWMy.tr ftwofimt it -dmWmd to the loop aa • ninth club and Johnny Krider waa appointed to represent local baseball Interests a t the Leesburg meeting. If Sanford la approved aa a leagut member, it waa decided to organise a local baseball associa­ tion, elect club officials and imme­ diately s ta rt a campaign fo r funds which will be necessary to begin operalfons. Since Sanford isn’t ® With the end of the Victory yet officially a member, the group Bond drive only seven day? decided it waa not necessary to C w allaaeU O n P * a * K * « r away, Seminole County Is still fa r abort of ita E-Bond goal of 1174,000 the quota set, according to Edward F, Lane of the Coun­ ty W ar Finance Committee. * E-bond tales to date amount to 983,976 In tbs county, which amount Is 37 percent of the goal, a gain of only one percent during the paat week. . Seminole County now la 23rd Wade H. Singletary, Jr., re­ # t n the Hat of counties In E-bond sales. Okeechobie. Baker and cently discharged Staff-Sergeant Union Counties head the list of the Army A ir Porces, has re­ turned (o Sanford after having with completed quotas. Mr. Lane today announced that served aa an aircraft electrical bond buyers may apply to either spaciallat fa r three years. Ha en­ bank or the Poet Office and tered the service in December obtain tiekets for the Victory 1942 a t Camp Blending and waa Bond Rally a t W lntar Park High trained a t an aircraft electrician ' School Friday evening a t 8:16 In Washington, D.C. Milwaukee, o’clock to boar the noted authors, Philadelphia and Baltimore. He . Bennett Cerf, Louis Bromflsld •ailed on the Ameritenla In Feb­ ’ Fannie H u rst and Carlton Dick- ruary, 1943 with the 371st Fighter VRien speak. This county will get Group and landed in Liverpool, credit for any bonds purchased Enrland. The squadron further trained by ■Iboa* who intend to go to' near Southhampton where it waa this rally, ha said. A Mercedes Bens, 1942 model, equipped with planes and made the form er private ear of Har- ready for participation In "D" ---- man CO eriag,-N asi leader and day anetaUeaa-—T h e - 67le t-w e n t a ir forea chief now pn trial, will Into France on June 16 and laid be shown In Sanford on Dec. 10 •moke screens, knocked out a rtil­ The convertible sedan, bullet lery rune, bombed and strafed ■proofed ■ ■ ■ with armor or pplate it and pill b o n a and beaches. The per­ thick non fracturing glass weighs sonnel traveled through France, 8,200 pounds and wflj be towed Germany and Austria by truck, hero by an A troy tow vehicle, plane and rail. V i S ingietuy'a particular duty was to keep generators. ms retoes, staff sedan, p guns, bombsIghts, lights, batter­ * two other combat ies, and starter* In a working condition, in *the squadron there three Uectrical specialists W illiam P. Chapman want who were assigned to the repair maintenance of S3 planes. Joins U. S. TVavy idDuring Ms tour of combat ho William Parley Chapman. Jr.. lived in fox holes, camouflaged tents and learned to speak and understand the German language. He participated in the invasion of Normandy, a ir offensive of Europe, Central Germany, Southera Germany and Eastern Ger­ many. He d e a rs the unit eitatieu. ___ theater o f operation la a graduate of and waa at* ribbon w ith 'liv e stars, good cont h a n Callage . from SeminA«sd^ ia L j._ la h it enlistprior to ola High School h i waa asaocieG $ to SBOWK .W B C H A S C to W SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY. DECEMBER 3. 1945 Documents P resented Show Germany And H ungary P re p a re d To S p M ^ - N a t i o n wSl "JCTSKU ."'. t AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY N EW SPA PER S h e r m a n Testifies Short’s Answ er To M essage A totally Inadequate R e p l y w hat Miles called a “totally inAdequate" reply to a-w ar warning gWiessage from Washington. Gen­ eral Miles, who waa head of the Army Intelligence Division in 1941, eaid General’a Short's reply w as'm ad e on Nov. 28, 1941. Ju st before General Mllea made h it atatement, Democratic Repre­ sentative Bayard Clark of North Carolina cited evidence ' to the effect th a t general George C. 'Marshall aent a warning to Gen­ eral Short on Nov. 27. Clark said General Marahall, then Army to fh lef of Staff, warned the Army commander in Hawaii th a t hostile action -waa possible a t any mom-enL Clark said General Short also waa warned to take reconnaisaance and such other mea­ sures us might be deemed neces•ary . . . Tbe filea show a .reply from General Short the next day say­ ing th a t the Hawaiian depart­ m ent had been alerted to prevent aabotage. ft) General Mllea waa aaked by ^Congressman Clark whether he considered it an adequated re­ sponse, General Mllea suggested th at' the queatlon be directed to officers who saw the reply. Clark instated that Mllea give his opin­ ion. Then General Mllea said: "Very well, sir, ray opinion 1s th a t the message waa n totally inade­ quate- reply to the message It purported to reply to." Earlier the affidavit as to the fheasages waa filed with m iMi * »• f Partly cloud) today and iivcr south and coat portion lonichi and T u rtd a). .Increasing rlnudinc* over north* e-l portion lonichi hemming cloud» with fen widely m at­ tered shower* Tuesday. U tile chnhge In temperature. P o lls Will Open Tomorrow At City Hall For Election u figl.l .in .. hi hands, a long wo liavf u l»m.I it, n e ,” l e told ,n Ihe t.me uumodinicly afli'i Pe-i 1 H ui Ihu a Ill'll men 1im_j | hi hm- ili ,-l.lei |u Lily tmu1 1 iiuil oim m lilllf In lln Will rffn tl system of bundling icconvcrsiun Iit bo, ill'll >u(«- pail- rae ,!-after the R u iisttr j-sr.arfT iivr'!7 i1G*TvF ".tft thi- l- .u d -ImUld dual with n u itaav, is i f . in in such Industries, us steel, m itoiiiolu.f. mining, nil, u ti­ lities and com munications. Til,- I’lr-id cn t dl.-fitiw-d lllilt he is uptm inling such n hoard him - ” se lf to deal willi the General,\|„iot> -A uto W orker, Union ilispUtet~l ht—hoam . line , t r r . w ill not Inm- fife ilSIQTofy )MiWers Which lie hopes Congress ju.oil will aulli- Itut M heo e x p if -oil confidenoo oiiz,- Hot that Hto public "ill oX)a*ct tien- Mol, i . ami ill.......... In co‘o|H,ralo wiUl tin- In-.u.I a , lu lly us if , m ig i,—, uli.-a.ly li.fl passed , fiiM iiiirU «,., i '.i k , ,'u n r W. L. Stoudenmire Discharged F rom U. S. Army Service "Wi k n -W lli.it wo were unite.I in a tiliuimn cnitso tu g ie n tti unity t t'nti -when tin- ,-olimii f o u g h t Ind. el.'it»sl w lifii la rk ls position, Fielding and C.tx installations situated alum ' the I’oll* will |.«. mien at the City M an ia lili, the fullin' lookf I a t guartls, K ilfa trirk a t center ao.i French coast. H a ll tim m now from 7:IHI ,\. V.. perilous-" la- athled. , Sgl. • U'nlti'i L. Stomleninire, -.w pay |»u« lu n t|n ;> ’u ||i|o a ia ’sum Lieut, fhlhnm was re tu rn c l t,»| until T:<MI I’. M. for the electio.i M r Ibf-i tiaoed the IhmuI ilri> 1 son hi Ihe backfield. * the S tate s in August 1944 and of two ein* com missluners. Lea It. thriaigii l u l l nnd lu ll ; ami gave L.. '"ii id M, and Mis W -L S u m d e n m i i I t n im -ijllv return* I hi I h i o -I , m 1*1,n r r „ , i r The chances a re also good th a t until F e b ru a ry ,. 194'» be was as I esher and It. A. W illiam ', it ed to th i, countty ami was disKettle* will use W athen occasion-1signed to the U. 8. 8. Pontotoc, a »«« announced today by II. N'. >hnti'<-<l Tn in ilu- United States ally to assist Fielding and Co". n ; | argo ship. D uring the ship’s Saver, city clerk. ’Amu- followiuc a luiiihi nf IK the g uard spots and th a t Holly construction period, Lieut. Odham Due tu the fact that lb'* two month* service in Ihe European Piercv will see action tonight in t participate,! in crew- train in g candidate* were tinnniMi.nl. no Theiilpi of Opernliipt/i. ’ the C'eisry F ed backfield. Pierry | activities and when Ihe vessel VI.z primury election wa? held in N’u8gl. Sluuilemuin- eiitrteii the m ade a gtwal show ing last We,I- commissioned, h e -w a s ap p o in tcl vember. The- vacamir* for ilm servie,- on Fell. 17. 1942, uml nesday night in Leesburg when he C argo O fficer. two offices were -created bv the leitiiveil In. basic liuittitig at racke»l up 39 yards from scrim -, Lotlae-iur a lour »f service in PMiiration of the term* of Mayor 1 ( :unp W allets, T e x a .. lie was I mage <fn three tries and also grab- ■the Pacific, Lieut. Odham was re Eduard IliuKins and Commissioner I ial« i triiiiHfeire*l to i.opg Beach, I^ ■ »»»» from Anderson which turned t« the United States in M. J. I.odite. who annoum* vl Cpl. 11. W. Slim non J r . of I*** Rood for ten yards. ) Stoy ^ stationed (“t^ v .rio u a that th.'y would not run again. fllndrrviite. who nerved n* ., Calif, and assigned to the 137th T h i* 'will necessitate the u |q oint­ nillo nhi-iiitor will, ilu- 'Ml, All Infantry. Heir imen I of the 33th bofars his separation a t New Or- ment* uf a new mayor to lake th Cpl. H. W. Shannon Returns To States After ET0 Combat I•**.,,— L’..n 41* V eterans Committee To Meet On Tuesday Sanford Lodge No. G2, F * A. M. will meet Tuesday evening a t 7:10 o'clock in the Masonic Temple i n . regular session. The entering apprentice degree will be coaferred and officer* for the ensuing year will be elected. All M aster Masons are invited to attend. skive The regular meeting of W Wei No. 979, auxiliary to the Railroad Tr -rhood ,—•- of -- ___ -___Trainwill ha held a t 1:00 e'cisck ••day afternoon. Officers ha laatelled and all te atlMd, iliiram . whu-e K-nri 7 tent. (VI ha in plans tn im m r. a* mayor will expire ul the •liatelv resum e Ids duties a s local of this month d ia tn h u tn r for the Gulf Oil C or­ Tin- Krnrral election ha* poration. . nil.', attracted but few voters in |,|* k t o ii I.Imui, I,.,, ..... v,„.\ Uv * & * ° “ rj conduct riblmii and ..the, decoin i- ' t u „ f q* , " " h " 1" ' During the B ailie ..f the U ra V a ^ rJ ^ ™ " 1 :» » l >>,eaU.hr ,Ugh at CITY BRIEFS Member* of the Girl Scouts, under direction of Mis* Irene Hinton, troop leader, hare joined other volunteer workers in as­ sisting the Seminole County Tuberrulosia Association in prepara­ tions for the annual Christmas Beal Bale, Mrs. Ed%ard Kircher, secretary, announced today. pljuu | A special meeting o f ' th* Vet­ eran* Service Committee will b» held in the ('handier uf Commerce Room of this City Hell Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, accord­ ing to Nod Smith, chairman nf the committee. The purpose nf the meclinr, Mr. Smith stated., will he to re­ examine the over-all problem of service and assistance to veter ana in the light of current condi­ tions and to adopt and make effect i»e any plans calculated to expand • r improve the present operation. According to the best available estim ates," said Mr. Smith, "ap ­ proximately 700 of bur strvlcssnen and servicewomen have now re­ turned home. We want to let thorn know that we are glad *o have them bock again and if there in any way In which we can be of stcvic* to them we are mod to do so. This is an Iro portent maetiag of the committee ‘ alb members are urgently re- I ™,mi luX e* .. ..i i # NJ J* ‘ ^ W ' .K;! Rheiin*. ho w.ia d o .,, behind ilm J from lim- Immdra.tlng west hr, 1 itveixed fu rth e r train in g at Camp llulnor. N. t ’. Fgt Mondi-nmiii- went oversen with- the oiuanuulioa and nrm e.l in Kngtand otl Mav 12, 19 11. The icgimi-nl was station* The City Commission m eeting. X r f V ^ g v ^ excepl" “ 1, ' 1 K seter. E p g h n d . The dlviTil which a fte r one postponem ent, tim e when our pi foi a short Mon rro .se ,t the English Channel nm-s were aide Hn,| Omuliu Beach on Was scheduled to ta k e place (Id, to bs-ate enem Itooji J u| v lis-ule olid mill Imhii hiiiiIi enemy oveniug, has been deferred to 2:00 cvncenliulloii*. A l K arlsruhe, G er-1 sto a d rn m i.e wear* the o’clock W ednesday afternoon, due many l.r saw his bro th er, Wat- Pearl • H iTTIhu ribioni, the to Ihe fact th a t M ayor Higgiiik son Shannon, who is still over­ and M editerranean anil several rom inissinncrs are a t ­ seas with the 2 lih Division of European T h eater of O perations tm-dal, the tending the S tate Uhainb?r of Ilu- Tlh Aimy. Commerce m eeting ip Jackson­ ■ Cpl. Shannon -t*~ an original AojerirAn T h eater of (iiterutiona luedul, medal, the World W ar II ll Victory Victor; ville,'M r, S ayer announced. ! menilu-r of The Florida Wrung.- medal, the Good Conduct medal. I let*, u noled strin g anil brond- The I’m pie H eart ami an Oak I casting hand of C entral Florida. Leaf Cluster, DIME UOAUD8 ! which he he|M-* rnmn to !><• aide He returned to A m e r i c a Various civic organization* will to re-organist-. IBs I. tot her 8 Sgt. ulmaid th.' United States Army aid tha Salvation Army at the David Shannon of the A ir T rans- T ransput! C hnnulr Victory, dime tuards in aoBciting dona­ potl Command of 1‘altn Beach tions, It waa announced today by was home .to visit hitu doting LEGION MEETING Major Allan 8. Whorton. wlm Is the w eek en d , anti said th a t he very anxious to complete the expect t, leceive his discharge First Vice-Commander II. 0 , schedule, and requested thut those f t *>in the service in Ja n u ary . Ilo Unite of ihe CampU-tl - Loosing who have decided to lake a day is the violinist . of the grtmp. I’ost of tho ’American I.eg ion at the dime boards, to contact Pfc. William M artin, bass viol will preside at ihe regularly player of the group, served with scheduled legion meeting to be him at once. The women of the Ametican the Air Corps in South A m crira held at the Hut on the LakeLegion Auxiliary will have charge anti has received hi* honorable front tomorrow evening. Th« S(.t of th* boards on- Dec. 17, the iliac ha rgv. During his stay overseas at Pilot Club of women on Dee. 1H, end.the Ki^gnU.Club on Dec. 22. Salisbury. England, Cpl. Shan­ non played a t many Red Cross places with a special service err he* Ira, he reported, and luts meeting will begin with a supper which will be served promptly at 7:00 o'clock. Commander Dope th b morning Invited nil return­ ing veteran* who i r e lot m eralrrs of J ir Aim riran tu attend. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 30, 1945; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b1135bdc3421254c943b1e359d9d1d03.pdf 341a116a8e537bb22d0d5ce6c2420c45 PDF Text Text . ■ - - ' pXge - . - ■- . • . ---------------------------------------------- ~ ‘ •' ................................................... * * — '.yBwjpi THE SANFORD HERALD* SANFORD, e ig h t h ’ .. •; WEDNESDAY. NQVSMEER *8,1948 < CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING " stiugomo Florida Boys Will Lead ATtny; Navy E le v e n s Saturday itle p«r Um far. alia IMartian M r par Una far three Insertions 37r par line for 6 Inatari Iona K par line for 20 Insertions Minimum fate* , . . lOe PHONE 148 OR BRING YOU* AO*. •ta THE SANFORD HERALD Coont. flra words to the line, including phone and address. AH edrartlaametfU for situations wsnt*-i will be charged far at the regular classified r a t e * . ___________________ FOR SALE— BUSINESS SERVICE PILL up with keiw*ene and fuel oil before winter. tl. B. FOI'B CO.. INC. DODGE - PLYMOUTH PARTS AND SERVICE 109 Palmetto Are. Phone 1011 WE ARE lull'* cqtilppad and knn.-: hnv> to *Tvp your lire*. Natural nibbcv or synthetic, we protect Inc sidewalls of your tire, .tones l i r e Shop, Cor. tat find Elm, phone 008. SEWING machine* repaired. Wil­ liams’ Flxit Shop. 208 W. let St. nfmy'ANTD TVn“air"'dents. paint injury or failing should be, corrected - now- to -combat aging nnd ucathcring, A new painle i. method nwnits you at YATES ALTO PAINT A BODY SHOP 105 N. Palmetto Are. Phone 371 HA’O FARMS FOR SALE—One 3 ncrei. tiled land. 1 Rood well. 2 story house. 1 car garage. 1 house, GOO fL \te a t r f o Monroe p o -t Office. One, —6 eefes. all tiled, good well. 2 atory hnuae, 2 atory barn, 14 Mile weat on Orange Boulcrard. J. W. Bell. Lake Monroe, Phone Ifc, __________ VEGETABLE plants for Vlct?ry Gardens . and largo, ucrcuice. Cove ihagun, Red, and Chlneio Cnh'’nged Collarda; Broccoli; While Bermuda Onions; Neck•_H- Rn'nbognsl Escarole; Jetf - r g lettu ce; Rutger Toinat re; I ya.tr old Rhubaib L mis nr email plants; Ha tel WA8 HINti~ machine* repaired— and all horn* appliances. Cald­ Thyme; Flnnqcchlo; Dill and well General Repair Shop, 707 Strawberry plants. Fresh vegoNorth Mills, Orlando, phone - rubles and oranges packed to 2-1072. P rompt service. eh ip. J. W. Bell, Lake Monroe, phono 18. Expert Auto Repairing Barfield & Jackson BOOFINO - • Brand new. solid In connection with aluminum sheet roofing. V- Yales Auto Paint A Body Works crlmp and snap lock styles. Phone. Phone 371 W lra-W rite a t once! Fulenwider AUT o T’AINTING Mfg. A Distributing C o, P.O. Box 3361. 010 Lancaster Drive, By C.W. “ Pot" Johnson Orlando. Phone 21730. 16 years experience in auto and uirrraflpalnting. Hanford's popu­ MOTOR BIKE ^ 1 condition, lar. paint authority. • BHggs-8tm ttfm motor, 6126.00, HOLLER MOTOR SALEH 10 French Ave, or ...call 010., 208 W. -1st Bl. MOTOR TUNE-Ll* ONE LARGE DrV office Scales; complete set of splints; oper­ Factories recommend it every ating romm light, 20(1 Watt 600Q mile* or* twice u year. E s­ bulbs, operating table; operat­ sential to efficient car perfor­ ing -cabinet and Instruments, mance. Our expert mechanics and other appliances for office Hun Motor Analyzer assure satis­ In faction. ('nine in today. work, 2 stcrlllacrs, nil splendid condition. Phono 261. HOLLER MOTOR HALES ________ 208 W. 1st BL MIKE SAUS’ 30 acre furin, 19 acres tiled. See Mrs. A. Men- EXPERT service on machines. Electric irons, oil heaters and endex, 1010 Orange Ave. cook stoves, backed by 10 years' a n il SHEET »***“ * Music, popular ...... C AJM experience. Phone 701-J. standard, book music ilc and music - ——Emergen­ Instruction books at The Music EXPERT nlumbing. cy repair*, remodeling, new Box—in.-U ie—Princess ..Theater sinks, lavatories, to lilts, foundry Bldg. _____ tubs, hot water healers. Also hourc healing. George CourRECORDS - AH the latest popu*ep. Phone County 4100 ur lai>, siring music and ulbum act* for Christmas gifts at , writ,, Pox 678. Hunford, Fla. y^ur muflic store, The st.'isic Box in the Princeus Thunter M ISC E LL A N E O U S Bldg. ® » : j® ■■ t ■ iF Dl I , Wa r d : , La m b e r t ; V^TifRA 4 COAcd Of* ftJRDUefc BASktSTPAuLffeAMS eetTidfir& H ri f?*?/lix 39 # SffASod AS A teA hbfccF -m e. 0 c » l.C M A rte C * £60s MCPJ0 AAS 3o e + * tt o J iH * ■s c r i m n e - f A s s u A S a K ir & v fr * Gcafifgwdo&'fiwlf * Coach Devore Gif Notre Dame Known As Fighting Irishman And Good th e.'fjrat Pitt. Down-went ___ the By CHIP ROYAL aecond. And, oh Devore's head and AP Ncwnfeutiires Sports Editor shoulders whipped ncro** hla lege. NEW YORK-—When the various Jo» n went Nix. A. gridiron dub* and writers toss "Jnskwiih bolted through the fnatlnll homos around for, tin- aisle thus ekared and went on (1 E; 1045 SFUxnn, the cnnch-nf-lhc- down deep toward the goal line. e ~H" ycar award should g j to liughin Off that run Notre Dame boomed « I Devore of Notre Demo, a fight­ Immediately to a touchdown and ing Irishman who ha* proved was o ff'a n d winging toward a > §■ himself a top-flight leader. 25.12 decision. I'll never forgot the night last 1. 1»fu. • “Thirteen more seasons have June when the Notre Dmue Club bf Nfw Jersey Hffew“iT h lg im d - unfolded sinca.lhcn. but. I doubt olf dinner for the native Neumk- that Notre Dame stadium has sen another such blocking effort or. One speakor after another "« ILnthie’s famous 1hrec-for-on». ptni ed Hogiile to th-i nkie* utnl 'I wb* Ma'ctn-iilar enough Ml the mote they talked, the moro helmall tin- crowd in the Di-mre nlushed. 't was a pretty red-Tari-d young thud to its feet, gasping, and M r , §5 a man »lm got p on hi* feet to n block to r.tch the spoclatorT iMi-iwor Ike kooiI «i«he* of his '■Ve i* something indeed. “In rclroapecl it wn-n’t aMLAICAt, Instruments, aeces- WE PAY hliheat cash prices for frlinda—end you and I tn -e r m iciee, L'tvmise an the next 20ao its, guitar and vljlin airing* 1 ' — i tore. H syrr* ft Wil- heard more setinu* aid deter­ <ahl Irish eunir* -inf->,'leJ “ I *•* ot The ,.u sle Bjx l.i the Prl.imined promlte. (hao were irndr tian,s Kinnlluie Co.. 311 E. e r e rlear that Devore was like co'.a Theater Bldg. I by the new Irish rosch. Ht. nhenn 96* liughie klie.v wlml in' win .ip •f^"|,trPlllV lL t1*1®in un i»* rlw ing LARGE PLOT on main Highway, " noR tinv. i i e ' E ’wnwiTiV’ * uuip.ist. Ilc knew h * u »« i - riiu| if I. limes mm. your man. block him." suitable for garage ur cabin PRIVACY IH RERPHCTKI) stop-gap louder in til I rnrd: l.i«hy Thi't 1 development. Has <1 loom mo­ V O ult nstoiid d-s'r,* for privacy r i " , l , t |,o i c l o . n ■,! f n - n i t h e K s v y , I t e t “rLoacnl rfh l mail and ,run,f ,Ati dern house. Small cdm'.i, balance All-Ameiicu In money m atters 'H strictly He kite'* I • li • I • I,,.euay terms. Box 81, Sanford.. respected here. Friends an I lore if In- dl'lp'' pimlucv a fond tidiitlves nre not ntmtlonm' Urfiire the war, the oil indus­ ONE 10 ft. trailer, now p rin t; about your credit. Your em­ team. “ I'm going out In .-tiiiilh Bind try distributed about 60,000,000 Inside and out. Inquire Trailer ployer or business nssoo'ntc* nnd work linrdrr than I ever tourist mud inups u year. Camp. , will not hear o f y^ur pcrsunal — — ■ • ■— —— — . nffnlrs. There is no cause for worked before," -.hid llughir. ''I'll [>£. fJv •do the h o t 1 ran to have u ten in A VACANT. 3 bedroom house embarrassment. worth) j,t- Notre Dame and one with extra lot cn paved n a il j 1P r > Rciisnnublc credit requirements. you can be pruud to cheer.” out of city limits. E lu ard F. No co-maker* on mnnev loan* ll was cti -y to i r that'Ilevore Lane. .. Y u t J t h ’r u n ' - m e n t ii ' uuh . meant evrry w ort lie said. He FAMILY LOAN CO. wan sincere, *> murli s-i-tbut the' Bm C kV '. ONE child's desk with chair. ' Florida Hank Bldg. Phene 33 words came hard like a m W talk­ V Phone 1B2-J ufler 0:00 P. M. ing fit in thu heart, very much roncvriicd over wiiuUhc was say­ THE PI-ACS that you nlwnys H E L P W A N T ED — ing. wanted - 0 room house, two Walt Kennedy, No(ru Hume baths, laundry room, 2 car garage, 10 acre* land, n beau­ GIRL for soda Fountain at Lan- iiuldicity man, tell* me that tiful lake where you can hear ey's Drug Htnre. P art time or llughlr went from that dinner out- to IndiuiiR and dug into Ida the fish a* they *«ini nnd piny, full time. good bathing and boating. Ed­ work hinder than lie played end FULL time and part time clerks. for the Green in HIM). If you do ward F. Lane, phone 462. II. A A. Department Store. not (hink he wan plenty vicious LARGE, heavy cast iron heater, STENOGRAPH E R, then, just ask some of the boys' permanent to card of wood. 628.00. Phone position. W, E. Kirchoff, Jr., who ran up against him through 1033. 380. phone 306. As n good example of the I)e2 WIRE aprallcl cord, synthetic- (TiTlTT FOR OFFICE work, con- vt re spit it, listen la Kennedy tell won't burn 2( a foot, llau rr’s slstlng mostly of charging about the game Devore played as 118 H. .Park Ave. tickets and counter work. a auplmmom In 1031 against the '1 ■ _ i Pittsburgh Panthers. Seminole County Laundry Co. powerful « ir BICYCLE, ladles' pre-war, exHill W. 3rd Ht. __ __ Don't forget that the Irish were i "Rent condition. HLG Elm Ave. undefeated In 22 ronneculive con­ siahtsen MAID for Mather Furniture Co. tests when they met the Panthers. ALL OF BLOCK 10, sia See Mr. Brunson. The geme was one of the really loin, or will sell any or loir, big ones and rugged as It was runs from Lake Mary highway FOUNTAIN girls. APPly^ Shi great. to Crystal Lake, all beautiful Service, Sanford Naval C O L E M A N ’S Says Kennedy; Iota. Hee E. T. Cochran, Lake Station. _ Mary. Fla.. "P ltt'a veteran line waa paced CLEUICSTKN OGRArilER T lU i by a pair uf terrific tacklaa--. OFFICE SUPPLIES 4 filing experience, able to take Quest* and MacMurdo. Notre dictation, good aalary. Phone Dame could offer such as Joe WANTED— Everyday Files 613, ______ _________ Kurth and Moose Krause and Nordy-Hallman and Tommy Yarr "W A N TED : '3 7 nr *38 Chevrolet ORANCTr (iitkers. Bkhf far the grinding battle between ‘ Typewrltonr— “ car body. Plume 1163. Co., Stale Farm ers' the line*. And out on right end, Cord Index Trays much of ihe game, the Irish had CIRCULATING oU boater, large, also small, satiable for church WANTED TO RENT Hugh Devore, who looked a little Aluminum Sheet Holders on the small aide In the company work- Rev. 8 . J . Grady, Lake he wae keeping. Mary, Pox 282. _____ Leather Brief Cases "The game was a brilliant, bone* UNFURNISHED 2 or 3 bedroom tfU N —early American Fllntarock house, good references. Per­ crushing competition, as close as Books — Gifts rifle, In good condition. Phone m anent VYallaca Philips, Phone two minutes from now through JW7-R._____ 380._________________________ much of tho first half, though Buxton Billfolds Notre Dama held a small adge. SMALL furnished apartm ent Then Pittsburgh puntad from Ph. 14T Adu lt perm anent Phone 360, right a t Ua goal line and Devera 114 Msgonlis Ave. went Into action "Smashing In from his position FOUND: Billfold In M argaret SIT. WANTED— on the flank. Dorses just failed - Ann . Saturday. Owner may *® Jf** ■ hx*4 on tko!k»U and for adv. CaU JOB A8 cook or maid, p a rt time, block the kkk. Staggering to reHerald. Minnie Murry, 801 Sanford tain hla balance, he raced oat eraoad the piled-«p Race and Are. headed back up the field. and Ironing. WASHING Hattli "Chuck Jaskwich, plavlnr quart­ Cooper, 618 E. Oth erback for Noire .Dama, bad caught the punt near midfield and Will - pay up to |300 waa .veering out to hla left as he FOR RENT— m Watcfi LOST & FOUND' WANTED 50 PIANOS run*baek° *** “ *'*”»*“ * t 0**1 "As Jaskwich moved along toward Pltt'a 88-ysrd line, three big Pan* FRONT room with bath, d o st 'here swung down on him, forcing him tow ard the sideline#, and the In. 700 E. 2nd S t nin appeared M l for, an abrupt APARTMENT furnished. Couple ffniHn. finish. only. 1116 Park Ave, > "Bal — Devore. toward TheFURNISHED- mom, nddsTAvenue. 1■ 807 Mag n M M M n 'A U . for Spinets, 8tu4ios, Baby Graitds. Writ# Birger Wearier 8. Florida At*. LakeUod, Fla-! l*J •sf i t i%-i LEUAi N O T IC E - - —TTTT.Tr^TZ.— 7 ~ . .... M # NINTH %I! X TI«V: j h iic t a i . r illI'l'IT. IX AM>'r o ll KKHIVII.i; COrWTV. Kl.UltllH. t \ IIIAVm ic i 'ia" t; ritVjvtAM, . plaintiff, t) . V* ) MAll V f’HKVtAN. 1 ) licfciiilant, I U lm rrr Pw rm lliix, UIIIIHH til-' I’I'IIMt'ATlOX S i T A I K OK Kt.OttfIXA. 1X1 MAItV l.'HUVIAN. t-'J Dit-ntul IT, N r w n i Ir, N, J . . tllLKK't INU8: ' ]t iiHiniiiinu ftmo lint as ■•MI 1x111 of ctmelitliii ( 11*.1 1,- r .i,, ll,.,i v,,h a liltII- ri *lit«iil iif On- htuli- and llini your iine. nt plutc of it- t i t and or .dill i e* Is si* i n t­ ernal tit., Nrw:iili, N J„ uni tlml . ill nr*- over tho ,ia,» of ll year*, and flint llo i- N to, |ieraou wlllilli the HIi-to of Plotl.ln, tint aurvleo of n aiitipornn u|Hin wlmm would bind yon; IT IH. TIIKIlKt-MItK. OllDBItKn-lhal-you i.c uiul npiiear liefore Ihe above coni I on tin- Itill d-iy of .tloccmber, |SfS and u in u tr III* bill of v«|iijitalnl for dlvorre tierelll filed usalnat you And toll |uu not, lirnt-e ft- dm-res |,ro Onnfeeso will lie rnirred nrtilnat you, and the aald cause pm cret r« |wrtc. IT in PtritTHKIt u IIHKHKH that fbla order he puhllelied once a weah for four mneccullve weeha in a-newspaper of xrnrral vlreutatlon pubtlnlied lii Henilnol* ("uunty, Florida. tt’lTNl;a.1 mv band atxl ofllclat seal at Hanford. Karnlnole I'minly, Klorlila, lhi* IStli day of Kovemhrr, A- U. IMS. O. I*. MKRNfX>N trisrk. Cl rr it ll Court tty O.. U Hunt. U. (Circuit Court Heal) m m t HOME Controlled l .% coverage _____ you yoq had ’l86 . ,th fenders repaired could got hoi by paying asuy_6S9<__________ an S a n fo rd . E l o r l d a _ . —BUY FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIALS k£ie tte X , P R O D U C E Emperor Grapes. — lb. ■ 18c Rome Beauty Apples' “M bs. 44c Long Island Green Beans 2-lbs. 29c Fresh Fla. Cabbage lb. 5^c POTATOES Fresh Fla. Spinach 2-lbs. 25c 10-lbs. Porta Rica Yams 4-lbs. 23c i »-m - i — — ■* a I *it ii4*k Cauliflower lb. ps Yellow-Onions.. - 3-lbs 35c I>rr->*nl T rim lin n * — (in. *hlp*f,l 'T u , i n n * ; Fryers, 1b. Beef Brains lb. -,, Par Hell,-Ii. uk l*l»m *t IV I-rtm -ln Weiners “ “ lb. Sharp lb. 49c lb. 51c lb. 35c nnnirstlp H lr f l Pnt Rc-st lh. 27c Swiss Cheese l —~f.rrtrit» II it in m lliiilm Brisket Stew lb. 26c Potato Sahd lb. 35r. Sauer Kraut 2-lbs 35c l»"rl* B’llk Saw?age GROCERIES " K » r ) 1 k l > s fa r Ih e T h u n k - a l l * » a N prrailf K e ra 'a P » e , FRUIT CAKE 2!b cake 1.33 Nun-lxlne | IIring 'itmiilii ^1"— , Ketchup 18c Coffee Grahams 1-lb. pkg. U n it I llel Xl.mlr Muffp—arleO. IS Waif- p-i 1 » | u , It laata J-r- jelly l.thbi’a fJprSvp Octagon Powder Peas MEDAL med.4'/2; ,lge.l6c ‘ GOLD FLOUR Ltaall 1 u Up s h If leaU t o il e t s o a p 4 !/ a C 5 lbs. 10 lbs. 25 lbs. 14 OZ. btl. 1-lb. jar 2 Jars1 No. 2 can for H U i a NOMI MAUN SKUMTYI 29c 57c $1-35 U p ll sI pa '■mu as" U ps Pa It Uaf* Super Suds yt Gal. Quart I7 c . 38c ^ Lge. Pkg. N1VKRTIIHAHT Toilet Soap 13c act' .7_2_Bars _ ic t * « ^ ; 4>/2c- MILK 1 op Upg pa ‘ it Uata 23c GATOR RoachHives Lge. 35c; Sm. 15c >, Tall rppp Lkaif I pa U p s M It 'Usla PaMer-a l l . IS mm. s c o y r o g i BEETS SOUP Largo 23C PEAS n*«pp tpo. pi • ly tm u iA fT W PlpfcetrU r tpsaf Paper Kraut NfL2V^can 19c ■ ** M • « 3 for 25c 2 Jars 25c No. 1 can 10c No. 2 can 10c lb.jar 41c Itbtl^5c HcrHng^ll5oz.capl6c Cadi 1176*/. Get tho BEST for LESS. ■da. 35c 22c Halk ~ 31c Loaf Cheese ' —I ;*gL. f'liirk l'U» hm ttkrS 59c Sausage lb. 13c Mince Meat lb. Kre-h H k l i i l r —■ H lrlr" TVp IIU RrapS The posmhim of U r the 1st year U no more than jo b would pay for ths 680 deductible kind and 816 to 616 loan than you would pay {dr tho s o n coverage fn m BONDS D ar T im JdrouM-khixw-abau^lbsJMTV Collision or Uflset automnblle In­ surance offered by the State Farm Mutual Insurance Co. If you carry 660 deductible colli­ sion or upoat Insurance an your car or truck t—660 la deducted frqm each collision and upoet claim. I» II costa you 660 to re­ pair a damaged fonder, you pay "AIL l i another fender Is damaged and Ifc eoata you 680't o repair, you again pay ALL. A Knxj F lr s l SI re e l OCTAGON You Should Know T “Where Customers S end Their Friends” or ♦100 for U p r i g h t s * Plain case. j* By FRANK ECK AP Newsfeaturcs Sports Writer NEW YORK—When unbeaten Army meets undefeated hut once tied Navy in tho No. | football game o t the year at Philadel­ phia's Municipal Stadium, S atur­ day*,-Dec. I7 the last twii-player* who handled the pigskin In the climatic 1044 eluxh will do most of the ball bundling till* time, Doc Blanchard and Glenn Davis not excepted. They ure young Arnold Tucker of Army anil C. Bruce Smith of Navy, quarterback* of their teams ami the men responsible for inukinfor the T click a t the respective service academics. Both Tucker ond Smith were teammates a t Miami High in 1U42 ami although Smith has one entire season Hit Tucker'In big time eoU Ivgiate football, Tucker la more advanced , In, the T formation. _____ Ht was third atrlngrinst year. Navy adopted the T this fall und it was a new experience fur Smith. It was not until the last two games that Comdr. Oscar Hafeherg, Nhvv coach, decided to start Smith behind center in nines of Bob HoernscUmeyer. Smith rroduesd with startling results, Navy showing. Its scoring punch for ths first unis this season with 33-7 nnd S6*7 victories over Michi­ gan and Wisconsin, respectively. Thus, it will be a oattle of quarterback deception with Tuck­ er and Smith a t the controls, While Army has not been beaten since Navy tu rn ed ' the trick at West Point In 1043 by 13-0 and figures to win almost n* it pleuses. even against Its arch foe, Navy is expected ta he “up'.' for Uih^oiit. Sincr the soldiers are rated the grentdst collection ever tq/'grgce gridiron Middies haverevery '■ ■the f ............... verex thing hing to gain nnd nothing to lose. With Blanchard and Davis, the Mr. Inside and Mr. Outside of AIL America fame, getting most of the glory—and deserving it—In Army'* march to 18 straight t r l - 1 umpna, the deed# of Tucker have ; been somewhat overshadowed. Everyone fulls to realize that 11 Tucker calls those West Point: signals, Is the cha who gets the I ball from center nnd the same one who hands It to Blanchard .and 1 Davis. Tuckker and Smith were ju.it; uhout evifrythlng when they team -. ed" up i f Miami High- smith | captained the team nnd Tucker rcored 122 points in nine'gam e*, j Smith received a trophy a* the #rhool'a most valuable uthlatie. Both selected military life, Sm‘lli going to Annapolis in 1913 while Tucker betnmc a Navy V-12 *tusk i. '»nt at Miami University. BeansNo.300can 14c * ^ • e s a» tic Sauce. 38c j 1-Ib. pkar. 30c *■*1 oz, can 32< . A i — i i . a pa m , Ad t- * •V: ■A * M B �f # i * ",* ■^ $ | j 1 ‘ T~ r' ’ — * , ■ , V.-C ' - -—'C‘---,v * J‘ .1 t • » , *« • THE WEATHER In Unity There U Strength— To Protect tfie l’e«ci of the Worldt To Promote the Progress of Amrricei To Produce Prosperity for 8anford. VOLUME XXXVII Fair i& lw E M abltalied 1908 AN IN D E P E N D E N T SANFORD. FLORIDA. s State Of Nation Is Good FirBt Hundred Dayr Of R e c o n v e r s i o n Puts Industry Fa* AheatTOf Schedule ( Honoring U.S. Staff Chiefs D A IL Y N E W S P A P E K THURSDAY, NOVEMBER,29. 1945 ^ Associated Press Leased Wire Eisenhower Is GM Is Willing Critical Of To Talk W ith Pearl French Act ion C onciliators Given Calls For A Central Stedl Workers Call Administration O f Meeting Of W a g e Germany As Drawn Policy Group For At Potsdam Confab Strike. D e c i s i o n llti- fu'i* mi no i Ih c t ;'* E-id-i?- Con* l(nurd nilil llii- afternoon. cooler in- * night. -low!) rising Irtnpcr attires Frida). N U M B E R S5 Marshall Note Final w iny W arning IGfhdit'd (Jen. Short Three Hours After. —‘.hip—Attnclx” Iiegan- Nazi K iller Climbs To His Doom FRANKFURT. Nov. 29, W t 1_ DETROIT, Xuv. 20, ‘ <1*1—The ■.ieiui'rnr’ E W n l i ei hu* "firT-l “ lifrals tn (lie iontf deadW .tS IH M * 1 i> \, N ,n . 29. a report railing for th *1 establish- ( lurked n m tr. versy bet >eon Urn \ l ' •<>, . rM George ) . Marment a centiM ndmlnlHtraUon eral Motor? ami the striking CIO -ti.ib ' i l h - lit,’ InTocp the , to ro m to j. Germany. And. II*1' I'tilted Atl|u .ly iiik tn union Im* PrUu! N.ir'-nr * niniltlee l»e"M l' HJ Truman’* investigator. Jt.img ; , fletrd l. I resident t ’hnrfnre |n- I, . f„r China- as dr ................. * - Motors -i t Kisenhowrr t»laihM D It* Wilson of* “ Alt .1 I I, uli nli.il, r u in ) . Thai d *!?;• Krt*..»h for nrevtntinir affect- I said today that file giant corn O''■/» ■ i.sla). The ive aetion J)v the Allied C ^ trm slhiii mi a i» willing to iliM'ii-s ,‘ l i t ’ -' • '* !, r 'pl.l'Cil before oonrll. The General said ‘ft Itlint the strike with federal coneil ni ■ » 1 i”i i t , ,■ hows | hat t M il" attaches in n central juiminl»ti-.ition tor Her- l»it nn> r* mit'1’101 ■ot*di*,n. i '.Mr. Wilson einph isired, how­ Ini.... ! -nine parts of necessary. Hut throughout- Octo ever. that li.M will not resume • liifi > u ,!.•! cd lo lies(Tier, be said, the Krone ..tan* toi-otlntlhjls uilli tin- i don mi. [-...• ih" r j, three day* I .f., materalized.- The President did I 'sined their opposition t ■ tho I. - lay unto v. inker- m.hlif) Ih. iY.itl llirb o r atwarn, however, against are a l In­ piinciniee. Among other thing*, Heir drttrind for a ..Til per cent loeL flationary pressures, which he lie F reeach blocked a law lh.lt a ijri* inr-ease. lie ulrn culle I of real estate, wholesale and raw would HaVe encouraged n fe fem- (or an end to a lint he described W A S IlIN C T o N , N ov. 29. material price*, lie Mild we muni *lon of German trade unions on, » . illegal picket or r on the part i AI*) —! I. un -ugi' that. Areald are mounting in tho rise v national basis. There has hempf*of the (!|CI strikers. rivtil loo laf< i.i*H«’ii>i M«r1 continue to hold the line against some -ii -.nrogre«s — ... . this month, . . . . . .no *' In the steel industry, the CIO . .. Inflation. -noting to .fcjsenhower, but it has United. Steel Workers union lm ^ lia ir • L m m i m ilt' w n rn u ijr been small. The new tdyef ■or (u||,.(( „ meeliug of Its pntverlul The President wan h arp y , to f*►tbe ..Vriiij 'ctimniiiiuiiT lit Sfaff said that foot! must I*® ,**nL committee un wage in,me f. r note that unemployment is far Hnu . :A.dm.; hcoii laiil heforo to German* without thought or p,.,. ln ritU burgh. The wage lest than had been fearpd. Total l Ut* Punrl li.iiTor Invostlght•layment. just to keep the country („nlmiiUv will decide the next employment has returned to the an a wibslsianee level. There Is „,OVo jn |hp union’s*'strategy to • Mr ntimy. nine restlessness in the AmortJ( ,,n>. ri„,. uf ,o „ ,|IIV fl„. level’ It was on V-J day and It ihc cunmiittdo ■in and Ilrlttah xnnrr. he Mill. jt# members. The s le d - worke.*will continue to climb. There will ini 1'itini WiiHltbe periodic setbacks, however, oc­ !’l,t .It**.1: «*JJ V’ ’. ' n ■ t t e i - J s , ilieudy have indicated I,,- a vote' P..M. Eastern mu. thll, th..yVcasioned by the demobilisation of IN THE BIUTiSH KM HASS V A t WASHINGTON the Eald of Hair- •oigiis currenl rntn.ns are main- „r ,)Mr|y fiv,. l w ; 7. tho armed forces within tho next fax (center) is pictured with tho U.S. Chiefs of Staff ufter tonferr- •nlned. silling to back up tile wage >!<•ilitonlUin Army few months. So far. three and tag on them the Insignia of Honorary Kn.ght Grand Cross. Military nintnl with u strike, if necessary. i • 1 . '" i ’ i ii .m l G eneral one half million men have left Division, Ordor of the Hath (GCB), bestowed by King George VI. These two lalwir developments CONVICTED AND SENTENCED I t • HANG wiili i'.,m , th i S!* *i T t m . t t i n l a p * w e r e the servico and they are joining Shown wearing their new emblems arc Gen. 11.11. Arim Id, Adm. rumu ns President Truman said muiis for Alin.pmide.r of .six .U.S. i|u i , .loljnuiie,- feipt.l • Ernest J . King, Gen. George C. Murshstl and Admiral William D. the labor market a t the rate of III Washington that we are well pnutches hi* end on tin*, scnflonl at Hiui b-n!, lit i niiiii) . « in ' 1*9’ , Leahy. (International) .a l ill) I ’.M . u n d 50,000 a day. on our way toward reconversion, five were executed. At left (f.iriny mniciu ImtuG iu ....I.• - , III! 111! iii’i? ,t > ' . ' . i c d t h a t ti l e with th eprogrnm ahead of sched­ baugmuu. 8)rt John 1 Wood "t Snn Antonin. |‘ex., who Iri ,|..' 1 The Job' of reconverting war W a*liinginn ule and unemployment even low­ ,ng oil hi intti. Iliilei .il >., r*:11 plant* la virtually completed. In . I ill-1 r u c t i o n * — j ;Jm i er than bad been expected. the first one hundred day* of ii iiiii.'iiip e. f' if 4 'V * peace, $27,000,000,000 worth of iburi A, . Sgt. Habort A. Kiutihtf K night,. aon-of m »ii of J i /^ ■ ------j------- rfi* *V.fn ' i, ■ tl i e lio tlr war contracts were cancelled. Mr. nnd m , s j j . Kmght. who '■.>"- i | g l ' c o l t 1 Q Most peacetime product* are al liter of Company D or f *1 _ as n m ender ready in production or ready to the National Guard was call,1" i.lliigly.” The ■■ii i roll. ’ The metal-working trades into active dulv on Nov. 20, 1940, "i .l ,1 with an order np*t -. are In such good nhspe th a t they recently wrote hi* pnrent* from to ir , u.ivnl iLUthoritles expect by mid-1045 to ship goods Mindanao, Philippine islands, if -tin a t two and a half tlmas the 103!) that he expected to return home Ilf, radio facilities rate. We depend on this Industry soon after 23 month* of overtot Wi iking properly, the MANILA, Nov. 29, (fl’l— Army for most of our consumer durable Fed Lines Paves Way Marshal B e i n g Sent <eu* service, rikattr i wn* sent by coinlleudipmrtcrn in the western Pa­ goods. He served with the 31*t Dixie cific ini fnhlt It l inched Hawaii For Sanford Backs To Orient To Survey hu* announced that the remu:>ivi*oti with Brig. Gen. J. C. HutIn all, says President Truman, i a at* . le** titan an tery where Ernie Pyle uiid 490 Electric Motor A rm a­ Defense Counsel ()!> who recently returned to Amei ican soldier* are burled will business continues to be good. To Score 4 Times M i l i t a r y Situatioij ,'liison l our- brflMC III*' Jap attack, bej e c t s T o I n 1 r o this country. The Division left ture Used To Siminh IIo pointed to the fact th a t retail -o f Hio —attack, on a caretaker statuu on Feld Ktates. Feb. 5. 1913. operated |i> |t • . ,.z»t pin .1 iu General /■ sales are up trfn p e r-c e n t over By JULIAN 8TKN8TKOM CHUNGKING, Nov, 20. <A1- the L That' is the dulc when thu d i l u t i o n ( ) f F l a i r Plate (xlass Found a year in New Guinea, eight 'Mr thle time last year and that steel *.K IUnt i about tbiee Herald*8porta Editor The overall eoiunttpilcr of Amer­ h i l t Indli* and Ul,t o1 ,”or* tha" ^0-00° Alr **. ». * l(} Ingot production has risen to 82 . Anderson, BrookMu and Cullum, ican fAiuea in China — Lieuten­ months in th* h , in i^n to n n|nv e l will l>e nt evacuated from., { NUEUNIIUW,, N ov. .'it, . , The Hnofortl httH-stnlioo-of tlie |.j ntll| lm ri„i„ A p#r-V»iti capacity, compared With Seminole’s •'ARC,|*1Xll,IUfield^iio'i* ant Genera Albert -C. Wode- pnrticlnuled In Limn in .viorBTiuj ,j)(l ttiny island of le. Only n Fioriilti Motor Line* u n . broken JAnierican pio-e.--ii toil- «viitin.'-ni Altfimfpb* i.. «-1 . , . Ute 00 per cent mark It fell to with brilliant line play by the Fed m eyrr — told a news conference hr wrote weie fcw A r"’v caretakers will remain, into Inst night , and $30 iu cai.li today *<i- iinfidd beim r tin- *71*111*71 t'hflj'i* !.» 4»ol$t mini i. , 1.- wlih liuright a fte r Japan surrendered forward wall, had no trouble last today hu haa been discussing with i i r .h . ' ' 1 ^ . I Offlcinls Imve ahnmmced w.iii liy cn de, n previous inquiry laiinui wliitrai p v|#ithat u anil four pair* of trousers, the (war crime* tubumil i)»,- loiy . i by ssM he was night In racking up a 28 to vi?- Chinese authorities the disposul nolu foi tho huiviiu men in » | a Th* President P r « ......................... mi Am iy itiv • -ligating board t bo avnilabfe for prepeity of J.M. McDonald, opera­ Nazi intrigue and tilth .olinmi iliriflfistNl 0pleased _____ to .H Hannounce I the “tory over Coach Ed Bruner’s sting- of surplus United .States pro­ church «>f Immboo ami palm h*« • j u j . j,. that hi had culled " “ D" '1 W' M not bei “vaHable r.u tor of the bus slntiun. were *to activity that • resulted in tlie ai cost of living hae three- less Leesburg High Yellow Jackets perty in western Chinn. Wedc- vcn. Being local?d on an H.mi i civilian has dropped dro| vlsilors American-built t*l Mi - Vrlhi - in lia* Philipsdiliis* of An tn .i in !:•;"• . i * foot high pint on u, ho ala tod that nir strir*. len, il was reported today by tenths of one per ceilnt since the in the Lake County City. w-liii wlileh the Island meyern talks were on the high­ . . ctepilii iu* to give hint was III' NCciind dav the Aluert' m Vill" war ended whereae It rose one . Coach Goose Kettles’ aggrega­ est level — with Generalissimo the weather was nice and cisil i" equipped., have Imwii surfaced Police Chief Roy G. William*. ill" W.llllilH Chief WilliuniH lm* at homl liroHerUlion (teented to Adolf III and three-tenths per cent In the tion was able to push across a Chian? Kai 8hek and Premier for u locution *o near, tlie istua)"r. lo preserve them for possible fu­ let'* llihl conqui t nnd wa il< • it lo r im "We liavu two seasons a year, ture use. -------------------- ----- — same period after 1D1B. m arker and convert - the extra T. V. Soong, ---highlight of toon) i- ' lull in tTi. now fniMitiai, ut pho t'll on tho nnd that i* the hot and the hot­ The labor situation was men­ point In each of the tilt’s four The Amorican commander said ter weather, nnd the wet an I The Army has nnnuunred also romioill i i.| -lo *nig' the intioned a t length in the Presi­ Quarter* while the stubborn Fed a dispatch saying 700 American welter j)UQ," hc_. wrote, " when that II will discontinue garrison* linn and which it is bell eyed was on war. e liu ii'i-. i leasing \n ii ..ml Navy concern dent’s -rep o rt,— He noted th at line -wax lik r concrete and Lees­ planes wore belli Rrttn, ihiya, Ktimr Iteepid* wet,* inlinduced i ,*4*_tli. Id,. - d ol hostilities. M lillta w -- rK 'GVr ' thr rain romea dHWn lii TurrtflTlV.’’i'«t Kcrams-, used to smash the lower pail of since Aug. 14, there have been burg's 62 yards gained from Aguni Islets on Dec. I. that while Hiller unproto,t to, t i n ........."luiuiilcattoris is „ J T ‘ , i r^ m vv-1,', iU *° 8gt. Knight was bom in Sun-," ll goes for tin* Okinawa group the* heavy plate gin** of tile nidi: new strikes, involving about 1,* scrimmage was on end around rhin„ " V .... ........''eilcm ...........jycr to tin- wui l.l Ii - had - ii in i il'M i . ti ­ , '''corre^t* evci for,| attended ’local school uml, That Tim o fanio.i* in.' age to the door, to the sla tfon. 500,000 workers. The time lost plays. said the pianos merely were be­ graduated . from Seminole 11igh i wr* wcIL____ ll on lot inn*. Iii high *•iiimun ,1• . , •• i11 f Inown’* "E ast A largo crowd from Sanford ing collected in Shang'hni. If the To enter, the thieve* tin,I fiist was 'Iiawing up dilniltd plan, t through , work stoppages In the in 1934. Prior to enlisti i -1 " • ■!• a i i i i o u i i ie m e iM Isxt ono hundred days is estim at­ went to Leesburg for the game Chiiu-He want to buy them, they School lo cut tlie screen wire in flout lltUn i, Hu - 1, 1. * (j Lnt-. ho wo* employed by llie IIou* dd I"' i'll' tip-off t tin L ed to be a fraction of one per­ and wero completely satisfied with may — If not, they may lie sold millat and Anderson Drug Slotr. G r a h a m of the door, move nn <ml*ldo T estifies t '<'ijli el tor German \ i in) , . •n. •' ■ l.l ‘nit ouo. It was bench, lu rak the gins* olid I lieu Clii.'l of Sluii I'iiIoiii'I lii'iii'i .1 cent of the total working time the brand of ball displayed by the to someone else or shipped back In Id* letter home, be enrlosed n .ji i'dll, iluii* llawuii was to one side u metal stand GtlrlaV .In. l| <il jr. ted la t |a lilt available. In .th e same period, locals last night. And it Isn't to he United State*. small photograph of the surrender A g ain st FE C M erger pu*h OICIIf d . . m e e t lililtjj 1Iu.* .lap wen* used for vending soft drinks. Wcdemever told newsmen that >f the Jnimnr.se nn Mlnitnnuo t> 024 theatened strikes were avert­ ofteit that 8anford does things dtlrtion of tin wai plan. I In t Irt-f i.taitf. - —■ ed and 8G8 strikes were settled. like that to the Yellow Jackets 22 P-51 Mustangs — flying from Gen. Hutchison. WEST PALM BEACH, Nov. 29, This morning a tot of stolen, cotium-l ii- • -lid lliat ir M r- |."I i who have won a great majority * ItMt ••. r*u* htit'k a ' July 8. (fl’f— Former Slate Senator Er­ supplies, chiefly table radio- ami plan *Iii *’i t i' ii eielnstv ly tivni:i The President blamed the out­ of the clashes between the two Hankow, China to Shanghai n * li. i*!»’ n i H hint lo nest Gminim liu* told u board of tithes, were discovered hidden un­ Austria and Imwed i.niy I hu t ■ break of labor disputes In part squad* within the last 16 years. encountared bad weather and 11 •' i -.1 ‘■■•Ion I i 11!«-i niing him that wero lost. Two pilots were killed Interstate Commerce Coenmtsslon- der some crate material at tlie Gei'iiir.n liii'h i' hih- i nut *.i pi on the fact that all parties held Mahoney kicked.off for Lees­ l i t •" n red alt her vesers that it would bu ’unfortunate” Chase amt Company Warehouse pining fm nil cvciitnalitie• I tholr grievances In check during burg to Kilpatrick on the 36 who and at least one is missing. I it \ 11 m l i r " o l t o Ite w e s t The American commander sold if thu Atlantic Coast Line wctc nt Thirteenth Street and Jiltn the ri'iin. il n iiird 11iiiitilt,I , the w ar In accordance with the returned the ball to the 38. Broof 11 I'- aoiii t ant.I hy Ailg, 1. permitted to gain control of the Avenue, by u warehouse employee again*! .Spain, he Ih-IIcvc* General George Mar­ no-strike pledge. oklln went over left tackle for shall is being aant to China to \i d JuU .the record show;*, Florida East Const Railway. win, reported the in utter to .police. Fnniicj ||i'a'ii*mili'‘lial lle im n tti 1 Mr Truman mentioned the six yards, Anderson w ent I law i In’ Pltifippines, the c u ri­ Testifying at un ICC bearing a survey of thu situation According to Chief Williams, Goei mg *until...... In ml t hi* i ,'n t iih. i largest dispute now hampering through the line fnr 30 varda but make am!. .and l.onJon were Into proponed reorganization of hark in September, a prowler hud of n clown during Hi t ii • ninl and report back to President production—the strike a t General Sanford was penalised five yards Truman the FEC, Graham aaid that new hern chased from the warehouse of some of tin- ividi'iae. \t on, nil* i- d. Hi, i . t h e C u l le d States with recommendations. Motora. He said the heads of for off sines. Anderson then ad­ Wedemeyer it*.nt I" plac e nil embargo blood is needed in independent said he thought Oioso time, lie shook hi lie...I ami p" the corporation should ait down vanced eight yard* through tho recommendations Japan. The message* _ ownership of railroad* by-people * by police, Inst was not raptured. dtrouidy mi hi',| fiimi 'id,■ I*, id, vn oil would deni with a first down and talk over lh« wage dispute i center for-------------. on tho ... 49. future United States asslitance Cpl. Lawrence A. I.undquixi, who are interested in the devedop-1 It l* believed that the prowler tn allow l>e liooiod tlie eviilPn1* U r g e d PJ .i.iinoty ni c * ii r e * with CIO union leaders. L abor’Cuilum went around end for nine — or military aid — to China. who waa formerly atationed il.t" eventual!lies, gainst i ■’ ‘ at‘ ment of the territory in which, had itccn staying night.-. In the liring pie euted at licit point ...........................is_nd Anderson smashed into the warehouse. Secretary Lewis Behwsllsnbach Ilatangea, Luxon, in the Philip- they operate. Said Wedemayer: Againii.t. 1*1, the commandFormer Deputy Fuehrci Ituline for one yard and another first trying to get Gkl President Among the recovered loot were dnlf lie* got iiinilhi'i -toinacli to , | Il The Atlantic Coast Lina Is "Few men in the United States I'lnea. and Is now at Yokohama, t dir licet. Admiral Charles Wilson lo agree to re­ down. Japan, expects to return bams seeking to meree the FEC with its four table radios, no electric Imlli- lirhe in tin midst ol* 11a' p im ti d lllfx ltn t'.l ii i l either m ilitary or civilian, are was *tohl tlmt A fter Anderson and Brookli.t' batter equipped to evutuuU .a In January, ho recently wrote trunk system --whereas tho Du­ room heater, two boxes of iiulio sume negotiations with the union. ing*. lot In- sliit not leave tii. Gib fall "t Du 1."ttoye cabinet There Is no hint of what Wilson's were held to. one yard, Brooklin situation than General Marshall, hie mother, Mrs, E. F. Lumlqiild. pont intercuts are seeking to tube lithe* and tools, a khaki mini out. cotirjt.... . aiade aua lie i*. .eking to *■: >t'lw la li.Japan and Itusreply will be, but Conciliation dashed to the 1-crsburg 20 befote lie has - a fund of experience in Cpl. Lundquiat wears three bat­ over the line as an independent underwear, pants and a helmet. rape Irin) on th* giound. of a. i o pa ilnllly, I’tecauCullum went Director Edger W arren is hope­ being stopped. tle stars and other decorations. railroad. international affairs and enjoys Several honked devices, evidently ' ueidn and hi t le.i on that. < on Ho||* "i |" u d in l.e taken in around end to the 16 nnd then It ful th at both aldea will soon be Graham further has declared u;i'd for breaking und entering, is scheduled to l » itiled tontiM r * the respect of the President, llawnfi ill a. >v Id nut provoku the four a fte r Anderson w a r stopsitting around the conference Congra** -a n d - the pooidt4W ilio-fiiuniii ^ ^ Ur. Hamilton Holt o f ■Rntllnr HfaAcr^Ki-!i l U d C ^ ACr!°Ai'ow w#f$i table. The union, which -haa- been p ed-in-the line for nn gain. TH* United Slates." auto haltery wero returned liy [ Dial Imi rilile '* nv ..f 'h u t 1 'o l a i r . will *>- ill sneak u n a a l on n n the I lm* San S'lll 1.1 I . ... ,L i. t .i ,l \ tin do' p!i*-ed, the note of Fed fullback plowed into the line College meeting separately with Schweiblanket* everythityg In the louth Meanwhile. pre*a dispatcher 1,1 Natn, eotireiiirati ............ in liii- i-i. nimnnlcat inns for three yards and a first Francisco Conference which _ he except (he Florida East Cast and police to Chase und Com patty. leuhach and. W arren, haa stated again reaching Chungking *<ld Genand tube* rn*». stolen the pi * i »'■ ' 11 H U M psome u in v Iradfo g iliw v«s»** •front ! * ' * « « i ''y « ip - . , i - . i i-a."i il, tin. N". 24.. four day* the nine. Brooklin pickwl to members of the San­ now th*y are after that." Ite willingness to m eet with the down(Con eraliaaimo Chiang Kui Hhek's na­ attended, — Porter Lam ing wore roturiiiMl. • i irlmi*flv u it............ "f the defeit d’lei tin -lap- hud delivered n h IIs u S Os r« t» T m | ford Teachers Club Fiiduy even­ corporation executives, anyUme tionalist force* have .hailed their ing . ala III l m licit lii'il Illieii h e n ie v, e - atS'nv f m i i it tr.iiclv worded message, tlie a l the Junior High School and a t any place. fighting advance toward M ikden. auditorium. tin x i 'i c e u Pa !i and Asiatic fleet* wera rich Manchurian Industrial cen­ The Army A ir Force has em ­ •■.'ii' I ih.it n an prise .itlnck, wn* Local Woman Beats ter. The NaUonallata were ■aid barked on a reconversion pro­ Sales Of Christmas Liffht Frost Tonight n i.... tjbiiity. How ever, the coingram of its own. General H.IL Seals Are Increasing: to have stopped become of a A regular Army recruiting O ff Attack By Sailor Mtgre ied that the a»Russian agreement to allow them leapt consisting of one officer Forecast By Bureau jSprl. Norman Waidor niiiniration Arnold has called a big powwow i.ult might lie launched against* to enter toe city peacefully later. Itc-Enlists In Army ahd one non-commissioned offi­ of Industrial and labor isaders In Philippine oi Guinn. Thuro g off an A favorable increase in fchristLAKELAND, Nov. 29, (/P)— ' for Dec. 5 a t Mitchell Field, Long maa heel sales ovir last year was There he* boen no official an­ cer will lie in Hanfurd Thursday, she desri ilied as a sailor of short ■.i_mvl mention of Pearl liarnouncement a* yet of such en Dec. 0, to accept applicant* for Cooler weather with light frost Island.' H* will address the reported to the Board of DirectS-'Sgt. Swiiinil ,s. WaTiei ’ not. stature, Mrs. F. C. Smith of 100(1 enlistment or re-enlistment into West Second Street, managed last in the northern district is forecast sen uf Mi*. ■Minnie M. W.ii Ii u meeting as will the veterans ad­ ora of the Seminole County Health agreement* Hv tlie vinl of ^Jovember, the Other dispatches told of spo­ the regular Army.. The location m inistrator, General Omar Brad­ and Tuberculosis Association at to get away and reach her for peninsular Florida tonight of Route ■ I, Hex 3-’i I, Klltifm 1 . w iie sneaking of the fighting between Nation-, of the recruiting office will b« night by the Frost Warning Service at hiu re-enllt tc,| in the Army lit ­ 1 1. dii'hility home, she reported to police this ley; The A ir Force wants the their m eetin g'at the Clinic build­ radic of Itnving Japan make aHsL. and Chlneaa Communist announced taler. lakeland. I t r ' morning advisory ter having served three vein . ip tlie lil t oveit morning. natlea to recognise the m erit of ing. The report wee given by forces act. Ilo lilitic*,-it it on several sectors of the I the I'ncific tlienlnr in tlie tilt • i u According to the report given says: a young.B ier who did a big Job Mrs. Mary Saw wlinga, seal sale Manchurian fro n t Mild, tnlgbt l>eein at un; "Forecast for peninsular Flori­ force, for . which nil ion In* ic | tii.oii"ut. At tills point. GeneriA by Mr*. Smith, she was walking airman. durlng the Un w ar even 'duSit he chali home a t 9:30 o'clock last evening, da for tonight nnd Friday morn­ reived one bronze i'tar nnd tillu r M». Arthur cm word (root the a soda-.Jarmay nave only A. B. Petirson p resided r ■a t___ theI he - I when a t First Street and Cedar ing: clear akle*. cooler und light decorations, ker before Pearl Harbor. moating at which Mrs. May PynPOOR FALA! rd 1 I liilippiiie. ili.it IP*, lied extended winds all districts. Calm toward Avenue nt the railroad crossing, Kgt. Wgliicn bn* alioadv i . i \. 1 ii.. ii'iinl recounabsance in cun Every community and the busi­ chon of the State Tuberculosis a tailor jumped out a t her, grab­ morning over northern districts. in the army for nlimiit It) yenr- ' limrtl'tn wltii tlie Navy. From RHJNEBECK, N.Y.. Nov. 29 UP) ness interest* tn it will be asked Association was a guest. bed her, and tried to drag her Scattered frost in northern dis­ nnd bus little mure than th' , Hawaii. Genera! Short sent An t/TtansIve program for —The late President Roovelt's to remember th a t a kid who was off. She fought him off and ran tricts. s*me period uf time lo go liefon detailed no - 'litre describing the assart enough to lead a squadron spending of funds in conntcGnn pat Scottie Fata, is in a dog hos­ home. living eligible for retirement tin precaution, lie bud taken against nbat is sm art enough to be with tuberculosis paUenta of the pital today. It eearaa Fata had a "low est temperatures in cold She told Police Capt. Roy Tillia d ir the new army pension plan. a good civilian Job—de­ county, waa outlined, and plans ruB-fn with Elliott Roosevelt's and Bhore Patrolman J. Willard, est low ground location*, occuring He wa* horn in Sanford ninl a t­ sabotage. lta the fact th a t his pre-war wars discussed for immediate pro­ 1$$-pound mastiff, Blase, on tho •bout 7 A.M. Friday morning: What eauie next was the roar who investigated the incident, that tended -school* here. [parlance adda up to approxl- cedure - In raising more funds, Roosevelt estate et Hyde Park. of attar).ing Japanese ptanea the tailor had followed her almost Orlando district—32 to 3H degree* ___ _____ stitches a f­ Fata required several with L. I. Frnsler, chairman of p ale ly icro . over Pearl Itaihor, and the crash to her home. The only descrip- and scattered light frost, fu­ IIKTUKNrt TO STATES the larger gifts committee In terward. B la u was uninjured. of bombs ttiat drowned out Gen* Gon of the tailor she could give ture temperature outlook: slightly Mr*. Ale* Foster, 499 Palmetto wae that he was "a short, small higher temperature* Friday night Avenue, bn* received word from and Saturday," her son, Clifford Grucry, J r , 8 2/y, US NR. tlmt lic-Jutd wt riveil In the Slates Jirepnrut'.r, Columbia University says lib­ to recuiving Id* lionorukde di Light Intanifty, climate and soil produce marked variation) in the eral amounts of vitamin A tend charge and . that lie expect- to be home toon. He in* hud four nutritive value of frulte and vege- “to postpone aging." Lo* Angeles. years service in the Pacific area. —" WASHINGTON, Nov. 29. <AP)—The first one hundred day a of reconversion, have been summed up b y Presi­ dent Truman—nnd he finds the state of tho nation good. We arc far ubend of schedule on the road to our peacetime pursuits and some of the anticipated dangers have not Seminole Racks Wedemeyer Talks Up 28toOWin To Chinese Over ' Over Leesburg Surplus Disposal Robert A. Knight Plans To Return To Sanfnrd Soon Cemetery On Tiny tius btaaoh Is Ie Island Goes 0 n ; Broken Into Ami Caretaker B a s is Nazi Activity Austria Uniok! Robbed Of $50 Before Tribun 1 CITY BRIEFS «- V : 1 . _ Shopping ►d t m s t i l l cm n stiM S Jet--------- �✓ r /' > •. - W, * - yf-Tigiwgr * .* tflS'T* P | (III* HI* M! M U E TWO THE SANFORD HERALD, SAW minole Racks fp 28 To 0 Win O ver Leesburg K 'e e lla s rS I ’rimi I’a a e line) up ■two, Cullum ilusut-il in the four and then behind u fnst c h a rr­ ing line, Anderson went-over cen­ te r for the flint *core. Clark ’>• dropped heck and placed the bull 1 aqua rely between the upright* ' for the extra point. * In the second period, Anderson - recovered n Leesburg. Ititnblc on the Jacket It void liiu and Cnllum didn't hesitate to skirt the Fed* on another drive by dinJilim 1 •tround -tround hi* right end for 1 12 yards. score, Sanford gut the ball on their own ten ynnl still*. Cullum ■ |iicko<I u|) five aiVil I’lcrcy looked 1 like n veteran wh?n lie went off left -tackle for *20 yard*. Cullum picked up another four yards and I llrooklin insscd to Grantham fo r' nine yard*. I’ierry nearly got ' Labor-Management Confab I Labor, Man'agorffdnf L eodin into the open again when ha went Solemn Occciion for U. $. I Look Allkt, Columnlif Find* off tackle for 15 yard* and a first down o n ith o Le»burg *HC By HEtEM IISAKY I'mlum went nruiind end lor five C tm rtl P rttt Columnlu and on -the final play P lccy • W ASHINGTON-If you bad been a,W elt Dlaney sluing In tho rocked up four yards. _ Til ..i m m i*a fronl row at a labor-management conference aeealon In the Depart­ M M III III 12*11 I . I X S I I I l l l i 1*1 ment of Labor auditorium, you might have amuaed yoursilf with A Hlngli' I.K <11liter Hiouieinrr t.T Toller little mental experiment In adding up the compoatte feature* of tbT I'li IiIIiik l.i) Kt liner Kiti'iil i l>k • •’ — lluueluo labor-management face. I found the experiment, aa conducted by I’n* III) Tnwne me. a little disappointing I'lnrk l»T Mm11la For. after studying the profile* and general architecture of the I'll* kill IT II in mi v reptueentatjvr* of labor and the profiles and Kill' i)ll Hurt architecture of management. I could not ace any I'Ullum l.il tluller 1 III im'MIii ill Mnlimi'r difference between the two. Amlei'Min I’ll llntllr tie"l e by |ierli"le Minlt'l il T 7 7 7 —J* lliin u ii " a u —u Hrurlliu loUeliUt'Wlie Anderson L, lliuiihlln. . ‘i I'nlnts uCli'i lourlitinn ns; I'lnrlt • <hlrk*. „ „ , , MuListltutliini Km Halliard — Wnitirn. i Irani bain. IJi--•r*1. Jen* kill mi II, Hmllli, Tin lip. For l-eeslull m ,1niii | Ini inn. IV............. Tf ner. Knlklil. II. tV.lnl*., J .Winks, t\* Ise), Hitei*. Itlnrik. .NoltlittlT "SH't'V M *»f w'sllliig alternate* I had meant to And labor and PRIEST management POLIOWIN O A JAPANESE through The grounds of Iso shrine at M'A TTXTlt >. of the * idllorlUm. sat capital or managepie(nt unite different llut as they sat row after row UoebL.Emperor Ili(ohllo Is pictured after the'ceremonial In which he Hs'fsn litory . tth r namfi by w>ftch-we-call the-boes nowadays)' a I right angle* to the stage. I swear you cotild prayed to his ancestors and explained Japan’s defeat in the war. He Was and It* alternates * not have told which was which unless somebody T o t a l t lr» l i I ii w ii on hi* way to hie special train fbr Tokyo. (International Soundphotp) Everywhere else was pres*. Several miles o f press. 8harp T f pointed In­ hail out which wn» frightened capital and l 'a a » r « A l l n i i u 1' <1 I’sa n c* C m u p l i i t i '1 tent From above, cm raised platforms; below, from undtrfoot, war* which wm I he man with the shrinking dinner I ' u n l A v e i »*e» Kllrg lights bright enough to spota night club floor show star. At Fum ble* the hack of the room, massed against the wall, were the greened! Y u til* ' P e t ia llsis i Labor—the a FL and tne CIO—sat In proper IS O IV inl'U and most delicate fern* the department of agriculture couldline? growIlcl(tnd each tine of delegates wae a tin# C ullum IS for the big occasion These may nr may Beyond, not dispel Industrial llrnuklln U on "the the other side' Aiidiri>"ii strife" President Truman spok - of amiably later The pillars of the I'lerey r.S Labor auditorium rose tall and gilt encrusted. It was a beautiful T u t wl* JIT eetllng For anything g Big Swiiig To The West In Amateur Basketball P l^ y " action. A fter the Jncket* had .m a d e a desperate nllrm pt to m m "All we need Is a strip tease act,” laughed someone. “Will It ba labor or management that lose* Its cr—er outer garments before thle meeting is over?" Inquired another curious watcher. . "B etter still, why couldn't the conference put on one of ttioed usual dance teams You know, the man In the shiny black broadcloth throws the beautiful girl over his shoulder, to music of course And carries her off the stage smiling. Wilp her feet pointed to half past six ?•• There wax a good deal of bustling about. The list of deleghtea, advlaers and allernatss (alternates always remind me of substi­ tutes e t a football gam e.and I expect to see them break Into a warming-up run In the bark of the hall at any moment), . . . Aa I started to say. AO words back, the bate of delegates was carefully prepared Reading the list over you might have thought you were reeding e roster of the brains and brawn that have built up Industrial* America and won the victory the Alllies do not y st know what to do about. Despite my attem pt to make the labor-management room sound a little gay—simply because It le necessary a t thle Present state of International, national and personal confusion to Imagine gayety—the atmosphere of this session was Masting not gay. It waa ominously real. I had an uncom­ Highly fortable feeling that something none too pltaaant was in the air The opening talks, toned down by Imparl ant the microphone to almost gentility, did not dispel the belief that here was a gathering a* Important and as perilous to the future of the United Elate* as any international peace­ making session. The words of Ihr president of an airplane factory came to my mind; "It'a amazing, but the country doesn't understand—w* ere In the midst of another war—e labor war . And we can’t see the ros'd to peace—not yet . . _ fz 2" -T -J . : < r- * . HIALEAH. Nov. 20. (Jl*)— Wmveterans returning home to UfaIeoh will be able to buy a build­ ing lot from the city of Hialeah for unu dollar,—The only re­ quirement derided by the city council are that the ex-service­ men pay any outstanding tnxe* and agree to build within a year after .Jan. J. \ z : - : i - outfit by Junaril of * Dallas is it. A skirt to stride in and z new ankle slacks *• (notice?) to straddle : : -i to n cli aril able Institution chosen by the linine team. After each tdahi has played each *>[ the other* twice In a linme-aiullumic schedule, the top four will tangle In n round-robin totirimment In Denver HrMarcll. 'All re -1 The first Greek Heller sorority; rripls will un to charity. Knppo Alphn Theta, was founded TenniN will fit* to must of their at Dr Phuw university in Jun* i iijrngenirnt*. They will J a lljnl- nary INTO. led to PJ player* apiece, nearly all of them former eollrgr perform Ancient Rumnns liked to keep ern. A. A. U. biiskrllinll follniven in their houses, nlwnvs before rrcull vividly Imw such eolleiftat* their eyes, tbe wax mass* of their Sim's as Hank l.ulsettl, Jach Me ancestors. . this thrcc*piccc Vt THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1945 Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Store cun furnish you u complete line of Tuxedo Feeds a loo Plenty Citrus Pulp Cotton Seed Meal W heat Bran Corn & Wheal Scratch liny Oat* Kabx Chicks AH kinds of poultry xupplics TUXEDO FEED CO. PREPARE EARLY FOR FALL Good grooming and good cleaning go hand in hand . . no onn can be well groomed wearing soiled, wrinkled clothes. Bring In cleaning early und be prepared to meet the Fall season with band-box freshness! llfTINC THE TRUCKEof UttHom mnllvc tender that struck ahd kllIca~Wf»; Catherine Zeno, 42, Troy, N. Y., ond seriously Injured her 3-year-old grandson, a railroad derrick Is used tn enable rescue workers to remove her body. One of the workers stand* by with his lantern as the dead woman Is revealed on the track. (international Soundohotol Raven Hill School H as Girls’ Field Hockey Outfit Raven Hill Arademy nl nenrliy Ovrinnhl'-wn ^'iiiirt*. n I1niir»| NntJon* wlr|, fli-M hockey tciini. The I'nenii Inelrdes: — rim e und Yolnpde Fnrfnn mid M»«tintiii" Mirtidlend, nil of Sun Fernando, ‘ Trinidad, llrillrdi West Indies. • Mm In Vtdiium n<‘i n ill Ni-t’emi of Palermo, aii'ily. Carmen tialx of Huvanna, Cuba, Dnreenc Pulllnger of Cni pinll, England. ______ Plus four-yenr-nM Aneidu Ell e ' Slnxnpore. mascot of the tea*” * •Tile cniiiuln I* u Philadelphia girt. Elaine McCabe. Marin dl N I s e e ml Is the daughter of prince ond Princess CwnuJg .VaJauagncra. Qbe former Margaret ltirsh .if Phiiudelpliinl. Maria has 21 nnme* and tillcs riven her at tmptlsni bill won't be able lo use them until she nt- the wishes of his voters. For ckiiiiiple, Ilij per cent of tlioitb nmiwcrfng have declared in fever n[ u ycui of military trainli.ir for IH-yciir-old in peacetime. (July 34 per cent suld "no"—a' far different picture limn the conI'.rr• man cofiM get frem his 25iii-; nppoililiiin In vmollcltod le t-j ter*. i One lmiclL.il/ r<pu YJe„ was sent j lo mind imn. JA.lev* I - in aclloot — Hie, l-ijyg, u y \V lll He afroH-d if Iraiarng is voleiT—and round net nelly a" niiuli onthusinsm, i>ut till 51 per eeTtflil ?faVcr .of. itOn that ecenukiiirl* on sevcrul otherr, tbe Uemofrot* and Renubllrans appurcntly fuel just about alike. The other bl-pnrfifcan opinions were for abolishing the federal oii'iiiargariiK* tax’, rnvored by TO per cent; Inn;ling the Piesldent to two term* In office, favored by 8k lier cent STRICKLAND - MORRISON, Inc. Phone 200 Your Ford Dealer Since 1931 - 1 --: --- 1 «n le**, favored hy 71 | kt cent. ‘ On throe other conti'ovcr'dal matters, the Democrat* and lleplilllinim, split Just about along ;>arty lines, Cortietl, *ufd. Ono wa* on rnlslnr uncnin1oyn)i'nt roiii|ienHaliori tn B25 for 20 w:c«kll. Tin* D enw itd* w eir 71 per cent1 in favor; the lte|inbllrhns 7» per 1 Although word "f the Corbett poll hap juat licgun to get, around, several congressmen have a»k«v| t l , office to outline the methods u-nl in th ^ snmpling. r K ; #• » • In the Germany "of the Middle Ages, Gothic buildings were gen­ erally Imitative of tho French.- » ' lB-yenr-old Carmen Balt, daughter of n Cuban tobacco grower. She attended school in Paris and Mad- i jCongressman Gets E x a c t Sentiments OT Constituents quality rayon fabric ’ By Jach Stinnett WASHINGTON-Hep. liobert J, Corbett, Bellevue, Pa., Republican, has started something that has attracted attention of other con­ gressmen and Is bound to spread —biking a public opinion poll In bl> district. ' Hep. Corbett got tha Idea when ho' started totaling hto unsolicited mall on peacetime universal milt-; tsty service. He found that It about 25-to-l national polls winter whltfc and fuchsia combination Sizes 7 to 15. BIouho and skirt 10.40 Slacks and belt 10.98 or dlil. hi* rdnstitutmti. J that tyi / gbO;t ItT ngi^ssm an'saj dawn a n | form qdr >tlnmiapi". jHc elgM otrivi^ ‘qomrafina, fuflv wrritrd so -th at It v .tn q ^ ksYaJm trha ill Rip* Co! tv Inu iS^SI - rr a Wa Y for Christmas , , , lay F A R R E L L ’S AR CADE PK6; STORE has a niee Heleclion . all s t a r f d a J d y hig! qudlity brarids . . m 0- [ The printing press was inventtd ulniut the middle of the 15 century. Tailored in fine - . 'r* • The' r Army hignal Corps developed a standard radio gram dletrlbvtton system general hospitals. . MINNA LEE Lime and royal, • CCIlt a p p o s e d . 11,1 HAlCK AVK.-N. WINIVR’ PARK thtft's even smart Seventy. five per cent of CMle’a 5,237,432 people are of Spanish descent, with a alight admixture of Indian .blood. LANEY DRY CLEANING CO in with a blouse * Most snakes’ venom io accreted In modified **llvnry glands loeal«d on each aide of the pojlerior portion of the head, Give her or lumirlouH fur coat . . . figure flattering uttd exj many ntyles and fbra to afilegl ^ -*■ * “ • i 1m j je [ �I #U R SD A Y , NOVEMBERJ>9, 1915 L THR 8ANPORD HERALD. SANEOItn FLORIDA f TTT- r ■ ’........... . V^JjSilpIS S T A T IO N E R Y i ‘ffWV(H84 MONTAt SYM PH O NY ** W carcvsr Fountain Pen Ti-ssy S m ile d Toys A m uni Pencil Sets $ 2 . 7;i & S3-75 D u s tin * V o " & C«)onR«. G ive hnppinc-s (his Christmas, andi pleasure for the New Year with I'tfts that ring Ihe Holiday hell. tVc’\o a ftny. array of perfect O presents to light up faces with good will to nll-^and especially to you. So reduce your gift buying to its simplest form and come to TOUTHTON’S for the right gift at Hit fjghl price for every man. woman, and child on your Christ­ mas list. EVER YDA Y WEEDS * Milk Magnesia jj Carters Pills | .-is- IIMAt 5 T o o th p a ste. ST U7 Solution -rpttnre Polident 200 Cleansing Tissues Syp of Pepsin MENS BILL FOLDS MUSICAL POWDER BOXES f j ft [| S c b r i s t ^ uH C a rd s, * jc t o W BO^S C ifte r e tti !**>**Sn, offiASu Seaforth lo tio n | .25 Shave Lotion M a r te n ItMlIiAWOXr Seaforth Talcum Tplcum ......... ... | .00 HKfllj.1H*OT - Seaforth Seta 2.00 to 5 *®® Sh avin g Cream | .25 & 2-50 lM w a w w w K K s n iK w n x K a iw w Beautifully Boxed POWDER MITTS BATH SALTS ■ HUDNUTSETS Evening In Paris Sets Prince Matchabelli Sets 1.00 to . 2.59 1.00 to 5.OC 3.25 to 16.50 1125 .to 7.0C 6.111) to 15.00 QUICK LU N CH eut” during the Christmas s h o p p i n g rush. llere’Ma nourishing, en­ L « |f i ( i A NF O kD > lO k IUA C o ta ilic t, COLOGNE SACHET BAGS ergy - restoring l u n c h that you cah enjoy in a few pleasant moments of relaxulUfh — a t a l l , FITTED CASES Picture Frames foamy glnaa <rf rich malt­ ed milk served with u generous scoop of our Bill Folds creumy ice cream. You’ll Jove U. Jew elry : ALcj �I J* W4.1 M TOtlHSDAY, .N0VEMDBI1 29, 1 p < rm < a a v * 6 f c » t f f H t t A n i t f h a n m M d f l o r i d a The Sanford Herald Am erican Lack u'i v j * it* •fi'cinii rln»% 'u t y i ' mi iMIrr mill, nl Il»r l>«t • <«r Mnrth \ 1*1»T. , ritirliliti i i m l r r il»r . i n it win in it Miic of ut Ipast fnut* (i t ii the Nasi* updated. They •vlltM HtrTHIN HATH* I'lOnklr In Aitvivivir (‘arrlrr iiw l i "null uctctl u l.,ig.* hililrlilvf pur, iv f "i the purpose nf killing art t (I••■nli <1 i;'Jt me IiihJips Ilf t.in i* nun Ktd f ir ilenth. Then* wu» r ii,rg.; chain! mu in which n«-v*»i il hundred rnuhl In- killed at fm. time. In the celling of this co iir te chamber we ye imltaliun nho tier tioxxlea and the vicmii* were iitilnreil to enter this gas rhnntlier try l.i me tolil that they were t'k tip freed hilt th*y mu t iahu a sho.iei before they enutd • relea-eii. Fact) wiu ic|tk|rt*>t to take off his clothe* hint gtviu n towel and piece of «,<np. When Hie room win filled the dom • were shut, the gas turned on. .ami in a little while they wetrj ■e In•***1K■ VluMth* (pur All nillHari nnllrri, r arils "I l l l 'i * . resnlHlIiiHS mol entire* nf eiUrrlnlemrel* (nr H r p*irpn«r nf retxiiK I mol*, (dll in rlieruril fnr rI rraelnr nkvrrtNlMit rnlr*. ___ I e In ml V*n*|inprr lle|irr«riilili i m . te r . mirr*rni* TWc Hernia lnifllir enllneei llrlil **f nil*rr(l*ln«. Illlirrn m r ooilnlelnril le Itir lull" r*l rlllr* nt I lie ceo.ilrr ollh |ir« ripnl iteeiinmiMeri! le <Wirea** eee A m lull*. _____ __________ ■ " , S , llrrnl.t •« e oireilirr nl Tfcr A**nrlal'il frr** wSIrh I* r«rln■lir l, rellllril le the «»r ter rrpiilrlli nilnn el all ecu * iH»i*elrhr» rre llle l In II «r ««« nthero rrriluril le thin IHI*" I hr *Iin el n m i putillnllert hrrrlo, All r 11CIII * i d f r pH III I Nil I*1** Ml "■tM*** rial ill*tinlrhr* hrrrlti oir nl.n rr•rrin l. ___________ JilCUL* :* si If wi n a htfuriil jiiii'(i.liin i. T'ho | it is a Very ilunili un i fnnli *lt jiiiH pdiiii ri-riiril. Allti th e su n n e r (■ssiuil ini "Inltor i on tin- u n it ihI joli n f p u t lin t' tlii- u n a t . prodiirtivi* c f l d r i . th e Ijp U ir it will la* rlm tinif Hit' lilimi tpiitlorp. Tl'ehlc voire* icarh my ear: •'.Slill hoik): no inure nuiviiiif!” Whe» we wen* you lift, in thn muide’i* shade. All the tiejtthbortimnl i fiihln'ii | P o s t \V iii V tliirs played, _ ; Hnrpfnnt:--u*ciimi, liAli*«lttiih I wun »nmlii*e and. you weie.-aortfl ~ fio » i. itmuuyT.no lhiL-|ilowJ,_ I-m u'lthi.rinffri. In iu lilt'' iii m a n ’.** Your eye* weie veifeil. u* Ihmntli I sniil I In* tt'ftr vvjis (iv c r? you slept. And nearer, lenrei the K«>al I Il may l»t: nmc (toiisiiltiliiiii t • rent. stair nl affaire was srrii after V While the Inuinhled, jiunhled eo.iiil Ytijroslovs and Austrians fntiffhl «iv ■all out Klak'iufuil firrmuns. White Itu i; To I lie filial, pell ifyiliu rhmit. -t»h,-*uddridv.--elmrplv you i m n .J ( llie{si*S 'iH itrm if"?*— rt I I I h i - tvtty 1m m -Ptr:): and cried, % III l!»2H ea m e a s ln iir y le ia d w e e n peehtmi an I 1 Hut you never rnuuht me, flowliy all p rcw ai' s ta n d a r d s , w ou ld lines.' Inn n . .. ever you tried, For inolionle**,in rrainpeik [ j o r w ar. Y< t e v e n tu a lly th in y * .|iilte d <|i»wn. tlon, * , A fte r all. a hoiUtlff Itwlth do, mil i , . Orcmlinu your very intuition , m in u te it is ta k en o f f t h e s la v e . II la l , .a The tnnupv crouched, froien, on tim e fo r all sim m c n iiK t o 'di n|iji. ar. friendly u round. Nor flollercd an eyelid,. Ih.iuyli pulse niiithl pouml. The old clock tick* iimudihly;i Radar I•’or 'I'ho S*1in<f Now il U Time who count* oil me: j Now it i» 'Time auimiM iny will, Undid- may lie a |n‘iii r*limn l imn, far 1 1,. Idii; 1, m l r No h.iiiiri younu hut sluhtioiiil merely a means vvlmrehy on a dark niidil .1 l .iF'* a , . rt ill: t * dev a* *. Kostcr tlii' M-rood* Unit once weie* find its Ia w ot. The A rm y Siyuai •(,ori»a | radar sieinjf-eye fur such |iu i |* im . If you doiiT think'ltd* counliv I* in the throes of inflation, why don't you try lo Imy a stick of stove wood? hornier Secretary Mull is in* eli)Climit over chioye* (lull he. >f the ItooHeveii Ailiuililstrulimi, marled the Japanese win. A few liuvc , ,.f course, crllirixrrt them for not liurjllni; down l.eforr Jup i lies* • iiitKlfHH.mt. It v fur llie Rteater wriniu of ri flit lam, how ever, has been on Itu* side of tom'p'limtc prepared lies* in Hit* midst of a worl.l-wiil,. atruKulc which was h o w l *" Involve thi* rmmlry sooner or Inter. tv \ SI 11Vt; ION. Nov. Tl , Ih Ini, ini: II.,' ciiiiital t i a n n l i ,. which tell rntm’ .UO.OO'te V. fr- inaiuhlnii: wflti n<> ride* to w o pi'ople Mi l e tryinir ev.-iy lii, from ' " H e r sknti'H to hoi . h.i tail, I f. K f . to,l ick fo und v l»i i7.1* solution. IjiepartQieiil ■who, he eisuns to be­ lieve, uic in league with the Com* inuulata. However, it liu* sceme.1 10 us that thu United Slate* has ficcii unylhing hut friendly with the iteds ill Uhlim and the (tonerul'x remarks may he more in­ spired .by personal animosities than hy tho facts. Certainly*id FOOIt FOR THOUGHT Generul Marahull ' this rounlry IH'AlsA, Flu., id ’i Summoned ha* an able succrs*ur lo Hurley In .p u t out an oven Hare, Fire fnr the lough Chinese problem. Chief Tom Sexton vvu* worried thoul Hie ciildlity of a flaiillllR aieath.af if lie doused il vvilh wa­ ter. Ile extingldalie*l the file with u *na of rondensed milk. We ara not among those who hr iDpVo the world h aT Veeii” ll»Tai|l war, but neither an* we inclined to agree with Senator Whcider that the United Nnltoiis Oiganixutioii wilt prove a war hrcfiiing ground. If we have utiolhvi war, il will be because tho United Nation* Or gnnHation failed, nut hecau.-j there was a United Nation* Orguniurlion. Besides, .Seoul,o Wheeler has been wrong on every public question that has arisen ii the laat 20 years, so far a* wi can recall That Hanford may sometime have located tin its ouukirl* on a t r a d of land ta tie donated fur tho purpose an eleventh century Span(ah monastery, the Herald learned today from local men interested In th e project who-said that the m onaaury and all of Its art treasures once belonged to William I Randolph ___ laiughl Hears!. In 8 psln. knocked down block by block and shipped lo this country where he Intended to re-assemhh It. W hat interferad with hh plans is not known, but the mon­ astery In m e rit years has been 'gatharing dust in a New York warehouse wture the coat of stor­ age Is said to tw some f ‘ 60 a month. Brought to Hanford, reconstructed on a suitable tract .. with lamutiful gardens rasing a tobe, it would be a great asset Huai mfuded tm ■ HEAD MAN N*K\Y—Y ttltttr rd i -"Wtim—t h r chnplntn nt It l.oag I - In ml Coast (■iinriL base fs away on brief Irnyes. lie hang* thi* sign on ids office iliKir: •‘Chaplain's gone n•hure. Tuk(. youi tioulde* to God." • •it hie way in rlu* Navy In p.lt meat on a hiryrlc with a I > atllii lied i<> l i r handli't'iun. It • fried a lift I" Mi* John It Ah SjiultV, l a.'iduTB In ilia I’ontnuu she rlilllU'd i.uhl into the h e ! H I.ll.Tir 1'BOnf.EM 'MIAMI. M’l- Tin* 43ml 1' vision football team, now slatinn ril a( Stdxhurir. An-ii in. .abler I he (imlir'c Itovvl il oil,! capable foe for attvoou toe coin m iller *e!erlcd. The effei V*!. turned d*>wti due |„ traiiaiairigihvi diffirnlljcs involved, ------- . ■uso II 'I nspt-nkafllr. tptttlft* I y me ri,ddipi;*fi ■iipoil Hbe hrlph-f I 24-Inch W ool Plush PANDA Tfor eyei i^ovo and her lone Ushe* ---- 1 are definitely "(Upour :te ivrar* .i licautifuJL^ock dot dre« ami matching cjilo itnilics, hveka ami bootm. CtunpoiiUon held,'. d Ices. * ’: - ^ li a i n l>. I.v ’ • o . if.d l. . . . tAnrtona, m A wool pltuh vftfc a brlgtit haw oallar IM under tl* M M f iMd. P 5 d Specially tor Litll§ Folks J u iL U h . i . in tin. trial and 1* iloinu T fO Y Ju.-iii i. je t tie y !■>•* aic it coin T E A ti wiiich lh.*> lire i,*|ire*enl(‘il o .'m ciie .. lawyers in mu Ami a:.l ibrit lifrl.l - ale r.ealoa*l ir*iiii*ii d. i-'l.tv.ly hut lUrel a- we in l I . . . • ..'own tht Vti:i criminal i'i |oiuel|M>l task now fucip thi* tfei'-eralhui i* I*. io ' tie the next trend lit inn i* rot th victim of met. foul olfeo ■*. ,T»] 1 1 in) a' N uenihdu. the trial ( th ■:■< who ran the ilia** mimic rtowentiiiliaii i imp*, and th inarv other tljnlif whieli v i 'fi.ll nv. are imikltm* ryvl will mak a tntiit c.iiiUihutlMa Imt onl ei tin' jidnilrii-••itloii ,,f ja d i tail to the pieventloii of futni will In lm|tre*slntt U|"*ii void. Itirfihe: a di d y si cun.tunu In* ;.n tir oi . the solemn, delft *• * any one «*( the i lnnuunues initial art of Ihc |«'un*;l ivfnr tin .. ,i.i . lionheh. Fienob. ... I h r titiioi th viVit,- *w'iTr' Mrrlhittlo l , evvi ythlnif nl i „» the on III’*,*,* wlitl hteii* the pcac t.V1 i *..it.i i-i iinnledhituly fnllls1 into Ihc otlur :i luiiruagr* : II un .niiUt il ttiroush Ult* uut.i I . :i\, heard the preh’.itnury *'.'i■"i fins ■ of \dom .d IIu*■-1<FAV YOfiK. Nov. Jli. i/T’i— k It.. .VcMillin of lli" to llntm lli.lll tram liar a ha’i^e il todpy •i i fjt.l -in"" hel c I*, tiu'ia i*,| it West* 11' I ..iiferencc o.ii |.y iKiitiny MU'hiuun. Mrllhi explain*: "1 ain't super* ii .a,. | didn't have lime and t decided to let well caoiiuh l ■ lv ,-* C x .. . .lit I , lull they, I hear, HOME STATE TEAM no lietter 'than tin* *>lh is,, irri'N (ut mi ell ill. .Tit rage* of S E T 1 . 1H l Brijfht shiny plastic. 8«rvlee for four! Even napkins! nut.vhcr* and And n* aimo*1 e* vl , 0*1 ones- »cd cite* me **. thc moon » f »11 K id d y W a ^ o n lD. , 2 M Bright rod and blue with block wheels. Body Is U >( Inches Jong. _ They Can Hamner to Their Hearts * Content P e g P in y N a il T a b le T his w o n d erfn t ta b le Includes pegs, hammer and board fo r n a ilin g and hammering. Seat Is securely attached. 9 .7 9 Steam Shovel A big cue—lUarteeu-tnch by foartcan and a half Inch. Metal acoop. nottrF. la . i,V E l'I p of I.nulilona state Univeriii>*' f i r s t 'login foot'iall (ilayi'r. tint it lx* foimer I’elieun Stale prep Will i>t.rl,.n, I'-oiec lira 'ir ■ Cp ip. |r alhlrte*. whllr J i| of the. rdtdfngn i* . . fnorjole that it i- h .1 to '(pool ate tinyou bred. lit1! <e' that it ■ * ml *•••'• ■ hap Am i th, t ■ . o i a,|i .., i a,iiioltr of Arfd liliv fn ta'*'*' i omit* on ril tier font r u n a...... . T h i r l A - l» lr n * 1 .» » n fait tii.il umlri .i m itluiiy to.o T"™ . A d d ra b le 7 For Young Scientists _ Whi n our A rinj mqipiMi i* freight rar* *t.-tnding ling iv tie rmnp '111 •re were several rb'"i' LOANS made to buy, repair or refinance « home 4 .0 8 Stg two-focUrl Real Ones I ..." SPK C IA I a i m Dorothy Perkins Funum^Ohce-ii'Tfar a w S e t 4 .9 5 J f i a p«octal Bos, a highM war mlcroscapa, chsraleala, slldas, stains, tic. 1 size—2 for S4 L:iney-« Hrusr Store m M ic r o s c o p e .Weather l.otion Snle Home Loans — Small Loans — (i.I. Loans A Puppy, A Bear, A Cuto Little CotI “ SLEEPY TIME While We Have Your Attention t.rt us remind you that our P A L S ” ' W l . H i l - ■ . C eppy ear* on a tag ribbou bowa. Ben etette* tor Uttla I anoa to cud41*. m a a i s to XT-toch sli*. i radio service won't “arrive Itcnt*like payments —. Dnv interest rates soon*'—it's "been here" all the time. —your Savings are insured here— First Federal Savings & Loan Association HAUERS of Seminole County— 118 St. Park Ave. Phone 29 * t B A B Y * B O L L ii" i i 1 j n i. ■ h i . . h.> < • , 1c * .■' p. in. ip.nly re.n,mti.\,l»..* fill ihese ertnie*, arc Imlnu tried. , i i m i . i a >■ llint a Kh rid* I. t'ii'**iii i Wil- Mobile barkery ulftts nmde to TWO DOWI, ENCORES it,w ill probably never I*' known moves to keep pace witli the dasli MIAMI; i.l’i T w o .iiuthrrn tiow it)any tbousind people perof American nrm.i into Hie heart tennis have in ado two appeal ar • ' islicl in this one ertinp alone and of A inert rail arm s Into the Jienrt in Miuoii'* Orange lt.*»l, Georgiof Germany. Tech and ,M ississippi Htlite. 209 Mnimoiin Ave. N l n c t c c n -In c K Other Beautiful Dolls tth ) (ittej i TTrn— m m —rmut—twttrj, « n -1 Alll.TU tfin—imvn the I'lo, ernilli'Athi |r ,,*,. nil which tin |.|are. Th oat furl hi • ila rv .iti hi ! In ire wot i to iee ho* him' If.* rojhJ • la id it lie)nie dying; I it l ino they were fhiscn ah line l tiff they would thl.e lin t "iii and liy fiemli-ii me that)* o f, ii 1 Intern, llth ' r- would in' irt" , i ( led with itfnturin and othe. ‘■i'li'i ijiitlia. S 'ill nl hei wind 1 lie itivetl in >i alotlOiU of Miloi til wIni ll^gcpl.' TTie mo • , The new invention is a case.m uch like a luuihlu.v. Fi n this enmes a lieaui of liylit who <• iirt| at t !- ■ t:i■. I ' I in', code signals on an catyh’one. D iffcrciil sii'iials u.d o r. i lereiit i(istanres o f the Ohstocle. I tv svviiiyiuy i!ie . m . ,o side to side, the user can get the lirariny o f any o*.,i I i, his way. As yet this Jievv aid is not on the market. !*iirtli.a .fn |iroveinents a ic hnjied fnr, and Ineanwliile riiniim,rri* l i *j • duet ion is delav ed. Hut it sound s nmv ns if il iin u irl li. Ip a I (ieticnd I'at Hurley ha* resin onl us amhussudoi lo rhino, saying some mlher unkind Ihliut* ahout, the career hoy* in the .State system - nf I'ivrd and I'ltrtTofl. 'out.' I'm in lii'- the diet id nil ill fit ile . \\."*ild lie hlilf of* a rup. of( coffee* fill ""icnkf|i*M. for dill,'ll'I n WinnII *p- i Jjoft ,)P *thm ' oup, nml f n -il|i|fij a •*midi.. pif'C • nf' Ini',d ..nd _i Hionll portion nf p it ut • Xt.i.i'v i\ i iV i.itled liy lieutln . rjnl • •lni"iloir; a a u n t numl ei vru* killed by no railed exp. i iment* • ifliiil i|iil Itv the ramp Hurt. | ■ ' ;>:i iIn . Ft i I* timnl?., tl.ee ..buhl itnmcr.<e thelt .le ini*; WHO I.0ST MATKUIAI. KOU TU.SKH TO U N O OIIKAT CON mill inti'llteciil i»(.‘pii'r’iit fiOTs'm'mli7 FuV t)t KOI.ATI0NiA.NII JOV IV KINO- w e n t f o r - th e vvnr joli. INO (iOlIJ The land (t«ve Joh twice a* mill'll an he had Indole. to -stniui Tw nim rTrttTf d o t." ii'. n y< —Joh 42:10, ] run with every dmluc I know, J nice a* fu*t a* I can u<>. . . "Still pond: no more movinu!" FKANCKS IIKICINSON' SAVAtiK Hut the la r (rest numher of] ill ill 1 . "willf dllu to tho line I * rhirli til - Natl* deliberately ion 1 ApiuirCMpy tt’hiit t h i s t n i ililiy need WKHNBHItAY, NOV. 2B. 1»45 jn.it s im iu ii ii re r n iis tn ie ljn il" tr* lit I a • no liry. riiVi.-ttnil-linn So' rn m iy .1Itu in.it lip oi hodii *s nmi. iiilic r fin Hit i« , liatujH[.i;iM i| >('■' Jit n i e l l i - . it M* ni-, 'lie WK IIAVK KNttWN MKN sluoiid In I I i i*l l*i/ed liy %i i>|>**r •• t»ftii MOW. S h e 's E v e r y L ittle G ir l’s W is h f o r C h r is tm a s dead, - Phone ,G91 y ; BUY N O W O N OUR EASY T a X- AWAY O r n U D G r r T ! ? M ! r ^ �V THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1945 1 About I 'O.OOO.lW p.-.-nds of Tin* liltli* at.imnl rolled tl.o ti her >■ m l named, for lit* dl-- tlU-at a te t*i b** -hittpssi frnni t h » y u ^ n t r v ■Enrvpe ivfr>r- iMnnlike. water almo-t a* much a* arv ' m l d,,cs. hi* dl«chnrr>' before tnlclnjr nil' vnntnge of this marvelous 0|> ItortunUy to study. JANE if wei Known in town _ __ .i* i. u . m *s she !Bracken Deals In Scientist Reveals Pflsibilities 01* standing- Kiri in Central FTorMi. Smart Cracks Bui society. . . Nuclear E n e r e v Glamour in n hntbox «»> He Loves Flowers Social Calendar FRIDAY Tlte r.D.C. will hold nn even* I t -t m e ting Friday nt the hont* **"M i J .SI. Hayes nt UP West •SidiOidli -i»l t at H:0tl P. M. S P E C IA L Dorothy Perkins Lipstick S ale *S1 size —2 for S I fa n c y 's Druj? Store - ; ^ 1 ■ \ Wilheln Cushman i* the thirn All member* are urged to a t­ in New York or mil. A man’ B» Gene Snrd«aker tend. hntbox, n shiny block one ft,HOLLYWOOD F In It*ti, s.-n MONDAY a fntnoni mwr* hatter nil I’m: ileal* in sm ut’ -rac1 a- toe The Board of the Prosbyteritm Avenue, i* the Irndgc of the N. necessary ihanw or ,;n- - movies* \V( mens Auxiliary will meet at York model . . . th:*xo lllVei; Fred Wilson sprat yesterday ill m ilage, iuit at In art h, in a the rresbyterian Church on Dee. Delunif creature* who tulorn th*• png,- yu*t au -lid softie, lie ! .t- flow* on husfnes*. 3 at !i;30 P.M. of the mugnthtex, atul who tvi-ti t-t ... The Circle* of the W.S.C.S. of hard making u prufes*i I ->t - and lots of f|m all and Sir* Dougina Dedcrick \cry the First Baptist Church will andMr.Sirs. of glamour, line "bookin'.:” ina I t»;-tj. ntid ro|i.n;. It._cata «*uL Dedcrick’* father. R. K. meet n*. follows; be with n ►Tumour iiluwtrotorr th< wheti I asked what he doing in Franklin, spoilt Sunday In Oltk’ next with .a fmdnoit phot Circle No. 1 Tuesday at 7:00 Hill jrith relatives. ■ J.. Hpt.ri- time. giiiphvr; 'one for a fninl com ’ _l*. M» for a tu rk e y ‘aiippYr at "PlaitiniT fI* wets at. • , nV nnothvi for o I-canty ml* then the church annex. J Ikl Ward of Statett Island. N. day for television. Inline.1j i:i itllied ............ lie-ha t. lie Circle No. ,2 Monday at 1:00 Y. at the homo of t ropjw* an <-lln w a, . m t tin* P. M. for n turkey supper at Mr. j*andvisiting All model have lent lied t'l ■t - ^ ffix mom table ard *' t Mr*. I’linrle.s Wilke tkd «11. the church annex. rare ability to make a s t m y ~ ~ "When’’ I Wa a kit! v . I ill) Citric No. 3 w i t h Mrs. J. E. Summerlin Avenue. of accesimrie ; . . . to 'u*e Jil in _________ ... v had any flowei - No *. '.1 Rowland Jr. for luncheon at , Friend* of little Sliss Peggy blight gadgets of fashion i s the ever iriow Vm in. \ \ 1 ti ti.v -’her trick* of tIn* (rude.. It’Lki IMK) P. M. on Tuesday. did get flower-*. -»t lid birthday will tegtet to leutn trial Hcight-of-hund perfnriiiitnce y. Circle No. 4 w i t h Mrs. W. C. Gayle i* ill nt her home 1201 'v it wedding anniversary. i: w is Hill for luncheon at 1 :00 O. M. "he with the hnlliox a* a prop, • ». t ,u|te an ifeeti, ioe. -It made her Magnolia Avenue. on Monday. *if it, a jiair of glove* and The .Women* Missionary Union necklace for oru> ‘picture. . very happy. ’ I de ided that it' 1 Mrs. II, L. Anderson of llnsl- wreath of flower.* for anolln, ever got the chain*-. I’d lui'>- lnt* o f ’the First Baptist Church will flowers nrefUiid.” .. nitresve a week of prayer for fot- iag* is visiting-her parent*, Dr. a hat and a line or bat e-bAei. of "Send Mime to vour ta-ttln-i ?” clirn missions. Circle ft wiU have and Sirs. J. N. Robson, at thc’it halter for a third . . . using then I a I-ed. churge of programs at 3:30 P. M. homo on South Sanford Avenue. to make thr ncvc.e'aiy.change-.' -•“Yuii br>tr*RItsT aftT”- n ' aiC TUESDAY a few simple burkgroutid tiros-* Sgt. L. SI. Telford, who ha* or suits. It works In real life thamums. especially -bet favutiThe High School P.T.A. hoard . Ruropenn as well as in pictures. Any Kill lles." ' .meets at 3:15 P. M. and the retu rn ed ' frmn the •W here,were you. a kid'.*''. regular meetlntf will he held at Theater of War, ha* received eon do it . . . start her own ho: "Astoria. Long. Island 1 wa3:46 P. M. Mrs. K. 0 .. Brownlee hi* discharge apd will depart ) box collection . . . huiM. up a 1-oin a fyinrii-r-ldmk frrtm* .wlnae Fyidav for New Orleans', La. personal ti-fnsuie chest of Jr)iinhim Hi urge of the program- Mrs. tin- TriUiH'lilrii .AritlyV. i- u-*w K. T. F liu y rtJt Hmjmy Kirchr-c will wlrere, he ha* accepted a posit im^. our Tim ccond eight >rat- of my life render several. musical selections. *e Hreip over a ru v erv sfoto Hm Friends'H f rMi v. W. -La HittleV^ - WEDNESDAY a ti-noment." will to glad, to Iciirn that she hu* Tlte Grammar School l’.T.A.•‘Who IV* I* 'Ml ' 7” will meet a t the school auditor- returned to her home at 3OK* West • -A lv’ HUMIn'I’: f:\thf i-." '**'■- t-fo-’ Kiftrenrh'Stieel after tttolergoin iaia at 3:30 P. M. tlteS and I. M'■ father and toother no opcratlnH nt the Riverside 11or worked for the Eus't U i\>r tin Buxines* meeting and luncheon ,1’ltal in Jacksmiville. fiimpnnv in Ionite. Ulnn.l t -itVof the Woman* Cltth -at 12:30 M\ mother still doc . \ a . Indy P, M. .in the rlub house. Spon­ *--tave ami other apolianii**-. I've sors: Mix. Frunci* K. Holz, Mm , Uy HELEN CAMP I ecti trying to get bet to unit, Basil C. Moon-, Mrs. J. B. Ilool, OSI.O Five nto'nth- a lt- blit .site won’t.' S h i' aftci that Miss Irene Hinton, Mr*. C. l„ her lihcmilnn ’ from the Gcrma 2.*-year pension-" Redding: Hoxtes.se*: Mrs. John Norway 1* slowly but not at al Kddie’.s parent* live' now in Lee, Sirs. C. H. Winn. Mrs. A.. surely going back to work.' I’, o t Mills. Edtlle resides mi a I.. . Lyon, Mrs. J. H. Iteilpath, Weilnesday morning It (J S A Barricade* have been clean Sir*. J. E. Wathcn, Mrs. Kador HOYLE wii* selling bonds t-*—*-, ajiil -n- Jwlf jii‘1*’. .v‘ the stree;* Kltd* other' mtn' tl >aU. FotnattdeTVtdlVinw'ttli hi<Mlicit. Rhone Mrs. Irving Fein- OLYVK ADAMS mol her mother •from of war taken away. Truffle . wife, the ntcr star* a. P-' MRS. II. A. NKWSiAN •were faith- '.liiTtvy. in tl.ilo' h-irbor a-’ da "re. Nickerson of Phtlt*-r.-i| tn.f shop ping together . . MAR­ somehow boat • get eal'igtled GARET DUNN was fitting' a few faetorie*. have started m gorgeous while suit . . . . heard Rut still industries are not t I'atolyn Jean, t. and b.d'v Mu had that LUCY MCLEOD had depart­ full production and there, ik • I’lUurd. l*orn Nov. ip, Eddie i: Itrowp-hnui d. id-. ed to meet hubby .MAO in Gaines­ indication of when they will f • cii. and 30 \t thr** -o ging ville . . . he cabled Iter Sunday Government officml:- shrug tin land r*citing fin ihilt-1' *v-it. m that - he .was arriving by plain- xhonlih-r- and say m cn ly, "It hi* kn-vv ho wanted to be ; ■ . . . . also HAZEL SIRMANS is very difficult to tell.” tor. lie Htaili'd m l tin ......... meeting RUSSELL, Inn husband, Crowds of working people toil ciinutile - at fmii. who is buck from the Pacific around the stteela, bold cm n o t. theater . . . EI.KANOJt BETTS nil) walking B e s i d e s h m l i i - i i l i u i - I- ' ithotis, ait an iitln-t hotiliy iccoitlim Inu fresh from Brazil was chatting listen to open mat ait band emtet-i' nwav with TOPSV KIRKLAND impersonation-, nf famoti- p'-npb'. X ', PAGE n v i THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA Society Edilnn Cecelia Tntloek . rson a fmama . SUIIJT OL . p p : ..I tD VITAL I b lo u s e of R A YO N C 'EPF to il ii;: not - ■piiiutit which I lie t'l O R IG IN A L D E S I G N Work Iiv^orway Is Last R e s o r t In War Torn Nation l i - ' TERRACE TALK \Vn*.ting For a Soil Tlte Mtxlrrii !M«rshflnf Doesn't t*"til tor S4LM8 v Hr A D V I-im .S F .5 ^ THANKS i);)*‘)iitigr day wn* a huge succenR. Thnnk.'t.Io you * My f'riendit a n d .e u sto m e r s— ■ 'I?ny John son’s Red B arn R estaurant V. mile* South nf Sanford on Route 17 (6 minutes from town) Look for the Red Ram—Just a "Good Pluto to anil ion TOMMY about tin- aimy llfe . . . . the former JANE MA­ GUIRE of Orlando was in town yesterday with her attractive husband MORRIS ABRAMS ami tiny (laughter. MORRIS, a gn.il mite of Univ'idxlty of Georgia and law graduate of Univeisity of Chicago, is a Rhodes Schnln* nnd he umi JANE and DAUGH­ TER vv-yi be leaving shortly by boat to spend two years,in Eng­ land where he will lie a law stu­ dent at Oxford. MORRIS a Geor­ gia lad win formerly a Major In the Army ami hud In wait for that Norway does not want to ghnrh t,o work. It is just that far she Ini's hail no tumpdlreason to do *(? ami many tetisnn nut to. Materials Lacking Raw iiialcim ls are impo»*ii I to get. There i* not enough fuel oi powei for either faetorie* m ships to Mini, full time. The | f pie were w ell-paid by the li ninuns and then* wit* so little t' buy that Ihey still have pteil of money' and there is still n-i thing to buy. And during duoerupnllon people forniPil : itc habit of doing a little work to I nri-ompUaliing as near notliltig . possible. After llln-inlimi t stopjteil work to j-eleliriitc. TIii-ii they, had in hnve vaentlOn*. Other. Diversions The Quisling trial, eh non atul departure of tin- Anniii-im Army .were diversion*. Now that the -final excu-*■ for postponing work hits run out, newspapers rongratidate th e country on it* industry. SIZES 11 * IS Ihli.l •«*i m at: ,v i - ‘lotibU* ; w.tlt b the 11 .n,i t dniigbici \II1 V III t filmd u ,; a l i .1 l*:.i .- i - fares over a lnltil*|M :ib-i lit the ■tlnliii. Fellow vvolket - pick tin- ' tin- ou|cimie. r ags ami pul up a dime i-m b mi * . 1 e tch ♦ vr *5 t • ( . .t 1--------------------------------- Mi- glenlesl ........ . ■ ti nils his i in iI it t . . -I H »- v<* ,- o| Fialikiln I1 Hurt s, -, • ): .'.I* In-SvIva, then I'aro ' it i dncliiiu i liii-f. invited also*' ’-l,t person* into hi- off,-*- nil 1 Bing (’•- 1 y. Bob Mop, Bell* Hutton and Dm "tin l.nnio-r, > bear olu- »*f tie lab- Fc*’ »,**■**t ’ htoadcasis, | tl tin- .tin,Idle i i* 1leHytva hi nplillm :-lv -wit* h, 1 over to Eddie' n ‘>-i t ft»*aVitlC d ress •No line notice,| the d iffeien, e,” Eddie lu-anp-d „ *1V G ’S The (iotliie catbedial tcaclipd its highest i uhnitmiion n tb 13lh eetiltiry. eotitimtlng in tin I llli withnnl gictil i-hange OI’KN 1:00 P..M. Daily Today and Friday h o a k tb e a t A LEIGH PERFUME d ^ u A d b d w rw i th i d u d i tia ^ a m c&t I l I o a p i ; Vitl t■ ilj 'w e-i l /> WIU1AMEYTHE UOYDNOLAN SIGNEHASS0 LEIGH v; MINIATURES diflib dsdLnanA. —Saturday— uib in i n t i « ROY 20*Z 0" ccrmp^umimt t^sux nnd bSiotb’ nai^m Qikalifly ROGERS in - “UTAH” -also ‘GENTLE ANNIE’ ■ Jb£oxJi * JStuu. muni, b ^ijuSSri. with JAMES CRAIG MAJOR IK MAIN t i \ r jji f ,-no joyour or Iho ting . fed laughter, at a prico • jLIov you to m ala what *t war al o,ayi r e t j .. t Ut . a (W y pari nt y ji greoming routine. To be'vjrit. I to your heort’i contar,I w P.squo, Dulcinep or YOWELL’S Sanford m im t f e ti �TIVB SANFORD HERALD. SAN ________ ..........................• f- IT WAS WITH EXTREME REGRET THAT WE CLOSED OUR DOORS FOR THE DURATION OR THE WAR IN IMS. OUR DECISION TO TAKE THIS STEP WAS PROMPTED ENTIRELY BY OUR INABILITY - DUE TO THE WAR - TO SERVE THE PEOPLE OF SAN­ FORD WITH THE KIND OF MERCHANDISE AND THE TYPE OF SERVICE TO WHICHYOU HAD RECOME ACCUSTOMED AND EX- . - . . . p e c t e d f r o m u s a n d w h ic h . , . • ' irou s h o u l d -v ■ Re c e i v e ‘ „ • *: - ITJIS FOR THESE REASONS THAT WE ARE UNUSUALLY HAPPY AND PROUD TO EXTEND OUR INVITATION TO ATTEND OUR - - REOPENING TOM0RR19W EVENING _ FRIDAY EVENING COME — BROITR CHESTS INSPFXT OUR BEAUTIFUL COMPLETE­ LY MODERNIZED STORE — POSTWAR CREATIONS IN HOME FURNISHINGS IN ELABORATE DISPLAY BRING THE FAMILY AK*> MAKE AN EVENING OF IT. YOU MAY PLACE OR­ DERS IF YOU WISH BUT NO BUSINESS WILL BE SOLICITED — • LETS GET RE ACQUAINTED iA-„■ *-*g ... j -•<('m |it|f. "*— Tj * L - ( •* ■ UK Sanford's �A" THE SAPftORl) HAP)^OUn FLORIDA ___IlKRALR. _ I’A G E S E V E N 1 ' * f-±y- ■r**' > * r - v » p , , . , i j*r»•nfifcM1 I'Officials Sicarci Finds Bbwsl Turmoil Ftor Authority T LUS A N fiK L S S , N . 39, t/i* i__ JtrriAjf STKNSrit^M__ l’ncific Coast Coilliirm 'v' will Kc Make Presentslio There is it possibility that the IM U V M IIIN n i l ^ ^ T K c l f i c ' C0» i c « D M. B A L I., R E A L fO ft f E sta te S a l e s — R e n t a l s — M o ftp r lp e D e p e n d a b le 9 CT In su ra n c e a m ! ov Ix Jim d B o rtils R o o m 4, F ln H d n S l h A H a r t* M M f We hpd n ..column tlie othsr dny about tbp construction of atnndx. at the high school foillull m i AHrehtU' we've fodritl the coliirim created some com­ ment Irl vnribilh Sanford rireW . HrtV* an pjtlijlytt lluiMurs coma in 'ihuji for. Mrs. G eithgk,stltji u l M "M i u* Oil the m atter «nd IfotreyJi- flE. Stlnh object*! - B t io K e s WINDSHIELDS CAN BE . DANGEftOtS! r L e t u s r e p la c v v d u t b ro k e n w ir r J.s h ie ld s w it h S A F E T Y C l A S r S — a l A m i n i t n l j*)n*» t h a t p r m id e s s r e a t c r p r o t e c t io n f r o n t t h e ilm iffC r o f b ro V o n , f ly i n f f , p ie c e s . _ , W e h a v e a f u l l lin o o f m ir r o r s , tfin s s B u i l d i n g ^ BlocJcw lynil G l a s s o f rift k in d ? . * s e Nk a r ik g lass 'a S P E C I A L - N mirror O cb Phone 475 SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY Ct). P h o n e 475 A I S W . C rd S t . RENT A TRUCK t iS 4 .ll T I C E We' recommend that new customers send their lanndr}’ hist three days of week. A 3W I f Southern California Iwilts U C l.A Snlunlny, or even ties, then Southern Col should tret th. hhl. Hat tvhnl if U C i .A wins th (fnine.tm tl-hi-W 'b ltr s r o fc r * Pacific ConiK* Conference Com­ m issioner Vic b'chnthll 'm inis otu that the ennferenre is not boumt by tiny particular rule regarding pencil Ii;;;c in picking u ho* nominee. The rules any Hint carl of the leu member schools h the right to vote for the tcn> It Ih-Hcvcs — t|Uote — will Imjrepresent the conference. tion shapes up: * ' If Southern Col wins or lie.i the Trojan* tire utmost eertui> to pet the bill, . . If the Trojans lose by n close wore. Washington State, with i conference reconl of six wins, two losses nml one lijL probahl) .will pet tho hid. llUl if UCl.A beats .Southei't Cnl by a w Me uini-friti, the. UCt.A cun become what is term, cii a preslipu caniliilate.. UClrf supporters woultl ’ base theii claim on -n ttPItrr non-conferene record, which Incliules n decisioi over Si. MaVy's. If thut happens, the ballolim may develop into a political wiih Suuthurn California. « ■ipton Statu, UCl.A an i Washington grubbing for votes. CAR TON) YOU DRIVE rrj PHONE 200 S T R IC K L A N D -M O R R IS O N , U -D R I V E U , IN C . htmrA o f “ T K A N S F O R M A D IC ’ ’—Introduced by D o Pont? r fad th at's sweeping the ctxin&T—and it's put /u n iota Got any dull, dingy furniture you can*t stand even lo o k Jt\£ tH you need it a bit o f ingenuity, plus scene D u Pont D U CO udated furniture new m e and afar beauty. * HoWdvcr, klpcc this doesn’t SIOUX CITY. In: (A*) — Highsound aatisfuctory we’ll.tu r n gur tccn-yCar-old 'Paul Zeinun, ii idea around n bit und u*k that handsome fi-footer, plays a stel­ a p ress-.b o x be constrtictvd un lar gnmd for the Momtngsidc the nbrth side ulntiE with the stands and rcuuest that the press College football team Snturdny afternoons mid occupies u pulpit box be built to handle w riters und nnnduncers in sopnrntu com­ regularly on Sunday mornings. Possessing an unusually keen partments fur If the rad io stalton competitive spirit, Zrmnn is par­ goes through, a private compnrtnient will tie nbsnlutcly a ticularly adept at snugging for­ ward passes. m iist.an yw ay. “Get thht bull any where near W * would like to m a k i ah Zeman, and chnnccs uro he’ll' ‘ appeal to you baseball fan s snare it,'' says n teammate. who abe Interested in seeing Come victory or defeat, there'* Sanford In .th e Florida S ta le ift'eiR*™ Our Tuesday column in which wo blaw o ff m little steam in tho direction o f the City Commission about rrcreullonul projects liroliRht uuick results. Old .you sc# the front page sto ry in I'tialnrelau^a *aSfl(tSfsat nf the Ikn tint*. yesterday's 'edition of Her­ ald? We are glad to see itomething is going to las done. Whro wc wrnt away five years iyr<», they were tulkin'g nliout reciruIbmul forilities for the young people; w:hoti I got bafk a few weeks ago they, were still talk­ ing about them. What we want Is something liCsIdo. ta lk .- WASHINGTON. N w -J'.i. Congress' provides In in \ slipll receive tncdiK and what. And 1Cs never mail ■ visions for awards to nitvo u nut v .th flit. I he, M en' to Kn.c loft f"i Ml iini vottenliTy lor i'liiia.v night'- iimmi iguiti) the I lul l in' iv. S in ui'u'i I'liiiimIIIUli tilt1 <ill l Writ It liijuiitv in ............... ,, u .tiraft bool'd.. Tluit's tile hitch . , Colonial Furniture Refinishers 11] ( ilc n n S t r e e t * I ’ lin n e 2 -,H12ll O K I ,A N D O . r i . O K I D A L E G A L N OTICE :p-"<Tr^u in u #»•»» lim if n lir # , /Hty / o r il, and iorRCi il y i n t i l you, Ka*e • looal T h en you want action. If you iniore-d tb ro u p b ua, we lake c a re o f a ll d etail* and a rra n g e a.p ro m p t iet< d em e n t. T h a i'* S e r w SCI' of Mist "111 i. who i O' l of ao award I" litiffm , though. us he say-, "n • i tlcnicr'i'nl ,m.l I fun a liv|V etui." ■President Tinman is aw.in the rffirlynl work Colon' . ; fill has done, mill nf Iti- il is) fo his itSMtmeil .'itlltle-. Iti' hits no lepal milhontv to m him a medal for disll:>i:i se rv ic e — p o t‘even ditttihifiii: suicctlve sc i ’vice. " H. JA M ES GUT AGENCY * l.riinuriln d" Vinri I I t i-’ tnle of (lie . great O'I idllnler- wh" over lived, also spent much time leros. lie discerned sem e >■; lie' nttarlin g great engineeling proli prinriplos of flyin g nmchlnes Mid submarine*.' ORLANDO 203 PHONES 7b AN D 4 8 MEISCH BLDG . CENTRAL little time for celebrating or gloomy reflection for the young player - preucher. preacher. Thare’s serl'ous business abend, for he’s the reg­ ular pastor hi' the Triinblo Meth­ odist Clrureli here. He also gives general supervision to the Simduv school and directs the church choir. Zemnu is it junior at Morningside und after graduation he plum* to attend lloslon Theological Kcmiiwry. Hu was assistant pustor nT Grace Methodist Church here before his ' up|mliitim nt to the Trinity pnstorute. Ho is lliu son of Mr. «nd Mrs. Kdwurd M. Zcnmn uf. llradgaje FLORIDA'S SHOPPING CENTER! . . . /or those Harcito-Gct Items Buck RunttWrongWay Three Times In Tilt You Carinot Find In Your r r W k would run thjfw simple line I'lickv l(> stall time and un fourth down would run luick bo-j N tW YOU.* .'lev. 211. o l’) - hind bia own goal-Ilmi for ii A quarterback a t Iowa State III safety, and then xturt tho proce­ tho early football d ays of the lute dure nil over again. Ham Williumun almost drove the home fans Iwrserlt one day when he ran th e —w rong w ay three tlmep intentionally to give the opposition sa feties, [jut it so happened that It was good strate gy under the old niM that permitted . the team on owp 30 yard line with first down. ‘ You sec, Iowa H lalc Was leading 7 to n and a g ala nf w bid was blowing against them. I'unlm g was. dangerous. The ball ««•11DT ••or have neon kirLrd more' Ilian 31) yard s and n bail bounce might have glvi'ii tbo opponent:, the bull rlose lo tho Iowa Htntc goal Jim:S o threo lime* this w ily quurt- A n t iq u e n r M o tlc rn f u r n it u r e rc p n ire tl a m i rivf iin id h e tl b y i- m u t I- o f lo iij: e x p e r ie n c e . v V ic k o r S e t s p r in t e d . P r o m p t s e r v ic e , F Y r e o a lim n t e s . £ i t is r i L 'ib r y w o r k m iu rm ito c ii. of a team svlicdulftl l i play iu Kloiiitil lki: wcvkvul- S in of HiA'llmiri I'iuti m. ti v u cily mpin 1 mo in life cedutc. when it comer I > walin'* n metlnl to Coloml J. Griffin, head of the v-le, service bnnrrt, in M. lo in ., nod St. Louis County. The executive e-uinnitte draft lii'iiids it, that ii■ ■. I urged a special nvonmt ■ for Griffin. Their ie-olut' o forwai'led to President Tin So, here's the wny the situa­ by Representative Wallet ! Grid Star. Occupied Pulpit On Sundays 3 to 5 Day D iy Cleanitigr Service 5 Day Laundry Sfcrvlco R E N T out our rraauns for IVariiijt the'south stands free'n f stu ­ dents'. There are many adults wbh attend our loft) games who dlxilkp to slf among the kids when they yell, scream thrown into it Itirim'il over the West’s llose lloal nominee. Furalture Repaired and Refinished 1* j a c k m s v i i . i . i . . .\o r. 2 8 ; tvri --- l l t fltll'. U it hat- luLuil I,." loll Home Town Stores! “Spitting cobras" nr'e able to eject venom-int«r-the aya» -of- un approaching enaniy. If such wnnm is not removed ifninediutc.ly it causes tumporury or even per­ manent blindness writh painful destruction of tho tissues of the eye. ' _ Cold Preparations Id Q U in . T A H LB T 8, HAI.VK. NDSK-DROPH — C A U TIO N UHR O N LY AH IM KBCTKI) ¥ es, every day we rrluke p e o p l e happy because of our FAST, RE LiABLE^ LOW COST rep air and Your Local Merchant Comes First— Patronize Him! Buf If He Doesn't Happen to Slock W haf You're Looking for, You're Sure to Find It in Orlando! m aintenance work You too will enjoy driving expert mechanics have re c iu t t id ^ j^ o n i • • fe r J * . .. worked it w&'*2 ^ ' 208 W. ikSU OldnnttbtW _____ This Invitation to O ur ORLANDO RETAIL Y«i, Indeed) . . Shopping Ii FUN In Ihk neighborly city of yoorsl Fun for more reasons than one! First, because you're almost cor* tain th find just w hat you w o n t . . . It's root fun these days to b« able fo pick and choose front extensive stocks and selodlonsl then, of course, aree the Values yeti'll find . . . the biggest and best enywbersl Get the Orlando h a b i t . . . Ifs FUN and It's smart! ors Is Sponsored by the ASSOCIATION i �i A J I " T■'v 'V f*.. ■11• * ? »r -f1'* /;* “jHi' y*- ' %f <§! . THE SANFORD HERALD. " 5>eY<:' Iwc i*er Sne for one laser tlon 98c per line for three Ineerllon# 77c per line for 6 Ineertlons IS per line for 20 Inaertlons f l B i r ilk* OR DRISG YOUrt A 0* le THE SANFORD HERALD C ount lire word* to the line, including phone snd eddress. All advertDementa for altuatiene wanted will be charged 'e e ,* ! th e regolsr clasalfltd rate*. ** BUSINESS SERVICE DODGE - PLYMOUTH /IL L tip wilh kviwsenc and fuel PARTS AND SERVICE oil before winter. 109 Palmefln Are. Phone 1011 If. II. POPP. C0„ INC. WE ARE fuil» equipped and *TV0 FARMS FOR SALE—On* *know ho.- t o .! v.-.p your tire*. 3 acres, tiled land. 1 Rood well, Natural rul.b; of synthetic 2 story house, 1 car K^rntto. u« prefect tin* sidewalls ol cool house, 000 ft. West c. your tirv. Join-* "i ire Shop, Lake Monroe Post .Office. One Cor. 1st and E'm, phono 00H. —6 acres, all tiled, Rood well, 2 lto ry house, 3 story harm » mile west on Oran»e Boulo- SEWING machine* repaired. Wil liams' Fixit Shop, 205 W vard. J. W. Bell, Lake Monroe, 1st St. Phone 16. VEGETABLE plants for Victory BODY AND Fender dents, paint injury nr fnditiR should be Gardens and large ucrxagc. corrected now to conduit aging C-oi'eihugeo, lied, and Chinese and weathering, A new pain­ - - Cabbage,* —CuIltiuL;. Jitpcc ill J. less methoiTTiW:ttr» VJ-H'Kt While Bermuda Onions I Neck w Y.VTIiH AUTO PAINT A as a Rutabagas; Kacarile; -Ice BODY SHOP oerjr tottuce; ButR'-r Toma toes; 1 ye. r o d lUnbail 105 ,N. P a li,it to Ave. I'hone 371 Roots o f s m n ll p'ants; Ea-c Thymol Flnnnccbl t; 1)111 « « WASHING machines repaired— nrn| all homo appliances. Cald­ Strawberry plants. Freeh ve;te well General Repair Shop, 707 lahlo* am - North Mill*. Orlando, phono 2-1U72. Prompt service. Expert Auto Repairing now, solid llarflrld & Jackson HOOFING — Brand 1..... .................... „ aluminum sheet roofing, Vin connection with crlmp and snap lock styles. I hone. Yates Auto Paint & Body Works Wlre-Wrlte at once! Kulcnwider Phorte 371 Mfg. A Distributing C o, _ P.O. Box 8961,—« I 0 Lancaster- Drive,. ___ ___ AUTO PAINTING_____ r_ Ily C.W. ••Put” Johnaon Orlando. I'hone 21730. 16 yearn experience in auto and MOTOR BIKE ATl condition. aircraftpainling. Sanford’s popu­ authority. Rrlggs-Stratton motor, $126.00. lar paint authority, HOLLER MOTOR SALES 1210 French Ave. or call 010. 208 W. 1st St. ONE LARGE Dr's office scales; MOTOR TUNE-UP complete not of splints; oper­ ating room light, 200 Watt Factories recommend it every bulbs, operating table; nperat- 6000 miles nr twice a year. E s­ ' Ing cabinet and Instruments, sential to efficient car perfor­ other appllunce.c for office mance. Our expert mechanics and work, 2 sterllitera, nil in Sun Motor Analyser assure satis­ splendid condition. Phono 261. faction. Come In today. HOLLER MOTOR SALES MIKE SAUK' "ho" acre farm . 10 208 W. 1st St. arm s tiled. Sou ilrs .-A . MenEXPERT service on machines. index, 1010 Orange A ve,' Electric irons, oil heaters and cook stoves, backed by 10 years' SHEET Music, popular a n d experience. Phono 701-J. pitandfini, book music and music Instruction bonks at The Music Box jl) the Pi incus* Theater HELP WANTED Bldg. FCORDB - All the I Best popu­ GIRL for soda Fountain at Ban­ lar*, string >iuu.de ‘ami album ov’* Drug Store. P a rt time or set* .for Christmas g ifts . at full tim e. ’our music store, Ih e Music FULL time and part time clerks. Bax In the Princess Theater 11. A A. Department Store. Bldg. R, permanent 2 WIRE apraltcl cord, synthetr?- STENOGRAPHS position. W. E. Klrchoff, Jr., won’t burn 2c a fool. Iluucr’H • phone 305. ■' 118 S. Ihtik Ave. GIRL FOR OFFICE work, con­ ..... Iadl:a* pre-war, ex­ BICYCLE sisting mostly ■*of charging cellent condition. 816 Elm Ave. tlcketa ami counter work. Seminole County Liiumlry Co. LL OF BLOCK 10. eighteen HID W. 3rd S t , _______ lots, or will >.cll any of lots, run* from Lake Mary highway FOUNTAIN giH*. Apply Ship's to Crystal i-ake, all beautiful Service, Sanford 'Naval Air lota. See E. T, Cochran, 1-uke S ta tio n .______ ____________ Mary, Flu. c X e r k - s t e n o g r a p i i f . r ’ "^ ith GUITARS; Limiter! number of filing experience, able to take new ones on sale now. Also dictation, good salary. Phone need accordion, Banjo and 513, _____ _________ other muslcul Instruments In new condition ut The Music ORANGE packer*. Hanford F n ilt * Box In the Princess Theater Co,, S late Farm ers’ Market. * Building. FULL time bookkeeper • steno* grapher, good salary to start. M ast' be permanent resident. WANTED Apply Box J, c/o_J!erm1d.____ CIRCULATING fuel oil heater MAN TO sunervbe peeking In In good condition. HU Myrtle celery warehouse, r e a r round Ave. Phone 2G0-W. work for the right man. Phone Oviedo 2871- A. Duda A Kona. SHOTGUN Shall* • Have 12 guage, shot site 7 i t and 8'a, MAID for Sanford Clinic. Appl ■will exchange for lfl guage Mrs. Mary Rawlins, Mason! 7 i t , B or P, Jack RAIL phono Building, Park Ave. »* Bv BRONI9I.AW MATECKI (Polish Econcinlci Professor and Government Official) LONDON — 'T rlm o w i t h o u t , i* name." That is how Winston Church­ ill, in a broadcast trinde in 1941, described th-* terrifying u-cumJlntion of well-planned hiirlmrities committed by the Nasi* on the living bodies of many a European! nnlion and rare. I llrilian's wnr lender whoso uni - 1 ! nue rl-nuenco failed him when he; searched for n won! to convey the suffering of peoples tortured by the German oppressor, finds now the nn-ne nf this nameless crime in the Indictment of the Nuxi war lenders—genocide. Count Three of the indictment if nils In part: ". . . They (the defendants) conducted deliberate and systematic genocide . . . in eider to destroy particular races and ctnasrH of people , . ," Genocide, the word coined to fit " ir s UKE CUTTING OFF MY MOHT ARM, but I asked for retirement," was the comment of Admiral the crime* seems likely rtnt only C Jlull") Halsey (left),^63, fighting commander of the famed U. S. Third H eut la the pacific, aa bo tufuod to play Its part in the Nuernberg frolTI the microphone aboard thu USS. Sotifh Dakota nt Lob Angeles and yielded US command to Admiral trials, hut may change the aspecta -------mag | ' ‘ ' ' — ^ ---- -------— - -------- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING TOR SALE- t ', FLORIDA Churchill Finds Name For Thus Far , Nameless Crimes ^ ‘A'A?P WAVY! .*•<' ''<■ r - r ------- -------------------------------------------------- C te W n r Cooi,re&, In peace. The creator of the word, Prof. -Raphael I.tmkia',' a •noted scholar " r international law, formerly n public prosecutor in Poland an now n fuculty member a t DukUniversity In North Carolina, say .lit* hud no "linguistic umbibUons’’ in writing the name, that he aimed at n legal and humnnltarln ■ icent which, if generally ac led, would mitigate mankind'! misery. . . • Why The Name Genocide Iiuh two roots—the Greek "genos," nation cr race; th Latin "criei*. d iuffix mad#“from "WJMIrre.” kiting. Put them t o . gether and I hero is genocide"klling a nation nr "murderer « a nation.". In his book. Axis Rule In Oc­ cupied Europe (published by tht Carnegie Endowment for Interna tional Pence, Washingtan, I). C.l. Dr. Lemkin writes nitherto-used terms for attacks upon notions' at a whole are Inadequate. $ "Denationalisation," ho declares, does not convey biological des­ truction and, In addition, some times is used is the sense of deprivation of citizenship. This author finds terms like u L i ..t £ -"Her° £ muiiizntlon," Itntiunixalion" or lumxaiion or '" n sue snccln nation attacks SIATKD ON THI MNCH AT NUREMURO, GERMANY, Judges and alternate Judges representing to* four ARlwl poweTf ,n Europe nra shown listening as Justice Robert IL Jackson (sn o w ), chief U. S. prosecutor, Openef the proceedings by stsUng the case against tire 20 top-rnnldng Nails now on trial as w ar crim inals. IV n o li Biddle, former U. S. Attorney General, the U. S. Judge. Is seated (center) between the British and U. 8.fMffS hla alternate being Judge John J. Porker of the Court of Appeals. Other Judges and alternates a » Lard Justice Lawrence and Sir Normsti Blrkctt of Great OrRafft, MaJ. Ccu. Nikitchcnko sod A. T. Vrfth d T ed ' HcrbsL Credit! Army of United States to . ux. Melvin K. Hoover, ibluck, U. S. Navy tCcrt. of Service) to Richard Rhxhurdnon Deas, Assn. Army of United States to nhn Godfrey W. Marlon. Asen. U.—S. ~Nuvy to Robert' Carter i, Y./»uvcr. u W0Army of United States V J P. Mitchell. rilCS Army of United Stales to os to Cecil* L. Hines. Army of Untied States ta Chinee Arthur L Jackson. Sem inole C ounty C o u rt R ecord PRESIDENT TRUMAN M in i REPORTERS on returning to Washington from his surprise flying vlsif to Grandview, Mo„ where ha spent two hnure with his mother In celebration of her S3rd birthday. The flight rharked the first time in history that a U. S. President had down In the United States unaccompanied by news correspondents. fInternational »• YOU C A N T Q U IT A D V E R T IS IN G YOU'RE TALKING TO A PARADE NOT A HASS MEETING ^ NOVEMBER 29. IUI5 w arranty deeds led rather to imply a coordinated campaign fur the de­ • Johnson, R. B. Sr. ct .u* tif Joe struction of the essential foun­ Fisbei*. Murphy. «nsu E. B. et vlr Frank dations nf Ihe life nf national, religious and ethnic groups with to Joe Ullmf,. Smith, Turn to Ko.cttn Clark. the purpose of annihilating the Tt'rner, If. E. et ux to J. J. Mntgroups themselves. Thus genocide was practiced by thewn et ux. the Germans upon Jews, Gypsies, ,• Brown, Hannah UIn nr ho to WilPoles, Russians, and other Slavs • Ham Gordon Brown et ux. DEED and, to a lesser extent, upon < Frenchmen,—Belgians and Luxem- *i— Wath»rlngton,_.L. C__nt tut to. J,-B. St John a t-ire— bourgers, AGREEMENT FOR DEED ■ . How It Works St. John J. B. "et ux to M‘Genocide I* directed ugainst a group as an entity, and the ac­ liss Cook Benton. REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES tion* involved arc directed against Individuals, but as members of 'Livers, Beat rise E.. widow in .P>r«t Federal Snv, & Loan Assn. jyich groups, _ St, John, J. H. et ux to First Lemktn finds In the Hague Fed, Hhv. & Loan Assn. Conventions a legal busis for the William Gordon, el ux punishment of genocide in war. to Brown, Ffrxt Fed. S**v. 4 . Loan Assn. More Important than punishment, Wnil.gr. W T. et ux to Coo­ litre*cvci, no m {iruvcn* however, he iieiinrcs, declares,'la proven' tion—effective only when im par­ tral Fla, Vro. Credit Assn. CHATTEL MORTGAGE tial investigators nre allowed to Erwin, W alter T. ct ux to Act M "ms* cases. an Finance Co, ■ Further, . . _______ advnestea prosecu_____ s a t is f a c t io n s o f tlon for genocide In peacetime. MORTGAGE World War II, write* the pro­ Sanford Atlantic National Bank fessor, taught that not only mi­ norities but whole nations and races, If I weak, ____f _____ may bo ________ nttrekod with a view toward annihilation. States to Rfates to KUtca Jo ONE STEP WONT* - GET YOU THERE And O ta A D W on't Bring Succeti—You Must Keep On Advertising 8 AMPSON NAVAL CENTER, rY .. Nov.-29, <4*1—Prom an ap­ prentice seamfcn, on 10-day con valescent laave, Commander 0 . J Case received this anxious tele­ gram : "Hunting season opentoday. Request ' an extension." HOME HAVBR BRIDGEPORT. Copn.. W i­ llow, thanks to thoughtful Gen­ eral Electric engineers, a husband and wife can share a rouble bed without auo resting over warmth of the bedclothes. GK has dev*!trie blanket Each half can be kept e t a different temperature. LOST & FOUND FOUND: Billfold in M argaret nn Saturday. Owner m ar iv* by paying for adv. Call a t Tha Sanford Herald. £ GOODYEAR • Prewar prosperity has returned to a number of Balglan and Luxembourg industries providing eons traction MISCELLANEOUS PAY highest cash price* for ad furniture. Haynes A Wilaw Furniture Co., B ll E. U t ■ phone p I I . ■_ 1 lo s tto w h x j Tb WHERE WVACY IB RKSPECTBU Ift natural dsslre for privacy money m atter^^ls^strictl}r Beacon Dairies. 222 Magnolia Ave. , WANTED TO RENT fuvnlahad apartm ent m anent. Phone 309. tom tia m adulli. S t Located In Sanford, D O W *, to . U * ( M UP. Buy | OMdrMw D o L u a i-a Ylrea Mw, and get 1 aMa, wtater Irarilaa ' IEY CANT) j ’ TA KE | S YOUR d ataaovtagl AO SyyowE MBS! T' see our 1 U U 1' yr \ ^ < v FT! -T,Hv • a W •• • . j. . �' i ; a • • 'j - V i'- : ' ' " r ' -* ' ^— ' - i jyv. -------------~ ------- T^ W i % < •* - • -tfjS T d k 7j» , b To Protort the Peeeo of the Worldt To Premote the Proirw* of Americai To Produce Prosperity tor Sanford. THE WEATHER \ **!JT Unity There Ir Strength— mf C lrar skies, light wind* with Inna perioda of calm and slightly lower tempera* (urea In all (Patricia. y |g AN ^INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEU Established 1*108 VOLUMfe XXXVII SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 30. 1945 Sixteen Die In Northeastern States Storm Hess Admits HMemory Loss Outrighty Fake Snow Blankets Area Weather S t a t i o n Reports W i n d s Of 109 Miles Per Hour D eputy F u e h re r A c­ c e p t s R esptm sibi-; lity F o r A c t i o n s W hile U n d er H i t l ^ Associated Press Leased Wire N U M B E R 56. Army Foresaw Jap Attack Exact Moment it W as Made Steel WorkerH C ast S t r i k e Vote In R ain General Miles Insists However,That Point OfAttack Remained In Doubt Till Made NUERNBERG. Nov. 30, <7P>— I The one-tinie deputy Nazi fueh­ T o k y o . N ov. .i o a i \ — rer, Rudolf Hess, has made n I There may he another I'earl startling confession. A. tho war Harbor investigation -, this one ia Japan. Two of J s - * crimes -:-'»»! here, Hess ndmillml 1 pan's new political p a rtie sto.b ** tH* he had been fo ling . the progressives and the Li­ •Turt ) - hiatrists all ulong — berals —- are working on a •hat his ade ,ed loss of rnenury resolution which will demand was un outright fake, which he -that the fHet Investigate th e had attempted for what he called I Dec. 7 attack. • One mrmfler t.'Wicsl rea tins. , declared that the Japanese lies* declared that he had t nation was betrayed by a feigned omnesin even to h!i own small number of leaders in defensis1attorney. He an iced • Wind* near 80 milea an hour have ; Just the same way an the that he wished to necept full rc1 been recorded along the Maine , United Rlalen was betrayed aponiluitlly lor everything he coast. In aouthem New England by Japanese m ilitarists at had done or had ordered d-ne winds hare risen to GO and 6U Pearl Harbor. under Hitler — Unit ho wished mile* an hour after a slight lull. to continue on trial as a wr.: The storm today aank a GO-foot WASHINGTON, Nov. SO, Criminal with his fellow Nazis. N ary .mine test boat a t the FroThe-.first witness to testify, in . vlncetewn wharf but the crew (AP)—'Testimony before the the tria l'o f the Germnn lend’rs escaped injury.' Pearl Hurbor Investigating took the stand today to outline A heavy enow has fallen in the Committee today dincloaod details of all alleged plot on storm area aojl ./lurries of snow that tho Army Intelligcnco Adolf Hitler's life concocted t*y hare fallen in the Great Lake an ace (iernmn intcllireiiee offi­ region and Chicago. • • •' Division Mtspcctcd th a t. tho .: cer. The witness was ? njoy fie n -; , The snow blanket ranges in Jap attack would come at era! Erwin I.nhmisan, n in : iher I ► depth from three inches in Bos­ the moment it did. They did cvf the German army miell.g nee J ton, Newark, New Jersey and not know, however, where . New York City to 28 inches in Waving n lurgo hand to cmphaMze his denial. Lt. Gen. Tomoyukf section. Uihuusen told how Admiral Attica, N.Y. The weight of the Yatnashita tell* n L'.S. Militury Trluimil in Manila that he should that first blow would be aaow broke down transportation not t>c held accountable for the long list of Jnp atrocities detailed Walter Wilhelm Cannris--!;no*n struck. and communication facilities in a t his war crimes trial, lie said lie was not ton man In the defense as the “genius” of German secret Standing in line In a driving ruin, steel workers «f the Bethlehem .Steel Company's Franklin Plant in The former heail of the In­ plotted lor y-'ars i Juhnstdwn. Pa., wait their turn tu cast their s t r i k e vote* Billed Vi'-nig was not permitted on com telligence New England and upstate New of the Philippines, U>t was under-order.1* of Field Marshal Count agents—had .... Division, Major General ark, Gale winds roared over Hi sn Ieh i —T«r« u e h i J a t *- «■«mmninter.-fo r— If! mil Mltjej._l.aliini-.rn jt[eta red ] psay-pn>party by the steel rom pnnyrK -trnt t h west—4'oci f iW—O f-1 lit Julmshiwn to shelter-tha "watcher* at HU Sherman Milea,' to ld 'th a commit-* ,e ’Boston area and grounded o' ficlal Signal Corps Uadiophoto. * * l,ll,n * h ° dolosteil |s,lIipg booths. (Intelnational Soundphuto) tec that it wus un intercepted (International Sountlphoto) ...... . *■ * Hitler thoroughly and hud lled e d 1 i- - - ■ r freighter, the Fotdhnm Victory, Japanese code message th at led a cdi|nc which hml plotted ngatnit _ _ , on'spscUcle island in Boston h ar­ him to fear that tho attack would tho Nazi* from ihe bor. come at 1:00 I’.M. on Dec. 7. to power. TVo other ooats are miaalng— The messngr Intercepted was an Lahoucen s id ho was an aide _ t a v *, *i ■« a 3T-foot cabin cruiser out of instruction to the Jap emissaries to I 'a tlt.L . t i d to) ale 1 ’ r 7 ■ r . -i Newport, R.I. and a fishing boat v in Washington tn deliver their coiiI wus e x ic u te j aio ■ * . from New Bedford, Mass. Sevan l . a V j ! now famous note to the State J . ^ ' . i .. —^ iCOrei of jihei nll.lturj. troopships are riding out the Department at exactly — nf.er tile ouiy .0. i ., . i J ill storm in outer Boston harbor. o'clock In the afternoon. J |j p..>. ngainsi .1 1 ..i i i. J, | /She weather station on Mount F .? in ... i ' e r . i*. A l i i , a l - M e e t i n g ' (.ahocscn sought io por.ruy uiO l General Miles said that he call­ Washington, N.H. x clocked wind ed General Marshall's attention ~— 1 t ' . ( . u p ien.1 i>y » .innri, n« on. . _ ~ _ velocities us high as 109 miles . ■——— ■ . . i _ •, , . .. . to the m utter. ....f.v hnivil and . uom n.u«d M r s . M o U fflltd ll SaVS Scrapping: S e m i n o l e an,hour. New York Central trains C ll 1e ^ O* ’0 t T 1 A . 'VS'JO” ! 1 mtfl IinpCCt- uml also Hitler and his methods. Throughout mill November, he - -ara pulling Into Now York a n y -, t 1 went on, he was convinced th a t All Are Availably Squad Com es From Japan r f : C om m ittees Ap* it. :aid that tnu Cn.mris gioup w hen from 30 minutes to m il FO Y C C '11 I ’ ll C l * 1 C was facing a ilsis, and she might seek to resolve It hour.late. Commercial operationsTTnBrwJ T « ~ T V - ' ' ■«! For Lending lA*ndin>r Today B ehind To W in Tilt that p o :nfif:d~ F o r 1 9 4 0 a t. LaGuaidhi Field huvu beenj H U S C ti ! l i <■. \ by taking drastic action. Consis­ i rn lout; lien Mi mm-uliai Her. wh a total of 383 tently, he declared, the Army 0 * haltedU) JULIAN KTKN STROM n ..j. '[Am. ' ifi ■ ’ r 1 utnnn Goerintt, aim bus not * A number or lnt?r«|-’li:,' tu flight* h*iva 'been cancellud in WASHINGTON. Noe. ,T:, U'\ thoiieht in l*‘, n* ■>( eventual t a r he'* ' jmisi-4 up a iltln fe VO W i n u . b o o k s nf fictiim and n'O’-fieilothe* post Aft cvplmmtion o f'tv h y Kiu’V fk-niliiole rW illy i,*“k aky*. e.ius of the nmciight by iii ora avrilshlr for l"i*il"i■ ’ TheV M b ? r S h S £ X v ; t e r 1 *., a r always bad taken into, V'ac­ ,r of. leers in the Pacific chM ind their unnuel meeting lgv.t 'llth t»i mciI the Mainland High Hchnn' plans Jhelr minds uboet thn cdri*A1l*ty p.t the a m hdde 4’rjmary Schnd . trlui conduct, glare.I mti’ntiy ti. i ut the Fnnford I’ulilli' Library, count tha possibility of an as­ in Airs. Elton t. V •jby Uucrnileeis of Dsytoea sault on I’earl Harbor. of the Arniy-Nav'ft' merger p’an ' rtu ird by the p re-cu ts'iw of U .utufton ns too Germnn officer') according . | ton, librarian. leach' Inst night at the high Its* lieen laid brfore the Senate >■ iirrt’, rn iisnecti‘>:i of r i ” . testified. General Mile* recalled th a t ' rn ■ tb ' ..I." •rllool atliletic field and ’ Ion war i i.ui* iii.closnl today l at ill Milltnrv Commlfte.1- Rear Admiral • d th? appointment of wor 1 v I gomes had been held lit fiction, gives a highlv lnie<— third phase oi the trust — a | the final whistle blew, * Hanford ■ i. c . for lOlfl. I Forrest Sherman, who served a Hawaii years ago. complete with review of ho.i various lorilitie funs were well convinced they site* third uccs wilt gut lital. rI deputy chief of staff to Admiral Randall Chnse. who was recilit- I it ii’s n il nltout tho b ed n simulated landing ny enemy Nimitz, rave tho ;eapl(M»atlw»—in- ■Hr— appointed - Chairmait-.-of —thv | wav Monday wh.«,i th j Amencnal tn the United States iv.-elvi, their names.__________ ____ :__g priMM-uttoii tukoH up Um Nasi testlmony before the rommlttcc Dislri.-t, prdiided at the- meOUHg j i r o n t hi ni s s e a s o n . Brig. General Joseph Hutchi­ this morning. Ollier non (ictinu ItooU.. n*. __ . . / , i . _ _____ ______ which opened with an invocation : invasion of Ctccnotdov.ikli. of tlie pnsafallity of n_ son of Sanford, who recently re­ Will'll Mainland took the field, discussion leased are: “Especially Spaniels Admiral Sherman snld that two liy Itcv. J. E. McKinley. FollowI dawn nir ottuck. However, it wax * turned after two years of Pacific events disillusioned the naval of­ ing o period during which dinner written by Gliuiys 'lubir, whim eleven huskies went into the re­ that there was no way of aervief, has been chosen by Gov. ficers about the menrer proposal was served, Troon 80, Troop 5 , should .inleiest dog lovers. ”.Mi. ceiving position and easily out­ felt forestalling such uu attack ex­ Millard F. Caldwell as n member —events which he said disputed and Troop 34 of Sanford in addi- * slim lieyutid Darknes*” . by l.im i weighed tin: locals- liy 20 pound.- cept by aerial reconuaisancc. of a 16 member tax Inquiry com­ unified command in the Pacific. .lion pm nun. The situation looked Cotndr. J. Ilryan II nnu I'hiiip tu tfoopg^froin I.uke Monroe,,' Fifd M, liuilmnn, diKlrict.gover­ mittee to help streamline- the ‘Relit gives a gruphir nremtut rough foi the ltaby Feds. Knnf > r* d The firsl event,' Sherman raid', Io nn<i the Ui*lrirt's t’ub i state's “patchwork" U x structure. was the estahlhhm ent within the ijvim uf the Carrior Lexington's ram nor "f Rotary, will tie ihe prin.'i- kicked off and a Idg bruiser Scouts were Inspected hv offlrialn hill'll i n! it dinner to Ik- held iiaiiii'it M-irvin Brownlee link the Police P l a n Pound General Hutchison expects to oe War Department structure of the in pniitns. of Task Force GK, noil pal hiii'iik the nuditorlum of in? school. ui tlie M.iyfnii Hotel .Monday hull on hi. own 10 uml soared the out of the service soon. of the liyttie of the i'liilippiiiu, Twentieth All1 Force to Ito based Scout.Billy Meriwenlher led the F o r Horses And Cows evening at ':im oM oik. T/Rgt. William B. /acliry. Jr., rm Jdnu LU. 1(144. 81 yards for a lauehitdwn. Oil Alio named to the committee is on th r Marianas for attacks on pledge of ailcgla .re to tin- fh g the nltempl fin the extra point, L. G. Leedy, Orlando Investment Japan. The rummander of this and Floyd Wooiiward, scout exe- rcturm il to tho United Flint- tu, “Time nomb" exposes tlm .tisi Thu problem of what to do with Whidhei mi: Ion, Fed (nrklc, broke banker, who has been chairman Air Force, Sherman said, van cutivo, led the group in singing the Queen Mary on Nov, 1*. after tom of forces which threaten oui stray dogs found wandering on ill nli I blind.i-d (lie kick. of the im portant sUto house ti- treated in the Pentagon Building, 'America.? A b rie f period of en- serving ovura.Hs two year* with American way of lire, cliiniy the streets was solved koiiiu time tho 301 Fighter gioup. Ho <*’- ! Innir* and aiui-sumolhing move­ nance and taxation committee for 8600 miles away. With a mix p o i n t Ic.id, Main- ago tertuinment wus presented by reived hin honorable discharge 'i t 1 by tne establishment on West three sessions end has served in ments. "Sim I'ostwur oolis I ni bill | k i c k ' d off to Fanfold. After The sccom| disillusioning factor, George Touhy and Harry .ludcli, Fort Meado, Mil, on Nov. 18, and Sixtll Street uf u LUv Found, and the house for five sessions. • tiller pl siys in which they were Men" by Vocation Guldani'o Re the Admiral went on. was n Mr. Ctiase then announced the homeless mongrels hero The balance of the committee directive Issue hv the joint appointment of Ralph A. Smith, returned recently from lAtishinq* seatch,” uppi a rn to be ium the smothciell by tile Idg' Mainland many adopted bv kindly citizens. ll vkllssrS (In l'»s* r**ui Included: Tom B. Swann of Win­ chiefs of staff at the instance of Evans McCoy and Dan Wright ton, D. C. with his wife, tho furline, Giunlhunt kicked to Day­ been VHbul lo do with stray cow* and mer M argaret Ingley, to *|«'»J ter Haven; Senator Hanry B. Bat- General Marshall. This ilirectivo tona. A few minutes latur the hordes presents ail entirely dif­ the holidays with his parents at nerd, St. Petersburg; Wl. Howard transferred ull tho Army resourc­ IC « s H s s * 4 On l*aa» T n u l big Baity Buccaneers were near­ ferent problem to police. The Rotary ('tub will wrlromc tlltl Magnolia Avenue. Frenkland of Tempa: D. Stuart es except air in tho Pacific ocean ing pUy dirt. A few second* Fled M. Itill t m.*ii, (inventor of During the past two weeks a t Ha rcccived-Vix luittle stars for HUIIh of DeFunlaok Springs; Col. to General . Mu*Arthur. tin HiTlh District of Itotury In­ Inter Mickey McClelland. Day- least a dozen cows and horse* campaigns in Normandy, Northern D in McCarthv of Port Pierce; Aif areas tuna halfback, went over center Admiral Sherman' then told the ternational, made up of the 69 have been lost and picked up by Franca, tho ' Ardennes, Ccutril . R. Nielson, of W est Palm Beac i; committee tlie four for the second police that in his opinion, clubs in Florida at a dinner at tho from • nnllnurit who are puzzled ns tn know Europe and air offensive action. 1 * 1 * !*■■» Knur Rep. Fletcher Morgan of Jackso-t- ’ih* very intensity o f the drlvo Mayfair lintel Monday evening what to do with them, according Aftar entering the atorvice ia De­ — ■■1* villa; F. G. Halley of Miami; Sen. for the merger, bud what he term ­ at 7:U(( o’clock. to Police Chief Roy G.. Williams. cember, 1U42 he was sent to Eng­ W. Turner Davie of Madison: Fred the destructively critical naturo Sometime* they bring them to land In November, ID43. After Ilultiuuii is a uiembcf uml u Recovered • R a d i o M. Cena of Galneavllle; Thomas ed Commander Jack 'Rqcco of the recent statements about the jail and quarter them lit the city being based In England he was i-' president iff the Jacksonville A. Johnson of Pensacola; Max, of Loot I d e n t i f i e d Campbell—bussing I'ost No. 63 Navy, are leading in the wrong garage until rimmed by ownfera. sent to France in December, JIM t. Hub anil In president of Cain i M. Brown of Lake Citv and p. He expressed the vipw IhaC they At other times they tiu up the and was attached to the. supply of Kiiiifoid uniioiinced this morning Bull limit, Inc., with h e a d q u a r t e r s Graham Copeland of Everglades. Major Lewis B. Bills hat re­ that the regularly schedule! direction. iiiviiiAn of tho Pth Air Fmve Chief Huy G. William'* office animals or leave them in Care of in Jarksnnville, He was h o 'l llllX turned to his home In Geneva on j meeting to lie held Monday night, residents near whete found until are heading toward the conditions which was supporting Gen. Fat* led governor by Hnrida Rotary is still cluttered Up with table has liceti postponed uml will l.e rlub* 'and formal Iv elected ill '.lie ratlins uml tubes and other loot the owners can he loeuted. that first brought nhout tho tormina! leave awaiting his re ­ ton's Third Army. . d from- active the Little D a m a g e To creation .wmion r.f o a. seimrale wBr.w-N.rx i,.- lease --y - - * duty x with Nnvy De A t the time of the Ardenm-s held Tuesday night inslcud ut the -racuviuod—whan—a — Chaim—ami — “ *Uha I.—t lie—-erty needs extended campaign ho wasTiiVse lo Uelgiuiiir Legion Hut on tlio l.atrefrdfi nl iii Chicago, this year held lt> Company warehouse employee pound for atray horses and cow*,” Vegetables—Reported Commander Horen said that the Kvvcral sections, tha 7th Arrav. chanced lo find the stolen goods —said Chief William*. __ _ jlilli ___ I was _____a member of and to Znchry k........................ * ment had not maintained a suffiMajor m He predicted tliul before long was president uf meeting will begin at 7:00 o'cloci; which bad been hidden in the I tn It mu ri will be • making his Vary little damage to grow- cent Navv and a naval campaign Ir.e Air Transport Command and hisSgt. class when he graduated from with a dinner and a formal ^nct-t. official visit to the Sanford club, warehouse ut Thirteenth Street there would be another round up lag vegetable* as the result of was imminent. piloted the first ATC ship to land Seminole High School. of atray dugs, many of which are Af'or ing will follow immediately aftertha heavy frost last evening, wss Atsugi Japan. Prior to that Christmas he plans to return to wards. Tho meeting will tc . ml will address Roturiaiis, hero and Elm Avenue by. a thief who alck. The Admiral urged nil possible at hail made the place his sleeping on various phases of tho Rotary reported this morning by grow­ sneed Ume. Major Bills was stationed Tho other day a negro woman in coming to a ilecivion on • t Guam as chlaf pitot of the Air Alexandria, V». within rommutim; featured by an official report on movement.. During his s t a y ho quarters. ers as tha mercury dipped to the merger plan, saying that the Transport Command there and la­ distance of George Washington the reernt national convention will advise with President lam R. One of the radios is tnarkod was called to account hv polk.-a tty degrees, which Is four deUniversity College of Law, v im s held In Chicago, by State Depart­ because her dog had bitten bo frees.w i greea warmer than tha minimum resent uncertainty is destroying te r ha flaw from Okinawa with he expects to resume anil finish ment Adjutant Reid Mann and I.rsher and Secretary Wolter us the property of Rill Harvey, many people and there bad been a spearhead unit 'of Japanese oc­ his legal studies within a hsif n Seventh District Commander Joel Haynes ami be acquainted with tho who formerly operated a radio many complaints. When question­ record*oil‘ -last Bunday morning. levy morale. activities of thq various club com­ shop at 210 East Fifth Street, Whltner, according to cupation force#. year. Mrs. Ingley, who itss Iwen Field. but who staled that he went out ed by Chief William* concerning Death T c if Rises To The Major and Mrs. Bills, and entp weatherman. Mops will also be made for tha mittees. ployed by a Washington firm, There are now more than MO'i of business liecause he wax >rob­ the reason for her dog’* bad con­ their twa sons, ate visiting J. Moat of the few remaining legion's holiday activities in­ Rotary clubs loeuted in nearly all bed so often. A number of the duct, ahe replied, “ I do declare, Five In C o l l i s i o n Bills in Geneva. Ha is planning willI accompany him, perishable crape such m snap cluding tho appointment of a com­ parts of tho world, and despite dat dog done must have some lion to take a real aetata broker's beans, squash or torn*teas had mittee to promote thn Christmas the fact that much of tho ’world radio tubes recovered may be­ in him.” Jewish Center Group Box drive for the "Yanks Who was engaged In war, over “ 10 long to him alto. The Smoke LUMBERTON, N. C. Nov30, examination shortly. stread y boon ■eliminated by tha House has recovered its stolen The death loll fn the colli­ previous cold wave. Green vege­ and are now patients in were established or roorgam- radio, minus dials, Buys Health B o n d Gave'* and two Mrs. Roosevelt T e l l e military and naval ’hospitals clubs tables such as escaralc. lettuce sion of a bus carrying textile wor­ Governor Rebukes ^ | zed during the year ending Juno radios are marked a* the prop­ throughout the United Stales. 30. ft And romaine have been only kers and i a tank truck near AP To Mind Business congregation of the Tem­ First Viea-Commander Hr B. Pope erty of Videll Jonea. ** slightly nipped by the cold, se- I-umbcrton, N. C. .has risen to Marlon’s S h e r i f f pleTheBeth Israel of the Jcwjsh will preside a t Ihe meeting. „ cording, to both east and west five. Twontv-two survivors uro YORK. Nov. 30. W V Community Center is the firat std* growers. No damage to cab­ in the hosp|t*.l, many of them (n Commission Expects A NEW TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 30, t/F) religious group tn Sanford to New York qewspaper (Tha Accent On S m i l e s bage Is reported, but It Is stated serio u s condition. — Governor Caldwell today took 1946 License T a g s Herald-Tribunal Mfa. f r a n k ­ buy a f l O . health bond from Sheriff K. C. Wade says another To Meet M o n d a y lin D. Roosevelt say* that lu maturity has been deStarts In Lakeland declined to giro body waa found today In the to taak Sheriff 8. C. Thomas of Seminole County Health and Tu­ On Sale Tomorrow Marion county fo r what tha chief any detail* about the fig h t b e-' **RainfsU for November has wreckage of the bus. The bus executive called MA pretty bad berculosis Association, it was re ­ Higgins ia tween Fala, the pet of her lata Mayor Edward LAKELAND, Nov 30, t/Jh— ported today by Mrs. Elizabeth fire and rlunged down « been but a third of tha normal caught w atalngion. D. C., tod*y and Blaze, a dog owned Florida’s 1940 auto license Lakelundara are taking a t least leaving Washington precipitation, according to Mr. tan foot embankment after tho i He wahned the Ocala officar Darkey Kirchar. association sec­ tags will be on sale Saturday one EUiott. Sold Mrs. phase of peacetime recon­ where he ha*,J>e#n conferring by h#r retary, Whltner, The measured rainfall head-on collision last n ig h t that in following a policy of not "We veanted to share In the morning at the office uf County version terlouilv. Reverting tv with Naval officials regarding Roosevelt: “ I don’t see that la M of on inch as compered removing alec tod officials, there donations because of our sym­ Tax Collector Jno. D. Jlnkim. the slogan th at “The customer the ultimata use of the Sanford Is aitze ■ _ Robert Kilpatrick, ton of Mr. la a point beyond which h s can’t pathy with the health raovemy/it,” Prices of tha tag* will be the I* alway* riant,” city clerks have Naval Air Station facilities. Ho family* — further l don't know and Mrs. £ . G. Kilpatrick, as* go and that the sheriff Is said Frank Shames, - leader of xama a* last year, My. Jinklns started a ‘‘chocr-up week” and will probably . arrive hare Sat­ what you're talking about.” pad without injury ymterdav “knocking at that door right tha congregation. ■old. Applicant* *r* requested have organised a "Stretch Smirk* urday noon according to Miss Then Mrs. ' Roosevelt asked “ Margaret Rails, hla secretary. to bring their registration cards, into Smile* Society.” newsman: “ I don't see how you * w o n lu - O w : to a SU te With Mayor Higgins bock and even hoard about it — who to ld , •nd trpOM lble, their tlUo certl- • * The *al(Rfolks are wearing Commissioner* recovered y o u t" tMtlceUnx - that fkaf She was told tha ‘ b ad g e* . J h g t ■*1' “I'll smile it City ^ T W i f Z - st.‘ “ M ils iU -aitf& iU t W * o . . rea -gone from illnaaa., m.- ■M SP*. °K -tt* ■<*g* _ ; ir o n City Com mis* Ion . wlu probably ttara on a dark blue _ take place Monday evening. The . jail Governor Caldwell, ter" to meeting scheduled for lost Mon­ they're go day evening was postponed due . , , claim they to most of the member* of tha 7 * ' " ' Commission being abo+nt } BOSTON, Nov. 30, (AP) ■■—A storm-moving over the northeastern ' s t a t e s has taken 16 lives ancNcft large areas blanketed with snow. ( Winds reached 78 miles an^ hour In gusts at Boston— three miles above the 75-milc level a t which a storm Is regarded as a hurricane. S Baby Feds Whip Giaiit Mainland tleven, 13 - J2 INumber Of New Bcaks’AAdr.d To Loc?J Li’ rar !Admit*) Lrpkins Ssininole County Gen. H titchis^ Named On State _ T a x Committee T-Sgt. Z» ’ Discharged Army Air F''— District Governor To Visit Rotary Hub On Monday Major Louis Bills Qn Terminal Leave After Pacific Duty R American L e g i o n To Hold Meeting On Tuesday Night . . .. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1945 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 29, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 29, 1945. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 29, 1945; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/891f1ece3d5f43b6d42ee692f739b517.pdf fa0d0e19660eef8d9664c315a2632d60 PDF Text Text ( ------ * T U E S D A Y , NOVEM BER 27, 1915 T IIE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA 3 BUSINESS SERVICE ’L aw son; Little Is Industria ome ac Trying Road Back FUZFO, Hungary, (/PI—New in. experimental laboratories, To G o l f Titles dustrial directed by Dr. Laszlo Demeny, up with k«*»cne and fool oil beloro winter. II. B. POPE CO., INC. lltE llla U tE lilS IllE IIIE IH E IIIS IIIE IIIS IItiS H tS iw moTa.lhsB lUWO, principals and teachers, ..... t , administer the test* December 3-1 i l l 27, ut which time they must l n } l | | | returned to Science Clubs of A-1 — merica In Washington, Watson I JJJJJ Davis toys. The examination], are I ■ ■ ■ designed to reveal the student’s I I I ability to think and reason rather I than measure his fdrul of acicnti-1 m b fie knowledge. | The Search is sponsored by the I I I Westinghouse Electric Corp. DODGE ■ PLYMOUTH PARTS AND SERVICE 109 Palmetto A te. Phone 1011 n V 0 FARMS FOR SALE—One WK ARE tuily equipped and one time Rockefeller fellow a t tho 3 acres, tiled land, 1 good well, University of California, have know how to recap your (ires. By FRANK ECK 2 story house. 1 car r a n g e , 1 Natural rubber or synthetic, AP Newafcatures Sports Writer been set up in a modern factory rt>ol house, 000 ft. West we protect Inc sidewalls of NEW YORK—W. Lawson Lit­ here as one step In aiding totter­ Lake Monroe post Office. One your tire. Jones Tire Shop, tle, who reached his peak as a ing Hungarian industry to get —A acres, all tiled, rood well, 2 Cor. l i t a n d ‘Elm, phone GOB. golTer 10 years ngq hut added back on Its feet. Tfie laboratories story house, 2 story bam , t i were instituted by the Hungarian mile west on Orange Boule­ SEWING machines repaired. Wil­ , the National Open to his list nf oil companies. five years later, has his In China, more than 600 years vard. J. W, Bell, Lake Monroe, liams’ Fixit Shop, 206 W. ' romiuests "We're Interested chiefly in'pro­ ayes, set on golf's gold dust trail, ago. a treatise on carbon " bit Phone 1C. black 1st St. and there arc few professionals ducing sugar from starch, alchohol manufacture was published. RADIO Philcn cabinet style. BODY AND Fendar dents, paint who doubt that he will make the from cheap grapes, ncctilin from methane gas of which we have Price reasonable. 1209 Mag­ injury or fading should bo grade. nolia Ave. Little, now 34 and nearing large deposits, and the conver­ corrected now to combat aging sion of sunflower seed hulls In and weathering, A new paln- playing weight at 100 pounds, has furfural for fine- lacquers," DeVEGETABLE plants for Victory been away from competitive golf less method awaila you at Gardens and large acreage, three years. He went into the meny said. YATEH AUTO PAINT & Copenhagen, Red. and Chinese Navy as an apprentice seaman BODY SHOP V eMMUIAgUf, W UIIUIUB, Broccoli; tJIUVtJII) Cabbaged Colhirds; White Bermuda Onions; Neck- 103 N. Palmetto Ave. Phone 371 Dec, 12, 1042, and was a lieuten­ Tpsts Are Ready For u s i Rutabagas; Escarole; Ice­ WASHING machines repaired— ant when discharged Oct. 24. Little enme Into prominenre by berg Lettuce; Rutger Toma­ S c ie n c e Research and all home appliances. Cald­ winning Itotli the British Amateur toes; 1 year old Rhjbarb well General Repair Shop, 707 and National Amateur tourna­ Roots or small plants; Hate: WASHINGTON. D. C„ UV)~ North Mills, Orlando, phone ments in 1034 and again In 1025, ~ Thyme; ' -----Flhnacchlo. hlo; T)lll and Z-1D72. Prompt service. the only time these two events More than 15,000 American high Strawberry plants. Fresh vego were won in succession by the school seniors with a flair for tables and oranges parked to Expert Auto Repairing same man. But it wns in 1029 -clence soon will he priming them ship. J. W, Bell, Lake Monroe, Barfield A Jackson that the Monterrey, Calif., golfer selves for a thfee-hOur test in phone 16. in connection with competition for *11,000. in scholYates Auto Paint & Body Works gave an inkling of Incoming a til ships, awarded annually to finaltop flight linksnian. HOOFING — ’ Brand new; solid . Phene 371 ists in the Science Talent Search. At 18 He Played Oultnel aluminum sheet roofing, Ya 3 Examinations have been mailed AUTO PAINTING That year he pipyed in the'Nn ■I 1 crimp and snap lo c t styles. Phone” By C.W. “P at" Johnaon tional Amateur at Dvl Monto and ■T-* Wlre-Wrlto at^oncel FulenFlder Mfg. 4 Distributing w ., P.O, 16 years experience in nUto and lost to Francis OulmcAt, l**jp,"]n % //y & i: Box .3331, 010 Lancaster Drive, aircraftfmir,tlng. Hartford's popu* a third round match- Culmet was i-omlng in at tree top level ovet* Old Court House street and skim­ lar paint authority. Orlando. Phone 21700. ? ulck to predict a great future ming the tops of the Great E ast­ HOLLER MOTOR SALES nr Little, then a mere youth of ern notcl and tho governor's m an­ MOTOR BIKE A-1 condition, 208 W. 1st Ht. 18. Briggs*Stratton motor, 9I26.DO. • In 1030, the year Bobby Jones sion. 1218. French ^ y e . or call 010. When the Japanese threat to MOTOR TUNE-UP acorcd his famous grand slum— Fneloriea • recommend it every British Open and .Amateur and Calcuta subsided, the road was' LADIES pre-war bicycle, good 6(100 mile* o r ’twice a year. E s­ U, H. Open and Amateur—Little usbd as a storugc area i'or mlli- For Your Christmas condition. .'100 W, 16th St, sential to efficient car perfor­ reached the second round in the .tnry vehicles and supplies. 4 '* FOUR PIECE wicker suite, mance. Our expert mechanics and National Amateur. In 1932 he Supply and Hunting Sun Motor Analyzer assure satis­ bowed in the opening round, but chest of drawers* one trunk, tho following year, at the age of one rood chest, one nntiquo faction. Come in today. LEGAL NOTICE .nO L L E It MOTOR SALKS 22, he reached the semi-final. The Trips — See platform rocker. Phono 90S-J. 208 w r 1st SI. n e x t.tw o years he scored with r n t .xrv ONE LARGE Dr’s office scales; EXPERT service on mnrhines. ease fn the national ..nqiulcur*,' ix c o l h t o r - t i i h t imik. sm ii.xiii.r. c m n t s . complete set of splints; oper­ first a t Brookline, Mass., then at JSTiTK lie I'UHIIU.i. Electric irons, oil heaters and ating room light, 200 Walt Bill's Package Store •* >IN' I t B T H E K8 T A T R OK • cook stoves, hacked by JO years' Cleveland., bulbs, operating table; operat­ J A S 1BH M. WYNN. D e r e a s e d . But it was in May, 1934, tlmt experience. Phone 701-J. IX P R o n A T H ing cabinet and Instruments, ho set the golfing world on fire T o A L L W HOM I T MAY C ON and Bar btqrr appliances for office EXPERT plumbing. Emergen­ by winning H< first major tour­ l ' B U N : work, 2 sterilizers, nil in cy repairs, • remodeling, new nament, taking the British Ama­ N o t i c e lr li«*ri*l.> g i v e n t h a l 112*W, 1st. Phone 880 splendid condition. Phone 251. J . O V R I l H T I t B B T flleil M s f i n a l sinks, lavutoties, toilets, laundry teur. He heal Jfm Wallace on the II. ■ , 1 1 iim Ai I iii I ii I nI r u t o r o f the tubs, hot water heaters. Also 23rd hole, 14 and 13. At the half­ e s t a t e I>r J a m e s M. W y n n , it*. MIKE SAUS' 30 acre farm , 10 house heating. Ceurgo Cour- way mark he was 12 up, scoring r e n s w l ; Hull lie flleil tils p e t i t i o n acres tiled. See Mrs. A. Menf u r flint t flififhiirgt', H in t h e son, Phone County *1100 or un eagle arid seven birdies along In the m eantim e . . . . endex, 1010 Orange Ave. I** ll»»* Hiifiotnl»l*» II. W. write Box 678. Sanford, Fla. the way. Ho heal Dr, William wWilla r e»p|»l> , t 'd i m l y J ui1m»* o f H c m l n n U Twoddcll, 1 up, to retain the r m i n i y , F l o r m n . o n l ire 2 ?!li d a y ----- SHEET . Music, popular a n il wn In tttitr,. if D rrim tlie r . 1945. f o r a p p r o v a l MISGELLANEOUSItuy - More Bonds for standard, hook music nnu music When the year was up instruction books a t The Music " “ ‘v y U d ^ a lS S . "a Box in the Princess Theater WE PAY highest rush price* for was awarded tho James E. SulliVICTORY! van Award. Oils l l l h ilny u f N o v e m b e r , l e t s . Bldg. used furniture. Haynes A Wil­ 'in 1936 he turned pro for a It. J. O v e r s t r e e t . Hr. A d m inistrator of th e e etate liams Furniture Co., 311 E. 1st BECORD8 • All the latest popu9 )0,000 first year contract with of J s m r s M. W y n n , d e c e a s e d St. phono 961. lars, string music and album a sporting goods firm. Four acta for Christmas gifts ut months later ho won bis first title BOR HOW HERE WHERE your music store, The Music os a pro, Inking the Canadian PRIVACY !H RESPECTED llox in the Princess Theater YOUR natural desire for privacy Open with a 271 .for 72 holes. The following year he annexed Bldg. In money matters is strictly respected here. Friends and the Snn Francisco match play MUSICAL instruments, acces­ relatives are nut uuestioned title as pro at Urctton Woods, sories, guitar anil violin strings about your credit. Your cm- N. !L In 1940 he turned in a blar­ a t The Music Box in the Prin­ ployer or business associates ing five-uridcr-pur final round 05 cess Theater Bldg. will nut hear of your persona! to capture the l*On Angeles Open. affairs. There is no eauso for Five months Inter he heal (lent! embarrassment. Saruzon by three Mrnke* in the LARGE PLOT on main Highway, Reasonable credit requirements. playoff at the Nations! Open ut suitable for garage or cahfn Wo co.makers on money loans. Wnrronsvllle, Ohio.* development. Has 0 room moVarinble payment plans. Shot A 82 In Trzas Wlern house. Small cash, balance FAMILY LOAN CO. STRICKLAND - MORRISON, Inc. One of Little's insrcsithle rounds easy terms. Box 61, Sanford. Florida Hank Bldg. Phone 33 came in 1941 when ho took the GMC Series 300 Block assembly. >MAKE Phone 200 hauling-W e Texas Open. Ills 02 bout lien Ho­ A scarce article and ns good' have a MONEY gan by three shots. Your Ford Dealer Since 1931 good hoavy.-jluty 1911 a s a new truck. Either is hard Little, who served ns n Nuvy Chevwlcl truck th at really enn to get. Let us install this now handjV a big pay load. Good lieutenant ut Honolulu where he motor for you. motor and body, fine tires. played with friendly competition, HOLLER MOTOR HALES will spend the next fes weeks Celling price. 208 W. 1st. St. practicing for Bing Crosby’s tour­ HOLLER MOTOR HALES nament at Del Mar, Calif., 208 All 1st. St. row buy I n s u r a n c e , ONE hand meat sllcer; G. E. ' Inst week in December. vacuum cleaner; porch awing; end forgot If Lawson shows any semblance P«7 /o r 0 - a ■12 rug pad; iron-heaters; HELP WANTED— of his once grout game, golf’s l l — u n t i l you ba«e oil heaters; one 2 x 6 ft. marble winter trail will be worth watch* counter slab; crocks; large kreut GIRL for aoda Fountain a t Lan- j ing. loest T hea cy’s Drug Store. P a rt time o n cutter; phone 008-W after 9:00 action. If you insured full time. A, M. through FULL time and p art time clerks. Drug*} Gem-scare ONE Thomasvlllo four poster ma­ H. & A. Department Store. o4 *n detail* In Ravaged Italy hogany bedroom suite, like new; stran ge p r o m p t one coil spring and felt mat- STENOGRAPHER, permanent ROME, m -"T alking of peni­ iree pis tress; 1 three piece maple uphol position. W. E. Klrcliotf, Jr., r w . Sir*. cillin to Italy's physician* is* ilka stared living room suite. Phone phone 306, 402-J, Mrs. JR. It. Pippin. talking to them of diamonds,” sail] GIRL FOR OFFICE work, con­ Dr. CharlcN Muzslcato of Now sisting mostly of charging York, national chairman of Amer­ ONE 10 ft. trailer, new paint tickets and counter work. ican Medical Relief for Italy (AM; Inside and out. Inquire Trailer H Seminole County Laundry Co. RI). summing up the acute need • Camp. 810 W. 3rd St. _____ of this country's war-stripped ONK6 YOS TWO strands fa t pine wood, 18 for medical supplies. ?a ANO 46 M IU C H BLOG. CHAMBERMAIDS, also night and hospitals In. 211 Laurel Ave, The roentgenologist, attached to day porters. Mr*. Perry, phono tho staffs nf the Goldweter Me1200. Hotel Mayfair. ___ A VACANT, 3 bedroom house ■nftrlal anil St. Luke's Hospitals in w ith extra lot on paved road MAID for Muthrr Furniture Co. New Yor, has surveyed hospitals out of city limits. Edward F and clinics in Naples, Rome, Mi­ Hoe Mr. Brunson. * c Lane. lan, Florence and Bologna, and FOUNTAIN girls. Apply Ship’s Sicily befera returning home next ONE child's desk with chair. Service, . Hanford Naval Air month, Phone 182-J after 0:00 P. M. BROKEN Station. "Almost literally, docton have nothing," ho said. "I am surprised always PACKERS for S ayan F ru it Co. THE PLACE that you . that they ere able to do anyth! ng ■T* too State Farm ers' Market. WINDSHIELDS .w anted - 0 room house, nt all." baths, laundry room, 2 cat WANTED TO RENT garage, 10 acres land, a beau­ CAN BE Calcutta Airstrip tiful lake where can hear ___________ . ... you .'ERMANEN'J . civilian couple it fish e* theyTwinrutul T t a -----wlth~ehlldren, ■want 2 bed — Agrain ls "Street good bathing and boating. Edhouse, fumlahod. Phone 0( DANGEROUS! ward F. bum , phono 452. County 8402. CALCUTTA, GPL-A strong link L o t ub rep laco y o u r b ro k e n w in d s h ie ld s w ith the wartime defense network UNFURNISHED 2 or 3 bedroom LARGE, heavy cast Iron heater, S A F K T Y G L A S S — a .L a m ln a t-td triaaa t h a t house, good references. Per- of Calcuta—a fighter plane Strip esrt of the city’s coni of wood. *25-00. phone el m enent Wallace Philips, Phone located in the heart danger provldea g rea ter protection from t h e dt downtown section—has been re­ 990. 890. _____ of broken, flying piecao. turned to public useHOUSE or apartm ent, 2 bed­ Sixty-foot wld cRed road served We have a full line of m irro rs, gloss Building room*, furnished, downstairs. as an RAF landing field during i WANTED— Best of references. Phone 316- the dark days of the war. Blocks and Glass of all kinds. J. Cole m itt resident! became ac­ AUTOMOBILE—direct from owSENKARIK GLASS & MIRROR CO. — ner, *80 or *88 model, kord, SMALL, FURNISHED apart- customed to speady ffghUr plane* Chevrolet or Plymouth. Will m en t One adult, permanent. Phone 039. 114 W. 2nd. BU Phone 320 | C o m in g th e .n e .LV • Hoom.v oven • B eautiful, m odern design ili r. i 1 1 'c »L • 4 H andy utensil ■+.I-U-L if. a : ■- ?;:! ij; ■* ii i sto ra g e space • 1 ------------ ----- r w.lt A utom atic h e a t control *•" f f j ■■ ■; * i ■ ts u* . Porcelain finish ' jj| m* Heavily insulated |! 89-95 m CABINET SINKS • I I 4.50 u p There's a S p a r k lin g W h ite ■JJ KITCHEN III CABINETS 3 9 95 A re a l n e c e s s ity in e v e ry III tSwTlSS ES" *“* p“ JOB AS cook or maid, part lima Minnie Murry, 901 Sanford Are. H attla WASHING and Iran Cooper, 618 E. 6th LATINO />il heater, email, • sta b le for i ,* Rev. 6 . i . Grady, Baa 289. PAY PRICES , Plymouth*, ear a L lv k SIT. WANTED— LOST & FOUND Ur* bracsM aat with rad GOLD Ui and S 4 row«rd.t° n" ‘ ' L 10 Herald. FOR R E N T - f i * , • ■'" f .r r Service 3 to 5 Day Dry Cleaning Sei 5 Day Laundry Sendee S i r e & s t d i sssr™ * *.v * • »' ■ v :‘ BREAKFAST SETjd A b r e a k f a s t n e t o f M ap le o r N u tu r u l Ouk— id eal fo r a m a 11 a p a r t m e n t d in in g ro o m s o r b re u k fn .it n o o k . n a v e s tim e anil e n e rn y in 2 9 95 k itc h e n w ork. -III - — = STUDIO COUCHES m A Studio Couch of distinctive charm ! tf'ull spring construction • — for tho utm ost in jcom fort th is Daveno bed leads double a S S JU fe . B y day a lovely Lawson ty p e sofa, b y night a full size 1 1 |d o u b l e ' = SPECIAL j NOTICE k i t d i t n ! U na all b u ilt-in f e a tu r e s . A b e a u t i f u l « ' ' ’“gp» I-*~ - ■-• piecu o f f u r n itu r e tb u t JA M ES GUT AGENCY WANTED; *87 or *98 Chevrolet car body. Phone 968. lilt* D ro ss u p h o r k itc h e n f o r C h r is tm a s w ith a b e a u tif u l. c o n v e n ie n t b u ilt-in c a b in e t s in k . I t vt’lll be a Jo y to o w n 1 iTi CHIFFOROBE FOOT P l e n t y o f hanging apace fo r y o u r clothes —i w i t h convenient' m irro r doors. LOCKERS * All m up F lu T ., mt — ..* ■ ' ■ .t* ' �.... 1 '1 * fa U n ity A m If " - THE Vvr.ATtn.R J S tre n g th — t« f w > m iv* r* * t* «c u * v * r U i TV F t— I* tV* > N fT M * mt A M t k t i T* h t h d F n i t H t r fa r S u t n i V O L U M E X X X V II Strike Vote Is Being Taken In Steel Industry She E B ta S fc lm l ISOS fair tin* tTii -igh Thnmil*’ . C.m] i n ’.H n il* IliK aflrrmuin and Thnrsdav, timlrr InnijtHf. AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N EW SPA PER S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . W E D N E S D A Y . N O V E M B E R i v IS IS A < s v ritlrd I'rr< is i M u n l W ire Wher? Top Naxis Are Being Tried For War Crime GM Declines To Meet With LaborConciliator ht Washington Over W age Dispute t> r ri«M i T h e la r tte s t s t r i k e v o te in h isto ry ’ b e g in s to d a y w h e n th e N a t to n al L a b o r R e la ­ tio n s B o a rd p o lls m o re t h a n 650 ,0 0 0 s te e l w o r k e r s in 1 6 6 pU fvta lo c a te d in 2 7 s t a t e s . T h e CIO s te e l w o rk ers w ill decide, w h e th e r a s tr ik e i s ! fa vored to su p p ort d em an d s fo r a 5 2 p e r d a y in crea se. But union official* eraphasvxe th at the balloting duet* not m a n than a strike necessarily will t i i i t m f r l a r r * their lawyer* in liont amt their white-helm* led A YOICC FROM TH E BENCHt w t vimWc, Will , e a w. ee twddfollow. the atteulsow of pattsnpav.U atJ * .d v i< v in IIik fortune of l i e r ^ n n M tear. Beyond |i. -WU KickgrwiuutV ate Th* plants affected bv the ing i •trike vote include those or “big ,AIUV\*- evert i a sewuuet a t Newts * sty . lWivnar,y a lo ir On leading » 1 ttiei\ tatde... at:J behind lh*?u- .!«• members ol are on tria l as war o i u n o K r lr*k- and -iriKverai Jo-t - « f the auiin nee.. •t*el“ and "little steel-* u u Nasi\ •cores of independent facto* w*. .wurt can he seen at Wit. t r u s t the pc*—nev- « i M in the d>«'l as well as producers of related metal products, v So far. representatives of th e big steel producers have reject­ ed all bids to meet with the union on the wage issue. President Ben­ jamin Fairless of the L*sited States Steel Corporation says the steel industry cannot atfoed to pay S3 a day more to its workers CniCAtSCI. Non. JS, <T*>— (uj* and will not discuss the issue ui*YouiNe te s i.t <if people a He can , ivhii til the OPA raises the ceding trM a lie without loii.r.c an e> e-{tie ►rices on steel products. tail* Well. n ’» p r ttin t ‘-e no—, j \\ , Should the steel workers r e ' iho ancoe Hat of an ovola-li co u ld ,the out soon, they will boost the; te I Veil vnutemg. VHcy Me rm- 1ri> tnvnvd the !e detector to rorh a ' oivl total of the nation’s strike id le 1 well above the ram w o^ n n ^ 1 t;T* (saint tliai oven the w eeding Irnlow. vntt t ugist e i . — -— wan At present, more than 9.INO a re T7 si'ig uie noal lor tnhu.un ib r r \ j in n .i lion, T h o e new im ptoiem orl* are J thir ghout idt* as a result o f labor disputes. | tVe w ell.,of John IL Rent,* a n*e- Ri t now with the new attach-, .a The largest single group ntaue — hi* teti-mn- are m im hhl, idle by a strike consists' of the ivatici m cs,M»»*T1C tVe lie deis tcicbt nhmr with hi* bl**nd pres- ■M e* at the t"hi*r*tr« F*otne d.-p-r vur \ .Ji a.iii M ill'* lahm a 1 Sr new att.. ivmenti* are in -, *» •*.' torT. f i d Ha* developed lt> Hated r~.it her t !cd.*ei plaiol un- .ilia- u .te* the tight foieann. umter th e , V.*vfan left (m ean s. an,t on the -eat of tl ■>. iVw <Han, undi"11 ,s.it.li h i, thighs. Sanford Pilot Foolproof Lie Detector Is Invented By Chicago Police Club Addressed By Mrs. Kircher Kiwanis Group Plans Are Drawn Y am ashita Says For Construction He Knew Nothing Of Tennis Courts . Of A tro u tiss Contract Is H't For \lst» Denies II? Had RenovationOf Base­ 'Control Of Troops ball G r a n d s t a n d In The Philippines The C u v %tf#It* *-<l| IfI km- wflfi oeitiedl *om*SitiM*aoo -■ q iv t, ■ mi* courts. M il film , -n'>ui vpnrdinw tnion. toe thwtMi jiiir i'<-« So- tg civ \XT I sicnooi C» Ilib I wdli me available t**i Intmr nftn* * « i , * if* N»»v« m * IV' llrvaM iodine. Vti. $i*y*v *1-... *«< r.i«u| veil it*ai the ryitrcsvt to* ■veu.'uotg and reneeulour the Tvaxdbkaevd a t t i e Municipal Etn'li P ai'l Yia* . i*vt, naiuded in ThateM.' C inji. In*oil ■ewttmitee. aed t i n t week, cm 't i e project acti.ua2S v l u t o i tp-s "Wnr dby. Me. Snyes's Laser nt full *• u (uHbon. *"lix ee-s.'oo-'e Aa t i e * 1 1 Kv■. u* dee the ooui.-rtrr Wait, iiu.' <uii OF'" in. (he Ass* <r o (WUitd I f Tt'i .;n>. »». whwhi tkav *«vn:-ei stir *'m> t'orniniT-.-iwimn. »i[ Iviliinic »!(• ■•" u ttb u u s lu n , foe t i e vem-triHt.inn uf tke Sw inni.'iur C’"M| in'll I*" lenrnt*. • *ruiie*. mill a l e *«•' ailthvev air "tv * 1 1 « !1 .n r "t mull sir tkv .».«■. .;-i -tiii.. Ihe —Bs-mKnan., i: W. iii F,l|i ism .iiJjemckc* *<i. *, .. fttiMhe nud "j. Bilw » "IS 1 .•II, 1 It’ j i’iM-.: . D "Iv Sa mr .-j. J.UIl *.-11.1011 v tie fiC> " ■b,, Ba,*.* a'nu* t i r e fovi.iocti bvtivcv 'K ie* :.i, ■jr >.louirn* a. iHe.woJito* A . a i “ •voiMCkinc *'" ka«-a avtitij tit a. bisie f'tumli Silu,l * t* * "» •n *,-iwrT -net»o"ut»u i*i- o«-i - m tnwt of the S»n;i ■■ aumte s o t * d u y — atr** * m | enuuriw sof -ftv » - *•, .iiU in bnfi, »I*»»I ,ii. Mid the slu.ii!, Mik *« ''"■>* 1 ms tour gor five week*, a verm cuig nhao talk- sowar days. She I d l * f her fee * IVwrl Hat hoc r t f M ir a c n whew she was sew* to k t i u d « SvpA I* l » t l . awl *f Bow Ike hmst had ! to rewtnbs ofTskomr twr Id d a y 1 II. K. Murria. principal »f Sent* before th e A raty n n ev rem con" nulr High School, haa been asked g et koala set * a nad ru tM id i to numinatr local M iuon to cwoa* heopUal fhrditie*. F u s t ewaatahw p rtr for ten tSOi> schuUrskipv ut were 3iM huruvd dew flewa th th* annual honor scholar ship coos- awadew A W u i d t ltavatkrcw, she urtltkin sponsored by Kelli as Coh- **A1 The n o to M»T»asx>\ logo or W inter f u L Kuaaiw resulted to w a u » r l « Student* from over &dud •high P*d* canunhwa. tkat « kevmste Mhoola are expected tu cwtupete kwowm an loryeds iUeckar^, d r for the Hchularshipa thU year, adkhrd. Only students of superior avude* ( She them tvki of a hnate *|MWt into record are eligible. Nomina , u> Lewtsn and *d Ike ckeeefdtiona must he received at KoUIim ee*ta and fUrtnwkr »< SiJW* fev, College by Jan. IV pke Uvieg wa a swJhwmy sente !» « • Approved standard examination* with* wahy hhaaJkets to sheew vw will be sent to high school peinci- la ter, she wws retoewed to the Morris Yo E le c t Senior Students Gen. Styer Speeds ■Redeployment P l a n s NEW YORK. Nov. W . 0*V_ Radio eurroapoiaJoek Frvd Kvushanlt (of NBC> hnwdcmst from MawHa today th a t tho Command­ ing Gownm l of tho Vaitod States Army forces in tho V w t m Pacific —, Lieu ton an t Geooml f f . & S ty tr — haa take* actiou to i p |i 4 up teJlpiKjnMIfetv t w bruadcaato* said S t t i i had •H kw tl « a r a r ifhr m tw w s with M M lIK It r»i. i Ha ur I.’lu io il tva-v -"d ease, another Id ■<»** ve-idt.” Hemic i|evn»o«'ii h « * ,1 '<"* 1 Hvhv and! w JI 5* avwnntd* 'J* . - " be a.ldml.' * wvnH. 1 *0 4 , 1 avt .tioio the l i t it 1*1*1* Joe meti-ciaUm iiiiWHFI.nw i(i; were IV d Hr-.l Ir, tvl*. ,>f f*« ..tri•.• •bn taking the i'hrii*rnia» Seie* tlUM b u t un **»1'«i»e’i *•< *S,m . Vncr- ,,i iis|* . vine lie lie 4*1 rtft af*»d * 1 1 0 * 0 i’a|*. -h ’ _i tf*d eu h .ieinher m,C 111.., wi ll, 7 V ) yeiv Ui I. .i.t I!, te.n n * " '• •ml* i<» v<*itribute but v W to crit- k'nuiovwn M v 'llc i (&,' •* •hr aw] I rfiftsu i F c rl K In*** » ,a.|i* f.,r tho ru.oer. t’he leiU t* 1.. mtv lHh vitv. i.3i:*aT.„iiH anilt i'*'II (<• i b »v ih- V**i ’•*♦»» rn iv iti't .y 1 frnw, »h, ale -• far j r e g ra tify - uiiii. live title -mi.-lWTtiiS miti e,1 H i 1 of Srktud. Tr-^t'v m»*H t^i* r*»-M. tf’ aim ida'Io’F kui ine. he -m i. J*he .it,mail hvc .wuiiiMinic nfl —ig **** d ft^ t h|rat»-l that C» **«ft ra!li with—., ‘p*iein. “ Mho A re tlv on iijvicv v f '.**" P,nr.Jr 111.'. *1H 117 fyiHv ftimifial Pv'ltll,' “ -• *.' . . . vies, ewiM unit tvdnive a *Jrti*Jar »Ly** ptst** ii*4sl ?»• faU ifr |H*«a i.* So*".;, werv .ur’ir tbrntighwiU: thi? tv ev ' tin* vm Bite- J*™ ti uirtil u t U , i t>ir kri-r i r —ii ime In tllw mail* .1 ,v*Ttli.uiTi m n.t - f U tv ki.rvliHT who is h it ■ aJiuir Jte* 4*Ii4| uJHwfl f infirffTt^' iftfT ■Iff'-' i , h o , w o •»« r m **«»• ■ ita-vnufl', lit uir^llrittl! hm AwlKvl-i^ ^siiH Tjh mii i-risc itxiltill Jl-jyit** 1%%* jiUvr'ftt t**#- 't-'Of lnJK; ^lIl'MIa. - tfiil*i ..kiUi Nv*1* HJ*. »!iirMkii*fii jAUnoriAfil Wtn m*v*M L ie u t. Thigpen Is Andrew Carrawav Discharged F r o m Is Home Followin’; Service U,SL Naval Forces n. J i , -*y* Ijy u t. tjg t Andrew I ' n u , pstmg day 1I’SNIt. arrived k-me Fn »ra» s h t* "Hfb*. «n terrumal lew*,, afl, barge on >war " I *vrviie at lY.vtl Hail I'snudv Had , from whirh Hr snite,! on \ t - rharge H on tlx t'a m e r Hornet. Ititeleui. a . tb r Win of Mrs. J»ter t am, nonlJia, us- *4 Sanfoevi. hm w p o rt I Ikonng hi. »I-vikt . hi*. » frv.m the the former Helen MaienTr ■rhmol * for has leva r**ndurting 1 tw An.li tie *m « 4 Carm way In.uram-*- Agvncv I . «i. for; l« * ’» Park Avenue Hr also Lseut. t'artaw ay rnter*->l t l Hr FVet aervire on March i*. 1»13. trar V«si. six months in ■ Miami r i,l w e tv was »<mlha a t Uw Navy pi*-i t r r f the followed bv s,v ». * »weepet . *f tem porary dutv at the 1' Laliwd tv* Ihrertovs tn New 1 ■ Twt Men! to At IVsrt HaiH,.r he wav Station a*stac+w] to the Naval Nui*t»K Hr tvgan P*d- He r i | n t i» tv p tn i-l t Nov. 14 inactive dutv '« Jan. la . Hamstringing All tif forts t o H e l p Ciiinesetiox ernment W A S H IN G T O N , NnV. *JS, (AIM I rj.i« i Am! .ts s a d d r mi t ’|i i • i M t l r ’ipr^l Vat*, rii I Miff.!. . ,li:i- m idi'.! \orm* llti.yilrci i htn'ci • in fyi-i lilts ti Fmj: 1 1 i • v • f ’ t l t i 'r i i l i ’ o f L;ii3 s,i m . i • i' .yrneiiY an ii'C fijr!!'i-.il-.'j',* H 'l r i r y _s|Wikc lu-f.'ii ;■ t : i , i niWtl in ijh *om n i$>i.«i.i;>r-. Mltlllg litl Aln; • rtp|Hi. it inn to a" I rim .a. • M in -ti ll> i l«v l i n i n ', .( that in i i. ■ 1. ** " i ini i|Ur linn tliut tin- i>"' v i r I i li'injr ritinn has t i e ^h i .... . of tmth tin* !tu««ian an.l’ tln Rtiti.-h ;:<ivcrhmcnt*. Rut thifi iKilirv, i,. vt sit m». does not, have tl if the imtiet ml!>' llf t i ii ' m l n'lVn-e in Asia, (hincse Nationals ik^in landings At P o r i. Of HuiuK'-j. *w*fht;i i.lif ^ktUM * it HIT I XstitmAh i I »f«< 1X54*4 *«*Idi»T*H*'w*rrnb * : tt M litlfiim ri;, it I*. Th< lEifi iH” Nnltfr’i CITY BRIEFS fun tliJl «.rwii fTJTtlaXti.»Ir,, *Hi1if' M»#»'in i ui"» f **i nKlfiirfiniiii' if»f«i#rti*ifi7fii: Wm" I**if*^' 4 4***^ tiltil/! Wf Cjnjrt: WUa’t’Vfbfl « »»»‘l tli «it jteii th m ’i'ip* o f ' the Slinniilli County Health and T'lNteiiiiiw, AseortatiiMT will mwt tonight an T:3o •»'vl*M.i. iji tli,. t lime BujIiJ >n« MrM, Ma v FymHittUt, mwiriif’ tin* t hi* Sf ii*f Xub«rcul»D4ifi Ai suriifttiiHi, «iil i>« |h4v«M#ut. B. F. Lanas Liven N a v a l Discharge At Pensacola Base B*lv Scout, Mill t ub u'MUt. will attend a ,ut*|F«r it thv Siuth. Sole I'tim.u ■. S, ho„l at* d lie uYlurk. T hum iui vvmiing- A Court of Honor will follow at sMfci o’clock which, tho publur m invited be attend. Oiling kmc Itaili New Ik u **■in I i •VIM'iNvl -.I «ti«q iou v ,tiir tinir, atm lli' new - |ia|M"i t it ,o . i .aid itint u t'liitn -, ,v 111,'ill till.I I n i t ., iniint- ui r*" i 1t,r Mnm lmi ill I T|,l W con- 1 . 1 • Diet or not n in> « 'till lie >ii'. < limn, and nr u.m -fi'i of m llutliT '■ • *nuiiiyf Kui- * hiaiicclun atoi MoLilen, tin- big Xlumliui isti indu-m al c e n t i - i tinmiHi u i'* * may pmemd at em<*e In Imitti ettv- TIm' RtiHhiaiiaiir flirthei aid tn tiavr s t u e l In oourfib'tr tin'll -ivithdriiii.il frioi, dn rimi ui •'! initi-Jalioat v.; (ieneral Weems Is A m o n g vSurvivors Commercial Florida 0I‘ Plane ( ' r a s h Fishcrnu-n S t r i k e From Naval Service Jim Spm rer, AOM-lc. I’SSR krvtkrf of IL A . 5 |n , v r , ha- ro­ l l grand frnta Miami whrri* he m ( rrrvwd k h honorable Aim ha1g* I from the K t i m and baa ro-umrd ' * w t a t the Spencer-Hardin I h u f . He n t r r n t the e n v , in l*bruary. 1M* and m February. I ' l l »a» amt to the Pacific theater %i Beard the CSS Franklin, garner ! «f the Essex e ta u , and aerveil on a n l u r as a bombar dier ami g ■- ttr ffiiw- at l♦*.litv *K.i mu*’ itm iu n th iiittUr ^ i ‘»» 1 rfld Mliivluti (tHHti III’** SVr*iirl|L ubo.u ttir 'Iif»it*n»e hmsti .bn ini tl*r Cm. Vanutshiti |Hat In* ( j •i!*d fvmiiNiI of iii' u t|*r 1'Ih VhlllpptTM*' > light f*tin tmintmluk'-. hnt* dlrmotl a |»I«n > amii*shttii*«> rn tiB r) that 4 fitted MAif*. nibuiutl in t i\ •fw* jhiTiifd^d VMftilCS . «Yln4^*N 4t*.la U ui ihat Airinavtin*, had ft * .- .» -let hif. oHtdirnU1 tlir f»l 4 * 1 1 1 bold wrun* ‘dffTt’IC'f'lt ktMl OKH tl’if H tlfTTii' * 1m tW IkU n 6*TMMin llDlfAil 1-1ii* iuhNiitti<my »iml lN't in ■»i i t i l t ji a i nil, 11m* f»'!»*■■' ui Jitltl* 1lull .jfcifki't4 lit- .ill* •o,! ^*na'44|N«tv Iin*» 1m*»n * iiTJ'ifhi »l «> ffiiutn ill in] tl*i-*»* 11 ii* vd^ldtltal ti - . m iraitKl \ mi tin-tut a. Says Imperialists | tW v n ankWttur aiiiwlrc amd vih.i'Ti (lion iJouadiwai c m . wkiudi ,<**», -tutted! af Tbh man: i ‘ Ih aouwvaeanr wyito iram m c Clighn a/lYamav am] Jiidkas T on.* aurkad wiitki ourtuumbmc al'iiMkr, LAKE C H Ft AN. Wanh. Nun i utirhi ws BMititor 5*mu-iuiih id Mm2a. bPV— The derp anil icy w* * mmita. Iktdl Slanitttirs id Am,Am t e n of Lake Chrlitn still: hold the Hiftt '‘BWwir— BTolW off Jw«P f v i » bixi.vi ut i : lliiim mi mid. the [llni^ Array SUbfr _ r€_ Arwitgaiu. driver of the school bun th at “ Jfcwn" Widin., ad FAnriita, (toll awrrvvit off on niiiionJunrat info Cibiom rd Cltftctfw. Bin r.iiiUHOTi nut “'Yinr1*- Gsud'V.i) rtf FnnO r the lake Momluy. Divers have rororereil two Chant. bodies hut have found no trace * taimio in i i m imd&iic wrnki tnv of the bun and ita grim laryu twifc: tho (iimwir Munra'im Stinnr* after deoemding llili feet into the i g 'JUT Taot R M Sltamt take. The lake u* '»***>• fret dney a short distance from the spot where the bun -truck th* water. An NLRB Election Health Officials To Attend State Meet MIAMI. N »v -N tlnnna.il.1 ruin incn ml fah i'i on n I mBstiiti Fiifl 1‘irlty Mini H» . Wv*.1 mill M|* 11ll'll i«uit- t.nil ■tl a WU'ibr tm higln-t 1"i('i" (■*' lin n raili'lirh. An ntficiat of tli.1' HilKiniii'i'h fn in lt Hnv jiredin*’] It il.] £.*Nili m il iv ui: aLriki- l> MoikIm} w Imii wv-t I'on-t fivhei eiM'n Mini' »'oik in sympathy with Vtv nail roast Croup. The g tii.n i drmatnl lit rents a > 'U B J _T n r f i^ r tiw i ~ f tr r tn ^ i till' H m iiii Jii'V'fc. Thrre the dr vnaud »v f«i 12 renis a pound. Wtiotiwair d rain >. with a -mcl rv,v|ium i a rr “ willinc nrgotv i.lr torn that tlw strike I* on" nays o mi in nia n I,. I’. Jours Completes vt^aixciav. No-. i*h. ,r— Airliner Trip Survey Flight The Ka*T Ihioujivrome *ia, div- ■hmeif th at the User P*ir*u4rwi bomoerlB bu>f a d o r roll wtallr NEW YrtUk, Nov. 2s. iA'i ho wets oiti nufle an Ike ISIS A traus-wuii'ld u n lin rr b at comCities vindervmtv eAmnril tto- 1 1 l,<trd tie firm round trip survey t k . Frank L. Ujullntan. dixeckw baBtkehitp b o x H r , »,i- liallV - lllirht t*rt « m New A'nik and of tho Srainul* County Ptihbu oaiptni plot mmigiod kouur kdt W (•arts. F t* IntA hced ConstiillaHoe It h I'oic. and othee pr ifoaomn. a (ottpmhn fliardl wuntAmfOdli *,t tson lauded oar tv today at ant wMvextnc Cailmd Shafer* d<uiitdm 1 icld w ith t n high point mid h*t> who were tnuyrr TAe OMiyodlii tuomnd wa- Aiiirtur-aii texa of U * hmua aodi rxeiloAnd lisougin humr a s guests of 11* some dJnBMce aaugj, w'lLteiu: cauaing u y orjtnue* no- diainag i \\ 4 U I AI i \ id nl ilil Gmiftri liltrinjirri tiHltt; fiimiif.' vi-n-o i I'llUtl-i |*i •uirl | "IIITl* I TWr H^lli I ln-i ii,glii. Tl ••arrh i» two men •till miffing. Ucucjnl WiriiiT foruicily via* ai -imtant i diiiiiiaitdcr of the Inflintiy Srli<j.i| ut Kurt llcniiitig. �l ----— ------r>-------- — 3-------- * THE SANFORD HERALD, sanford, FLQtbpA W^DNE5?DA\f; NOVEM BER 28. 1916 tlic wiiter, ox* I'v o tJci, at' lehll' lf> 16 20 nlillitAi (he transmission of year*. ago in pnake* anil today The Arpiy had lo use 12 tllf* they arc most highly pt-rfertit i ferent klnd.i of ru*t preventive sound through the sen in some of the viper* ami plt- lubricants in the Pacific. fcpcemllacd teeth „r fangs were AP Writer Selects Army Over Navy By 5 Touchdowns By ( HIP ROYAI. AP .Ncwxfcnturcs* Sport* Editor NEW YOIIK—Army’* AIIAmcricu footlmll team, should <■•feat Navy liy four or five touch­ down*-. You take the first figure if you agree with the feminine i Ida of. the Itnynl family and the •reond numeral if you *idc with thl* agent. It’* like (hi*. Just, liefore eveiy Army frame the past two year* we've had a little guc--"lMg con­ test In our hourc on the Cadet’* •core. I.nut year, when the Mili­ tary Academy eleven copped nine atrainht, thl* Itoyul wo* cloi*er. Since the openimr game lor .ItHh —and eijrht mote win* for the Weat Pointer- -the hti**u* hua been nearer rig h t •• A* for the colorful cotilrHl in Philadelphia, Dec. I, with the na­ tional rhampion*hlp hanitlnc in lire balance, *he *s>* Arm) II. Navy 13... He aaya Army 19, Navy II. At leant we’re agreed on- N’avy’a •core. And »he probably reach'-* ed the 41 fi gurc because that'* the number (ilenp Davi* wear*. Junior la her number one football M#S— hnd everyone rise's, If you Include Doc lllancbnrd in the name B'.llfVC PRINCIPAL In many a adrecn romance, tier Bette. Davi f the mov|y/d>pictured ih rcajllfe at participant in an uiliud unt; ottcrtdt her moOicfVyvcrldtilfeat Palm Sprine*.Calif.Shown (I. to r . > • MUa brr itiotbcr, Mr*. nuth-Favor llavls; her new tU-pL.< ■, Robert Woodlmry Palmer, a basinets man of Dutton, Mu*.-:, atal . ntbn Lt. Peck Wnodb’iry, U. 9. Novy," (/nfrrnolloml .fou ra> MAKt Roy, oh boy, when yob atop to Art Work rtoves II carrier* have left etrewn on tha prounil ainco they started hcorInjr record touchdown* for Army, ypu fec| norry Jor any who may naVa to faro them In the futuie, Including Navy. • That'a not all. The Dai I* and Blaochard mate* on the llral Went -IMnt team arw .#ogoedw thrrr are football coachee who *n> they ennld boat any picked ' - flkd *» All-America* Rejected from the real of the rollese player* In the rountry. , Of courae there are Navy rootpra who hail the prcxcni Annamill* team a* one of the best the Midshipman have ever cheered. They'll have a tough tlmo proving that one with *omu of the old thnera who have *een *onto beau­ tiful eleven* on the Severn. Speaking of argument*, thl* I* the time of year when Army nml Navy 'fan* really open up. If the wqrds aren’t hot about great loom*, they’re — burning— about rough game*, particularly if the two dehators arc in opposite ser­ vices. Borne pf the older officer* like to talk about the bnttle in the W was differearly nineties which ant that the Baltimore American told of the Middle triumph and gallantry added the subhead: "No scrapping or slugging In­ dulged In!" Moat every fan who ha* followad the Mllltnry-Nuvul series kn ow * It started In IHH0 and that the-aacretarir* of Wtirfaial Navy Nwnnw)--tha)clashb* fronr vK'Jl \n i l i n . .They safd’tho games were dRKUloping Inty'u war between the War Powerful In Educating Yo u t h K ink of the Uieklct* thoxc two PRIZI FIOHIIR At "Dummy" Davla (above) was shot and killed bot­ tling four holdup men In a Brook, lyn, N. Y., rnfe. Davla wn* talking with the owner when the armed thugs entered. When he hit one nf the bandits, Ihc others opened Are with their revolver* and killed him. ' (International) two M«rvire*. During the Interim, the »prclnlorn actually -Ix-rantr inure Unruly than the contestant*. One retired rear admiral and an aging briga-dlrr general almust fought a ri-icl a* curb look the conduct of Ihr adtrraarir* a* a personal affront. Probably the most apeclucular struggle the epic rlussie ever produced was the 21-21 tie played in IU20 heiore 110,(Hit) (the larg­ est rrtiwd ever to see the team* play) in Soldiers Field, Chicago, Euclt team had grrut football players, fellow* like Cagle, Wil­ son, Murrell, Saunders, llarhord, Sprague, Schmidt, Daly, Ham­ mock, Horn and Hauling for Army; and Hamilton, Eddy, Cnldwell, Lloyd, Wirkhorat. Shapley, Crosa, lloeinet. Pierre, Haulwick and llnoocgnii for Navy, Twice Navy acored iu Ihe first half nf that inemuruhle game. Twire Army tallied. In the thud period,. It wua Army and In the touilh it was Navy, Time ran out when Wilson missed a tty-yard field feual fur Army In the dark­ ness. Not one fan saw the hall hut they were satisfied to leuvo the score 21-21 after the grueling battle. Speaking of score*, if cither of the Royal* are right, 41 nr 19 nulnla for Army wlU be the worst >ld heating either service team ever ( ^ tablets. HALVE. took from It* rival. The highrM IK-D80I"H — CAUTION U8 B prcvJojs score was made by the .T AH DIRBCTKII C adrU -ln 1003 when they won Preparations Grade A Western BeefFolks! B a k in g . T ip i Bool Iliad" Oita Chuck Roast ib 2 7 c By LOUIS I.OCIINKR AP Nowsfeature* BERLIN Some I.Uuu dnrvlitg ■' Tender Juicy Ilorlin srh o o r chlhTjjFfl^ffi'L N|A t«»- IHs-lH-nr elm|i>enL>ti**limnny. to the fart that war und its attend ant xulfering* have been powt-rf futenr* iu rc-cducnting (leimw youth. The ednentinn department of llr French-occupied borough nf Rein rkendorf I* conducting an I'xhihi thin under the title "(‘lilldim Kn visage War." which reveal- liettei than anything I’ve seen wlml the (t'crmnn child of toduy think* id war. Morcver, from certain irein-ring motif* in the picture*, it'* appa lent that the nveruge 'lleilin child aeociate* Jhu following uitb-u*»r hunger, loxa of parent. I*unhing raid de.*truetion, itmpulateil luiib-. coldness nml dnnt|ine*x of air raid shelter* and the mi*cry of the homele** refugee. "The exhibition shows/' said Karl llultke, educational office! of the liorougli. "that rbildren m*' tile fundiimenUil issue: of war nu-i peace more eleai l\« tbnn growmmI hey were given mi dlreetive*. No­ body tnlil them bow they, should tackle the problem. The drawing are ximlixtiineoiix revelation* of the children'* innermost thought*." Short Cut Bfet ' F irst prise went to ★ FANCY POULTRY SALE . Tan Ready Roasting I'ig I’otk Tongues Sausage" Veql Stew ib 2 0 For Stew, Brisket lying Milk* Pork Arst. Cold Sausage M eats i la. Made Kino. Wafer Sliced Hamburger ib Sausage Bologna ib 29c Hy-Oa* Troian Kingan'x Bag Hktnlrxs Sausage W ieners ib 35c Kunnyland'fimo. Country Btyli ib 33c N. Y. Dressed Stewing ChickeTii?^ 55c Hens Rremit Cut* ib F at Tender ’ ib. Sp. M ackerel Dog Food ib Rich. Creamy Cottage M ince M eat ib 25c lb 25c SHRIMP lb 45c OYSTERS lb 85c FISH FILLETS lb 2 6 c CRAB MEAT lb 7 5 c SPECKLE TROUT lb 2 9 c FLA. MULLET lb 2 5 c SALT MULLET lb 2 5 c lo bster s ib 45c FRESH SIDES lb 2 5 c SHOULDERS lb 2 9 c HEADS lb 15c RIB CHOPS lb VEAL ROAST lb PATTIES lb Pound K idm ute Wivgand, 15, who offered 'h e r Idea* war and .neace in the form of monthly calrmlnm, each of whose 12 imges develop* the progre**lve dishiriitlon offnmily life under wartime eoudition*. In another striking exhibit, u 14-ycar-old boy* merely drew n huge swastika, it* lower half im­ mersed in an ocean of blond acrus* which i* written "never again." One 10-yenr-old girl did severa1 plitiels depicting u dance of death contrasted to a dance of life. A skeleton, representing death, d«*« Licit Juicy Florida Idaho Raking 1 la. Ureen Cabbage ib 4Vfec Potatoes 5 ibs 25c Mixed Holden, Crisp Carrots 2 bch» 19c Nuts lb 49c Yellow Onions 3 ibt 19c Yam s 4 ib* 33c One 10-yearlold Imy indicate* war hv having a mother sit rold and gnlverlng, alone with n cry­ ing Infant, Iu a cheerless air rind shelter. In penro the same moth­ er.’ beaming happfne**, sits in a warm dining room • with a full table amidst her family. Aa a side issue to the picture exhibition, one lal.le contains neat­ ly houml. replies givrn by srnrcii of youngsters to three question* posed by an Inspecting French office.*, who asked Ihe pupils to reply Immediately, without long reflection, to llirw question*; flrsL why did Gcrmnny start the war? Second, whv did (Serihnny lose the war? Third, vvhat are wo Hermans doing to repair the Although the French-officer a r­ rived unuimoutwed ami Ihe rlitl dteq weiru’t prepateil for the an ewer*, there wn* such tiimiifniit * that the reply of young Heinrich Metrlnff nmv lie taken n« tynica1: ‘‘F irst—Adolf llltler wantetl t<> bring the whole world under his domination. He wnntrd to con­ quer. colonies and all people wvro to tie hi* suh|ecta.. "Second—Through constant ic - n - m nir rahl* c u r -fwctorlen were destroyed and we could brln-r no munition* to the front. Wo couldn't work. Our railways w erj parulyted. Our supply routes everywhere were rut. "Thin)—We must do all possi­ ble to reconstruct. All must belli. We must also pay for damakc to other nations. We must respect •-•he- net Ions ami be honest with them.*" Fresh Mild Koft Shell - Alm onds ib 4 7 c Rutabagas ib 3c W ftlm iU o r N ew C rop Rnowhtte Juicy Flo. Popular Brands Cauliflower ib 15c Grapefruit ib 6c Juicy Lemons Red Ulisa ib Sonahina Kriipy. Potatoes no. 2% 21 Tomato Soup no. 1 Valley Prime Early June Peas Carton 15c Potatoes 5 ib»23c Baby Foods Strained Chopped Kraut V-8 Vegetable Coffee 2 ib« 41c Beets Btokely C3ipL no. 2 Cocktail 46-oz 2 9 c Juice ,, , ., • Fancy Diced Qt I ;. 29c Pound Pkg - 1 »o. 2 11c :’a Obelisk ,# • 27-ox Pounds 17c LUCKY'BUY O f ARMY RATIONS, 55c F R E S H P IG ™ORK Coffee Good To The Last Drop U, S. 1 Long Islands 42c Pan Ready, Drawn Turkeys ib 4 7 c Fryers ib Frtahly around 1 . Pound Boy A r Doe Spaghetti Package • ' • 'i "Package 38c 23c 31c �WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 28. 1945 SPECIAI TOE SANFORD HERALD. S A N F O R D F L O R ID A Strike Vote Is Being Taken In S t e e l Industry Two English Girls Protest Return To Their Native Land SPRINGFIELD, Mnss. Nov. 2-t, | tf'i')— Two young English Kivln ure in the custody of police at, S[iing, field. Mats., toady after being picked up in nearby Fast Long. 1nradnw. Hut they aren't charged with anythin*' too serious. They lire the atiractive June and Lilly Shqrkey, daughter* of a captain in the English N ir r . They’d been visiting in Pough­ keepsie. N. Y.i but disapprarcJ " - n l l n — <1 • P m . Iln rt The fn«t •m at. . Flotenti'i' Tit viper* anil some boa* un i python* nre equipped ’with .-pe- pamtei wan tiiot.o (JJift-i'k i i-inl organ* (the fncial or labial who palmed in fiasco on wall-. pit*) that function n« extremely iinaitlyr heal receptoi.*. With *uch organ* .make* ran detect the presence of wnrn>-bW tied prey In total, dnrknexs Wind diu f t their »trike with preciaJon. . ciliation Ser» ire. President K.t. | Th vti* and Vice President Wnl* • ter Heather of the PAW have ■r rented S-biveilenbib-h's InvltiiSorrel, a hardy ftdrenninl Uf o' . tji'ii and will confer this afternoon in soups. *nlarls. Mtuee*. groiii with Warren. fieelv it*—may gulden ' '. TTt J . e n n >T Mole. - P resid ent -•si--' l.v <qc|dln*' the roof I C.F. Wilson deii'e* ffiaf lie i'vel' Timing The* «*a»fN* part of spring 1 hi: tied to n n e t with Keileral con . clllstoi* nr the present time. Meanwhile, pickets at p GM 1 plnnt’ in Saginaw. Mich.. have l n leased I',*, snpervNory employe j whe hud I f en kept in a farto rv lid 'd in r f” i I d hours by the I strikers, The n et‘on followed a jdlsim te he'ween GM and t h— i l ’A\V mi the o rife d n re used i** i pnving off stiik in g \<orker*. VESSEL ATTACK El) SHANGHAI. Nov. 28. (A'l—An American naval patrol craft hn« bten fired on with small arms while moving down the Yangtze Itlver a* part of- a small cmtVny Hear Admiral' C. T. Joy, tin Yangtze patrol comnutnder saiil the vessel whs undamaged him ! po American*Vere hurt.. This time, in spite of the li­ berality most soho’ls will c>--— i io ox-servrentea, credit for things 'learned while 'in the aervire will not be granted huphnxanlly. ROBSON SPORTING GOODS OPENING —VERY SOON— A th le tic K ipii|im ii|it F iu h in g T a c k le C o m p le te line F ly in g Muriel n irp lu n ex . M uny o th e r ite m s fot C h r is tm a s g if ts . HOME TOWN NEWS You’ll find the most complete line of sporting goods at ULI. HAKDWARE CO." MAKE EVERY M *E •et Arm our'd now <tnd be ready to plant a t the ri ght tim e! Thin balanced fertilizer* la well-aired, thoroughly drillable and it auppliea ertnential plant foo</H for your crops. In addition.to giving prom pt h irtic o c/n DIG CROP, we can fill your requirenunits for baby chicks, aeeda and feeds. S eeua now! Cor. Sanford Ave. and Second S t Phone 858 AMONO THI FIRST to congratulate Admiral Chester W. Nlmltr at Na­ tional Airport In Washington on hi* appointment us Chief ol'N aval Operations were Lt. Conidr. E. L. Plowman, ols |>er*onal pilot, and M tu Plowman. Tlie-sirdllng admiral, who replaces retiring Admiral Ernest J. King, holds twu-ycar-old Jimmy Plowman In h i arm* (International) !' Ili'»evef. ■* too t'A'W of leiu im pelled to tiuunickcU to.LcleitM tie Mol ken. and thei did It'i* | d i it iinimi cli eftnins sny the »iipei\|*oii employe* wlU not be perm tied to enter tin* Sngiimu plant tpilny. Change In Street GI Bill 01 Rights Name Has Comical ilolds Educational Results In Gotham Advantage fo r Vet Hi HOWLAND EVANS. Jr. » By J A C K O 'D R I A N NEW YORK -Sixth Avenue' (Substituting for .luck Stinnett) WASHINGTON —1 here's » po- . change jtt tmlne to ."Avenue ot tlic Anic-ileas" has caused no emj collar. Wrinkle' in *<ho GI - Hill of uf confusion and quite a nit Ji night* of which n.km art ceteruli I I fun. . ..*hop.< -igns are already n iklit want to take advantage. A* the law is now written, n . Inking on u Hemispheric tone. . . u frankfurter uta'nl at -Nth Street Idgli school giiitluate veteran *'ho ! suggests that you "Try our Pun- cun lay claim to the full am ount! American Hot Dogs - to cent*.'' ot l i f t education inn get thioiign ' Novelist John Steinia*ck confuse* four years of eollcge and tu w ith­ a gang of us walking out of Toots in one year or le«s of a law Jc.Shot’s the othei it. m. by suggesi- give, till within the allowed lime ir.g tiial we walk up lo the ‘Ave­ limit. nue of the .Aiueiicu* Delicate* Ilete's why and h'»w : sen," the famous Sixth Avenue Four years t* the maximum WT?«t • trm» Deiiculexseii where the celebrities time any veteran may get free go for their *ainmi umd hot pa- schooling under I lie til. Hill*., trumi saiidwirhes. . .I’ve yet to Four year* is four year* . . . " r hear anyone call Sixth Avenue by is it? A school year is only* eight, -ita—nawi—name—except—rn~jc*t;;*7 " or lime mouths. A cnUuuloi y e a r, the consensus is llinl it will lie is 12. Hlit the four years allowed * adjusted hack to it* original name under itie law ure ciilehdhr yenr*. j io soon us Huli-h laiGuiirdiu Now then— for each "ntilinnr.v, leavea city hull. school year" the government will i .THIS gruduul Cinel genre of Puv tin I" $MKI for tuition and! Pur Your Christmas Sixth Avenue from an ugly, other essential fee*. That noses grimy, fitth-rute tluuoughfure the iiucsticu: How long i* an *'or.' Supply and Hunting shrouded by monstrous and un­ ditinry school -year"? sightly- elevated track* to a point Yctciuii* iidiniiii*tlation liu» ilr- 1 Trips See where lumllmiU l>elie\e it will creed that an ordinal y scIhmiI ' r within a short space be vying with yeai is from 1)0 to .'18 week*. biflli Avenue lor tin* Inshiotmolr Hefote the wai few colleges o f ' trade, ceitaiidy is u feather ill universitir* u ||o m i -i | students to'., the hnnihurgr. of the Kockfrller* complete more than one school j Hill’s Package Store . . v .Their Itudio City project year in one i-ulciulur yenr. , I .more .than took the soiled teuula. __l)nt. wartime lark of dix-tini-, i and Bur tlon off tile urea, once a sile'Tir' engineer* and other slice TSIlIl* rundown lirownstonex and giuce- foiccd manv school* to give year-1 Ics* snloons. . .It wax a fur.seeing around tmining. project when liadin City Mu*io Some sellout* whirl, tried till" Hull opened under the El at Sixth heavy duty curriculum limy re­ and Fiftieth, hut now thut huge tain it. * nlovie palace, biggest in the So, iniU-ad of using ui. hq* Tout world, i* the most popular film nluwunce i-aleinlnr yt-nis, tin- vet­ theater in thi* big town. . . . eran' M ure llom ls fo r . **»mi tiumn-h .a */mir- 1 Huy Ticket* nre ns hard to get, with­ year can course in about |« o and a out queuing up, sometime-, fori half year* hi cramming "nonn.o 1 hour* us the best Broadway lilt*. . school yc>rs'r into that time. That | Ticket ngt-ncie* find it is us pro I leaves him u_ year and a 'h a lf .«• Liable. i*cen*onaUy_nn>le joj.-lbrui: gcr~tl-staitr rbnd altruist u xittishJ those for "Harvey," “CarouseP wi a post graduate course. 1)1 and (he other lirighl, recent course lie won't get any vacalionsmashc*. for they cun gel more lo speuk of. Izong Arm Law ics cried tickets for the Mu*if AN'OTHEH item. Interesting '*> Hall, and Ihe service chuige. oi sc hoc 1-bmi nd vet* is thu fact tliut ugcut's fee, i* the same. for at least one »eincvU-i ’. Automohilc Owners & WITHIN n couple of years credit wink will go to tliu uveiuge ex Sixth Avenue will rhnngr uiimisl GI. completely . . . long »tir!chc* of A fter the last wn'r A m ciuui.l propelly already have iivyi own­ edutnloi* u progiam! er* who plan new theater*, both which guve endorsed certuln niuoiint ol for »iuge and screen . . . depart' blanket cieditu to all veterans. Ii i inent stolen . . . smart shop* . . . many case* too much credit »Hs | If you <111' ' ' **r If v'oui car or bkysrruncr* housing the consu­ given, and -12 per rent of all vet ( truck is-driven In any* fllnje late* of all the countries of the erg it* who hack to duty with! In the Union mid is involved in Ameiiea* . . . fashiouulile res­ the books .went Were forced lo q u it.! tin accident, you can l*«* com­ taurant* and a ll'th e extra digni­ pelled to ruturn to 11lx*i Siulc fied glitter which has made Fifth They had been allowed to get in to defend a suit. Avenue nynonymou* wth style and taste. Recently a party fropi an ­ In u checkup made hy leal other Mule hud an automobile rstate men the busiest single accident in H-infonr. Ile winblock in the city was found to be inaured in one of ilia coni fillth Street from Sixth to Seventh panic* we icpiVsent. Thu in­ Avenue . . . end building expagsurance company agiet-d l» pa> eion definitely will go eastward any claim foi bodily injury . . . most of the sm art restaurants gild pioiivitv ilumage ugailisl are Emit of Sixth Avenue—The la x e g I ' i w i I ’x x r o . r l him ami lie wax allowed to Stork, Twenty-one, Toot* Shor's, Kl Morocco, Chambord, the Cop*, uceordidn ___ t.sp with several ion* 'rind U srili cabana, Lu Martinique, the smart of her own com|Mr*ition. lintels and- small. a xcul«iv« re»- to rhgr rhwtamu,' mha* i*~dixliral Wriin ii( J -Without— 4o»y ranee U uranta . . . Which makes Broad­ to the hospital with intiuitlle woubl piohahly huvi pm., way more and more just a stale lyslr up lii'e o u rf' ptocedi * required to return During the business ie*Mun, pie lo defend the suit. sided over h« Mrs. It. C. Max »fH, „thp club voted to ^ipr")*"' * “Sister'Eilzabeth Kenny Foun Tag Day lor lufaplili Cpl. Willie Brown dation" very rcasnuuhlc fur tha hem* I’arulysi* victims which ‘will •-. fit* you get. For Jlfl-du yo.i Completes Army Duty held on Dee. 8. Mr*. B. K. qhap can lx1 firnler'ed up tq SJr.Otl I man was .appolntzd a* rhaitmm for bodily injury uml property ..... DEW FIELD. TAMPA. Nov. 27 for the Tag Day. Wlamuge claim* while driving In rr*|Min*e to a letter fnm —Presen tat itm of hi* hunotable your ta r in uuv Nlutu discharge certificate at the Army *Hj0r V. horton of the SalvetioArmy, the oluli volunterred i* A ir Forcw* separation station at thi* field trd ay marked the com­ take charge of the dime bourd o* pletion of 39 month* service In- Tuesday, Dec. 18. Those volu i »he aimed force, by Cpl. Willie leering were: Mr*. J. C. Mil Brown, Jr., 301H 'Sanford Ave- hall and Mra. M. II. Smith, U I One of niorr tan 23010 Men re­ !C A.. M.: Mrs. O. M ..llarri»o leased from service with the AAF •nd Mr*. It. C. Mx*.vcil. i n t o I ^ * 1 •'lr*- J 0*! Field and Mi to date at thi* separation station, be served as a Worker in the Z. B. Ratliff, 11 to I t noon- .Mr ourine Beal and Mr*. M. I.. R> N.C.O.- Club. 'j®rn. I t) to 1 P. M.: Mr*. W. V Ittlng ami Mr*. Mhry Rawlin*SENTENCED TO DEATH Sanford Pilot C lub’ Addressed B y Mrs. Kircher LONDON. Nov. 28. (A*>—TV •on of a prominent British offi­ cial ha* been sentenced to death for high treason. In praeeedin* 7ee Broome and Mr*. FI H. Pan which took only six minutes, 33- '•II. 4 to 6 P. M.: Mr*. Al Hu •nd Mr*. JL U Clark 6J o fl P. •' year-ofd John Amery, entered Slnre ihe n e il 'dinner mseti* ;' plea of guilty and was sentenced The son of the former Secret* r* •■te fall* on .Christmas Dav. it »as derided Co have an annual of State fo , India, like \yniiair Joyce, broadcast - Herman props -hrlatm aa party on Dec. 18. genda from Berlin during thr war. x World production of all United Gothic a rt U distinctly French Nptions aviation-gasoline plants |d in its nsriow est and pureet for 100 octane fuel reached a rate mm U reetrictad to the lie do • f about 600.000 harrvlt a day llan H siin u '. w ra p a ro u n d jith e w ith ja u n tily (it'd M*lf hi*jl. F o r. th a t pcrHonnl lo u rh , h a w it m nnng ni m im 'd. A rolti* w o rth l re n t lo g y o u rs e lf In . . a .r u b e lh a l m e r i t s C h ristin a * K ift R iving. Y o w e ll WE ARE NOW ABLE To Finance YOUR PURCHASES A utom obile - Furniture - Radios Electrical Appliances - Equipm ent NEW OR USED PURCV’A ^ S ASK ABOUT OUR DISCOUNT 8 Fla. S ta te Hank Building . Phone .13 �r i . — - x -t»i K 's r < N 'F o ^ > - n u « A ^ n ) V X n j- 'O R o 'i'K U r tin A ■-l*y I t I k lnos S P irsru ii* T lo > !■», nhl*- l a .1 117 C arrier •a* tlnulk n rrk f a r e e a r n a l h a -------Sinai h i Y e a r — ......... • S iase ail nhllnarr anllrea. rare* »( shark*. rranlaOoaa ami iwitlrra ml aatrrlalanirala far llir purr>»* • ' ralalaa IwHSa Mflf he rkararH far at rrgalar a e ,rrfl»laa ralra.____ ■aland Sienapaprr K rp rry a lv live*. Inr.. m.rr»ra«« TIu llrralil la (he natlnanl llrld «f ad»erOal««. Off Iran are malalalnrd la (lie larreaf rIOea «f fhr raaalry wl(h i.rlitleal headaaarfrra la caim an and pew Vnrk. ______________ _ ~TI.» Ifrrnld Is a nira»her nf The Aaaarlalrd »*rr»« which la errln* a ltelf enllllr.l la Ihr aae for reaaMIrallau ml all >irn« dlaiialrhe* rredOr.1 la ll ar nnf alhrrwl*r rredlled la Ihla paper and «>•* fhr Inml hrwa pahllahed herein. All rlalile (a repuhllrallan a* -ae­ rial dlapnfrhea herein are aUa re­ serve*. ______ ■ WEDNESDAY- NOV,.2*, DEATH IS ONLY AN INCIDENT IN THE LIVES OF THEM THAT ABE HOD'S CHLDHEN: He will swallow up death In victory; and the Lord OOl) will wipe nws> tears from off all faces. hI»1 tho rthuke of hi» people ahull he take away from off all the earth; foi the Lord hulh spoken IL—Isalnii 2f,:X. Polarity . (From The University of Kansas City Review) The pole runs through: « The. equntor g r o w s ----- -— Hot residue Of polar snows. Travellers who find That snow and sun Equally blind, . Tim two being one. Will weigh the heat Against the rolil And will never feprnt Thnt n world grows t«o_n] Which Tireeds Its young And pays Its tnxe.i And likes being jswung Upon its axis. WITTER RYNNEtt One hundm l thmisnnd Uls have married girls abroad, not ntuny ronsideritig the humtwr subjected to their charms. Sanford should overlook no heti in having an entty in the Florida Hlnte League. This Is, per capita, the best buseltaR town* In . the state. We see where the OI’A fia* made more fohiics available for children's rlolhtng. Now all they have Trot to do is lo got some one to'V oik on them before the rhlldrsn are naked, Tomoyukl Yamashlta, the “Tlgei of Malaya.” was evidently a tiger only In dealing with women ami children. ot»»erves the Sanford Herald editor. We suggest "Hold T hat Tiger” as un appropriate theme song for the Ynmashita jtrla l.—Mlamf post. Somebody slipped up when » targe chunk of federal funds for .tha-development nf Florida rlverf and harbor*, much «f it on tho St. John*, wa* eliminated from the .deficiency supply hill. Local of­ ficial* *hould find out how'come and get something done uhnut it. Governor Caldwell, who a* n congreHiman may have supported an raying, I 1,0 putienre ■The- Army -wore- out only >»0 ■r t cent of {its equipment • in mpat in Eui*o[>e, ' • Longevity Sanford Herald Tlit* A p iericn n pcojile h a v e n ric h o p p o rtu n ity In Wii.«' llifiir a v e ra g e le n g th o f life to 70 y e a rs, in tins n e a r fu tu re , .■utyfl tin* M e tro p o lita n L ife In s u ra n c e C o m p an y . T h e a v e ra y e life tim e in th is c o u n tr y , it n o tes, hn s a lre a d y In e n in ­ c re a se d by o n c -th in l in th e In st h a lf c e n tu ry .' an d i now G5 y e a rs . " A lre a d y p la n a a r e u n d e r w ay In m a n y a re a s o f ’ lie c o u n tr y ," s a y s th e c o m p a n y , “ fo r th e e x p a n sio n o f h e a lth fa c ilitie s a n d se rv ic e s, a n d fo r b ro a d e n in g a n d in te n s ify in g m edical re s e a rc h ,. Kveil d u r in g th e w a r ’ perio d oxten- lve b e n e fits w e re b ein g d e riv e d fro m th e u se o f su lfa d ru g s , p en icillin , blood p la sm a , blood a lb u m e n , a n d o th e r r* rertt d isco v eries. T h e m o re w id e sp re a d a p p lic a tio n o f tin -e e f­ fe c tiv e m ed ical w eap o n s a n d o f d e v e lo p m e n ts in th e science o f n u tr itio n will jp ic lm ilite d ly re d u c e s till f u r t h e r tin toll o f p re v e n ta b le d e a th ." T h e p re v e n tio n o f a c c id e n ts , th e contpu*st o f e a rn e r, a n d g r e a t e r a tte n tio n to d is e a s e s o f t h e 'h e a r t a n d a r te r ie s will go f a r to w a rd b rin g in g th e a v e ra g e le n g th o f life to .70 y e a rs. "A c c id e n ts" , th e c o m p a n y re p o r ts , "o v erslia.lo w b \ a w ide b ijirg in e v e ry o th e r c a u s e o f ilHuth th ro u g h o u t th e g r e a t v p a r t o f life a m o n g w h ite m ales. [In th e bran d :»ge ra n g e 1 to M y e a rs , a c c id e n ts c o n s titu te ’ alm o st one th ird o f th e d e a th s fro m all c a u s e s a m o n g th e s e m e n ; in th e d e c a d e o f life fro m 15 to 24 y e a rs , th e p ro p o rtio n l:i .as m uch a s one h a lf. E ven a m o n g g ir ls a n d y o u n g w o m en tin* I"o f life -fro m iic rid e n ts is large*. |J js c le a rly u r g e n t ih a t- in th e e x te n s iv e Imilrliitg a n d re c o n v e rslb ii p ro g ra m H(n\ tia g u n d e r ivay. ‘s a f e ty re c e iv e p rim e co iso d e ra tio n ^ ' D iseases an d c d m litio n s’ ty p ic a l o f In fe r life , p n ttic n l« rly c a n c e r a n d th e d is e a s e s o f th e h e a rt a n d a r t e r i e s it is P x p u te d , vv^l receiv e in c re a s in g a tte n tio n fro m m edical a n d public h e a lth a d m in is tr a to r s . F ro m th e view point o f life c o n se rv a tio n , it is im p o r ta n t to n o te t h a t ev en a t th e re la tiv e ly y o u n g a g e s th e s e c a u s e s ta k e a la rg e toll of life. _ "C an c e r, f o r e x a m p le , a c c o u n ts fo r., o n e d e a th in e v e ry te n a m o n g w h ile w om en a t a g e s 2ft to i l l : in th e b ro a d a g e ra n g e 3ft to G-1 y e a r s , th e d is e a s e .is th e lead in g m u se o f d e a th , a c c o u n tin g ,-fo r out* d e a th in e v e ry fo u r." th e s ta tis tic ia n s note. " T h e re w a rd w e 'a r e s e e k in g in th e s e e f f o r ts to pro m o te h e a lth is n o t ju s t a lo n g e r life tim e . B u t, a lo n g w ith th e s e ad d ed y e a rs o f life, th e g o al sh o u ld he to e x te n d o p r y e a rs o f phy*ittalr«Muk*JMi>tal-~w«tlUb4!|Mg. io -.lk is> w a y .- 'w n * H # a d d g re a tly to th e g e n e ra l w eifatV a n d to th e j o y '.o f life g e n e r a l l y t h e c o m p a n y c o n rlu d e s. L e ttin g G e o rg e 2 8 / IM S American textile experts are All cloth from which British directing French anil Belgian Army uniforms arc cut is dipped production of fabrics for U.S. In n DDT solution. forces in Europe. YOU CANT QUIT ADVERTISING YOU’RE TALKING TO A PARADE * NOT A MASS MEETING ^ STORE WILL CLOSE NORDIC, MPWW FOR BUSINESS THURSDAY AT NOON VALHALLA Y ou n ro c o rd ia lly in v ite d to a t t e n d o u r o pen H o u se T h u r s d a y E v e n in g fro m 8 to 10:30. W O O I SHOPS G o v e rn l« A m erican g o v e rn m e n t a a y a le m o f ru le hy m innritlf»H? Il-Hi'iim i mi nu ahm im -Ivy-U .ia y *«■—R y ■■(-q-jC iev o lan d r fo r o x am p le, o n ly liu lf th e v o te rs w ho i-hoq* t «*-^ tw een RoohuvpJi a n d D ow ry Im th rre d lo v o ir fo r nmy<»V. j T h e w in n e r got tvvn-tliirda o f I hut h a lf, o r one th in ! .if th e ’ e le c to ra te . A nd th is d o rs n o t te ll th o w h o le a to iy , Lecnum- m an y th o u s a n d < d u g ib lo v o te rs did not com e o u t .-v m f«»r. th e pieM identinl race'. N o r w a s C lev elan d a lo n e in th is poor sh o w in g . Almo.-t e v e ry c ity , e x c e p t p e rh a p s D e tro it w lie r* ; th e h o t l.d.-nr lig h t b ro u g h t o u t a b ig v o te , ch o se it., gow n iniflllt b) a sm all m in o rity o f e le c to rs. A n e n c o u ra g jn g in le rp i c ta tio n o f Ib is metipei- v o le WusJ g iv e n by R alph K elly, a C lev elan d iieA sp ap ertm u i. H r .iilr l- ! b u te s it to th e g ru n t im p ro v e n ie m in c ity goveM Riu-nl *>■, r j . th e y e a rs . W ith th e a d g iin is tr a tio n s a tis f a c to r y a n d no p a r- j lic u la rly L ad c a n d id a te up, m a n y puoph* tja m g iit it i im u o -.l u f i w u l v ote. Y it in th o lo n g ruii g o v e rn m e n t c a n n o t be left to th e o th e r fellow . I f th e A m e ric a n c itiz e n u ilj not tro u b le h im se lf ev en to v o te, he lias no r ig h t to p ro te s t if s o m e th in g _ *. fcob^B cnchU y's^SoRr*] [Too M u ch .fo r.A d m lral* ?/1A ': jja,;/*.; s 1 • - / KJi Hi o d T o u d T Rall ( O w n lD lid p lln * _ SpedtTjto^C rntTi, • ’W'ASHINGTON—T)ic'Navy d e p a rtm e n t» .. Uvcly, Is withholding for th# time being a humorous short motion] picture prepared, by. its.ow n[gtafr.nnd„deaR ngfcw lih»the^dlschsrfei of personnel.: ■* Reasln. for - the" Navy’s” hesitation :T 'rhe^- fllmT featuring * screen] funnyman Robert Hrnchtey asm gob about to be discharged, pokes too much fun nt jtdmirnls. Navy gold braiders believe, ( At uny rntr. the bigwigs Are nubject to plenty of leg>puIRng.' f c 2 _ .n i_ '' In the m m / Benchtey plays numerous rotes,' t fr0ln Knh t0 "dmlral. In hla adm iral's uniform / fo 1i l k ’ almost coniplctely covered with-medals and gold brnbt. the obmcdlan gives the Navy fits. . S -. • Neverthejirsi In *accordance w-tth the movie’s IJo o k C ases Silverwar j j purpose, ha mokes the sailor about to go on jjl* •'fiHfc ■ permanent A.oru leave proud of the fact th a t h#j >< ’■ , wnji a NavjMnghtlng man. • • M. W. CLEMENT, president of the Pennsylvaniir mill onJ, lint n one-word solution for tn>< Robert S d u h liy T h e B roas ccccip la o f n rg n n ia itin n a in th is c o u n try i-xt in )it 1to m fe d e ra l lu x a tio n n ro i*«*j »•* p | i a s la la lim ; m ore th a n $<J,006,000,000, !flJ,OOft,000,000, w hich look.............. looks to m..ost. c.......... itiz e..................... n s lik e a lot o f m o n ey . A m i indeed, th e «pvenim i> nt its e lf m a y d ecid e lo ta k e a slic e o u t o f it so o n er o r la te r. It is n ’t so Im p re ssiv e , h o w ev er, w h en you fin d tlm t th e ta x a b le c o rp o ra tio n s h a v e - a v a lu a tio n o f 'a b o u t $2(10,000.0 0 0 ,0 0 0 . . E ven so , w ith J^he e x p e n -e s o f g o v e rn m e n t ris in g a s th e y do fro m y e a r to y e a # an d d ecad e to d e c a d e , it m ay n o t be long ufitU—b ig ta x -e x e m p t o rg a n iz a tio n s su c h a s la b o r u n i o n s ,/ a r m c o o p e ra tiv e s a n d o tlie r coinparabli* iiis titu lio ii > will fin d t h e g o v e rn m e n t tr y in g to g e t nt th e ir so ft in sid e s to a u p p o r t th e e v e r e x p a n d in g fe d e ra l g o v e rn m e n t. mini goi S wIhh ctirrubcy rimS w i s s Furloughs|;One ply by prominltiK orally tu veiul n check to the S wL k' p relative the United Stute» uheu lie Proving Popul arj ' illreaelicd home. * A nollier *tunt — ^ iffie k lly frowned upon - - i* to mnk» p artial paym ent <m a walcli itml u g n e to give th r re s t tu I lie rSce In th ii Btate". The Governor AP Ncusfcnturci American reprervulative uf tlic wa* apeaklng of reported "purge" L U G E It N E, Switxcrlnnd — firm . Again, men who have hu*lof three Florida state senator*. Snilrerland mean* watches uml Newspaper and radio correspon­ scenery to most of the more d en t* *r* »ore a t President Tru- than 100,000 Gl'» and American officer*_who hsve had seven ■ourl to see hi* mother last Sun­ 'ifty i iiTiriT* ‘peaceful T ittlii-o u i.day without letting them know try under tho A rm y’s Swiss leave program . About 1,000 a (anything about It. They contend day ontor the country. ,that everything the President say* Of. course. It means other .and doe* t* of importance to the American people and that they things too—like good Iwrr nt low prices, th* so-called "European" breakfasts, woodcurvlngs, casinos with rouirtte tables, the pleasant, neat people. And most of the men rave about the snuw-cunped mountains, the lakes, the valleys, i*!y. Everyth big of an official th* trim chalet* with their neat itur* a President does ta of in- yards. rest to the people, but it dose Ther* are several different ok m If he could go visit hi* tour*. .Which t# u r YOU ahall tuke other w ith o u t' creating .u n up- 1* determined by chance, but al­ most everybody I* satisfied. It costs |3 5 (U.S.) for trans­ ong other sgggeaUona which portation (all by trainL board baen turned into thl* office and lodging. 1* disposition of the Sanford One shock to the soldier visitor Air Station 1* on* to roaka is that he must pay 1 franc 60 iftarlum out of it for tba centimes (officially about 06 It of w ar weary veterans of cent*) to tak* a bath. try o r tha armed services, or To tnabl* the tourists to buy ■naeks between meats, the Swiss U*u* them 12 food coupons apiece. Tightest restriction, however. Is the limitation of 200 -francs per­ mitted to any man (S40). That la all he I* supposed to spend in d u stilal unrest. Clement, a delegate to the J.abor-Manage­ ment conference In .>Vusblnglqp. declared Uiat the principal ingredi­ ent needed for Induetrial pesc^ys "discIpRite among unton member*.' The Pennsylvania pieslleni said that was the secret of the har­ monious lalmr relations on the natlon'a railroads. The union* ara old and sinblo and maintain excellent discipline among their mem­ bers, be explained. The exercise of strict discipline j j re vent hair-trigger action* and 'wildcat strike*., pud nil lisues. no m atter how knotty, eventually* un- (loncil out In an onletly and peaceable fashion, Clement • ”AT rno rO flA L V rH A T , DOB. BTRIFLJNO.Tfonner7«hl*f *Invert!-' gator for .the,oldiD le* committee,, b* hired ha* been rejected by, ■American acllvltlta.commlttee.fc^ I t voted flve *” to #“**four, the House un-,‘ In v estig ato ry fstaff.| Instead. i It Against i placing>Striplingron ilta )i Investigatoryfrtaff-fl decided [to iB ik .th e , Arm y, )whrtw iStripling _ ha* been • forAthe .past pine month*,-, to Joan him to tho committee for dO day*, ^ ______ Thl* the Army rejected.' but offered to releeM jM rlpUng/nUrelyJf, >he committee wished tp hire U n full time. .Present locaU orijjD fiR trlplingitprobably^foi^eom e^tlm elslFort iMeade^Md.f „ » L*______ k, * \V * v • THERETXhE’ rfU V IE arand prirle»A hot” w h a rR e p ^ Rob«rt” B.' Chlperfleld' (R) i of Illlneia/objeet* to la having the United State* finance,their• construction. InKSqutht A m erica.a* p a rt,o f,th e good neighbor pollcy-t, , • It.a ll came cut'when*FrunciiTJaftUeonraartatant director of the OOlce of Inter-American Affair*, tea lined before the House foreign affaire . committee. ^ Jamiton . explained th a t the program of hla office wa* Initiated to bolder United States security. f'Why should we apend hundred* and thousand* for *uch a purpoieT". naked Chlperfleld.* "I* th a t for securityT*l , Jamieon -r eplied that-bc-kaS no-krvewtedg* o f th*— , . Oeed WHI project although^U^wa* Rated in a report Issued 1. , by hi* agency, t .- ( During the dlscusalon.! C hlperfleldsuddenly reSanllatlen mem be ring th a t three members of th* commute* were women,.said hurriedly.^"Maybe I shouldn't have mentioned A lovely a d d itio n to h e r liv in jf ro o m . R o o m y s h e lv e s to p ro te c t h e r iti(*p book* an il p le n ty 'o f sp u cc co llectio n o f knick k n a c k s to o ! Ill b e a u tifu l m ahogany or w a 1 n u t T iulxh. Lamps Knee - Hole Desks T h e " w r ite V d e n k f o r IV o c casio n / . fltx deep, room y draw ers to Said Rep. Helen Gahagan Douglas (D) of CalifomU 1 / 'I f thl* government did spend money In constructing privies" '(and ah* stressed th* word). "I am certain th at we have been prepaid one thousand fold in the betterm ent of health." And that was that. ' . • • h o ld all o f h e r w ritin g tp u te ria la o r f o r Dad'B im p o r ta n t p a p e r s . M a ­ h o g a n y o r m ap je fin is h . 9 .9 5 u p _ Except fo r. a temporary condi­ (on and Iaw Swing"—and ~iTs- tio n In pythons th at brood their t u e l l e I hixch that play a lunil eggs, no reptil* I* known to gen­ when you lift tho cover. erate internal body heat. There are also plenty of hand, carved wood figure* an,I botUe Soft drink maker* are planning ■toppers, ns well, as exquisite to spend $50,000,000 on- postwar piece* of cloth handwork. new plant -construction, • Many an American soMler leave* Switzerland saying to h |, The Dominican Republic waa pals that he's going bark If he the site of one of the first ever gets the chance. European settlem ents In the new Of Course, You Want In Your Ai Hocuune we have Ex Genuine l*arta and F UeeatiMe SaUafacllooi C o m p le te HCO’ice fo r nix . *>■. a llv e rw a re hHo w ill be p ro u d to u se f o r n in n y y e a r s , /T h e c h e s t f o r o n ly $ 2 . . . T h e Hil- L a m p s lig h t t h e w a y to b e a u tifu l ro o m s! �•X - 1 ------------- ^ \ ll ^ i i W E D N E S D A Y ;! K O V E M B n i r a y i M t f r vf> A nd Soc)»(y« Edilort Cm el la Tntlock THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA Personal [Mrs. J.W. Altman Is Hostess At. Bridge Activities I Mrs. J. \V. Altman cntoitaimvl th,. Tuesday Lvcilliy Itiblgd Club last evening at Ini liomd *2 t0 t Oak Avenue. Rooms of the J Altman home were decorated ' with nrraii.'ement* o| F a ll flower*. At the conclusion nf siventl progressiotiH of bridge M in Margutet Rcil* was awarded iilgii j score. The hostess lim ited by | her sister, Mr* , llrilrb l.oni I *et■nl irfreshnfents to tin* fol , lowing: Mi<s Doris Hall, Mil l.oili e ! . I'etUn*. MU* tileda in ..n. MT- "* Muiguiot Iteit* and Ml- C-reliu Truluck. I A ls o M u. Frank liny. Mi ‘ John Holt. Mrs. Nicholson Aslihv, Mrs. Jame- Crnpp-. Mr-.. P. H. : Tepsic, Mrs. t'lmrle*. Mel’lun::. ‘ unit Mr*. Thopin* Kirklm d. Tale. No. 141 .Social Calendar P e r s o n a Is FRIDAY The U.D.C. will hold an cvenIrg meeting Friday nt the home »■( Mr-. J.M. Hayes nt 119 West blst(entli Street nt K;0U P, M. All members nre urged to nttend. MONDAY Ih c Husid of the Presbyterian W< mens Auxiliary will meet at the Presbyterian Chunh on Dec. P.M. PA G E F lV f r ■ 1 » *✓ lli.mx early today by killing one n \ Th e j n n of the holdup men nod seriatjsljr NMW VORK. Nov. 27, <V> [wounding the other. The robherw A New York City patrolman on 1 w-eic Mhot in a bm .ami res^ vncaliiin hroke up u holdup In the j tan ram. 1 Friends of U. J. Lehman will Mias Winona M argaret Purvis, da»ught*r ux of Ufa. Annie Mac P)lr- reg tet to learn thut he ts ill at is of A ssh vis or Tampa aand n d 'A h le r Purvis, his home 610 Palmetto Avenue. was married* to Lieut. Oliver W. Mr. and M rs.'F ^ . Lamson have Meyer, non of Mr. and Mrs. returned from spending two weeks John Meyer of Cleveland, W in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. a beautiful, dodble tin* cer nt tho P i n t Baptist Churcl day a t 12:30 P.M. with the Rev. Friends of .Mrs. J. N. Robson, W.P. Brooks J r. officiating. J r. Will regret to learn th at she ^ The church 'w as decorated with is ill at her home 610 East Four The Circles ol the W!s.c!sT of tall baskets of White chrysanthe- teenth Street. is, jasmine and fern. Mrs. F. Ihu k jrst Hii|,tist Church will mums, Mrs. George Shipp left today fr*T.r* <40** B. Yernay‘ ployed soft nupital meet ns follows: Tallahassee to visit with her ^ ^ . . . Circle No. 1 Tuesday a^ TiOO music and M iss Patricia H urst of for son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and ■J. M. fo rJn turkey supper at Tampa sang "L Love You Truly". Mrs. R. L. Shipp. The bride/ lovely brunete, was RETURNING HOME on Thank'fiivlnc „ the church nnnex. Day from two years ot lighth : Circle No. 2 Monday at 1:00 *lvvn In tnaxriRRc by L.O. floater. Meeting Is Held By Mr. and i f a . H arry Whitt left \ynllnro ltrzeztnskl, imj, P. M. for a turkey supper at She chbee to weal a Ion* tow n today for S t Petersburg; where Dependable C l a s s I overseas, of white' org*n*a witli a full eklrt asked for police rm Imly at Dcir It, the church annex. gnte they will visit their daughter, Circle No. 11 w i t h Mrs. J. E. with lace Inset*. The sleeves wtro Miss Eleanor W att, who hoi ) Mich., raying In* ivanlrd only to 1 o i olds buttoned a t the w rists and The Dependable C)ms of the kept Irtun killing ‘'that other guy '.4 . J r. .fur... lunchenn at luivr, position a t McDlIl Field. the 11 *h i fitting bodice waa high i tig] m _ _ _______ ________ First Melliodist ('liflteh met nt a , _ 1 :CITl P. .\l.--nn Tuesday. llo told polhvhe found Ida yvlfe nt 1 . T s s ta .lL. a . ■_ a * . - —— _ _ . a_ ^ ^ I. si . V Circle No. 1 w i t I) Mrs. If. C. lithtcd by a. pareelheart neckline. the honiA nf Mr*. K. •!. Kilpnlriek a sister's Imgie, learned r ho had rev Lieut, and Mrs. R. V. Hughes 1 .Mii/iday evening for Hie Tegiihu 1W1I for luncheon nt 1:00 p. M. 4b*J wore’ a Juliet cap iof seed of Columbus, Ohio ate the guests ecntly l>vj-omo,'i,mother, and heard pearl*, from which f e ll, a white . a i r Monday. inonthfy meeting. e • Anthony Novik admit being tnc veil. Sha carried a bouquet of of Mrs V H Reitz and Miss MarMr*. Kyle Shoeiltnl.er B ad a lather. They !ouj:ht.and Noviky.. a fa garet Reft* at their home 23i!0 white chrysanthemums. • •very insfdring devotional and t.lm |» held for nnsnult. (Iiitfraorhu n f Sanford Avenue. < •T h e matron, of honor. Mia. cls-V took part by telling i*.Rev., William Yesley Tohl Mooney, was dressed.In blur many thing* they ine^ mo«t Friends of Pvt Raymond tu n d New Sanford Pastor taffeta with a Ion* full net skirt quist thnukfu) for. Mr*. Jimmie L<imbe glad to learn that IN PtlVATT fltf she's known a* nn! with puffed sleeve i and a sweep he haswill •presided over the btiHltn-i* recuperated from b recent Libby Walker, p u t coma the Or* BUT WE DO NOT HAVE THE STYLES neckline. She carried a Will la n Perry Bexley, U. A„ K Illness In a hospital in' Yokahoms, saga Bowl game In Miami New meeting anil plana, fnc the fhri.-iW iw * let o f . yellow chrysanthe­ M. A., S. T il. I)., former pastor m#H party to lie held at' the home Japan. . Ycar’a Day, the shapely miss will of Mr*, lluth Herring on Dec*. 1 I of the Northwest Christian l.hurrh mums. Mr*. Jdnn L. Cullum and AS PICTURED— . _ of St. Loul.s, Mu., has accepted a' M n. .Thomas R a tliff' Jr., brides* Mr*.. Kate Blocker of Tampa be a person of royalty. Libby he* were discussed. • • ‘■nil tn the Sanford Christian 3 aides, wore similar dreaeas of and Mr. and Ullton H art of Ft. just been chosen "Queen of Urn Or­ o h i|v e Iho b o x e r-s ty le n ll-e ln slic w a is t Itand After tho business meeting nk taffeta and carried bouquets Myers were the weekend guest of ange Bowl" to reign over the grid­ social hour was enjoyed and 11 Church Whrrc he Will assume his in b ro a d c lo th , . . solid c o lo rs an d w h ite s , of I u v e p d a r chjysanthemums. duties on Doc. !i. His initial ser(International) frfxhmrnt* were served by Mi . Mr. and Mrs. W. J. David of 010 iron classic. S m all • m ed iu m • la rg e . limn will lie "The t 'hallcngc Of Mis. John Claffey, bridesmaid, West F irst Strset. Kilpatrick and the co-hoste^eThe Future.” w ore, a sim ilar dress of blue Mr-:. P. lb. I.umting and Mi •. 'luhe u n d e rs h ir t i* I h e Knit T-final cl w ith h a lf Itev, Ytoney ha* held pastorates taffeta and .carried yellow chry­ Nancy Brock tn the following: l.leut. and Mrs. Richard Gilles­ in Texas, Colorado and Missouri santhemums. T h e ' tiny flower pie and daughter are visiting si s le e v e s . . . S m all - >fed. o n ly Mrs. O. K. Golf. Mr*. Hurke ntnl served as Professor of Creek girls, Betty Ann Lon* and Joyce Mrs. Glllc.sple'e .mother, Mrs. R. Steele, Mrs. Cyril Butncr. Mrs. noil as Vi.-f I’r.-ridcnt of the Colo- Ann ' Cultarn; .were die wed In C. WUey a t her home 210 West Gf 11rude. Page, Mr*. E. A. I.nnrndu C hristian IlihltAGulIcg*. lie yellow and RtaOn long net dfeic* L J f M H O I ^ jJ a B flE g dcnbiirg. Mrs. John Schlrard Jr.. i* , reported to lie Interested in cs which had . fall ruffled skirts Seventeenth Street. AD*. Ruth H enIngj— MiiV Jle*Li ihihtii-o and vouitjr |ieople‘s work caught with velvet bows. M*i. W. L. Henley has Just William*;' Mr*. Jui.u-s'- l^imapL r /-* . and lakes p art In the civic a ffa ir^ -* ATu*— Jo c k e y Sh«irf>— R l.5 0 p a ir The bf Ido's mother ' wore a returned from the Riverside Ilos. -Mr - J.Warren Kipg, ''M rs.' lluliir.lT y'~>~ A o f the cotiimiinllv. Navy blue suit with black acces­ .pita) in Jacksonville after under­ ^ By ADELAIDE KERR' AppTvliy and Mr*. R. F. Cole, the , ArconipnnybifRi the m inister ‘Will sories ahd .a' corsage of sweOt- going a minor operation. Iter AP Newsfeatures Writer * clnv* teacher. lie Ids w ifsr. Kmilee Yeslev and h eaft roses. The groom's, mother friends will be glad to learn that rniiiccH Perkin* nt 63 I* em­ his fath er. Wm. K. Yesley. They wore a dress of tklnjim romolne the Is recovering nicely. NVaVlinp For a Sail barking on it new carver ns a wri* 1’imtrary to ponul u r notions, will make their home tem porarily crepe with brown accessories and ter and tmiverslty* lecturer.' at :»in palm etto Avenue. . • iiptile* nre not the heat-loving I a corsage . of sweetheart 'ro s e s .. ' [tarry E, Nutting of the U. S. .y p m ty -y ears,aal.|,r ,mn|,— that— many -tttiW i-liedr T h e M od ern M ertlpiul —U auL-'W llllord H. Meyer, bro­ (Rubber Company of New—York tne cabinet, htost statement* would imllcate T hev, D oesn't r a il for S A L £S Mrs; Georg-s Touhy ther of the groom,- was.'best man City is xislting his mother, Mrs. glad lo ail utvhilc. i nir ord.nnrtly active only be- f v * 1, . l 11 1 re s e t ^ “CORRECT MEN’S WEAR” and the .gfeompmen were: John William Nutttng.aml Mr*. A rthur 1. , ,B^ , r ■taevn tin- tempernture* of *••» I- I lie . A l i t r.lt I IS r.S , Gives OrKan Recital Culliim, Harold Long and - Lieut. Branan at the latter's home at ,she lesigned us heciotary of Labor „,,,i inn k l----- -----1606 Megnola Avenue. John Clafffy. .Mis* I'ei kins suited tor Pari* to I At the m eetii]ir of the American Immediately following tho cere­ rvprtscnt' Uncle Sum ut the cun-! Guild of U rganlsta which w is mony a reception was fifld a t the Mrs. I.. B. McLeod. Jr. left yes­ wifiog of tin- internutimiiil Labor' £ h r |> l ill liollin.s College 1'ii’sday home of Mr. and Mr*. R»U Hutch­ terday for Gainesville to meet Organ Ixatlon fk t. 16. night, Ml*. George Touhy gave ison. The rooms were decorated her husband JUrut. McLeod who At the same lime she Iwgnu a I n r-flUil i.n tlir Skinner organ of ! with chrysanthemums and f e r n .! ^ " returned fr,,rrl "ie E. T O. weekly 6111). srnrd vohnnii to tv thv Knovb*. Mcnui'in* ( ,h'T><'l., The dining table waa overlaid J he f*rve. 14 month*. dutnim ieil l-y iii - Institute tor Mrs. i. f. .in. oCrr* 1 ‘ • ' with a lace cloth and centered 1 ‘'« L alcU-od will report to the Am ei huh Ikiitiii.ni y. Tim liuii tic t it * Mrtlm.li-t Church here, witli a three-llervd • wedding cuke iSeparation tu is” re l n te r ut Cnnm . — jBland»* , Hud* wits IminiitNi tui> \t!Hin uiro vuis .i .ip oil fm membership in which wa» encircled with fern mg for dUcharoe and he and Mrs. ] f(ll „ |tur|,OIM. Ilf t i l l i n g tinithis group nnil nttenili~l me me* t- and tiny white chrysanthemums Method will return to Orlando ty j,,, 1irl (l fmr UrtrtitlP/^ i ■*«r I Mniily Dir roon where thev will inuke their im ,s| l>f (JUJ .... and flanked with chrystnl ccndri- Lome. ..........r -------.. ..I co. . . ti o ' (h i Orlando In.inch chra hohlintr.white tuprrs. lor.. Fm tin- |ia,| 1wo year* it ’Of iti* I '! 'i i *'i olniii r The *e:ilin-. distributed in thv religious, Thuxe serving the guests were rioii m t 11 hi ilu C r-t r, tuiiil ami houte.org a 11 pie,* a ' Lout* Jac'-.son. Mr.-1., Will Tin1 r - r it- t' p t'iv d Hv Mrs. Mrs. weekly iclcnte dealing with sub_ lir* liS I'nutnsia Rumbley. and Mrr. Harold Long. 1 Jett* n flu tin g American unity. F iu .lt Minor. Virgil F.ilCiLjttrtVlKV-. ‘.Mi ik I'ct kins' rnliiinii. >-:tll.*«l • otroi t.r <'(Milo Hweeu-at Death “ Working It Mui." and dei.lln, for » whort t|m€. # _______; _ . ___ ______1 •by It *. l|nrmonl*«'(lu Snir rontm « * mi n ■> Qfirt iionn Ii I i I Y with.» the reliition nf rccuMveriHnn l.y L n ir-t-'e r. end Cea.rr Mtyfrf w oii ft t ruvtlinif cult* of powder Mo« wool with n pink t q OKF u a i hrunllog the Post tn unity, will be dlstri Friii* I ’ Cl*rtr-.'« In R Mnjnr. Ill i. bp In* in h*'t wor’t ns choir taffala blouse and browb. a c re s-1X . V ( o r n i r MA™ ^ ‘fn V T X m e ,h Th",: dir *T r ”f t' ~ hI'*,i )* lino) choir v, . ; . ' l in k TOI.RANCK wa* in town In!lJ , te > ’ h j h. neve, Hint Mb of tin- Firs* l icsbytoriun Chureb Out of to w n .g u ts t-. lncte.W j wUh h .f husband 1 RON1F. | woul.J b« p«T.VB>r t/.,. eixj Pore Wrn. Toll I f i. <ifra (. f*"t nt Mr. and Mrs, Jobn-^Meyer- end CfmrioM** Just visiting with | HuulRh nellber It* ie|ir.‘con, Witliard of Cleveland, tho Conirr’iMlIonnl Cli"rcb Irt ..... -------- - — ------------ - .WJa., old banford friVnds . . . . MRS. lutiv'*- nnr MIhs I'erkin* wn d I ^ Winter Park. She ii studvlnir Lieut..and.M hl rij .Jcdm Claffey, Mr., > . A. DYSON vftv hnw much. under Mr H rin ftn Blewcrt a> and Mrs. Clyde Jaekumisen amt In Yoweli* . . . . MKJj. WHKK-. ..11 r ,.ilin. I1 wim son, Mlsa Patricia Hurst and Mr. ilnllin" e n l l e g e . James McKinley all o! Tampa. , tuSS WM h J l r l f ‘tIfut''siH H l°F V ! " ' ," K 1 ,hl>ik ,ahn‘ " i f riL lU * V in, inrludinx nurli IrKi-.U- ■ Mrs. Borah -Byers of Central tKitViv* rfMITIi would be home 1|‘‘ [linn ns come* u p ” Mlm Ih r kin- 1 Lake Michigan, Mr*. R.H. Rudd weekend ■ • . i,Bhe will celebrute | nB|,j jUS| t,cfore h(,r ,uiled. "The . and daughter, M argaret of WJn- ^*r. birthday Thur*<lay and Just labor pi e*,, is; becoming mores and ■ ' tee. Haven, , , , . ' couldn't, wul* until Xtnas to vidt imporianl ** a lisi*uii lieKlrg. Meyer , Was educatott Ip heme . . . . Don’t know whether more I* rrn labor union* and the public, the local school.- and _ you ram em W the wave Lieut. I should feel bad if my wav of __e Gordon. Keller. errScfww fnnn 'th School RUTH HINNANT . . . . she war. life should have no .'iinlarl wjlh O P E N 1:00 P.M. Dally of Nur*lnjr T urelug *a t Tampa. She served lo town in clvlm und looking very labor." >*> happy about It all . . . . ubu “A'j I see it, what * e are Irj LAST ■DAY! *-V ' l. j hyard th at BILLY THIGPEN'S lag to do ill this country i* inidoctor cousin whs thru Sanford prove our democracy. If wo a r c 7 im*/( XV, . recently . . . . by the way have to bo croativv alia u I this, we mU»l lecotui *. lieutenant. K har*cel you aeon BILLY THIGPENU7T it In a wav (but take* arcouot h4r discharge on Oct. 20r 1MJ, no' looks'w onder Ail ahd so does do o r mon'e habits and aspiration*.' aa a first lieutenant from the CHARLOTTE hie wife , . , . The former secretary saiiL that Lawton General Hospital In 'At- Yowell’e le buzzing with Fashion during her sojourn in Paris Up? Iuntai 1 '- Show nkws . . . some of the 11-0 would consider amendment* ■Lieut, • Meyer. attehded Miseion qlothea are "plum out of this to the organization's constllution Heos** Acsdemy undi College • of world" . . . . Buy a bond and come and such ipiestlont; an general THURS. FRI. Plymouth In *.WI*con*ln. It# lotei: on out for a picture show, fashion working condition* ami minimum att*ruled Untvarsity .or Wleeonaln show, NAS Hanford orchestra, standnrils. arid enured the Army tn March, aomn Navy rank will give out and Soon after her return 'to tlir IMS. (le served to Afrieo, Italy, i l l ' I n .all It promiees to be good United States Misa I’erkin* will Prwnde,*Germany and Austria and ; ... : w hen that orchestra starts begin n . lecture series on Lab»r rvturned to the elates on H oi. It. playing the "jumpin Jive" you'll relations problems at Katcllffc 1M8. ledra your seat* and cut a caper University. She said that she hud 7 ■ *• / ________ _L- ■ . . , A . . t h e OotIUlon Club will upon- alio received invitations to lectur*! a. subkcription bridge party at a t other universities and prultaldy Miss' Oiiida Davis Ib mthec Woman's Club Dec. 8 and they would accept at least one. For bop* to hhv* a t least thirty tables the prerent rhu will continue to Honored With Shower playing . . . . alto the club will make her home in Wnnhiiiaian, t x' . m ' give a dance the Friday - night where she live* with her husband. mas ‘ a t the* Womans CIuli T illl (!. Yfilson nnnm ial t.tulisl > H iss OuMT Davls. ’brtae elort, before Xml st. to pe. _ during clan. juu st pep things. along w m , honor guest a t a mueeithe holUTaya you know how It is Miss Perkins give* evidence • embarking on u new life jn mo, • ' W ith feeling by JUy Riley goes way* than on*. She baa ahed hi i . . . Feelings on a famous three concred hat go 1 Raima of the home . were de­ like this corated With arreagemente of rod wife’* new lid often would be donnad a black beret. ' Her Idacl. better hid . . . . Screarnmg at frock, once a t softer and sevenand While chrysantnamuits. Gam him oh tho phone geta you now­ as a Judge's robe, is now trimmed wero orjoyed and prfxee avsard to Mr*. J . .*pTTm trniiind. Mis* here but alone . . . . Love in with an open-work white collar Betty Thurmond, Mrs. Jack H tdo public la the stu ff of which folks backed with bright red. HVr con­ nave had ohongh . . . . Letting versation, always swift a* a river, ton and'M re. C. R. MeKeo. le t* . measured now- and liber­ . Mrs. WiUiama assisted by H m gfcmda Ret in your hair leaves you is ally seasoned with smiles and W. K. Rainee And Mm. JL -F. playing aolUau* . . . . Jokes. C.E.T. Monte served refreshments to the have been known to jump S S S i . X f ' u ^ a i l s a j Liona f a r ' aa 20 feet, and also Mrs. Jack lOckeon.'’M r t .- J .- P , can d e a r a barrier nine feet high. j W T F o r m e r Secretary Of Labor Embarks On Writing-Career- 6. L. Perkins JSf". “. . a TERRACE TALK IVOS 7 he Manager and S ta ff o f the \ \ \ e .\ cpj'iUiilly invite you to inspect.their newly remodel­ ed store and new “Kiddieland” at an informal / �iWlHiK r 1 T 1T u n i ' m i iiO T M M H rrn T rT iitraiu v ^jB p T risH isem sw D * ■WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ,28, 104G JJJJX it yd ay an (:n o l/itno You. fluy - - CSSfflUTtaiMoftds o f If* u its jiik I V eg etables fro m nil o v e r A m erica! F ro m th e F rtm i, F ield and O rc h a rd — A pples from V ir­ g in ia ! O nions fro m N ew Y ork! R ak in g P o ta to e s from Id ah o ! T h e d is O ff—B u y A ll You W an t! F re sji Produce Flow ’s in o u r S to re, fro m E v e ry Section o f Uitt-Ntt* Uon com e F a rm -F re s h V e g e ta ­ bles and dew V -kist F r u i t s —R ushed to O u r S to re s In th e "P in k ." Quantity Iflhis R e s e r v e d T h o se F a m o u s,Id a h o B a k in g it Street — 029 So^foid AvenyeGolden C risp Red Bliss CARROTS 2 S w e e t Ju ic y F lo rid a lis H i* * b u n ch es "19|C F lo rid a G reen sit MIM utabagas lb 3c Pound Pound Jolt Shell S n o w h itc Alm onds lb 4 7 c Pound Mixed U. S. 1 M aine Nuts Pound \ ib 49c E n g lish Y ellow Founds Factory Pack 1itisRose Pan Ready Drawn , B a b y F oods Sir. D toii«d-14*lb> & Latgar 'Pan Raadf Rocuting Chickens lb 55c Turkeys N V D .«i;;d Sttvfirii L U C K Y B U Y OF A R M Y R A T IO N S ib 47 c hjens Jb 42c Ita lia n !’* B aking Tips Beef 8c Chpt. 11c Mortan Noodle Cldc, Qlblet D in n e r 'Jar 30 < Standard Mustard Qt 11c Treppoy R srbrrua 6-oz 10c ,S a u c e Octan Spray Orange Crnn. W ESTERN GRADE A B EEF Marmalade Howard Turtil|t Greens M 2 10c no. Vnllry Prime Early Juha B la d * C u ti Chuck Roast P ea s ■ no. 2 Blue Lnbel 11c can C h u r n g o l d ib Spread M atches box 5c -S, 1 " ‘, * can 21c "•cv Htohcly Chpt. r u in Natural Hamburger Freeh Short Cut Bee( Sardines lb K r a u t _ 27« J no. Corn For Staw Brisket no. 2 14c V-S Vegetable Cocktail 46 ox 2 9 c Old. ’Itin into D t Caught Spanish M ackerel ib 25c Soup Fig, Caught Marion Ndl. fiblckM ib 2 5 c lb -18o Sau sage PAN FISH SHRIMP lb 45c OYSTERS pt 85c FISH FILLETS lb 26c CRAB MEAT lb 75c SPECKLE TROUT lb 28 SALT MULLET lb 25c 7c Chippewa O. B. C r Bty. Colored Oleo M u lle t 25 c Blue Tip JentMylUver Devil Meal 1 38 c Madam Spnad Swrct Potatoes no. 2V6 21 Club Steaks . | K a r o no 5 glass 1 21 Oo- Med* Smoked Sau sage Sunnytoad Smoked Sau sage lb — Long link*- 30 c Sausage ib 42 c Klngeo Bag u> 32c Sau sage >b 37c CauturY Stria * <b 39c Souse ib Salt pkg 4c Cocomalt Mb 41c 40-W Bias Bulk 13c tb Quaker Quick or PI. Shoulders ib 2 9 c fig H eads IT1. >i> 15c .. «- O a ts D in n e r SimshlW Krupy Melt Drink 25c Prunes Pig Potk Land O’"Sunshine.Pei no, r pkg 12c S nnekaerj F iiVa Flour ' pkg 26* Waldnrf Hun ft Brandy *" ftp T 34 < �r ■A* % *F ilk \ 1 W EDNESDAY, NOVEMBER EB, 1W m &h mr, - S ’K iid e r, Stenstrqm IArrange Basetiml Meeting OH Ft John Kriiler anil Julian Mien stront, «ht> bine been ie |iv . t*al iu£ Sanford barebalt Intercd in is Lir bt the reiugnnisullPu n a n 1 qM he Fltirfdn.Stale Lifctme. b a t.’ enluM n meeting of In- hi h:&fbi>lt fur.* In bo helil Krljav u g h ; at 7:110 o'clock,til the Glty Hull. Ml. KticfH” old this morning that mi effort will I lie libido to organm* a local baseball fciUtneirttlon mi in tin event Hnnfnril Is O-m m ,r,| to enter (lie I'huidti State bougno when tfto loop ntflfHls and ilirerlorit m rcl in a CosWJJ-s on D*r. III. an orifiiiil.’aii in will lv ready to pHx'fecd . tb vat Ion* activities liceesrhr.v to operate tbe eluli nml old .in pin ty/vM -'l t'biyei'a. Mr. Kriiler also appealed to local fans who me Ihtcrsfle I in t'lio:: in: lm*el'itH-lo -Hntifonl next season to tie .present null take itu netivr j'.u t in tbe nrgant .nl uin of Lhe ,.i or In I inn. dering what’* going on out a t the niready. been . repklm Sehiinole Clolf club dnee Kd ntef in \\ tltlhth&ouri Whittier nnd n group of local latter an orthic cdh golfers took oyer the operation* is to li« bui.t o.t U of the InynUt. ■ side peA-eh will be gldiawl *tn,-fc*irl Thu* tar. Whllner has h—n a new addition including kltlaying pipe all over the coo hie ' chatj, ladies’ looker room, powder in an el to n to ut*+i loom And storage room wJJL. be oayti and greens the beat In built in the tear, ..tha proae.il (he stale. Ed reports the go­ kitchen I ring tofn down’, Kv|hing tough doe to the acute tunity it Is e je c te d (hat w ine j^ihorlige of labor but at any miditiimifl improve m-'ll U will be io M theae iniprqvementk made »W we feel confident th at the *(«*» li!■&.SSI t £ H & Mi To All Your Bakery .Needs--— alw ays' fresh when you buy it a t •- - Robb’s Home Bakery 1105 W. 1st Phone 8G4-J TELEPHONE . OPERATORS Startincr Rate 6 days - U - $26.00 golfing and rcereatlon will have a fine place In which to partici­ pate ’ '. I The club mcipbcrship ices will run about.(UO ppr ykap. HoweVcr this,includes greens fees and cltinhouse privilcdges. Fees for club privlledge* nloilc will be approxi­ mately $.10 per year. Greens fees for hoti-mcmbcrs will be f 2.llU per ^•hils la jiant dh example hr k h ai can7 be dqa*' when the right people get h ehlndh /aovc; rnent. ,, We’re-alw ays ethitended that Sanford and its people can reduce the Ijjlt Blt'le nam yeara hi-. ‘‘Be ••Rs ye m doers or the world Ihlai and not hearers only.” SHORT SHUTS . . .. . Wo bbi»( to see itwny baseball falls a t In* meeting Frldny night • when thi organ ini tion of u locnl nssocbitior will be n ite m p in L i '^i J.C bftrlh Mbrrisrrti promiirts i s n Root story nboill Finriklo Kovgrs wil'i Single o r M arried Experiehcc UnneccssAry • Paid while learning • Frequent Increases • Overtim e pay • Paid vacations lii'll e>' Si lit! F ed . >*' !*• J.t,,‘hn»t .ht'Vi- tin y Vnl! .0 :l i Jn c '.i't; in tin* l.i.. sehVifulcil tilt cl t n .K e ith * did* not itli':n.ii d Unit, in 'p i . bti| th a t- ih ni l - p r .i t m t i j l t y uve th e ’snm e n e v e t In ut U:e Holies C.'lltCsl, UCNT In fhe New RECLOSURE Carton H u n t’s Tuxedo Feed Store LEGAL NOTICE can f u rn is h y o u a c o iu p le lf liiu ‘ nl ..L u w tltu F e v tls a lso I'Jen I y C iln is P u lp GAUL* j'jOSiiliU. F n^i\ FldriifH Wins Influenza i-lj^K/C-dARUMA'iOH l^eGOAL* rb S lH C Mew Vprk . A luh.MU.fL, MAdYMAci ' . The correspondent. C. A. Har­ Tbe GI soon learned to use ele­ phants os skillfully n.4 natives In ley. declined that Australian offerers passing tbiougli the the Ghina-Burnin-india area. I’liclfic uieas o.tlle.1 the drdrtielion charged to the Ann'ticans "staggering In scope ami thor­ oughness." Hurley said tbe American argument Is that the npiipmcut is no goo<! nnd shipping it homo would mein meielv shifting junk heaps from one place to another. Correspondent Harley l i s t e d lbe*c , incidents, us . having, been reported by I lie Austin l inn o ffi­ cer*: In Ilia Admiralties, ’J 00 Hellrut fighter planes were dumped STRICKLAND - MORRISOI Into the sen. At Kiitsrhbufcii, New Guinea, complete dental out­ Phone 200 fits also-w ere dumped Into tbe Your Ford Dealer Since 1931 sea. Pontoons were loaded with ® . nm| mit_ Uj._sen with n nrrr abonnl to puslP tlie Jeeps into the sen. The eorrcspomlont listed fucOicr Incidents, including t':c dumping of tons of food Into I ie sea nt galgon. Anil be said at NaiHnb, out­ breaks of drunkenness a-long lb ; natives were traced to t f»c dump Ing of tinned beer which hud lice11 bulldosed into the north. . SANTA CROWDED SPUING FIELD, ILL.. S a n t a Claus is slated to move into a one-story bouse built for him oil tlie. courthouse lawn by tlie chamber of rummon-c. Hut Saint Nick may find things a little crowded. Cbnlnnan Jnmc|t Walsh of the board of supervisors says the board already has had offers from people who want to rent the temporary structure. ‘i Fine. Things prhty sorithiilit, a Weslerii plmil Udiig, tested fdr wide use inf n ■Tarrhy nssl, was nnmeil for lloffuLi Bill f.’isly. m w ftffir " ec tin ,vc -O C fftw £?: A< -m is sh ip ;Yanks Charged Of China Bo\yl Newest ID e s t r o y i n g And Addition To Famed BurningEqiiipment F o o t ba i l Classics A g e s 16 - 35 PAUE SEVEN TH E SA W W im i UEHALD,-HAMFt)RI) FLORIDA . tm lcloi* of iljk uhniidzuUfyi nlfif i'**|M?i t that plan* a r t uddcrvyny to innkte vhrfbdB alwiailonVi niuls inipiut-ciiiciiLi to . the dun housp. With JULIAN 8TKN8TR0 M It’s New gnsies knoi\n to lie in enemy hands nut-duled ri.lKMi.OIM hillitary gns masks In this war. SHANGHAI Nov. Add to the Rose Howl, the Sugar Howl, tbe Colton Howl nml all o u r inimnis fnotlutll bonis — i ho .Cltinu .11nvvl-_Shantfbal's «m . Irihution to tbe long list. In tlw C' iim Howl, coipa next Saturday, on Army team tn'd* n Nuvy lemn in a pigskin buttle. Hui of as much interest is- n contest that-w ill take place Just before tbe game. It's a Itkkaha Derby--Involving hoiuc untmuind, unsung collies, sonic leal Chinese rickshas, and 17 p irtty girls. Do Saturday just before tSc sci vice game In Shanghai, the 17 ............ Rlatca In enter >y. Miss Goml- Battle br«*iotliiiur n U.h; I.Winy hr'cmi* I'lorHs fn'tllinll sttli is ultu a b 'irf bsitb' utrtiiij*!libi" flii. Tluit sam e; cii«> ot Itiflitr hits ibow n hmv bigblv lip* ('rn Jteurd Armdil Tuck' i, of Mb fhcii field tmdeptl »m| rl pn*>rr,'. flverlO!iMi r li1 un mi tlbn "fortiss.l on (bo ATc.t ’ I'll ors’ •i.uict'ilmv'i twins 'u ! l)m i> nr.d "Hoc” llltitlolmrd Tuckor, ki«v innn of the I'm Ipdldied "T" mat'll Ino', t'a ’^ ntll*r nf much nnxlply ve.te’r when be was liu'pittilirod . v tpe flu. For it fill*' ivlu'ii hi- i• i. t i t a t r . nt ill. I ’,. i.fi.nl Kliuldii In n leni|s'iatuie . poured ... to I 111* it H , (Mi. lookol like — the ... o | venr obi nnrtr- Iill. 1|It lit*ni tl c]imi<Litnl till NI "Ik li<d I terbai k might m U s'thc Id r game \I.«rl lf»ll;itlt, lit till1 Im » I lIII. I f tv.iif^ll L.t i with the Nnvy- -In d'hHndeltdiltt i »* |»|t* *t*1111- < Huturilny. Hilt I to In the ttriei. 1t»i| *’tl lUtstlllht »»»ll i It noun the team |ihyslrlatt reportrd Till* Pdliftil tl 11* f i« *1 thnt Tucker’s teitiperattliu- hud lltff II**W I 11 gone-down nml that the f i d •n tip I' till 11 !*• I miMI s ! n t i lt Ii*i’ - fiitir mina« -s tIlf would-be- mleased—fvmit—lltCL.---L bosidtnl by Tbursdsy at the t*i4itulUm4.*i H.tnfortl. i;'*hi laird. Hii\.l*’• nr I’’luiltin TucKer who was u third string­ uf N*»vi*»uIii**. "A I* er last year hits Come nlong so | Thai this senstm that (‘oach Fail lllnik rates him nUive Doug Ken. , ■ui and Tom Lombardo, or tlie 1 first ' ami second string., last i yem. lllnik Miys tbe “ rest of, the tennt can't nnernte if Tucker ; Y O U R “SH IP W ILL dm" a'I operate, lie Is by fui tbe i C O M E IN” Sooner lies! man under renter we hive! had here, lie lias done a Inugliif- | By the Aid nl Newipapef icont job. Ho pnasus wolf. lieV a good rut in or—-m good tud.li' i ■ AD V ERTISIN G and a good bloekcr."* Tucker has done most of the passing fm I be t'adrl* this anil the teams’ completion maik is well over .dtHI. E A im itll AUi: ItH 'D IIT I'l) BOMBAY, Nov. Ifl’i — A severe earthquake h-s been iepurled by the Hnmbuy and New Ivlhi observatories. The scleiJilt* suv Lhe uniter of tin- ipiaku. nns believed to lie nut at sea. lh e shock registered tin soisnmi-raiihs , iu_both- bcniisphervs — in Umdon, in Aigeiitinu. and at Weston. Mass. It xjrnirrcd nt d;l’!l. Inis imirulng, Ihunlmy time, whid) was 6:211, Iasi night, E.h’.T. Baby FcdK Entertain Daytona Thurnday B K S U K K V V IT H P U R E SEMIMOLE TIRE SH OP • • A tilo A cccsn o rtc s llttlle r y I le rh u rg ln tr • O Ku.'itl S e rv ic e Jiulv lv. M urriM in Phone 37 01 N o rth P o rk Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On Creontulslon relieves promptly be­ cause it goes right to Uie seat of the trouble to help loosen nnd expel grrm laden phlegm, anil aid nature to soothe and hi nt raw, tender, lnnamed bronchial m ucous m em ­ branes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of CremnuUlon with the un­ derstanding you must like the way it : quickly allays the cough or you arc Snakes that aic most netlvo at 1 to have your money back. night have evolved special struc­ C R E O M U L S I O N tures in the eye that enable them for Couchs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis to sen in dim light. llcrniun Morris of Seminole High School announced thfs morn liur that the Baby Celery Veils will entertain lha Seabreeze High School baby eleven tomorrow night nt 7--10 o'clock'at tha High School field. The probable starting lineup for the locals will be Jennings and Wlielejjft at end, Watherlngtou and .lenklnsi.fi nl tackle, Hsulen nml Klmemukor at guard. Reel alcenter, Grtmlhain at ueartcr bark. Lansing at left half, Alexander at right half ami Deal ut full hnck. The lernU have played thre* gumes thus far tills sensnn Hm have failed |o rack up a single victory. Gimd ufiaimlllg and guild ■leaning mi Iniud in Hand . . no mu" cun in* well groomed wealing soiii'di -wrtTtktnt clothes: LANKY DRY CLEANING CO t'hone 465 Have a Coca-Cola » r ’» - H0«RNW i t s a i h i i " Tt o T * . . . a friendly answer to what and how to serve F A d tliiliT s W h e n young folks g e t t ”g ii!: 5r i t ’s n iv e r long before you h e ir tlie :.,., i £ , tig , welcome w ortls H e re a Co!;:. F y rig h t c f uninlm oua adoption Coca-Cola le lo ’.igs to th e ir w o rld o f refreshm ent an d friendliness. A n d th e re ’s no easier w ay fur M o m to w in their a p p ro v jl th an tu be sure th a t ice-cold •>/ ’ C oke is in th e fam ily te f r ig e ra to r . . , ready^fp .— -- - a^ — ' T ir e s a n d T illies * i *2 * £ d Haa a,Swa! • * S - S N t o o t HMD ro o t: A u r v F tn u tv i j ' ---------------— ■— -— rrz -i . . . f P m ’>e VNOia auiMoiitv or n it c o c s - c o i* comzanv i t HANl'OHl) COCA-COLA BOTTLINC COMI'ANY :olt- and Hi tbbrtvliuoa »/» thi r»*i»ur*d t i g s which datinyulih tha ptwh �. ■- - ' pXge - . - ■- . . • ------------------- ~ ....................... ‘ •' — '.yBwjpi THE SANFORD HERALD* SANFORD, e ig h t h ’ ** .. •; WEDNESDAY. NQVSMEER *8,1948 < CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING " Florida Boys Will Lead ATtny; Navy E l e v e n s Saturday s t iu g o m o itle p«r Um far. alia IMartian M r par Una far three Insertions 37r par line for 6 Inatari Iona K par line for 20 Insertions Minimum fate* , . . lOe PHONE 148 OR BRING YOU* AO*. •ta THE SANFORD HERALD Coont. flra words to the line, including phone and address. AH edrartlaametfU for situations wsnt*-i will be charged far at the regular classified r a t e * . ___________________ » : j® ■■ t ■ iF Dl I FOR SALE— BUSINESS SERVICE PILL up with keiw*ene and fuel oil before winter. tl. B. FOI'B CO.. INC. DODGE - PLYMOUTH PARTS AND SERVICE 109 Palmetto Are. Phone 1011 WE ARE lull'* cqtilppad and knn.-: hnv> to *Tvp your lire*. Natural nibbcv or synthetic, we protect Inc sidewalls of your tire, .tones l i r e Shop, Cor. tat find Elm, phone 008. SEWING machine* repaired. Wil­ liams’ Flxit Shop. 208 W. let St. nfmy'ANTD TVn“air"'dents. paint injury or failing should be, corrected - now- to -combat aging nnd ucathcring, A new painle i. method nwnits you at YATES ALTO PAINT A BODY SHOP 105 N. Palmetto Are. Phone 371 HA’O FARMS FOR SALE—One 3 ncrei. tiled land. 1 Rood well. 2 story house. 1 car garage. 1 ® house, GOO fL \te a t r f o Monroe p o -t Office. One, —6 eefes. all tiled, good well. 2 atory hnuae, 2 atory barn, 14 Mile weat on Orange Boulcrard. J. W. Bell. Lake Monroe, Phone Ifc, __________ VEGETABLE plants for Vlct?ry Gardens . and largo, ucrcuice. Cove ihagun, Red, and Chlneio Cnh'’nged Collarda; Broccoli; While Bermuda Onions; Neck•_H- Rn'nbognsl Escarole; Jetf - r g lettu ce; Rutger Toinat re; I ya.tr old Rhubaib L mis nr email plants; Ha tel WA8 HINti~ machine* repaired— and all horn* appliances. Cald­ Thyme; Flnnqcchlo; Dill and well General Repair Shop, 707 Strawberry plants. Fresh vegoNorth Mills, Orlando, phone - rubles and oranges packed to 2-1072. P rompt service. eh ip. J. W. Bell, Lake Monroe, phono 18. Expert Auto Repairing Barfield & Jackson BOOFINO - • Brand new. solid In connection with aluminum sheet roofing. V- Yales Auto Paint A Body Works crlmp and snap lock styles. Phone. Phone 371 W lra-W rite a t once! Fulenwider AUT o T’AINTING Mfg. A Distributing C o, P.O. Box 3361. 010 Lancaster Drive, By C.W. “ Pot" Johnson Orlando. Phone 21730. 16 years experience in auto and uirrraflpalnting. Hanford's popu­ MOTOR BIKE ^ 1 condition, lar. paint authority. • BHggs-8 tm ttfm motor, 6126.00, HOLLER MOTOR SALEH 10 French Ave, or ...call 010., 208 W. -1st Bl. MOTOR TUNE-Ll* ONE LARGE DrV office Scales; complete set of splints; oper­ Factories recommend it every ating romm light, 20(1 Watt 600Q mile* or* twice u year. E s­ bulbs, operating table; operat­ sential to efficient car perfor­ ing -cabinet and Instruments, mance. Our expert mechanics and other appliances for office Hun Motor Analyzer assure satis­ In faction. ('nine in today. work, 2 stcrlllacrs, nil splendid condition. Phono 261. HOLLER MOTOR HALES ________ 208 W. 1st BL MIKE SAUS’ 30 acre furin, 19 acres tiled. See Mrs. A. Men- EXPERT service on machines. Electric irons, oil heaters and endex, 1010 Orange Ave. cook stoves, backed by 10 years' a n il SHEET »***“ * Music, popular ...... C AJM experience. Phone 701-J. standard, book music ilc and music - ——Emergen­ Instruction books at The Music EXPERT nlumbing. cy repair*, remodeling, new Box—in.-U ie—Princess ..Theater sinks, lavatories, to lilts, foundry Bldg. _____ tubs, hot water healers. Also hourc healing. George CourRECORDS - AH the latest popu*ep. Phone County 4100 ur lai>, siring music and ulbum act* for Christmas gifts at , writ,, Pox 678. Hunford, Fla. y^ur muflic store, The st.'isic Box in the Princeus Thunter MISCELLANEOUS Bldg. , Ward : , Lam bert ; V^TifRA4 COAcd Of* ftJRDUefc BASktSTPAuL- ffeAMS eetTidfir& H ri f?*?/lix 3 9 # SffASod AS A teA hbfccF -m e. 0 c » l.C M A rte C * £60s MCPJ0 AAS 3o e + * tt o J iH * ■s c r i m n e - f A s s u A S a K ir & v fr * Gcafifgwdo&'fiwlf * Coach Devore Gif Notre Dame Known As Fighting Irishman And Good th e.'fjrat Pitt. Down-went ___ the By CHIP ROYAL aecond. And, oh Devore's head and AP Ncwnfeutiires Sports Editor shoulders whipped ncro** hla lege. NEW YORK-—When the various Jo» n went Nix. A. gridiron dub* and writers toss "Jnskwiih bolted through the fnatlnll homos around for, tin- aisle thus ekared and went on (1 E; 1045 SFUxnn, the cnnch-nf-lhc- down deep toward the goal line. e ~H" ycar award should g j to liughin Off that run Notre Dame boomed « I Devore of Notre Demo, a fight­ Immediately to a touchdown and ing Irishman who ha* proved was o ff'a n d winging toward a > §■ himself a top-flight leader. 25.12 decision. I'll never forgot the night last 1. 1»fu. • “Thirteen more seasons have June when the Notre Dmue Club bf Nfw Jersey Hffew“iT h lg im d - unfolded sinca.lhcn. but. I doubt olf dinner for the native Neumk- that Notre Dame stadium has sen another such blocking effort or. One speakor after another "« ILnthie’s famous 1hrec-for-on». ptni ed Hogiile to th-i nkie* utnl 'I wb* Ma'ctn-iilar enough Ml the mote they talked, the moro helmall tin- crowd in the Di-mre nlushed. 't was a pretty red-Tari-d young thud to its feet, gasping, and M r , §5 a man »lm got p on hi* feet to n block to r.tch the spoclatorT iMi-iwor Ike kooiI «i«he* of his '■Ve i* something indeed. “In rclroapecl it wn-n’t aMLAICAt, Instruments, aeces- WE PAY hliheat cash prices for frlinda—end you and I tn -e r m iciee, L'tvmise an the next 20ao its, guitar and vljlin airing* 1 ' — i tore. H syrr* ft Wil- heard more setinu* aid deter­ <ahl Irish eunir* -inf->,'leJ “ I *•* ot The ,.u sle Bjx l.i the Prl.imined promlte. (hao were irndr tian,s Kinnlluie Co.. 311 E. e r e rlear that Devore was like co'.a Theater Bldg. I by the new Irish rosch. Ht. nhenn 96* liughie klie.v wlml in' win .ip •f^"|,trPlllV lL t1*1®in un i»* rlw ing LARGE PLOT on main Highway, " noR tinv. i i e ' E ’wnwiTiV’ * uuip.ist. Ilc knew h * u »« i - riiu| if I. limes mm. your man. block him." suitable for garage ur cabin PRIVACY IH RERPHCTKI) stop-gap louder in til I rnrd: l.i«hy Thi't1 development. Has <1 loom mo­ V O ult nstoiid d-s'r,* for privacy r i " , l , t |,o i c l o . n ■,! f n - n i t h e K s v y , I t e t “rLoacnl rfh l mail and ,run,f ,Ati dern house. Small cdm'.i, balance All-Ameiicu In money m atters 'H strictly He kite'* I • li • I • I,,.euay terms. Box 81, Sanford.. respected here. Friends an I lore if In- dl'lp'' pimlucv a fond tidiitlves nre not ntmtlonm' Urfiire the war, the oil indus­ ONE 10 ft. trailer, now p rin t; about your credit. Your em­ team. “ I'm going out In .-tiiiilh Bind try distributed about 60,000,000 Inside and out. Inquire Trailer ployer or business nssoo'ntc* nnd work linrdrr than I ever tourist mud inups u year. Camp. , will not hear o f y^ur pcrsunal — — ■ • ■— —— — . nffnlrs. There is no cause for worked before," -.hid llughir. ''I'll [>£. fJv •do the h o t 1 ran to have u ten in A VACANT. 3 bedroom house embarrassment. worth) j,t- Notre Dame and one with extra lot cn paved n a il j 1P r > Rciisnnublc credit requirements. you can be pruud to cheer.” out of city limits. E lu ard F. No co-maker* on mnnev loan* ll was cti -y to i r that'Ilevore Lane. . . Y u t J t h ’r u n '-m e n t i i ' u u h . meant evrry w ort lie said. He FAMILY LOAN CO. wan sincere, *> murli s-i-tbut the' Bm C kV '. ONE child's desk with chair. ' Florida Hank Bldg. Phene 33 words came hard like a m W talk­ V Phone 1B2-J ufler 0:00 P. M. ing fit in thu heart, very much roncvriicd over wiiuUhc was say­ THE PI-ACS that you nlwnys HELP WANTED— ing. wanted - 0 room house, two Walt Kennedy, No(ru Hume baths, laundry room, 2 car garage, 10 acre* land, n beau­ GIRL for soda Fountain at Lan- iiuldicity man, tell* me that tiful lake where you can hear ey's Drug Htnre. P art time or llughlr went from that dinner out- to IndiuiiR and dug into Ida the fish a* they *«ini nnd piny, full time. good bathing and boating. Ed­ work hinder than lie played end FULL time and part time clerks. for the Green in HIM). If you do ward F. Lane, phone 462. II. A A. Department Store. not (hink he wan plenty vicious LARGE, heavy cast iron heater, STENOGRAPH E R, then, just ask some of the boys' permanent to card of wood. 628.00. Phone position. W, E. Kirchoff, Jr., who ran up against him through 1033. 380. phone 306. As n good example of the I)e2 WIRE aprallcl cord, synthetic- (TiTlTT FOR OFFICE work, con- vt re spit it, listen la Kennedy tell won't burn 2( a foot, llau rr’s slstlng mostly of charging about the game Devore played as 118 H. .Park Ave. tickets and counter work. a auplmmom In 1031 against the '1 ■ _ i Pittsburgh Panthers. Seminole County Laundry Co. powerful « ir BICYCLE, ladles' pre-war, exHill W. 3rd Ht. __ __ Don't forget that the Irish were i "Rent condition. HLG Elm Ave. undefeated In 22 ronneculive con­ siahtsen MAID for Mather Furniture Co. tests when they met the Panthers. ALL OF BLOCK 10, sia See Mr. Brunson. The geme was one of the really loin, or will sell any or loir, big ones and rugged as It was runs from Lake Mary highway FOUNTAIN girls. APPly^ Shi great. to Crystal Lake, all beautiful Service, Sanford Naval C O L E M A N ’S Says Kennedy; Iota. Hee E. T. Cochran, Lake Station. _ Mary. Fla.. "P ltt'a veteran line waa paced CLEUICSTKN OGRArilER T lU i by a pair uf terrific tacklaa--. OFFICE SUPPLIES 4 filing experience, able to take Quest* and MacMurdo. Notre dictation, good aalary. Phone Dame could offer such as Joe WANTED— E v e ry d a y F ile s 613, ______ _________ Kurth and Moose Krause and Nordy-Hallman and Tommy Yarr "W A N TED : '3 7 nr *38 Chevrolet ORANCTr (iitkers. Bkhf far the grinding battle between ‘ T y p ew rlto n r— “ car body. Plume 1163. Co., Stale Farm ers' the line*. And out on right end, Cord Index T rays much of ihe game, the Irish had CIRCULATING oU boater, large, also small, satiable for church WANTED TO RENT Hugh Devore, who looked a little Aluminum S h e e t Holders on the small aide In the company work- Rev. 8 . J . Grady, Lake he wae keeping. Mary, Pox 282. _____ L eather B rief Cases "The game was a brilliant, bone* UNFURNISHED 2 or 3 bedroom tfU N —early American Fllntarock house, good references. Per­ crushing competition, as close as Books — G ifts rifle, In good condition. Phone m anent VYallaca Philips, Phone two minutes from now through JW7-R._____ 380._________________________ much of tho first half, though Buxton Billfolds Notre Dama held a small adge. SMALL furnished apartm ent Then Pittsburgh puntad from Ph. 14T Adu lt perm anent Phone 360, right a t Ua goal line and Devera 114 Msgonlis Ave. went Into action "Smashing In from his position FOUND: Billfold In M argaret SIT. WANTED— on the flank. Dorses just failed - Ann . Saturday. Owner may *® Jf** ■ hx*4 on tko!k»U and for adv. CaU JOB A8 cook or maid, p a rt time, block the kkk. Staggering to reHerald. Minnie Murry, 801 Sanford tain hla balance, he raced oat eraoad the piled-«p Race and Are. headed back up the field. and Ironing. WASHING Hattli "Chuck Jaskwich, plavlnr quart­ Cooper, 618 E. Oth erback for Noire .Dama, bad caught the punt near midfield and Will - pay up to |3 0 0 waa .veering out to hla left as he FOR RENT— m Watcfi LOST & FOUND' WANTED 50 PIANOS run*baek° *** “ *'*”»*“ * t0**1 "As Jaskwich moved along toward Pltt'a 88-ysrd line, three big Pan* FRONT room with bath, d o st 'here swung down on him, forcing him tow ard the sideline#, and the In. 700 E. 2nd S t nin appeared M l for, an abrupt APARTMENT furnished. Couple ffniHn. finish. only. 1116 Park Ave, > "Bal — Devore. toward TheFURNISHED- mom, nddsTAvenue. 1■ 807 Mag n M M M n 'A U . fo r Spinets, 8tu4ios, Baby Graitds. By FRANK ECK AP Newsfeaturcs Sports Writer NEW YORK—When unbeaten Army meets undefeated hut once tied Navy in tho No. | football game o t the year at Philadel­ phia's Municipal Stadium, S atur­ day*,-Dec. I7 the last twii-player* who handled the pigskin In the climatic 1044 eluxh will do most of the ball bundling till* time, Doc Blanchard and Glenn Davis not excepted. They ure young Arnold Tucker of Army anil C. Bruce Smith of Navy, quarterback* of their teams ami the men responsible for inukinfor the T click a t the respective service academics. Both Tucker ond Smith were teammates a t Miami High in 1U42 ami although Smith has one entire season Hit Tucker'In big time eoU Ivgiate football, Tucker la more advanced , In, the T formation. _____ Ht was third atrlngrinst year. Navy adopted the T this fall und it was a new experience fur Smith. It was not until the last two games that Comdr. Oscar Hafeherg, Nhvv coach, decided to start Smith behind center in nines of Bob HoernscUmeyer. Smith rroduesd with startling results, Navy showing. Its scoring punch for ths first unis this season with 33-7 nnd S6*7 victories over Michi­ gan and Wisconsin, respectively. Thus, it will be a oattle of quarterback deception with Tuck­ er and Smith a t the controls, While Army has not been beaten since Navy tu rn ed ' the trick at West Point In 1043 by 13-0 and figures to win almost n* it pleuses. even against Its arch foe, Navy is expected ta he “up'.' for Uih^oiit. Sincr the soldiers are rated the grentdst collection ever tq/'grgce gridiron Middies haverevery '■ ■the f ............... verex thing hing to gain nnd nothing to lose. With Blanchard and Davis, the Mr. Inside and Mr. Outside of AIL America fame, getting most of the glory—and deserving it—In Army'* march to 18 straight t r l - 1 umpna, the deed# of Tucker have ; been somewhat overshadowed. Everyone fulls to realize that 11 Tucker calls those West Point: signals, Is the cha who gets the I ball from center nnd the same one who hands It to Blanchard .and 1 Davis. Tuckker and Smith were ju.it; uhout evifrythlng when they team -. ed" up i f Miami High- smith | captained the team nnd Tucker rcored 122 points in nine'gam e*, j Smith received a trophy a* the #rhool'a most valuable uthlatie. Both selected military life, Sm‘lli going to Annapolis in 1913 while Tucker betnmc a Navy V-12 *tusk i. '»nt at Miami University. LEUAi NOTICE - - —TTTT.Tr^TZ.— 7 ~ . .... M # NINTH %I! X TI«V: j h iic t a i . r illI'l'IT. IX AM>'r o ll KKHIVII.i; COrWTV. Kl.UltllH. t \ IIIAVm ic i 'ia" t; ritVjvtAM, . plaintiff, t) . V* ) MAll V f’HKVtAN. 1 ) licfciiilant, I U lm rrr Pw rm lliix, UIIIIHH til-' I’I'IIMt'ATlOX SiTAIK OK Kt.OttfIXA. 1X1 MAItV l.'HUVIAN. t-'J Dit-ntul IT, NrwniIr, N, J.. tllLKK't INU8 : ' ]t iiHiniiiinu ftmo lint as ■•MI 1x111 of ctmelitliii (11*.1 1,- r .i,, ll,.,i v,,h a liltII- ri *lit«iil iif On- htuli- and llini your iine. nt plutc of it- t i t and or .dill i e* Is si* i n t­ ernal tit., Nrw:iili, N J„ uni tlml . ill nr*- over tho ,ia,» of ll year*, and flint llo i- N to, |ieraou wlllilli the HIi-to of Plotl.ln, tint aurvleo of n aiitipornn u|Hin wlmm would bind yon; IT IH. TIIKIlKt-MItK. OllDBItKn-lhal-you i.c uiul npiiear liefore Ihe above coni I on tin- Itill d-iy of .tloccmber, |SfS and u in u tr III* bill of v«|iijitalnl for dlvorre tierelll filed usalnat you And toll |uu not, lirnt-e ft- dm-res |,ro Onnfeeso will lie rnirred nrtilnat you, and the aald cause pm cret r« |wrtc. IT in PtritTHKIt u IIHKHKH that fbla order he puhllelied once a weah for four mneccullve weeha in a-newspaper of xrnrral vlreutatlon pubtlnlied lii Henilnol* ("uunty, Florida. tt’lTNl;a.1 mv band atxl ofllclat seal at Hanford. Karnlnole I'minly, Klorlila, lhi* IStli day of Kovemhrr, A- U. IMS. O. I*. MKRNfX>N trisrk. Cl rr it ll Court tty O.. U Hunt. U. (Circuit Court Heal) m m t HOME Controlled coverage l. _____ you yoq had ’l86% . ,th fenders repaired could got hoi by paying asuy_6S9<__________ an BONDS FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIALS k£ie t t e X , P R O D U C E i »-m - i — Long Island POTATOES■* a 10-lbs. I *itii4*k Trim 35c I>rr->*nl Cauliflower ps Yellow-Onions.. - lin n * — (in. *hlp*f,l Fryers, 1b. j* l*J •sf i t i%-i 59c Sausage lb. Par Hell,-Ii. uk l*l»m Beef Brains lb. -,, Hkliilr—■ lb. 22c lb. 49c lb. 51c lb. 35c IVI-rtm-ln Sharp ~ 31c Loaf Cheese ' —I ;*gL. f'liirk nnnirstlp H lr f l Pnt Rc-st lh. 27c Swiss Cheese l —~f.rrtrit» II it in m lliiilm Brisket Stew lb. 26c Potato Sahd lb. 35r. Sauer Kraut 2-lbs 35c l»"rl* B’llk Saw?age GROCERIES " K » r ) 1 k l > s fa r Ih e T h u n k - a ll* » a N p rra ilf K e r a 'a P » e , FRUIT CAKE 2!b cake 1.33 Nun-lxlne | IIring 'itmiilii ^1"—, 14 OZ. btl. 1-lb. jar Ketchup Grahams 1-lb. pkg. llel Xl.mlr Coffee 18c Muffp—arleO. IS Waif- p-i J-r- jelly 2 Jars1 No. 2 can Octagon Powder Peas for H U i a LD M ED A L med.4'/2; ,lge.l6c ‘ G OFLOUR NOMI MAUN SKUMTYI U n it I 1 » | u , It laata Ltaall 1 u Up s h If leaU t oilet soap 4 !/ a C l.thbi’a fJprSvp 5 lbs. 10 lbs. 25 lbs. U p l l sI as" pa U '■mu 29c 57c $1-35 ps Q u art I7 c Super Suds 1 op Upg pa ‘ it Uata act' .- Toilet Soap 2 Bars 13c 7____>, Tall rppp 23c GATOR RoachHives Lge. 35c; Sm. 15c PaMer-a l l . IS mm. BEETS sc o y r o g i n*«pp . • ly tm u iA fT W SOUP tpo pi Largo 23C 38c Lge. Pkg. ict* « ^ ; 4>/2c- MILK Lkaif I pa U p s M It 'Usla yt Gal. . ^ P a It U a f * N1VKRTIIHAHT The posmhim of U r the 1st year U no more than jo b would pay for ths 680 deductible kind and 816 to 616 loan than you would pay {dr tho s o n coverage fn 3 for 25c 2 Jars 25c No. 1 can 10c TVp IIU RrapS PEAS PlpfcetrU r tpsaf Paper Kraut NfL2V^can 19c ■ ** M • « No. 2 can 10c lb.jar 41c Itbtl^5c HcrHng^ll5oz.capl6c Cadi 1176*/. Get tho BEST for LESS. BeansNo.300can 14c ^ ■da. 35c Halk 13c Mince Meat *t Weiners “ “ lb. l'U» lb. 3-lbs 'Tu,inn*; Hlrlr" hmttkrS Kre-h Plain case. Writ# Birger Wearier 8. Florida At*. LakeUod, Fla-! Emperor Grapes. — lb. ■ 18c Rome Beauty Apples' “Mbs. 44c Green Beans 2-lbs. 29c Fresh Fla. Cabbage lb. 5^c Fresh Fla. Spinach 2-lbs. 25c Porta Rica Yams 4-lbs. 23c — or ♦100 fo r U p r i g h t s * m S a n fo rd . E l o r l d a _ . —BUY Knxj F lr s l SI re e l D ar T im JdrouM-khixw-abau^lbsJMTV Collision or Uflset automnblle In­ surance offered by the State Farm Mutual Insurance Co. If you carry 660 deductible colli­ sion or upoat Insurance an your car or truck t—660 la deducted frqm each collision and upoet claim. I» II costa you 660 to re­ pair a damaged fonder, you pay "AIL l i another fender Is damaged and Ifc eoata you 680't o repair, you again pay ALL. A “Where Customers S end Their Friends” OCTAGO N You Should Know T • e s a» tic Sauce. 38c j 1 -Ib. pkar. 30c *■*1 oz, can 32< . A i — i i . a pa m , Ad * t- * •V: ■A * M B �f # i * ",* ■^ $ | j 1 ‘ T~ r' ’ — * , ■ , V.-C ' - -—'C‘---,v * J‘ .1 t In U nity T here U S tre n g th — To Protect tfie l’e«ci of the Worldt To Promote the Progress of Amrricei To Produce Prosperity for 8anford. V O L U M E X X X V II » , *« E M abltalied 1908 • ( THE WEATHER i&lw O f Nation FirBt Hundred Dayr Of R e c o n v e r s i o n Puts Industry Fa* AheatTOf Schedule • Fair AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . T H U R S D A Y , N O V E M B E R ,29. 1945 ^ A sso ciated P r e s s L eased W ire Eisenhower Is GM Is Willing s State Critical Of To Talk W ith Pearl Is Good French Act ion Conciliators Given Honoring U.S. Staff Chiefs Calls For A Central Stedl Workers Call Administration O f Meeting Of W a g e Germany As Drawn Policy Group For At Potsdam Confab Strike. D e c i s i o n llti- fu'i* mi no i Ih c t ;'* E-id-i?- Con* l(nurd nilil llii- afternoon. cooler in- * night. -low!) rising Irtnpcr attires Frida). N U M B E R S5 Marshall Note Final winy Warning IGfhdit'd (Jen. Short Three Hours After. —‘.hip—Attnclx” Iiegan- Nazi Killer Climbs To His Doom FRANKFURT. Nov. 29, W t 1 _ DETROIT, Xuv. 20, ‘ <1*1—The ■.ieiui'rnr’ E W n l i ei hu* "firT-l “ lifrals tn (lie iontf dead— " W A S H IN G T O N , N o v . 29. W .tS IH M *1i> \, N,n. 29. a report railing for th*1 establish- ( lurked n m tr. versy bet >eon Urn \ l ' •<>, . rM George ) . Mar< A P )— T h e f i r s t o n e h u n d re d ment a centiM ndmlnlHtraUon eral Motor? ami the striking CIO -ti.ib ' i l h - lit,’ InTocp the d a y a o f r e c o n v e r s io n , h a v e , to ro m to j. Germany. And. II*1' I'tilted Atl|u .ly iiik tn union Im* PrUu! N.ir'-nr * niniltlee l»eb een s u m m e d u p b y P r e s i­ "M l' HJ Truman’* investigator. Jt.img ; , fletrd l. I resident t ’hnrfnre |n- I, . f„r China- as dr ................. * - Motors -i t Kisenhowrr t»laihM D It* Wilson of* “ Alt .1 I I, uli nli.il, r u in ) . Thai d e n t T r u m a n — n n d h e fin d s d *!?;• Krt*..»h for nrevtntinir affect- I said today that file giant corn O''■/» ■ i.sla). The th e s t a t e o f th o n a tio n good. ive aetion J)v the Allied C ^ trm slhiii mi a i» willing to iliM'ii-s ,‘ l i t ’ -' • '* !, r 'pl.l'Cil before W e a r c f a r u b e n d o f sc h e d u le oonrll. The General said ‘ft Itlint the strike with federal coneil ni ■ » 1 i”i i t , ,■ hows | hat t M il" attaches in n central juiminl»ti-.ition tor Her- l»it on t h e ro a d to o u r p e a c e tim e nn> r* mit'1 ’101 ■ot*di*,n. i '.Mr. Wilson einph isired, how­ Ini.... ! -nine parts of p u r s u its a n d so m e o f th e necessary. Hut throughout- Octo ever. that li.M will not resume • liifi > u ,!.•! cd lo liesa n tic ip a te d d a n g e r s h a v e n o t (Tier, be said, the Krone ..tan* toi-otlntlhjls uilli tin- i don mi. [-...• ih" r j, three day* I .f., materalized.- The President did I 'sined their opposition t ■ tho I. - lay unto v. inker- m.hlif) Ih. iY.itl llirb o r atwarn, however, against are a l In­ piinciniee. Among other thing*, Heir drttrind for a ..Til per cent loeL flationary pressures, which he lie F reeach blocked a law lh.lt a ijri* inr-ease. lie ulrn culle I of real estate, wholesale and raw would HaVe encouraged n fe fem- (or an end to a lint he described W A S IlIN C T o N , N ov. 29. material price*, lie Mild we muni *lon of German trade unions on, » . illegal picket or r on the part i A I*) — ! I. un -u g i' th a t. Areald are mounting in tho rise v national basis. There has hempf*of the (!|CI strikers. r iv til loo laf< i.i*H«’ii>i M «r1 continue to hold the line against some -ii -.nrogre«s — ... . this month, . . . . . no . *' In the steel industry, the CIO . .. Inflation. -noting to .fcjsenhower, but it has United. Steel Workers union lm ^ lia ir • L m m i m ilt' w n rn u ijr been small. The new tdyef ■or (u||,.(( „ meeliug of Its pntverlul The President wan h arp y , to f*►tb e ..Vriiij 'ctim n iiiiu iiT lit Sfaff said that foot! must I*® ,**nL committee un wage in,me f. r note that unemployment is far H n u . : A .dm .; hcoii laiil h e fo ro to German* without thought or p,.,. ln ritU burgh. The wage lest than had been fearpd. Total l Ut* P unrl l i . i i Tor In v o s tlg h t•layment. just to keep the country („nlmiiUv will decide the next employment has returned to the an a wibslsianee level. There Is „,OVo jn |hp union’s*'strategy to • M r n tim y . nine restlessness in the AmortJ( ,,n>. ri„,. uf ,o „ ,|IIV fl„. level’ It was on V-J day and It ih c cu n m iittd o ■in and Ilrlttah xnnrr. he Mill. jt# members. The s le d - worke.*will continue to climb. There will in i 1'itini WiiHltbe periodic setbacks, however, oc­ !’l,t .It**.1: «*JJ V’ ’. ' n ■ t t e i - J s , ilieudy have indicated I,,- a vote' P..M. Eastern mu. thll, th..yVcasioned by the demobilisation of IN THE BIUTiSH KM HASS V A t WASHINGTON the Eald of Hair- •oigiis currenl rntn.ns are main- „r ,)Mr|y fiv,. l w ; 7. tho armed forces within tho next fax (center) is pictured with tho U.S. Chiefs of Staff ufter tonferr- •nlned. silling to back up tile wage >!<•ilitonlUin Army few months. So far. three and tag on them the Insignia of Honorary Kn.ght Grand Cross. Military nintnl with u strike, if necessary. i • 1 .'"i’i ii.ml General one half million men have left Division, Ordor of the Hath (GCB), bestowed by King George VI. These two lalwir developments CONVICTED AND SENTENCED I t • HANG wiili i'.,m , th i S!* *i T tm.t tin lap* were the servico and they are joining Shown wearing their new emblems arc Gen. 11.11. Arim Id, Adm. rumu ns President Truman said muiis for Alin.pmide.r of .six .U.S. i|u i , .loljnuiie,- feipt.l • the labor market a t the rate of Ernest J . King, Gen. George C. Murshstl and Admiral William D. III Washington that we are well pnutches hi* end on tin*, scnflonl at Hiui b-n!, lit i niiiii) . « in ' 1*9’ , Leahy. (International) .a l ill) I’.M. und 50,000 a day. on our way toward reconversion, five were executed. At left (f.iriny mniciu ImtuG iu ....I.• - , III! 111! iii’i? ,t > ' . ' . i cd th a t tile with th eprogrnm ahead of sched­ baugmuu. 8 )rt John 1 Wood "t Snn Antonin. |‘ex., who Iri ,|..' 1 The Job' of reconverting war Wa*liinginn ule and unemployment even low­ ,ng oil hi intti. Iliilei .il >., r*:11 plant* la virtually completed. In . I ill-1ruction*— j ;J m i er than bad been expected. the first one hundred day* of ii iiiii.'iiipe. f' if 4 'V * peace, $27,000,000,000 worth of iburi A, . Sgt. Habort A. Kiutihtf K night,. amo»iin - ooff iJ / ^ ■ ----- -j -------- rfi* *V.fn ' i, ■ tlie liotlr war contracts were cancelled. Mr. nnd m , s j j . Kmght. who '■.>"-i|gl' colt1 Q Most peacetime product* are al liter of Company D or f *1 _ as n m ender ready in production or ready to the National Guard was call,1" i.lliigly.” The ■■ii i roll. ’ The metal-working trades into active dulv on Nov. 20, 1940, "i .l ,1 with an order np*t -. are In such good nhspe th a t they recently wrote hi* pnrent* from to ir , u.ivnl iLUthoritles expect by mid-1045 to ship goods Mindanao, Philippine islands, if -tin a t two and a half tlmas the 103!) that he expected to return home Ilf, radio facilities rate. We depend on this Industry soon after 23 month* of overtot Wi iking properly, the MANILA, Nov. 29, (fl’l— Army for most of our consumer durable Fed Lines Paves Way Marshal B e i n g Sent <eu* service, rikattr i wn* sent by coinlleudipmrtcrn in the western Pa­ goods. He served with the 31*t Dixie cific ini fnhlt It l inched Hawaii For Sanford Backs To Orient To Survey hu* announced that the remu:>ivi*oti with Brig. Gen. J. C. HutIn all, says President Truman, i a at* . le** titan an tery where Ernie Pyle uiid 490 Electric Motor Arma­ Defense Counsel ()!> who recently returned to Amei ican soldier* are burled will business continues to be good. To Score 4 Times M i l i t a r y Situatioij ,'liison l our- brflMC III*' Jap attack, bej e c t s T o I n 1 r o this country. The Division left ture Used To Siminh IIo pointed to the fact th a t retail -o f Hio —attack, on a caretaker statuu on Feld Ktates. Feb. 5. 1913. operated |i> |t • . ,.z»t pin .1 iu General /■ sales are up trfn p e r-c e n t over By JULIAN 8 TKN8 TKOM CHUNGKING, Nov, 20. <A1- the L That' is the dulc when thu d i l u t i o n ( ) f F l a i r Plate (xlass Found a year in New Guinea, eight 'Mr thle time last year and that steel *.K IUnt i about tbiee H erald*8 porta Editor The overall eoiunttpilcr of Amer­ h i l t Indli* and Ul,t o1 ,”or* tha" ^0-00° Alr **. ». * l(} Ingot production has risen to 82 . Anderson, BrookMu and Cullum, ican fAiuea in China — Lieuten­ months in th* h , in i^n to n n|nv e l will l>e nt evacuated from., { NUEUNIIUW,, N ov. .'it, . , The Hnofortl httH-stnlioo-of tlie |.j ntll| lm ri„i„ A p#r-V»iti capacity, compared With Seminole’s •'ARC,|*1Xll,IUfield^iio'i* ant Genera Albert -C. Wode- pnrticlnuled In Limn in .viorBTiuj ,j)(l ttiny island of le. Only n Fioriilti Motor Line* u n . broken JAnierican pio-e.--ii toil- «viitin.'-ni Altfimfpb* i.. «-1 . , . Ute 00 per cent mark It fell to with brilliant line play by the Fed m eyrr — told a news conference hr wrote weie fcw A r"’v caretakers will remain, into Inst night , and $30 iu cai.li today *<i- iinfidd beim r tin- *71*111*71 t'hflj'i* !.» 4»ol$t mini i. ,1.- wlih liuright a fte r Japan surrendered forward wall, had no trouble last today hu haa been discussing with i i r .h . ' ' 1^ . I Offlcinls Imve ahnmmced w.iii liy cn de, n previous inquiry laiinui wliitrai p v|#ithat u anil four pair* of trousers, the (war crime* tubumil i)»,- loiy . i by ssM he was night In racking up a 28 to vi?- Chinese authorities the disposul nolu foi tho huiviiu men in » | a Th* President P r « ......................... mi Am iy itiv • -ligating board t bo avnilabfe for prepeity of J.M. McDonald, opera­ Nazi intrigue and tilth .olinmi iliriflfistNl 0pleased _____ to .H Hannounce I the “tory over Coach Ed Bruner’s sting- of surplus United .States pro­ church «>f Immboo ami palm h*« • j u j . j,. that hi had culled " “ D"'1 W' M not bei “vaHable r.u tor of the bus slntiun. were *to activity that • resulted in tlie ai cost of living hae three- less Leesburg High Yellow Jackets perty in western Chinn. Wedc- vcn. Being local?d on an H.mi i civilian has dropped dro| vlsilors American-built t*l Mi - Vrlhi - in lia* Philipsdiliis* of An tn .i in !:•;"• . i * foot high pint on u, ho ala tod that nir strir*. len, il was reported today by tenths of one per ceilnt since the in the Lake County City. w-liii wlileh the Island meyern talks were on the high­ . . ctepilii iu* to give hint was III' NCciind dav the Aluert' m Vill" war ended whereae It rose one . Coach Goose Kettles’ aggrega­ est level — with Generalissimo the weather was nice and cisil i" equipped., have Imwii surfaced Police Chief Roy G. William*. ill" W.llllilH Chief WilliuniH lm* at homl liroHerUlion (teented to Adolf III and three-tenths per cent In the tion was able to push across a Chian? Kai 8 hek and Premier for u locution *o near, tlie istua)"r. lo preserve them for possible fu­ let'* llihl conqui t nnd wa il< • it lo r im "We liavu two seasons a year, ture use. -------------------- ----- — same period after 1D1B. m arker and convert - the extra T. V. Soong, ---highlight of toon) i- ' lull in tTi. now fniMitiai, ut pho t'll on tho nnd that i* the hot and the hot­ The labor situation was men­ point In each of the tilt’s four The Amorican commander said ter weather, nnd the wet an I The Army has nnnuunred also rom ioill i i.| -lo *nig' the intioned a t length in the Presi­ Quarter* while the stubborn Fed a dispatch saying 700 American welter j)UQ," hc_. wrote, " when that II will discontinue garrison* linn and which it is bell eyed was on war. e liu ii'i-. i leasing \n ii ..ml Navy concern dent’s -rep o rt,— He noted th at line -wax lik r concrete and Lees­ planes wore belli Rrttn, ihiya, Ktimr Iteepid* wet,* inlinduced i ,*4*_tli. Id,. - d ol hostilities. M lillta w -- rK 'GVr ' thr rain romea dHWn lii TurrtflTlV.’’i'«t Kcrams-, used to smash the lower pail of since Aug. 14, there have been burg's 62 yards gained from Aguni Islets on Dec. I. that while Hiller unproto,t to, t i n ........."luiuiilcattoris is „ J T ‘ , i r^ m vv-1,', iU *° 8 gt. Knight was bom in Sun-," ll goes for tin* Okinawa group the* heavy plate gin** of tile nidi: new strikes, involving about 1,* scrimmage was on end around rhin„ " V .... ........''eilcm ...........jycr to tin- wui l.l Ii - had - ii in i il'M i . ti ­ , '''corre^t* evci for,| attended ’local school uml, That Tim o f a n i o . i * in .' a g e t o t h e door, to the sla tfon. 500,000 workers. The time lost plays. said the pianos merely were be­ graduated . from Seminole 11igh i wr* wcIL____ ll on lot inn*. Iii high *•iiimun,1 • . , •• i11 f Inown’* "E ast A largo crowd from Sanford ing collected in Shang'hni. If the To enter, the thieve* tin,I fiist was 'Iiawing up dilniltd plan, t through , work stoppages In the in 1934. Prior to enlistii -1 " • ■!• aiiiiouiiiemeiM Isxt ono hundred days is estim at­ went to Leesburg for the game Chiiu-He want to buy them, they School lo cut tlie screen wire in flout lltUn i, Hu -1,1. * (j Lnt-. ho wo* employed by llie IIou* dd I"' i'll' tip-off t tin L ed to be a fraction of one per­ and wero completely satisfied with may — If not, they may lie sold millat and Anderson Drug Slotr. G r a h a m Testifies of the door, move nn <ml*ldo t '<'ijli el tor German \ i in) , . •n. •' ■ l.l ‘nit ouo. It was bench, lu rak the gins* olid I lieu Clii.'l of Sluii I'iiIoiii'I lii'iii'i .1 cent of the total working time the brand of ball displayed by the to someone else or shipped back In Id* letter home, be enrlosed n .ji i'dll, iluii* llawuii was to one side u metal stand GtlrlaV .In. l| <il jr. ted la t |a lilt available. In .th e same period, locals last night. And it Isn't to he United State*. small photograph of the surrender Against FEC Merger pu*h OICIIf d . . m e e t lililtjj 1Iu.* .lap wen* used for vending soft drinks. Wcdemever told newsmen that >f the Jnimnr.se nn Mlnitnnuo t> 024 theatened strikes were avert­ ofteit that 8 anford does things dtlrtion of tin wai plan. I In t Irt-f i.taitf. - —■ ed and 8G8 strikes were settled. like that to the Yellow Jackets 22 P-51 Mustangs — flying from Gen. Hutchison. WEST PALM BEACH, Nov. 29, This morning a tot of stolen, cotium-l ii- • -lid lliat ir M r- |."I i who have won a great majority * ItMt ••. r*u* htit'k a ' July 8. (fl’f— Former Slate Senator Er­ supplies, chiefly table radio- ami plan *Iii *’i t i' ii eielnstv ly tivni:i The President blamed the out­ of the clashes between the two Hankow, China to Shanghai n * li. i*!»’ n i H hint lo nest Gminim liu* told u board of tithes, were discovered hidden un­ Austria and Imwed i.niy I hu t ■ break of labor disputes In part squad* within the last 16 years. encountared bad weather and 11 •' i -.1 ‘■■•Ion I i11!«-i niing him that wero lost. Two pilots were killed Interstate Commerce Coenmtsslon- der some crate material at tlie Gei'iiir.n liii'h i' hih- i nut *.i pi on the fact that all parties held Mahoney kicked.off for Lees­ l i t •" n red alt her vesers that it would bu ’unfortunate” Chase amt Company Warehouse pining fm nil cvciitnalitie• I tholr grievances In check during burg to Kilpatrick on the 36 who and at least one is missing. I it \ 11ml ir " o l to Ite west The American commander sold if thu Atlantic Coast Line wctc nt Thirteenth Street and Jiltn the ri'iin. il n iiird 11iiiitilt,I , the w ar In accordance with the returned the ball to the 38. Broof 11 I'- aoiii t ant.I hy Ailg, 1. permitted to gain control of the Avenue, by u warehouse employee again*! .Spain, he Ih-IIcvc* General George Mar­ no-strike pledge. oklln went over left tackle for shall is being aant to China to \i d JuU .the record show;*, Florida East Const Railway. win, reported the in utter to .police. Fnniicj ||i'a'ii*mili'‘lial lle im n tti1 Mr Truman mentioned the six yards, Anderson w ent I law i In’ Pltifippines, the c u ri­ Testifying at un ICC bearing a survey of thu situation According to Chief Williams, Goei mg *until...... In ml t hi* i ,'n t iih. i largest dispute now hampering through the line fnr 30 varda but make am!. .and l.onJon were Into proponed reorganization of hark in September, a prowler hud of n clown during Hi t ii • ninl and report back to President production—the strike a t General Sanford was penalised five yards Truman the FEC, Graham aaid that new hern chased from the warehouse of some of tin- ividi'iae. \t on, nil* i- d. Hi, i . t h e C u l l e d States with recommendations. Motora. He said the heads of for off sines. Anderson then ad­ Wedemeyer it*.nt I" p l a c e nil embargo blood is needed in independent said he thought Oioso time, lie shook hi lie...I ami p" the corporation should ait down vanced eight yard* through tho recommendations Japan. The message* _ ownership of railroad* by-people * by police, Inst was not raptured. dtrouidy mi hi',| fiimi 'id,■ I*, id, vn oil would deni with a first down and talk over lh« wage dispute i center for-------------. on tho ... 49. future United States asslitance Cpl. Lawrence A. I.undquixi, who are interested in the devedop-1 It l* believed that the prowler tn allow l>e liooiod tlie eviilPn1* Urged PJ .i.iinoty ni c * ii r e * with CIO union leaders. L abor’Cuilum went around end for nine — or military aid — to China. who waa formerly atationed il.t" eventual!lies, gainst i ■’ ‘ at‘ ment of the territory in which, had itccn staying night.-. In the liring pie euted at licit point ...........................is_nd Anderson smashed into the warehouse. Secretary Lewis Behwsllsnbach Ilatangea, Luxon, in the Philip- they operate. Said Wedemayer: Againii.t. 1*1, the commandFormer Deputy Fuehrci Ituline for one yard and another first trying to get Gkl President Among the recovered loot were dnlf lie* got iiinilhi'i -toinacli to , | Il The Atlantic Coast Lina Is "Few men in the United States I'lnea. and Is now at Yokohama, t dir licet. Admiral Charles Wilson lo agree to re­ down. Japan, expects to return bams seeking to meree the FEC with its four table radios, no electric Imlli- lirhe in tin midst ol* 11a' p im ti d lllfxltnt'.l iiil either m ilitary or civilian, are was *tohl tlmt A fter Anderson and Brookli.t' batter equipped to evutuuU .a In January, ho recently wrote trunk system --whereas tho Du­ room heater, two boxes of iiulio sume negotiations with the union. ing*. lot In- sliit not leave tii. G ib f a l l "t Du 1."ttoye cabinet There Is no hint of what Wilson's were held to. one yard, Brooklin situation than General Marshall, hie mother, Mrs, E. F. Lumlqiild. pont intercuts are seeking to tube lithe* and tools, a khaki mini out. co tirjt...... aiade aua lie i*. .eking to *■: >t'lw la li.Japan and Itusreply will be, but Conciliation dashed to the 1-crsburg 20 befote lie has - a fund of experience in Cpl. Lundquiat wears three bat­ over the line as an independent underwear, pants and a helmet. rape Irin) on th* giound. of a. i o pa ilnllly, I’tecauCullum went Director Edger W arren is hope­ being stopped. tle stars and other decorations. railroad. international affairs and enjoys Several honked devices, evidently ' ueidn and hi t le.i o n that. < on H o||* "i |" u d in l.e taken in around end to the 16 nnd then It ful th at both aldea will soon be Graham further has declared u;i'd for breaking und entering, is scheduled to l » itiled tontiM r * the respect of the President, llawnfi ill a. >v Id nut provoku the four a fte r Anderson w a r stopsitting around the conference Congra** -a n d - the pooidt4W ilio-fiiuniii ^ ^ Ur. Hamilton Holt o f ■Rntllnr HfaAcr^Ki-!i l U d C ^ ACr!°Ai'ow w#f$i table. The union, which -haa- been p ed-in-the line for nn gain. TH* United Slates." auto haltery wero returned liy [ Dial Imi rilile '* nv ..f 'h u t1 'o l a i r . will *>- ill sneak u n a a l on n n the I lm* San S'lll 1.1 I . ... ,L i. t .i ,l \ tin do' p!i*-ed, the note of Fed fullback plowed into the line College meeting separately with Schweiblanket* everythityg In the louth Meanwhile. pre*a dispatcher 1,1 Natn, eotireiiirati ............ in liii- i-i. nimnnlcat inns for three yards and a first Francisco Conference which _ he except (he Florida East Cast and police to Chase und Com patty. leuhach and. W arren, haa stated again reaching Chungking *<ld Genand stolen •!*'*«« front i ''y« i p- . the pi * i »'■ ' 11 HUM psome u in v Iradfo g iliw tube* rn*».v«s»** , i - . i i-a."i il, tin. N". 24.. four day* the nine. Brooklin pickwl to members of the San­ now th*y are after that." Ite willingness to m eet with the down(Con eraliaaimo Chiang Kui Hhek's na­ attended, — Porter Lam ing wore roturiiiMl. • i irlmi*flv u it............ "f the defeit d’lei tin -lap- hud delivered n h IIs u S Os r« t» T m | ford Teachers Club Fiiduy even­ corporation executives, anyUme tionalist force* have .hailed their ing . ala III l m licit lii'il Illieii h e n ie v, e - atS'nv f m i i it tr.iiclv worded message, tlie a l the Junior High School and a t any place. fighting advance toward M ikden. auditorium. tin x i 'i c e u Pa !i and Asiatic fleet* wera rich Manchurian Industrial cen­ The Army A ir Force has em ­ •■.'ii' I ih.it n an prise .itlnck, wn* Local Woman Beats ter. The NaUonallata were ■aid barked on a reconversion pro­ Sales Of Christmas Liffht Frost Tonight n i.... tjbiiity. How ever, the coingram of its own. General H.IL Seals Are Increasing: to have stopped become of a A regular Army recruiting O ff Attack By Sailor Mtgre ied that the a»Russian agreement to allow them leapt consisting of one officer Forecast By Bureau jSprl. Norman Waidor niiiniration Arnold has called a big powwow i.ult might lie launched against* to enter toe city peacefully later. Itc-Enlists In Army ahd one non-commissioned offi­ of Industrial and labor isaders In Philippine oi Guinn. Thuro g off an A favorable increase in fchristLAKELAND, Nov. 29, (/P)— ' for Dec. 5 a t Mitchell Field, Long maa heel sales ovir last year was There he* boen no official an­ cer will lie in Hanfurd Thursday, she desri ilied as a sailor of short ■.i_mvl mention of Pearl liarnouncement a* yet of such en Dec. 0, to accept applicant* for Cooler weather with light frost Island.' H* will address the reported to the Board of DirectS-'Sgt. Swiiinil ,s. WaTiei ’ not. stature, Mrs. F. C. Smith of 100(1 enlistment or re-enlistment into West Second Street, managed last in the northern district is forecast sen uf Mi*. ■Minnie M. W.ii Ii u meeting as will the veterans ad­ ora of the Seminole County Health agreement* Hv tlie vinl of ^Jovember, the Other dispatches told of spo­ the regular Army.. The location m inistrator, General Omar Brad­ and Tuberculosis Association at to get away and reach her for peninsular Florida tonight of Route ■ I, Hex 3-’i I, Klltifm 1 . w iie sneaking of the fighting between Nation-, of the recruiting office will b« night by the Frost Warning Service at hiu re-enllt tc,| in the Army lit ­ 1 1 . dii'hility home, she reported to police this ley; The A ir Force wants the their m eetin g'at the Clinic build­ radic of Itnving Japan make aHsL. and Chlneaa Communist announced taler. lakeland. I t r ' morning advisory ter having served three vein . ip tlie lil t oveit morning. natlea to recognise the m erit of ing. The report wee given by forces act. Ilo lilitic*,-it it on several sectors of the I the I'ncific tlienlnr in tlie tilt • i u According to the report given says: a young.B ier who did a big Job Mrs. Mary Saw wlinga, seal sale Manchurian fro n t Mild, tnlgbt l>eein at un; "Forecast for peninsular Flori­ force, for . which nil ion In* ic | tii.oii"ut. At tills point. GeneriA by Mr*. Smith, she was walking airman. durlng the Un w ar even 'duSit he chali home a t 9:30 o'clock last evening, da for tonight nnd Friday morn­ reived one bronze i'tar nnd tillu r M». Arthur cm word (root the a soda-.Jarmay nave only A. B. Petirson p resided r ■a t___ theI he - I when a t First Street and Cedar ing: clear akle*. cooler und light decorations, ker before Pearl Harbor. moating at which Mrs. May PynPOOR FALA! rd 1 I liilippiiie. ili.it IP*, lied extended winds all districts. Calm toward Avenue nt the railroad crossing, Kgt. Wgliicn bn* alioadv i . i \. 1 ii.. ii'iinl recounabsance in cun Every community and the busi­ chon of the State Tuberculosis a tailor jumped out a t her, grab­ morning over northern districts. in the army for nlimiit It) yenr- ' limrtl'tn wltii tlie Navy. From RHJNEBECK, N.Y.. Nov. 29 UP) ness interest* tn it will be asked Association was a guest. bed her, and tried to drag her Scattered frost in northern dis­ nnd bus little mure than th' , Hawaii. Genera! Short sent An t/TtansIve program for —The late President Roovelt's to remember th a t a kid who was off. She fought him off and ran tricts. s*me period uf time lo go liefon detailed no - 'litre describing the assart enough to lead a squadron spending of funds in conntcGnn pat Scottie Fata, is in a dog hos­ home. living eligible for retirement tin precaution, lie bud taken against nbat is sm art enough to be with tuberculosis paUenta of the pital today. It eearaa Fata had a "low est temperatures in cold She told Police Capt. Roy Tillia d ir the new army pension plan. a good civilian Job—de­ county, waa outlined, and plans ruB-fn with Elliott Roosevelt's and Bhore Patrolman J. Willard, est low ground location*, occuring He wa* horn in Sanford ninl a t­ sabotage. lta the fact th a t his pre-war wars discussed for immediate pro­ 1$$-pound mastiff, Blase, on tho •bout 7 A.M. Friday morning: What eauie next was the roar who investigated the incident, that tended -school* here. [parlance adda up to approxl- cedure - In raising more funds, Roosevelt estate et Hyde Park. of attar).ing Japanese ptanea the tailor had followed her almost Orlando district—32 to 3H degree* ___ _____ stitches a f­ Fata required several with L. I. Frnsler, chairman of p ale ly icro . over Pearl Itaihor, and the crash to her home. The only descrip- and scattered light frost, fu­ IIKTUKNrt TO STATES the larger gifts committee In terward. B la u was uninjured. of bombs ttiat drowned out Gen* Gon of the tailor she could give ture temperature outlook: slightly Mr*. Ale* Foster, 499 Palmetto wae that he was "a short, small higher temperature* Friday night Avenue, bn* received word from and Saturday," her son, Clifford Grucry, J r , Seminole Racks Wedemeyer Talks Up 28toOWin To Chinese Over ' Over Leesburg Surplus Disposal Robert A. Knight Plans To Return To Sanfnrd Soon Cemetery On Tiny tius b taao h Is Ie Island Goes 0 n ; B roken Into Ami Caretaker B a s i s Nazi Activity A ustria Uniok! Robbed Of $50 Before T ribun 1 CITY BRIEFS «- V . _ Shopping ►d tm s t ill : 1 cm nstiM S 8 2/y, USNR. tlmt lic-Jutd wt riveil In the Slates Jirepnrut'.r, Columbia University says lib­ to recuiving Id* lionorukde di Light Intanifty, climate and soil produce marked variation) in the eral amounts of vitamin A tend charge and . that lie expect- to be home toon. He in* hud four nutritive value of frulte and vege- “to postpone aging." Lo* Angeles. years service in the Pacific area. Jet--------- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1945 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 28, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 28, 1945. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 28, 1945; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/254f0345abe5c00eb09f8b592f3fba88.pdf 63499ee89f99fadf16b0a1689f80f36f PDF Text Text i M-fMfyr ;V' !«*▼>« ..A THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFOItD, FLORIDA PAGE BIX F O R r 5 A £ E = -— .* » WANTED - BUSINESS SERVICE1--------------------"iPOR RENT— DODGE • PLYMOUTH ;| i t * I tv 666 r C onsider.... ; Marking 'Em Up M,aml For Bowl Ti|t M, Cold Preparations ■■ r MONDAY. NOVEMDER, 26, 1915 ---------------- .. — Iofficia ls AUTOMOBILE—direct from ow­ FILL up with kwwstnc end fuel ner. '30 or '38. model, Ford oil beforo winter. PARTS AND SERVICE I ____ . I* UfUL Chevrolet or Plymouth. W ill, with _____ H. B. POPE CO., INC. J0‘> Palmetto Are. Phone 1011 ‘ .SICKLY Win I*hen :i liedromn pay ceiling price. 2118 Park' JULIAN STENBTKOM hom e, cji»e .in . I liu m 592-11, fW O FARMS FOB SAL5r-Ono WE ARE lullw equipped and' Ave., phone 806. after C P. M. know how to rec.ip your tiro**. 3 acres, tiled lend, 1 Rood well, While on the way to Jackson­ Natural rubber or synthetic, i FURNISHED mom, 807 .Mat. WANTED: '37 or '38 Chevrolet 2 story house. 1 car gamge, 1 ville Friday for the Pcd-Hollc* car J»o<ly. Phone 063. nolin Avenue. •• tool house, 600 ft. West of .w o protect the aidt-wulls o il tilt,, we had a nice chat with your tire, .{ones, lir e Shop,! Lake Monroe Fost Office. One Cor. 1st and Elm, |hone 008. THREE mqm furnished hut ■ ( I RC ULATI NO *oif h e f» r7 large, n former Florida U. student who —6 acres, all tiled, Rood well, 2 also snuill, suitable for church gave us more lowdown on the story house, 2 story bam, M Phono 788-W. work. Ruv. fi. J. Grady, Lake football situation at'Florida, mile west on Oranrc Boule­ SEWING machines repaired.. Wil­ ..M ary,. B ox 2 8 2 .,. About 1926, It seems as liams' Fixil Shop, 206 W. -Vtwo atoms, 80ia*nd.HU7 AY.^lb vard. J. W. Bell, Lake Monroe, though Florida was getting 1st St. I fit. Phone Iff. \VK PAY ^ to be a powerhouse. They TOP MARKET PRICES RADIO Philco cabinet style. BODY AND Fender denis, paint THREE mom iipurimenti Phone were tackling some of the '36 — ’42 Chevrolets, Plymouth*/ Injury or fading should he Price reasonable. 1200 Magbest tcama In the cast and 830-W, Dodges und Korda. corrected now to combat aging ■nolle Ave. south and In plain language , Get the liest price for your car. nnd weathering. A new pain­ FRONT room with hath, close•just "raisin’ ealn." Since HOLLER MOTOR SALES VEGETABLE planls for Victory less method uwnlts you nt in. 760 E. 2nd StFlorida was going In town, 208 W. 1st St. * Gardena and larRc acreage. YATK8 AUTO PAINT ft a stadium Jn GaineHville was Copenhagen. Red, and Chinese BODY SHOP I proposed to handle the large Cabbaged Cullnrda; Broccoli; 106 N. Palmetto Ave. I'hunr 171 crop of Gator fans who were White Bermuda Onions: Neck* • anxious to see the Florida .ass Rutabaga*; Escarolc; lee* WASHING machines repaired— ‘ .eleven. und all home appliances. Cald­ berg lettuce; Rutger Toma, Mr. Ed Iaim* of the Burnett well General Repair SJioOT 707 toes; 1 year old Rhubarb . .RAYM OND BALL, REALTOR Bank—in -Jarkxonvillr harked Tha North' Mills, Orlando, ’ phono Roots or srttull plants,' movement and pul up the loughh 2-1072. Prompt ServiceThyme; Finnucchio; Dill and for the construction nf Florid i Strawberry plants. Froth vege­ Real Estate Sales-—Rentals—Mortgage Loans Expert Auto Repairing Field in Gainesville, whicli scars tables and oranges packed to . ~ • llarfleld ft Jackson some 20,000. In order to insure ship. J. W. Bell, Lake Monroe, DcpciuLuble Insurance und Bonds in connection with hit investment, Lane sent Ed , phone.16. Yates Auto Paint ft Body Worka Jones tn Gninosvillc and within ■Phone'371 ‘Rhone 9IJ0 Room I, Florida Stale Hank Bulding* ROOFING — Brand .new, solid a short time Jones was nthldti.director. Jones’ first move was to aluminum sheet roofing. V* A UTO PAINTING rrlmp and snap lock styles. Pholto. cut expenses nt Florida *aitd he By C-VY. "Ppt" Jnhnaon Wire-Write at once! Fulenwldcr 16. years experience in auto and Started with the hiring of n lowpaid all Frtirhla alumni coaching Mfg. A Distributing Co., P.O. nircrnflpainting. Hanford’s popu­ staff with Dutch Stanley* ut the Box 11,161, 010 Lancaster Drive, lar paint authority, Orlnmlu. -Phone 21710. heln. ut the Gators___ - _ Ho l l e r m o t o r s a l e s Frnir that day to this'' •208 W. 1st Hi. ■ . BROKEN (LitACTOR and trailer mounted on Florida han never been side rubber, double disc und metal MOTOR TUN B-UP to pul whit might be called leveling bonrd. Good condi­ Fnctorics recommend it every a sinning eleven on the field. WINDSHIELDS tion. Reasonable (trice. J, L. 6000 miles or twice a year. Es­ The boys have fought hard Parham. InmilrcT Johnson's sential to efficient car perfor­ nnd worked hard and no Store. Monroe Corner. mance. Our expert mechanics nnd CAN BE doubt the coaches hare given SHEET Music, popular n n d Hun Motor Analyzer assure satistheir beat but a winning standard, book music and music fnctfon. Come in today. combination couldn't lie pro­ DANGEROUS! HOLLER MOTOR SALES instruction books at The Music duced. Only once did Florida 208 t f. 1st St. ■Box In the Princess Theater threften In produce a winner Lid its replace your broken' windshleldH with _ B ld g .______________ * _____ and that was bark*in '36 we EXPERT service on machine;!, believe. But those a ere only SAFETY CILASS — a Laniinnt-nl glass thnt Electric irons, uil heaters nnd RECORDS - AH the latest papu­ pre-season threats -produceL" provltlcH greutcr protuetton from the danger conk stoves, backed by 10 years' la ri, . string music and album In the Florida publicity plsnl experience. Phono 701-J. of broken, flying pieces. ’ rets for Christmas gifts at for Brady Cowell's Hlrtson your music store, Tho Music squad went up to Gainrsvlllc Emergen­ Box in tho Princess Theater EXPERT plumbing. UV have a full line of mirrors, glints Building I and set the Gators bark 16 cy repairs', remodeling, new B ld g.______ ____________, Iflocks and Gln.vf of all kinds. to 14 In the season's opener. sinks, lavatories, toilets, laundry Inciilrntly, Sanford's George tubs, hot,water liruters. Also MUSICAL Instruments, acces­ McClelland san one of Stelhouse heating, Gcorgo Coursories, guitar and violin strings SENKARIK GLASS & MIRROR CO. son's great hacks that season at The Music. Box in the I'rin- 1 son. Plume County 1106 or slung with Warren. write Box 678, Hanford, Fla. cess Theater Illdg. I ll W. 2nd. SI. Phone 320 The State Hoard of Control ' USED cam und trucks, cars has allowed the University Ath­ MISCELLANEOUS ’ bought and sold - few light letic Bourd only* $26,0(i0 per - trucks- - ideal for hunting nnd WB PAY highest cash prlcaa fi _ season within the past few yeHi.t fishing. Ready to go. Yates for operating expenses nnd all used furhlture. Haynes ft Wil­ Used Cars, 106 N. Palmetto o f “us know It prncttpnll" taki ir liams Furniture Cu., 311 E. 1st Ave. Pham- 171. $26,(HJO to pay coaching xalurles St. phene U6H. ' ___ alone. The Florida Leg! ilatUro is going to have to start Lie BORROW IIERP. WHERE LARGE PLOT on main Highway, hall rolling on this footlm!! PRIVACY IS RESPECTED suitable for garage or cabin: situation- nnd appropriate the development. Kan 6 room mo-| YOUR natural desire for privacy State Board of Control moredent house. Small cash, balance ' in money matters is strictly dough so It ran allot more far easy terms. Box 61, Sanford J respected here. Friends and Gntor football activities. relatives ,ure not questioned about your credit.- Your c m -j With more money the Uni­ CITRUS BAGS player or business associates ! versity Athletic Hoard will 4-6 Box also ... per Jll .... 196.60 will nnl hear of your personal I be able to make more attrac­ Less Quantities per bag .. .10 ■iffairs. There is no cause fa r' tive offers 'to outstanding CABBAGE BAGS embarrassment. high school football players fin-lli Cabbage hugs, per M 166.00 ItcuHC-nuldc credit requirements. who are currently going out Less quantities, e a c h .............. 16, No co-makcra on npincy loans. « o f the state to stir for-other Citrus Picking tiugs ............ 4.26 ■ Variable payment plans. squads. Clippers, e a c h ............. — ... 1.60 FAMILY LOAN CO. The fact that rubsloation exit,Is A.M. Prevail Phone 2104 Florida Bank Hid*. ' * Phone 33 Is no secret within Southeastern Seville, Fla. Conference circles. Last year n MAKE MONEY hauling -We GMC Scries 300 Block assembly. local mnn called Tom 1.1eh, have a good heavy-duty 1101 Ir t n l R AtV*^^*^T7r7n it tt A scarce article und as good Florida's head conrh, mid nakml Chevrolet truck thut really call | i " i n T ) n ‘ CO ~—~ ua a new truck. Either is hard him if he would address the haul handle n hig pay load. Good r to g«t. Let us install this new grid dels at their Manual banquet.motor and body, fine tires. motor for you. Toni expressed tho fact that hu Ceiling price. HOLLKIt MOTOR HAI.K8 would have to be elsewhere but HOLLER MOTOR SALKS 208 W. 1st. HI. at'the same time accused Florida * 208 1st, st. _ alumni in Seminole County of ONE hand meat slicer; G, E. letting him down in getting local vacuum cleaner: porch sw|nx; HELP W ANTED— high" xehool sUirir— to- 'nttmtl II i 17 rug puli lion heaters; f lorhlu. Tom was asked whut oil heaters: one 2 x 6 ft. marble GIRL for soda Fountain at Fan­ ind of offers could tic made und cy's Drug Store- Part time or counter slab; crocks; large kraut ho openly said the best he could cutter; phone (MS-W after 0:00 full time. _ _ _ _ _ _ do under the circumstances would A. M. FULL time and part time clerks. be to give the kids hoard und H. ft A. Department Store. room. At the xitmc time, Geor­ ONE Thomasvillo four poster ma­ gia, Alubnmu nnd other schools hogany bedroom suite, like new; WANTED: Experienced wfiltrcss, were offering tho same induce­ nno coil spring nnd felt mat­ short hours, top snlnry 6 days, ment plus $16 per week pockrt tress: 1 three piece maple uphol­ good tips. Apply lltiv Johnson, stered living rcamt xultu, photic change. Who could blame l he Red Hum Restaurant, 3 miles kids for ueccpthig the best offer? 402-J, Mrs. It. II. Pippin. South nf Hanford. But we slill don't hesilalr TIRES to ring our hell for h-ttcr MAN for parts department and We have in slock truck tires in coaching at Florida. We're bookkeeping. Electric Service the following sliest atlll paddling Jack Mc­ Co.__________ _____________ 600x20 600x20 700x20 760x20 Dowell's boat and would like 626x20 000x20 1000x24 1100x24 STENOGRAPH E R, permanent to ace him as Florida's men­ 746x17 position. W. E. Kirchoff, Jr.,| tor. We realise |he chances phone 366, TUBES are 100 to ' I against Mc­ Dowell going to Florida hut A good stock of both truck and CHAMBERMAIDS,' ulso night und pnssenger tubes practically all we'd like tn see him there. day norters. Mrs. Perry, phone At the present, McDowell W eises. 1206. Hotel Mayfair. coaching the University of RECAPPED PASSENGER TIRES .660x16 700x16 600x20. Havana eleven along with MAID for Mather Furniture Co. Bob Kupke. former Illinois A.M. Prevail Phonea 2104 See Mr. Brunson. mentor. A stock of these In (isos 600x10 Seville, Fla»/«________ ._ FOUNTAIN girlsT A^jdy iWe suw Mr. ami Mrs, Bill Service, Hanford ofmann In Jacksonville lust ONE 10 ft. trailer, new paint. Station. day_ and their nufly friends Inside and out. Inquire Trailer iere will be glad to learn they're Camp.___________ ___________ WANTED TO RENT »oth well nnd looking grand. Bill says he’s planning to return TWO strands fat pine wood, 18 UNFURNISHED "three bedroom to Sanford as soon a* po.isible — 2 t t L aurel Avc.house. M rif CTT.Adatrts, phone * nnd - we’r* sura they’ll cei Luinly 1000 or after 6 P. M-, phono be welcomed. A VACANT, 3" bedroom house 605-J,________________ with extra lot on paved road out of city limits. Edward F. Pe r m a n e n t civilian couple Lone, with children, want 2 bedroom house, furnishdd. Phone 960 or 76,000 COPENhagen c a b b a g e “ County 3 40 2.__________ jtlanta for sale. L .. B. Mann, /L a k e Monroe. SMALL fu r n is h e d apart­ ment or house, no children.. ONE child’s desk with chair. SNAS, 1160, extension 322. Phone 1H2-J after 0:00 P. M. LIQUID. TABLETS. SALVE. SMALL house or apartment, NOBE-UROPH — CAUTION USE LEGHORN PULLETS, Full 4 furnished. Mrs. Baker, phone ONLY AS DIRECTED weeks old. each 86c, 100 for County 8600. _____________ $29.60. Finest grade pullets. Live delivery guaranteed. Poul­ SIX ROOM unfurnished house, 3 adults, permanent. Located in try farm, 719 Bo. Howard Ave., Banfoid, Winter Park or DeTemp*. Fla. For Your Christmas Land. Phone Count-* 2806. ■ THE PLACE that you always UNFURNISHED 2 or S bedroom Supply and Hunting wanted • 6 room house, two bouse, good ■ references. Per baths, laundry room, 2 car manenL Walls allace Philips, Phone garage, 19 acres land, a beau­ Trips t- See 880. tiful la$a where you can bear ipartment, 8 bed­ the fish as they swim and play, rooms, furnished, downstairs. •good bathing and besting. Ed­ Best of references.' Phone 316ward F. Lana, phone 462. Bill's Package Store J. _____________ IE, heavy cast’ lien beater, and Bar ■* of wood. 126.00. Phone 81T. W A NTED— m W. 1st. Phone 880 JOB AS cook pr maid; pert time. Minnie Murry, 901 Sanford Ave.________ > _____ ................ III t Ilf Nov. U R OP)—'With Al’ ltl, Units MIAMI, 20, HolyCross signed on the dotted line for n New Year’s Day Grange Bawl date, Miamians and upstalcin-, too, have begun heating drums for the University of Miami as the 'other contender in the foolbull classic. Tile Orange Bowl committee Ini's acknowledged It 'Is giving serious cenrldenrtloh to Miami University as a possible Holy Cross opponent—thut is, nlong with three Southeastern Confer­ ence teams, Louisiana State, Ten­ nessee und Georgia. A second Grange Bow] appear­ ance for Miami will ho discussed nt 'u meeting of the quarterback Club at Miami today. The Miami team met Bucknclt In the first presentation of the New Year's classic In 1936._________________ Coining T T ff SPECIAL NOTICE 3 to 5 Day Dry Cleaning Service 5 Day Laundry Service We recommend that new customers send their laundry last three tjaya of week. Phone 475 SEJVIINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY CO. 819 W. Crd St. Phone 475 Home Loans — Small Loans — G.I. Loans LOANS made to buy, repair or refinance a horn* Kent-like payments — Low Interest rates * the new —your Savings are insured here— First Federal Savings & Loan Association . of Seminole County— 209 Magnolia Ave. I’ hone 691 \\. Make Yours A Home That Extends GRACIOUS HOSPITALITY • - G*-> Fk Fl WING BACK CHAIR —To add the finishing touch to A charming and comfortable living room . . . upholstered in beige tap­ estry to mutch the sofa shown above. VERY SPECIAL A 12 x 18 all wool deep pile Gullistan Rug . , all over leaf design in a lovely shade of green. WASHING and Ir Cooper, $12 E. 6 LOST & FOUND a �t- THE WEATHER In Unity There If. Strength— Peril) rlnud) end continued mild thrnueh Wednesday except wldly scattered showers and cooler Wrdnrsds) afternoon. (Temperatures will. range from low fiO’s to mld*70’s thrnugh December 2nd.) To Protect the Peace of the Worldt To Promote the Progress of Americai To Prodoco P 'M prrllj for Sanford. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSI'AI'EK Army Board May T fstify At Hearing of Illinois aaya ha want* nn ex «&)lanation from th#m of a passage In thalr report stating that for­ mer Secretary of State Cordell .Hull touched the button thut started ■the war. The committee now. ha* ‘established that those words were based on un misin­ terpretation of* testimony given by former Ambassador to Japan Joseph Grew. During today’s committee hear­ ing, Hull took the opportunity of refuting the statement. He brandIt as an infamous charge, under which he had to live for months. He told the committee that he had not been palled to L'ultH r* On Pan I'uar Collecting Last Pay Until GM Strike Ends _ M. . [Hurley Claims U. S. Asiatic Policy Fails WASHINGTON, 27. (AW —Major General .Pat­ rick J. .Hurley charger! today that American policy in Asia Is a failti^1 niyd jmiiomui’ilthat he has turned in his resignation as mnlmssatlor to China. General Hurley Issued a 120(1 word statement to tell * . * what lie thinks is wrong with our policy in Asia. He •aid -he agreed vl- m ii . miUAlrV. o m i C W T SKY strike Cite’AST* line up*init'slturllie GifaF'ithil Axle idni'it'of ‘.fie ' V,M Im L ^ SKY.—Strikers V h iloM m In Detroit "b ile watting t„ receive their Inst paychecks until the ill*— 7i IsnI. Snmv and tenipriutiirca-in the 20’* nceurding ‘ «“ 1 A" ‘ Utdown tin mimlher of workers , n picket lines nt Mnliigml plant/ (Intarnutioiml Sotindphoto) ** * outline^of American foreign policy . . . the outline given by the President in his Navy Duy liddress. ■ That policy is fine, said Hurley, but, in his word*, ‘ ‘professional diplomats hi the lower echelons : are frustrating attainment of un- ' I pounced policy alms.” The retiring ambassador to Chungking said that the United I State* had. “ finished the war in - the Far East furnishing LendA I- D u I n n J / * M a a 1 IJtaso -nptdics Utlil Using all our u n a n a o lYICGt roputullim .to undermine demo Little damage i„ Seminole eracy and l»>|*ter imperialism and County’s main vegetable cropeouunutdsm.’’ c-enroie an.i Some Cities Afraid ceueiai Huriev smd that m tins lettuce, lla* la’en tvporled by lime he was assigned to China 1the^union a nnr s rG.\fs has s leceived ^ ^ •suit* t sof rthew wars to s sdate, i s thei s in- ‘h ° x r s tv s ? * «% ,^ a r s L \ s , — . ^ _. . . o f M o u r a in ff 1 Dom I$ilivu'llen*>uch. In- lutest breakdown in ef­ forts to resume wage talks ctnic |when Ueiienil Motors turned down n union bid to reopen the Jdiscussions. ti.M l>tuniled Iho J I _ D ! . l . union'- wage demands as ” unJ V lllC Q 111 I \ 1 0 l S ; reasoimble” ami said unless they •were modified. the enmpuny eould see no point in continuing P p H o r a l i o n P T O t e 8 t s ’ discussions. The coiporntlnn also i lu c it tiiu iit * u “ . charged the union with cheating tirnntinmil imlldc* of atHto court* j try's lenders, nm^’the United Na­ tions Urganixution. Wheeler asserted that lie d»es not believe Russia wants war. 1 hen lie said: ’’We must null appeasing Runsia and let her know once and for all we did not Hghl this war to let her enslave the people oT Europe," "She ngreeft to out high prin­ ciple* in her hour of di*lre.<a,' Against search Kyi a "situation of lawlessness1’ by continued Wheeler. "Silt must General Bradley Preabide by them now." , , /* British Of Villages f t ! .U T E t J S ’Sa’ a S ; "No one wants war with bussented w ith Grange growers following the eoid--i Nine Club League t>> the late pre*iddm itoo«vcit .-----------workers from going to their Jobs. sin," ho declared, “ but we callJERUSALEM, Nov. 27,* ()V>— I The union countered bv chnrg- rot anil must not put our stump Colored Florida Cap iiccnmpniiied bv' Vi.''1«."‘am*- i.:V Would Hurl Income hlapse l‘ ww of,liri'l'the u''1 government ,,m'cn‘ io1of* The Jewish National Council III log that the company's reply of approval upon every violation -----------and a lciii|i‘i.ii T ’ ............. I'Idling K ai-Shek and k e e p tin ! TilM ttno'hits- c*Hed - for u—lmll ^constituted another violation of of the pledges made to the people ______ tmi ________________ GuneniUJmnr._lliadlgy_y.ili IM" 1 •L Snndn _____ Chlimie Army—in . the, war.—Next hour of mourning todny lor the the National Labor Hclutldiuf Al'i oTlh‘6 world 'W y rtw tcr ic o > Kng iiTIi John Krider. Ed Whltner and ip importance, he declared, wus Jews killed in yesterday’s out-1 and denied knowledge of any so- |III1(| .Russia herself. Wc must delighted with the orange colored V.Tiiti e . , 1 >l; , r J o i n icporter represented San- to hatnuinlte i elation* between no'r put'our "stamp of approval FI<;iMa l-cgio., cap presented t« In .......... .. h l.reoks in villages north of Tel cutlcsl illegal picketing: CHELAN, Wash.. Nov. 27. </P) Aviv. The unofficial figures place I Meanwhile, company tinon'human slavery of the white him lip fommunder Jack IliK’eo Ilona, lo v tiu i. p a toolailv the foul Sunday. afternoon In ’tli ■ American ________ und Chinese govern. — Sorrowfully, the town of t'iimplwll-l.o*»flig Post of west -i e, llteii d ni'ge land,, when officials and directors I manta and between the military ri«.l«nrr°wr.lih^' I.lhmiilfinll u l I the number of dead nt nine, with) men estimated 225,«(»0 GM cm- races after fighting a war til Uteiun, Waih. I* counting IU , „ t ieuBt 7r> wuunded. nloyeca across tin- country were free'the black luces." Sanford that he wanted to wear lender ciop-. • including English nf the Florida State League met 1 ustldUhments of „o(i oinuries. dead today, and there’s scarcely ThrveteranSenator suggested M all of one day during the Nu* teas, let tine and tom itoes. Hem* and diseuaaisl the possibility of *’Hoth of these objective*.’' suid The Council’s edict culls for' Idle u s ii result o f the strike, a family on 25-milc creek that ull shops ami factories to chme ( Another 1(1,000 unto workers * liotial Legion t (invention at and s<|Unsh were imported killcil. Sanford entering the cirruit and lluiley, ’’ were necotupHshetl." is not mourning the loss of n ilown and all street tiaffic tu be —' employees of the Ford Motor that the United States, as he Chicago and would have dime so but most of these rrnps had b ‘en furring the league Into B»alne| Hut Hurley said it was no child In yesterday’s tragic school halted. The half-hour closing, the Company — will lie Idle for sev- expressed it. “ have tho courage piohiibly bad not |b* ilolegution. harvested. Esnii.de. of which i club affair. secret that the American policy in to cull a real peace conference bus accident. from Missouri. the general's there i* 1101 aeies phtnled in the Before going Into the icsiilt. Uhl tin did not have the support council says, is ’’ ill respect ’ for uitil daye^latcr this week. The One of the -few lucky families those who died for the light of company said it would lay- off and lei us do it with or without home state,protested, it war re- county, may huv been nipped of Sunday's meeting, Kridri re- of ull the rureer men in the State Russia’s participation.” with school-age children is the Jewa in eohlei I■un 1111■■- Lettuce ports he attended the animat Department, lie asserted that tho to bring their brothen to that many workers because,of a Wheeler, one „f the leaders of K irtril this morning byJ. Held A. R. Rice family. Rice is *u Palestine ann,department adjutant of tiles,- sections nuiv sliow a stiiall’ league meeting hold at Slliei professional foreign service men end to defend their) shortage of parts. Ford, Vice the pre-war isolationist group In . teschar, nt Chelan, and yesterday, lives.’’ l'” '» Springs lust month. He snid all sided will the Chinese Communist Florida. • i President . M. L. Btickcr said the this country^- said that such Q|hc and his 16 ypar old son, Alan, No damage to eilm-> I toil tvo* eight idubs that weie opera ting pprti a, wliirt llurlvy describoti Thw General Fedeuitjiuu, oj j production curtailment, wai due conferenro ■should consider -uni­ , J'hc can presented tu General doeldM (o drive %i'**haol IbatMUl Jewish r, Kiinon! 4 1 * ■•aav Pane lepoited bv tori,I paehet* Who'I when tlm loop fohlpd tip lii'im t a- Die tmtlon.Tut bwv JI nuiton- ■• ’ Labor at Ih* sumo time j to ikork stoppages in 15 sup- versal abolition of eonscrlptlnn, of taking the bus. But his daugh­ sent strong -aid that op the ennirurv the were represonted and officials whose policy it wa* to keep GltUm cables of protest to plier plants and not the General progressive tnullilatcral disnrma ter, Peggy, took ths bus as usual. American ami cold had given III," f*nit I'oloi, voted to give Sanford llir fir-l divided against herself. Hritlsh labor or- Motors strike, They -were following about a half ganlxatlons, U ami sweet lies*. Ojiportlllillv to enter tile lesgue Hurley charge'd in effect that protesting against the IC,aiZiV“ li',"nl ei,,,lrtJlECC Gets Application riuvpt mile behind the bus, Rice says, Ueleiy glower* liarf aeluali) if some "weak *i*tei" found it he Undermined in his effort* by British search of Jewish villages. when suddenly, through the ---------■ ’ -------; For Sanford Station welemned llie eotdei weather necessary to emlnil operations. prolessionnl diplomat* who advis­ The protrsts, dispatched to the snow, they saw h neighbor’s whleli pi event* the enqi fiom Prior to the meeting Sunday ed the Communist* that his ef­ boy coming up the road waving A F of 1. and CIO in the United j Ball Tells Of DuPont mat ill ing ttxi i|itiekly. aiid»el|ini . ATLANTA. Nov. 27. (AIM John (laurel of Orlando started forts in behalf of Chungking diih States and the Hritlsh l-nbor his arms. mite* insect pest* that thrive tin* bull lolling to get Sanford not represent the policy ol Ilie declares none o f the Jewish ! Millions Jn Florida, % * '£ & in win in weutbei The boy told them the bus Parly, in llie eireoll even if it meant United State*. population in tho village* entered j had left, the road, and pointed operating- nn a nine rlllb liasis. ! w f js r ,’ a i . m I k a o i . « i over tVe embankment to thp liy the Hritlsh forces was armed lie pointed .out. Iliut Hanford wa* or used firearm*. ~ t* -Jtwnter. There was no sign of the 27. Mh-Edward Dali, tftislee ;-f llltlir, Ml Hanford. Flu. well situateil and would be of bus, Rice says, hue he saw his lifted Dill out eslnti. Tho proposed station would lie the greatest unpin lance to the daughter, Peggy, swimming and |“ 251) league in mam way*. It wa* munique ttmi lirmsn troop* m n i ((hc p| u .( tjmt Mayor Edward Higtoday und drew u picture »f ........, __ i...................... towing another girl. ‘ Hi* son previously reported that Orlando, watts und unlimited hours. out plunged into the icy wutcr to * r.ail.HrJ On l',.or I gin* is in Washington. D.C., no; millions upon millions of Dtil’i DcLoii''. Leesburg and Daytona give aid, but soon called for meeting was'held Monday evening, asset* und properties s e u lte ltd were in farm ,,f thr plun and over the state. •. . help himself, and his fsthcr i —------1liuil tlm foot northern, cities, Testifying at un littci-.dut-1 C p I . H l i r r y W u S tC T J umped in' after him. But other I g%m r , • ■ ■■ i i m / y ! 1th liee .Seminole County Health I lent. .1. U. Eii- sell, after tw o! Gaiiiieivllle, Oeala, I'alutka and fupl. Martin It. Willhummi lias 4 i smillen were less lucky, for 05 1 OintCrS In 11*1-0 and Tulievculosls Association will r«iniincrrt* fominiHHion liuarlmT^, . V'1.,r. „f. ervice, with On- II. B, 'N't Aiiiiisline were again.I .such rwcntly l^un iliscliaigd from the over mor^iinixution of llu* riuriilu C iC lH A r m y D lS C h cirjtfO 16 children perished thcro in the Poblie Health Serviee, Divlplou JH, move. Army after extensive training in Home For Christmas waters of Chelan Lake. East Coast Hallway, Hall de J -----------,.f Mabuni Uu.ilr.il. in Missis’ ’oliowing un open session at the states und serving sixteen II lOlllliunl I r•*«•■ I'rtur <»»»»• I -----------with Mrs. C. Pynchna of the clured that acllun liy the D i-l CpI. Harry ).. ester, vetcrun sippi, Geurglu. and Manning, months overseas With tin InfuiiWASHINGTON; Nov. 27, (A>)_1-Stale Tuberculosis Association Pont*, taken at tho request of (lf T}l|n | Army- operations in S U. Im ireeived Id* boiioraldr iry. former Governor Siiessanl Hoi France, Germany und —Austria. I dlseiiaige and Im* relutned to From Paris come* good news for offiec. .Lieut Don Jackson Alter entering Ilie Army in land, was now saving ’’ million iu»s received his ..... liable ills- his I...... . 115 Sjimmirlin AveAmerican soldiers in Europe, The Sept, I'Jtl lie was a'.iL,n,iit duty Returns To States Army says tliul nil troops in Mrs. I, K. Southward today of dollum” for political mdi clmrgo from tin- service nt Canip ’ uue. wilh hi* wifi.......... >son at Fort Jackson, S. C uiih the tho European Theater having 115 received word from hei son divisions nn refunding loiiid*. Hcule, Calif. En mule liomu he |Cimrtes. 2Hlli l-Tdii Artillery lialtnliim. He He also depicted plans' for new stopped at the Hollywood CanLieut. Donald Jackson, son of discharge points could expect to Ernest Southward, Phm 1/c, who It*, tilted tmlav tlml on Dee. I. mub then sent to Furl Hill for Fletcher C, Jackson of thin city ho homo for Christmas. The an- has served at Oklnawu and the DuPont projects in sevvrol Flor­ teen uml u n ite,I an autograph 1 In- will resume work a- eiiloiuolntwo courses Mbich included u leluyi forecast. Pacific thentur, that he Imd ida cities, Including ii "Miami of Mary I’irkford sod former Seminole High’ and nouneement say* delays lie arrived gist mh), the Central Florida study of niotoi's and an mlvata-eil* ' ,1. | liecauae 1 x’ I■ in ........................ - -X Rockefeller i'lii 1, 1111 axv%a*u■»u.1J ■ni i if III Jacksonville, oHI navll slal»-i *and 11411■ tlml 111*1 -w'■ Cerilro" and otliri hom e University of. Noilh Carolina -in October Hu tin duy lii g r e e t hiG ; Sfutim i, and -November arrived course in artillery I liter lie was football alar,-ha* returned to hi* of a shipping nhortuKc, iuul l»een he expected to receive his honor* •new Building*, Including n mdin mother, Mr*. S. E. Wester, In known io llie Cgleiy Evpeiimeiit ' I’fc. la-dll II Moughlon.. ■no stationed uguiu ut Foil Jucl.,-oii ! able discharge and return home I Xlatlon, sub-divisions and an ex Lake Mary. home In Philadelphia after serv­ more than made up. • j l.aboililm v lie nisi, re veil led that of Ml. nu,I Mr- lumen .Rough- mid u|„„ Kurt Rucker, Ain. und Hut in Frankfurt, Gcrmuny, very soon. _ jt pansive tourist canip ing with the Army Air Forcv* Wester ......... plans In ■ lesyme plans' to .’stint on tilt the Ion of HU I La-l Second . Street, Fort Riley. Kuusns. 1 .. 1*1 * . whiclt | h <- 4, CpI. 1 * ’“ *"* ,1 In1 I*. I’..')' Mill work I. till lie sailed In tha Pacific Theater. uuld would Ihs the laxt wort! B‘ hii» pro-wur otruputirm nf com -[ mipiovcmcnt nf CSrpon Hpriugh nrriicil Imme recently from llie from New S’ork in June lt*44 with American occupation troops have A number of posters depicting I modern construction Lieut. Jackson, a glider pilot. been cautioned against being overposing und orchestra work, lie „ t Eiiternrisa, with Hie view of Kui opium Theater und liu* re. the 283rd Field Artillery Hiiltu_________ jj participated in numtrous Pacific |y optimistic about getting their this year’* Christmv* Seal, and I was pianist for Larry Ford’s opening it ngsln u- a nU min Ing celvod hi liniioriihlc discharge lion, Orchestra of Tampa, prior to plun1 anil picnic grounds. ^battles and was awarded Uronxe wives and families to Eumpa in showing a typical American, boy ■ lie entered tile service in No­ Copt. Williamson lundi.l in entering the service. While overParticipation Star* for (the 8 olo-! the near future. The deputy chief i btinging a ’ Christmas wrciith i Government Orders Muclt of liti* Work during Hu- vember. Ill 12, trained for IH Flume just prior to the St. l.o acus, he composed mure than pi' t two ycuis ban centered un month,, and . as sent over-eas lircuk througli. llm unit n s monij, PIs m* rk Arch epa11g o, West* |of staff for occupation—Major ‘ homu. aie liciog distributed by r t .,4 In M o u r u n r in i etho-1 Lut in iNewHprini 30 new tunc*. ern Poelfio, New Guinea, Kouth- General H.K. Hull—says the men’s hoy scouts of tU First M llie use of llie DDT insecticide 1in June. I'.ill uttnelied to thp -'-(ttli Infantry cm Philippine*, Northern Luzon, families will be brought over as ■list Church Troop, according to which, lie said, was very effec-| As a truck drivel with llie Division and purticipateil in the WASHINGTON, Nov. 27, M’l Okinawa and the Japanese Air soon as possible, but wurns that T. E. Tucker, scout leader. One live in eliminating insect pests, FourtJi Aimoied Division of the First Army's ..... drlv*1 ucros- norlli— -Offwwive. campaign*. it still Is Impossible tu set It fill)1 '! cs-pccintly-malarin hrmting- mns » Thtnt A i t r i t t a n y . - h r pnr-1 m , FVanrt- nmi nnd—nit,*—lUdgimu. * ;'n,"r r a ^ h n S . W o o d m e n To Initiate Following hi* graduation from date ut this tlm qultos. tiripuled ill actions just liefore During the Hi mouths lie was display at ths City Hall as un ies In line with supply, yesterday Seminole High in 1D31 where he Many people have Imen dls- Hut ,St. I.o lireukthroiigh. ut overseas Copt. Williamson* unit Candidates Tonight appointed ■tarrad in football, LiauL Jackaid to the Christmas Seal Halo ordered newsprint inventories cut in buying und upply- A vurnnehe.'. Loricnt, l.uMuns, nerved with eight different infun. ion attended tho Unlveralty of Fire Department Is of tho Tuberculosis Association. below previous ceilings by Dec. 31. ing DDT in sniull qinintities in Tours, Oilcun* and Nancy, lie Approximately 15 candidates un effort to get rid of Insects, an* in France for 18 months, try divisions and Vix different Under an amendent to. the new*1 North Carolina whtra he won a American armies and tho First -*i berth on the All-American second Active Over Weekend Lt. Arthur Branan Jr. print limitation order, L-24U, for membership In the Woodmen he declared. This failure, In und ileclurrd he learned tu get French Army. His uml crowed newspaper publishers may not of the World will be initiated udiled, wu- because of lark of used lo Flinch rooking and deli- the Ro«r river nt Duron, Ger­ V team In 16S4. The - Hanford Fire Deportment Discharged By Army have more than a 25 day supply tonight when the locul organiza­ nnipcr equipment in upplying the racit'X Prior to enturing the many, with tne HUih Division ami o f print paper on hand and in tion holds its regular weekly Insecticide. a busv week end answering servlet) lie mu* u drug clerk in mud® the Rhino crossing ut Buddy Lake Released .1hod of Dec. 31, if they am meeting In the Woodmen Hall Mobile. A In. calls that multiplied with the Worm*. Germany, with thp t5th First Lieut. Arthur Uranan, Jr. transit as ... ..._ ______ ____ ____ i located at 110 I'urk Avenue, aclocated in the central and north From Nava] Service advent of the cold *nup. according who has been home on terminal eastern states. The inventory |cording to an announcement Ui- Waterways Program Division when- Capt. Williamson to Fire Chief M.N. Cleveland. luave since September, and who ceiling heretofore was a aO-duyC day by H, J. Finch, district rep. wus nwarded the I’urt'te Heart for A fire caused by a defective as a pilot of a B-24 was shot A 0U S/C Barnard D. (Buddy) ___ Excluded From Bill Program Planned For wound* received. resen loGvc. Leke, former Hanford athlete end oil heeler, did considerable dam­ down and mad* a prisoner of supply. Wilh the lOlli Dim u n be puiliThe limit for publisher* in Tc locul camp will be hosts professional baseball player, has age to e negro home at 413 East war, following a raid on the WASHINGTON. Nov. 27. l/l’i Bond Premiere Show cipatcd in the cuiiture of Nurrn. and southernstate* is * to representative* of various been discharged from tha United Fifth Street at S:30 o'clock FH- Ploestl oil rcflneriei In Roumania western burg und Munich. During the — An appropriation of $37,000. 45-day Inventory, us compare! camps throughout the Hanford bed at a negro home at 405 in June, 1044, was relieved from State* Navy. A fashion Show under sponsor­ closing day* of the wut liis unit in “ “ “ for rivers and hurlmrs *' district and C. C. Collins, Consul 00U with 50 daya previously Following his graduation from day morning. A cigarette, left on active dutv at Drew Field. Tem« Florida was excluded yesterday ship of the Yowcll (.'oiupuny, served with the Third Infantry Commander, will preside. A High School, Lake played *emi- East Third StrceL^caused minor pa, leit Wednesday, he reported from a House bill when the ap­ will headline the Bond Premiere Division und partlciputcd in the ™ pro bass ball before entering the damage* at 6.-00 I’.Sr. Sunday. this morning. Dr. Milton Hurst propriation* committee In u close Show to lie given Wednesday capture of Bugcnsgutcu, Germany, professlodal rank* with the Boston A hot plat* left In bed at 1103 Following e year of engineer­ BAND TO DKLANI) vote upheld a sqb-cumiiiittue re- evening at 8:16 o'cluck at the and Salsburg, Austria. Just prior Jrives of tho National L**gu West Tenth Street caused a small ing stddv at Bleteon University, Named Noble Grand Br* commendation that $128.475,0(HI Hits Theater, it was announced to V-E Day Capt. Williamson was end Harrisburg ,of tha IksUn fire Honday at, noon. At 3:30 Lieut. Branan, antered the ser­ and Professor Herman Morris, prin­ for rivers and harlmra and flood by Edvvurd F, lane, who will awarded the Bronze Star for out­ League. r J , l o’clock in the afternoon a car fire vice in September, 1842, trained serve us master of ceremonies. Sanfortl Lodge No. 27 I.O.O.F. cipal of Seminole High School, standing achievement. lie eliminated. At tho preoent 4to»», 1“ and hi* at the County Jell wee put out At for e year end e half, end was met Monday evening and elected announced this morning that the control Music for the show will be At the present time Capt. Wil­ The project included improve­ wtfo, lira. Paul hie & CLako, are 4:37 P.M. there was a cell to put sent oversees as a pilot of the Dr. Milton Hurst aa Noble Grand* high school band would go to furnished by the Sanford Naval liamson is residing in Sanfortl ment of the St. Johns River from residing at the homo o f hla mo­ out ■ grass fire at 541 Plumosa 450 Bombardment Group of the Other oficera elected were: Char- DeLand on Saturday, Dec. 8, t> Orchestra. Dick with his wife, the former Janie Paiatka to Sanford, intracoastal Air Station ther Mrs. Elisabeth Lake at Oil Drive. 16lh Air Force tmaed In Italy. lea Stafford a* Vice Grand; N.R. participate In tho annual Christ­ canal from Jacksonville to Miami, Aiken, Hanford tenor, will sing, Raburn, and his small son, Billy. Elm Aveou*. t . He returned to the States in Johnson as secretary; and J.T. mas parade. improvement* to Canaveral har­ accompanied at the piano by He graduated from the University Just Like Washington September. He plane to resume Hardy, treasurer. bor and other waterway and har­ Mrs. George Touhy. Another of Florida in 1038 where he ma­ ----- World . . hie echoollng about tha first of singer will be Mr*. Clarindsr jored in business administration. Many old members were pre­ G IB RE-ENLIST bor developments in the state. t BUENOS AIRES, M V -T a lk aMONTEVIDEO, M l—Tha exec­ the year, he stated. sent, and J.F. McClelland wen Blank Jr. with Mre. Touhy w- Before entering tho service be bout tbs matting pot—Argentina, utor of Mrs. Teresa Enrelbrecht romptnylng. Capt. Rosa Lee was employed by the Metropolitan first prize for being the oldcit YOKOHAMA. Nov. 23. GPi— Bring ’ the Family Which hr* hod a M od o f Itnml- Gadea's estate has asked -the CPL. STARLING OUT Koval. Army nurse, will speak Life lnsuranco Company In Miami. in o f* present and oldest in dura­ Nearly 2,000 veteran* of fight­ newspapers to help him persuade DREW FIELDS Tampa, Nov. tion of membership in the San­ ing in the Pacific re-cnllsUd in DELAWARE. O.. (/P>— Ohio In behalf of the bond drive. He will be associated with the the govern met to take 670.000. In •7, (Special) — Presentation of ford Lodge. 1J.S.ET Starr won » the regular Army today at cere­ Wesleyan University ia planning! Mn. W. R. Smith will an- MetropolUlan Life Llfi Insurance Com• letter to the papers, he said his honorable discharge certifi­ prize for being the oldest Odd monies held In Yokohama’* Octa­ a new phase of co-educstion to I nounce the fashion models who psny in Sanford. Mrs. Gedea left the sum to the cate at the Army Air Forces Fellow present. R.L. Brown wan gon theater. A factor which help merited war veterans com-l will Include: Mrs. Dwight Frea>t to be used for hospi- separation station at this field a prise for being the young**! mode them decide to re-enlist plele their schooling. Murpiy Hall, I man, Mre. J. H. Toqgsman, Miss Awweni Too? 1 the completion of member. .____ is tha prospect of an immediate a fromer cooperative house io r j Cecelia Truluck, Miss Carol SkipBOGOTA, Ml— This price tag ' m In the students, r a t a M home. The n p l n im n Wesleyan'a _ _ _ _ _men 1 0 L._ __ __ will J be , ner, Miss Dsphns Connelly, _ _Miss ■ woe seen at a local »hop-win«low: -KobarM, L. 1Uteda Dyson end Mrs. Betty i «t»*n *n a»«M reretwr ao-day ,fft r lw h l J>n converted.info apartments fpr EaK*“** (Ct,.urpbUn P? t^ > 144 Street viVfiStl% m tbera ' enW fEIji United Stetel.01'e end fhslr wjvee. 'Cvtelo. Called For Jews Local Delegates 'Little Damage To Ganzel Goes To To Legion Meet L°ca* Vegetable Bat for Sanford Ret,™ Home Crws ’ Reportcd - Chelan Residents L ..Mourn Losses In Tragic Accident , CITY BRIEFS s S ' u g r . i i h i ' a ’, c . s i : s l / NUMOBH 5.1. IAmbassador Resigns; Criticizes Support Of State Depart­ ment Career Men WASHINGTON; Nov. 27, DETROIT. Nov*. 27. td i—Both liiiicinl Motors Coipoiation and Democratic < Sejmi^y Uurton K. tisiay that the the.. I in United An to Workers Wheeler _____ asserted ___ , imuit liwi.iy ii |>ir-itiVe U ilior .United Stales is backing both Depart inept ‘ tpoUe (unsettle t" e-jllussju And England in a mad) t!M stri' i! nftei another' fnlluv-i |11., ny another world war , . >■ to lesunn; company *y'l.»n'ne n wm ich, he said, might onu gotution?. civi1 Xut.ion Whceusr muHe the Htatcmiciit Secretary of Labor Lewis SchkclIeribuVh ha* indie itcil his in a siicecli to llie Senate oppos-1 , . ' intention to call t'cpie»cntnlkcs ii'g participation In the present, Cnpt. Rosa Lee nuy»n, Royall. votttnt* .viy.».- of-noth 0f»i„,iii p particar...- to ................. o cnnfercn*e- United Nations Organisation. j Atiny nurse of the Euiopcnii j(| . Wu-hingtoA latei this week. Wheeler declared: “ The only Theater of operations, who will UAW Vice I’ usidcm Waller a«grc*sors today are our *>:iOVe»! speak in Iwhalf of thp \ iclory Ifcuther — lender of the union's and noble peace-loving Allies." Loan drive ut the“ bonii a , Xlgni fight Ii I, get K( t .ill :10 pe, pur cent cent more The Montana .-ii-iiaior Senator mail1 |m ....., show |7 mine |ne .iioiiiiinn the Ritx Thtnt,er *"“ *-----1 Wednwbu fr. m Gener.il M o t o r * M r whttt nc~«d.flittW was' a gloom y evening. H o i!!* Associated Press Leased Wire Schwellenbach Plans Senator Claims Only To Meet With-Both'l—A gg ressors-T od a y Parties In E f f o r t - A r e Peace-Loving To Settle Dispute. A l l i e d N a t i o n s Withj Japanese On Chance! That Pearl Harbor Rumors Were False . , WASHINGTON, Nov. 27. (AP)—Members of the Army Board of 'Inquiry Who drew Up an earlier Pearl Harbor report probably will be call­ ed by the Congress ionnl Pearl Harbor Investigating Committee to take the wit­ ness stand. A committee member, Senator Scott Lucas T U E S D A Y , NOV EM HER 27, 1315 GM And AutojWheeler Says Workers Await U. S. Backs Feder al Move Rush To War Noted Army Nurse | Hull Conferred IH * S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . Established 1!>P8 VOLUME XXXVII Ijicut., Russell Is Discharged F r o m H e a l t h Service ........... C a p t Williamson Discharged A f t e r O v e r s e a s Service j Le s l i e Moughton Discharged A f t e r S e r v i e e In ET0 l.iVr ' ---------------------------------------------- ---------------:_____________ - t / �V : tr i'.i "ih-'i}1 vj.m U nTUESftAY, NOVfiMfljm;2T^j?45 W h y Not Churchmen rhe Sanford Herald OKM bknl In t M ■Uhlnl dull* rjrrkl «ninnlar mad. Umm4mf aI •i i u h i I, lllfrita. Ill N * ( H » Tlfuar, y'OF that it wo* expected would hare to close down when full produc­ tion. of nutomobilc* tire* is renched. . The achievement* of Elliott Simpson arc of particular -in* trr.-st to Floridian* because dur­ ing the past year he ha* nmdc several expeditions into the Ever­ glades searching for plants from which rubber might be made and as n result, reccntl'- amfonneed THE SITUATION John Foster Dulles, American Advisor to the Foreign Ministers Conference In I,ondnn, spoke recently in PhiladoL phln before the Commission for n Just and Durable Pence, made up up of representative* of every Protestant donominntiun in United States and Canndn. The burden of his talk was Kuod will as a peace mechnnism. Mr. Dulles, un lntn national lawyer and leading Hopuhlican of this country urged tljat the United States— and all other nations—face the common threat o7_thc atomic ago by going to work against mankind's common enertftfck. ■vant, fear, dlsrnse and intolerance. He urged Protestants tu join with. Catholic* and: Jews to luunch a concurrent campaign for the well being of men of all nationalities. ar, »»flr**. ru e * * * 1 .• lalU n. IIJ.4 «l HucJt a plan would go far. toaountemot thu present disrup­ Sit li» IW •>( O w ill Iw rb «r*r,t t»» tive fnrras pmaent ill the Uliited Nations and he a guarantee t O r 'I la lx rtlft. of peace. This idwi of giving to the followers of these thm.religious gitiup*-«n impressively large .-ugmont of worlif population—the. common goal of human botturment has at i+lrnitt'two [Kiiudbllilies to rocommond iL. Eimt.Jtfi. effort to P R IC E S « E iu p p o m o }? STAY.DOWU or course!. suitable for this purpose* He w|]f return to Florldb shortly to continue hla investigation and is Confident that In lima the Flor­ ida Everglades will become a valuable source of the nnfkn'x rubber. '-pupply, making It un­ necessary for us to defend on British and Dutch rabbet- rnrtel* for our supply or at^iaaat a pnrt of It. RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR Real Estate Sales Rentals—Mortgage Loans Ap Dependable Insurance and Bonds Phone 960 Room 4, Florida Slate Bank Balding It* HtrwM la ■ •*••*>•* “ • V * trialrd Ptftt nbirk la rvrlu- lf E !• lb* bar lor rr- lo n i f ail M M t illa ito lrb ro < •1 l or w o t oibrrw la* . la tb la P * w rr li* 4 «!• « I*m l Mot ito b lla b rS lirrrlo. rlab la to ro o o b lO o ilo it u | ■»»- , au»* 4« w . h«**|a or* also rrTUESDAY. NOV. 27. J»48 BIllLt Home Loans — Small Loans — G.I'. Loans The world for a long time now has let militarists and politicos’ rpn its.affairs>>!nybe it's time to nee \Vlmt a hn(id of churchmvn, Protestants, Catholics and Jews could do at the job. Moslems and Hindus might later be added to advantage, in the intorest nr permanent peace. /k j.a u LOANS made to. buy, repair or refinance a Home— RenMike payments — Low Interest; rates Justins A t Home —your Savings arc insured here— HEN WHO HAVE BUT ONE OBJECTIVE USUALLY SUC­ One dramatic episode of the war has Iroen* that of ..... CEED. HAUL DID UETTKH AT Rudolph H cjs . Ills spectacular landing in Britain and the COllINTII TttA.N »l« . UU> AT ATinSMFTVJtBUB HR PHKACl. subsequent mystcrioilM Engllsb secrecy mnlnluined about ED A LEAlOvEU 8KHMON him. He comes into the limelight again, just as theatrically, WITH POOR IlKSULTSt I am in war trials at Nuremberg. . determined not to know anything 1 A film, depicting him wjth Goi*ring imd Hitler was run among you, save Ja»u». tTulgl* oiui him crucified.—I Cor. JiJ. i off in court for Hess's benefit in the hope it would vestqfe Huy Christmas fight ttibore idemis. Help *t \\hat no ration point* S unt That'* Hg|it. its and no Iwcoa. No i One thine wo'vo noticed nboiit taxes, they're ull right ns lone as the other fellow hut In pay thvm. One of our earhangeil nppenr.t quite confidant- they—will never merge the Army and Nuvy an long ns tha present demumi for fooThall tickets continue*. First Federal Savings & Loan Association o f Seminole County.— Phone G94 2^9 Magnolia Avc, whilt he clnfips is a loss of memory. Watching hi read iuns! ' closely well) such important American* as Justice Robert "YiinAtoh Jackson, chief American prosecutor, 'Maj. Gen. William J. : Donovan, fountr head of the bureau of Strategic Services,! W as well as learned psychiatrists. Vila’S £7* No quo wfints to dtipllciile the Nazi system i,f couri1 *’ •*"'*’ room injustice. The comptilHion is strong in America to . give everyone a fair trial. There is, also, just the probability ; ~ v thut Hiss is adiially sufferiiig froth some mental dl* ur-; inrly uxisiricai bailee. It is right to he careful about justice in these Naxi; ""'"""utrials which are so Impuitaut in setting world precedents. ; nhiK-s' ami But ^iere are also many circumstances at home involv-j „r tapuirini—tl lag Americans who would profit by having the attention | Sun-.-* im* of men like Jackson, Donovun and first, class psychiatrists, i fjD'1,lnn'1 *•}« There are sltlf- jails-in-thls country where child -offenders ! tfrmiliti tile rF are detained in the same cell with hardened offenders while ,W n jn-ifcctcd uwnitliig disposition- UltIO for -the mentally ill in many com- nttractInit the niuaitles is negligent in the extreme. Jonil,,* r.hocmnl Uncle Nam does right to insist upon justicp abroad, i , •nJ'ei He would do well to insist on more of that same scientific i Hmj ‘ninu' gentleness m the treatment of |>eop]u at home. , Itcpalf. So in While W e Hhve Your Attention' 1-ct un remind you thnt our '""dui't- 1 Ik'lifi!, Sun Yellow and Fusehln., said, "but now no mat a, * i, Ilia Uie crowning raauH or I wnlkine on the Imr >lea roi i inVentivo gi'iilua is l Ids feot. Farmers I netliadi fn.mil i.. hi* icnisrkabio shoe from cities need worn repair m atei,.: known as Simp- about having impro| "Is ,,f »**a* R mild Shoe p-j-nle With shoe*. Lnige families iBl Tien it slums con bo inpuirud aim ' f clilldrcn whose ravoio- Tmtni“ in“n jiffy and nt ihe cor.ti'ni't rrwmanson*—nnr* '• have uf only n few cents. The m il-1 their children’s niiuvi ind hiu loriol comfta in jar*, with a »uf-i the eo«t of a few cei or iho ficiint ouantity In n $1 Jar to i Thu* WJurd Shoe icpnir from 51) to 75 pair* of | bo it boon to millions Lcjilli- ..low*. Anyone con uusilv apply . all over the world." ! CJi’iOt il olid shoes with worn Holes can j A third Simpson I xl Slow laj permanently repaired by *lm- synthetic crepe rubbe » these ply applying the inntorJal to the theae will lie manul radio gtrvlre won't "arrive soon"—It's "I hoo here" all > the time. HAUERS lift 31. Park Are. I'hope 29 Umpiring Is Hurd D E P E N D A B L E ' BUSlf4E S 5 AND Touchton Drug Co, P R O F E S S I O N A L > S H R V ♦l F OVER fioo.ooo PRESCRIPTION^ PILLED JENNINGS REED STORE TOO’LATE TO CLASSIFY By RU3HELL KAY ■Congress, possibly taking Its cue from the rest of the country, Is getting d tip with strikes. Hops* leader* h*ve announced prospects fat passage of several so-called anti-labor bills which would atrloualy curtail the prlvllag** which union* now enjoy, Mtbur has been In the saddle throughout the floosavslt Admin­ istration with growing Indications among union lenders of tho-qrrogance which comes from Ipe |»oasession of too. much power. As big bankers and money barons asked for the dog houae- which thsy got .following tho excesses of tha eatravagsiit twenties, so may Uhor leaders now be htadlng 'Now that tha Sanfonl Naval |r|r Rtelion, which when first Urtcd a* a municipal airport end Mi’l'lt era having paroxisms uf fear that Sanford revart to Us atalus of "Innocuous ilsapaiada." Such fears era aroundleaa, ws believe, If evoryona will pull together and us* tha brains atw money thpy have now to make Sanford a bigger and better city. ‘‘Shape am a hundred different WON which could ha made of the Station property any on exf which would prove, a. tremendous asset Id till* eity. Why not turn it Into >« P*‘ «raburg, Fin, ay .a copy* qf the Ht.Patar*t .up- Twenty five years ugJ, u young nian named Klllolt Simp­ son Irumpod the streets of New Yurk' looking for A Job. Tho soles of'hie-shoes wore llnougli. Like n great many other young Americans have dope, Hllapson stuffed sheets of newspapers In S a sole* to keep hi* feut off e ground. AdverMty and hardship are often blessing* in disguise and It proved to be the case with Elliott Hlmpsnn, for he never forgot that experience and re­ solved that1some day he would 1*1 A Xaelnnt Arm If you drive or If your car or truck is driven In any Stale in the Union and is Involvwl in an accident, you can be com­ pelled to return to that Stale Recently a party from an* other State had an automobile accident in Hanford. He was Insared In ona of the companiaa wa reprasant, Tha inaurance company agreed m Pag any- claim for ■bodily injury and property damage' against hint and he was allowed to eontlnua hi* trip. probably ANNOUNCING JEWELER LODGE & RON GROCERIES • MEATS VEGETABLES is it. awe at. nb.de The Kilgore Seed Co. 202 East Pint Street MICKEY'S 'PHARMACY us a. Park a**.. H*< SANFORD BLRCTRIC CONTRACTING CO. B leetH ael N s s s l n ta gM .sbelle A v*. nWM 4 4 im THE Car — RADIOS — Home _ We fix them. Just call u. B A D E R R A D IO & E L E C T R IC S E R V IC E 1 IS Msssells Are. P b e » xa Cw>rS«M 1*4*. IS.Ui.HMS f**l*r* b t H o , 1*0. CAMPBELL SECURITY FRED A SEEp STORE aai w. isi *4. 1 Mm . oar ROY JOHNSON’S RED-BARN RESTAURANT UNCLE JOHN wyn: Ear Radio and Electric Ra- .'-trst arse, ■•*4 era4« . All m r«o base SERVICE * On Highway 17 — 3 Miles South Of - Sanford - Fla. Nov. 28, 1945 SANFORD Aulo Parta Co. Featuring STEAK - FRIED CHICKEN - BHRJMP Serving good food moderately Priced in a nice Congenial Atmoaphere. Souther*! ^ Datrlga . lea - CiSMn HABRYTI BAR % LIQUOR STORE R SERVICE RtBUTORS Open U A.M. Close 11 P.M. Closed On Tuesdays We fere* . MMWiMIM * fJ C. F . W E R T Diumondit'-Watches Law Automobile Owners & Drlvera ■kbo niiii ravens r . n. Wewlealf m *«■>• "»♦*'< •*4 Wa*H* VerS*. OPENING Long I’ b sa e IM DlatrlliHlnra «l h ie Cit y d r u g co . THE PEN8LAH STORE p h m. W at. r i w t ava Among R|*‘» upa and dpwna that 1 don’t Him U Lavin' a alala aaat at a movie •how * - > U pw ag n p Ik «lst tiu �—M i.** I*. TV**"*.—77 ^ i Y 1. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1943 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FIA1RIDA PAGE HIRER ■l— And Personal Activities Mi r. And Mrs.McLaulin Have Golden Wedding TERRACE TALK •Mr. mid Mrs. Henry McLaulin. Tele. No. 148 The hunters aie bringing in Sr. were honored Inst evening in . the suet ,-ssful celebration of their golden wed­ the gdnie . . ding anniversary by their sons deer hunters have Iwen: W. C. ami dnughtcrs-in-law-s, I)r. and am.i. iionitY nkwman . dr. TOLAR. QEIRGE MAFFET, Mrs. Henry Mcl-aulin, Jr, “ "J |timi n' i'i TtiViniV 'Vins;«' uV\i ' Mr. urtd Mrs. Victor McLaulin “ H3 pv nT,,,° w in J o ?it? VtVv' ut tho latter's home at 404 West u\v*S2B Miss Mary Young has returned Nineteenth Street with an informal RY WIGHT II. The fortunate turki-v hunter* nic: CLAUDE home from West Paint Beach open house. CLAUDE WIIIDwhero she spent several days.. Standing in the receiving lino WHIDDON, were: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mc- DON JR., ami ELSIE HUTCHlSON.-MCKAY TRULUCK bag­ Mrs. Anne Dodcnhantcr of Lnulin. Sr., Dr. and Mrs. Henry ged 22 ducks in ode duy which Avondale Estate, Georgia, is visit­ McLaulin. Jr., und Mr. and Mrs. inc.'ided mallards, (due hills and ing her sister, Mrs. Fred H. Victor McLaulin. und Mr. and pin tails. Mrs. R.A. Bollinger of Macon, Harrison, on Maple Avenue. Word ha* been received that Ga. Mrs. Henry McLnulin, Sr. LIEliT. MAURICE I.F.E a n d Mrs. W. F. Brunson ha* return­ chose to wear a black crepe dress wif. JANET and LIEUT. Ill V ed to her home 2123 Palmetto with sequin trim, a matching REED, formerly of Sanford, are Avenue after spending sonictimo sequin hair ornament and u cor­ now tesiding together in At­ of Mnrechal Neil roses.* Mr. in the Orange General Hoapital sage ami Mrs, R.A. xSoillngcr stood lanta City, if vou rememlwr in Orlando. with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mc­ MAURICE and ROY wont "reLnulin. Sr. when they were mnr- gul. i Navy." DORIS REED ■* I visiting . her on Nov. 2<1, 1895. , . family . in Miumi .. George Moye uml Malcolm tied The rooms of the home were f°* short time and B in will Foster have returned to Atlanta henutifully decorated with ar-jJ 0' 11 her for XMAS, after liuving spent the weekend rmigomcnt* of gold chrysanth-j On a breezy Monday morning uitli M rs..At. E. Moye. einurni. The dining naim table I MRS L. T. DOSS was wealing was "coverts! with ‘ a ' lace tlotft n blight, blue top roar . •• . Mb. and Mr*. Dm, Norton a m f « nd( ‘'entered with a Crysfal bowl MRS. MORRIS SPENCER .i son. Dick, irom Vergennes, Ver-.containing fbiy chryaanthempms chnitieuse jacket . . . . MARA moot; ami M r and Mrs. H. B. >>V crystal.cnndel- HOI.I.HR ami MRS. SAM HIGH . ANNIE Levy of Geneva were the recent a*inL holding white taper*. A stl TON -oiling bond*.. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sant Levy oP Cclefy'-A venue. Society Editori Cecelia Truluck 8 Of Grammar Social Calendar Room School Has Program P e r s o n a l s TUESDAY Room eight of the Sanford The Philuthea Ciaaa of the Presbyterian Church will meet Grammar School presented a pro­ Tuesday -at 7:30 P. M. in the gram and a play "The Negroes' home of Mrs. F. W. Fite on Gifts To America" Thursday Nov­ Celery Avenue with Mrs. II. V. ember 15 undo, the direction of Miss Lucille Campbell, teacher of Hetzcl as co-hostess. the class. • FRIDAY,} The U.D.C. will hold an evenTommy Wilkinson lend the de­ leg meeting Friday at the horn-* votional exercise*; Hetty Brlsson %_M rn . J.M. Hayes at till West read "The Coquette" and Connlo . Six. ' Street ut 8:00 I*. II. |l.udwig led the ciioral reading nSixteenth All members arc urged to a t - ; boat Black Gabriel. Grady Burch Und. ' •*>* • * Job » * Fo{ *■-lead • "Tile Laud• »»Had• A MONDAY -■ , Me" and Wilev Jarrell rcatl a The Board of the Presbyterian 1 |,<>em "Why Adam Sinned" by Womens Auxiliary will inert at Alex Rogers. the .Presbyterian Church on Dec. Folly Robinson told theVtudenla 3 at 3:30 \P.M. * about the first negroes who canto to America and the neuro, Chrispus Atturks, the first man to Bridge Party. Given give his- life for U. S. independ•By Mrs. Stinecipher cnee. Betty Mae Turner told of Booker T. Washington und George ; Mrs. J.M. Mill, .-cipher entertain llerndou disctisseil Dr. Carver, oil in her home Inst evening with [the scientist a bridge party in honor o| Mis£ Johnnie JqynciiL iatH about two Lollec Melvin, Now Smyrna bride I tliA negro uoiT songs “ The elect, whoso marriage will be j Levep SonJ>".umr "Chlck-a-hanka" ♦ ah' event of Hit . ll al the First whith were sung by the* students Baptist Church . in New Smyrna. In form-eight. •The rooms of the home wen1 Helen Broiler discussed' the Lieut, und Mrs. W. M. Thig­ decorated witli red and green great 'nettrn poet. Paid Lawrcnre pen Jr. und daughter arc spend­ earning out the Christinas motif. |„lnjw,r, ,tm| Sherman English mi- ing Mime time with Lieut. Thig­ Aftsr several prugixM-jons of lm„nclN| uu. -Ain't GVrlno pen's parents Mr. and Mrs. W. Ldogc had bcci| played high study War No More" and "Swing M. Thigpen at their hdme nt im ns prize was awarded in Mi ... |,„M. jjweet Chariot." Charlotte K0K Mugiinlia Avenue. James Crapps and socoml high Walt* announced two songs "Old to Miss Fiances HuurIiuhi. Mi Uncle Ned" ami "Steal Away". Jane Rrnoks won serretio prize Margntel Malloy tulked concern­ Lieut, mid Mm.* Tllniiuis Kirk­ and Mrs. Robert O'llura was ing tin- old timu negro prt-aehut land und son, Tommy, have re­ awarded low score pri.:e. Tiio und Waller Roiilli preached “ An turned to Sanford and lire rchostess piesented the • htmoree Antebellum Sermon" winch \\us Hiiling for the time being with Mitchell ut with a bride's bonk n» n. ipcmetito ■written by •Find . Jjiwrencp Dun- Mr. and Mrs. .1. of the" occasion. luir. The program wns cum hided tlieir home, t i l l Magnolia Ave­ Mrs. Stinecipher assisted by wflli the singing of the song "Go nue. . little' Grace Marie Stinecipher, Down Moses” . trude Gilbert served refreshment« A free will itfforing was col­ Mrs. Jack Steinpcr and Mrs. Gcr* lected to send to the Children’s Lieut. Franklin Unman. USNIl. is spending his leave with his ♦Wthe .ollnwing: Miss Lollee Mel­ Home Society. parents Mr. und Mrs. ('. F. Branvin, Miss Frances Haughton. Mi- < Betty I-ce Birch, Miss June mi on llecvcr Road. I.ieut. Itrahan has just returned from a tour Brcoke all of New Smyrna and' Supper Sponsored Miss Cecelia Truluck. of duty in tho Farifir theater of , Also: Mrs. Halonn E. Conner, By Philathea Class war. Mrs. Guy Pcllott, Mr . Henry Svtoope, Mrs. Robert O'Hara. The I’hiluthcu Class of tho Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Zuchry Jr. Mrs. .Charles Muhsn ull of New First Baptirt Church sponsored Smyrna. Mrs. Janies Crapps and its nniiunl turkey supper for mem­ of Washington. D. (’. arc visiting Mrs. James Wright. |bers of the rlHss, escorts and their parents Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ingley and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. frit nils in the church annex Mon- 1 Knrhry. AV., lt^ Z «ch ry-J r. hns jfrtav ntirhrr just returned from u tour of The hanouct loom was decorat­ duty in the European theater ed in holiday colnrs. The tables of war. arranged in " T " shape, were ovrrInid with white linen rlnths. Lighted red tapers surrounded and Mr*. Clayton Smith, Mrs. W. with branches o f Brazilian pepper F. Brooks. Jr.. , Mr. and Mrs. ami vase* o f poinsetlins were John Cullutn. Mr. and Mrs. Doug­ used to decorate the tallies. Di-dcrick/Mi*. John Lee, htrs. Mrs. J.M. Stinecipher, teacher ins T..M. Faulk, Miss Ruth Cummings, of the dais, received the guests npd Mr. and Mrs. Fhillip Trued, ut the .door. Supper wur served t Also Mrs. John Kader, Mrs. C. buffet ill vie. •E. GustaVson, Mrs. Nell K. Strlpi r i s * «;•. jjS! Mr*. Roy C. Reel, Mrs? Waller ,• - . . . fttlneeipkcr -I*'d •gyi'tip singing, Juhiel'TlIscr.'MK »ml with 5lrs. M.C. Stone as nccorn- reslerTMr*. Mrs. J.M. Stinecipher, Miss Grace punisL Mrs. John Ia*e rend "Th'* w\ Mari*. Stinecipher, Mr. and Mrs. Origin of Thanksgiving" which Julian ponder, and Mr. mid Mrs. traced the holiday to tho lsrcnl- J.E. Courier, Jrites. Those attending were: Mr. and Mr*. A.D. Holloway, Mr. and Mrs. L Anise seed, now huked in rolls M.G. Stone, Mrs. JAV. Bryun. und found to he good for colicky Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ktcmper, Mr. 1bublcs*- is mentioned In the Bible. Soon the new k *£&■■•* m Deebraling Bureau • net5 twice h0' iii,cd ,ho c»’,cag,a Metropolitan Opera A ii i m *\t u yc.iv, thus keeping Has Lavish Opening A d d e d T o M n th e r ’ s W ••t f utc.. t-ic ai.j trend. -----------. D. W. Bwitu o f Chicago. III., NEW YORK. CITY. Nov. 27, A complete decorating consult-1 who hns recently returned front (d’ l - New York City's society, Ing btircuu with ihuiglas R. Alndi-j three und a half years in the Ar­ knows today that oil is right will, son ot Atlanta in charge has bee i . my, hns been made assistant the neorid once more, for .ho established by the Mather Fund- mmiiigcr ot the local Mather Metropolitan Opera has held, it* tuns Stores. Jack Mother, presi-' Store. * Mr. Brunson announced, first post war opening. And it was ilont, announced IBB itiicuU AIr. Swan wan formerly connected as lavish an opening ns could be through bay Brunyn, manager •with Marshnll-Ficld amt Company hoped for lust night, with the of Mnthcr of Sanford. ! in the interi<ir decoratk de| nrtou st dazzling uispliiy of diamonds Mr. Madison conies to Mather's! incut and will tic glad, takc any and ermines -in years. with 17 years experience in the filocal calls and work*, '•piimctMrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt were decorating field during which ion with Mr. MndisonJ etl. her tinditioniil homl-baud. Mi-. George Washington Kiiviinuugh wore diamond bracelets ui* to her elbow and John Jacob Astor Wore white tie and no opera hot. The cream of the four-hundred flung aside wartime iinstc-ty an I u n ­ earned pence with a Invishttc** worthy of Diamond Jim Rntdy iind Lillian Russell. The crowning* touch of the oc­ casion was the presence in the audience of tlie First Ladv «.' the Land, Mrs. Hurry Truman and her daughter. Mary Margaret, They were among the conserva­ tives as far n»- die.-- Aenl. Neither wore fins but simple, tailored blub - cloth, .m ats which ,cqyeit-1 simple, distinguished e v e n i n g dresses and Jewelry consisting only of stran^ of, pearls. Moreover. nod First •t IK.jnT Those serving were: Mrs. LAWTON said his was a - 1P3S I lie1‘gun at *8:00. FRANK* BRAN Margaret Barnes Mrs. E. D. edition . . . . Brownlee,. Mrs. A.l>. Smith, Mrs. NAN home on leave front III L,L Frazier, Mrs. C.U. Howard, Nnii mut looking swell . . . . Mrs. W.L. Hf-uinlrv. Mrs. L.F. RICHARD DBAS fresh hack Boyle. Mrs. 11.11. McCasliu, 'Mrs. from Atlunta wearing a grey J.D. Woodruff, Mis. D.L. Thrash­ gab-inline witli green striped . . . GEORGE DANGLEer, -Mrs. Frank MacNuill, Mrs. It. tie G. I.uhinski and Miss Lillian MAN in flight jucket with » Ituylc. Miss Charlotte Smith was "de vil" cat looued ’ on the right in rhargo of the guest tmok, whicli aide . . KAT OVEN in giyy was tied witli white anil gold and blue striped suit . . . . GENE rihlions and gold hell*. TUCKER immaculate as alwayApproximately 125 friends call­ in a new grey suit with ptaro.m ed during the hours of 7:00 and tie . . DORIS IIALl. in i l>:00 p. m. Among the out-of-town shucking pink jacket. ItlltTII* VNNOI Nt’ HMKNT guests were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wednesday Sanford will play, Womack and children Orion and Lec-burg in Leesburg ami the Mr. imd Mrs. 'Joseph l\ Mimin'k Emily of Havana, Culm. event will lie •thefr hOnieciimiiig ! *t *j ,• announce the lilt lit of a . . . . Good luck to our team. on on Nov. 20 ai the FernuldGuv you know that by losing I Ijmghlon Mi nuoial llo-pitul. Alterations M a d e the Holies' game we lost mu In Hollywood Shop chance* of winning the conferene. ( lean Haul . . ami -if scuttlebutt is true • _ LA PLATA, Atgentlim, td’ t The Hollywood Shop, women's the Holies team played plenty ready • to • wear establishment, dlrti . . . . several of our l»w i-Mia.. I'ttstria rrtittco ie|Kirte,l a wenInjured ! man knocked on Iter dtior. came which has recently tieen enlarged mid remodeled, will J»e 'o p e n -lo t _T ;-iH i»-il-hriefir . rH f-y m u t,! In* inuliU'tl 'M t'Ulfe WUIUtlhlug two one that we I <nttaries, took «« o eake> of soap, fnspcnlOn • r im -r r ifo rS iH T n V tilb e ’ a defect. 7t' mot imi Hou«p. Thursday evening at] outgrow only too soon. . . . Lll-'i ,l1"* " 1" " ,l ' , " ‘ c '• ■ • • K U *; A .1.* i* i-* nun ..... . It'vnmlii urresteil u a mini man uml m rv from *8:30 until 10:30 oVIock, itjw Imuli* ynmln urresteil wnn announced todny liy Kutln ynl nhiru* in a houms . . . 1MMCK- I * * J .!!!.«iiumii une the soap.BRAY: The maVt ni'aiilfest 'sigVi i Hot the nimi said he . •» ijdn't ie Brooks, mnnngrr. »«’ " ’" k .,h n " The fermal opening of Ilie new of wisdom is continued cheer-1 store will lie held on Saturday, fulnc*. . MONTAIGNE: Tii l Dec. I, she stated. fie* make perfection, but pet The enlargement gives the new fecti n !:• no trifle. . . MICHE­ S|H*dnl color* and types id stmr double the former selling LANGELO*. 1 hutl rathe;- Ik- -ics point me used for \iiov innspace with additional fitting than idle. . . . FENKCA; 'I lie vntesreut liospit.il' a* no aid in rooms and an alteration work test of a civilization is the place | ruling- neiiropsydiopalic caseroom. A new children's depart; which it a ssig n s to wojii**ii . . igenl is included under the man­ L A I'IT T T E ............. U. E. T. agement of Murthn Stewart. All fixtures hnvo been done iit RoblN-r Wtupper WARSAW, 4/H)—'The governprimn vera mahogany. The in­ terior decoration combine modern on-lit ordered tile "old dt>'," <'f wullpapcr with painted surfaces. Warsaw, destroyed hv the Nazis, All lighting is fluorescent. The to be walled up to prevent pilfer­ store will be nir-cofiditinned. ing und thefts mnnug tin- ruins. There are many waits still stand-, The Army hus developed a new mg within the old city fheutiny thirl doth utilizing _ u finer v«rn, sign* "this is uliisloricid spot. Do) nermltting its Inanufacjure Inani by u not remove any documents or ob­ larger number “Of mtllzr jects that mnv lx* found here." ' 9 i WED. - EVE. - NOV.-28th Si 15 RITZ P.M. THEATRE SOMEBODY HAD A BRIGHT IDEA - 11» y .lf,. s f a a i r If ynu mill)'want him r."* hi Ik*thankful—Rive hint a j * * P ' iv a i . m in ’. . T h e ta ilo r s w h o fa s h iy n these robes arc past-m usten / at Iilc-iii Iini; fit .mil co m fo rt. 7, W c ’ rc a h o w in g n o v A ir Itohcs in a luxu rious rnnpc a o f'r ic h colo rs and patterns. fj . E x c e p t io n a lly sm art . . . T 1. I l-.xceptioii.il ly priced front JiCBfiE w J J .9 5 1» 2 6 -5 0 . B JifN l STEALER 7 A V H M V pf >v »a Yaull 'o'- a id and loot in Iki* Octltii 9 frontl/‘i Svosndoe Rayon C.tp- wiiti conliotlinQ V/ool J n .q Mt-im on lk« boni and Holing poptvm. In Atoka tlu* fti Ambar d o * with Sag*, *( link t*ow>y, Aloka Eltia. Ambnr do**, oH wilk Hoik Junior Siyl*. in Miitnt' Sim • to 70. *# u • 1 |y«ti f i ; i n Mistress Mary, Quite Contraryfj l H o w d o e s y o u r w o r d V o b « :^ r o w i)i u S T R IP E S a n d C H I C K r o s d F L O W B tW tlN T S * * * C ft tr O H S tr illI M W Otmsos N r i m i look like * rt S fcW r * S* » f o :6 1* 98 . One of tho drotutca to bo modeled at tho FuHhion Show to bo held in conjunction with tho Bond Premiere Wednesday, Novs 28 at the Hit* Theater. i f Perkins 1ML. of. « l W M W tfn diH f “ CORRECT MEN’S W EAR” py «> * * its*|Wai.i(*«itoHaiptlnHWMlsiiiHi> u fr.“OMt.v.o«' : # -* L• i -. �c th k PAGE FOUR Ganzel Goes T6 'Local' Delegates Bat For Sanford Top Legion Meet At Orlandb Mfeet . R eturn Home Soviet Foreign Commissar V.M. . , . ■■ 1• .. „ ; Molotov In conversation* with the’ „ i. t PerMnn eitooy to Moscow. Mrilo-, on Jewish villager* only « « * r the X m l lhat Buaaia door, Jew* attacked the troop* n* they(nm, wi||i COnttmie to respect the atemptod to ’ remove suspects sovereign right* or Iran in Azerfrom the settlements, British f - . bnljnii, where Kbaelatt troop* arc fldala declared their *enrrh „r in occupation. ■la vinA**h nm- th of Tet Aviv I Meanwhile,. it wo* understood wh«n polfce nrtd troop* that the Soviet Union prepar* trafUd member* or a gong said! lug to nnrwcr Imth United hute* to have attnekod CotutGuard •and British note* on Iram The stations. The Communique said on United State* hti* suggested that, unknown number o f ‘ Jawb wetc nil three power*— Britain, Ituasm,) killed In the rinti. with minor ufid America — withdraw their cnaunltle* for the police forces. mined force* front Iran by Jan- ------------ uurjt. The British have roqueetad MOSCOW, Nov. 37, IA1—In- Ma*eow to.usk the Rusiun millformed ebserver* In Moscow *ahl tnry commander in Aicrbaljnn todny they doubted whether Rctl -not to interfere with Iran governArmy troop* woidd lie withdrawn; meat troop movement*. Observers from Iranian Axcrbnlian n» Ionic j >iai<l It wa* certain nulla.w ould. a* them is troubleIn the pro- 1 not withdraw Soviet troop* on vinre. Azerbaijan border* on the |the basis of pressure from MWdon is linked by blood tic* with Hovipt 1 BATAVIA. .H iv», N ov. 3 7 . f/ P ) i — Imlpnesimi Nationalists in I. three Java cltle-. immailed fri'itl Titlarks tOdity uguinst British 1 Indhm force* ns on Vppeol da* I sent to the Netherlands Fast Indies government to evacuate 200,OOP- civilians from ihe island. J i A Ilrltish official nthttmedt said thnt the Indonesian* >u**l launched another count ernttnek against British force* in the Mtw COMMANCER of the U. S. traltelrM XoerabaJn naval base. fours In Cm ope. (jc o im i Josephi They also started fresh attacks >’ .Mi-Narucy, is shown leaving the, In Ambarawn and Jlntnlo^pg. White Mouse lrtUVai.lili)|tiiin..nitcr Prominent Hutch leader* nnd coiilrriing with President Truman. Rrtl f'ro*s worker* "in Batavia |lr*nflnted a petition to tile Bast' MrNaniey will i'll ttm io-.iik v left by General Dwiplit I) hi- enhmvcr lliwlfb* flbvcrnmriit to onicuate who Ims just been notnrd U. S.Chief 2llfl,lWII women, children and1aged "I Stair. (iiilrrnaliorml) and nick perinn* from -Java ponding the end. of hugtllltluw. t Tlic petition 'liiimi'd the same people wim bad ul ieiY*T' under the Japaneii' im* were bclnt attacked by the Imloneslnti* and lir'iiisli liclitiowb iItciI lluit Indian not ,tt»nd tlie troop, in th" lenpiluk nrciv of 4.10 SA N F Othat R U Athey V could E . ________ Koci abajn bol been fnm:d to withdraw when 50 In Inne-Uns SPECIAL THIS WEEK with the nid of a small Jniuuiesa tank attached llirlr position*. m Tim Uritisli rent more iiiuncs “ WHISKEY Rum Superior into actio nin t'.< tnihnrilwu battle, while in Bandoeng, Iado. PlaiPFtuan ncalati roadblocks held uu tha Ilourbon 4-1) progress r f other British forces. V.S.Q. BRANDY Meanwhile, attention wa> cen­ Pints « 411 tered on a Moscow broadcast which accused tho.British in .lava Kenti of breaking ■n ptomlsc. The GOLD MEDAt Irondcast clnr -d that Ihp Brit­ 4-5 3.25 Pints 2.05 ish wore iiiMiy ;ii«n t tu, us tin Mom>ow conn "cr trail the lO'.'it ’ movement of American Vermouth i Fosters lllinntinn In Indmienii:.'* ■C kntlsuC - K r « P i j n lln<l I i ntlniip* On fit** r*nur Smilin'1'* meeting, President Al Bradley during a uattV Riven Comb* adjourned the group and in hi* honor at iba Cnlcagonn opened n closed executive session Hotel by the Florida delegation. during which member* of the Present from Sanford were Comdr. press were ousted. Rocco. Joel S / Field, commander Ganxal, it is reported, took of the 7th Florid It Legion dis­ the floor nnd praetleally de­ trict, and Mrs. Field. Adjutant manded that Sanford be admitted nnd Mr*. Mann add Viator Green.' to theHnop.—h -i* furthar* under­ The Sanford delegate*- left -here stood that DeLaml, Leesburg end new national commander, John nnothor unitlcntlflod club fallow­ Suite, fonder.* governor of-O hio, ed unit. This unidentified club is 35,500 membership* to.be deliverbelieved to tie PnUtlkn and not ed to ndtlonhl heddqndf tei * Dayton*. Our principal raumm i later lhim Dec. i; givliig; Florida Nov. 16. and returned last Frlday. Adjutant Mann ’lif t a day official* who are now repre­ ahead of them by plank and resenting tho Islander*. Uewever, turned with the groins by train, after the meeting we asked Kmll On Tuesday during.the* National Padgett of Daytona what 'his Legion Membership preview, Florlopinion* were nnd he replied, ■la Adjutant Mann pledged to the If wp could do it without losing an all tjme high •# membership, $1300 to $1500 per year, hocuuse uml ranking second tb North « f —weekly-one day—layoffs, l*nr nil for it.” However, ha Qlilckly grointed out (lint ho wn* spanking for himrclf anjl his- opinion^ didn’t eraettv reprosont jthtnc1 .of wbrtL jJ. Schelbertlng, want to the club, lie didn't reveal the >the rojftrum at the Chicago Collclub's opinion, r,eum' where tho convention of G miixc I succeeded in getting u motion seconded direct­ I delegate* nnd alternate* met, and ing tlic loop president: to have I called Dept. Comdr- Meade- WllI eter KchnaC league secretory nnd statistician, to draw up a coinplet-' '■rheilule on a nine club basis. When this I* completed, Helmut will furnish each club and league official with a c*mv. When the league officials meet again in I^eriburg, on Dec. IP, tha issue is to lie finally settled. According to Ganxel, School is strongly in favor of .Savflrrd’H entry-Into the league and Qanxol further said thnf he** sun: Hehtml ran work) up" a schedule Tliul~will l>o suitable to all. NICK’S PACKAGE STORE Arn>y B^ard May Testify 1 4-5 . RUMS Marimba 4-5 fiW S Walkers 4-5 Pints - 1.55 3.65' 4-5 . ROMA WINES * 4.95 2.95 Gallons % nalfDhs 2.59 4-5 1.25 3.35 Plenty o f Beer 2.1fr YOUR “SHIP WILL COME IN” Sooner By th* Aid of NewtpapeP ADVERTISING At Hearing irn nileecai |'m « ONI of the tntcrwied listeners at the Peorl Harbor probe in Wash­ ington as former Secretory of State Cnrdell Hull testified wa* Sumner Welle* (ot)[ive).cx-Undersecretary of Slate. Later, he testified before Uic committee. (International) Y u f i S b A Y , N O V E M B E R , 2T.JJM 5 p l o b ip a p sec One) testify b y ho Army Board. And, he said, th* Implication that hu hud been lb some '-uy responsi­ ble for starting the war hn-1 been brought Into the Army re­ port gratuitously. Apparently, tho former Secretary o f State continued, th* button puahlng phrase wo* inserted on th* marry, u* It* put it, that Tojo •ml th* military element were not guilty, and that the United States government pushed th* Jap* into war. So strong was Hull's feeling about the matter that hu declared that if he *xpto**fd himself in thn language hu-woutd like to use, rcllgiou* mtndad persons would have to loave tho room. Questioned further by the com­ mittee,' Hull testified that he did his best to keep the Army and Navy advised of crisis a* Dec. 7 approached. He recalled that he told the cabinet on Nov. 7 that a surprise attack might 'be launched anywhere and at any timo. Again on Nov. 26 he told a war council meeting that Jlapan wa* poised for attack- mlSta ry one. Ip December of that , he had written to President irv.lt saying that the ques­ tion ' la net whether we call a halt to tha Japanese plans, but when. Boaacvell replied that he K » u fiVAgteemeetiwlih' Ore*, bqt that the problem w u a global ^ Broiler {n the eeMlon, Hull tee tiffed that he hid received only an unverified report of Ua Pearl Harbor attack urban hi conferred. .with the Japaneee peace tonroVs at 1:00 P. M. on _ ____ ___ tain whether the- ., two envoy* know In advene* that; Iteal Ihzbur wan ta b* bontbbei Bat x*U he, "they were Hew primarily- to prevail on ua to abandon our iloctrinea and policies and yield to Japanese control of the Pacl, ftc weat of Hawaii, Including India and the trade routes-" And added Hull, they moat have known that the Japanese miliUry force* were jfoing to nny.how, regardlsai d r tj »* outcome of the pence talk*. At ' bn* point1 la tha hearing, Hull stated: that. If the United StatAr and' ■Britain, t e l . baton militarily strong in I9 M ( Hitler and the Japa could have been stopped. .. Bicycfos Are Most Common: Menu? 01 Travel h Enrope Very, Very Stylishl AP Newnfeatltro* STOCKHOLM— Nothing’ in the United State possibly oan pretgire you- fbr th* hazard* o f Northern European traffic. To Itegln with,- Idcycles swnrm at you like flea*. They clliqb your- h**U, rup. ov*r y«ur toe*, breatho down your n**H. In tha RtatM nobody take* a bicycle aerlauBiy, * IV* a, medium of traffie nob quit* belongingLton the sidewalk nnd not quite bolonging on the street. In Dunmqrk *nd Sweden. impc riant and certn ly omnipra *ent tneuns of transportation ami mail descend on you plain, with sidecar or wheelbarrow attach­ ment*. or with extra passenger* fore and a ft Denmark at Iseat has th* consideration to provide pack­ ing apae* for bicycle*. Swodaa stacks than. aJong tha streets one after the /other so (hat when yam raaaak a ooeoer sad hook, year feet oa the first on*, tho whale line poo* crash la* dose* like a sleek of card*. And if youyou. manage .tn..escape tb* bUyolea, *JJ> S« emit navi u i» foU ot (Sermon sal*— cameuflqgail like anew or shrubbery o r even street, oorner* and bank buUdinrs — which h»ra uu* nowhere in­ tent on seagping the nose right o ff your t e e . Im FWead yoa Hi t* «enHemned DC-Y* hough* fr#a». tho United S la te In 1*37. fittdd with rubber band mot­ or* and ’ paper winds and •nvarred with odd parr* that flap In the wlad and threaten momentarily to aeattor yoa In a thousand lake*. In th* Parliament building In Helsinki- there are non-stop ele­ vators, a kind of perpetual dumb waiter on which »ou are supposed to step agilely at Just the right moment, and which, if you aren’t quick enough, bring your knee up to mee} your chin with a pain­ ful and painfully embarrassing track. Oslo Is full-ot pensive pedestri­ ans. hit and run walker* so used to lock of traffic that thay wan­ der through the streets with hands claaped behind their backs and heads down, looking nalther to the right or left, and ram ■mack Into the tide of your car. If yen avoid Urea* major hazard*, there ahraya aw miner once, such na te d s Ing door* In Rwedom M l M backwards; Alwoya pop ernma hurtlinr out of a N d a mighty hoavp ea tha daar I f w ages g o o|9 dad output d fe a not— livin g costa rite. TMta a m oo auu^ be np better o ff \ That’s tb9 troubU with tb* tb+iry “that you catt increase buyingpotter simply by raising wages. The most important thing isn't what, * man make* in wages per week— Sylycoter The most important thing it bow rnneb be can kty with the wages be makes. tonally keep .The "lak e-h om e" that really counts isn't what you take home in pay, hub wbpt you can take 24-Inch P A N D A P ly R e e l 4 .0 5 Xiightwalfht, 4.98 TSItlMI aln ra ta u m . Ventilated. Qlic's 74 Incites till and b o n u tlfu lly drci.n--', ltd a o f IS. 'iS'VJT^Si. dozen—god butter and bread and $hoes and ahirn double, then triple, in price. ■ P M i- IM It Ibis*. ./J0Jt.ro,. ^.x. ->ln»« ajof h a w . ito bp e ttd - DOUBLE-DUTY DOWN-PAYlUNIIi T h e m i l “ ta k e -h o m e U d lf* I p b e liie m l lottkei* v 7 L iL �27, 1945 With . ____ JULIAN STRNSTROM TUB SA^F,O fip f l^ V U V iU N FO R p. FLORIDA •people that play golf. The City sponsored the •rouT^a, for many Milk Sharecroppi 1many years and ft>r a inlnoilty of, Proves. S^cce: people too! tbd.djd, anybody cfy nbojt that? No nr> tbf*' <Jis|n't cry. Then why -htudd 001 com­ mission reinaih lip.-han1 about building Dip courts when they’ve already up,.iopil;ited, tnu douuu lor the people that enjoy teniihi. This corner bellwrea this: You can't ahoot all the ducks with one shot bat you rail gal more shells and keen shooting until yuu satis-, ty ovc,.v»ip you . possibly . can. We then Ixdieve wall have the lest lecrcnfioiuil fnclljtvar in this section ot the state. Take the swu infilling pool for instance. Speaking frankly, if that works out like jest about every­ thing else in Sanford does along the reel rational line maybe our great meat grandchildren will be aide to take a dip before they pass on. Uut we doubt if anyone I UP AGAIN rise before thpm will have the I WASHINGTON. Nov. 27. l/P )chape* A lot. of noople ary already iu- The subject of atomic energy is the. construction of I up tor consideration b y Congress 4 mis at the, football , again. The Senate Atomic Com- j Ge\J7 Thpiu a. a Iqt of talk jiut iiiH^e .is. beginning a long scries. A s going to take a lot of loing. jccU nnd is planning to hear two' W* huvo. also lieop informed of public hearings on the subDial the stands at the Municipal •uUnetsp* today. One of these Is Alhlotic Field ar«t in poor shape, Aleyindei Sachs, described as 1 \V*1I 'wo may have a ball club the man who pcr*uail<M . tlic Into l and we nteY npt. 4 Dul thiAV no atomic hoiuh ’ project. should, be 1 Itoo-cvrlt that the J regaon whjh immediate action Pifsldent shuubln't be Ujign to current the undertaken The other witness is, situation. Sonic of our own Major Gemini I.< -1«•• Groves, who I youngster* might like to organize is in actual ihnrgc of the project, j a city 4loop tfeis summer and play a little bayvbull. Uut mayS: CONTR0VERSEY~BREWING ! -.l-are's a sign out there r^a'.lng, “itcivived Ter Profession­ LONDON,ANov. 27. (A1)—There's ! als,” n caitlrovci^y brewing in the j Folks we kpo.v we,'re chgwing L’ uilpl Nations IVpprntvry Com­ ialw n tyugb stfek but il'a all u mission over where lo establish I iu IIu of samebqdy takpjg action tbQ bcadijunrters of the pype-r vud not watting fyr Ilui ncxt.fel- oiganitatldn. A Biitish spokesman ow. bos declined he will attempt to' •S’ou think it can't be' done? luvigw the 1,-commendation to Ilaloney? . \V<- spent five yca{* in place the permanent home. in 'he. Army and fegud ouA the im- North Amqikn. The Hiitt-h un­ o.-*ibJo, cap La dpna. in^tncdiately to In- rampaijrning to'land thbut we aibnlt it took five nun- said world pern,- rapital ill Kurtijie. Today we're going to blow .,!( a, little steam regmding Sanford'-leereational facilities and especistllv the tennis court situation. We fully realize this is a sole spot with many Sentonh people and pat Ocularly anningst some of our “ rusponsihlo" officials. All we in­ tend to do is to place the picture before you and let you do wlint you think is tight- All this, culumn ........ ran do is suggest. 'It is the citi­ zen's job to act! In Sanford we hnve three tenels courts. Of those three courts iwo are In deplorable condition and •practically unfit fur use. The only court in the city whirh i> tizuule is the private Chase court on Ninth Street. Last yesr this situation « ■ . brought before the City t'orp, mlssloncrs and they appropriate 13000 in the budget fnr the fisrru year starting in October ID15. Al .though the fiscal y.-ii Is far from l>e!iig over, it has ia>ei some .inn since the commisioners took nclitii, on the matter imd»frum our poiut of view their is n oiM g to keei the consttdrllo'n of these courts from l«4og accomplished. The local government has certainly' hnd enough lime to work cut the details. Let’s take a look.and see if wy can find out why construction activities have not Wen started. First of all our Commission is composed of five men. According to rur information this Commis­ sion is supposed to meet ami net of city government. the policies ot The duty' of cnrrylng out thosu policies rests with the city mana­ ger. liclieve ,jt. or not, Dial's the way the rity malinger4' type of government is supposed in wnlk, The Commission nllntcd this money ami it appeals that Mr. Kayrr is falling down on the Job hr planning wait until iiezT summer., Hut that’s n o t true! The i-lmnres are a Hill in non thal Mr. Sayer's ha nil* me tied by the City ComutissoneiH who aiv nptinrently nut conlunted with lett­ ing Mr. Sayer carry out Die O uiimtssiou's lOiliries us he himself -MSI. ill-— .-L.—w*-'l|—looliii-r t<» LUnw- the City Couimissioiiers and not Mr. Sayer lor we.huppvn to know that . out Com­ mission does not- operate iuc,inl­ ine to (he principles of the rity chute.-. \V.e'il go furjher and say thal wa heard one i-i rsou mn.irk re­ cently Uutt' the reason the City hasn't iiuill the cruris is be«-ause he couldn't svu spending $-tU<*.i for a minority bi Sanfotd'a ja-ople to have let-ills .ncillCes. Ilititlicr. The Army has built stills to that’ s a shgtMl M'liy did the Cnmmbaion o)ier- 1octal in cleaning fluid with only nte tlie Sanford Golf (.'nurse for u 10 |ier cent loaf. eurh a long time then? Figure Saffron has been used in' dmgs but the population of Sapferd and eompare it with the number of and cookery for several thnusund f-jenr*. PlOtll **»ii nt \ in: r t i* rli|i« . ho fM»*n ho*i«ef» ot lt|n i n **1 •***«nty *l •• *.1 n fo rd . Fte »rld .i. t v lth tn »'ife.iit on I* tirtar m o u th * fro m th«* t im e o f i h r liM 1*111*11ffi l l«t it o f tlt>« n o t lr r . * ir f i r ln t m o r rie m n m l •h u ll In M ii ir iK . a n d f t h it l - 1 m •• tin* •f r» c lil p f ic r a n d |n>o o f fir* ' Hit* lr r * a o f t l i r r l a l m a n i. a n d r h a l l l>r il ROBERT A. WILLIAMS HEAL ESTAl'B-HROKBir * “PHonc 7.12 OPENING N ovem ber 2X. 11)15 Roy Johnson's Red Barn Restaurant RENT .1 miles South o f S a n ford W ntrh A CAR fo r op en in g announcem ent RENT A TRUCK (V2 TON) NOTICE YOU DRIVE IT; Tax books nro o|h»m for payment of 10-15 City Taxes Ui.-u'ount of 4'. will la« idlnWOtHur pnymenrlp Nm in her,' :i'. (liscount'.for.payment in hecentber: ‘2 ’ , (life omnt for payment in Juuunfy: I’ dfseount for pay ment In February ‘ PHONP^Oil STR1CKLAND-M0RRIS0N U-DRIVE !T. INC. Bv PAUL RO B IN S O N J I'LL GIVE YOU TWO HUNDRED 1 RfeVNAfeD FO R f -y IH E R I N S ^ -J HOW MUCH WILLVOU BID. TW O W V I -~t FIVE. LUSH DiSH?f r wholl WUNDfcKD DOLLARS MAKE IP ( THEIR FOLKS “S 1 HAVE* I CHECK­ listen •)' ED'/THEYRE IHEYHAVENr h LOADED" LOOK. iT S M Y R /N G ' 1 an d i w A N nreA O c O U R ENGAGEMENfT^ YOUcSAvi | I S O F F /'J ir r o MB.1 . 'Tii 1 THREE .J GOT THAT- .— I iC iN D O F MONSV LEGAL NOTICE TTA K E TT Bv PAUL R OBINSON ILL^ive- I'LL PAVMOU THREE Ar ir figutc NO. WAIT. HUNDRED R E W A R D ^' youe “ I B ID .G —TT w hats t4-. Mthft'oj VdHILEYC.\*Rfe A H'AY TO t r U Lfjrs L _ O U TS ID E TALK THIS -1 \T. O VER -/ 1 1 L^C V.OIZ. NH - h o l d 1 EM Ui->*GIVE THEM ~ i THE RING. N B E FAIR.' x ------------—j n c n v D O YOU SU PPO SE HE o O T THAT COCK. ? H IS D A D l5 0 U G H n r ./''S O WH ATS A FEW DIG UP THE j MOOLA # Hu NDIo E D I Ic E W A R D ? I r. rations j ___ Bv PAUL ROBINSON ViERE ENOAGfcD AGAIN.!'1— s T T A KETT HI.' . HERE THEY COME THEY H A D A FIGHT AND L NOW THEY BOTH WANTTHE r in g b a c k : " - s o i E r EM B ID AGAIN ST" E A£H r—-------------- - O T H E R / rm Tt' VNENEGOTEM ‘ ovsre A b a r r e l - LET M E H A N D L E THE MERCENAC?/ SHAi_LVJE — S T A C T THE BI D O N G SO A r TH CEE f -----T 1. OG\S/ACD IS E N O U G H ^ ------ , S \NH ERE YOU hundged r 1 1 H N ICFIFTVDOLLARS vj CN£ LEFTOPFfy t fvU ^DETAILS/ LONE RANGER YOU CAN'T HOW'LL WE V I'L l Tilk’OW THE TINRER GET 'EM TO < INTO UlS WAGON . THE RANCH‘V i MAKE THE KIP P O i V - a THE PRIVIN'. j FORCE * ME T O ---J WANT TO ARGUE ABOUT IT, SHORTY NOT WITH A LOAPEP J GUN I - 4ALL \ -T EIGH T, ( NOW YOU'RE J'LL < \ GETTIN* PRIVE ) \ S^A R T J'LL PRIVE THE WAG ON, IF I CAN HITCH MV HOR6E O N .— ' B EH IN P . ;----- JU6T KEEP IN LINE. STUB'LL LEAP WE WAY. FOLlOW HIM. I'LL PIPE (3L-WINP YUH! T'OU* Distance l|gz been budrr than evor aiaee V.J Pgy. There have hern •’ mnr* *• r«n»re rush ealla— longer Service generally U good but there IT'S ALMOST SUNPOWhl ITO. PAN S|pUt -J4 BACK BY Me IBE TAKE 'IM LONGTIME FINP F IX -IT FELLER . r IF VUH WANTA STAY HEALTHY, KIP/ YOU'LL K E E P YOUR EVES O N . TH E R O A P ANP K E E P PRIVIN'., COME O N - L E T 'S LINE OUT ----------------------, T E R HOM E. r uvov/vcv 1 are more liipee when the line* get over* crewdod. Then U’a more Important than evar to “please Until your call to S minutes" vheo the operator request* m e a n w h il e W« still haven’t enough long disUnco telephone liqcg, hut gpv that we SOinrilFJK.N BELL YOU ASK FOR A HANDY MAN, B O S S . S O WE BROUGHT r O N E , W A G O N ANP A LL. J you MEAN THAT * 1 2 NEEP A MAN, M o T > S P R O U T, ___________ NAW - THE T IN K E R 'S INSIPE THE W A G O N . TH E KIP MUST B E HIS H E L P E R . THEY'LL W O R K ALL R IG H T, W E 'LL M A K E 'EM WORK �( ------ * BUSINESS SERVICE ’Lawson; Little up with k«*»cne and fool oil beloro winter. II. B. POPE CO., INC. DODGE ■ PLYMOUTH PARTS AND SERVICE 109 Palmetto Ate. Phone 1011 3 ome ac Is Industria Trying Road Back To Golf Titles NOVEMBER 27, 1915 TU ESDAY, TIIE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA lltElllaUtElilSIllEIIIEIHEIIISIIIEIIISIItiSHtS iw moTa.lhsB lUWO, principals and teachers, ..... t , administer the test* December 3-1 i l l 27, ut which time they must ln}l||| returned to Science Clubs o f A-1 — merica In Washington, Watson I JJJJJ Davis toys. The examination], are I ■ ■ ■ designed to reveal the student’s I I I ability to think and reason rather I than measure his fdrul of acicnti-1 m b fie knowledge. | The Search is sponsored by the I I I Westinghouse Electric Corp. FUZFO, Hungary, (/PI—New in. dustrial experimental laboratories, directed by Dr. Laszlo Demeny, one time Rockefeller fellow at tho University of California, have been set up in a modern factory here as one step In aiding totter­ ing Hungarian industry to get back on Its feet. Tfie laboratories were instituted by the Hungarian oil companies. In China, more than 600 years | "We're Interested chiefly in'pro­ black ducing sugar from starch, alchohol ago. a treatise on carbon " bit from cheap grapes, ncctilin from manufacture was published. methane gas of which we have large deposits, and the conver­ sion of sunflower seed hulls In furfural for fine- lacquers," Demeny said. n V 0 FARMS FOR SALE—One WK ARE tuily equipped and 3 acres, tiled land, 1 good well, know how to recap your (ires. By FRANK ECK 2 story house. 1 car ra n g e , 1 Natural rubber or synthetic, AP Newafcatures Sports Writer rt>ol house, 000 ft. West we protect Inc sidewalls of NEW YORK— W. Lawson Lit­ Lake Monroe post Office. One your tire. Jones Tire Shop, tle, who reached his peak as a —A acres, all tiled, rood well, 2 Cor. l it and‘ Elm, phone GOB. golTer 10 years ngq hut added story house, 2 story bam, ti mile west on Orange Boule­ SEWING machines repaired. Wil­ , the National Open to his list nf romiuests five years later, has his vard. J. W, Bell, Lake Monroe, liams’ Fixit Shop, 206 W. ' ayes, set on golf's gold dust trail, Phone 1C. 1st St. and there arc few professionals RADIO Philcn cabinet style. BODY AND Fendar dents, paint who doubt that he will make the Price reasonable. 1209 Mag­ injury or fading should bo grade. nolia Ave. Little, now 34 and nearing corrected now to combat aging and weathering, A new paln- playing weight at 100 pounds, has VEGETABLE plants for Victory been away from competitive golf less method awaila you at Gardens and large acreage, three years. He went into the YATEH AUTO PAINT & Copenhagen, Red. and Chinese Navy as an apprentice seaman BODY SHOP V eMMUIAgUf, Colhirds; WUIIUIUB, Broccoli; tJIUVtJII) Cabbaged White Bermuda Onions; Neck- 103 N. Palmetto Ave. Phone 371 Dec, 12, 1042, and was a lieuten­ Tpsts Are Ready For u s i Rutabagas; Escarole; Ice­ WASHING machines repaired— ant when discharged Oct. 24. Little enme Into prominenre by berg Lettuce; Rutger Toma­ S c i e n c e Research and all home appliances. Cald­ winning Itotli the British Amateur toes; 1 year old Rhjbarb well General Repair Shop, 707 and National Amateur tourna­ Roots or small plants; Hate: WASHINGTON. D. C„ UV)~ North Mills, Orlando, phone ments in 1034 and again In 1025, ~ Thyme; ' ------Flhnacchlo. hlo; T)lll and Z-1D72. Prompt service. the only time these two events More than 15,000 American high Strawberry plants. Fresh vego were won in succession by the school seniors with a flair for tables and oranges parked to Expert Auto Repairing same man. But it wns in 1029 -clence soon will he priming them ship. J. W, Bell, Lake Monroe, Barfield A Jackson that the Monterrey, Calif., golfer selves for a thfee-hOur test in phone 16. in connection with competition for * 11,000. in scholYates Auto Paint & Body Works gave an inkling of Incoming a til ships, awarded annually to finaltop flight linksnian. HOOFING — ’ Brand new; solid . Phene 371 ists in the Science Talent Search. At 18 He Played Oultnel aluminum sheet roofing, Ya 3 Examinations have been mailed AUTO PAINTING That year he pipyed in the'Nn ■I 1 crimp and snap lo c t styles. Phone” By C.W. “ Pat" Johnaon tional Amateur at Dvl Monto and ■T-* Wlre-Wrlto at^oncel FulenFlder Mfg. 4 Distributing w ., P.O, 16 years experience in nUto and lost to Francis OulmcAt, l**jp,"]n %/ / y & i: Box .3331, 010 Lancaster Drive, aircraftfmir,tlng. Hartford's popu* a third round match- Culmet was i-omlng in at tree top level ovet* Old Court House street and skim­ lar paint authority. ? ulck to predict a great future Orlando. Phone 21700. HOLLER MOTOR SALES nr Little, then a mere youth of ming the tops of the Great East­ ern notcl and tho governor's man­ MOTOR BIKE A-1 condition, 208 W. 1st Ht. 18. Briggs*Stratton motor, 9I26.DO. • In 1030, the year Bobby Jones sion. 1218. French ^ y e . or call 010. When the Japanese threat to MOTOR TUNE-UP acorcd his famous grand slum— Calcuta subsided, the road was' Fneloriea • recommend it every LADIES pre-war bicycle, good 6(100 mile* o r ’ twice a year. Es­ British Open and .Amateur and usbd as a storugc area i'or mlliU, H. Open and Amateur—Little For 4Your Christmas condition. .'100 W, 16th St, sential to efficient car perfor­ reached the second round in the .tnry vehicles and supplies. '* mance. Our expert mechanics and National Amateur. In 1932 he FOUR PIECE wicker suite, Supply and Hunting Sun Motor Analyzer assure satis­ bowed in the opening round, but chest of drawers* one trunk, tho following year, at the age of one rood chest, one nntiquo faction. Come in today. LEGAL NOTICE .nOLLEIt MOTOR SALKS 22, he reached the semi-final. The Trips — See platform rocker. Phono 90S-J. 208 w r 1st SI. next.tw o years he scored with r n t .x r v ease fn the national ..nqiulcur*,' i x c o l h t o r - t i i h ONE LARGE Dr’s office scales; Jt im ik . s m ii.x iii.r . cm nts. complete set of splints; oper­ EXPERT service on mnrhines. first at Brookline, Mass., then at S T iT K lie I'U H IIU .i. Electric irons, oil heaters and ating room light, 200 Walt Bill's Package Store •* >IN' ItB T H E K 8TA T R OK • cook stoves, hacked by JO years' Cleveland., bulbs, operating table; operat­ JAS1BH M. W YN N . Dereased. But it was in May, 1934, tlmt experience. Phone 701-J. IX P R on A T H ing cabinet and Instruments, ho set the golfing world on fire T o A L L WHOM IT M AY CONand Bar btqrr appliances for office EXPERT plumbing. Emergen­ by winning H< first major tour­ l 'B U N : work, 2 sterilizers, nil in Notice lr li«*ri*l.> given thal cy repairs, •remodeling, new nament, taking the British Ama­ 112*W, 1st. Phone 880 splendid condition. Phone 251. J. OVRIlH TItB BT flleil M s final sinks, lavutoties, toilets, laundry teur. He heal Jfm Wallace on the II. ■ , 1 1 iim A iIiiiIiiInI rutor of the tubs, hot water heaters. Also 23rd hole, 14 and 13. At the half­ estate I>r James M. W ynn, it*. MIKE SAUS' 30 acre farm, 10 house heating. Ceurgo Cour- way mark he was 12 up, scoring renswl; Hull lie flleil tils petition acres tiled. See Mrs. A. MenHint he son, Phone County *1100 or un eagle arid seven birdies along fur flint t flififhiirgt', In the meantime . . . . endex, 1010 Orange Ave. »p|»l> I** ll»»* Hiifiotnl»l*» II. W . write Box 678. Sanford, Fla. the way. Ho heal Dr, William will W are, t'dim ly J ui1m»* o f HcmlnnU Twoddcll, 1 up, to retain the rm in iy, Flormn. on lire 2?!li day ----- SHEET . Music, popular a n il wn In tttitr,. if Drrimtlier. 1945. for approval MISGELLANEOUSItuy - More Bonds for standard, hook music nnu music When the year was up instruction books at The Music " “ ‘ v y U d^alSS. "a Box in the Princess Theater WE PAY highest rush price* for was awarded tho James E. SulliVICTORY! van Award. O ils lllh iln y u f N o ve m b e r, le ts. Bldg. used furniture. Haynes A Wil­ It. J. Overstreet. Hr. 'in 1936 he turned pro for a Administrator of the eetate liams Furniture Co., 311 E. 1st BECORD8 • All the latest popu9)0,000 first year contract with of Jsm rs M. W ynn, deceased St. phono 961. lars, string music and album a sporting goods firm. Four acta for Christmas gifts ut months later ho won bis first title BOR HOW HERE WHERE your music store, The Music os a pro, Inking the Canadian PRIVACY !H RESPECTED llox in the Princess Theater YOUR natural desire for privacy Open with a 271 .for 72 holes. The following year he annexed Bldg. In money matters is strictly respected here. Friends and the Snn Francisco match play MUSICAL instruments, acces­ relatives are nut uuestioned title as pro at Urctton Woods, sories, guitar anil violin strings about your credit. Your cm- N. !L In 1940 he turned in a blar­ at The Music Box in the Prin­ ployer or business associates ing five-uridcr-pur final round 05 cess Theater Bldg. will nut hear of your persona! to capture the l*On Angeles Open. affairs. There is no eauso for Five months Inter he heal (lent! embarrassment. Saruzon by three Mrnke* in the LARGE PLOT on main Highway, Reasonable credit requirements. playoff at the Nations! Open ut suitable for garage or cahfn Wo co.makers on money loans. Wnrronsvllle, Ohio.* development. Has 0 room moVarinble payment plans. Shot A 82 In Trzas Wlern house. Small cash, balance FAMILY LOAN CO. STRICKLAND - MORRISON, Inc. One of Little's insrcsithle rounds easy terms. Box 61, Sanford. Florida Hank Bldg. Phone 33 came in 1941 when ho took the GMC Series 300 Block assembly. >MAKE Phone 200 hauling-W e Texas Open. Ills 02 bout lien Ho­ A scarce article and ns good' have a MONEY gan by three shots. Ford Dealer Since 1931 Your good hoavy.-jluty 1911 as a new truck. Either is hard Little, who served ns n Nuvy Chevwlcl truck that really enn to get. Let us install this now handjV a big pay load. Good lieutenant ut Honolulu where he motor for you. motor and body, fine tires. played with friendly competition, HOLLER MOTOR HALES will spend the next fes weeks Celling price. 208 W. 1st. St. practicing for Bing Crosby’s tour­ HOLLER MOTOR HALES nament at Del Mar, Calif., ' 208 All 1st. St. row buy I n s u r a n c e , ONE hand meat sllcer; G. E. Inst week in December. vacuum cleaner; porch awing; end forgot If Lawson shows any semblance P«7 /or 0- a ■12 rug pad; iron-heaters; HELP WANTED— of his once grout game, golf’s you ll—until ba«e oil heaters; one 2 x 6 ft. marble winter trail will be worth watch* counter slab; crocks; large kreut GIRL for aoda Fountain at Lan- j ing. loest Thea cy’s Drug Store. Part time o n cutter; phone 008-W after 9:00 action. I f you insured full time. A, M. through FULL time and part time clerks. Drug*} Gem-scare ONE Thomasvlllo four poster ma­ H. & A. Department Store. o4 *n detail* In Ravaged Italy hogany bedroom suite, like new; strange prom pt one coil spring and felt mat- STENOGRAPHER, permanent ROME, m -"Talking of peni­ iree piece pis maple uphol tress; 1 three position. W. E. Klrcliotf, Jr., S ir* . r w . cillin to Italy's physician* is* ilka stared living room suite. Phone phone 306, 402-J, Mrs. JR. It. Pippin. talking to them of diamonds,” sail] GIRL FOR OFFICE work, con­ Dr. CharlcN Muzslcato o f Now sisting mostly of charging York, national chairman of Amer­ ONE 10 ft. trailer, new paint tickets and counter work. ican Medical Relief for Italy (AM; Inside and out. Inquire Trailer H Seminole County Laundry Co. RI). summing up the acute need • Camp. 810 W. 3rd St. ______ of this country's war-stripped ONK6 YOS TWO strands fat pine wood, 18 ?a ANO 4 6 MIUCH BLOG. CHAMBERMAIDS, also night and hospitals for medical supplies. In. 211 Laurel Ave, The roentgenologist, attached to day porters. Mr*. Perry, phono tho staffs nf the Goldweter Me1200. Hotel Mayfair. ___ A VACANT, 3 bedroom house ■nftrlal anil St. Luke's Hospitals in with extra lot on paved road MAID for Muthrr Furniture Co. New Yor, has surveyed hospitals out of city limits. Edward F and clinics in Naples, Rome, Mi­ Hoe Mr. Brunson. * c Lane. lan, Florence and Bologna, and FOUNTAIN girls. Apply Ship’s Sicily befera returning home next ONE child's desk with chair. Service, . Hanford Naval Air month, Phone 182-J after 0:00 P. M. BROKEN Station. "Almost literally, docton have nothing," ho said. "I am surprised always PACKERS for Sayan Fruit Co. THE PLACE that you . that they ere able to do anyth! ng ■T* too State Farmers' Market. WINDSHIELDS .wanted - 0 room house, nt all." baths, laundry room, 2 cat WANTED TO RENT garage, 10 acres land, a beau­ CAN BE Calcutta Airstrip tiful lake where... you .'ERMANEN'J can hear ____________. . civilian couple it fish e* theyTwinrutul T t a ----- wlth~ehlldren, ■want 2 bed — Agrain ls "Street good bathing and boating. Edhouse, fumlahod. Phone 0( DANGEROUS! ward F. bum, phono 452. County 8402. CALCUTTA, GPL-A strong link L o t ub replaco y o u r broken w in dsh ields w ith the wartime defense network UNFURNISHED 2 or 3 bedroom LARGE, heavy cast Iron heater, S A F K T Y G L A S S — a .Lam lnat-td triaaa th at house, good references. Per- of Calcuta—a fighter plane Strip esrt of the city’s coni of wood. * 25-00 . phone el menent Wallace Philips, Phone located in the heart dt provldea greater protection from the danger downtown section—has been re­ 990. 890. _____ of broken, flying piecao. turned to public useHOUSE or apartment, 2 bed­ Sixty-foot wld cRed road served We have a full line of mirrors, gloss Building room*, furnished, downstairs. as an RAF landing field during WANTED— Best of references. Phone 316- the dark days of the war. Blocks and Glass of all kinds. J. Cole mitt resident! became ac­ AUTOMOBILE—direct from owSENKARIK GLASS & MIRROR CO. — ner, *80 or *88 model, kord, SMALL, FURNISHED apart- customed to speady ffghUr plane* Chevrolet or Plymouth. Will ment One adult, permanent. Phone 039. 114 W. 2nd. BU Phone 320 Coming • Hoom.v oven th e .n e .LV • Beautiful, modern ili r. i 11 'c »L ■+.I-U-L if. a : ■- ?;:! ij; ■* ii i design •4 Handy utensil storage space • 1 r w.lt Automatic h e a t -- ---------- ----- *•" f f j ■ ts u* ■■ ■; * i control Porcelain finish ' jj| . m* Heavily insulated |! 89-95 m CABINET SINKS • I I 4.50 u p There's a JA M E S tSwTlSS ES" *“ * p“ WANTED; *87 or *98 Chevrolet car body. Phone 968. PAY Hattla WASHING and Iran Cooper, 618 E. 6th PRICES , Plymouth*, e a r a L lv k SIT. WANTED— JOB AS cook or maid, part lima Minnie Murry, 901 Sanford Are. LATINO />il heater, email, •stable for i ,* Rev. 6. i. Grady, Baa 289. LOST & FOUND Ur* bracsM aat with rad GOLD Ui and S 4 row«rd.t° n" ‘ ' L 10 Herald. FOR R E N T f i * , • ■'" f .r r »' Sparkling White ■JJ KITCHEN III CABINETS 3995 III Service 3 to 5 Day Dry Cleaning Sei features. A b e a u t i~f u l ' ’ “gp» I-*- ■-• BREAKFAST SETjd A breakfast net of Maple or Nuturul Ouk—ideal for a m a 11 apartment dining rooms or breukfn.it nook. piecu of furniture tbut naves time anil enerny in 2995 kitchen work. -III — = m STUDIO COUCHES A Studio Couch of distinctive charm! tf'ull spring construction •— for tho utmost in jcomfort this Daveno bed leads a double SSJUfe. By day a lovely Lawson type sofa, by night a full size 1 1 |double ' = S P E C IA L j N O T IC E A real necessity in every kitditn! Una all built-in «' GUT AGENCY i lilt* Dross up hor kitchen for Christmas with a beautiful. convenient built-in cabinet sink. It vt’lll be a Joy to own 1 iTi CHIFFOROBE FOOT P l e n t y of hanging apace for your clothes —i w i t h convenient' mirror doors. LOCKERS * All m 5 Day Laundry Sendee S i r e & s t d i sssr™ * ■v:‘ *.v * • ■ .t* up F lu T . , mt — ..* ■ ' ' �.... 1 '1 * fa U n it y A m If t« f w > m iv* r**t* «c u * v * r U i TV Ft— I* tV* > N fT M * mt A M t k t i T* h t h d F n i t H t r far S u t n i VOLUM E X X X V II THE Vvr.ATtn.R J fair tin* tTii -igh Thnmil*’ . C.m] in ’.H n il* IliK aflrrmuin and Thnrsdav, timlrr InnijtHf. S h e E B t a S fc lm l ISOS Strike Vote Is Being Taken In Steel Industry AN SANFORD. IN D E P E N D E N T F L O R ID A . D A IL Y N EW SPAPER W EDNESDAY. NOVEMBER i v IS IS A < s v r itlr d I'rr<is i M u n l W ir e Contract Is H 't For \lst» Denies II? Had RenovationOf Base­ 'Control Of Troops ball G r a n d s t a n d In The Philippines T h e C IO steel w ork ers w ill decide, w h eth er a strik e i s ! fa v o re d to su p p ort dem ands f o r a 52 p e r d a y in crea se. The C u v %tf#It* *-<l|IfI km- wflfi oeitiedl *om*SitiM*aoo -■ qiv t, ■ mi* courts. M il film , -n'>ui vpnrdinw tnion. toe thwtMi jiiir i'<-« So- tg civ But union official* eraphasvxe \XT I sicnooi C» Ilib that the balloting duet* not m a n I wdli me available t**i Intmr nftn* * « i , * if* than a strike necessarily will t iiit m fr la r r * their lawyer* in liont amt their white-helm* led A YOICC FROM THE BENCHt w t vimWc, Will , e a w. ee twddfollow. N»»v« m * r ^ n n M tear. Beyond |i. -WU KickgrwiuutV ate the atteulsow o f pattsnpav.U atJ * .d v i < v in IIik fortune o f l i e Th* plants affected bv the ing i IV' llrvaM iodine. »1 ttiei\ tatde... at:J behind lh*?u.!«• members ol Vti. $i*y*v *1-... *«< r.i«u| veil it*ai •trike vote include those or “ big ,AIUV\*- evert ia sewuuet at Newts * s ty . lWivnar,y a lo ir On leading are on trial as war o i u n o K r lr*k- and -iriKverai Jo-t - « f the auiin nee.. •t*el“ and "little steel-* u u Nasi\ the ryitrcsvt to* ■veu.'uotg and « i M in the d>«'l •cores of independent facto* w*. .wurt can he seen at Wit. t r u s t the pc*—n evreneeulour the Tvaxdbkaevd at tie as well as producers of related Municipal Etn'li Pai'l Yia* . i*vt, metal products, v naiuded in ThateM.' C inji. In*oil ■ewttmitee. aed tin t week, cm 't i e So far. representatives o f the project acti.ua2S v lu t o i tp-s "Wnr big steel producers have reject­ ed all bids to meet with the union dby. on the wage issue. President Ben­ Me. Snyes's Laser nt full *• jamin Fairless of the L*sited u (uHbon. States Steel Corporation says the *"lix ee-s.'oo-'e Aa t ie * 1 1 Kv■. u* steel industry cannot atfoed to dee the ooui.-rtrr Wait, iiu.' <uii OF'" pay S3 a day more to its workers in. (he Ass* <r o (WUitd I f Tt'i .;n>. CniCAtSCI. Non. JS, <T*>— (uj* and will not discuss the issue ui*»». whwhi tkav *«vn:-ei stir *'m> YouiNe tesi.t <if people a He can , ivhii til the OPA raises the ceding t'o rn in iT -.-iw im n . »i[ I v iliin ic »!(• ■•" trM a lie without loii.r.c an e > e -{tie ►rices on steel products. u ttb u u slu n , foe t ie vem-triHt.inn tail* Well. n’» prttint ‘-e no—, j \\ , Should the steel workers r e ' iho ancoe Hat of an ovola-li could,the uf tke Swinni.'iur C’"M| in'll I*" out soon, they will boost the; te IVeil vnutemg. VHcy Me rm- 1ri> lenrnt*. • *ruiie*. mill a l e *«•' tnvnvd the ! e detector to rorh a ' oivl total of the nation’s strike idle1 ailthvev air "tv * 11 « !1 .nr "t well above the ram wo^ n n ^ 1 t;T* (saint tliai oven the weeding Irnmull sir tkv .».«■. .;- i -tiii.. low. vntt tugiste i. — -— wan A t present, more than 9.INO are Ihe —Bs-mKnan., i: W. iii F,l|i T7 si'ig uie noal lor tnhu.un ibr r\ j inn.i lion, T h o e new imptoiemorl* are Jthir ghout idt* as a result o f labor disputes. | tVe w e ll.,o f John IL Rent,* a n*e- Ri t now with the new attach-, .a ism The largest single group ntaue .iiJjemckc* *<i. — hi* teti-mn- are m im hhl, * , .. fttiM h e nu d idle by a strike consists' o f the ivatici m cs,M »»*T1C tVe lie deis t"j. Bilw » "IS 1 cicbt nhmr with hi* bl**nd pres- ■M e* at the t"hi*r*tr« F*otne d.-p-r .•II, 1 It’ j i’ i M-.: . D "Iv Sa mr .Ji a.iii M ill'* lahma vur \ . -j. J.UIl *.-11.1011 v tie fiC> " 1 Sr new att.. ivmenti* are in -, *» •*.' torT. f i d Ha* developed lt> ■b,, Ba,*.* a'nu* t i r e fovi.iocti Hated r~.it her t !cd.*ei plaiol un- .ilia- u bvtivcv 'K ie * :.i, ■jr >.louirn* a. .te* the tight foieann. umter the, V.*vfan iHe.woJito* A. ai“ •voiMCkinc *'" left (m eans. an,t on the -eat o f tl ■>. ka«-a avtitij tit a. iVw <Han, undi"11, s.it.li h i, thighs. bisie f'tumli Silu,l * t* * "» •n *,-iwrT -net»o"ut»u i*i- o«-i - m tnwt of the S»n;i ■■ aumte s o t * Sanford Pilot Foolproof Lie Detector Is Invented By Chicago Police Club Addressed By Mrs. Kircher Kiwanis Group d u y — atr** *m | en u u riw sof -ftv » *•, . i i U i n b n fi, »I* »»I the slu.ii!, Mik *« II. K. Murria. principal » f Sent* nulr High School, haa been asked to numinatr local M iuon to cwoa* prtr for ten tSOi> schuUrskipv ut th* annual honor scholarship coosurtltkin sponsored by Kelli as Cohlogo or Winter f u L Student* from over &dud •high Mhoola are expected tu cwtupete for the Hchularshipa thU year, ms tour gor five week*, a vermcuig nhao talk- sowar days. She I d l * f her fee * IVwrl Hat hoc r t fM ir a c n whew she was sew* to k t i u d « SvpA I * l » t l . awl * f Bow Ike hmst had ! to rewtnbs ofTskomr twr Id day 1 before the Araty nnevrem co n " get koala set * a nad ru tM id i heopUal fhrditie*. Fust ewaatahw were 3iM huruvd dew flewa th awadew A W u i d t ltavatkrcw, she **A1 The n o to M»T»asx>\ Kuaaiw resulted to w a u » r l « P*d* canunhwa. tkat « kevmste kwowm an loryeds iUeckar^, d r adkhrd. Only students o f superior avude* ( She them tvki o f a hnate *|MWt into record are eligible. Nomina , u> Lewtsn and *d Ike ckeeefdtiona must he received at KoUIim ee*ta and fUrtnwkr »< SiJW* fev, College by Jan. IV pke Uvieg wa a swJhwmy sente !» « • Approved standard examination* with* wahy hhaaJkets to sheew vw will be sent to high school peinci- later, she wws retoewed to the Gen. Styer Speeds ■Redeployment P l a n s N E W YORK. Nov. W . 0 * V _ Radio eurroapoiaJoek Frvd Kvushanlt (o f NBC> hnwdcmst from MawHa today that tho Command­ ing Gownm l of tho Vaitod States Army forces in tho V w t m Pacific —, Lieutonant Geooml f f . & Stytr — haa take* actiou to ip |i4 up teJlpiKjnMIfetv M lIK It r»i. Imperialists Plans Are Drawn Yamashita Says Says Hamstringing All tif forts to Hel p For Construction He Knew Nothing Ciiinesetiox ernment Of Tennis Courts . Of Atroutiss t> r ri«M i T h e larttest str ik e v o te in history’ b eg in s to d a y w h en th e N a t tonal Labor R ela­ tio n s B oa rd polls m o r e th a n 6 5 0 ,0 0 0 steel w o r k e r s in 1 6 6 pUfvta located in 2 7 s t a t e s . Morris Yo Elect Senior Students M W her? Top Naxis Are Being Tried For War Crime GM Declines To Meet With LaborConciliator ht Washington Over W age Dispute tw " - S tr e n g th — i , i i . M id Ha ''"■ > * 1 ur '<"* 1 I.’lu io il tva-v -"d ease, another Id ■<»** ve-idt.” Hemic i| evn»o«'ii h « * ,1 Hvhv and! w JI 5* avwnntd* 'J* . - " be a.ldml.' * wvnH. 1 *04,1 avt .tioio the l i t it 1*1*1* Joe meti-ciaUm iiiiWHFI.nw i(i; were I V d Hr-.l Ir, tvl*. ,>f f* « ..tri•.• •bn taking the i'hrii*rnia» Seie* tlUM b u t un **»1'«i»e’i *•< *S,m . Vncr- ,,i iis|*. vine lie lie 4*1 rtft 1 1 ..,w ill, a f* »d *110*0 i’ a|*. - h ’ _i tf*d eu h .ieinher m,C 1 7V ) yeiv Ui I. .i.t I!, te.nn *"'• •ml* i<» v<*itribute but v W to crit- k'nuiovwn M v 'l l c i (&,' •* •hr aw] I rfiftsui Fcrl K In*** » ,a.|i* f.,r tho ru.oer. t’he le iU t* 1.. mtv lHh vitv. i.3i:*aT.„iiH anilt i'*'II (<• i b »v ih - V**i ’ •*♦»» rniviti't .y 1 frnw, »h, ale -• far jr e gratify- uiiii. live title -mi.-lWTtiiS miti e,1 H i 1 of Srktud. Tr-^t'v m»*H t^i* r*»-M . tf’ aimida'Io’F kui ine. he -m i. J*he .it,mail hvc .wuiiiMinic nfl — ig **** dft^t h|rat»-l that C» **«ft ra!li with—., ‘p*iein. “ Mho Are tlv on iijvicv v f '.**" P,nr.Jr 111.'. *1H 117 fyiHv ftimifial Pv'ltll,' “ -• *.' . . . vies, ewiM unit tvdnive a *Jrti*Jar »Ly** ptst** ii*4sl ?»• faU ifr |H*«a i.* So*".;, werv .ur’ ir tbrntighwiU: thi? tv e v ' tin* vm Bite- J*™ti uirtil u tU , i t>ir kri-r i r —ii ime In tllw mail* .1 ,v*Ttli.uiTi mn.t - f U tv ki.rvliHT who ish it ■ aJiuir Jte* 4*Ii4| uJHwfl f infirffTt^' iftfT ■Iff'-' i , h o , w o •»« r m * * « » •■ ita-vnufl', lit L ieut. Thigpen Is Andrew Carrawav Discharged From Is Home Followin’; Service U,SL Naval Forces n. J i , -*y* Ijyut. tjgt Andrew I ' n u , pstmg day 1 I’ SNIt. arrived k-me Fn »ra» s h t * "Hfb*. «n terrumal lew*,, afl, barge on >war " I *vrviie at lY.vtl Hail I'snudv Had , from whirh Hr snite,! on \ t - rharge H on tlx t'a m er Hornet. Ititeleui. a . tbr Win of Mrs. J»ter t am, nonlJia, us- *4 Sanfoevi. hmw port I Ikonng hi. »I- v ik t . hi*. » frv.m the the former Helen MaienTr ■rhmol * for has leva r**ndurting 1tw An.li tie * m « 4 Carmway In.uram-*- Agvncv I . «i. for; l « * ’ » Park Avenue Hr also Lseut. t'artaway rnter*->l t l Hr FVet aervire on March i*. 1»13. trar V « s i. six months in ■ Miami r i,l w e tv was »<mlha at Uw Navy pi*-i tr r f the followed bv s,v » . * »weepet. * f temporary dutv at the 1' Laliwd tv* Ihrertovs tn New 1 ■ Twt Men! to A t IVsrt HaiH,.r he wav Station a*stac+w] to the Naval Nui*t»K Hr tvgan P*d- He r i | n t i» tv ptn i-l t Nov. 1 4 inactive dutv ' « Jan. la . CITY BRIEFS l♦*.litv *K.i itm iu n th 1 rfld Mliivluti SVr*iirl|L u b o .u ttir 'Iif»it*n»e iiittUr ^ i ‘»» (tHHti hmsti .bn ini tl*r Vanutshiti •i!*d fvmiiNiI u III’** |Hat Cm. In* ( j of iii' t|*r 1'Ih VhlllpptTM*' > lightf*tin tmintmluk'-. hnt* dlrmotl a |»I«n > amii*shttii*«> r n t iB r ) that 4 fitted MAif*. nibuiutl •fw* jhiTiifd^d in ti\ VMftilCS . «Yln4^*N 4t*.la U u i ih a t A irinavtin*, had ft * . - .» -let hif. oHtdirnU1 tlir f»l ijh*om ni$>i.«i.i;>r-. Mltlllg litl Aln; • rtp|Hi. it inn to a" I rim.a. • M in -ti ll> i l«v lin i n ',.( that in i i. ■ 1. ** " i ini i|Ur linn tliut tin- i>"' v i r I i li'injr ritinn has tie ^h i ...... of tmth tin* !tu««ian an.l’ tln Rtiti.-h ;:<ivcrhmcnt*. Rut thifi iKilirv, i,. vt sit m». does not, have tl if the imtiet ml!>' llft i ii ' m l n'lVn-e in Asia, 4*111 bold wrun* ‘dffTt’IC'f'lt ktMl OKH tl’if H tlfTTii' * 1m tW IkU n 6*TMMin llDlfAil 1-1ii* iuhNiitti<my »iml lN't in ■»i i t i l t ji ai nil, 11m* f»'!»*■■' ui J i t l t l * 1 lu ll .jfcifki't4 l i t - .ill* •o,! ^*na'44|N«tv I in*» 1m*» n * iiTJ'ifhi »l « > f f i i u t n i l l in ] tl*i-*»* 11 ii* vd^ldtltal ti - . m iraitKl \ mi tin-tut a. (hincse Nationals ik^in landings At Pori. Of HuiuK'-j. * w*fht;i i.lif ^ktUM * XstitmAh i I »f«< *«*Idi»T*H*'w*rrnb * : M litlfiim ri;, it itHIT I 1X54*4 tt I*. Th< lEifi iH” Nnltfr’ i ^lIl'MIa. - tfiil*i ..kiUi Nv*1* HJ*. »!iirMkii*fii jAUnoriAfil Wtn m*v*M fun tliJl «.rwii fTJTtlaXti.»Ir,, *Hi 1if' M»#»'in i u i"» f **i nKlfiirfiniiii' if»f«i#rti*ifi7fii: Wm" I**if*^' 4 4***^ tiltil/! Wf Cjnjrt: WUa’t’Vfbfl « »»»‘l tli«it jteii th m ’i'ip* o f ' the Slinniilli County Health and T'lNteiiiiiw, AseortatiiMT will mwt tonight an T:3o •»'vl*M.i. iji tli,. t lime BujIiJ >n« MrM, Ma v FymHittUt, mwiriif’ tin* t hi* Sf ii*f Xub«rcul»D4ifi A i suriifttiiHi, «iil i>« |h4v«M#ut. B. F. Lanas Liven Naval Discharge At Pensacola Base B*lv Scout, Mill t ub u'MUt. will attend a ,ut*|F«r it thv Siuth. Sole I'tim.u ■. S, ho„l at* d lie uYlurk. Thumiui vvmiingA Court of Honor will follow at sMfci o’clock which, tho publur m invited be attend. Oiling kmc Itaili New Iku**■inI i •VIM'iNvl -.I «ti«q iou v ,tiir tinir, atmlli' new - |ia|M"i t it ,o . i .aid itint u t'liitn -, ,v 111,'ill till.I In i t ., iniint- ui r*" i 1t,r Mnm lmi ill I * hiaiicclun atoi MoLilen, tin- big Xlumliui isti indu-mal c e n t i - i tinmiHi u i'* * may pmemd at em<*e In Imitti ettv- TIm' RtiHhiaiiaiir flirthei aid tn tiavr s t u e l In oourfib'tr tin'll -ivithdriiii.il frioi, dn rimi ui •'! initi-Jalioat v.; Commercial Florida Fishcrnu-n S t r i k e •Hkw tl « a rarifhr m t w w s with From Naval Service ! mu*’ uir^llrittl! h m AwlKvl-i^ ^siiH Tjh m ii i-risc itxiltill Jl-jyit** 1% % * jiU vr'ftt t**#- 't-'Of ln J K ; bruadcaato* said S t t ii had Jim Spmrer, AOM- lc. I’SSR krvtkrf of IL A . 5 | n ,v r , ha- ro­ l l grand frnta Miami whrri* he m ( rrrvwd kh honorable Aim ha1g* I from the K t i m and baa ro-umrd ' * w t at the Spencer-Hardin I h u f . He n t r r n t the e n v , in l*b ruary. 1M * and m February. I ' l l » a » amt to the Pacific theater %i Beard the C SS Franklin, garner « f the Essex etau, and aerveil on a n l u r as a bombardier ami g ■- ttr ffiiw- at W A S H I N G T O N , NnV. *JS, (A IM I rj.i« i A m ! .tssaddr mi t ’ |ii• i M t l r ’ ipr^l V at*, rii I Miff.!. . ,li:i- m idi'.! \orm* llti.yilrci i htn'ci • in fyi-i liltsti Fmj: 1 1 i • v • f ’ t lt i'r iili’ o f L;ii3 s, i m . i • i' .yrneiiYan ii'C fijr!!'i-.il-.'j',* H 'lr ir y _s|Wikc lu-f.'ii ;■ t : i , i niWtl in |tW v n ankWttur aiiiwlrc amd vih. i'Ti (lion iJouadiwai c m . wkiudi ,<**», -tutted! af Tbh man: i ‘ Ih aouwvaeanr wyito irammc Clighn a/lYamav am] Jiidkas T o n .* aurkad wiitki ourtuumbmc al'iiMkr, L A K E CHFt AN. Wanh. Nun i utirhi w s BMitito r 5 * mu-iu iih i d M m 2a. bPV— The derp anil icy w* * m m ita. Iktdl Slanitttirs i d Am ,Am te n of Lake Chrlitn still: hold the Hiftt '‘ BWwir— BTolW off Jw«P f v i » bixi.vi ut i : lliiim mi mid. the [lln i^ A rra y SUbfr _ r € _ Arwitgaiu. driver of the school bun that “ Jfcwn" Widin., ad FAnriita, (toll awrrvvit o ff on niiiionJunrat info Cibiom rd Cltftctfw. Bin r.iiiUHOTi nut “'Yinr1*- Gsud'V.i) rtf FnnOr the lake Momluy. Divers have rororereil two Chant. bodies hut have found no trace * taimio in i i m imd&iic wrnki tnv o f the bun and ita grim laryu twifc: tho (iimwir Munra'im Stinnr* after deoemding llili feet into the i g 'JUT Taot R M Sltamt take. The lake u* '»***>• fret dney a short distance from the spot where the bun -truck th* water. vt^aixciav. No-. i*h. ,r— An NLRB Election Health O fficials To Attend State Meet The Ka*T Ihioujivrome *ia, div■hmeif that the User P*ir*u4rwi bomoerlB bu>f a d o r roll wtallr ho wets oiti nufle an Ike ISIS MIAMI. N » v -N tlnnna.il.1 ruin incn ml fahi'i on n ImBstiiti Fiifl 1‘ irlty Mini H» . Wv*.1 mill M|* 11ll'll i«uit- t.nil ■tl a WU'ibr tm higln-t 1"i('i" (■*' lin n raili'lirh. An ntficiat of tli.1' HilKiniii'i'h fninlt Hnv jiredin*’ ] It il.] £.*Nili mil iv ui: aLriki- l> M oikIm} w Imii wv-t I'on-t fivhei eiM'n Mini' »'oik in sympathy with Vtv nail roast Croup. The g tii.n i drmatnl lit rents a > 'U B J _T n r fi^ r tiw i ~ftrrtn ^ i till' Hm iiii Jii'V'fc. Thrre the dr vnaud »v f«i 12 renis a pound. Wtiotiwair drain >. with a -mcl rv,v|iumi arr “ willinc nrgotv i.lr torn that tlw strike I* on" nays o miin nia n I,. I’ . Jours Airliner Completes Trip Survey Flight N E W YrtUk, Nov. 2s. iA'i traus-wuii'ld unlinrr bat comC ities vin d e rvm tv e A m n ril tto- 11l,<trd tie firm round trip survey t k . Frank L. Ujullntan. dixeckw baBtkehitp b o x H r , »,i- liallV- lllirht t*rt « m New A'nik and of tho Srainul* County Ptihbu oaiptni plot mmigiod kouur kdt W (•arts. F t* IntAhced ConstiillaHoe Ith I'oic. and othee prifoaomn. a (ottpmhn fliardl wuntAmfOdli *,t tson lauded oar tv today at ant wMvextnc Cailmd Shafer* d<uiitdm 1 icld w ith t n high point mid h*t> who were tnuyrr TAe OMiyodlii tuomnd wa- Aiiirtur-aii texa o f U * hmua aodi rxeiloAnd lisougin humr as guests of 11* some dJnBMce aaugj, w'lLteiu: cauaing u y orjtnue* no- diainag i A T|,lW con1.1 •Diet or not n in> « 'till lie >ii'. < limn, and nr u.m -fi'i of m llutliT '■ •*nuiiiyf Kui- (ieneral Weems Is Among vSurvivors 0 I‘ Plane ('rash \\ 4 U I AI i \ id nl ilil Gmiftri liltrinjirri tiHltt; fiimiif.' vi-n-o i I'llUtl-i |*i •uirl |"IIITl* I TWrH^lli I ln-i ii,glii. Tl ••arrh i» two men •till miffing. Ucucjnl WiriiiT foruicily via* ai -imtant i diiiiiiaitdcr of the Inflintiy Srli<j.i| ut Kurt llcniiitig. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1945 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 27, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 27, 1945. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 27, 1945; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2c3641749e1bee87eda01c6bdfcd9098.pdf 1f64e18a108e5f900b46e71e9e761200 PDF Text Text -t % I t i M s s SHUti s ix F R ID A Y , N O V E M B E R Tn> i R r a u r v H i. ‘ v'J'J.T.TT ■m IM t«rt* « x * n r j * » « *» jn .‘ T » S » . ^naino)* » W « -rjl» p * r ilrm U iim i t» n n m f t l i r t tin * ] yrTN OSS *nx k v t « » l Ite -T aXOnr i t 23. 1915 «*t Mtrwy . fflrial nUnolf iii=ni=m=m=iii=iii=m=iii=m=iii=Ni=m=ii'* I1J . 11)1 b 'w s w V*il OOOi.H - IM.VMOUTM «H li»?<iw owin'*-. « . i t i v r t « u . 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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK VOLUME XXXVII Hitler's Last ^Will Is Laid Before Court Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA, Key Witness And Leahy A t Probe MONDAY* NOVEMBER. 2«. 19If, THE WEATHER I’arll) cloud; and utrmrr through. Tuesday ■ Associated Press Leased Wire 40 Children Hull Declares Japanese W ere Feared Lost In Accident “Hell Bent For W a r ” In 1941 Evidence Shows K ei­ tel Plotted To Kill Nazi Ambassador To Create Incident School Bus Swerves O ff Slippery Road, Plunges Into Lake In Blinding Storm n NUERNBERG, Nov. 26,— (A P )— American prosecutors laid, before the Nuernberg war crimes tribunal today what, they called “Adolf Hitler’s last will and testa­ ment.” It showed secret, pre­ war plans for aggression against England and France dating back as far as Novemter. 1937. \VJKNATCHbG. Wash, .Nov. 28, (A'H- Possibly ns many as IU school children are fenrcil to have drow..ci>' hi a' bus ncemem near Andcfson Scores For Celery Feds .i«: . ign vnyiiliit plunged over an uniMUiament Into I.ukc L'hclsn. Ida snerm omit first accounts indicate that only seven or eight children curspoil from the nut which was carrying ul pupil*. The accident occurred .-ring a blinding snowstorm which inanu Highway* slippery. The hus, {dunged down tnu cmbunyi. ill mtu 6(b_£euL uL water. . ...... ....I "Kmergcnry crew*, have bc?njt rushed to the scene. ' A big. barge has been floated to the spot'where the bus went down And is living used ill rescue attempts. The sheriff said the bus runs along Lake Chelan to 25-mllo creek und takes children to school at Chelan near Wenatchee, i ho sheriff described it as the worst tragedy ever to occur in that sec­ tion. Denies His Note To Japs In November Of 1941 Was In Any Way An Ultimatum ; WASHINGTON. Nov. '2(1. . i.(A I’ ) — CurtleH Hull tkivieti Jodny thnt thv’ note hv .svirt to Japan on Nov?2li, 19-11 [tviw nnyfhimr like ultimatum. . Hull told tliv congressional inveqtlgatinir committee thfit there has tieen more misinformation ami ignorant mis­ representation a b o u t that „ c ii......iv. Wnsh. Shcritl Bruce ... . . . . <ay» the school hus in .... .. . prrpila V ero ruling, lett -'The document disclosed that at that time. Hitler regarded both countries as Germany's "hatefuTinemlea.” . ,~ ~ NUMBER :»2 note than any other move thi government made. He said any peaceful nation would have been delighted to —4t crept* tr.-.trat- thcrJapanc-e pro,- pagandists lagan "Vallmg it an • ultimatum. At the time the note was ’delivered, he added, tkv Jupt nnese were, ns lie put It, "hclllient for war". Hull defended the pojicv of keeping the fleet ol IVarl liarImr during those critical d«yi». He used liis salty Tennessee language to explain that it's n ginxl tiling to have n double-tiarrelled shotgun around when you're talking to a desperodo. The whole truth, .-aid Hull, was that we were in our own waters, our own territory, on our side of rhe Pacific, following u perfectly peaceful course. Maid Hull,' “ There has been "more misinformation and more ig 11ora lit misrepresentation—imIntentional hi* doubt—about Oils ____ last proposal ot our* than any !I”— rmove we made." The foi mi-r State Secretary " si. Andeison (No. MM. Mm li.dt'. .'ll. m i i u1'! acl. i -iiowo a* lie sliced off left tackle in .uid the note merely'brought tothr Hu d period of the Sanfpid N -w Soiyma m V... lit to core .Sanlord’s third atul final gether the general orinelplcs on loufh law'ii a* the Fed. Iinunccil tin 11n i.tcioln* •>-. , ,c nf JO tn I I at the high school ulheletic wfiich “ ' tlie ‘ “United Slates Imil been field 1he New Smyrna tncklci i Bill Wilcox. Hal .mu,!., I.aiftnck. and the officinl at the light i insisting since diplonintic talkHpsii Linesman Pick McLongliliti. began with Japan six months em tier. Hull also had something to say about State Department insis­ tence on keeping tho fleet at IVarl llsrlwr instead nf pulling it liaek to the west ei ■ i. tie .^iu he believed tlie Miu.-' Dutm*.m?ni. • ""H itle r aSdl f7eld“fi& h a il vV'ljhlf^ ^TALKING TfriNGS OVER at tin Pearl Ifaibm Investigation ill Keitel plotted to murder the Ger- Washington are AilniinU James O. Richard on ( M l ) and President mar? ambassador to Prague to cre­ Truman's Chief of Staff Admiral William D. Leahy. Thu former told ate an "incident" leading to the investigator* tout the Into President Roosevelt hj«M considered blockInvasion of Csechoslovakla. uilltig.Japan hi 1040, ami thnl lie had ndvi-ed ugainst this plan. (In ­ Hitler's documents also disclosed ternational Sbumlphoto) ___ • the former Reichschancellor as declaring that ha would solve Ger­ many's _ sny*s ispace problem no later than the period from 1043 to 1945. This prediction was ful­ filled but not the way HiUer in­ tended i t The American prosecution indi­ cated It probably would take .ill of this woek to present additional material oul of the some 20 car. loads of Nasi documents at Us disposal. Served A s P ilot OF:1a)chI M a r k e t Plans Meanwhile. thedefense sub* loss* t liun a i|U«rler of tho K Cargo Ship Duringr.. To Receive (Tood bond mltted a tong list of motions which wl uuota of Seminole County y Inj, cfcluded lists of prospective witi Pacific Operations Supply This Week the Victory Loan drive has Iwcti nessse and desired documents. sold, and therefore thin county is Among those documents filed by not Counted 'among the lending 21 Lieut. Lester Guthrie n veteran | JACKSONVILLE. Nov. Jo. the defense was one indicating “ Reports M u m counties of the state In this rethat former number, three Nasi flyer of tho Army Air Force-. |(Spinal I — Rudolf Hess planned to carry his who participated in the Northem |throughout Florida* trull ami ip;ct, according to Edward F. Burma Campaign. Irdian Burma 1m.vtable producing area tell or I.nne. drive mddK'ily chalmmi insanity plea to court. for the copnty. Still another case of “ shattered Border Campaign. Western China i lnrie:n.lug* voltmo of shipments The umount of K hond sales nerves" daveloped today among Defense nnd the Okinawa Cum. in the week'just clon'd with inliaign and flew ensnlir \ Ir.in'i-. |ilinitbns that in most instances; here IimIbv totaled hut *39,8112 nr the BB-Natl deiendsnts, this time food 'and men over “ the Ipiuio," i the trend will continue for some ; “ | percent of the *174,000 quota it is former German Fireign Min­ ister Joachim Von Hibbcntrop. has returned to Sanford after-time." suid Williami L. ’ Wilson,.slat for tho county, iccelvloe hi» his ditehanre ■ dlrcrtor of Florida Stale Funner-.I Mr. Una aiinounreil_lhal every* ... His defens* council declared Rib- receiving I, tTrans. , ,,,„ II Markets, in a a week-end report Idar irond show to lie held at 8:15 As a member of tile Air Markets, in •cnU on suffered mental lapses and , r I M y.t isaufd been par-j thhlug. is being lined un for tlie til* h3w-«tf two former * 1..1 _ I today. : . -- “ l .,1have H \\ ,1 ...n r-iili. T il in . /*'* w«i, i folly 1 v - i i , J in «... .4. J in ut tho oVIfK-k Wednesday evening German ambassadors to refresh Ititx Theater, nnd urged that all r I P V P T l I | T O ( flw t kept.1__ at IV n .... l llarlior his memory on German diplo­ lJlVTI.11^ l o I U v) **IC ih„ . ii in the —in.-i critical day* ..t uf lute k 1911. •<oml buyers who huve not already lame- Mai Moot Cowan, xs. one matic dealings during the prewar Said Hull: "We were ilralitig lone so, secure tickets for the . . . , ~ J' ' _ " f ill" oldest pioiiei , , o. Feniinole and war years. with olio of the worst internation­ the management or John 1 . 1show at the thruler, the I'ost Of (t o v e r n o r 1 8 ' “ ".illy, died Sutmalav morning Cadets Score Twice Tho attack on Pearl Harbor was treacherous. al desperadoes within the memMcEweli une of the most ex-1five nr tho hank*, ts . | m , • a at Inc Innoe ill Lake More after mentioned at the Nuernberg trial Following duty ill India he re­ pertenred manager's in our or-1 Featured on the program Wedorv of Ilian. He wa at large, on la X p e c t O U I O V I 8 I V |o linceitng illoe... Funeial serIn Second Half To today. American prosecutors turned to Sail Francisco where giiiiiiation. I itit(Intirtl tin |*ngr |*i>nr tile Fort Myets Mur-1nesday evening will lie Capt. Ilos.i f ' l l l ] , M . i v t M r i n r l t i v I vi" ' Ml AH’- ' “ "an weve liehl submitted as evidence stenographic he was land based and flew' from hit Ims liven visiteil daily hvan'l.ec lloyall, Army nurse, who Overcome Fed Lead 1N L A I I t i o n a i i y Sund.,, artenumn ol 1:30 , m In, k notes of talks between Hitler and Sun Francisco to Tokyo carrying iiu'ieusing ouinlier of buyers. Tile i wears the l'le-l’esrl Harbor riii|nt thr Fiirt Methmllst Ctnrivli the Japanese foreign minister sev­ prisoner* of war, patients and vnllime nf eggplant, pepper nnd (lain.' the American Thcntcr nod An offiriul U.8, Navy, Marine.,,t .S,ir,fe,,l of uliicli Mr, C..\van Il> Julian Slrnslroni eral months before that blow was occasionally some top entertain- tomato offerings is Increasing and t KTH ribbons, with one battle slur Coast Guard released eiilill-j ln(,| !„ ,-„ the oldest iiiembet. Tim Major Maik Itnidlcy’a Molten Struck. The prosecutors told tne era such us Kay Kysei tin USD tho tomato pucklng house is for being in n combAt xone before I and eJ “ The The Fleet That That Came Camr To Tni \|{ev. Uev. .1.1 , MeKinlcy officiated. I Military Arndenn i ndela eltmi* court that evidence will show that programs. M-heiliih’d to open today- Grow-j Pearl Harbor. She is also eligible Stuy’* depicting thr Battle of IIttrinf un o I,nl.evieti t erne haled the Seminole M'igti t'rlery the Nasi conspirators kept up u Lieut. Guthrie entered thn Air m.niimird in. i*nar Court 1'initt to wear wear the the Iceland Iceland Base Base (rolarl (I ’olar IOkinawa nkinuwuwwa* a* shown the Itolary KolnryII,i-i, to shown the ,et \ Fills from itpi\ |>,i.-ib[o ilmorc force that could reasonably bo ex­ Corps on Mar. 30, 1912 at the (tear) patch nr the European1< lull ui its legidur weekly liun h-! , , , , pected to result in war with tho l Orlando Army Air Base. He wan *1 s iM iiift 1Tiiiiulni* „ f llni. rullnnic ttu(c*ll t i ■ *> rs* 11 « I 111* 1 i kI\111i|i ( ||11111 H |*| |* ff llllillif of enpturing the Fart t’cntrul l . a r i r e MKhUT nr UimrillOliH pliuil. run tiulav l*V ( i Uimki* Imihv WIIU 11.g. f,.;, .I..,.,,,, t,r r I Florida Coiifci clii'e crown last United States. A delegation c,m*i ting* of trained ut Maxwell Field und DuPontH Own . 1 1 Capt, Itovall was {.art of the lllrnnffCl| Mm ,,rogrsm. 1 “ f Nuofmd at Fiotov afteiiiooo in JacksonJohn Krider, Kd Whit in i and receiver! Ids graduate flight Block Of FEC B o n d s first Task Force to arrive in Ire | n inlrodioirg tiie film, Mr. i.'i.'i'' f*’, " " ■ u,,l, r 1 villa when tloSan .lose 'school lueil. l,y I>y 1liitul .... 1 l» etlh'.l noil now .......... J u l i a n Slcnstmni ie|ii'i>',inle.l in Sertcmlier. inn. 1911, w-iM witht 70 7(1 T,»uhy said that il was designed /. truihing at Craig Field where to! "'ey eleven doii'iioil the Feds by a 81111font basehull inlci.-t at u he was commissioned a second WEST PALM BEACH. Nov oilier nurses. She returned H. thr -Iiow "how some "f vein uioney is the Saiil„i,| Naval Air Flalieo. score of 13 to i>. minting of Florida State l eague lieutenant and a flyer of pursuit 'Jfi, (ri*) •— Kilwnrd pall, tni#!**** *»/ <^tulcn *»*» mUilitin in rt*frunr\( leing spent, how tlie hamtkiize wa* I nowii a Fort lived. Il was f',,0i'll Goo, c Kettles' bo) * assigned to (tie i.lids’ proved to lie u des|H'rn(u here that Mr. .Coivaii was lairii, ployed, iduogid nppisl and chased directors held at tlie Fan Gntlio and the Alfred DuPont estate wnirh • Aug. .!. ls.’>7. Game almooded ill the t'adi'ts nil over tlie gridiron Hotel in Orlando yesterday In an In. pursuit during tin* fn*t half and com- effort t|i obtain o iieitli f,n t lean Air pletrlv doinlliati'd the field. How­ local entry in the league nhcii ate re tioo'd next to help the ever, Holies come hack til the opeintluns o . shortage of second Imlf and. apparently felt 11During , a cIomxI st>-.o,n, Pre tWifham JTranklin Lewis re s ­ been railed u lot ashamed of what they had •lent AI Climbs was diu-ctcd by ident of Sanford for the past 25 Lieut. Guthrie let the slimllrr Maufonl sipiud do cluli officUils to In, vc Peter I years, died suddenly at hfi home with the A to them ill the opelilllg half lie- F, limit. league .et rebut and ; on 1900 French Avenue yesterday five months cause ftom then on until the stutisliriiiu. draw up a M'liedole lailei. Mr Cownn uriptircd till afternoon » t 6:20 o’clock. the larger lyin' plant' ington und Lee University, nii'h i f e t t l l f o r d C e l e r y f c f l s ........ ...... .......... ........ ..... final whistle il wa -tiictlv o li»i, <>n lluk Avenue wldellfur .a nine club league. flu* In Jummry, 1911. 4li' flew to look thu stand as the ll'll'imt , R o n d v F o r I «4‘ 4,H h l i r i f " meeting of the t lnb next Mull-' * r . .Lewis who was formerly Holies affair. Usui) l> to lie deeided vtlieli the usconnected with George Moffett's indlu and wu* theirnftei opposed a proposal that j 1 ** " day night at 7:110 o'clock Mu ulsn I......on.“ id (or many years and , , , . , i interestss u Tile Fed mm lime u u - lo lli n g III limp officials, inoet in Iwenburg Auto Service, was born on Mar. 9 ,1signed us u pilot „f bomber and , A |lBnt antic Const Line Railioud ... „ . _. |iommeitdei| G.W. .Speucei nnd Ills -. ,, tlie first period when they luck­ I!*® . Gastonia, N« <3. He was cargo tvne planes • J 1, gunito tho Florida East Coast • , Hte^nstrom lommlttec for the success of thei* "**h Ids family ho llv- ed up five first downs und !d> nn Dec. Id. reorganito r l h h o---ns: American tlthcrs pier.eni at tlie meeting °ld, (following -------,, .................... Kiyrlil barbecue Inst Wod-! f ' 1 l" 1 Vc“ r'» nt a division of the ’larger sy ! Goose Kctllea Cclerv heds yards from M-rinimugv against Here; Daylong Bench, A li. A Survivora include hU widow,; Theater, Asiatic Pacific with stem. .derwent . derwent a ngni light woraouv workout ti«lu> « u> „e, „ e, dj av unl| b1h) Mr Mr Tlou rmuhv h y uml „n,l ,lis hi* mum* at »l Mghtoenth t.igmeen h Street Mrect and ai <I ol,llHi,r,l lln I'nsi- T m u I Karen, Humid Itncllgcr, Emil Mrs. W. r . Lewis and on* daught- four imtllo sUrs. Distinguished D r.. Gninen was numetl in the: iii iireiiurntion for ^ their ai n a , „ mm|||ec f„r t|„, program pre- J ■"k \' v"iic. and then muvied Padgett; Ocnla,, Henry Taylor, er. Mia* Gratchen iUwto. X*wb. both o f) Flying Cross with one cluster, DliPonl will nn successor tn B a ll, b ,, Leesburg ». -anted by D r. Hamilton Holt, V.1" 1 1,1 *....... Id hoiiirsteioi no.nr Kanford; four ebi1 — “Pearl■ Air Itedal with a t-luslrr and should the (ircscnt trustee latere,.-Mr*. Chari ex Park und Wton i Avnnur. W U i the «,ml.ng Lieut. Pearle Rohson Wilson TurriljiMi'd nml ll._ \V. Kidd of Hunter* i'urnliisCcd; Gainesville. A*. T. _ .--yUfik H, C.; Mrs. the Prasidentlal Unit . Citation. , Thu DuPont own«r»hii> comili-1 ^olnu Mednesds) Moughlon itougntim were wcjcointai welcomed hack back in in -;1'1 ll"' -Jj1' •''toilon. he Receives Discharge F'owles, AI I'otiib ttilunilo. John G*org* , MeCoritl* o f BslUmor*. l1,® oonos j night. . . , to the club after an uhsence yf* moicd tn Luke Mary with Mrs, M .1 3 1 luted 56 por cent of tUir ic tmml*; Nd.i Mra. AHI* Abernathy of Nov. 9, 1945 at Drew Field and' and- they Gittttel, Ash Wing, Wyndlium * were brought "ss •*" ■„ T.hc r“ mL'l through _t ^ ,.Vrrnl yearn during which they ' Lieut. Pcurli’ I .dull Robson of lluyuurd; " Pululku, Jeff FullerCharlotte. N. C-: and Mr*. Hall la at_present residing witli hie inveiUacnL- lookimc-to^conUuLjif by the |In- .widow, .wjilow, ‘ : liavn licet- n, g uveuniuoiL - l-i v i c e , tj !I. 1.-." " f t ; — by Armstrong v t ChaHotta. N. C.T father i f 201~WdS t ETChtrcmh iiTTuiki'^Mui'y: -the—N ary—Nij r-e-_<^erpx- dntighter son; Ft, Augustine. “TT.T Kettle si* ■ ,t when it^TnjuriL-K ullTiouj£Ti 11n ^ “ s,^ r Orville Touchlnn won Introduceil ^.r: 1 A""1 "7^ow“ ;' 1 two brothers. (Ralph Law is o? Street. came out of bankruptcy, for the i sustained a hard blow on |by George K * Hickary, N. C. and Harry Lewis, purpn.se of serving communities |head and wus forced to 1, u' •’ tnd \nj nober Robert U. 8. Army oraraaas.. !• along the line gind In the Interest of the Rite Funeral aerHyas will be hold Kettles plans to use the same <'d by Charles uf citisous living in the railway’s ■ris# the Erickson Funeral Home Mrs. Cora Radcliffe starting lineup u g a i n s t the nieii," Ball testified, “ •ditsalsr afternoon at 3:00 Jackets that he used agnin-t Died Sunday Night o’clock with the Rev. J. K. Mc­ Mark Bradley's Cadets. The till Leslie \Y. Bownmn ianil xix grandchildren, Donna Joan. '"j!' ui.i wMiii work ! Kinley. pastor of th* First Mathowill be Leesburg's homecoming Miami Advertising: diat Church, officiating. Inter­ Furieral service* for Mrs. Cora iV«ni.-r "‘Dunn nl“!n #" j t „i u,., '' ,ln if »n,idepartment. -i»° Is Out Of Service Itumo and a largo attendance Made Staff Sergeant liim.-r of silrlK Nnnf..i,l C end, Sthl. mient She! ment will fallow in Evargracn E- Redrliffo, 03, who died Sunday Advises Reservations jV tom S gnu a n f ow ridu 1s anticipated k vm o *i» ■"M V,r ' IlFAhOliAliTt'im V'l *1 Man Ann Cowan of Pensacola. I w, „ Ufhl(.m.1| WHr.| work . Sgl. Richutd Purkiud ' of the Cemetery. night nt the home of her .sister, -_______la t the U. N. N. S. II. In Spring- Army Air Corps spent Jii.nioniiis Mrs. R. If. Renick. 210 Ma{le ' ___ I_________________ M I A M I ' nT T - ,,, - « v - T h . ! I S S K ' i s r a v i T ' a iK ’' o o t im a k u . (TifTil, M um * From Springfiv'Td in' the British West Indies h i h Avenue, were held this afternoon radio operator and u part of tho t u i i i v u i i 'u u n ii *B11xs e i v 'u i 'i ii . _ — -11,1_ - _ — cam,-.n-dM,n-.nd-aikbi-thc-,un|tl>, loc.l, f— i|( 'formir' Chlirll'S Kdward Betts she movi'il to tIn- Nuvul HoxpiUl Army at 4:30 o'clock at the Ftrickson city U. 8. ACTS IN IRAN Alrwav* Communications - is changing 1U tune this «v*r the th * year * Grace F'vanx, lives on O r a n g e Avo-| In Chelsea. Mass., whcie she uguiu Funeral Home. The Rev. E.D. Leesburg has failed to annex u Svsiein. year. did iiunl work. nuc, was recently promoted to. Brownie* of the PiT*bytcriun Dies In Kingsland Among her brothers now or He entered tile service in Sept. WABHINGTON*, Nov. 28. UP>The theme of advertisements to single conference victory. __Th* United State* haa -beted to Church, officiated, The tilt will be tho last regu­ Staff Sergeant, It was announced; be placed by the city next month furinerly in the service are: II. r« 1942 at Camp illunding und was st Wheeler Field on Uahu in the; Mr*. Radcliffe, who had been ( Kih Icx Kdwurtl Bells, 45, died Robson, S/Sgt. in tho Army was assigned duty at KWslur Field, ^ n l l e r * th* International tension the in 87 newspapers throughout thu larly scheduled game of Hawaiian Inlands living at th* home of hor sister developing ever th* trial* In Miililcnlv this morning at 2:45 •liscliurgcd Ort., 1945; J, W. Rob­ Miss, lie was.then sent to a ra­ United States and Canada pill season for the Celery F’eds hut £ vV'#IV*>* rJ0^ Hcadiiuarler* jn Kingslamt, Gu. from u son, Pfc. of the Marine Corps now dio operators school ut Sioux Iran. Note* from Washington for the pest 20 months had bern be “ be eur* you,have reservn- they have two post-***son games and Hcaihiuurters Squadron of the | ^ former resiilcuL In 1 1 1 health for three years. She to 'London end Moscow propane on tap. Next Menday night they F'alls, S. D. After completing tiona before you come." « Air Servke A re. Command in f SuIlfori, for llmny years ha stationed in Chinn; C. M. Rubsoli, the course Sgt. I'urkard moved was born, Nov. 30, 1881 in Walk­ thnt nil Russian, British end go to DeLandand will meet the August D o r r — who is in MM I f ahoaril the U. 8. S. Mc­ er, Mo. American troop* withdraw from Bulldogs In a contest bclng^l*)': a*,'-ru1W,"lin| i? £hi5. had lived in Tallahassee for fiv« Cracken; and A. B. Hobson, Sgt. to Truax Field, Wise., and to Smy­ 8ha is survived by three sis­ charge of Miami'* |2M<>0 ad­ *d for the benefit of the l r° v / ' A « I r ’ * Record*, yt.„ri| nll,i fn Kingxlund for three of the Army Air Corps was dis­ rna Field, Tenn.. where he pre­ nd J'J.H Iran by Jan. I. In any event, vertising budget — aays adver­ ter*, Mrs. Rentck of Senford and Rection n• * I ASAL. . months- He was born oil Jan. 27, charged in !9t3. th* American force* will be evepared for all overseas assign­ tising will be needed to prevent High School Bapd. Mr*. GeorgC. Bowmen end Mrs.’ by that Use. ment. He departed from the On Doc. 7 the locale will play from Stuart High Schopl, ami H*00. In Winter Garden and came prospective visitor* from Jrclng Samuel T. Prewitt o f Kansas City, The agreement now In effect states in June. 1943, WARD STRIKE disgruntled If they arrive In th* hoste to tho Purplo Hurricanes prior, to entering the armed for­ to Sanford at an early age. Mo. Det* of interment will bo . pledge* Britain sad Russia to Funeral setvice* for Mr. Bette While assigned as a radio opera­ Sun city and can t find a place of Galneevnie In a tilt being ces was emnlored with the At­ ALBANY, N. Y. Nov. 20. t/Pl— announced later. n ite v t their troop* from Iran sponsored by the Sanford h i­ lantic end Pacific Tea Company will be held at 9:90 o'clock Tues­ Workers ut the Montgomery Ward tor In the British West Indies he to stay. , by Mat. 2 of o u t year. Meanday uftcinotm at the Erickson fkimpuny plant near Albany, N. Y. worked In a signal section with ntant* Club for tho benefit of at Orlando. machines, telephones, th* organisations updcrprivlledgDorpilng his military uniform F’uncral Home with the Rev, W.P walked out today as part of teletype WILLIAMS OUT DISCHARGED od children's fund. In January of 1942, Sgt. Bowman Brooks officiating. Interment will a n a t i o n w i d e demonstration. tclegraphd and radios. ■ SgL Packard returned to th* that Us country hoc sent two Officials of local number 40 of tha computed a course In army rnr- he in lorkcview Cemetery. meg* note* o f pretest ta Russia. .T/Sgt. Ratfrh williams ree*ntly DREW FIELD, Tampa. Nov. 8. SUGAR BOWL Mr. B*tts is survived by one, r|(V’ Uiiiied Retail, Wholesale, U, S. March, 1341 by plane and • mmondance at Army ClerM received his honorsbla discharge (Special) — Preeentetion of hit NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 2fl, till School, - Ft Logan, Colo. fton, LowU BvtU cif AllunU, j 1mu| Dcpurtmcnt Store Kmployeji wa* Immediately-.given a 4£ day Meeting of the Mon at Camp Blandlng' end returned ’hrnurahle discharge certificate —For th* first time two teams Before departing for overxeoa hfi mother, Mrs. Bettlo Betts of 0( America said that tha strike leave after which ha was assigned *«. W .JL A- M. will to the home of his parents, Mr- at th* Army Afr Fore** separa­ from west of thb Mississippi will In June o f this year, Sgt. Bow­ Hanford; three listers, Mr*. Jodvr was very effective. Th* mana­ duty tn AUasta for approximately end Mrs, W. O. 8t*nse!l, Route 1, tion station at this field today meet on New Year's Day fn the man had been stationed at Camp Cameron and Mrs. V.A. Speer of ger of the mall order store, A. C. ■ix months, U* waa given bit marked the completion of 82 Sugar Bowl football gam* In Blending and Tyndall Field. Sanford and Mrs, R.L. Rowe or Swanson said his dlvUlon had discharge on Nov- 4. IMS at l ‘ lp£ well Field. Ala. and haa been r*of servlet In the * n * « i Sgt. Bowman's parents, Mr. and Jacksonville; and two brothers, by M g t - W illi* . Syme sldlng with W* taolhag^r*^ Mr*. E, a Bowmaa, raald* ia A.L. Bette of ML Dora and W.E. «• I/1K-- *-■ Bette of SanfordMary**. *ir;; H o b * ' ' Wilson Reports Lester Guthrie Discharged Front Fruit, Produce Shipments Up Arm y A ir Forces Victory Bond S*iow To Be Held A t ' R i t z Wednesday Rotarians Shown James H. Cnwait, Seminole Drops Motion Picture 0fiJ!ioneIe,' I l|osi,(l,enU Tilt To BoIIes Okinawa Battle " s 1 ’ ’ ‘ ,irv DiHtnct L o c a l Delegation Attends F l o r i d a I ^eague Meeting William F . Lewis [Died Suddenly A t Home Sunday .r, . -.'o s a s v n i r a t e " �tk L ------- --------------------- ■ tw ? !— 1— 6 MONDAY, The Sanford1Herald m es ' r.«t«nukrt i n “ t t lU M u iir M « ii i< aataplar Impetus for improving economic and |x>liticnl condi­ tions in America’s lar eastern possessimi. thu I’hilippiiiOH, was stieiiuthoiu'd by I'residcnt Truman’s moves to ex­ pedite the flow of consumer Roods to that island area, with liuckinR from the Kxport-Import Hunk. * The Surplus Property Administration', too. has been asked by the executive to draw up plans for transferrin# to the Commonwenlth lnrge supplies in its control, purlicuTfuIy■; npiluail -flnil hospital •equipment jjrea tly needed by the populace. ’The scheme of practical 2m i<> the wnr-ravaged islands comes in the face of evident American Impatience with the program of President Osmcnn who. it is claimed, has been slow to work for stabilization as A ll . a k lln a r * r «n l»* * » tktrkfc. r-l.Mll*-I MtlrM i ' well as to punish, pro.Japnnesc puppets. The aim of the v a l r r l f l M M i u »«tr Ik * l> »ri'*— » ' Unilvd'-Statos Ih lu purge all collaborators from govern­ ra is in s w ill **» r k a r * r c f « r ■t rm fiw K w h M m m « . ment offices to steady national finances and to improve In lan d S * w * «M S * r l l r a r * - » n ln - general living conditions before the elections which are I I , m . U r - r r a r r - r n t - T k r llr r n ld In I k f n a lln an l fie ld n f n d * r r ll» ln a . scheduled for early next year. u r i l m a i r «n n l»ia in * d *■ In n Most of the Filipinos fought valiantly and loyally m r H ir e n f I k * r e n n lr v w « lk f r l i H k a * .,M n d «a a r «* m In r h lr c a a nr.d against Japanese domination. They are worthy of the bcsl j Ir w 'IM k . America can give them. Hut even more than PhilippineT k * I leva Id I - . n r n h r , nf T k * well-being is s i stake, important though .thy is. The Unit­ • M l a l r d . r im , * M H i In * » r l » i r l r r a l l l l M > )• l b * fc»* fa r r » - ed. States is not eager, for. colonial possessions. Hut having | Ib tlro lln n a f a ll ■ * « » « d l-| ,n irk -» a d llr d ! • It * r a a » n ih e r w l-* thin ono it is important to do n good job with it, and so do-t Mr knd nlMt ing to demonstrate to tho. world that this country. be* • bed k errln . lira, - I « P » * liovea in . the doctrine of democracy, human rights and eUl'dU aefeken berjln a re a l,n re - freedom. * . ... . " ' tMjaU K ticter--- »_ reenter, received s. back In j <\rlng the fourth period am ; reported *to hare 'fullered j I»acjured :vertebra. • Tne. Cadet* rolled up 220 ; yarda. gained during the I against 150 for the locale. nni.i.K* I'o.iiior. ttx n ‘O L b MAW; q f t h e : m o u n t a i n | W o r t h ie r While I.B ttEffTCSTTOCK . ------ - L T - ___ C l . t l .... K rn aaton .... _ It. W illia m s O . NomrBBft: 26; m s Klmmrcman , > *Y i«S lk n 4 .i. Individual yn Friedland 10' Hatfield 71 Boatright 3 Ruder 0 LI W at K II pa i n o — ----- , Ci HT. Slndlptci U K • ji^ k f'Kaatni riii Cullen Ilrooklin' Andarao) Ilrooklin I Cullum OTTOE W f c t K . r e l ia b l e «lW i. Midi «sW f pjvfere"*** from virgin woeh'wllh'a pvireol , H of rollon- To»We bnuhed I' j (irandma Chops Wood MONDAY. NOVEMBER 2«, 1943 One o’? iKe best news pictures lately in the papers shows a. sturdy, grayhaired woman aged 87, toying with AND IT 18 WORSE TO STEAL whut she rays iH an effective arthritis cure. Situ is A MAN’S REPUTATION THAN Mrs. Emma Kupfcr ofiH ay V'ilJnge, 0., and she says the TU STEAL 1(18 PURSE: le t him that stole steal no more.— cure is surprisingly simple and, inexpensive. It consist* merely in rawing Wood anil not saying nuicli abolit it.. Hut Ephesian* 4:2S. she is a bit . proud of her, muscle and her wood pile, and ih* is glad to show ijoth to all observers. election in thu.bual White oak is rother-tougli. to bundle, she admits, but ~TTItnre sort o f helps when u woman "needs the wryid. The What thl* rountry Seed*- Ik cojL she ordurcil last May hiuin’l lirrJVeit, flho oxplainr.'-so bigger and batter tra*h basket* she had to provide a substitute, and she iieihelf was the only ono avaiiahle, • It should rejoice the. soul of any nu/scnlinu wood- j Over in Tilunvlllu they're Oil It chopper to see l hat old lady on the job, whether sawing or inx ubout employing n full lhn> chopping. She is warmly Huntimcntul iibniif Tl, and even I city ntanuaer. Wlilih remind! the onu-liaiuJud saw she is obliged to use. ‘It UK, lun't Sanfonl nuppo** t< about hare tha "eontmiMloii'iitunRKri'’ used to 1st two-handed," she explains gently, "hut ihat form « f rovorninent? waa when my, husband wus ulive. Wu used to get a 'truat kick out of working together outdoors. After Kd went. I fixed it up so I could,do it alone." 3he has a put peeve, however. The busses and auto­ mobiles flitting along the road nnnoy her— they're so effeminate, h/l you might Hay. And .ahu_ce; iainly doesnlL want to end her days in un auto." Jt SOX of lOOfr rilb jniida bnubrd •oft lUccy ftevL j variety of'color*. B IB U >Vh i . i t * / ‘Pl)ZZY,TOP~ Slumber SO*. Knitted in plmsiaalr all, .nbad**- T**1 “ttn y wpr of i.fl, w »l 7»m add* »iy**lh|*»»A ■ I o IIII* |iapplsr Uyl e* f SlkmbcrSaurjn„ Seminole Di-nps Tilt To: Belles Eleven, 13. To Back To Ancient Days off right tarklo for »ix ynnls it was incomplete. • and then da-hod to the five n» In the fourth period, Hollo* tho flrut quarter ended. On the took o ff from thalr own .17 with |i,Hawing piny he carried thu Hutflehl . and Prledland carrying pigKkin to the three nnd then the mail. They tere through went over hU . right guard far great gaps in the Fed line. From the touchdown. The total yard- the nine 'yard Hne, Friedland led to 5,'i sliced off tackle to scare. Hatfrom placement yard*. Clark'* attempted con- field converte,. ____ version from -placement wa* low. |but the Cadets were pcnnliied Holies threatened ns the find first ' 15 yard* yards from holding on the hnlf railed when Jack Friedlnnd■ play. Friedland attempted to con-*•i tossed n 31 yard pas* to Worthier vert an an end run hut wa* | who wa* dawned an the Sanfonl ‘brought down before crpssing i ten. However, tho half ended nl imy dirt that point. |__C5regdj Williams, hlg Cadet I Anderson's touchdown was the ( second time that nolle* hnd | been scored upon on their home SANFORD hy Hatfield on- the Seminole 47 yard stripe. After Anderson nnd ilrooklin had gathered five ynrds. the Idr Fed fullback went off tackle for 14 yard* and again frr right more. Following n Rnllrs tlm* out. Anderson plowed to the Cadet 20. Ha went SANFORD FORUM So now we are to pay e ll -M l Thank Heaven It ia not compuliory! There are three alterna­ tives Ry some clover ruse get the M.D. to umc out and then don’t pay hint hecauae you can't, or bacomo n public charge of the county health service, or If n patient Insists on being sick, knowing what it will cost— let the d—n foal die. Most ponple consider a short, drive in the country as relaxa­ tion or IscucfIcinl recreation A trlii ojI to our place takes bIhiui medical service at M-00. ha geta *8 2/3 dollar* for u fifteen minute drivel What's that you said about the taxi cab bandits? “ These charges until 10:00 p.m." What then? A deed to the home and a promissory note far the Imlanee? Indignantly Your*, Mre. J.C. Stoddnrri Long » Arm right up in public meeting and down the law. Unions miy agree with' him —cnrUlnly — bet they can Hardly fail to admire; Ma oonrage. E .a * i, Gaorgs Ware, l^aMuirg Unkev, la now writing n urvppappr column which i* attracting cue- Blind* or Mkrrird A i m 16 - 35 . ? Exparienoa Unnacanaury • Paid whtlr learning • Frequent Increases ulhvr State lied an auiiiinobile accident in Sanford. He wa* insured in one nf, the com- : 8STSU& any claim for l«4Ua H and property damage eg him and nr was allows continue hi* trip. . • Taai-cab s e r v i c e foe faM« " A P W iT OPERATOR l 1 ThttBc lovely blankets ure‘ mn[ile of 60'rvneM’ vr0°* ‘wd 50’.* strong, rcalliont cotton. Tjtoy niotaurp 72? * 34" and'come in the Holid colors af bltie, rose, cedar or green. , —Recently _ a. uariy JrogL- JUlv You can get better service, r e a s o n a b l e P r i c e s and a greater selection at F A R B E L L ’ S ARCADE 50% WOOL B LA N K E TS 4 • If you drive or If your rfcr or truck is driven In any '8tat» . in the union apd I* Involved.la an accident, you can lie cum* pelted to return to that State, to defend a suit. TELEPHONE OPERATORS Startingr Bate 6 days----- $20.00 E AR LY FOR F A L L Law AiUomobilo Ovyicrs & -Drivers rail* In 'the rltV was W.OU Inside city and a dollar per mile more lieyond that. We paid 17.00 |>er mil. Now houaa rail* in eity 16.00, an in.-resaa of. 00 8/n*i ''ami nther khariiOK pr<Hmril»iMtie." PREPARE Without Insurance I » ould"ffWaHiTIwifs 1 up in court precadure Uooil grooming and. good cleaning go hand In bond . . no one can he well groomed wearing aullorb wrinklid clothes. Ilring In cleaning early and be prepared to meet the Fall season with band-box freshness! LATiEY DRY C R A N IN G CQ n o B. 7*& ro« While* We Have Your Attention V 1 u» remind you that : - ioo^ wool I2 -3 0 The c6*t of this protection. is vary reaaottablo for the bene­ fits you gtt. For lia.no you can »• ntptectod uu. to IfAUEHS co; To fi€8SS3 n « sk tcxA m . A �Z •NDAY. NOVEMBER, 28; 1945 ' PAGE.TH R EP THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA ocial A n d Personal Activities •Uty Editort Cecelia Trulutk Curraway nt their home in Mayfair. Meeting: Is Held By. Womans Auxiliary departed | Mrs. \V„ C. Hill ha* for Atlanta, Ga., where she will spend a few days. Chief Jimmie Sommer and Sgt. Gene Schneck of Miami spent Thanksgiving day with Miss Jan­ ice Cook of 1116 Magnolia Avenue. ocial Calendar MONDAY The Intermediate Girls Auxil­ iary of the First Baptist Church and the Y.W.A. and Night Circle will' meet at the church annex fo r ’ a covered dish supper at 6:30 P. M. with a book review being given by Mrs. Raymond Blather*. * TUESDAY The Phllathea Class of the Presbyterian Church will meet Tuesday at 7:30 P. M. in tho home of Mrs. F. W. Fite on Celery Avenue with Mrs. H. C, Hctzel as co-hostess.’ Mr. and Mrs. 11. E. Vi>tiov who Mrs. C. O. Bradbury is visit­ ing Mrs. J. S, Masters in Mlrmi. have l>een visiting the Jotters .mother, Mrs. It. R. Pippin on West First Street have returned to Min­ Mr. and Mr*. E. Compton have nesota where they plan to make returned from points In Canada their home. where they spent the summer. Mr*. Alvie Moore and daughter Lieut, and Mrs. Robert Powell Marilyn have returned to their will make their home at the home in Hollywood after visiting Mayfair Hotel for some time. for the pust few day* with the former's parents Mr. und Mrs. Judsun West of New Smyrna W. F. Garner. wns the weekend guest of Wuyde Rucker, Jr. Mrs. John Galloway, Miss Mary Atm Galloway, and Mis* Bar­ All', ami Me*. Robert N. Chand­ bara Rucker have returned from ler have returned from Athens. spending several days in Jack­ Ga. f h m t they visited friends sonville where they attended the und relative* for ten days. Rulles-Ban fold football game. Mr.AndMrs-/McLaulin Hare Golden Wedding r . and Mrs. lleniw -McLaulin Mr. and Mrs. Victor- McLaulin will honor sMr. and Mrs. Henry McLautin, Sr. this eve­ ning with an Informal reception celebrating their golden wedding anniversary. The reception, wlir bo held at Mhc homo of Mr. und Mr*. Victor McLaulin at 406 West Nine­ teenth Street from 7:00 P. M. until 0:00 P: M. with Mr. and Mrs. J3enry McLaulin, Sr. and t lljr .sons and daughter*-la-law receiving the guexts. Mr. and Mrs. McLaulin, Sr. wero married on Nov. J6. lSOO In Macon, Ga. and wont to luikcland to make their home. After five year* they moved to .-an-'#ord'r which ’ b—t^b^iV -M i— Mc- Hurry Grimbnll has departed for Finney General Hospital in Thomasville, Ga. where he will report for additional treatment. Interior Decorator Speaks A t Luncheon Mrs. furl Bradbury has re­ turned from an extended visit with her *i*ter Mrs. Henry Mer­ ry in Duxbury, Mass. Tlie Civic. Department of ' the Womans Club spupsoied' a cover­ ed dish luhchcon, buxine** 'meet­ ing amI program Wednesday with Mrs. Virginia Ia v .Murphy a* gliesl speaker. Mrs. Murphy, interior decorat­ ing authority, told the piembcrs of the club it wum very important to fit the home to the family occupying it. She explained the principal* ‘ of . decorating rooms ho a* to increase and decrease In size. She -aid soipe experts leroimneud mixing period furni­ ture, but added it take- nil ex­ pert to do it. Following her tulk she permitted the uUdletict to ask questions. .Mrs.. Mary . E|izubeth Vance rendered selection* oh the Stein, way which included: Lunin isle Impromptu by Chopin ami Polo­ naise in A fiat major also hy ■Chopin. For an encore she chose: Valxo Chroma tique by Godurd. The club house was beautifully decorated with bankets of re. I chrysanthemum* ami grertiory. Mrs. C. . It. Dawson .presided atthb business session and Mr*. Ralph Austin Smilh was pro­ gram chairman. Member* folded Christmas seals and prepared them for mailing Mr*. Mn.vme Hodgkin gave a re­ port on the progress nf the -dly cleanup campaign. The depart­ ment decided to xrml a committee to ask the city commission to continue the cleanup work. Hoste ■’•ox for the hurdieon were: Mr*. L. T. Dos*. Mrs. I. W. Hull nml Mr*. John Mcixch, Sr. Approximately sixty memher* attended. Miss Edith Chestnut .of F.3.C.W. spent Thanksgiving I)sy with her potent- Mr. und Mrs. Jamex Chestnut of 7WJ West Third Street. Capt. ami Mrs. J, U. McGee and, daughter of Orliindu have been the icccnt'l*urxtx of Mrs. Russell Simians at her home on Pork Avenue. Friends of Mr. * Page Bolyn will regret to leurn that he wn* seriously injured in n gasoline explosion. Ho is recuperating nt his home: yenrs.of AgCi-havlng moved from Gadsden county. The couple huvo lived in Sanford 40 years ut 112 West Fourth Street. MrSf^nulln o p e r a t e d McLaulin Jewelry Co. for more than 40 years until recently when he retired. Mis* Edith Shuler and Ensign Harold Ellis of Jacksonville wero tho weekend guest* of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Nance at.her home on Magnolia Avenue. Happy Birthday Lieut. Andrew Carraway ha* arrived home from duty with the U.S. Naval Reserve In the Paci­ fic. Hu will reside with Mrs. Mr. Thomas Norris Hill CLEA R A N CE! Seminole Students Attend Music Clinic On Sale Tuesday At REDUCTIONS AVERAGING Handbag. Ollie Mae Whittle, school musi­ cal director. After two day* rehearsal al Tumpa, they participated III n grand concert at the' Municipal Auditorium. Ann Lovell and Hus­ ton Babcock, violinists, were in-, eluded in tho All-State Orchestra.' Those attending were: Phyllis Allen, Evelyn Mulhews, Myra Southward, HI lie Hell Fortson, J une Roau Dutton. Geraldine llinrticliffe, Martha King, Helen Slaughter, Mona Ruth Mills, Ann latvell, Dwight Peck, Ghorgc Silencer, Thomas Pint-li, Herman Gunur, loilund Rudd, Wayne Rucker, Ralph Kuogh, Richard Keogh, Ralph Cranston, Stanley Stacy, Henry Richter and, Hus­ ton Babcock. the devotional am! Mrs. Elisa­ beth Kirchcr, secretary of the Seminole County Health uml Tub­ erculosis Association, gave a talk on the importance of the sucfcsi of the Christmas Seal side. Rev. Mark Carpenter urged members to attend the dully com­ munion service •which will he held every Monday. Tuesday, Wed­ nesday ami Friday at P:t>0 A.M. and every Thursday at ilimi A.M. He also emphasised the in'ipor* tunce nf commencing each day with communion. Report.-, were given by cluiiiinen and plan* were 'discussed for decorating the church for Christmn.-. * The - president an­ nounced that Mrs. J.L. luglcy would represent the Womans Auxiliary and Mrs. St. Clair Whit*' would he the alternate on tho chuirli coUlidl.-'Also Mrs.-S.^l. Chftst*' Anfs " appainteil chairmen of tile rliurch telephoning comndttee. The Kt. Agnes Chapter will serve* the snpptw fur the Men's Ciult Nov. ‘JO at 6:30 P.M.. it wa.- announced. Mrs. R.A. New mull, Mrs. F.A. Dyson. Mrs. Murk Carpenter and Mm. J.N. Whittier Jr. will re present the Episcopal Church al the Council of Sanford Churches. Approximately :I0 members nlUmdaii the meeting. TERRACE TALK OPEN pink prince.-- at the Lion*' Dance . . . . ELLISON MEISCII I wn* u dnlMintiet iieattty . . . .1 ^ I^ SqfllU Alt I) worn a very becoming tiff-shoulder Idnek mnn her sprinkled with gold . . . . the RAMSEY'* pre-dnneo* party w: wonderful fun . . . . tr'I. V I) K RAMSEY you know i* king lion . . . . the HIGGINS, attended ennmsse ' us did the ROBSONS . . . HELEN and ANDY CARISA WAY looked wonderfully hap­ py being together, again aft r ANDY’S tour nf dulv in the Pu rin e........... U LL\ and WAI I.Y DIETRICH tof.-thei iiflei WA I.LYV dUrhaige fruit) the Nuvv and by. the way they tveiv crlrlirnting theit anniverstirv . . . . lilt. HUCKKIl giving forth with some good joker . . . . MU. mat I MllSf 1111,1. LUDWIG Ixing umi 1 det fat spoil.- ami having llieii stmio of fun . . . VERNE and K. H. SMITH ertPIrruttiuf "being out of the nrmv" . . . ilt»T ulid III I I V N Y ('till Rl El! looking 1:00 P.M. LAST D AY! O U T OP THIS WORLD Tues. — Wed. KAV rHAWCtS BfcUCf CAIKlT HCUN MACK PRINCESS IM’ K N To All Your Bakery Needs - - It’a 5:011 I’.M. Last Day! iilu'itya fresh when' you huy it nt Robb’s Home Bakery American Red Cross Helps Service Men III.*, W.. 1*1 Tty Mr*. Garner .Willi the end of the wuf the sinned forces are ready lor tin grenle-t demobilization in liislary. The. American Red Cross stomlhy to assist Seminole t aunty's returning veteran* in securing tile government benefit- uml claim* to which they are entitled, and to lielp them with the many problem* with new cowlt. antique they face in their return to civi , Mr*. F. A. Dyson Elmir . aolflclub.. ami nil ilic Seminole County Chapter, in the wntlii . l.nt’ ga, nj at mini it tee* it mb -tart . the ball Helen Schultz, ixedUtlve i oiling. I. ha* ju*t returned from R stands f*'i - 'eater* hut not mli where she attended a , f'»r xloppiiiex* . . . . mi l "either conference on veteran* "ill your public. Wash ami block iml laments. At the me- your favorite- legukirly. Haste was emphasized that the .hound the neck wit|| while cm the American Red Crn**- toll thii'iiil and puli nag while will of necessity continue, the wool’* still damp. Glamorize nine respects will increase,- an old ill rillgnu ivilii plaid rib illy in those service* re-, lam liltuling and silvn bultnn*. ITU V K l llllt Eli IHimvNIJ M I A M I. Nov. Jii. iil*i Phun» Kfil-J All the VITAMINS for all the 1 Amber and 1 Black Capsule Supply Vitamins A , B j, C, D , E , C and Be, plus L I V E R , IR O N , Calcium P a n to th e n a te and N iacinam ide. • You can never lx lure you are gening enough cncniijl vitamins unless you supplement piur dirl wl;li known quantities of vitamins, ho. guard agtinit vitamin deficiency! hurt the wise Plenaanas habit in your family today. , iVL'i u Ini wui dm will'd w i truck c:a.bed <ln a,:ii Iricadc into a canal Mi s Iccn ideal if led lo pnllee •ycai "Id .Im k lleiiiicll which will enable ibe Seminole Cpunty Chapter to providu the greatest possible service for re­ turn hut servicemen. Vs turnns kelinnl. Ilcniiptt came in Mi desiring assistance arc advised Red several month ago and lulc-i employcil a- inn I. drivci hj 1 Miami ft, in. 144 CAPSULES T0U C H T G N DRUG C O M P A N Y Write Thank Letters W ATE R — REPELLENT JACKETS f iA t m Odds and Ends - - Some slightly soiled garments. All must go before our Formal opening. Get your share of d* V/ V’ •• • these bargains. 1 - lly McfiKKGOIt 1 ■ ■ 1 fi 1 i W m . . Fullback twill . . . u rayon poplin on front und i backed with rayon Hatin on inside, theao juckcta are water repellent, wind proof and apot resis­ tant . . and will atand up under puniahment like un A LL AMERICAN Fullback. In button or zipper atylea. Dnlly Lu.tre-Crcmc , . . an amazingerenie ■liainpuu for every member o f the family. Extra rlclz in lanolin, Lustre-Creme la economical, easy to use. . , equally effective in hard or soft w ater. . . leaves hair more lualroua, eaaier to manage, , Buy Iuifra>Cr«m « today. Il'$ tho idoal thampoo for tho wholo family ■■ | 1 1 ||H g k iij M k ■ M h ■ ■ * M 1 I k mmm T �i !■.J*. .J I-J that Trem nil tang Me and In- meflaage, a copy of which I* m T.W. Lawton is HRIMlkn Ih tangible reaction* lie wn* received, I the committee file*, would hnve Oviedo: Mr*. DA. Goode peed in he li convinced that the State1*treused the danger* of nn nt* Lake Monroe; Mr«. Donna Bell Department won juitifled In Itaitack by the Japanese. Shrlner In J,nktf Mary; Mr*. C. Cha*tccu in Panin and Mr*, ll.lt. Gray in LongWood. tCentlnaed I'rnm Pane rinei n rampage, tlnrigernu* nml unde­ pendable in every way.'* 1"It win n llttlo mure wholeaome in the many hinting under di*cu*lon for nnr Navy to be * Landing there," Hull n**erted. ;ho former Slate .Secretary added' gicsslon. rmne what lii.vui.imnmiun flujunilo - joj Wilson Reports Fruit, Pffiduce Shipments Up I i i may. Thei 1 pjojuns J« mn*»S wjtiu I,* piRjntt)Rny ujrjj pajj s^iosuqof jfojj The Bonnto i* preparing to open ilcohtc on u bill which It* *hon*oro hope would go n long way toward making another 1‘carl Hmbnr Impassible. It’s n 'measure formally committing this coun­ try to participation in thcjmuchinery of ihv United Nation* or* gumruljon. Hs Imeker* are Senntnrs Tom nop* i* forriid. * Cotiunlly of Texa* and Artliui "ft. H. PhUII Vandcronlierg of Mltlcigan, belli the Florida City ' of S>61 ‘HZ JaqtuoAON whom helped fnimt- the nSn rep eM fd 4 RENT * 4 KENT A TRUCK ■* (V 2 T O N ) YOU DRIVE IT! PHONE 200 '. S T E iq C L A N D - M O R R I S O N , U - D R I V E I T , IN C . You buy inBurnnro, pay /or u , and forget It— imYil you have a I o m I Th e n you want action. II you imured through no, ire tale cere of all d eu ib and arrange a prompt *rttlrmeni. That'* here/re/ BOYS’ WORK SHOES e Drain Itith ir taa «sp rvlafartan dovWla lanned 1*111 tawhlda vppvn ( l v « Ivat wsar. e Slvrtljr roualar; rekber tird aattvla and lu ik * M *!»<• grain Irrlkrr In- 1 1 'M IP H H A. I*. O. Tt, CA> l,(.*lm.*eter, F ra n c is c o , I'p llfo r n la . Tou a te hereby reiiutred In nn pear In I h f Circuit Court o f Sem i­ nole County, P ie r Ida, In -c h a n re fy . nn December I t , l!*tf,, In a certain RUlt for rilvArce therein pending, nn abbreviated .title nf V liirh c «*a Seminole C o u n t y Is Asked To Clive To Food Campaign U , 1 0 1' *h *ll be In Wfttlrtor. anrf ahaU f l a t * the place of r « W » n < » * " A poet o lt lM ( M m i of-illie claimant. and Shall be Iw orn to Ur the cl-rfmarrt. eech l. or n lle m e r. end nnv Midi claim or demand not »o pled rhell d a y . o t Nqvamtur, t i l l . .• 1 r o i p. minNDON 11* ■’ ' ! noJI! ,r - n v M A IU O R tP J. DTPON A * ndm lnlelrelor o f the k-«iale nl | frp d e rlrh A. P feo n . 4r. rte, t-*a*eii. . . .... |Fleet publication October 21th. l* t » l Clerk. Circuit Co U ord r. Boyle Solicitor for Plaintiff. tC Irruli Court Seal) THE STATE o r nxm iO A TO; OBl-JRA SPAN N , - whoaa realrienee le unknown: A aw om bill of qiHuplalnt hav­ ing b e e n ,file d -jtxM n it you her,In fo r d ivorce J jy ' Thornna W.. Hpnnn thetM preserde v « t h * r c f n r # tn copiImind you to be and a m o o r b e t* )« the C ircu it Court In and fo r Hatnlnole Couhty. P lo t Ida on fh e f t l l i day n f Deeetnbnr vt. V. IMS. nth*r. o co/if**»o w ill he erltered^^Safnaf It 1* nw W -df \hdt title ollnllem be publlaht-'l In old, n noyrajiapei ford. Seminole C eu n ly, KlnrtOa. once ear'll w tek far fbur conevCuliv e week*. W IT N E S S my hopd and nffla Real al HajifonL Seminole, SSnl day O, r . Cou rl, STRICKLAND - MORRISON, Inrf Jf m J ?’■' •1 * •*, Phone 200 Your Font Dealer Hlnee 1031 S U R E W IT H P U R E SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP * 3»l!«ra*ir*tS'S!!ii PliORfpA, is rnonaTK. • Auto Acccaso^es •"flattery By Willard Connolly Seminoli' County, which contri­ buted *o gcMcniutly In tins United Clothing Belief campaign, bn* been naked to contribute to the Victory Collect Inn of Canned JFond, n nation wide drive to nU levinlr the hunger of million* in Ktirope and the far chat. Tim drive. here I* headed by Supeiton'll nt T.W. l.iiWlon ami Ml*. Ouidu Wilson, county home de­ mon*! rat ion agent. ■' Most local cilix'ii* on' Tbnnldtglvliig tiny nat down In « lioiiriIrons lepaat. Kven pflrnitera nt the City .Ipil dined.on roast pork. Jn .striking rnnlra*t to thininpb' aunply of food i* the elmtply limited Ktiiudv u1 even the inoyt ordinary food* oversells. From Hcollnnd, Mr*. Grace 11. Cole, gocst of llie Hotel Mayfair I recently received a lettei from I M****•-II, Hurtl»~m-ftlaotyre-which Recharging • • Tires and Tubes Rond Service Wash, Polish nnd Wax 201 North Park a E L VISIT qfpR'NfeWLY OPENED jew elry De p a r t m e n t On this, thoJjrit peace time Christmas for many yei . . . perhapiryour first Yuletlde back .togqRter again tell your love and appreciation with a truly 'fine g of jewelry . . . a favorite with both men nnd women • Gold lockets from functional porloJle p »ln Diamond Rings Churche* me bu*y collecting enunod fmsl, I be Bnptbt Church lin* alreiulv turned in more than f>44 cans, umi other churche* havo crllcctinnn ready to be gathered. Mr*. Myron Smith la chairman of church collection*. Other local chairmen in tha drive uro: Mrs:. Roy Tlllfa,' clubs; nml Mm ,T.N. Miller, lodges. Mra. • Necklaces ■ * ) • • Stone Set Ring’s Pearls • Cigarette Lighters • Spray Pins it ‘I 1* -%■ • Silver Bracelets Rugged good looki and matculino ityle. Slyrdy weurablllly, Earrings Onc-piece loonier lull Garrhon hu^kiloy for1uippo'l’lti^ep* ahoe ihope. two fj!l length tolct; long-wcuring1rubber coVd • Wrist Watches■ew euttola and heel, mjidiole of cxi'a sorv'-rocljl.; solid tial tanned leather, Boy»‘ -.l i e . r t , \}\, 2, l \ i 3. 3 \i, 4, 4\i, 5, SH/'d. Wide widlh. S'ale tire. • Billfolds 67 V 9 3 5 6 -Brown leather, • L a p e l tPins 1 poh, $3.77 i *v a , •»- • Compacts \* 4 . J, • Dresser Sets • W a t c h Brace^ lets — Gold •ervUe with reggad v ■ inf (lW • Jnck K, Morrison »j get wanted relief reiving stations for rnnnrd good* N O V K M flK R , " iw g w lieptity (C lrcu ll Court tlnrlund W. S S o lic ito r. fo r I! "Kgg* haven't been seen for so long that they forget what they tn*te like."' She went on to state tbet tlm weekly butter fntiou wn* two ounces; margarine, three ounces; lard, one ounce ami rbeeie, three ounce*. . Even men serving with the RAP l/i England have scanty ra-, thill*. In n -letter to hi* sinter] which nhe relayed to her brother, K.F* Moulo of Sanford, Richard Moule, fornterlv attached to the Canadian A it Force anil now with the Britinh Air Force wrote tlial snnu-linio* potwtoea were served for supper, cooke<l sometime In milk ami nomellme* nut, but wdth n thin wotery.-sauce. Also that they served powdered egg* -that at time* were quite tmpamtable. Ilf nddltion to Europe, food nup ZOa MltiCh blC6. Ml m o rio n t o a s p b a i i . tun. yv.. a. p a r k i :h. a im , s+Mh Ord. it. V. a . c o ., -M in i rom e |gluted; t CO I 'W ffim llr.aual Pal-Joe arVi « * > con vie let In the Olreolt r*>0rl o f .fiem lnoli County o f -hurkllt and recvlvlm tw o raaea nf clanretU a. knoV lm the «nm t tn have- Tiocn embciated w ill u open I in hbe Htate lloanl ol I ’nrdmiN at lie 'n e x t tcaalnr ineel lug lit the Htnfc. Capitni in Tallnliuaaee, Florida, nt- ,10:#l» n’clorl A, M. on tire mornlinr o f ttepemhei I I, IMS, fnr a pardon from Itie run '■letIIIB there.In .rendered, .and aa I result or which l h « apullriitit, Man­ uel Carina, « M eebtenced to aorvi u term or t w o •y e a r* In the Hintr |>»lllleliMatv. TO) • Francisco c:.inter. It would that area which 1provide for u quota of Amerjcnn stormy weather A GAR M«L-II ■* Df . M A N C A I, O N IM H «IO * M O filM Y. SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA PACE FOUR , • iff Aa ■ 1 9 1 Phone 37 �% i ye ■ THB SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA ■■ LAXATIVE? Htint^ Tuxedo Feed Store^ - i^ .i , . J 4 Jt | ■— ' LEGAL NOTICE IN T i n : r i l l B T OP THIS, rOL'NTV J l t l t i i k h i : j i i n o i .i : c i H . n r i , can furnish you n complete line of Tuxedo Feed* also Plenty Citrus Polp* Colton Seed Meal ' Wheat Bran Corn & Wheat Scratch Hay ■n I K N I t lK lT A Oats Baby Chicks AU kinds of poultry supplies C O L E M A N ’S TUXEDO FEED CO, OFFICE SUPPLIES Everyday Files TypowritgrB Aluminum Sheet Holders leather Brief Cases ., A iluxton Billfolds H i Majttinjin Ave. Ph. 1-17 W A N T E D 50 P I A N O S Many p«opJ* hoy.,.bwn. dlypppointud In, rtcppplng, Thai It not lh* fault of ricopplng. It Ii bucaui* lh * y dl*1 not go to tho right A p t You con bo »uro you of* putting tho boil ^vhon yog gut Curtiflod Treading. Will- pay up to ^100 for Spinets, Studios, or Roby Grands., Plain case, W rite liirx c r Phone 111 W ester ini lit nf llr n r lt tlf Hold rlfu’llofi whffli ihr i'ilv Hall In Hold t W Tire Repairing fonl, Klnrliln, lu eiinfnrmlt j - i to t’<-n■ thr lew s ithd <irdUmnc*o tria iin a i,, ah til Olrinlutia now in tm-i-n In *»l<l liAri-ln f i t t. T it* iWiii* w in (•*•■ upfiii it t \ iiiii i 1:™ . « f l i w k A. -M. Hf*«trrn S lo n - lin r |>: onrrt Tim *, nml w ill eliinr j t ,,, O'.'liirlt |*. M, nn »«I4 iltilr • „ J*, I In- reli > npiHiItu Mt* U.n wni t-t trn-il r . Harnr*. Mr*. MV |{ limirnlMM . npn.nr .nml J. II, Ilrt-H a* In-ln-i-lnt* I ml , l.y till I* Unvoril Hmllh nn Klerk o f *.,iit / , ••It ctn.n. |. v l in ', w i t Niton t l . ’nti!.1. Int'e hereunto art m> hand n * | lle n ih i M ajor o f the 1,11) wf Kalifnnt. SjiHf.u I In-----ilil» nml Itr.vc c*uant in fi-.nl licrptn tlir H^nl nf i ■'ll)' on -ilit* Urn Aril ilut vi-mbrr, a . i », i m : _, l:ii\V AIII> ItlilU IN • AH 7111- f nf flic Wl nr. nil. l-'U’ i l.ln. Ki vr R O B E R T A . W IL L IA M S HEAL ESTATE-BIHJKER Phone 7.12 Atlantic Hank lildft. rtr<-trii='-t*T1iirT' NOTICE The Seminole Countv Medical Society announces imrsT tin increase in fees'effective Monday, Novemlier I ’ liiintlrr. VH ih »t hit* I14* f Hi lilt tit : h t i t i : o r i t .h o i i i i K fiA S V K S W K B I l A l t l i \lA N : At . IM wfihl*. ilrra a ic l Vim n lr lirr*t>> nntlflmt Mini n l-’Ji » l .p iilillrn lln n .Itli ,N*meniher. •tilt Im* Itrrit flliil' In iln> i ii.n ll Vnuft -if St-mlnul** I'niihly, Fitirliln, In- thr- anil nf llrrnli- II llimlninn. rnmiilAUiunl. ** ^-’ttlm 'r* l <ii kj| Hnrilnm*. ilrfi'-mlijnl, I'lm m iii- Nfr I’m n i t rorh T . n in t h •jfll. TIU! linllirr nf Mil. .nil I* Ji im -r.vt. t T H c r n r . o p n t*. 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HAIH I.X TATK : Vnu anil each o f >oii are hereby intllli it utnl r.-nvilt. ii to |irr»rnt toy claim * unit ilrmantlH Which nu, nr cither o f you. m a y ^ a y r iculnn the c-tute nt llr n r lrtlh i ‘. ■I. lMwmi|Hf‘ Ttrrra*i>il; 'Into o f Oft hi NJunty, in tin* tviiitity Jildttr m '••mlilnli- t'nuntj', I'lorlila. nl hi* ■fflrc |ii thr court liiiuati o f eiil.l '■■unty nt M.mfnt'l. riurlith, with In iiiti-nilar munt.h» from Hi. iiuo nt the r im pqiiltration ni IN* nnilcr. Mach rlalm or demur l limit lie In wi-lilng, nml xliult Hull- llin fin e r uf renltlrncr nml m»t n fflro in M n «» o f ttf* r la l"i' ml. nn<l viaull In* un-urn to by tin -InlmnnL n t d l . ot attorney. nml iiiy •iti’ h claim nr ilrotaml not *o licit rfiitll lie mill. ' 1 ", M, llattann A llcrtilmtil KiUrnril* A t .-Jr*-litiir* off Ine •— l.n*r *1VHI nml Test.!- pac;b i f ' ♦ ~ '• I’ . I TO: t iu Viui in * In-rt'liy iinb*i*i,*l Ii* ii (i ' |if«r pet m iiiall), nt in Allnrm Vt In 1* 11**101 i In lull nl i ■■ 111 1.1it t nt hi-r i*I ii fl|»-il. nml A f f 'ill* v 11 ,i* in » nu* i ■•*|iI imu-i .mm- t.« imr n null fur liiv n n 'i im - nr Inf.iii- tin. i 'nil ilny nl , I...... ... |-i|.*i; nlli'-rw i*<-, 11 lli'l’ l **i*J*|».H^l*.||i1 0“ HI Will l u l l II* I fr n l i :h ii I ii .| inn f.n fnltuiii upiiriir. plril nl ntt«wer, n - iv«|ll||i*il lij- l:t\r. It I* iii.li m l Hull llii- N'uili'i* In- |ijtlil|.|ii-il i>i,. .: ,i* if* i f fur fifin roh**rtiiivi* » m Hi Mu Nuitlutii 11» t ,*lit ,i Xi 11r-|i,i|lii| . |i|ltlll.|n-ll i juiiifim l s. iiilimli- t >iniii\ I'M ii.p. W ITM IH H h i * k jtn l hut -V.it lh | . lull* Il.lt •1 I* r n ll r i *1. 11*. nf N t ilillil.i l Offj$g consultations minimum Holism calls until 10:00 P.M Other chnrffe.i inrrensed jiropoVrioimtcly.* tin . 111‘ llX IH tK i 'lirn ll I'onrt. TAt TTf NG TIRES tlflrt Did md ftti! A NEW WORLD OF BETTER LIVING A. I’A I ' I . IIH R R K II. M l SI l.mm I nI m iii T, Nnw V niki n nrr hnrrhy nrdiir.-il In a|i U N K .L .E l 9ltn a bum. B u t my 0W/i£f\&?t the H A N K SEZ - I h t u t I6 A VlAtRUVJt MARGIH B ETW ttSUCCESS AND FAtUJRF iJg a m e oh h a v in g tv ^ a j >\e^ Slaffor^Ts Service Flrlch rr'» (\*Mt*i*ii i* inntli* ■et(trriullu (nr clnliln-n. It*-. cu iih i 1 chi Ilire it'ii ili-liculu synti-mi ncr«( n *|ns-iii1 InJiilin-. mi Cbitorin is safe and .inti t!u"mii{|ity rflrcrtiki i-tin iri-.lty, grnlly, if Mini: Hi'* rliild’a si-n- P icklin'* Cojlinin in plrnanit to Inkr. C'htlilri ii Mk<* tin* Ini U4 *o thrift'* nu jliiipiilft nvi-r ;,iiting thrm tn tnki* it. Hftlchftr's C-mlnrin (* frrr (rom Iinn li itriig*. T!n-rS is outhing in RiTcjit-r’i ( ‘ntlnri.i lo cnus<* gri|iiii|{ nr iliim m liul. ' “ ' 1 Station There’s • dlfterenre In lire amt' hattery service. If yoti'rr one of those moliirlsls who rlvi Milica Ihr n r r (I-r t f rruular check-ups for your tires nn-i J battery . . . Cum r to ihr h e m in o c e fhft IlitBfwii# fctx Stags- fa* a Raw G; t ir e siro i'. in c . S i W I N L U Bipcppplp Ano'Bpinoa are bpB.t to provide tho i i m ip. Qoqjlort, copveniflnpoi olficioncy aad omy Wirn ap. oya to Adding, heppy loiLuro hou the whplfr household . . . more hourp for play, f taxation) tpr anjoymoot. Kloctriq aervanta of the homo A gp arc at inatant; ttpg^rrUp command THe oi hews laundry wkSd* ovtn■SBltloSy and ruuei. utlng ote«*jka*y Mated wotei can be yovn t(*Marrow. Your plant about Handy slfdrlc table appUon<*|-ele«Mc reatl. ere, coffee motet, loot)•m, wtJlf't tyiken asd lond'ich aritlt ore on Ihe Include on eleUric (lelhet dryef and lienar. Tslaelilan and ell •■** nevetl deielepMenli In railte' wdi g h t you new eslerfelneieaf. dilhwaihsr . . . Ii,' dldvti ^orietfly clean caiwanlswcs our&b W the JyyR; - j yd pjwWy af IR®FI W VRFmi ,*F ! Cor. 2nd A- Sun ford Phone fll.'IO Am! now Pm practlcnlly a new tire instead of a wreck. These p<o] ilc enn lenRthen the life ol Y O U R tires with regular inspec­ tions,- weekly reinMntions, e*i>crl ((.pairs uOd rrrnps. They ntsc sill tough new tires made by 5 i-ycar-fnmous 2 Ffefcher'e Cutlorl* iniiu-m ri .-r i rt'-rj in a t h i l d ' i funitirm. 1. L • our J r ^ n g i t t for th n p a c k a g e w it h I h r g f r hand a n d la hn ralary c v n l r u l n u m h r r on if. i|/«*!i* fiti- ii .'muIff* i.fi-Viia Jiik.trd .hi Ike piULjgt ill hj y. Ill pky■,’i rim. T h e o rig in a l e n d g e n u i n e You should know about the 80*; collision or upset automobile in­ surance offem t by the .Stale Farm Mutual Insurance Co. If you carry fT>0 deductible colli­ sion or upset insurance on your car or truck:—$fiO la deducled deducted __ ___________ W> ‘ le from cub collision ind upsei 'lalm. f f It co*t» you WO to re­ pair a damaged fender, you pay AU. If another fender i* damaReti and It coat** you IM> to repair, you again pay ALL, If. you hart M',e coverage yon could get both fenders repaired by Payipg only 120. The premium after th# 1st year ia np more than yop would-pay for the 18.0 deductible kind an-l 916 to 920 less than you would pay for thk BO'/*' roverage hi 178ml. Get the BEST for 4 �i ! « * ▼ > « M-fMfyr ;V' ..A PAGE BIX F O R r5 A £ E = -— .*» i t THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFOItD, FLORIDA BUSINESS SERVICE1-----------------"iPOR RENT— DODGE • PLYMOUTH W ANTED - ;| ............... ■■ r MONDAY. NOVEMDER, 26, 1915 ------------ - .. — I officials Consider... ; Marking 'Em Up M,aml For Bowl Ti|t AUTOMOBILE—direct from ow­ FILL up with kwwstnc end fuel ner. '30 or '38. model, Ford oil beforo winter. PARTS AND SERVICE I ____ . I * U f U L Chevrolet or Plymouth. W ill, with _____ H. B. POPE CO., INC. J0‘> Palmetto Are. Phone 1011 ‘ .SICKLY Win I* hen :i liedromn pay ceiling price. 2118 Park' J U L IA N S T E N B T K O M home, cji»e .in. I lium592-11, fW O FARMS FOB SAL5r-Ono WE ARE lullw equipped and' Ave., phone 806. after C P. M. know how to rec.ip your tiro**. 3 acres, tiled lend, 1 Rood well, While on the way to Jackson­ Natural rubber or synthetic, i FURNISHED mom, 807 .Mat. WANTED: '37 or '38 Chevrolet 2 story house. 1 car gamge, 1 ville Friday for the Pcd-Hollc* car J»o<ly. Phone 063. nolin Avenue. • • tool house, 600 ft. West of .w o protect the aidt-wulls o il tilt,, we had a nice chat with your tire, .{ones, lir e Shop,! Lake Monroe Fost Office. One Cor. 1st and Elm, |hone 008. THREE mqm furnished hut ■ ( I RC ULATI NO * oif h e f»r7 large, n former Florida U. student who —6 acres, all tiled, Rood well, 2 also snuill, suitable for church gave us more lowdown on the story house, 2 story bam, M Phono 788-W. work. Ruv. fi. J . Grady, Lake football situation at'Florida, mile west on Oranrc Boule­ SEWING machines repaired.. Wil­ ..Mary,. Box 282.,. About 1926, It seems as liams' Fixil Shop, 206 W. -Vtwo atoms, 80ia*nd.HU7 AY.^lb vard. J. W. Bell, Lake Monroe, though Florida was getting 1st St. I fit. Phone Iff. \VK PAY ^ to be a powerhouse. They TOP MARKET PRICES RADIO Philco cabinet style. BODY AND Fender denis, paint THREE mom iipurimenti Phone were tackling some of the '36 — ’42 Chevrolets, Plymouth*/ Injury or fading should he Price reasonable. 1200 Magbest tcama In the cast and 830-W, Dodges und Korda. corrected now to combat aging ■nolle Ave. south and In plain language , Get the liest price for your car. nnd weathering. A new pain­ FRONT room with hath, close•just "raisin’ ealn." Since HOLLER MOTOR SALES VEGETABLE planls for Victory less method uwnlts you nt in. 760 E. 2nd StFlorida was going In town, 208 W. 1st St. * Gardena and larRc acreage. YATK8 AUTO PAINT ft a stadium Jn GaineHville was Copenhagen. Red, and Chinese BODY SHOP I proposed to handle the large Cabbaged Cullnrda; Broccoli; 106 N. Palmetto Ave. I'hunr 171 crop of Gator fans who were White Bermuda Onions: Neck* • anxious to see the Florida .ass Rutabaga*; Escarolc; lee* WASHING machines repaired— ‘ .eleven. und all home appliances. Cald­ berg lettuce; Rutger Toma, Mr. Ed Iaim* of the Burnett well General Repair SJioO T 707 toes; 1 year old Rhubarb . .RAYM O N D M , BALL, REALTOR Bank—in -Jarkxonvillr harked Tha North' Mills, Orlando, ’ phono Roots or srttull plants,' movement and pul up the loughh 2-1072. Prompt ServiceThyme; Finnucchio; Dill and for the construction nf Florid i Strawberry plants. Froth vege­ Real Estate Sales-—Rentals— Mortgage Loans Expert Auto Repairing Field in Gainesville, whicli scars tables and oranges packed to . ~ • llarfleld ft Jackson some 20,000. In order to insure ship. J. W. Bell, Lake Monroe, DcpciuLuble Insurance und Bonds in connection with hit investment, Lane sent Ed , phone.16. Yates Auto Paint ft Body Worka Jones tn Gninosvillc and within ■Phone'371 ‘Rhone 9IJ0 Room I, Florida Stale Hank Bulding* ROOFING — Brand .new, solid a short time Jones was nthldti.director. Jones’ first move was to aluminum sheet roofing. V* A UTO PAINTING rrlmp and snap lock styles. Pholto. cut expenses nt Florida *aitd he By C-VY. "Ppt" Jnhnaon Wire-Write at once! Fulenwldcr 16. years experience in auto and Started with the hiring of n lowpaid all Frtirhla alumni coaching Mfg. A Distributing Co., P.O. nircrnflpainting. Hanford’s popu­ staff with Dutch Stanley* ut the Box 11,161, 010 Lancaster Drive, lar paint authority, Orlnmlu. -Phone 21710. heln. ut the Gators___ - _ Ho l l e r m o t o r s a l e s Frnir that day to this'' •208 W. 1st Hi. ■ . BROKEN (LitACTOR and trailer mounted on Florida han never been side rubber, double disc und metal MOTOR TUN B-UP to pul whit might be called leveling bonrd. Good condi­ Fnctorics recommend it every a sinning eleven on the field. WINDSHIELDS tion. Reasonable (trice. J, L. 6000 miles or twice a year. Es­ The boys have fought hard Parham. InmilrcT Johnson's sential to efficient car perfor­ nnd worked hard and no Store. Monroe Corner. mance. Our expert mechanics nnd CAN BE doubt the coaches hare given SHEET Music, popular nnd Hun Motor Analyzer assure satistheir beat but a winning standard, book music and music fnctfon. Come in today. combination couldn't lie pro­ DANGEROUS! HOLLER MOTOR SALES instruction books at The Music duced. Only once did Florida 208 t f. 1st St. ■Box In the Princess Theater threften In produce a winner Lid its replace your broken' windshleldH with _B ld g.______________ * _____ and that was bark*in '36 we EXPERT service on machine;!, believe. But those a ere only SAFE TY CILASS — a Laniinnt-nl glass thnt Electric irons, uil heaters nnd RECORDS - AH the latest papu­ pre-season threats -produceL" provltlcH greutcr protuetton from the danger conk stoves, backed by 10 years' la ri, . string music and album In the Florida publicity plsnl experience. Phono 701-J. o f broken, flying pieces. ’ rets for Christmas gifts at for Brady Cowell's Hlrtson your music store, Tho Music squad went up to Gainrsvlllc Emergen­ Box in tho Princess Theater EXPERT plumbing. UV have a full line of mirrors, glints Building I and set the Gators bark 16 cy repairs', remodeling, new Bldg.______ ____________, I flocks and Gln.vf of all kinds. to 14 In the season's opener. sinks, lavatories, toilets, laundry Inciilrntly, Sanford's George tubs, hot,water liruters. Also MUSICAL Instruments, acces­ McClelland san one of Stelhouse heating, Gcorgo Coursories, guitar and violin strings S E N K A R IK GLASS & MIRROR CO. son's great hacks that season at The Music. Box in the I'rin- 1 son. Plume County 1106 or slung with Warren. write Box 678, Hanford, Fla. cess Theater Illdg. I l l W. 2nd. SI. Phone 320 The State Hoard of Control ' USED cam und trucks, cars has allowed the University Ath­ MISCELLANEOUS ’ bought and sold - few light letic Bourd only* $26,0(i0 per - trucks- - ideal for hunting nnd WB P A Y highest cash prlcaa fi _ season within the past few yeHi.t fishing. Ready to go. Yates for operating expenses nnd all used furhlture. Haynes ft Wil­ Used Cars, 106 N. Palmetto o f “us know It prncttpnll" taki ir liams Furniture Cu., 311 E. 1st Ave. Pham- 171. $26,(HJO to pay coaching xalurles St. phene U6H. ' ___ alone. The Florida Leg! ilatUro is going to have to start Lie BORROW IIERP. WHERE LARGE PLOT on main Highway, hall rolling on this footlm!! PRIVACY IS RESPECTED suitable for garage or cabin: situation- nnd appropriate the development. Kan 6 room mo-| YOUR natural desire for privacy State Board of Control moredent house. Small cash, balance ' in money matters is strictly dough so It ran allot more far respected here. Friends and easy terms. Box 61, Sanford J Gntor football activities. relatives ,ure not questioned about your credit.- Your cm -j With more money the Uni­ CITRUS BAGS player or business associates ! versity Athletic Hoard will 4-6 Box also ... per Jll .... 196.60 will nnl hear of your personal I be able to make more attrac­ Less Quantities per bag .. .10 ■iffairs. There is no cause fa r' tive offers 'to outstanding CABBAGE BAGS embarrassment. high school football players fin-lli Cabbage hugs, per M 166.00 ItcuHC-nuldc credit requirements. who are currently going out Less quantities, e a c h ............ 16, No co-makcra on npincy loans. « o f the state to stir for-other Citrus Picking tiugs ............ 4.26 ■ Variable payment plans. squads. Clippers, e a c h ... ...........— ... 1.60 FAMILY LOAN CO. The fact that rubsloation exit,Is A.M. Prevail Phone 2104 Florida Bank Hid*. ' * Phone 33 Is no secret within Southeastern Seville, Fla. Conference circles. Last year n MAKE MONEY hauling -We GMC Scries 300 Block assembly. local mnn called Tom 1.1eh, have a good heavy-duty 1101 Ir t n l R AtV*^^*^T7r7n it tt A scarce article und as good Florida's head conrh, mid nakml Chevrolet truck thut really call | i " i n T ) n ‘ CO ~—~ ua a new truck. Either is hard him if he would address the haul handle n hig pay load. Good r to g«t. Let us install this new grid dels at their Manual banquet.motor and body, fine tires. motor for you. Toni expressed tho fact that hu Ceiling price. HOLLKIt MOTOR HAI.K8 would have to be elsewhere but HOLLER MOTOR SALKS 208 W. 1st. HI. at'the same time accused Florida * 208 1st, st. _ alumni in Seminole County of ONE hand meat slicer; G, E. letting him down in getting local vacuum cleaner: porch sw|nx; HELP W A N TE D — high" xehool sUirir— to- 'nttmtl II i 17 rug puli lion heaters; lorhlu. Tom was asked whut oil heaters: one 2 x 6 ft. marble GIRL for soda Fountain at Fan­ ind of offers could tic made und cy's Drug Store- Part time or counter slab; crocks; large kraut ho openly said the best he could cutter; phone (MS-W after 0:00 full time. _ _ _ _ _ _ do under the circumstances would A . M. FULL time and part time clerks. be to give the kids hoard und H. ft A. Department Store. room. At the xitmc time, Geor­ ONE Thomasvillo four poster ma­ hogany bedroom suite, like new; WANTED: Experienced wfiltrcss, gia, Alubnmu nnd other schools were offering tho same induce­ nno coil spring nnd felt mat­ short hours, top snlnry 6 days, ment plus $16 per week pockrt tress: 1 three piece maple uphol­ good tips. Apply lltiv Johnson, stered living rcamt xultu, photic change. Who could blame l he Red Hum Restaurant, 3 miles 402-J, Mrs. It. II. Pippin. kids for ueccpthig the best offer? South nf Hanford. But we slill don't hesilalr T IR E S to ring our hell for h-ttcr MAN for parts department and We have in slock truck tires in coaching at Florida. We're bookkeeping. Electric Service the following sliest atlll paddling Jack Mc­ Co.__________ _____________ 600x20 600x20 700x20 760x20 Dowell's boat and would like 626x20 000x20 1000x24 1100x24 STENOGRAPH E R, permanent to ace him as Florida's men­ 746x17 position. W. E. Kirchoff, Jr.,| tor. We realise |he chances phone 366, TUBES are 100 to ' I against Mc­ A good stock of both truck and CHAMBERMAIDS,' ulso night und Dowell going to Florida hut pnssenger tubes practically all we'd like tn see him there. day norters. Mrs. Perry, phone At the present, McDowell W eises. 1206. Hotel Mayfair. coaching the University of RECAPPED PASSENGER TIRES .660x16 700x16 600x20. Havana eleven along with MAID for Mather Furniture Co. Bob Kupke. former Illinois A.M. Prevail Phonea 2104 See Mr. Brunson. mentor. A stock of these In (isos 600x10 Seville, Fla»/«________ ._ FOUNTAIN girlsT A^jdy iWe suw Mr. ami Mrs, Bill Service, Hanford ofmann In Jacksonville lust ONE 10 ft. trailer, new paint. Station. day_ and their nufly friends Inside and out. Inquire Trailer iere will be glad to learn they're Camp.___________ ___________ W ANTED TO RENT »oth well nnd looking grand. Bill says he’s planning to return TWO strands fat pine wood, 18 UNFURNISHED "three bedroom to Sanford as soon a* po.isible — 2 t t L aurel Avc.house. M r if CTT.Adatrts, phone* nnd - we’r* sura they’ll cei Luinly 1000 or after 6 P. M-, phono be welcomed. A VACANT, 3" bedroom house 605-J,________________ with extra lot on paved road out of city limits. Edward F. P e r m a n e n t civilian couple Lone, with children, want 2 bedroom house, furnishdd. Phone 960 or 76,000 COPENhagen c a b b a g e “ County 3402.__________ jtlanta for sale. L .. B. Mann, / La k e Monroe. SMALL fu r n is h e d apart­ ment or house, no children.. ONE child’s desk with chair. SNAS, 1160, extension 322. Phone 1H2-J after 0:00 P. M. LIQUID. TABLETS. SALVE. SMALL house or apartment, NOBE-UROPH — CAUTION USE LEGHORN PULLETS, Full 4 furnished. Mrs. Baker, phone ONLY AS DIRECTED weeks old. each 86c, 100 for County 8600. _____________ $29.60. Finest grade pullets. Live delivery guaranteed. Poul­ SIX ROOM unfurnished house, 3 adults, permanent. Located in try farm, 719 Bo. Howard Ave., Banfoid, Winter Park or DeTemp*. Fla. For Your Christmas Land. Phone Count-* 2806. ■ THE PLACE that you always UNFURNISHED 2 or S bedroom Supply and Hunting wanted • 6 room house, two bouse, good ■ references. Per baths, laundry room, 2 car manenL Walls allace Philips, Phone garage, 19 acres land, a beau­ Trips t- See 880. tiful la$a where you can bear ipartment, 8 bed­ the fish as they swim and play, rooms, furnished, downstairs. •good bathing and besting. Ed­ Best of references.' Phone 316ward F. Lana, phone 462. Bill's Package Store I I I t I l f R A l ’ ltl, U n its MIAMI, Nov. U20, OP)—'With HolyCross signed on the dotted line for n New Year’s Day Grange Bawl date, Miamians and upstalcin-, too, have begun heating drums for the University of Miami as the 'other contender in the foolbull classic. Tile Orange Bowl committee Ini's acknowledged It 'Is giving serious cenrldenrtloh to Miami University as a possible Holy Cross opponent—thut is, nlong with three Southeastern Confer­ ence teams, Louisiana State, Ten­ nessee und Georgia. A second Grange Bow] appear­ ance for Miami will ho discussed nt 'u meeting of the quarterback Club at Miami today. The Miami team met Bucknclt In the first presentation of the New Year's classic In 1936._________________ Coining TTff SPECIAL NOTICE 3 to 5 Day Dry Cleaning Service 5 Day Laundry Service We recommend that new customers send their laundry last three tjaya of week. Phone 475 SEJVIINOLE COUNTY LA U N D R Y CO. 819 W. Crd St. Phone 475 Home Loans — Small Loans — G.I. Loans LOANS made to buy, repair or refinance a horn* Kent-like payments — Low Interest rates * the new — your Savings are insured here— First Federal Savings & Loan Association . of Seminole County— 209 Magnolia Ave. I’hone 691 \\. Make Yours A Home That Extends GRACIOUS H O SPITALITY • - G*-> Fk f * I tv 666 r Cold Preparations J. IE, heavy cast’ lien beater, ■* of wood. 126.00. Phone Fl WING BACK CHAIR — To add the finishing touch to A charming and comfortable living room . . . upholstered in beige tap­ estry to mutch the sofa shown above. VERY SPECIAL A 12 x 18 all wool deep pile Gullistan Rug . , all over leaf design in a lovely shade of green. ___________ 81T. W A NTED— JOB AS cook pr maid; pert time. Minnie Murry, 901 Sanford Ave.________ > _____ and Bar m W. 1st. Phone 880 WASHING and Ir Cooper, $12 E. 6 LO ST & FO U N D a �t- THE WEATHER In Unity There If. Strength— Peril) rlnud) end continued mild thrnueh Wednesday except wldly scattered showers and cooler Wrdnrsds) afternoon. (Temperatures will. range from low fiO’s to mld*70’s thrnugh December 2nd.) To Protect the Peace of the Worldt To Promote the Progress of Americai To Prodoco P 'M p rrllj for Sanford. A N INDEPENDENT D A ILY NEW SI'AI'EK VOLUME XXXVII S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . Established 1!>P8 Army Board May Tfstify At Hearing GM And AutojWheeler Says Workers Await U. S. Backs Feder al Move Rush To War Noted Army Nurse | Hull Conferred Withj Japanese On Chance! That Pearl Harbor Rumors Were False ___ Collecting Last Pay Until GM Strike Ends M. 1 ... — NUMOBH 5.1. [Hurley Claims U. S. Asiatic Policy Fails IAmbassador Resigns; Criticizes Support Of State Depart­ ment Career Men . WASHINGTON; Nov. 27, DETROIT. Nov*. 27. td i—Both liiiicinl Motors Coipoiation and Democratic < Sejmi^y Uurton K. tisiay that the the.. I in United An to Workers Wheeler _____ asserted ___ , imuit liwi.iy ii |>ir-itiVe U ilior .United Stales is backing both Depart inept ‘ tpoUe (unsettle t" e-jllussju And England in a mad) t!M stri' i! nftei another' fnlluv-i |11., ny another world war , . >■ to lesunn; company *y'l.»n'ne n wm ich, he said, might onu gotution?. civi1Xut.ion Whceusr muHe the Htatcmiciit Secretary of Labor Lewis SchkclIeribuVh ha* indie itcil his in a siicecli to llie Senate oppos-1 , . ' intention to call t'cpie»cntnlkcs ii'g participation In the present, Cnpt. Rosa Lee Royall. nuy»n, votttnt* .viy.».- of-noth 0f»i„,iii par...partic- to ............... o cnnfercn*e- United Nations Organisation. j Atiny nurse of the Euiopcnii j(| . Wu-hingtoA latei this week. Wheeler declared: “ The only Theater of operations, who will UAW Vice I’usidcm Waller a«grc*sors today are our *>:iOVe»! speak in Iwhalf of thp \ iclory Ifcuther — lender of the union's and noble peace-loving Allies." Loan drive ut the“ bonii a , Xlgni fight Ii I, get K( t .ill :10 pe, pur cent cent mine more The Montana .-ii-iiaior Senator mail1 |m .... , show|7 |ne .iioiiiiinn the Ritx Thtnt,er *"“ *----1 Wednwbu fr. m Gener.il M o t o r * M r whttt nc~«d.flittW was' a gloomy evening. of Illinois aaya ha want* nn ex «&)lanation from th#m of a passage In thalr report stating that for­ mer Secretary of State Cordell .Hull touched the button thut started ■the war. The committee ^ _ . the union nnr G.\f has leceived now. ha* ‘established that those words were based on un misin­ H o i ! ! * o f M o u r a i n f f 1 Dom I$ilivu'llen*>uch. terpretation of* testimony given In- lutest breakdown in ef­ by former Ambassador to Japan forts to resume wage talks ctnic |when Ueiienil Motors turned Joseph Grew. During today’s committee hear­ down n union bid to reopen the ing, Hull took the opportunity of Jdiscussions. ti.M l>tuniled Iho refuting the statement. He brandJ I _ D ! . l . union'- wage demands as ” unIt as an infamous charge, J V l l l C Q 111 I \ 1 0 l S ; reasoimble” ami said unless they under which he had to live for • were modified. the enmpuny months. He told the committee eould see no point in continuing that he had not been palled to P p H o r a l i o n P T O t e 8 t s ’ discussions. The coiporntlnn also L 'u l t H r * On P a n I'uar i lu c ittiiu iit * u “ . charged the union with cheating ^ a s r s s ^ ^ • suit* t s ofr the w war s sto sdate, i s theis in- Called For Jews C h e l a n Residents L ..Mourn Losses In Tragic A c c i d e n t Associated Press Leased Wire Schwellenbach Plans Senator Claims Only To Meet With-Both'l—Aggressors-Today Parties In E f f o r t - A r e Peace-Loving To Settle Dispute. A l l i e d N a t i o n s IH * . , WASHINGTON, Nov. 27. (A P ) — Members of the Army Board o f 'Inquiry Who drew Up an earlier Pearl Harbor report probably will be call­ ed by the Congress ionnl Pearl Harbor Investigating Committee to take the wit­ ness stand. A committee member, Senator Scott Lucas T U E S D A Y , NOV EM H ER 27, 1315 Against search Kyi a "situation of lawlessness1’ by British Of Villages f t ! . U T E t J S ’Sa’ aS; WASHINGTON, 27. (A W — Major General .P at­ rick J. .Hurley charger! today that American policy in Asia Is a failti^1 niyd jmiiomui’ilthat he has turned in his resignation as mnlmssatlor to China. General Hurley Issued a 120(1 word statement to tell * . what lie thinks is wrong with our policy in Asia. He •aid -he agreed vl - m ii . miUAlrV. o m i C W T SKY strike Cite’AST* line up*init'slturllie GifaF'ithil Axle idni'it'of ‘.fie ' V,M I m L ^ SKY.—Strikers V hiloM m In Detroit "bile watting t„ receive their Inst paychecks until the ill*— 7i IsnI. Snmv and tenipriutiirca-in the 20’* nceurding ‘ «“ 1 A" ‘ Utdown tin mimlher of workers , n picket lines nt Mnliigml plant/ (Intarnutioiml Sotindphoto) ** * outline^of American foreign policy . . . the outline given by the President in his Navy Duy liddress. ■ That policy is fine, said Hurley, but, in his word*, ‘‘professional diplomats hi the lower echelons : are frustrating attainment of un- ' I pounced policy alms.” The retiring ambassador to Chungking said that the United I State* had. “ finished the war in - the Far East furnishing LendA I- D u I n n J / * M a a 1 IJtaso -nptdics Utlil Using all our u n a n a o lYICGt roputullim .to undermine demo Little damage i„ Seminole eracy and l»>|*ter imperialism and County’s main vegetable cropeouunutdsm.’’ c-enroie an.i Some Cities Afraid ceueiai Huriev smd that m tins lettuce, lla* la’en tvporled by lime he was assigned to China h x r s tvs?* «%,^arsL\s, ‘° tirnntinmil imlldc* of atHto court* j try's lenders, nm^’the United Na­ tions Urganixution. Wheeler asserted that lie d»es not believe Russia wants war. 1 hen lie said: ’’We must null appeasing Runsia and let her know once and for all we did not Hghl this war to let her enslave the people oT Europe," "She ngreeft to out high prin­ ciple* in her hour of di*lre.<a,' continued Wheeler. "Silt must General Bradley Preabide by them now." , , /* "No one wants war with bussented w ith Grange growers following the eoid--i sin," ho declared, “ but we callrot anil must not put our stump Colored Florida Cap iiccnmpniiied bv' Vi.''1«."‘am*- i.:V of approval upon every violation ---------and a lciii|i‘i.ii T ’ of the pledges made to the people ______ tmi ________________ GuneniUJmnr._lliadlgy_y.ili IM" 1• L Snndn _____ oTlh‘6 world 'W y rtw tcric o > Kng iiTIi |III1(| .Russia herself. Wc must delighted with the orange colored V.Tiiti e . , 1 Local Delegates 'L ittle D a m a g e T o Ganzel Goes To To Legion Meet L ° c a * V e g e ta b le Bat for Sanford Ret,™ H o m e Crws ’ Reportcd - Nine Club League t>> the late pre*iddm itoo«vcit .---------workers from going to their Jobs. JERUSALEM, Nov. 27,* ()V>— I The union countered bv chnrgWould Hurl Income hlapse l‘ ww of,liri'l'u ''1 government ,,m'cn‘ io1of* the The Jewish National Council III log that the company's reply ......... . I 'Idling Kai-Shek and keep tin! TilM ttno'hits- c*Hed - for u—lmll ^constituted another violation of Chlimie A rmy—in . the, war.—Next hour of mourning todny lor the the National Labor Hclutldiuf Al'i John Krider. Ed Whltner and ip importance, he declared, wus Jews killed in yesterday’s out-1 and denied knowledge of any so>l; , r Jo in icporter represented San- to hatnuinlte i elation* between no'r put'our "stamp of approval FI<;iMa l-cgio., cap presented t« In ......... .. h l.reoks in villages north of Tel cutlcsl illegal picketing: CHELAN, Wash.. Nov. 27. </P) Aviv. The unofficial figures place I Meanwhile, company tinon'human slavery of the white him lip fommunder Jack IliK’eo Ilona, lo v tiu i. p a toolailv the foul Sunday. afternoon In ’tli ■ American ________ und Chinese govern. — Sorrowfully, the town of t'iimplwll-l.o*»flig Post of west -i e, llteii d ni'ge land,, when officials and directors I manta and between the military ri«.l«n rr°wr.lih^' I.lhmiilfinll ul I the number of dead nt nine, with) men estimated 225,«(»0 GM cm- races after fighting a war til Uteiun, Waih. I* counting IU , „ t ieuBt 7r> wuunded. nloyeca across tin- country were free'the black luces." Sanford that he wanted to wear lender ciop-. • including English nf the Florida State League met 1ustldUhments of „o(i oinuries. dead today, and there’s scarcely ThrveteranSenator suggested M all of one day during the Nu* teas, let tine and tom itoes. Hem* and diseuaaisl the possibility of *’Hoth of these objective*.’' suid The Council’s edict culls for' Idle us ii result o f the strike, a family on 25-milc creek that ull shops ami factories to chme ( Another 1(1,000 unto workers * liotial Legion t (invention at and s<|Unsh were imported killcil. Sanford entering the cirruit and lluiley, ’’ were necotupHshetl." is not mourning the loss of n ilown and all street tiaffic tu be —' employees of the Ford Motor that the United States, as he Chicago and would have dime so but most of these rrnps had b ‘en furring the league Into B»alne| Hut Hurley said it was no child In yesterday’s tragic school halted. The half-hour closing, the Company — will lie Idle for sev- expressed it. “ have tho courage piohiibly bad not |b* ilolegution. harvested. Esnii.de. of which i club affair. secret that the American policy in to cull a real peace conference bus accident. from Missouri. the general's there i* 1101 aeies phtnled in the Before going Into the icsiilt. Uhl tin did not have the support council says, is ’’ill respect ’ for uitil daye^latcr this week. The One of the -few lucky families those who died for the light of company said it would lay- off and lei us do it with or without home state,protested, it war re- county, may huv been nipped of Sunday's meeting, Kridri re- of ull the rureer men in the State Russia’s participation.” with school-age children is the Jewa irtril this morning byJ. Held in eohlei I■un1111■■- Lettuce ports he attended the animat Department, lie asserted that tho to bring their brothen to that many workers because,of a Wheeler, one „ f the leaders of A. R. Rice family. Rice is *u Palestine ann,department adjutant of tiles,- sections nuiv sliow a stiiall’ league meeting hold at Slliei professional foreign service men end to defend their) shortage of parts. Ford, Vice the pre-war isolationist group In . teschar, nt Chelan, and yesterday, lives.’’ l'” '» Springs lust month. He snid all sided will the Chinese Communist Florida. • i President . M. L. Btickcr said the this country^- said that such Q|hc and his 16 ypar old son, Alan, No damage to eilm-> I toil tvo* eight idubs that weie opera ting pprti a, wliirt llurlvy describoti Thw General Fedeuitjiuu, oj j production curtailment, wai due conferenro ■should consider -uni­ , J'hc can presented tu General doeldM (o drive %i'**haol IbatMUl Jewish r, Kiinon! 4 1 * ■•aav Pane lepoited bv tori,I paehet* Who'I when tlm loop fohlpd tip lii'im t a- Die tmtlon.Tut bwv JI nuiton- ■• ’ Labor at Ih* sumo time j to ikork stoppages in 15 sup- versal abolition of eonscrlptlnn, of taking the bus. But his daugh­ sent strong -aid that op the ennirurv the were represonted and officials whose policy it wa* to keep GltUm cables of protest to plier plants and not the General progressive tnullilatcral disnrma ter, Peggy, took ths bus as usual. American ami cold had given III," f*nit I'oloi, voted to give Sanford llir fir-l divided against herself. Hritlsh labor or- Motors strike, They -were following about a half ganlxatlons, U ami sweet lies*. Ojiportlllillv to enter tile lesgue Hurley charge'd in effect that protesting against the IC,aiZiV“ li',"nl ei,,,lrtJlECC Gets Application riuvpt mile behind the bus, Rice says, Ueleiy glower* liarf aeluali) if some "weak *i*tei" found it he Undermined in his effort* by British search of Jewish villages. when suddenly, through the -------■ ’ ------; For Sanford Station welemned llie eotdei weather necessary to emlnil operations. prolessionnl diplomat* who advis­ The protrsts, dispatched to the snow, they saw h neighbor’s whleli pi event* the enqi fiom Prior to the meeting Sunday ed the Communist* that his ef­ boy coming up the road waving A F of 1. and CIO in the United j Ball Tells Of DuPont mat ill ing ttxi i|itiekly. aiid»el|ini . ATLANTA. Nov. 27. (AIM John (laurel of Orlando started forts in behalf of Chungking diih States and the Hritlsh l-nbor his arms. mite* insect pest* that thrive tin* bull lolling to get Sanford not represent the policy ol I lie declares none o f the Jewish ! Millions Jn Florida, % * '£ & in win in weutbei The boy told them the bus Parly, in llie eireoll even if it meant United State*. population in tho village* entered j had left, the road, and pointed operating- nn a nine rlllb liasis. ! w fjs r ,’ a i .m I k a o i . « i over tVe embankment to thp liy the Hritlsh forces was armed lie pointed .out. Iliut Hanford wa* or used firearm*. ~ t* -Jtwnter. There was no sign of the 27. Mh-Edward Dali, tftislee ;-f llltlir, Ml Hanford. Flu. well situateil and would be of bus, Rice says, hue he saw his lifted Dill out eslnti. Tho proposed station would lie the greatest unpin lance to the daughter, Peggy, swimming and |“ 251) league in mam way*. It wa* munique ttmi lirmsn troop* m n i ((hc p | u .( tjmt Mayor Edward Higtoday und drew u picture »f ......., __ i.................... towing another girl. ‘ Hi* son previously reported that Orlando, watts und unlimited hours. out plunged into the icy wutcr to * r.ail.HrJ On l',.or I gin* is in Washington. D.C., no; millions upon millions of Dtil’i DcLoii''. Leesburg and Daytona give aid, but soon called for meeting was'held Monday evening, asset* und properties s e u lteltd were in farm ,,f thr plun and over the state. •. . himself, and his fsthcr i —-----1liuil tlm foot northern, cities, / help Testifying at un littci-.dut-1 C p I . H l i r r y W u S tC T umped in' after him. But other I g%m r , • ■ ■■ iim / y ! 1the lie .Seminole County Health I lent. .1. U. Eii- sell, after t w o ! Gaiiiieivllle, Oeala, I'alutka and fupl. Martin It. Willhummi lias 4 i smillen were less lucky, for 05 1 OintCrS In 11*1-0 and Tulievculosls Association will r«iniincrrt* fominiHHion liuarlmT^, . V'1.,r. „f. ervice, with On- II. B, 'N't Aiiiiisline were again.I .such rwcntly l^un iliscliaigd from the over mor^iinixution of llu* riuriilu C iC lH A r m y D lS C h cirjtfO 16 children perished thcro in the Poblie Health Serviee, Divlplou JH, move. Army after extensive training in Home For Christmas waters of Chelan Lake. East Coast Hallway, Hall de J ---------,.f Mabuni Uu.ilr.il. in Missis’ ’oliowing un open session at the states und serving sixteen II lOlllliunl I r•*«•■ I'rtur <»»»»• I ---------with Mrs. C. Pynchna of the clured that acllun liy the Di-l CpI. Harry ).. ester, vetcrun sippi, Geurglu. and Manning, months overseas With tin InfuiiWASHINGTON; Nov. 27, (A>)_1-Stale Tuberculosis Association Pont*, taken at tho request of (lf T}l|n| Army- operations in S U. Im ireeived Id* boiioraldr iry. former Governor Siiessanl Hoi France, Germany und —Austria. I dlseiiaige and Im* relutned to From Paris come* good news for offiec. .Lieut Don Jackson Alter entering I lie Army in land, was now saving ’’ million iu»s received his .....liable ills- his I..... . 115 Sjimmirlin AveAmerican soldiers in Europe, The Sept, I'Jtl lie was a'.iL,n,iit duty Returns To States Army says tliul nil troops in Mrs. I, K. Southward today of dollum” for political mdi clmrgo from tin- service nt Canip ’ uue. wilh hi* wifi......... >son at Fort Jackson, S. C uiih the tho European Theater having 115 received word from hei son divisions nn refunding loiiid*. Hcule, Calif. En mule liomu he |Cimrtes. 2Hlli l-Tdii Artillery lialtnliim. He He also depicted plans' for new stopped at the Hollywood CanLieut. Donald Jackson, son of discharge points could expect to Ernest Southward, Phm 1/c, who It*, tilted tmlav tlml on Dee. I. mub then sent to Furl Hill for Fletcher C, Jackson of thin city ho homo for Christmas. The an- has served at Oklnawu and the DuPont projects in sevvrol Flor­ teen uml unite,I an autograph 1In- will resume work a- eiiloiuolntwo courses Mbich included u leluyi forecast. Pacific thentur, that he Imd ida cities, Including ii "Miami of Mary I’irkford sod former Seminole High’ and nouneement say* delays lie arrived gist mh), the Central Florida study of niotoi's and an mlvata-eil* ' , 1. | axv ..................... - -X Rockefeller Cerilro" and otliri home Hutin duy lii greet hiG ; iNovember ' l i i 1 , 11 11 % a* u ■» u.1 ■ arrived i i1 f x ’ I■ in III o H I n a v l l sla l»-i *11411 111*1 - w '■ University of. Noilh Carolina -in October Sfutimi, and -liecauae J Jacksonville, and■ tlml course in artillery I liter lie was football alar,-ha* returned to hi* of a shipping nhortuKc, iuul l»een he expected to receive his honor* • new Building*, Including n mdin mother, Mr*. S. E. Wester, In known io llie Cgleiy Evpeiimeiit ' I’fc. la-dll II Moughlon.. ■no stationed uguiu ut Foil Jucl.,-oii ! able discharge and return home I Xlatlon, sub-divisions and an ex Lake Mary. home In Philadelphia after serv­ more than made up. • j l.aboililm v lie nisi, re veil led that of Ml. nu,I Mr- lumen .Rough- mid u|„„ Kurt Rucker, Ain. und Hut in Frankfurt, Gcrmuny, very soon. _ jt pansive tourist canip whiclt | h - 4 , CpI. ing with the Army Air Forcv* Wester .............. plans In ■* lesyme ,1 In1 to .’stint work 1 . . 1 * 1 * . < 1 ... ’“ *"* I *. Iplans ’..')' ' M ill I. ton ill tthe ilt Ion of HU I La-l Second . Street, Fort Riley. Kuusns. lie sailed In tha Pacific Theater. uuld would Ihs the laxt wort! B‘ hii» pro-wur otruputirm nf com-[ mipiovcmcnt nf CSrpon Hpriugh nrriicil Imme recently from llie from New S’ork in June lt*44 with American occupation troops have A number of posters depicting I modern construction Lieut. Jackson, a glider pilot. been cautioned against being overposing und orchestra work, lie „ t Eiiternrisa, with Hie view of Kui opium Theater und liu* re. the 283rd Field Artillery Hiiltu_________ jj participated in numtrous Pacific |y optimistic about getting their this year’* Christmv* Seal, and I was pianist for Larry Ford’s opening it ngsln u- a nU min Ing celvod hi liniioriihlc discharge lion, Orchestra of Tampa, prior to plun1 anil picnic grounds. ^battles and was awarded Uronxe wives and families to Eumpa in showing a typical American, boy ■ lie entered tile service in No­ Copt. Williamson lundi.l in entering the service. While overParticipation Star* for ( the 8olo-! the near future. The deputy chief i btinging a ’ Christmas wrciith i Government Orders Muclt of liti* Work during Hu- vember. Ill 12, trained for IH Flume just prior to the St. l.o acus, he composed mure than pi' t two ycuis ban centered un month,, and . as sent over-eas lircuk througli. llm unit n s monij, PIs m* rk Archepa11g o, West* |of staff for occupation—Major ‘ homu. aie liciog distributed by r t.,4 In M o u r u n r in i etho-1 Lut in iNewHprini 30 new tunc*. ern Poelfio, New Guinea, Kouth- General H.K. Hull—says the men’s hoy scouts of tU First M llie u s e of llie DDT insecticide 1in June. I'.ill uttnelied to thp -'-(ttli Infantry cm Philippine*, Northern Luzon, families will be brought over as ■list Church Troop, according to which, lie said, was very effec-| As a truck drivel with llie Division and purticipateil in the WASHINGTON, Nov. 27, M’l Okinawa and the Japanese Air soon as possible, but wurns that T. E. Tucker, scout leader. One live in eliminating insect pests, FourtJi Aimoied Division of the First Army's .... drlv*1 ucros- norlli— -Offwwive. campaign*. it still Is Impossible tu set It fill)1 '! cs-pccintly-malarin h rm tin g - mns » Thtnt A i t r i t t a n y . - h r pnr-1 m , FVanrt- nmi nnd—nit,*—lUdgimu. * ;'n,"r r a ^ h n S . W o o d m e n To Initiate Following hi* graduation from date ut this tlm qultos. tiripuled ill actions just liefore During the Hi mouths lie was display at ths City Hall as un ies In line with supply, yesterday Seminole High in 1D31 where he Many people have Imen dls- Hut ,St. I.o lireukthroiigh. ut overseas Copt. Williamson* unit Candidates Tonight appointed ■tarrad in football, LiauL Jackaid to the Christmas Seal Halo ordered newsprint inventories cut in buying und upply- A vurnnehe.'. Loricnt, l.uMuns, nerved with eight different infun. ion attended tho Unlveralty of Fire Department Is of tho Tuberculosis Association. below previous ceilings by Dec. 31. ing DDT in sniull qinintities in Tours, Oilcun* and Nancy, lie try divisions and Vix different Under an amendent to. the new*1 Approximately 15 candidates un effort to get rid of Insects, an* in France for 18 months, American North Carolina whtra he won a armies and tho First -*i berth on the All-American second Active Over Weekend Lt. Arthur Branan Jr. print limitation order, L-24U, for membership In the Woodmen he declared. This failure, In und ileclurrd he learned tu get French Army. His uml crowed newspaper publishers may not of the World will be initiated udiled, wu- because of lark of used lo Flinch rooking and deli- the Ro«r river nt Duron, Ger­ V team In 16S4. The - Hanford Fire Deportment Discharged By Army have more than a 25 day supply tonight when the locul organiza­ nnipcr equipment in upplying the racit'X Prior to enturing the many, with tne HUih Division ami of print paper on hand and in tion holds its regular weekly Insecticide. a busv week end answering servlet) lie mu* u drug clerk in mud® the Rhino crossing ut Buddy Lake Released .1hod of Dec. 31, if they am meeting In the Woodmen Hall Mobile. A In. calls that multiplied with the Worm*. Germany, with thp t5th First Lieut. Arthur Uranan, Jr. transit as ... ..._ ______ ____ ____ i located at 110 I'urk Avenue, aclocated in the central and north From Nava] Service advent of the cold *nup. according who has been home on terminal eastern states. The inventory |cording to an announcement Ui- Waterways Program Division when- Capt. Williamson to Fire Chief M.N. Cleveland. luave since September, and who ceiling heretofore was a aO-duyC day by H, J. Finch, district rep. wus nwarded the I’urt'te Heart for A fire caused by a defective as a pilot of a B-24 was shot A 0U S/C Barnard D. (Buddy) ___ Excluded From Bill Program Planned For wound* received. resen loGvc. Leke, former Hanford athlete end oil heeler, did considerable dam­ down and mad* a prisoner of supply. Wilh the lOlli Dim u n be puiliThe limit for publisher* in Tc locul camp will be hosts professional baseball player, has age to e negro home at 413 East war, following a raid on the WASHINGTON. Nov. 27. l/l’i Bond Premiere Show cipatcd in the cuiiture of Nurrn. and southernstate* is * to representative* of various been discharged from tha United Fifth Street at S:30 o'clock FH- Ploestl oil rcflneriei In Roumania western burg und Munich. During the — An appropriation of $37,000. 45-day Inventory, us compare! camps throughout the Hanford bed at a negro home at 405 in June, 1044, was relieved from State* Navy. A fashion Show under sponsor­ closing day* of the wut liis unit in “ “ “ for rivers and hurlmrs *' district and C. C. Collins, Consul 00U with 50 daya previously Following his graduation from day morning. A cigarette, left on active dutv at Drew Field. Tem« Florida was excluded yesterday ship of the Yowcll (.'oiupuny, served with the Third Infantry Commander, will preside. A High School, Lake played *emi- East Third StrceL^caused minor pa, leit Wednesday, he reported from a House bill when the ap­ will headline the Bond Premiere Division und partlciputcd in the ™ pro bassball before entering the damage* at 6.-00 I’.Sr. Sunday. this morning. Dr. Milton Hurst propriation* committee In u close Show to lie given Wednesday capture of Bugcnsgutcu, Germany, professlodal rank* with the Boston A hot plat* left In bed at 1103 Following e year of engineer­ BAND TO DKLANI) vote upheld a sqb-cumiiiittue re- evening at 8:16 o'cluck at the and Salsburg, Austria. Just prior Jrives of tho National L**gu West Tenth Street caused a small ing stddv at Bleteon University, Named Noble Grand Br* commendation that $128.475,0(HI Hits Theater, it was announced to V-E Day Capt. Williamson was end Harrisburg ,of tha IksUn fire Honday at, noon. A t 3:30 Lieut. Branan, antered the ser­ and Professor Herman Morris, prin­ for rivers and harlmra and flood by Edvvurd F, lane, who will awarded the Bronze Star for out­ League. r J , l o’clock in the afternoon a car fire vice in September, 1842, trained serve us master of ceremonies. Sanfortl Lodge No. 27 I.O.O.F. cipal of Seminole High School, standing achievement. lie eliminated. At tho preoent 4to»», 1“ and hi* at the County Jell wee put out At for e year end e half, end was met Monday evening and elected announced this morning that the control Music for the show will be At the present time Capt. Wil­ The project included improve­ wtfo, lira. Paul hie & CLako, are 4:37 P.M. there was a cell to put sent oversees as a pilot of the Dr. Milton Hurst aa Noble Grand* high school band would go to furnished by the Sanford Naval liamson is residing in Sanfortl ment of the St. Johns River from residing at the homo of hla mo­ out ■ grass fire at 541 Plumosa 450 Bombardment Group of the Other oficera elected were: Char- DeLand on Saturday, Dec. 8, t> Orchestra. Dick with his wife, the former Janie Paiatka to Sanford, intracoastal Air Station ther Mrs. Elisabeth Lake at Oil Drive. 16lh Air Force tmaed In Italy. lea Stafford a* Vice Grand; N.R. participate In tho annual Christ­ canal from Jacksonville to Miami, Aiken, Hanford tenor, will sing, Raburn, and his small son, Billy. Elm Aveou*. t . He returned to the States in Johnson as secretary; and J.T. mas parade. improvement* to Canaveral har­ accompanied at the piano by He graduated from the University Just Like Washington September. He plane to resume Hardy, treasurer. bor and other waterway and har­ Mrs. George Touhy. Another of Florida in 1038 where he ma­ ---- World . . hie echoollng about tha first of singer will be Mr*. Clarindsr jored in business administration. Many old members were pre­ G I B RE-ENLIST bor developments in the state. BUENOS AIRES, M V -T a lk aMONTEVIDEO, M l—Tha exec­ the year, he stated. sent, and J.F. McClelland wen Blank Jr. with Mre. Touhy w- Before entering tho service be bout tbs matting pot—Argentina, utor of Mrs. Teresa Enrelbrecht romptnylng. Capt. Rosa Lee was employed by the Metropolitan first prize for being the oldcit YOKOHAMA. Nov. 23. GPi— Bring ’ the Family Which hr* hod a M od o f Itnml- Gadea's estate has asked -the CPL. STARLING OUT Koval. Army nurse, will speak Life lnsuranco Company In Miami. in o f* present and oldest in dura­ Nearly 2,000 veteran* of fight­ newspapers to help him persuade DREW FIELDS Tampa, Nov. tion of membership in the San­ ing in the Pacific re-cnllsUd in DELAWARE. O.. (/P>— Ohio In behalf of the bond drive. He will be associated with the the govern met to take 670.000. In •7, (Special) — Presentation of ford Lodge. 1J.S.ET Starr won » the regular Army today at cere­ Wesleyan University ia planning! Mn. W. R. Smith will an- MetropolUlan Llfi Life Insurance Com• letter to the papers, he said his honorable discharge certifi­ prize for being the oldest Odd monies held In Yokohama’* Octa­ a new phase of co-educstion to I nounce the fashion models who psny in Sanford. Mrs. Gedea left the sum to the cate at the Army Air Forces Fellow present. R.L. Brown wan gon theater. A factor which help merited war veterans com-l will Include: Mrs. Dwight Frea>t to be used for hospi- separation station at this field a prise for being the young**! mode them decide to re-enlist plele their schooling. Murpiy Hall, I man, Mre. J. H. Toqgsman, Miss Awweni Too? 1 the completion of member. .____ is tha prospect of an immediate a fromer cooperative house io r j Cecelia Truluck, Miss Carol SkipBOGOTA, M l— This price tag ' m In the students, r a t a M home. The n p ln im n Wesleyan'a _ _ _ _ _men 10 L._ __ __ will J be , ner, Miss Dsphns Connelly, _ _Miss ■ woe seen at a local »hop-win«low: -KobarM, L. 1Uteda Dyson end Mrs. Betty i «t»*n * n a»«M reretwr ao-day ,fftr lw h l J>n converted.info apartments fpr EaK*“** (Ct,.urpbUn P? t^ > 144 Street viVfiStl%m tbera ' enW fEIji United Stetel.01'e end fhslr wjvee. 'Cvtelo. K , C I T Y B R IE F S sS'ugr.iihi'a’, c .s i:s l J I j i cu t . , R ussell Is D isch arged F r o m H e a l t h Service ........ C a p t Williamson Discharged A f t e r O v e r s e a s Service j L e s l i e Moughton Discharged A f t e r S e r v i e e In ET0 n i t l.iVr ' -------------------------------------------------- :_____________ - t / * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1945 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 26, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 26, 1945. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 26, 1945; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ae4604ec7a31e4e9d3fe172da5e95a61.pdf 71db808562923f2600ff69566c05d9b4 PDF Text Text ✓ .v *-*?> * * PAG E S IX THE SANFORD P0R S A L E - FOR SALE Markin*-’Em -Un H E R A LD . HANFORD. they're worn ou|. We went over to see Brack Perkins, Jr. Brack seems to M IS C E L L A N E O U S RECORDS - All the latest" nonuInis, string music and album seta for Christmns gifts at WE PA Y highest rnsh prices for your music store, The M *slc nsoil furniture. Iluyne'i &■ W il­ **' • in the Princess Theater liams Furniture Co.. 311 K. l«r Kt. phone 968. , Bids,151US1CAL instnimenls, acces­ BORROW HERB W HRRE , sories, guitar nml violin strings PRIVACY IH RF-HPKCTKD at The Music Box In the Prln- YOUR natural tlcsiro for privacy cess Thouter -Bhlg. in money mutters Is strictly * respected hsre. Friends and "■Oil BALK: *4U Chevrolet pick­ relatives are not questioned up, good comlltfnn. Apply A. about your credit. Your em­ Dawson, Tangerine Post Office. ployer or biisfnens associates will not henr o f your personal DSHD cars anil trucks, cars affairs. There is no cause for bought anil sold - few light embarrassment. trucks * Ideal for hunting an I Reasonable credit requirements. fishing. Heady to go. Yates No cn-tnnkers on money loans. Used Cur*. 10b N, Palmetto Varlebie nnvmenl idans. Ave, Phojie 371. F A M IL Y LOAN C O .. 6 ROOM bungalow, best location Flprida Hank Bldg. Phone 33 - In - t h e - C it y , -Edward P. Ijine, "The man who know* Sanford." MEET ME at 016 Park Avenue Thursday. Nov. 22, and let’s One of Hanford's most attractive enjoy a real old Thanksgiving dinner. ' Plenty of Turkey, homes, furnished. Edward F. Lane, ______ _________ j Pumpkin pic and all the trim­ mings. $1.26. Call 10B.R for THAT LITTLE home in 'th o special reserve lions. country where you can have a garden, fruit trees, cow and thickens. Edward F, l-ano. WANTED— 11142 8TRKA M U G ITT house trailer, located at Trailer Camp. 1-DOOR SEDAN', best *800.00 will C. E. Goode. * buy. Phono 42, Winter Park, Fla. ___ ’ FOR SALE DUE TO tho fact that Navy man being transferred this merchan­ dise Ts the same aa newt GIRL for soda Fountain at lain1 three burner Hotpoint range; ey's Drug Store. Part time or I five piece Thomaaville potter full lltno. • Maple bailroom aulte; 1 coll spring, felt matlres*; 1 throe F U L L time und part time clerks. piece maple upholstered living H. & A. Department Store. room suite; one 9 x 12 sand W ANTED : Ex perl oncod wuilrcnn, broad felt rug; 1 five pises meshort hours, top salary 0 days, 1e dinette euite. Phono 402-J, good Alps. Apply Rov Johnson, Ire. R. R. Pippin, Red Barn, Restaurant,' 9 miles South of Sanford. -____ OUTBOARD motor, l t t II. P. MAN fur parts departirvent imd •Ingle cylinder, v c iy good con­ bookkeeping. Electric Bervtce dition- See at 814 Myrtle Ave, Phone 200-W. Co. HELP W ANTED— 6 O UERNSRY Jersei . «* 4 - ’ m— r g W E D N E S D A Y , N O V E M B E R 21, i D f f F L O R ID A of footbnll that just caught the Bermuda has about 30,000 in -1 ' eye. And did those Orlando folks hptyltnnts^ pn for it7 Ynti Im*i they do. Now gftr:thxrr -rrerinnrr'ttolthart rTedtr w -ItolttexT-p 7 t)tr getr:tin nke anybody you like hut Jack tina is the peso. McDowell’s thd man in our hook. That’s why we believe coaching nt Florida is the biggest trouble with the Gators. We sgree wth Hugh that i% T i n : c u i i i t o p t i i i : r o i %t v the rlitratical nxidiliintr. un­ j i im . i :. s k m i .v i i i . i : r m s T i , der which Florida (rains are i i.im m t. i\ i 'I i o i i a t i :. tough and we further agree IN UK *K8TATJ3 O I’ EMMA I'ltOUMEIt. Orct-SHsil. with Brack Perkins- that the TO t l.l. I'llE IH T O tt'S A \ | l P K II.State Board of Control sno il l SONS l i t V I.M i Cl.AIM S Oil appropriate more dough for IIEVI VM IS A U A IM T s till ESTATE! the Gators. Then we believe. Vou amt ««ch or you *rs here­ wt’ll see Billy Thigpen’s pteto iimB reuulted to ore, diction that the 1947 Gators not uov claims unit which will he a winner amount io yoll.ur •It her ,,( you, may have uuuihKi the ,'stuto ,,f Emma Prostomelhing. -r. ilia <n-eit. late nr said fount), One more Ihiiiu wo’d like lu i i ih' fou n t j Juiltiv or Seminole mention in If you’ve never seen fuuotv. rim-iitu. within elaht rati iirtnr ii online Hum tlx lime of n Rollins tw in play, just take a tinfirst ‘ publication or this notice, gander at this year’s Celery Feds t.aeli claim or ileinun,) shall he in wylllhK null -hall stale the place and you’ll see what one o f Jack McDrwell’s students, Goo p Ket­ of i< hl> in • and. post off Ice itililtc*. the >l.lnmnt. nml shall he sworn tles, can do with tha double-wing of to l>> the ehi.inant, iiuent or at I system of piny. It is tin toughest loinry, .mil .io> such ■hum or i|. system foi high whool player* i 1,1‘ "d not so filed shall he volil. to use. Save the Fed*. the onljt piiVJow.*i^M HTEtfAItT in m-wf.it high' school team In Florid* th a t; a , ,'11101 of the Idist W ill noil 'I *-» « | iif Cniitm UnjNNcr. hss ever used it sticccssfullv ha.t been .Miami High'- StingariTt »t nhv .. 31. m s. Tsk* it or leave it. we sa) gave the Ga*nrs n hea l cinch like Jack .McDowell and with­ *U9I2 in two or three Mcavoes you’ll see Florida plaflng Soul hern . Lai. in the r realist Rose' BoAl fight-you ever saw. ? iiiiiiKrtnir.rrMinNi.jp t uni TliACTOR,- -Case ■D. 0., A -l on the right road to football rubber- PIow-DIse-Cover Chop, With FILL tip with Velvet no and fuel success. Brack nays that the tier - Friend Sprayers - Duster • JULIAN STENSTROM oil before winter. State Board of Control has Trnilcr-Chevrolet Truck. Good _____H. n. POPE CO„ IN C got to allot more money, for niechnnlchl condition. Can, lie Governor Caldwell knocked the the school's program. He nays seen, Sam Harris, Grand IsTWO FARM S FOR SALE—One top o ff a pot o f hotling stew the Florida has got to have bet­ land Grove (Lake), after !i 00 8 acres, tiled land, 1 good well, other day when he complained ter players and if H is a A. M. 2 story house. 1 car garage, 1 that Florida had lost .prestige be­ matter o f subsidising, Brack’s tool house, COO ft. West of cause of the failure of the Uni. all for IL Lake Monroe Pnit Office. One versity's Gators to show either Billy Thigpen came up with the •—8 acres, all tiled, good well, 2* — —_ the nbility to win or to fight. point that he’d seen Florida play •lory house, 2 story barn, H DODGE - PLYM OUTH Before we make any bright only once thfs season but they mile west on Orange Boule........ .. AND .... SERVICE PARTS comment from this corner, showed 'up pretty well. He thinks rard. J. W. Bell. Lake Monroe,4 10!) Palmetto Ave. Phone 1011 we did a little Investigating, that by 1947 the present eleven Phone 16. Here’* what we found mu, which is well spotted with frosh W E ARE lull” equipped and1 Hugh Whelrhel, who was a and sophomores will come close style. linov.- hou to rcc.ip your tires. 1 football Nlar hack in th_* o, RADIO Phllco cabinet Natural ruLbm oi synthetir. I in giving the Gator followers a Pi ice reasonable, .1209 Magday* when broken legs and we protect Inc sidetvnlls of winning squad. noils Ave. hashed skulk were ns fre­ your tire. .Tones 1 Ire Shop, j Now here’s our own opin­ quent nr Cnilfn-nin r:l'iilropi, Cur. 1st and E'm, j bone 008. VEGETABLE pistil* for Vicloiy ion. W e haven’t seen Florida «ay* that Florida sill hair Gardens and large ucrcuge. sinre they slopped away a 6 to produce a team that will ( oner.hagen, lied, and Chinese SI.W ING machine,; r tpaired. W il­ to 0 decision to Villlnora back bo at least 25 p.-rrept ttetlir liams' Fixlt Shop, 205 \V. Cabbaged Lollards; Broccoli! In ’41. We've followed the < >• than any rival simply h -oiu o 1st St. White Bermuda Onions; Necktors pretty closely sinre 1933 o f the r.'imatiral conditions Inns Rutabagas; Escarolc; Ice­ and we still believe the under wh'rh the Gator, iruti BODY AND Fender dents, pnlnt berg Lettuce; Rutger Toma­ trouble is they don't have the injury or fnding should bo | and play. And that isn’t *11! toes; 1 year o'd Rh i m b right type of coaching. * Now Hugh say.s Florida has got to corrected now to cninhai a gin g; Roots or small plants; hYic; we realise that’s a rash state­ have ht (east three loams, ono nnd weathering. A new pain­ Thyme; Finnacchlo; Dill and ment and a lot of Florida ns good as thr othrr, to alterless method awaits you at Strawberry plants. Fresh veye. students will he willing In nate on the field. YA TK 8 A L T O P A IN T A tables and oranges packed to fight over It bul we wonder BODY SHOP Hugh believes the Gators havn ship. J, W. Bell, Like Monroe! Just how many of these boys 108 N. Palmetto Ave..Phone 371 II tougher than other schools be­ phone 16. who have their sleeves al­ cause they train hII week Jong ready rolled up have ever seen. ROOFING — Brand new, aolld W ASHING^' machines repaired— under n boiling afternoon nun and and all fame appliances. Cald­ . Jack McDowell’s Rollins Tars' aluminum aheet roofing, Vwell General Repair f|hnp. -707 I T * usually piny under a hut play football. Well boys. If crlmn and snap loch "tyle*. PhoneNorth Mills, Orlando, photic Saturday nun or"orK,n you hsven’ l, you’ve missed Wlre-Wrltc at once! Ful?nwider night. 1972. Prompt-service.something! Hugh in probably right Woo when Mfg. A Distributing Co., T .O .,. he says they lose u lot of energy * Box 3361, 910 Lancaster Drive, We don’t nny Rollins can nut Expert Auto Repairing during the practice session* and nut a powerhouse cv$ry year nut _ . Orlando. Phone _21730.__ Ur axil llarfleld A Jackson by tho time Saturday roll* around folks Ih® Tam played the brand' country in the world. ill connection with YOUNG fryers for 'sale. G.1L Yales .Auto Paint A llodv Work* Thigpen, 1307 E. 2nd SL, phone ___ Phone 371 ___ _ • " RODj W. A U TO P A IN T IN G ’ ONE re-hullt sewing machine, Ry C.W. ' ‘Pat" Johnson good condition. Sell or trade. 16 year* experience in nutn nnd Phono 701-J.. airrrnftpainting. Sanford's popu­ COMPLETE line mechanical tool* lar pnlnt author'ty, Including acetylene welder. HOLLER MOTOR SALEH 208 W. 1st H t - — ' . - Priced .to soy, -Inquire- nt Johnson's Stitre.'^Mnnrpie-OaTMOTOR T U N E .U P .r tier, - t ^ r KrHgjrham.,. ' Factories recommend it every TRACTOR and traitor mounted o n ' 6000 miles or twice a your. Esrubber, double disc and metal senlial to efficient car porforleveling board. timid cnmlb; n ance. Our expect fneclmnlcn and tion. Reasonable price. J, L. Sun Motor Analyter assure satisParham. Innulre Johnson's 1faction. Loniu* in today. . Store. Monroe Corner. H O L L U i M TOR HALES 20H W. 1st .81. GOOD paying grocery and meat market. Owner has other In­ EXPERT service on machines. terests. Box TA, C IO Herald. Electric irons, oil heaters and Phone 624-W aftsr 7 P. .M. cook stoves, backed by 111 years' experience. Plume 701-J. PARLOR wood heater, cast Iron; I ' TT small oil heater. 401 Pnlmotto L M 'K R T nlumhlng. EmergenAye, | cy repairs, remodeling, new — , sinks, javatories, toilets, laundry SHEET Music, [lopidni irn"d 1 nnal, im r 'w v n r Hwttcnr --a standard, hook music nnd ntti.ic house heating, (ieorge. Coar­ Instruction books at The Music sen, ■ Phone County 110(1 or Box In the Princess Theater wrhr Pox 578. Sanford, Fla. Bldg. ________ BUSINESS SERVICE * LEGAL NOTICE Cold J U S T IN T IM E TOR. THANKSGIVING W ise O ld O w l Ro o k i e j a r ions 1 .5 9 L U lr iH J TA1II.ETH, ’'SA LVE .' I itgu.L NOHE-DROIH — CAU TIO N USE O NLY . AS DIRECTED A big fallow, lif holda lot* of rooklss. Brightly colored— • wonderful gift idea. \ ^ ^ rw vV ^ ; W h U ii Iln|( T e a k e t t l e Two-quart alio. Sparkling glan. A cheery whlatla tall* . , when the water holla. ■ ( i l i r m Ih in lt li* H n l| c r Ynn can aaa w h a t'a ■ cookin ’. Guaranteed against heat braakago. l'/i-quart. * • '! Favorite Gift Idea r»iuht>> t C o a s io i* lc ? i8 parklb’g g i o you can ■•a fo t i coo!Moff. Jteera in vory iilcs*. Ono ycar F I C T I O N . , e lfle E s . # Hera are tbs favorite stories of childhood— good adven­ ture talas crammed with wholesome excitement. 6.95 wr VKTOtV tOfft) I P LA C E ORDERS N O W D ltib M a t S o t 59c Two flxB-ln. and one 7x10tn. mats. Sturdy flbarboard with fruit or floral design. mis, wy reasoned,is no time to offer folks a 12,000 parts to see if it could be bettered in any oar that slopN with urtful face-lifting. way, big or little. It has been nearly four years since our lust new The result is that through every stunning inch of this bright new honey rims solid, dependable It’s in swift clean lines, in seats that urc three* advantage* it with the latest in war-developed machines and processes. persons wide. In stout, time-defying frames and underpinning. Above all — in the lift nnd life * - Makes delicious coflsa svsry time I B u y to ks«P sparkllng cl»»o- One-ysar guar, anus. 99c PAnCHEESI It*a loU o f fna to PUT P a r o h e t ill Th e fo ld in g hoard baa a four-oolor Uthographad eurface. ^ * For 2 to 8 Year Oldi Soft and Cuddly of a Fireball straight-eight that’s even livelier W e scoured tho country for the stoutest metals anyone can buy today. • Coffeem aker 2.75 Buick character, honest mul-uttcomproinised. So wo o v e rh a u le d o u r w h o le fa c to ry to AUTO H O R N Twin trumpets with a loud clear blait. Roman gold miUlnstre S H ex Buick was hnilt—it wouldn’t be shooting square now to ^:ve you less thun our honor-hright hest. P o w e r fo n . Rocker thun in 1042. * The cars your Buick dealer will have urc big.' W e set ourselves precisions that in some cases '•ThcyYc beautiful.'They’re If nicks. exceed those of aircraft engine production. In fact — the best And we eagle-eyed every one of this Buick’s Buicks yeti 3 3 .9 8 Adorable P e r c a le P u p 98c n*'a a big follow — about twelve inches long. Wears e big ribbon bow. • Pretty clear maple flalaa. Wall mads to take hard use. Delight tho little folks at Christmas. LOST & FOUND L 0 8T: Ladies' Elgin wrist watch, near Post O ffice- Re­ MODERN aix room and bath furward. Mrs. Roy Holler, phone nlehed house, large plot on main 222-w. . Highway, throe mllea north of rdl 11,000 eaah, balance terms. Don SI, Sanford. FOR RENT Educational, Fun Teel W h o , o th .r «a r h a . .o r o w ie —/ '• " • B *!£ L C l^ hill .talv*-im-kttd uraif*LT i T i T f t i ' t Ik t l f t t i fr a * TW O atores, BOS and 807 W. Oth rrlsra /r*« t v t t f d rtf *1 full. WANTED TO RENT U NFURNISHED three bedroom house. Mrs. C. H. Adams, phone • 1000 or after 6 P. M., phone 606-J. PER M ANEN T civilian 'coupla with children, want 2 bedroom house, furnished. Phone 000 or County 8402. _____________ TH REE BEDROOM FU R N IS H ­ ED OR U N F U R N I S H E D HOUSE. I YEAR LEASE. J.D. YA T E S , VALDEE HOTEL. MIOMI I t t l t — •/ rftil Im J trt eWi* **(»*•* ir vfheit skiddie ttsr — ------- 1 OUIAVIHOI—/r.w a»**rf«/ f . f t,™ rin r f lia lt r h r t ± MASHINO ACTION—*/ Ufkl§ in ,w ith gnAPINIIk—Irtm U H -ltillh m u d , ih a . d U k . « . r W ™ C O N V -----»■ IN IIN W C I— m •/l litdn-ifV* rrsyr f ‘ f n . f t t H m OUDINOtIB i —Irtm CoKlhtr: f l i t qff-csif Ifr ie g */ m If a rsai/irl j i * •• * ■ IW ittl e & * - B l a c k B o a r d ’ 4, J k »U t /*»'■ COMFORT—if l*/> 1.9ft M O I I C t lO N — •/ kvllrtuti ra,4i.si vdtk luM w rfttf* fra of — 1 ^ 7 I7 T 7 k u iT i7 iJ t7 i. •H W W I | poOTTNO—«/ BssaJrfg v h tflii *<f# m il/ » 0f, as t t t b v e t r sa ranvi, m J h i l t r ter « a Irsf. C O N IO O L-Ihrtvfk t r u ilttrim f aeWrlrlim- kuiU f i r o*R» ktm frr jar*. '.neks big enough for little folks to ride. Choice e f several bssntlful steles. kv H ik tr ttilk tm t-H jtt i Z Z i T , , , He D f l i r te­ al**-, '**’? Sow AvmUmbio imuritri ik r tf T h « F g M flu F tr M to i a s i n e tt4 t * r I r t S * '* 1 D eLaxe •djoitwreu. It tlt C lu u a p l The only « r o built « U h house or apartment, d. Mrs. Baker, phone ■ - Sanford If ’ ' r -T : ■■ t - T -T . r.‘ > !■■■■ U 'i T �t 4. THF. W EATHER In Unity There Ir, Strength— ^ ^ T o Protect th* Peace of the World) T o Pn aioto the P r o ir e u o f America) To Prodace P w p n l t ) for Sanford. Shu liu ra lh 1 VOLUME XXXVII Established 1908 Fair and colder IhU aflernim. Continued cold with scattered frost tonight. Minimum tonight near 33 decrees. Not quite so cold Saturday, AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK SANFORD. FLORIDA, » „ FRIDAY. NOVRMHER 23. 1846 Associated .Press Leased Wire NUMBER 51 5T OPA Denies * Increase In Steel Prices '» '•Ate HuIlDenies Roosevelt GaveJapsUltimatum As Richardson Brought FDR’s Name Into Inquiry ’•PlL General Motors Fac­ tories Picketed By Strikers As Hope f t Of Peace Vanishes Warnf* -iinet Japs V if ,l!n Jap Food Rioters General Keitel :" ack U.S. | * U»M ,xt)NIHSV^\ 11 At All; Break Into U. S. Denies Attendir , ■!?%r Delay .irt nitp» Army .Warehouse Cabinet Meeting -N o v . 23, >1 ,S|I|.> . j WASHINGTON, Nov. 23, (A P )— T h e OPA has made . an announcBment that will have an important ‘ bearing on the labor aituation in the steel Industry. Administrator Chester Bowles says that his agency sees no reason'1for general Increase In steel prices at this tipio. But OPA itltiqV •K Jlip ' P o l i c e Arresi Courtt. Overrules Con-1', 180 Rioters, 04.01' lention Of Inadmis-l!.^ ■ ■ Y l l U Vt Whom Are Women sahility Of Evidence !•count ot ... u , , t l o i » ! |c nt*gu- tiittions prior in tlie" I’uciik* niilitiiry (HhohDu1. Hull, who was Socivtf.ry of. State during those crucial : , NA riiltN Iin iiG , German). • No*. 23. (A IM —The Ameri­ can prosecution in the Mar ( ’rimes trial at Nuernberg loda) rhurgrd that Adult Hitler gave order, to kill without, mercy all men. wo­ men und .children ut the I’o. IKtr^rgce or lanrmtqe. I he ' , ite s m im tv , I *m :J,hfc sjratiiiK m y ' uc* TOKYO, Nov. -.7. {,!•> .,„) u< Itese fomi rioter* brake into a United Stoics Army vvarehoiiip nt Kemlui today and seised foo I nnd other goods. It uun the will review the whole matter days, dr,dated that lie and the first reported riot on the main carefully after the ateel companle* HERB'S THK DRAM ATIC 11K •11 SPOT in the I’tatl Harbor probe (2 ). Luca* (It), George (4),\, Hartley and Iti’iiri'sentutiviIntv President Roosevelt never .lupuniwe home Island of Honshu aubmlt their neat financier re­ In Washington uh Admh'al J.O. Richard.'.on ( l i lol.l tin* investigutiong Ctmpei (HI. Immediately utter itichairl-iii xlillc.l th events lending handed Japan an ultimntijin. InSendai 2W) N'niiai J« .» approximately turns early next year. CIO ateel- c im m itte * that the lute Pm|jlhlL>ltuprrvdl hail.. im lLiiaj-n Jic-P acilic !rip -4..-his-bebfc rellercrt wfrtww eomn.i- ii j i I ‘sett I ■Jloilm r -mid lur stewiH br-teslifted;—he and Rnoscm I laur n urt vi > . Ineresae o f |2.00 a day. President Fleet kept Vtt'llnw.nit ns u deterrent tb' the .1pp imUtyAE?f*ll3its ijwpl ‘ 'W n u iT K IlsH W w i' gunvliin wjis qdjolit ned s i rdU-il dnpunesp pulTcu -arrested 11ntoi lullt.ulol SoiMiil|dloi,,l workers are demanding a wage It wnr, the first tinu* llnit tlie ninn,. hnni’cvcli-vvic, ln n.h u -llrPu of the 200 Jap men and* wnniro Benjamin Fairleas of Unjted into the inquiry. Listening to the texliimmy uic Kennlm-; Hrowste to prepale oar own defenses and who broke into the storehno-r. land. Hitler told his generals Steel has replied that the- wag* time fot the British to steel them­ that hr had issued Ihr ex­ The Hires in I Include ill women. demand would not be considered selves against a possible Jup at­ There was no indication that ally termination orders. Tlie prountil OPA allowed substantial in, tack in the Far East. American troop- were' gunldin. •ecutinn said turther that ■greases In the price o f steel pro­ Hull asserted that he had re­ Hitler luld his generals that or near Hie warehouse at the d u cts. peatedly warned the t’ nhinet be­ time o f the iurlile.it. German troops wearing Po­ fore Dec. 7, It'll that Japan could lish uniforms would he Use I There have been similar mil W ASHINGTON. D.C., Nov. 23 he expected In attack as he put in an attempt In conceal Hie breaks in lereni weeks on the (A*)— The IJibor-Management'Con­ it anywhere; anytime. The dip­ aggressiuns. northernmost .liipunc-c home i<ference remains In recesa today, lomatic talks had hogged down, land of llokkuido. but none in­ and will not reconvene until Mon­ LONDON. Nov. 2.1, (Ah- A din cile in Hint critivit/i* now. NUERNBERG. Germany, Nov. he said, and only if the United volving American -lores have day. But management delegates I ] agreement developed in rohitrmn* Burlier in the day. Bavin pro­ Ireni announced. 23, |/1’| The former cniei of the Stales bad fielded on fundamental have told newsmen, they have all ' today between mu time Prime posed thut the great jm ers of O ___ Field principles would the Pearl Hailmr t sx il Meanwhile, uttolhei' of the Germuit High Gottiniund but given up hope o off reft reaching any , Minister Winston Churchill .and the world make u frut’’ declaim ;d llR [U r IN W i l l y I1< )0 (l ' .lu|iauesaxwarlord- whose dreams tlui'hill .Wilhelm Keitel, sought assault have been prevented. But m . r v ____ ___ * , Foreign solution o f the problem o f Juris­ ureign Secretary Ernest Hcvin. Bevin. tlon of what territory .,r military I ( * f t O n l ? * i f i r m I iwt 1 f ami ne to Nippon has tislay to break into the pros ecu- Hull explained that he and I’ ichidictional disputes. Members of They eWhcil over the Labor gov- buses each wanted anywhere in l i t I I W I1 I v d l l O n I j l n t * , surrendered him-elf in cnoioli- 11,,npreaeniu tiu n of war n lines dent House veil wanted to avoid ! ___— the ..committee assigned to the eminent suggestion Hint the th* world. He v itl p led ged th a t rviiiiUJve__with_._u._ 1li 1IIUIKT Mini. Ill llC denial IIIUI Hurt 11**11 1 lie . n_fchuwdowii 1« I-MUn u. wnJi. xxuu. Jupau-Uiiu u |i.*n miimi l-Uitr ‘^jurisdictional dispute .p r o u t e m Greek plebiscite im the fats oT Britain would commit no uclions ever attended u meeting of Adolf t United Stale, was prepnied. ■%f*nt home a week ago without the monarchy in Greece he post­ that would he unfriendly So tyty lie is (ienei.il Kmduki koiso Hitler's inner cabinet. He .den tevealed that most oi Locol residents ‘ arose shivering poned for more than two yrars. nation -great or small. Trade is advised In hank' having made ahy progress, and Who Sluice , ,| I cull I It,. Imi The motion hy Keitel’s defense j the information Washington hud I early this 'morning us the tem­ all ruiion currency in their H H they, too, 111 rfe-osalthough The government proposal was ’ The British Foreign Secretary I'reinler Ifi>l«-ki 'I'ojo .uni headed cuuusel to si I ike out the evidence ! been able to gather indicated that hsnk arcminl»< nnd not to semble' on Monday, there’s little perature dippcit to 40 degrees, made hy Bevin in the course of declined, however, thut he could tho Jupnnv* ■ i. .veinment from tu thut effect was turned down ; if |),r Jnp- did attack they the lowest recording yet made 'desiro) llook Four wiilch cotioptimism mnong ..the . conference u debate on foreign affairs. not see thut any useful purpose July, I'd 11 lo in i April. Koiso hy the Allied War Crimes Tri would eoineutrate on the Dutch tsiiis sugar mu pons, a.'cordsince summer by B. F. Whllner, Churchill rose to his feet and op­ would he served by culling a surrendered ui Sag.,mo prison in hunul. The presiding Justlie in- East Indies and the .Malay Peri-' weathermun. No frost was te- posed the suggestion on the special session of the United Na­ imt In A. B. I’etrrson, of the where. ** funned Keitel’s counsel that the insula. Tokyo ludny. ported. lint inn Board. Drier Con­ ground that the question o f n tions nl this time to consider the I He was the third of It Japa- evidence was udmissahle and In Detroit, 'meanwhile, and at In another disclosure, Hull told trol still remains on these Both celery and fruit growers monarchy or republic is a ques­ Washington declaration on atomic , lies,, political and military le id- could lie challenged only latei General Motors planta in other welcomed the cold snap ns It howPresident Roosevelt a n d . items. tion of great interest in Greece energy. But he said Britain .would, Keitel sought to deny that tie Prime Minister Churchill agreed citife and towns across the cofn. ers oiderrd arrested earlier this cities better quality o f product*. at the present time. In reply, the not tie ufruhl to bring any mat­ teket lines have been rein- meant week Co surreodei A fourth ever participated , In any u( the tn take so-called .parallel urtlon Warm weather o f the past.week, inner cabinet sessiona nt which ill notifying Japan that if she today after a thin holiday which on Wednesday reached a Foreign Secretary snlil he would ter up for discussion ill (ill open AnnoS!,sN ,;n .d 'i N|ecafvei/^ ' the1 W « L e B*!C J * ,s . . " ' V ' world war two was plotted. . a turn-out yesterday. Snow and cold maximum of H5, degrees, had the defy anyone to conduct n plebis- assembly of the United Nations, mrss that they have W n await - 1 F.lv" ,lln" « ! f «»»• .All fsee pus,I continued hri Mggtession the American prosecutors introduced United Stale a.id lll'itsi-- 'Void l ,___ hie wur crimes chuiges. v weather fn the Detroit area is effect of causing celciy to make1 J^^Jhopefullv. fpi a l onK W i t h German documents to \ho effis'l KoUo's KUriTiutri', ,2UI height Le fsitcil « ’ n.o.v' WeteifilxTty ___ lathcr, dhi ian rJx* ef'xu d k . .^Wk'i'ltuin Jopafle-e uod oon-lupane-v |iri- lliul Keitel Wus u member t>t That was the accord teurnnil when according to growers. TMa is u Hitler's cabinet without port­ . worth in front o f General Motors condition that the cool weather ; V t t e ’r .ti , 1 "1 ^ ,1 ’ h o , ers now are bei.'tg held ut ;tnnlng w ill end tomorrow. A n d. s . (, , )insoiis ns folio and hud uttended , such the two leaders held their Atgate*. lontlc conference. Is expected to correct. In addi­ ut .... **'“ M»n... 11.11.-. ,11 luml fu l. —111 ;, ,.! |h, A lliel in. | .iri.'i drive meetings. This is tha day that they com­ tion, the cool xveather should re­ Barely a month before Pearl American prosecutors began ur pany promlsad to deliver Its reply duce Insect pests that thrive un­ .......... winding up today their present*- Harbor, said Hull, the Lip envoys to the union’s demand fo r arbitra­ der the warmer conditions. ih nturnr. And .'.till another .luputmi.e was limi ol evidence dcnlltlg with the had suggested that u tein|iorar>' tion o f the wage demand, and the Citrus growers welcomed tha So starling tnpmnow, yon don'f| t( h,till il ilr «l till lfMM^ Til n| pull lira I phases of Hitler's rise agreement inighi lie icached. Aicoroporation'a answer is awaited cold snap ns It meant natural Five turkeys were won ut the NORFOLK, Vn. Nov, 23, (A’ l have to tin ii in red pniiils fori ----------------------- to power. Attorney Thomas Dodd, tianigh Hull desei ibetl the situation eagerly. However,.many obearvers coloring fur fruit, which wuulil Turkey Shoot held hy Company A ! l-yrni-old inochonic is going id t.a itfuul, ( hmiu, was assigned *‘ f that tune *■ „ •n'U'al and choice cuts of lierf or fo t] ( ’ 0 u r ( T o D c t ’ i d c O i l feel pretty aure that the arbf- not have to ho pul through tho " C " of tile Florida State (iu.nd. hark Into the Army. Hr is Thro those . „ ........ pork.'And ........... tin points will he rcto describe to the Irihlinal liow virtually, ho|ie|eis, he -aid atff'liitfliitiM I'liare T h » ) ^ (ration demand will be rejected. and the Seminole Gun Club on dnro It. I.inehuck, who h|is jit t qu red for butter, mnrgniine, lap I -Nuxi lea.Uos oooeh liig .tiennanej .l*’iii|lLi to d iu f l-auih a a ugreuu k Foe one thing, It calls upon the ib-,1, range east of the IT,.lei i q i l t n O G r i, week mechanic’s mb7amishoironfog. * induslrialiHls into the party. "**’n were m ade.e1tifi.il never company to open Itl books for Muyfaii Wednesday ufternnn at lo re-enlist. Thus comes te alt end the . ' „ ' ,, More than a coie of secret "a s prvxvnlnl to the .lapunese. Inspection, something that Gen­ from 2 :0’> to fi;00 p. M. I inehurk served 12 years in meals ami* fats rationing program „,*,!• i * A ’ 1 1,1 ! i ‘” ' Reich teporls a re ' in tlie hand.-, Before it could I. completed eral Motors thus far has reThe lucky winners were Wil-nn, the Army hfter the first .. .....I that wits started Mat 2X. 1013. 1 ''ilippine* supreme c»uit has of the American prosecutor to i tlie Jo|is hud offeied a new fused to do. And for another; Bonifncu, W ikhIi , Huberts and War. lie was too young to fight These unnmirements were made *J'’**1' \V.' '/ ‘. f , 0" f*11 “ 1 uV*” ’*, implicate tlciuiuny’n wealthiest proposal uiuen Hull ai.l was thing, it would bind the company ; Kmmpf. in World War I and his ilitilt today lay Fecictury of Agricul- !i" ‘ 'he .1nl>ur!«■'*•_ l.ii'iat. t.e leriil inilusll iulints ill tho idol to ie |too extreme. As a tnilow up, Hull not to pse wage increases as a There will ho a Christ nt in. Tur­ hoard turned him ilown for W orld, tural Anderson at a new., confer- ! ' arxmwlntax is a-lng l l „ i,t1,1 ,1 •<„ I’ M ' l o o t 1emiihnsixed to the .lap. that the level for seeking higher auto-1 W ASHINGTON, Nov. 23, im ­ iktn key Fhndt at the same lunge on Wur II an being too old.* ' arton. He said that 1 '‘ f 1*1 >' at Manila. Defense |encc In Washington. 1United States would -tick tn its mobile prices, another point that J ,le N »vy has unnuuncad Hist Saturday, llec. 22. from 2:tiu lo eiiltnotni't counsel hud asked for a writ But now- that the Army is tab termination of meal principles of pi i,reinb cooperation la likely to make tha-'corporatlon I ^ fonclsco will be desljinlod 0:0)1 P. M. with shotguns only. of hahi'tiR cAi nils on grounds ing upy physically fit man w lm 'nlaci apple, <„ enuned fish. The that (In- United Kittles .*1Hilary a naval base. The effective ltd nnti-ttggression. Anti that balk. Tlie Gun club i* holding pixtol hns Imd five years previous Arm .tents freed from ialInning to- Commission which is trying Ya(late is Nov. 30. But 'Nuvy statement, he added, wits whul A tpeclal a tsliu n t to U ^ r I official, s a id t b .c h a .ie e i . n m Prucliee ,naU;hM lhl’ fil>1 »"d servicc for u-enlistment. Line morrow uleu inelude mnrgurinc, the .(nu PiOllitlWtlldiM: lilhclt’d UK imi-hilii for war crimes, i) with­ Secretary Bchwellenbach, John W. t j intermeted ns dcxlgn’ tlmr *®V Wedriaaday. afternoon;, of bark’s going hack in. ilis ren lard rind shortening. mi ultimatum,, out jurisdiction. Gibton, „ -a son — well, he’s got ten o f Iheni.i ---— United Slates Army officials The voluitlitlee has reeived members to shoot In the regular n wife and nine children. With ington __ttoday aftar conference* , 4 n . * .,„i *. *s_ Detroit • oast. evidence thast the lute President have taken the opposite position NBA West Pistol fn with union offlct .* iu Coast ~t’C r\ Length' |i*lln»nnce* for hia dependents and *NJft. U u n i e l U e n e t t What it mean* is that existing thut the Philippines courts have once contemplated u temporary yesterday. Glbeon u expresaed ei naval establishments in the aron agteeiiivut with Jitliuii to stall the: belief .. that the etrlke will will he re-designated and nr of the month. ^ h L " inutrlicsl io f^ A rm y ^ n lra ^ fter^ W o H d ^ W a i i 'H W I R e t u r n e d H o m e no jurisdiction over Army prored lire. not la it beyond mid-January. A nideliug of tin- Advisory olf u conflict, tlfteu'd in testi­ ganiicd into an administrative In a continuation o f the trial Hoard of the Sanford State Mar­ mony before the congressional Sgt. Daniel D eneffU SM C .com Id Chicago, a continued dead unit. ThI* i* in conformity with president o f tht/ciun Cluh' and L 'r / ’ m n H i1 Wl11 ^ *l " “ M,t ; --------------------------; imitilcutiuiiM ojonilor, of » luml of Yumushitu. the chief of staff ket - will Is' held Motnlity eve group lodnv vvu- a copy of *v ock in tha etrike o f liflnoi* and plans to streamline the Navy’s piHtuI initruftor of Ihi? ponci,l n it held on the policu IiohmI fiuHici plnne Nipiailrcni, who to the Japanese Manila defense ring at the market- office with pencilled Hide in Mr. Roosevelt’s Northern Indiana Long Distance shore establishments, u note ontliiilng u i IQ IIS A l * C O iK C llS 8 i‘ ( I ! h» three iiiujor oh- group has testified that Yuma- W.- A. Leffler, i lminiiaii. pre liuiidwriting Telephone Operator* naa led to A line officer of flag rank riuiuf hnc’k o f the ^oo. possible t e in p o i a ry agreement irnireinenlM on (iiiudnluinul an«l shltu hud no power to proclaim siding. .union hint of a nation-wide tVill be _ named cpmmnndunt of with Japan in IH41. Although the one engagement on Peleliu has Manila an open city. telephone a trike. And In Maine, j thd Kan Francisco base and his leturned safely to Ills home on M. I.. Culliim, sales nuinagei note was not dated, a memoran­ m conciliation effort* arei continuing command will be sepurntc from of Chase und Cunipuny now has dum attached to it s|tectlluUxl In an attempt to ertd the fodr- the district command, Many plans for the raising id 711 Mellonville lo spend u fur­ for an assistant. Joint Courier, that it piobalily was written weeks-long strike affecting nine I , long e' the standard di nf' education ‘ of the lough with hi} pnrenlH, Mr. nml who served with, the 5th A r­ shortly ufj/‘t' Nov. 2t», 1(141. Hut cotton mills. More than 1,000 Christmas school pupil* of Florida were Mrs. John E. Deneff. le entered the UKMC August, mored Division in Frunrc, Bel­ apparently it was. never submit­ £eal letter* from the Seminole explained and discussed ut lluI, nl Savannah, Gu. and was LOS ANGELES, Nov. 23, (A'l— gium, Luxemburg, • liolluhd and ted to JnpauCounty Tuberculosis nnd Health conference o f county sutierihten Four points were nullified in I Association were prepared for dents Just concluded under Knpl. trained at Paris aland, S. C., Two aircraft manufuciurers in Germany, ROME STItIKB uantiro, Vn. und Jacksonville. I’ullforniu have announced drthe notation. It proposed thut the mailing Wednesdey by meitiheis C o l i n English’s direction at United Hlate.. resume ___ ___ ______ ,..... ............ All bond buyers of the Victory ___ economic ________ tuils of new wrapons which they o f tKe -Civia Department o f t l i o G ain -villa "it urns rannrteil tin. • ROME, Nor. MP)— Thou ORLANDO, Nov. 23, (JP)~ Two- Sanfonl Woman’si Club. In order morning by Rupt. T. w ! Uwtmi. i '. t ^ r r i " ^ have Been inanuroctUrTHIFTbrTlie L o a n h iiH n iV i- nut * Uff* yet " IP- Ttrintinn* wih-Japan. -Hut there— sand* of worker* staged t reived their tirkets for the Bond Mere two conditions attached. ear-old Bonnie Stewart nf Or- to avoid congestion at the Post who returned Weilnesduy from HH2 as noil riimmlsHioned officer United Stales Army. general etrike in Rome today in yearin rhnrge of communications for Northrop Aircruiift suys it bus Premiere nnd Fashion Show to Mupan was to stop sending troops Undo awaits a critical heart op- Office, the mailing* will be the meeting. fighter He been producing jet-propelled lie given IVeilnesdu’y evening ut to liulo ( ’ lima, the- Munchurian firing.1 H#1"chamber siaggrrwi, but uui at al J*a»t least 1,600 l.oixi are Among problems brought up a " -YZ'i” I n tplane squadron. f living. tThe chamber o f^ U b o r , * r* t>on *t John* Hopkins Hospital | staggered, No. 121 bun bomb for American furces K: 16 o’clock at the Ititz Throtei’, honlci or any other place to the ------ *-J1 *“ J their 1 -way w jn‘ ~ I also for explanation were new to "find into m a*Id that all union members 1--the operation may save tho expected on New since the summer nf IU44. The are advised by Ed Tume tn call south . . . inclining Siam und homes today and tomorrow, a e -; law* relating to retirement of . J . V t *' U J * , stepped work at 10 A. M „ Rome child’* life. Bonnie's father died on lwo coixlinjx to Mr*. Elixab«tli Hhr- teacher*: v(a-»tion«| education: ’ 0u" “ cnn" ’ and New weapon is said to curry 37* ut either hunk, the Post Office m Dutch and British possession*. time. There i n about 170,000 hundred pounds of explosives und tho theater in order tu get tic­ her, eecretary secretary o of*f the *twte stale sell scholarships; a new pro-. Zealand. According to the note, Japan union member*. In addition, said Jima — and her mother whs stair key Cliche Keptemlier, W43 found him could he launched on a landing ket*, which will be given free ulxo was to agree tint to invoke 1grain o f supervision o f the vet tha'chamber of labor, a majority bed fatally about a year ago in Association. hoDitd for the United Ktatee for euclt linnil purchase. cruft from 60 feel of .track. It i* planned to use the funds eran’a training program under the Tri-Partite Pad even if the o f one quarter o f a million un­ a still — unsolved slaying. where he remained until July, North American Aviation has Professor o f surgery at Hop­ derivedifrom the sate for build­ the G. I. Bill o f Bights, and United States citified 'the Euro­ organised worker* joined In the Arnold Timid S I /«*, URNlL pean war. Mr. Roosevelt nlso had kins — Dr. Alfred Blalock — .has ing o f the much needed tuber­ plana for post war construction 11)44 nnd thru returned to duly announced details of u P-32 , on PelcliiL He temainod thjrc who served in the i'arific urea twin • fuselage military fighter aald the girl la *uff*rini; from a culosis isolation unit now itcing of school buildings. u n til Oct.. 12 again net tall for plane with u range of 2600 miles. for more than seven tmmilu- jolted duwn a suggestion that valvular heart condition which planned; In addition, two nutv the United Ktntes aboard the El­ The craft replaces the P-61 during which time he was at the United States might introduce prevent* lufficient blood from case* requiring furnishing of the Jup* to the Chinese for. nego­ dorado. Tokvo Bay with the Third Fleet, tiations but the United States wa* Mustang. going to h*r lung*, for oxygena­ milk were reported, and need of Sgt. Deneff wears the Ameri­ PATCH FU N ERA L is home . on leave visiting hi* to take no part in those convert*tion. Dr. - Blalock aaya the op­ large a-r*y picture* for which can Defense Ribbon, American narents, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. lions. eration will be performed within many cannot afford to pay will SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Nov. Theater Ribbon, Pacific Theater F.IHF.NHOWKK IL L Timid. the next sever*! week's. require further expenditures. 23, (A ^ — The private plane of Ribbon, Good Conduct Ribbon and These x-ray* are the follow up The Rev. J. E. McKlniev o f the Lieut. General Alexander Patch. also ha* the Presidential Unit WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 23, Boxing matches sponsored by o f the mas* x-ray* taken here Jr., la to leave San Antonio to­ Citaliot« and a I.alter of Com­ First Methodist Church delivered in September by the State mobile day with the body o f the Fourth mendation. He plans lo return (A’t—General Elsenhower, as well the Sanford Lion’s Club will lake F op at the as his wife, le in the hospital. place at H;0u o’clock this eve unit. , y morning Army commander, bound for to duty on the West Coast where He entered Ashford General Hos­ ning ot the Municipal Koftbxll at kiSO o’clock at the First Weet Point. N. Y. A t West he wiil aid in forming a new pital at White Huiphur Springs, Parirk. The program is being di' Baptist Church direction Point, final rites for Genernl squadron. W. Va. to prevent development reeled bv Joe Moss and his romPARIS, Nov. 23, (A*) — A protha Sanford Aerial AsPatch have been tentatively art of com plication* a* the result milter of IJonr. w A S H IN G TbN . Nov. 23, (Ah— groin for immediate nationalisa­ ill* V-2 SAN TA for Sunday afternoon at the of a heavy cold. The acting President Truman asked Congress tion of France’s credit, electricity Invocation was by Major Allan today to authorise ait earlv gencemetery o f the United States army chief o f * U ff warn suffer­ nnd insurunce industries was PORTLAND. Ore., N o v . 21. ing from tevere hoarseness and Wbarion «t : Ute Salvation oral ttection in tha Philippine ’ M IAM I, Nov. 43, (A1)- E ig h t Military Academy. presented to the constituent as­ KILLED BY RBUELH (A1 ) — Everything e e e,m a to be his face wo* flushed aa. he testi­ Jewish Islands, Mr. Truman asked that repatriated American prisoner* sembly today by President Char­ changing theme day* — even the fied yesterday for U NRKA. Hi* TEHERAN, Iran, Nov. 23. IA»»— les De Gaulle. .Bqth1 the election be held not Inter of war and their families have A R M Y PUN traditional way Santa Cluu* de­ plans to return lo Europe have Be Gaulle called for modern!* Testament Ikon next April 30 and that the arrived ht Miami Beach for a liver* hie present*, been put o ff for the time being. An Iranian general declared to­ ration, as he put it, o f mining, newly - elected Philippine presi­ two weak*’ recuperative vaca­ day that 20 official* and landTOKYO. Nov. 28, WF>— Allied Th* Retell Trade Bureau in lie dent, vice president and Congress tion jn civilian hotel* — with occupation forces tn Japan and Portland has announced details owners hav* been seized by industry und agricul lure, lake office not later than next Uncle Sam paying the bill. rebel* and shot in the northwest said tnat France must be re­ Korea are receiving new* and en­ o f a fairy tale parade te be MRS. P Y L E DIES M a- £1. province o f Azerbaijan. The gen­ valued ao that French money The eight are the first of tertainment over e radio net' staged in the city. The Bureau eral made the announcement In can be, in hi* word*, "established ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. No Identical latter* containing tha 1.000 A fm y fU f Corps personnel work, o f IS armed force* sta­ says Saint Nick ha* given uo a broadcast from th* province on an indisputable bate, ry outlet la a 60.0U0 hie sleigh and reindeer, end will (A’j— Mr*. Ernie Pyle died to to who were captured In the Pacific tions. The key where separatist* have stage itagctl a tha interim president liberated, wett station In Tokyo., The ori- arrive at the airport. Not only Mrs. Pyle was the widow of form* in public serift rk wa* eatabllshcd that — Sant* is even coming in famed war correspondent who lost revolt. The . general aald said that ha I a i nIn progress at ministration, reforms in t one o f those newflaneed' rocket his life on the tiny island o f Ie fighting »lill l 1* In tthe ad- a railway town, Ml»neh, about cial tetup, nml q cpnit Bhima o ff Okinawa in k * -P I ...., . ship* — the kind which eome Bhlma people think have not been in lie, .She wa* ofterf referred to as 260 mile* northwest o f Teheran, •’ that g irl" to Pyle’s column, the capital. Cold Snap Viewed Foreign. Secretary Bevin And Meat Rationing Beneficial Turn Churchill Clash In Commons Including Butter For Agriculture Ends Tomorrow Temperature Dr o p s To 40 Degrees At Early Morning Hour A ndornon— Reveals an .\,mni i>aiinmm..™ !S& Winners Revealed Forfy-FdUr Y e a r In Turkey Shoot Old Mechanic Is At Gun Club Range ReturningToArmy * gNe^*egfttfd8ra8 VaimtHhit ’ T r4^i I San Francisco I s Named Navy Base ♦ t CITY BRIEFS Xmas Seal Letters For Improving Schools Placed In Mai l s New Weapons Ma d e For Army Air Corps, J Orlando 2 Year Old Has Heart Operation ... McKinley Preaches 4 jA t Union Service •W*r ‘ DeGaulle Calls French Socialization Truman Asks For Philippine Election Prisoners Of War Arrive In Miami . -j **•* ;• ... - �• J; L[> -.t'lif*; t )i>. Ul'1 F R ID A Y ,' N O V E M B E R ' 2 9 / H 4 8 T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D F L O R ID A K A LE TW O itm m 1The Sanford Herald Hollow Facades ' KteOklUke* la l«M r ««IU »fO w i| («iw tl Nelerrfa *t11„,• I IotI ■ i4 N4* i MW> I s r „ r * * r v , f * l , Tfc, ll,r * M ■ i l k M l 11,14 • ( * 4 m l W » * . • r e Maintained In th* InCl - lea ne IS* « * m » r w ilt *rn •a4n t r l.r i in I l k * * , * ,4 T h e Intc Mnrnlinl A u g u s t von M ackenaen ou tlived hid /amc by many yonra. For a tim e in th e f i r » t w orld w a r his name way in e v e r y on c’a m outh an he d irected G er­ many's Victorious cnmimigns against vierbia in 11>15 and Itum anin in 1910. T h en he tlroptKtl o ff th e front puge, nnd was even tu a lly fo rg o tte n . One anise tfyfcr-otjilvion was the ~fHscovcry~-thnt ~in his case, as orferf In the German army, tRcT real brains were not on top but iMissessed by the second in command. Mackeiuen's chief of staff, Hans von Sceckt, was responsible for his hujh.t Jo F s sensational victories. In the same way the Intc Field Marshal von Hlndcnburg got the credit for the German victories over Russia in. the last war, whereas the really responsible man was Hinderburg’s chief of staff, Erich von Ltidendorff. The men .on top were really hollow facades. Perhaps because the weight of responsibility was borne by others, ia>th Hindenburg and Mnckcnscn Hved long. Hittdenburg died at 87, and Mnckensen n"t‘ !)fi. It Is safe to say that the trials of the war criminals.will cut the lives of many present-day German general* at a figure far short of these. Cure For Wrong Values FR ID A Y,"N O V E M B E R 23. 1MB REUNION (Front The Christian Retrnec Monitor) Open (ha home and throw th window* wide Waken the dreaming walls wit summer air; JAflte the "sunshine nnd th breeze inside, Let’ feet make mu*lc on the lone ly st*lr. Bee If the robin’s nest 1* In th* vine, Ingratiate the neighbor's lop eared punHang sheets and blankets nut uu __ on the tine. , ,_______ _______ ^ Pirsusde the spider that her tease I* up. , Ret the hands right against th. tall clock’a face. W|nd up it* weight* and strik. . It* ancient bell, Troop forth from ew rv cornn where they dwelt; ; Heart* that' have Journeyed fs. and met rough weather Ara home again, uancuth one rool together. , ! SILCNce budk nsu.oWH. Ctlru* Price*, Soar Without 0PA Celllnge—headltno. After bpfug under tnoso ceiling* nil these ilfirii you can’ t .blame them for bftjng aore. ,‘ Secratnry of tho Treasure Vlnlop sald a mouthful at the Legion convention whan he warnad against hazards 'to thl* nation o f Msy living and too much luxury. Hitler and MusroIIii! used to say that the democracies were soft, would not, In fact, could not, rtghti fortunately they w a r a wrong. But they earn* no close lo bring right It should ever serve as a lesson to ut never to allow ourMlvta to lieeomo too weak a. - Mayor Hlggln* has gone to Washington to sec what can bo d«na toward making the t>«*t Mesftda use of tha Naval Air Bigtlon. Ahd non* too soon either, for the last of the training units will leava hare In a faw days Shd the Station will he left in * 'maintenance atalua". It I* only g matter * f - « few-mouths In ail probability when the Navy will have no further use for It at all, t«tl unless tha City, County or ■Mia, or soma bualnass corporaHah taka* It,over. It will soon ravtrt to tha natural state o f irUawiiea* in which it ezlstesl prior * ltUU but with the added dinfdvantaga of a sad collection of tlapldatod building*. This is an age.uf wrong values,'according to tjfic Canadian Muj.-Gen. Brock Chlhholm. Who fc also deputy minister of health and welfare, We pay inovie stars 200 times the (Hilary of a university professor. Our football coaches get more money than our high School teachers. And we think ourselves enlightened, though hotels refuse to mOitbcr a Musical Notions One more popular idea that iTiny not be so is the notion hat all musieians are temperamental. Misch'a Elman, the iolinist, seems .|uite normal. In more than H» years on he concert stage-he has had only fiYe accompanists, and tttributes this to his lack of temperament. " “ I do not( understand thin rnging nnd screaming (hat tome artists *do,"'says Elman. " If I am uncertain, my accompanist-is..uncertain.__ It_is iietter .that 1 scream—aL nysulf. Not that I ever do, of course." Perhaps this tradition of musical temperament belongs vith the other outmoded belief that all musicians have long inir. General Keitel Denies Attending . Cabinet Meeting I.' hh. I h i H P ro s l*na, .in ,I arm (lormnny. Meanwhile, the Irihunnl allnounred there would he no seslion of the court tomorrow. The recess wa* granted to nllow tieftnsc counsel for the 20 tierman* now nn trial more tlinn to consider document* already presented. American prosecutor* lifted the veil of mystery ornuiid the powerful German In.lustrinllst* who—helped -Hitler yobulld— thrGerman army. Prosecutor Dodd chnigcd that heads of tho vast Krupp steel empire and tho I. (,. Fur hen Chemical Trust agreed to finance the Natl pnrty, nnd Inter co­ operated In u secret rvurmament program. Dodd decltiled that the chief of thu Krupp works, Gustav Krupp van Duhleu and llullmrh, helped raise ram funds' for Hitler In IU31. The Krupp head, said the prosecutor, declared af­ ter Hitler leeched power lliut German Industry wit* putting It­ self at tha former Fuehrer’s Prosecutor Dodd, nf II irtfonl. Conn., presented document* to the’ court allowing how the heuds of the vast Kvupp steel empire and tha I. (I. Purlieu Chemical Trust conaidreJ with tho Nazis. He said they avreed to finance the Nazi party first .ns an untldota to Communism and later cooperated In the Nazis’ soertt rearmament program. Former Rclchsbnnk President and Get man Financial W lziid HJalmar Bchucht bluzhed wlien ,| % , 1* Mare significant a* a news Item ho heard Dodd read from official documents the part hat lh« appointment of Generel German ioway as Chl«f of S taff i r tiremmt o f General George irenajl. I f It la true that it Eistnhowar was the ( e a t combat general this f over had,—and not anyone rt know contends ha 1*,— rcti truer that General Mar­ ti tha greatest Chief of With wham a P*»ple wa* Uaaed In ilma of war. A s K the Chief ef H u ff la Schncht plnyed in thu Nazis' rile to power. Sehuchl heard himself lieserihed us the limn who -made the roeonstruction of the (iermnn nrmy economically possible. The .l.*ument» dis­ closed ScliMcht had Ix-en named in 1015 ns ptfuiputcnlinry far I German wnr economy. Thu rtiurt iinninmeed toduy there would bo (jo trial session tomarriiw so that defense law­ yers would have an opportunity • to | consider the documentary evii ilanre introduced thus far. Jap Food Rioters Unsung Hero* Of Break Into U.S.J 17 N avy B acks Arm y Warehouse! Is Skippy Minisi Hun tin aMl I'rtmi Vnm+ 'HR*! H> FR AN K KCK A I’ Newsfesturc* Sport* Writer AN N APO LIS. Md. — Novy’.i ■Arthuni.dirir Imitmctra ttarrjapin' fmitlmll-rnsUr D*U- 17 back* buL W*tr gnvernmcnt tfl— flruj mil the- unvung h*eo o f Oil*.array 1* turn over Colonel Tadnshi flu- Anthony S.MSIrtppjr) Mlnisl, n washtmn formerly attached to lUycnr-olti DW-pound left bender ordered arrested nnd delivered to Susanin prison. General Mae- the Japanese* sixth nrmy hc*«l(lunrtcr.* nt Hankow. CHUNGKING, Nov. 23. </JVI’res* di*pntrhe* reaching Chungiln g tnduy said Nationalist . , ----rupture uf tho strategic anuUi With previously unbi Mnuchui inii purt of lluluUo wn* Cut a* It turned out, mini Incut At the *wro<*tint?.Ffytity, 14*7, ami baM Chinese Communist force* |**ue<l *» » . deadlock. Udiilod clnliii* In hnve *olzed Mlnljl wS* (he k« to the south — Yruchong nnd Tihghsleii, The lied* clnlmed one of (he cities wn*> taken two week* nsi, and the other nlni»*t n month ago. Meninvhlie, Nationalist “troop.‘ tdfnb Kelly, NaVy’a starting -right already bud outflunkud Hulutuo ■ h a lf,via Notre Dame. lie |liejr drive whlci ha* carried ’ Airiilnut Notre Dame. Mlnlski them ?5V tulle*, Jnto *outhero made a sensational goal-line tack­ Manehuria. Cnptufe -of Hulul.i le ’ when h « grabbed Phil Colette would site the Tn li mini 1st k n j In midair and tossed him nut of port nt whi.fi to land seaborne bound* one fool from touchdown riilufnrecments .iQcJ thieiT .plan if I r territory. TW* occurred In the riast -30 second*.’ ’ ----- ---------occupation of Maoehurla. Hut Chinese Communist* were | It was a disputed play until snltl to have idready moved in strength into the Manchuiisn capital of Chciigchun — not yel report* <iuile low temperatures, avnruatcd completely l,y Russian he »ald. W. A. I.effler, chairman o f the .Market Advisory Board, announc­ ed that a board meeting would be held at the Market office nt B:0t) o'clock Monday evening in order to talk over policies. - sorknisn • are progressing on Hie constructi9(l of the' new plat­ form at tho 'market which' will [iruvhle eight additional stalls. t t f i a B into thy end zone to nah It n* three Pennsylvanians made futile lunge* at the pigekin. "W e have one play for Mln1*1." said Coach Oicar Hagherg nt the atari o f the *ea*an, “ but we don't Intend to u*e it." The play call* for Minisi to maka a southpaw forward pan. Haglierk hasn't used the play tp»t hs-certainly ha*..made gooduie of Mlnisl who last yaar scored. Fan buy i lu itra n c * , pay /Mr if, *h il Torgri OPENING November 28, 19-18 Roy Johnson’s Red Barit Restaurant .1 miles South of Sanford W atch for opening announcement RESOLVED One of your first and foremost New Year’* Resolutions should be a good looking wardrobe lor V'Mfi! Ar^ tTiat inrini * visit’ to 1'muey’a lor a new drew, so you're sura lo Mart the New • Year oil right! You might buy one ol our rayon errpea with ■equlri or nallhfad trimming If it** glamum you want. . . and ' thare are tailored styles, ttm; for daytime wear in vyool-andrayon ahd rayon, gabardine in thr,ncw colors. It— until you b a n a Io m I Then you want action. U you Insured thnnigh no, wu take •ara o f i l l detail* and arranga a prom pt set­ tlement. T h a t'* S a n - H. JAMES GUT AGENCY " TOS o f the United States, Britain and Russia to .talk over the problem o f the atomic bomb. In a speech [Irepurdu for delivery in |*nie Moose today, the California con­ gresswoman describe* the recent ataUment by this country, Bri­ tain and Canada as a disappoint­ ment. We can afford to 'IpJlt the atom, aayfe Bird, Douglas, but wo cannot adferd to apilt the Dig Th ree,------------------ ' ------------- — y —•- C1*11 I urn IIBSS* S S f f i E * ^ H O N I S ChrlutmasP Lazy Baby Dolla hunydy stuffed tH" dells that I’ltEI'AHE tiny tats will take to their | hearts a* well a* thwlr cribs! EARLY FOR FALL In pretty pink; blue and red chlncllla doth. oleaul.ig go (.and In liand , . no one cun he well groomed wearing soiled, wrinkled clothes. Bring In cleaning early and tie prepared to meet the Fall season with band-bot froshno**! LATiEY DRY CIJJANING Op. While We Have Your AtteiiftiM pHees1 , and. a greater ATOMIC CON FAD - W ASHINGTON, Nov. 23,-1, Representative-, Helen— Cain JACKSONVILLE, Nov. SSL ifl*p in n V i n u r n r l — Floridian* who now arc *hlvIUJ# v 1*. “ L U J.-rinv> get no rheering news from |„ • ^ 1 , r#» i VH' Weathrr Man. In fact, resiI at Starke and l . i r m . t . . will «a n t evtrn log* for the A O T I P I l l F l I K f * rir® for temperature* there are t l g t t U l l l U I r ezpected to sink to ‘i n degrees --------; tomorrow morning. iru N Itn a ril I’roo, I'rn m P h i, O n ,) j i*nnr .)••,) | Cantlnud cold with light .«lnd* nrtifliiul i (during prin-ess.i. Diehl and Interval* of calm I* forenow the demund for eltru* fruits r-asl . . , ,u for northern district*. Ami is. iilieoil. o f -1lie-supply;- ni the In the —J south and central dish(tlh Iny sen son ap| riiath**. ,. triet*, - colder weather with gent In llemnnd for m i’ ._ ami __ ! Vege-J winds ....... TO;, becoming light MOiard laities nt the Knnford mnrulng . , . SUtc Mar- i —....... - is evneetr.1, kut euntinucN h-1 - 1- n -----1 ■ * - deposit, ■ brisk. Off "VegrFrost will form where Ini les, irubbage “ and green bt-ati* fun-cast temperature* ore .15 ilel*a-l in pnle *"M *. Lahlaige prices aru give* and lower, Temperature* on none tun .in high, 7 due toJ BOn»« sup- high ground will be about five pilot:» still ,'R *lift r of - the ' northern degree* lower than on low Blowings; however the i.._ market ground. price i* 11.00 to 11.50 a *ack ne-l curding to grade. , lleiins aie bringing 11.50 to EL60 a bushel hamicr. Tb«. lat­ ter figure sl'eds a fair profit, hut due to high Inbor cost*,' the funner figure does not. aeconling I to market mnnagrr 11. J. I.ehttsan. Mi. Lehman said he had , re­ ceived no new* from growers conrenting nny frost In tht* section, nnd was unable to predict if theit) would he nnv froet here. Texas tht? had a man who could (hair battle*; heap them (Sp­ end bandls Congress ell at You can get better service, reasonable 4* points for Penn. Army coaches are beginning to wonder about Mlnisl. The Ne­ wark lad who didn’t wind up nt Notre Du me, a* many Jerseyites do, h certainly leading a charmed life on the football field, lie'll Nnvy's minute-man, or rather n Johnny-on-the-spot, or rather it second* of a close ball game. �t - ?T-SflUfBP'rg1i rm THE SANFORD nERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA F R ID A Y , N O V E M B E R 23, 101 S ocia l A n d Personal Activities Ri^dety Edllon Cecelia Trultick Social Calendar TU ESD AY The Philathea Class of the Preshyturiun Church' will meet Tuesday at 7:30 P. M. in the SUN D AY home of Mrs. --F»— W. Kite on Mrs. Xulu- Miller has departed The Order o f the Eastern Star Celery' Avenue with Mrs. H .-C . for Tumpa.to visit Dr. and Wr*. Itetsel as co-hostess Kay Cameron for several days. will hold a Memorial Fervice in Die » Masonic Hall Sufidnv at3:00 P. M. Robert Wilson is visiting his sister and brolher-jn-lnw Mr. nnd fi MONDAY Mrs. Dan Cl. Milchcm in Newport, ” mission study will be held at .the First Baptist Church at 1U:30 A.M. Mrs. Raymon Brothers of Sir*. J. M. Cook entertained at Waller Haynes and Bruce Balt Nigeria. Africa, will discus# n of the University o f Florida are spending the Thanksgiving holi­ days in Sanford. Miss Florence Best Honored With Party by the Rotary Club, no regular J-'nll flowers deeorated t he meettfig was scheduled for today. rooms oT Mrs. Cook’s homr for Th? Trtithscekers Class of iti_■ the party, llpen faced sand­ fir s t Methodist Church will hold wiches coca colds and cookies uRir business nieetiiv in the were served to the following church annex Monday at 1 :01) guests: • * P. M. Mi-s Hlorenetf Bi'st umi Tony The I T Icfo sL ' guttst* of honor. Mr. iary o f Ihe J-'irst- Baptist Church • anil Mis. Jlilton VPowell, Mrs. ntid the Y.W .A.’ tind Night-Cire.t Shealv Best. -Mrs. Henry Thur­ will meet nt thi church anno1, ston. Mrs. W. K. Henry, Ji'o *>f for u covered dish supper • at Chnrlclt*. N. C.. Mrs. Joseph U:U0 P. M. with n honk ravin--' Tleconl of SaVuimuli. N. Y., Mrs. Iwing given . by Mrs. Ilnymijn l (5. R. Best, Mrs. Lourine Heal, Brothers. the Misses Peggy Best. Shenlo The Benrdal) Avenue Circle Best, Rebecca Tleconl, nnd Roger ■grill meet in the Clmpel at 1:011 Tleconl and Mr. Cook. #esHo (root, st the hairline—in luck, at the \ Z J nspe o f the nrck — ubtrtnr Itrrt tndi vumitr, apply Veolds Lscgutr. Prerto—your htlr nsyr rmstt sad c m and lutiroui the day sod evening throagh. M b U U t K . '. o s Mr. and Mrs. M. I . \\ have left for point, in vanin where they will la live* and friends. Celery Crate Plans Thanksgiving Par t y Thanksgiving Party Is Given At CSO A Thanksgiving pnrly will be held at the Celery Crate tomor­ row night from 8:00 I*. M. until 12:00 !', >l, Marshmallow# will hr* toasted over coni pul*, hot dogs and other refreshment* will be nerved.. The party promise- u> have the atimi-phi-re o f un out' door party. Dancing, card games, biltnrds, and table leiim# waTT also *W en­ joyed. The officers o f the club who are insisting with the party are ns follows: president, Doro­ thy Crumley; vice-president. Wai­ ter Meade Smith: U-ensurer, Alvin Kilpatrick; secretary. Hobby Jones; recreation committee, Jean Sayer nnd Lillian Boyle;- refresh­ ment chairman, 1-nurier Dear I: decorating committee, Tni Livings­ ton and Daphne. Connelly, Mrs. 1*. II. Tenslc. director, and Mr. Joe McCnslifi. ns* istnlit di­ rector, have u rgedall high schiuil students to join the club. Mem­ bership tickets .may to! obUtihed TERRACE TALK A Thanksgiving party trn* enjoiv'd last evening at the UHO by service men and V ,-ives o f the Sanfonl Naval A ir Station, some *>f them newcomers, ethers about to len.e for utnei center#. Musi, for ituncing ua* fumishel by flic Snnfonl Naval Air Sta­ tion Olt besliu under direction of Stanley—MIRVTtt1Pr ' ' " ~ *“ A number of hostesst* were In attend mice and there was no am­ ple supply o f turkey sandwiches nnd enflee to serve to the *ailo*» and junior hostesses. A new group et Marines that had re-, c e n llj-.u iivrsl at the Xuvtil Sta­ tion were loud In their praise f Santoril hostdtulit>. ns I ’ SO Pir r t iif. J w Hall greeted them. A tfoag the senioi hostesses in nUeislancr were: Mis. C. C. Karlr. 'Mr*. Elvira tinnier, M iEdwjtirl |,nne. Mis. S. t'. tirnlmm. Mis. Ned Smith. Sin*. Nancy Ta turn, Mrs. Ford vet* Russell nnd Mrs..Jodci- I'ameton Tailored Lightweight T O P -C O A T S Miss Audrey BaeliV Miss Mar­ tha Page und. Miss Moitho Brown of F.S.C.W, me spending u few dnyk -with their puredl*. y *—Dr. ntnl Mrs. V nyde Curner are spending the Thnnksgivlng Mrs. Henry Thurston ehlertainholidays with Mrs. (inmer's par­ ed Miss Flore tie* Best, bride elect, ent* ot Lafayette. Ain. They with a miscellaneous shower at Ml** Eleanor Caswell, phyi to idturn Sunday. her home on" West Side AVedne*- nut'ti mgr to Calvin Sailer ' an uient' o f Nov.' j.'i, was h day evening. _ Miss Hetty King of Stetson Thursday evening with n Tile party room* wen' deeorated given (»v Mr*. Henry Thur University is speniUng the Thnliksgiving Holidays with her with vari-colored rrysanthomums. timin'- ami i oiliest* we parents Mr. nnd Mr*'. I!. A. King During the evening contests were j joyed and j iises nwutded t nliiyed and prires . awarded t o . of West Side. Mr*. William Henry. Jr.. Mrs. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hamilton S. Oven Milton Powell, nod Mrs. Pete Caswell were friends nml ent • jn hroad wav i * uml son. Hamilton Jr., will ar­ Peyton. Refreshment# were served to ployres „ ( the Telephone Com- <v,inmei plnylt rive today to spend n few days j town. N. Y. fo with Mrs. W. 'J. Thigpen of 801 the guest* by* the hostess assisted P«n In- Mr*. 'Jacob Shrilly Be«t and i Tho*e invited were: Mi«* Ver-n1itonpany shou Park Avenue. Woodcock, Mrs l.erln llireden. |liayi Kii_ Miss Peggy Best. Invited to attend were: Mrs. Mrs Inei Hummock. Mis. Thelma; ehloitnlimicnl Mr. npd Mrs. tl. S. Winner Rnmldv.__ Mrs. -Wvnelle. Lniiier. _thbatet_ will I*1 t«7T Mr. nml Mr*. Ilnivey II. ti'.ll. Best. -*tr.t Mrs.-Joins Kmlou. Mr*. Jranette Tfritton. Mi** Tlelen In frufil V,i Tin 'itu* of 'Dnytonu Beach were Mrs. David Earle. Mrs. William Young. Mi** Thelma Turriei and thin. . .MR. < nests yesterday of Mrs. W. J. Mrs Midi Caswell. 1 It TKPSIt 'hlgpen. Mr* Peter Thurston. Mrs. J. *. he nliHci|ate. Rest. Mrs. F i d Thurston. Ml nmme* and dm Richard Dens has left fo r TAtMnlgui.’l t’nswell. Mils Sura filet phiy a w, Innlu. (!n .' when* he will nttenil Bamell. Miss Margaret tjrrcn, I i * 'Oim » the wetlding of hi# cousin Harry Mi.*- Pmilitfe Swnggerty. M ithe ' Bowers, a former resident of ReH) . Voting ond M l*.-, Ilvd iJ i. <lr|'itrl ing f"i Sanford. :. tfpIVev " and otlMT s|o.| rs. Henry JJhurston Honors Miss Best Art Lecturer Will Be At High School y o u llk o St: — mi Florence Best Will Wed Tony R. Ticeoni HANDY PADS O t LONO-LAST1NO LIQUID • • • 111 es. we have tnilnretl Hip-roats. Thi'y were mnde Y f«r us Uv imr nmtle - lu* meiiMtre firnn. STOHRS - SCHAEFER nntl SCOTCH WOOLENS. New slnek etmls are not available this reason. best* em its a re KH1--— w iw il,. h e:u tliln lly laihire'.l i anti trim m ed . S ite s front 31 In H I're g u la r * and h a v e so m e in lungs. j i tvdii t* «»i ii "Rff’V wond.t Thanksgiving r l n y have u.n .... At Snuthside School Vlii'.en.ain !..,t . i pie Iel y clo-.sl. A tdnv "The First Tlu.*.*, j The only <lil .giving" was presented t*> Mi-* .rut ami it grn Mui\ Uoliitison's lliiid v ia le slims says I T O lfH T O N DRUG COMPANY Correct Men’s Wear British Lilt Seige Oi’ Java City Ot' Am ha raw a The ceremony will lie per­ formed Saturday afternoon ut 2:0-1 o'clock ut the home of the bride-elecCa luinpts In Lake Mary. • •> IA. Jiivs ,* \n\ iil* lln t.s'i li'.unn In-s>s i sbi) lifted t In- * idgo ..f t >■** Java city o f Aml.u .to a whety lU.IMto fiin .ii , i v il i:lli* e a ll.i wet*- said 1o.be uu.ler attack by In'dirnet ian extremists. A lllliM sies. -eUJ!i. -Milltil—of. Seim.iai<r. tfie cential Juvn fH.rt when- tin- lliltis li sent Jttpaiies* t n i ’t. nit” uctiull against the lnd o fe . tail i. A Hiiti-h 'itokestnoM ■<*- the Ja.miie*.' wet,* being o-ed to •IliVe (be liidoi.M*j intis fmm siilpii • (■111 men- on tin* etfstelli Mils of S' .iintwig. The spot.e*mair de», I ili.sI ti e . Ja| atie-e » . "g.iod the ctgo at Anllminwa Imlotn- tr.iis u n i kill il «t|e. I he l.rithb Itidi in K i ted Saturday Only Sunday - Monday! It'll ea-lyisl'>es. clashes wen* i .|>orttn| id lin g olid the Hi iti-Ii oir«' tns ni l# engaged .• I lespre.-al • anifiaigti looting and t iduap- ' —* o Jut n. And in i • i S imatra at I'al-. In lolirsiail Voillli - still ' la- mob-a inr tbe to lion , • i , tfie Iti ito a - o.l In .lone-in n j i-is la n d ' at So iln-ij:.-.« : • / rS < e lieiivo'. t righlipg .. ■o' l ii/ii.I liN lf- ir io i'. ( * * * » « » iV tr W k o ^ 1 • In f Hal . , in N ell, ii.'gpltulioiis •etWiVn iL > L i# (ili and lea.lct* o f li e i\ i/ m a iim l linlotirsiaa na n iialLt gov el non ni have rollnp*•st /'.e lixlone-inns refined to a ltc ^ l -ibeilnleil meeting with 'In/hbiteli under llrtlisft *poo-oi' hip In ,i iVtlnn lo l|i,> li.iidi.e It • -Bt it i*tl"rr^-bwvm g••'iltie* i ’ "\toiit tli 1 In- stinb-iitNri.it' ftotn I ’nlcumL to Itelhl T b jx 'a iu l' lit the tti^T o f the pru-Jupunese tfftcet of the Indian national Hinr. Amu icon ittick have l..sn Miof'ls'd with the te-ull that M P's aimed with Mibmurliioe guns an- e)Hitoyiii2 theta llitottgh the -lieels *. COMPACTS Hollywood Canteen Closes Its Door s o p .M . P-M. n n ijk jp r r c r iU m e C O O Saturday! - MIMCAN s .iu r d .,.s u n d «, Monday - Friday Sunday - Monday! ffememfebrfpUf Ctoria4Hn-IQfbe “RAFFLES” — with— DAVID N IV E N S HOLLYWOOD Nov. g.l, o i l — The Holly woo I Canteen has closed Its doors at last. Khnttlv after midnight. Kay Kyser and Bette Davis Ini the Canteen's voluntear woikrr*. the entertainers and the • utlience o f til's in singing "Auld I ang Syne." Arwl one of *he nio*i star-sturblcil long-tun slmws in the world was over. hive thousand soldiers, sailor*. Marines st teamed in and mil of the Hollywood Canteen yesterday from 2:00 in the afternoon until closing. They were ih f last ofl more than 1.000.000 service men I mad- wiinirti whn hail. walchctL the J ■tars, great nml lesser, give out! with the best of their talents to I entertain them during the Can-1 teen's three yean. HOC.S STEAD Y CI1ICAUO. Nov. 21 (A1)— Hogs •re rierdv in early trading at Chkaro. Thev arw selling at the tin price of SlfJUs. .with most of Ihe sale# I« t are n I14.T6 and «1 IJW.— Cattle are * steady and •iff-duty 't-tial of plaid, and plain t'limbiimlioiH will give iiim that i*t contunl ment for bis leistnv wmd. Sizes 1-f-JH and 31-38. Leather Jackets Leather coals to heep. out the cold winds of winter. O f' black nr brown with button or zipper closingH, these come in short jncket styles and coat lengths. Sizes to 46. PURCELL’S �WliAALb, SANFORD FLORIDA r k r i Hi ltm ok FRIDAY, NOVEMBER. 23, 1945 im ■,N';; 7 . Gobs Dub Converted f . I r ” ship USS Pneumonia l i n v ir \r. >n|.i.i:i< puviur S rrvlc" Kiiailny i,t■ *rik> I*. J|, RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR At THE CHURCHES I ou uitul n n viR N i ^mnhuiM' ,n t Real' Estate Stilus—Rculnls—Mortgage Louim Dcitcndnitlu Insurance and Bonds I'hrtnc OflU Ji W, a «jm|*ii , paeiur Eh inlay Hi In,ol, Ihiah A. U. A. \V. ifMittlf. SIIlit' . M im ltik wurahliw l i : » * A. IK lle e to rr; *17 W att Ifth street, innifi* lleiRttte Pnat <rt fire Adilrrea: I log an I’tKine 33: Itev. Kalhar W illiam Nac>*(r*l>: lalnr, ’ i^ua.L'i, »;u(l A. M. anil Room 4, Florida Slate Hank lluldintr tigiiy Man*: liv e a . m . I ' u ii I i *.»lnti HaMird’t y: , ;U0 t‘ M C.UO I*. M. and 7:00 P. U. tu l : t * T i m t t llM C 'll o r # turn ilra rv a and Mlri Avrsuna (tar. W C. lluteum K p etior Sunday Kelipol, io .OO a . M. Wornlne* Mrrvk-o. 11-po A M. rou n s P eop v, f o i l P. U Munnay Night Harvlcr, I'uti |». vi ,"C O | »»d «y lil«n t prayer yervlea. NOTfcE Thu Semiitolt* County Mutlirul Society aiiuounccti til) in crease in. fee s e ff e c t iv e -Muiu^iy, N ovcm b O f To AH Your Bakery * Needs — It’s Office conHUUations minimum always fresh when you buy it nt " B Jt.K * AN V IB T iraillK T ( III HI II IIP r .U H .I M. M H R N K I.U . Pkator . tfunitnv ........I. |*i ,i.i, Robb’s Home Bakery 105 W. U f ' M vice . * Pbotw H64-J jf Lon# Arm Liw Automobile Owners & NEWS Drivers KM. Nor. 2.1, (/PI— iwly n)f |iolifted liigh r of Paleatjgf, Lieut. Alan GolWn Cun- nu n< i(i:» nr uuiikt. Thuraday Mvyinaa. IjOll p. -Ji J*iM* IJ pmI f ’4rp|| \ !<••—r.||:yu .\ \| hr(|w ' 4,‘ :W A. M. \V m I bi« mlto * -"7*toft *1*, f Hi i . i i i o p n iH in i Sent iiuje t'oiinty i.’Ouiih inir f'llM-eh. |n l*|) ,\. J|_ rorvlitp and i.'rnAinuniari. Other charges increased proportionately TOWN a. I're a .'liliif l|:»l» A JI. ' U\0"iK> llellu Sri \ Ire, J ;i» |>, J| Uni n e k Prayer and ' ‘ r a in Hat- House calls until 10:00 I\M HOME woirlilp* Ih** H m l in the hruutv of liv llii** *" (1 f l u dii to: », Si. I*) ^ « Hi k r m n t .u v M v iiiin The lwvi.i>n-H<.mion nlon Inrlmli*" lie,. Mark T. UatpeiilM* llir rtiltnw Hip |miaugi> m ull tiie B very vrctltid HuiiA.-t}>JI(d> Cum ClirlettHn Sell'are tenthunk. "He!muiiiuti, #:su a .' • nn amt llr a llh n lih K e f In tin* Ulhar .SUluill) .,-ket v (re . ,3i 3<i I*. M rtcrlpiarra" by M aty (tak er E4J<: - .. ' " A i r a t really uratelul fur the P IK h T l l t C I I I T ( I M 'l l t 'l l 1'Ark Av,*iiii>* nt «th ST IV L* llr.ml:*. J r . Iv n iiir . Hundiij Srlinul y:|J J|. tVu rail l|i. lljOil A, AI. T in ln lti* I'nlun. m:I*i |> JI. tVain II It, T JI. I*. M) tt eiineeilii) Hervlre, J:3a I*. JI. ifH tfh r n e v h t J l f k C R A Ptin tiK Vuiaurj fo r Handily Jf'ui*iiliiir err, t'0 \ T H .m an . i Ire. C u n irn tm ia t I* Iran rlrh ra.-H lllw ) n K*if phbura fur liulil u| bvarinu. fo n to itn ir tit In n I'rarl o f urrat price, ntul whoever ptnctlrr> II at T l i f t n i i g i n aw o u t* tho i ** pciim * uf inn lliounnnd tl— tolly Avenue ut r.ifth street. alire m olt*" it Wtoa nml happy purK|.t. Taul l ate*. 1’namr. |-Iia»r, , — Uulenj. nun Jay seimui. i , e * a . it. t e l l Irateroc llir world* III avarili Mm nuts W o u h l l t : < I O A. M uf hnppln*aa. m 111* II U within the V. IX — B.ia I*. M. rrurh nf every- mint: u n in triitn l I’ ri ci I*.iih »;0 « I ’, if. iniml r iiiifr ia It ult. v*T —-llurnee, Prayer Mrettnu Wait. CtO P. M A ll power and liuppliieaa are . " i j r l i » im I, and pmcimd rrmn tr.nui. >.a a r . n u j n u n n<*a. —M ary ll.ik tr Uililt. i nAPTtir*- n u i t i 'i i The urrurientee that rniub to a . 11uborl l f . .T d lM r. Puiiur ninn g h i lhe i W i l o f Ida own ehu- ; Sunday nrtmol, 1 0;o.> A. i t ri r lrr , •—Kmcraon. | Unkind fille r, Hupi, The iiobleat mind Ihu heat con. 3lornlni( VVt.reiii |, I ’ .liy A trntinenl liar. — Hprimer. 1 livening U o ieiiin , j .iim |*. j|. riva l Her, If.-. _ '. .n ln lr g ' Piiinn.. T-70 I*. M (iH A M - ARR1VJES tteiln riidaj l*ia> up .Mmvlrt-. H wl.v m a n n r i e i , IlKV . M A IIk f. M . f l. N T K II , lful> l.’niiiniunlun. «;**«» A Clitirrli hvlinnl. se.is A. I Mar in nif Hcrvlrt, ll .ta A A i'unQar ycliwil, :• T. It. .Mlildl«.inii. a .fforelinr-r, i^httir: llik ALui !.ht|.— '— i i r * tn i,IIJ arveirB* 7 j " 'i M: •S u n d ay rtchml. Iteri j ' . , lUrrlnfnmleiil. H rm JI — Mrrnlna Win ill I p *. N. V I*. •. >1 — Hrenlntr Wi.|*hl|i P in u t tlH , it trill vT I,Til 111*11 ai.~ .vvrantnday, I'rin m liny. ’J, L .U iiK Inl*), | n it*i > : l l A. Jt.— kllltday Helmut J C. l i a v « . »tibnrliil«iic|nnt. laoTjii* KAPTurr rriimrn JI'Uii A. It .-M u in liiif W.ir*hl|> t'in'll I, iV Irw y , I'anrur T;"tt I’ JI. V*iulli i •lliiw .n lp HUtidny ‘Hchuol, liMiu A. -JI ' ».»'• I*. JI. Hi rtnui* •11 1 » I I I' lfn*grk. HutilM*u Illru Wm whip. 11 :U0 A V IM irclur Mr*. Jlyra llnnank . T. I'. it In l> M -ialrjLLiJ.. itvi'iitnff wr.pymu, ~~7iM~ T .~ vi \t*i-ilii«**i1ay I'ra y e r H crtlrr. ’ Huhiint H'-h.iiil. lu eii. Muim I iik tverahlp. Il:bu. ie?C " Y o u ' lh e V.SS Pneum onia. T h e coni apple o r - verted rijrf:u boat (jot thin unI n-m plim cntnry name a fte r set- ROBERT A. WILLIAMS REAL ESTAfE BROKER Atlantic Bank Bldg. B E S U R E W IT H • Auto AcccHHOricH • Battery Km-rntly it nurty from anothnr S ta te had tin nlltiimoWtd n rrid rn t in Hattfortl. He tvaa itHurt'd in one o f the etnnimnien w e repradeht. T h e In« urn tire eoiniinnv utn'ced io pay any clitim fo r limMly Injury imd prnpet ty ilamatre mralnxt him _ nml he waa allowed to rciitinnu Ilia trip. W ith d tlt invurnorr hla car uuiiUi iiliihah lv linve iieen tied up In cfiurt iirfirednre nnd he reiiulred to return l « Hanford to defend the noil. u u i'it i tt tie OP I.ITTKN jr .a i« r iiiu < r r IIAV M IJ T I Ainertcnn Imglnn Hut np hh.i'ti Wcat ul P ink A u ii'u m n i r i m r» .f>U'"iay, f:Jn 1* M i iu i** l vpvakrra t.n:tT. h en ocK Li r k a vf tNKvi: i n i lien r. i\ i: l ake Wary ami urn L ovelac* Hii ml it j Hehmil— I *»:•»* imaturg, A tVe*t M 'Hie coal of liiia protiTtiun In Mernlna Wuiahlif— 11:<IW A M ••O' naaormlde /or the binmKveulng \Vur»Filp- *7;JU r* 11. Friday tfervleu— It i* I*. M. fi*a you ifet. For Ilfl.HO you vail •'C oruteeted up to V>,000 U K I M A N * r«VMMt>N*TV for laulily liilnry and property H NPM CII ilnmnce rliilm. oldie driving K IIA N K J. lln r o n . D P. Faalvr your car In unr Hlnlo.*- • darvlcea fm Holiday— . • TUB t n t.n ia iu v . a i m f l CIIVWCM Laurel I n . al Ninth J t A, f . <*.*11101 I'aafur Sunday reboot «;« b A . U. T M M iddle*"". H'lpt Mi.miIiik Worvblp 11.9c A- M Tfulnlto; 1‘ mun Tied I’ J. ICvi 11111H Hervlre *■'•# I1 U, Wn*ncon*iy — M|d-**»»k Man w h ile lea rn in g • Frequent inetcuaeH # Overtime pay. # Paid vaeaiimw . # Taxi-cah B e r r t c e for late hours Jack K. Morritton I'iionc "Sf ^01 North Park APPLY CHIEF OPERATOR S » wrHrdXyw Khtumyn ff * . iz SOUTHERN BELL AIT the VITAMINS for all the family / $ ^ at liid a FPW PFUMIFR a nnv P lfK K Hal M in i., *<K Cidll Haafard uilltTH la u r e l A ’ e and III "W h ere Jerlia la llekl'' K. I. W I im ilT . I'nalor Hiiluldv Heliunk i| M. I H u p f l i i an a M. Por Your Christmas Supply and Hunting’ Trips — See Bill's Package Store .and’Bair,.,,t ... t#:Ct A M — HUiiHny Hekonl ll:wii a . j i . •* M om m a \ioi»M i*. f;la J*. M rou n * , m tw r. down to the H I L L H .V IH M V AR K I 'l l . . . the ■ aomdtnlnif nice In buy nml w e 'll nee nil g| inii .tuoy*. . . . . w i . f i t m V i v r i ll t i l ' ll M l . " VI HIllMl. J. W. IV IfV . IMrtnr undiy erluml, lu.uu A, M. trni-hTmr. I I fill A 11 . P. M. R, 7:11 P, M. ruaeliiria. i Du l> u PaM Tircn anil Wliidii ijniHaKaSBj N>'n^ Experience TSfiB S S i • • Recharging# Road Service r .- i rn ri»to)i;___ - I f ym? d rO T T ir I f ydur t i f tO* irn rk ' U itrlvdft in niiy SfAtw1 in Ilia Ufrttin nnd ia in v o lv n f In nn nrcldrnt, ytni ran Ik 1 rorrt* (irllrd tri rctirn i to that S tate to ilttfend « ' suit. PURE SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP TELEPHONE OPERATORS Starting* Rate 6 days —— - $26»( i*. I'aitig, I'aatur a W ,U . -----------. aepnrntiuii I H Ih T L A N D i Or**, * »t nvinco ihe ( A f ) F iv e Iim i<lm 1 Sniloin and ire m oney Neither* - a re on I heir w a y _ to Hjitt-d th^i C n llfo ip in _ fro m , Orejfun aboard . , » rZ*' ■ a VFMel which they haVe dubbed H it • KVK.STII I* A * A ll V ll.d T ia T i i . i r i n t it Klne Avaaae .mil vetrn ih "tre a t iiahbolh brleM'l Hal.inlay*. * :I M. Church narvietiK. 1 1 .*»•• A, g I'rUJtit JIrr 11 nit W edn** l*V ulna*. * nu p M. Iff W W wL • th e 9#» jt ^ JHamfriOtothehatc and Niaciitamide.' m c iu itin i* VICTORY! T0UCHT0N DRUBaCOMPANi HonHwIi nlnif. 7:1'* I 'l i r l all.I n n rd IV.JI M.. 3 OH I* JI M I A t f U j a n r i l i i i v i i HL t i l l * H Atiuhh r in u i Uujnr A. H Wnurliui in * h « r * » oioeiay Hehoot. J ■ ' A JI. P ra ia r i* ,r H r i 11 A u llv a n g rllrtie Hervlre. I Friday Hervler a •• VIlIN la iltJ av ii K M in iJ iH r A M ilt T C H T « l l t : i l > A ( I.M Hanford Orlande friahurav — B»* Jinid lino** a Avruuv. He*. Illenn E Hniilli I'vMor. M unday*-I*lbl" Hehnol. i*:>0 K »t Mot ul n f Wnrablp— I I a" A .. U C rra ln a Hervtrr » : » * P Jf, mou vrhli-h w ill nr ien .1 111 ctiurenet <>f ' lul l. H. I1 iiil.d, mi 'I liiiradny. N*'<i-tnlii 1 . *1?. Ih r 1Jnlduii T c * l I," '• Itejidee' i:verom rr. 1’ ia j . « tthom eaaalnK* In e\tr> ili.ua g iv e llian k t" II T f* r. - I*. 1*1 Alnontf Ihr cllatlun* •vhleli ruini>il»r ihi in*i-uii Hrrmun I* tho folluulnc from ihw Ulhl»: "Hina unto him, Minn pralma mill him, i.ilk yv "I all ht‘ wnndrnu* wurkr* fjlnry and liniivr 'a r e In hi* jrcaks the famous prnMht-e; Thnraday-M Jfjdwi'vb I'rajvr. S*r* kiienawi nnd KhHtnrag art* In Mr plaeo. Utye ubln I Ini lyiid the a * * * * *: Mothers, for U v ftrit rime in the history of Stfart Order Office your kiddies can talk direct to Mrs. Santa Claus V by telephone^Santa will be very busy in his workshop j thislyearT”getting ’ r e a d f o r the biggest peace time * phrtatmaa cverYSo M » . Santa Claus is pitching in io 4 ■ r. ■ 1 ■ '* » . 1 *___• ' * __ 1. . ___ :____ 1___ r.___ _____ m . help him byjaking telephone orders for your Christ­ mas gifts from Seanuw j> Scars big'Chnstxnas Book is chockrfuli of gifts fof tvcryone!l^All you have to do is chobse the tilings you want to givercaU the Order Office, and tell M rs Santa CUuTwhat'Tyou have seloeted. ’ Tltcn let Johfiny 6r Susie mke*Ute phone'and Iiave a talk with her.* She and SantaVlU see that your packages arrive in plenty of time forjChriitmas.^ Wlici^ they arrive, Mrs. Santa Claus will Vail you and'you can pick them up at the J • ’ p lw ^ o r m . . . W ITH T H IS ! IM PO ST A NT R StS S tB S t *b popular fitmi lo w price, l l ia Mill available a* a, MTHHJth running, |uiwcffdt Si* ur an ccoouraical Eifihl— ami both r n y ia rt arc Imtrihanae• b it in th « l a i n c h o tl* . T h t ndw Ponliuc, which it/iuvr h « r « and on d iiplay, cnatjiniti 10 ba * alyl* paivm aktr, a i p j ( . Hy luadar. Even lie u a than pre­ war m odtla, if la t h e / » n l J jh * /««MI ."Hint f/rrail." VlM* curdUlty invited 10 com e in i j d h n (he aparfclintf new Huoiiac. -f jn (Land B.; iOIILLIVEBvJROP, .J tJ b .7 9 Y o u can n *v «c be ture you are Keiiinn enough le m ia l vitam in* u n l o i you tu p p lrm e n l your * 1 4 4 C A P S U L t S #t w ith know n quantiilc* o f viiiin in *. So, Ruaril l»ih*i vitam in deficiency! Sian lhe w itc I'Unu* 7 2 *t 1 7 . 5 9 iiu b a b it to you r fam ily today, A t w o ft noouyv Kv Kverv.Olher-Ta*VM»r fWBVvi « v i i A e id in bn|JiiJt5 a u p p ij iiu viiiiii# iMpaovmsMrs V «v ta w IM ni<Hvi • . laHvn,' niu-niiwat bodin . lU a ila r rbtaw * v -N tr.lrmim . ■ ■ ‘ MPfrad SLf— _A__ I �t, . % i TT( * * FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 23. (945 Hunt’* Tuxedo Feed Store can furnish you a complete line of Tuxedu Feeds also Plenty Citrus Pulp Cotton Seed Meul Wheat Bran Corn & Wheat Scratch Hay * O a ts Baby Chicks All of poultry supplies H U N T ’S THE SANFORD HfcjtAt.U. SANFORD. FLORIDA | D8K 1 | 666 for T H E O P fiN fN G OF ROBSON SPORTING GOODS «mt»i:tu:t» u>.<i \i»i. U CtlljmHUM Wwliv 111 »!»♦* ’ U* 'Cold Premirations , ----------------------- ------- -■--- [How To Relieve i Bronchitis CreomuL'lon relieve* promptly be* cause It goes right to the sent of th« trouble to help loosen and expel rertn laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw. tender, In­ flamed bronchial mucous mem* brtnea. Tell your drucRirt to sell you • bottle of Creomutslon with the un* derstandine you must like the way It C R E O M U LS IO N for Couthii Cheit Colds, BronchiHs »• * in rt.ilnilil m»u» ii.iiiu its . s V ' \null i.i. .1ti ,X ^ I 'f 'l 'V ** v imivNiN>\ it'u lf Hunt " l't*w It J k IIIAOHli: | m \t » To \ IlSilIM a •*. 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K VMIItX U U \ M.aix'e a .*a k* ami an ic«n*4 H m d * Hank HM k . aa a ***** t * * . k .lb »r i » bard u v . w m. iv k v >- *- - r**a***-— o ilu vv nif xnnok. •st-.r-,:r • J x r te, i rvrxal* Mather Itinrtt U k u i|u*xtiiMHiK «r T ^ h u rn tx * * �I >>‘ V tp i♦ THE W EATH ER fa Unity There If. Strength— ^ a ttfo r ib T® Protect the P u c e of the Worlds ' T o Froaata the Progress of Araericai T o Prodoco Proaperlty for Sanford. I tu r a ld AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK VOLUME XXXVII Hitler's Last ^ Will Is Laid Before Court Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA, Key Witness And Leahy At Probe MONDAY* NOVEMBER. 2«. 19If, 40 Children Feared Lost In Accident Evidence Shows Kei­ tel Plotted To Kill Nazi Ambassador To Create Incident School Bus Swerves Off Slippery Road, Plunges Into Lake In Blinding Storm n NUERNBERG, Nov. 26,— (A P )— American prosecutors laid, before the Nuernberg war crimes tribunal today what, they called “Adolf Hitler’s last will and testa­ ment.” It showed secret, pre­ war plans for aggression against England and France dating back as far as Novemter. 1937. \VJKNATCHbG. Wash, .Nov. 28, (A'H - Possibly ns many as IU school children are fenrcil to have drow..ci>' hi a' bus ncemem near „ c i i .....iv. Wnsh. Shcritl Bruce ....... <ay» the school hus in .... .. . prrpila V ero ruling, lett .i«: . ign vnyiiliit plunged over an uniMUiament Into I.ukc L'hclsn. Ida snerm omit first accounts indicate that only seven or eight children cur spoil from the nut which was carrying ul pupil*. The accident occurred .-ring a blinding snowstorm which inanu Highway* slippery. The hus, {dunged down tnu cmbunyi. ill mtu 6(b_£euL uL water. . ...... ....I "Kmergcnry crew*, have bc?njt rushed to the scene. ' A b ig . barge has been floated to the spot'where the bus went down And is living used ill rescue attempts. The sheriff said the bus runs along Lake Chelan to 25-mllo creek und takes children to school at Chelan near Wenatchee, i ho sheriff described it as the worst tragedy ever to occur in that sec­ tion. -'Th e document disclosed that at that time. Hitler regarded both countries as Germany's "hatefuTinemlea.” . ,~ ~ I’arll) cloud; and utrm rr through. Tuesday ■ Associated Press Leased Wire NUMBER :»2 Hull Declares Japanese Were “Hell Bent For War” In 1941 Andcfson Scores For Celery Feds Denies His Note To Japs In November Of 1941 Was In Any Way An Ultimatum ; WASHINGTON. Nov. '2(1. . i.(AI’ )— CurtleH Hull tkivieti Jodny thnt thv’ note hv .svirt to Japan on Nov?2li, 19-11 [tviw nnyfhimr like ultimatum. . Hull told tliv congressional inveqtlgatinir committee thfit there has tieen more misinformation ami ignorant mis­ representation a b o u t that note than any other move thi government made. He said any peaceful nation would have been delighted to — 4t crept* tr.-.trat- thcrJapanc-e pro,- pagandists lagan "Vallmg it an • ultimatum. A t the time the note was ’delivered, he added, tkv Jupt nnese were, ns lie put It, "hclllient for war". Hull defended the pojicv of keeping the fleet ol IVarl liarImr during those critical d«yi». He used liis salty Tennessee language to explain that it's n ginxl tiling to have n double-tiarrelled shotgun around when you're talking to a desperodo. The whole truth, .-aid Hull, was that we were in our own waters, our own territory, on our side of rhe Pacific, following u perfectly peaceful course. Maid Hull,' “ There has been "m ore misinformation and more ig 11ora lit misrepresentation—imIntentional hi* doubt—about Oils _____ last proposal ot our* than any !I”— rmove we made." The foi mi-r State Secretary " si. Andeison (No. MM. M m li.d t'. .'ll. m i i u1'! acl. i -iiowo a* lie sliced o ff left tackle in .uid the note merely'brought tothr Hu d period of the Sanfpid N -w Soiyma m V... lit to core .Sanlord’s third atul final gether the general orinelplcs on loufh law'ii a* the Fed. Iinunccil tin 11 n i.tcioln* •>-. , ,c nf JO tn I I at the high school ulheletic wfiich “ ' tlie ‘ “United Slates Imil been field 1he New Smyrna tncklci i Bill Wilcox. Hal .mu,!., I.aiftnck. and the officinl at the light i insisting since diplonintic talkHpsii Linesman Pick McLongliliti. began with Japan six months em tier. Hull also had something to say about State Department insis­ tence on keeping tho fleet at IVarl llsrlwr instead nf pulling it liaek to the west ei ■ i. tie .^iu he believed tlie Miu.-' Dutm*.m?ni. • " " H it le r aSdl f7eld“f i& h a il vV'ljhlf^ ^T A L K IN G TfriN G S OVER at tin Pearl Ifaibm Investigation ill Keitel plotted to murder the Ger- Washington are AilniinU James O. Richard on ( M l ) and President mar? ambassador to Prague to cre­ Truman's Chief o f Staff Admiral William D. Leahy. Thu former told ate an "incident" leading to the investigator* tout the Into President Roosevelt hj«M considered blockInvasion o f Csechoslovakla. uilltig.Japan hi 1040, ami thnl lie had ndvi-ed ugainst this plan. (In ­ Hitler's documents also disclosed ternational Sbumlphoto) ____• the former Reichschancellor as declaring that ha would solve Ger­ many's _ sny*s ispace problem no later than the period from 1043 to 1945. This prediction was ful­ filled but not the way HiUer in­ tended i t The American prosecution indi­ cated It probably would take .ill o f this woek to present additional material oul o f the some 20 car. loads o f Nasi documents at Us disposal. a ch Meanwhile. th e d e fe n s e sub* loss* t liun a i|U«rler o f tho K mltted a tong list o f motions which wl bond uuota of Seminole County y Inj, cfcluded lists o f prospective witi the Victory Loan drive has Iwcti nessse and desired documents. sold, and therefore thin county is Among those documents filed by not Counted 'among the lending 21 Lieut. Lester Guthrie n veteran | JACKSONVILLE. Nov. Jo. the defense was one indicating “ Reports M u m counties o f the state In this rethat former number, three Nasi flyer o f tho Army A ir Force-. | (Spinal I — ami ip;ct, according to Edward F. Rudolf Hess planned to carry his who participated in the Northem |throughout Florida* trull Burma Campaign. Irdian Burma 1m.vtable producing area tell or I.nne. drive mddK'ily chalmmi insanity plea to court. for the copnty. Still another case of “ shattered Border Campaign. Western China i lnrie:n.lug* voltmo of shipments The umount of K hond sales nerves" daveloped today among Defense nnd the Okinawa Cum. in the w eek'just clon'd with inthe BB-Natl deiendsnts, this time liaign and flew ensnlir \ Ir.in'i-. |ilinitbns that in most instances; here I imIbv totaled hut *39,8112 nr it is former German Fireign Min­ food 'and men over “ the Ipiuio ," i the trend will continue for some ; “ | percent of the *174,000 quota ister Joachim Von Hibbcntrop. has returned to Sanford a fte r-time." suid Williami L. ’ Wilson,.slat for tho county, iccelvloe hi» his ditehanre ■ dlrcrtor of Florida Stale Funner-.I Mr. U n a aiinounreil_lhal every* ... H is defens* council declared Rib- receiving I, tTrans. , ,,,„ II Markets, As a member of tile A ir Markets, in in a a week-end report Idar irond show to lie held at 8:15 • c n U o n suffered mental lapses and , r I M y.t isaufd been par-j thhlug. is being lined un for tlie til* h3w -«tf two former * 1 ..1 _ I today. : . -- “ l .,1have H \\ ,1 ...n r-iili. T il in . /*'* w «i, i fo lly 1 v - i i , J in «... .4. J in ut tho oVIfK-k Wednesday evening German ambassadors to refresh Ititx Theater, nnd urged that all r I P V P T l I | T O ( ) **IC flw t kept at IV n l llarlior in his memory on German diplo­ l J l V T I . 1 1 ^ l o I U v ih„ .-i .1__ ..... 1911. k . ii the —in critical day* ..t uf lute •<oml buyers who huve not already lame- Mai Moot Cowan, xs. one matic dealings during the prewar Said Hull: "W e were ilralitig lone so, secure tickets for the . . . , ~ J ' ' _ " f ill" oldest pioiiei ,, o. Feniinole and war years. with olio of the worst internation­ the management or John 1 . 1 show at the thruler, the I'ost Of (to v e r n o r 1 8 ' “ ".illy, died Sutmalav morning Tho attack on Pearl Harbor was treacherous. al desperadoes within the memMcEweli une of the most e x -1five nr tho hank*, ts . | m , • a at Inc Innoe ill Lake More after mentioned at the Nuernberg trial Following duty ill India he re­ pertenred manager's in our o r-1 Featured on the program Wedorv of Ilian. He wa at large, on la X p e c t O U I O V I 8 I V |o linceitng illoe... Funeial sertoday. American prosecutors turned to Sail Francisco where giiiiiiation. tile Fort Myets Mur-1nesday evening will lie Capt. Ilos.i I itit(In tirtl tin |*ngr |*i>nr f ' l l l ] , M . i v t M r i n r l t i v I vi" ' Ml AH’- ' “ "a n weve liehl submitted as evidence stenographic he was land based and flew' from hit Ims liven visiteil daily hva n 'l.e c lloyall, Army nurse, who 1 N L A I I t i o n a i i y Sund.,, artenumn ol 1:30 , m In, k notes o f talks between Hitler and Sun Francisco to Tokyo carrying iiu'ieusing ouinlier o f buyers. Tile i wears the l'le -l’esrl Harbor riii|nt thr Fiirt Methmllst Ctnrivli the Japanese foreign minister sev­ prisoner* o f war, patients and vnllime nf eggplant, pepper nnd (lain.' the American Thcntcr nod An offiriul U.8, Navy, Marine.,,t .S,ir,fe,,l of uliicli Mr, C..\van Il> Julian Slrnslroni eral months before that blow was occasionally some top entertain- tomato offerings is Increasing and t KTH ribbons, with one battle slur and Coast Guard released eiilill-j ln(,| !„ ,-„ the oldest iiiembet. Tim Major Maik Itnidlcy’a Molten S tru ck. The prosecutors told tne era such us Kay Kysei tin USD tho tomato pucklng house is for being in n combAt xone before I eJ “ The The Fleet That That Came Camr To Tni \|{ev. Uev. .1.1 , MeKinlcy officiated. I Military Arndenn i ndela eltmi* court that evidence w ill show that programs. M-heiliih’d to open today- Grow-j Pearl Harbor. She is also eligible Stuy’* depicting thr Battle of IIttrinf un o I,nl.evieti t erne haled the Seminole M'igti t'rlery the Nasi conspirators kept up u Lieut. Guthrie entered thn Air m.niimird in. i*nar Court 1'initt to wear wear the the Iceland Iceland Base Base (ro ( I ’olar nkinuwuwwa* a* shown the Itolary Kolnry II,i-i, to la rl IOkinawa shown the ,et \ Fills from itpi\ |>,i.-ib[o ilmorc force that could reasonably bo ex­ Corps on Mar. 30, 1912 at the (tear) patch nr the European1< lull ui its legidur weekly liun h-! , , , , o f enpturing the Fart t’cntrul pected to result in war with tho l Orlando Army Air Base. He wan *1 s i M i i i f t 1 T i i i i u l n i * „ f l l n i . r u l l n n i c ttu (c*ll t i ■ *> rs* 1 1 « I 111* 1 i kI\ 111i|i ( ||11111 H |*| |* ff ll l l i l l i f l . a r i r e MKhUT nr UimrillOliH pliuil. run tiulav l*V ( i Uimki* Imihv WIIU 1 1 .g. f,.;, .I..,.,,,, t , r r I Florida Coiifci clii'e crown last United States. A delegation c,m*i ting* of trained ut Maxwell Field und . 1 1 Capt, Itovall was {.art of the lllrnnffCl| Mm ,,rogrsm. 1 “ f Nuofmd at Fiotov afteiiiooo in JacksonKd Whit in i and receiver! Ids graduate flight B o n d s first Task Force to arrive in Ire |n inlrodioirg tiie film, Mr. i.'i.'i'' f*’, " " lueil ■u,,l,I>y r 1 villa when tlo- San .lose 'school John Krider, 1liitul .... 1 lin » Sertcmlier. in n . w-iMt "'ey etlh'.l noil now ............ l,y 1911, with 70 7(1 T,»uhy said that il was designed /. truihing at Craig Field where to! the Saiil„i,| Naval Air Flalieo. eleven doii'iioil the Feds by a J u l i a n Slcnstmni ie|ii'i>',inle.l 81111 font basehull in lc i.-t at u he was commissioned a second WEST PALM BEACH. Nov oilier nurses. She returned H. thr -Iiow "how some " f vein uioney is score of 13 to i>. minting o f Florida State l eague lieutenant and a flyer of pursuit 'Jfi, (ri*) •— Kilwnrd pall, tni#!**** *»/ <^tulcn *»*» mUilitin in rt*frunr\( leing spent, how tlie hamtkiize wa* I nowii a Fort lived. Il was f',, 0 i'll Goo, c Kettles' bo) * assigned to (tie i.lids’ proved to lie u des|H'rn(u here that Mr. .Coivaii was lairii, ployed, iduogid nppisl and chased directors held at tlie F a n Gntlio and the Alfred DuPont estate wnirh • Aug. .!. ls.’>7. Game almooded ill the t'adi'ts nil over tlie gridiron Hotel in Orlando yesterday In an In. pursuit during tin* fn*t half and com- effort t|i obtain o iieitli f,n t lean Air pletrlv doinlliati'd the field. How­ local entry in the league nhcii ate re tioo'd next to help the ever, Holies come hack til the opeintluns o . shortage of second Imlf and. apparently felt 1During 1 , a cIomxI st>-.o,n, Pre tWifham JTranklin Lewis r e s ­ been railed u lot ashamed of what they had ident o f Sanford for the past 25 Lieut. Guthrie let the slimllrr Maufonl sipiud do •lent AI Climbs was diu-ctcd by cluli officUils to In, vc Peter I years, died suddenly at hfi home with the A to them ill the opelilllg half lie- F, limit. league .et rebut and ; on 1900 French Avenue yesterday five months cause ftom then on until the stutisliriiiu. draw up a M'liedole lailei. Mr Cownn uriptircd till afternoon » t 6:20 o’clock. the larger lyin' plant' ington und Lee University, nii'h i f e t t l l f o r d C e l e r y f c f l s ....... . ...... .......... ......... ..... final whistle il wa -tiictlv o li»i, <>n lluk Avenue wldellfur .a nine club league. flu* In Jummry, 1911. 4li' flew to look thu stand as the ll'll'imt , R o n d v * r . .Lewis who was formerly F o r I «4‘ 4, H h l i r i f " meeting of the t lnb next Mull-' Holies affair. Usui) l> to lie deeided vtlieli the usconnected with George Moffett's indlu and wu* theirnftei opposed a proposal that j 1 ** " day night at 7:110 o'clock Mu ulsn I......on.“ id (or many years and , , , . , i interestss u Tile Fed mm lime u u - lo llin g III limp officia ls, inoet in Iwenburg Auto Service, was born on Mar. 9 ,1 signed us u pilot „ f bomber and , A |lBnt antic Const Line Railioud ... „ . __. |iommeitdei| G.W. .Speucei nnd Ills -. ,, tlie first period when they luck­ I!* ® . Gastonia, N« <3. He was cargo tvne planes • J 1, gunito tho Florida East Coast • , Hte^nstrom lommlttec for the success o f thei* "**h Ids family ho llv- ed up five first downs und !d> nn Dec. Id. reorganito r l h h o----ns: American tlthcrs pier.eni at tlie meeting °ld, (follow in g --------,, ................ Kiyrlil barbecue Inst W od-! f ' 1 l" 1 Vc“ r'» nt a division of ....the ’larger sy ! Goose Kctllea Cclerv heds yards from M-rinimugv against Here; Daylong Bench, A li. A Survivora include hU w idow,; Theater, Asiatic Pacific with stem. .derwent . derwent a ngni light woraouv workout ti«lu> « u> „ e, d j av unl| b1h) Mr Tlouhy rmuhv uml „n,l ,lis hi* mum* at »l Mghtoenth t.igmeen h Street Mrect and ai <I ol,llH i,r,l lln I'n si- T m u I Karen, Humid Itncllgcr, Emil Mrs. W. r . Lewis and on* daught- four imtllo sUrs. Distinguished Dr.. Gninen was numetl in t he: iii iireiiurntion for ^their ai n a , „ mm|||ec f „ r t|„, program pre- J ■"k \' v"iic. and then muvied Padgett; Ocnla,, H enry Taylor, er. Mia* Gratchen iUwto. X*w b. both o f) Flying Cross with one cluster, DliPonl will nn successor tn B all, b ,, Leesburg ». -anted by Dr. Hamilton Holt, V.1" 1 1,1 *......Id hoiiirsteioi no.nr Kanford; four ebi1 — “Pearl■ A ir Itedal with a t-luslrr and should the (ircscnt trustee Wilson TurriljiMi'd nml ll._ \V. latere,.-Mr*. Chari ex Park und Wton i Avnnur. W U i the «,m l.ng Kidd o f Hunter* i'urnliisCcd; Gainesville. A*. T. _ .--yUfik H, C.; Mrs. the Prasidentlal Unit . Citation. , Thu DuPont own«r»hii> comili-1 ^olnu Mednesds) Moughlon itougntim were wcjcointai welcomed hack back in in - ;1' 1 ll"' -Jj1' •''toilon. he F'owles, AI I'otiib ttilunilo. John G*org* , MeCoritl* o f BslUmor*. l 1,® oonos j night. . . , to the club after an uhsence yf* moicd tn Luke Mary with Mrs, M . 1 3 1 luted 56 por cent o f tUir ic tmml*; Nd.i Mra. AH I* Abernathy of Nov. 9, 1945 at Drew Field and' and- they Gittttel, Ash Wing, Wyndlium * were brought "ss •*" ■„ T.hc r“ mL'l through _t ^ ,.Vrrnl yearn during which they ' Lieut. Pcurli’ I .dull Robson of Charlotte. N. C-: and Mr*. Hall la at_present residing witli hie inveiUacnL- lookimc-to^conUuLjif by the |In- . .wjilow, ‘ : liavn licet- n, g uveuniuoiL - l-i v i c e , tj ! I. 1.-. " " f t ; — by widow, -the—N ary—Ni j r-e-_< ^erpx- dn tighter lluyuurd; " Pululku, J eff FullerArmstrong v t ChaHotta. N. C.T father i f 201~WdS t ETChtrcmh son; Ft, Augustine. “TT.T Kettle si* ■ ,t when it^TnjuriL-K ullTiouj£Ti 11n ^ “ s,^ r Orville Touchlnn won Introduceil ^.r: 1 A " " 1"7^ow“ ;' 1iiTTuiki'^Mui'y: two brothers. (Ralph Law is o? Street. came out of bankruptcy, for the i sustained a hard blow on |by George K * Hickary, N. C. and Harry Lewis, purpn.se of serving communities |head and wus forced to 1, u' •’ tnd \nj Robert nober U. 8. Arm y oraraaas.. !• along the line gind In the Interest of the Rite Funeral aerHyas will be hold Kettles plans to use the same uf citisous living in the railway’s <'d by Charles ■ris# the Erickson Funeral Home starting lineup u g a i n s t the nieii," Ball testified, “ •ditsalsr afternoon at 3:00 Jackets that he used agnin-t o’clock with the Rev. J. K. Mc­ Mark Bradley's Cadets. The till xix Joan. ui i Kinley. pastor o f th* First Mathowill be Leesburg's homecoming diat Church, officiating. Inter­ Furieral service* for Mrs. Cora Itumo and a largo attendance liim.-r Dunn of Nnnf..i,l end thl. „ u,., mient department. She! ment will fallow in Evargracn E- Redrliffo, 03, who died Sunday tom S a n f o r d 1s anticipated Man Ann Cowan o f Pensacola. I w, „ Ufhl(.m.1| WHr.| work . Sgl. Richutd Purkiud ' o f the Cemetery. night nt the home of her .sister, -_______ l a t the U. N. N. S. II. In Spring- Army A ir Corps spent Jii.nioniiis Mrs. R. If. Renick. 210 Ma{le ' ____I__ ________________ M I A M I ' nT T - ,,, - « v - T h . ! I S S K ' i s r a v i T ' a iK ’' o o t i m a k u . (TifTil, M um * From Springfiv'Td in' the British West Indies h i h Avenue, were held this afternoon tuiiiv uii'uun ii -.n *B11 _ -_ — she movi'il to tIn- Nuvul HoxpiUl radio operator and u part of tho ca m ,-.n -d M ,n dxs-a eiv'ui'iii. ik b i-th c -,u n |-tl> , lo c_.l,— at 4:30 o'clock at the Ftrickson city U. 8. ACTS IN IR A N - is changing 1U tune this «v *r the th * year * Grace F'vanx, lives on O r a n g e Avo-| In Chelsea. Mass., whcie she uguiu Army Al rwav* Communications Funeral Home. The Rev. E.D. Leesburg has failed to annex u Svsiein. year. did iiunl work. nuc, was recently promoted to. Brownie* o f the PiT*bytcriun WABHINGTON*, Nov. 28. U P > He entered tile service in Sept. The theme o f advertisements to single conference victory. Among her brothers now or Staff Sergeant, It was announced; __Th* United State* haa -beted to Church, officiated, The tilt will be tho last regu­ 1942 at Camp illunding und was be placed by the city next month furinerly in the service are: II. r« st Wheeler Field on Uahu in the; Mr*. Radcliffe, who had been ( Kih Icx Kdwurtl Bells, 45, died Robson, S/Sgt. in tho Army was assigned duty at KWslur Field, ^ n l l e r * th* International tension of the in 87 newspapers throughout thu larly scheduled game developing ever th* trial* In living at th* home of hor sister United States and Canada pill season for the Celery F’eds hut Hawaiian Inlands Miililcnlv this morning at 2:45 •liscliurgcd Ort., 1945; J, W. Rob­ Miss, lie was.then sent to a ra­ for the pest 20 months had bern £ vV'#IV*>* rJ0^ Hcadiiuarler* jn Kingslamt, Gu. from u son, Pfc. of the Marine Corps now dio operators school ut Sioux Iran. Note* from Washington be “ be eur* you ,have reservn- they have two post-***son games and Hcaihiuurters Squadron of the | ^ former resiilcuL to 'London end Moscow propane In 111 health for three years. She tiona before you come." on tap. Next Menday night they F'alls, S. D. A fter completing « A ir Servke A re . Command in f SuIlfori, for llmny years ha stationed in Chinn; C. M. Rubsoli, the course Sgt. I'urkard moved was born, Nov. 30, 1881 in Walk­ thnt nil Russian, British end go to DeLandand will meet the August D o r r — who is in MM I f ahoaril the U. 8. S. Mc­ er, Mo. American troop* withdraw from Bulldogs In a contest b cln g^ l*)': a*,'-ru 1W,"lin| i? £hi5. had lived in Tallahassee for fiv« Cracken; and A. B. Hobson, Sgt. to Truax Field, Wise., and to Smy­ 8ha is survived by three sis­ charge o f Miami'* |2M<>0 ad­ *d for the benefit of the l r° v / ' A « I r ’ * Record*, yt.„ri| nll,i fn Kingxlund for three o f the Army A ir Corps was dis­ rna Field, Tenn.. where he pre­ nd J'J.H Iran by Jan. I. In any event, vertising budget — aays adver­ ter*, Mrs. Rentck of Senford and Rection n• * I ASAL. . months- He was born oil Jan. 27, th* American force* will be evepared for all overseas assign­ charged in !9t3. tising will be needed to prevent High School Bapd. Mr*. GeorgC. Bowmen end Mrs.’ by that U se. ment. He departed from the On Doc. 7 the locale will play from Stuart High Schopl, ami H*00. In Winter Garden and came prospective visitor* from Jrclng Samuel T. Prewitt o f Kansas City, The agreement now In effect states in June. 1943, WARD S TRIK E disgruntled If they arrive In th* hoste to tho Purplo Hurricanes prior, to entering the armed for­ to Sanford at an early age. Mo. Det* o f interment will bo . pledge* Britain sad Russia to Funeral set vice* for Mr. Bette While assigned as a radio opera­ Sun city and can t find a place o f Galneevnie In a tilt being ces was emnlored with the A t­ ALBANY, N. Y. Nov. 20. t/Pl— n it e v t their troop* from Iran announced later. sponsored by the Sanford h i­ lantic end Pacific Tea Company will be held at 9:90 o'clock Tues­ Workers ut the Montgomery Ward tor In the British West Indies he to stay. , by Mat . 2 o f o u t year. Meanday uftcinotm at the Erickson fkimpuny plant near Albany, N. Y. worked In a signal section with nt ant* Club for tho benefit of at Orlando. machines, telephones, th* organisations updcrprivlledgDorpilng his military uniform F’uncral Home with the Rev, W .P walked out today as part of teletype W IL L IA M S OUT DISCHARGED od children's fund. In January o f 1942, Sgt. Bowman Brooks officiating. Interment will a n a t i o n w i d e demonstration. tclegraphd and radios. ■ SgL Packard returned to th* that U s country hoc sent two Officials o f local number 40 o f tha computed a course In army rnr- he in lorkcview Cemetery. meg* note* o f pretest ta Russia. .T/Sgt. Ratfrh williams ree*ntly DREW FIELD , Tampa. Nov. 8. SUGAR BOWL Mr. B*tts is survived by o n e, r|(V’ Uiiiied Retail, Wholesale, U, S. March, 1341 by plane and • mmondance at Army ClerM received his honorsbla discharge (Special) — Preeentetion of hit NEW O RLEANS. Nov. 2fl, till School, - Ft Logan, Colo. fton, LowU BvtU cif AllunU, j 1mu| Dcpurtmcnt Store Kmployeji wa* Immediately-.given a 4£ day certificate — For th* first time two teams Meeting o f the Mon at Camp Blandlng' end returned ’hrnurahle discharge Before departing for overxeoa hfi mother, Mrs. Bettlo Betts o f 0( America said that tha strike leave after which ha was assigned * « . W .J L A- M. will to the home o f his parents, Mr- at th* Arm y A fr Fore** separa­ from west o f thb Mississippi will In June o f this year, Sgt. Bow­ Hanford; three listers, Mr*. Jodvr was very effective. Th* mana­ duty tn AUasta fo r approximately end Mrs, W. O. 8t*nse!l, Route 1, tion station at this field today meet on New Year's Day fn the man had been stationed at Camp Cameron and Mrs. V.A. Speer of ger of the mall order store, A. C. ■ix months, U * waa given bit marked the completion of 82 Sugar Bowl football gam* In Blending and Tyndall Field. Sanford and Mrs, R.L. Rowe or Swanson said his dlvUlon had discharge on Nov- 4. IM S a t l ‘ lp£ well Field. A la . and haa been r*o f servlet In the * n * « i Sgt. Bowman's parents, Mr. and Jacksonville; and two brothers, by M g t - W illi* . Syme sldlng with W* taolhag^r*^ Mr*. E, a Bowmaa, raald* ia A.L. Bette o f ML Dora and W.E. «• I/1K-- *-■ Bette of SanfordMary**. *ir;; H o b * ' ' Wilson Reports Lester Guthrie Discharged Front Fruit, Produce Victory Bond S*iow Shipments Up To Be Held At Army Air Forces Served A s P ilot OF:1 ) I M a r k e t Plans Cargo Ship Duringr.. To Receive (Tood Pacific Operations Supply This Week ' R i t z Wednesday Rotarians Shown James H. Cnwait, Seminole Drops Motion Picture 0fiJ!ioneIe,' I l| osi,(l,enU Tilt To BoIIes Okinawa Battle " s 1 ’ ’ ‘ ,irv DiHtnct Cadets Score Twice In Second Half To Overcome Fed Lead L o ca l Delegation Attends Fl or i da I^eague Meeting DuPontH Own Block Of FEC William F. Lewis [Died Suddenly At Home Sunday Lieut. Pearle Rohson Receives Discharge Mrs. Cora Radcliffe Died Sunday Night .r, . Miami Advertising: Advises Reservations jVkvm ognuwi u *i» ■"M V,r ' -11,1- f— - .'o s a s v n i r a t e " Leslie \Y. Bownmn ianil grandchildren, Donna '"j!' . wMiii work ! Made Staff Sergeant iV«ni.-r"‘nl“!n #" silrlK C , S j t i '' ,lnif »n,i -i»° IlFAhOliAliTt'im V'l i|( *1 'formir' Chlirll'S Kdward Betts Dies In Kingsland Is Out Of Service � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1945 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 23, 1945; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/18896b0e3f2cdaa40f1eef690feb3c0b.pdf 35a378922ea0843f004356b8191a6f59 PDF Text Text *■ — --------------- -- ** . * PACK SIX ^ m »ij THE. 8 ANFORD HERALD, SAl/PORD, PI/BUDA ifsas- V i Colored Vets Is Slated Thursday FC.R SALE FOR S A L E - TRACTOR, Case D. 0.. A* luhlier. Plow-Disc-Coves Chop-, F IL L up with keiwsetie and fud! per - Friend Sprayers ■ Duster ■ ofl before- wifi ter. Trnilcr-Chevriilct Truck- (JcscmI i II. If. I’OPK CO., I NC. mcchnnirul condition. Out be ! seen, Sam Harris, (intnd IsTWO FARM S FOR S ALE —Ono land drove (luike). lifter tt.Oii ! a arres, tiled lend, 1 Itepd well. A. M. — ----— - 2 story houie, 1 car garage, 1 tool bouse. 000 ft. West of Lake Monro* Pqjt. Office. One . — 5 acres, all tiled, Rood well, 2 etory house,- 8 stery barn,- U - R E F I N « g :-whitr-wmmtTi vard. J. W. Bell, Lake Monroe. like some light woik. Ho. Phone 15. _____ ______ c lo Herald. RADIO 1‘hilro cnblncl style Price rensonnhle, 1200 Mag-----------:--------------: — i nolin A vc. DODGE • PLYMOUTH VEGETABLE plants for Vicloty PARTS AND SERVICE Garden* and large acreage. DKI Palmetto Ave. Phone 1011 I onet.haren. Red. anil Chinew U K ARE lull* equipped and Cnhhngt/ Collards; Broccoli, knov. how to recup yum tires White Bermuda Onions; Neck Natural nil.bi'i oi synthetic lass Rutabagas; Escamle, Ice we protout Uie .sidewall* • lierg. .laitluea; Rutger TwittHo your tire. Jones lire Shop,[ toes; I year o'd Rh li.un »'or. 1st-and Elm, |hone 608. Roots or small plants# Ha re ThymV; Klnnucchln; Illll and Etrawbcrty plants. Fresh vhjte SEWING machines u,,aired. Wil- | lianis' Fix it Shop, 205 W. - tables and oranges parked to 1st St. T ship. .1. W. Bell, Lake Monroe phone t5. f O D Y A N D F e n d e r ile n 's . p alttr Program Will Be* Gi­ ven A t Bethel AME Church At Cannan SIT. W ANTED — fr ROOFING Brand new, solid aluminum sheet roofing V* crimn and snap lock styles. Phone. Wire-Write ni once! Fulenwider Mfg. A Distributing Co., P.O. —Bon—llB5li RIO - Loneusler- Drive, Oriniidn, Phone 21786. 1 in ju ry or fad in g si,gold o. trnrrected now to comfmt ag ing ninl w cn th u iln g . A new painI ca , - met laid nw-iiits y n J i.t - 4 ^ the* J t iu ’i u tqdW r Jia which tliry live, and m*fpng to tnifitb a lasting pence throughout Amcrigi. At the nfternoon program (here will t>e two-combined choirs, with Prof. Emoral McGrlff and Deacon Curley Brown as directors. The following white platform quekts have been invited to at­ tend: A. Reid Mann, State LuRlTin adjutant, Joel.S. Field, post­ master, and Commander of the 7th Legion district; Mayor Ed­ ward Higgins', tho Rev. W. P. IIrooks . of the First Baptist Church, untf Rev. J. E." McKinley or'ihVTIW TH EtH W IIlt ‘Choreh. Commander W A. Holly of Charles Post No. 7, (colored) The American Legion, will preside us master of ceremonies. Colored guests on the platform will ■be D. C. Brock'. Rev. G, J. Oats, Rev. B. I). Hodges, Rev. S. S. Siplln. Dr. G. W. Starke. Dr. ^(rlcklantl * Dr Z J Jerry Rev Holman. Rev. ii. S. Johnson,’ Prof, C rw n| n,|(| M> MoeMl)„ A' Thanksgiving" V ictory-cele­ bration, welcoming home colored veterans of World War II, will be given in the form of a ban­ quet at Bethel A. M. E. Church I at Cnnnnn City. Thursday noon, to tic followed by a program at 1:00 p.M. In which the Rev. W. C. Wynn. AMDDRD. Chaplain of Florida A.M. College will xfieak and to which 5“ **""** [ ^ ‘l , j made by State Senator Uo.Wl F. loosely. Boyle, ^ j . \V.y-l.y, Jin.t t’l-l >. lllillT.WCCtbclll Is I e f the coined veterans, veterans 1of World W ar I. and citixens, i\ t m h c o t 'iir n r T in : r o t v u •it n o r. NMMiMu.r; u n \ n . white nnd colored, are invited to BUSINESS SERVICE y 1 T U E S D A Y . N O V E M B E R 20,. 1045 ttttf 32 CHRYSLER roadster, good WASHING machines repaired. and nil home appliances, (laidrunning condition, 5 good tfres. Under OPA foiling. I’honc , well Gem ini Repair Shop, 707 North Mills, Orlando, phone • H10-J. .2-1072. Prompt service. TIRES E x j e r l Auto P.epairiiig We liuve in stock truck tires in ll.irficld & JarkMitn. the following sires: .wi th—— 600*21) 0(10* 20-' 700*20 750x20 _ _ — Contiectlwii , —« 7*x»n—;irtnTTTt -trmnv n —ITOTzMild ui?d!sl likklf 1ltml> Work* 745*17 “ ■ “ — »e* "31 ; PRone~371 TUBES AL'TO PAIN TIN G A gm>d stock of hath truck und IIv C.W. ' ‘ Pol” JuhttMin passenger tubes practically all 15 year* experience In* auto und sites. nircra(t|>niiitiiig. Satiford'a popuRECAPPED PASSENGER TIRES la. paint uutiib ly. A stock <>f these in sixes 600x16 HOLLER MOTOR SALES 650x16 700x16 500x20. 268 W. 1ut-SL-----X.M. Prevail Phones 2101 — lt Seville. Fla Vi MOTOR TUNK-UI* Factories recommend ' it every 5600 miles or twlco a your. EsYOUNG fryer* for sale. G.lt. *cntiul to efficient car perfor­ Thigpen, 1307 E. 2nd St., phone mance. Our expert medianic* and 80D-W. __ ______ Sun Motor Anulyxcr assure satis­ 22 ll.P. Kvlnrude and kpeedboat. faction. ('onto in today. HOLLER* MOTOR SALKS -Inquire _SutUm _BroB._Setvicc. Station. 3rd and Park. EIG H T room furnished house on EXPERT service oil innrhincs, Electric Irons, oil healers und1 Crystal laike, one half mile cook stoves, barked by 10 yearn! South of Country Club on Iuike expcrienre. Plum,. 70!-J. M a r y . Road. Four bedrooms, bath laid shower upstairs, hot Emergen-j and cold city water, all elec­ EXPERT plumbing. cy rcpnlis, rcmiMleling, new 1 tric kitchen, telephone. 30 acres sinks, lavatories, toilets, laundry 16 acres fn (electric fence) tuts, hot wutcr healers. Also Fine for chicken ranch-or hogs. house healing. Grotgc TourSome cleared highland, muck sen, Phone County -1106 nr garden, lota o f timber. Mrs. C. write Box 678, Sanford, Fla. W. Irbill. lilt* * bet u s v e i n i n ...» hu# radio scrvico won't "a rriv e soon"— It's "been here" ull I iJt" ut. 4' I, — I'hn nc 21) See as at our new homo 118 Park Ave. *oon. r o » n l« * h o o ml ii fuitit HfuiU'-v, iiri«( ini) u M t T I I 'K T O t P l ’ K .tll l.k S U K I.K W IH V H I L H I . v ; -mini iiiiirn*** « rr unknow n; , Vmi- «rp liurpli) rtitu lrn t In tin* |w*i»r In Ih r C ircu it Court «»f Hrmf* t**»|f County. FlnrhJiii In Chi n« •■ry, mi Mu* 3rd fliiy «f Drcttmtier. CMS, in ii 1 ‘crtnlii mil I f nr dlvttrrc ttirtofn I'fiiflhig. un ttlihrcvlfiicd MM«* «*f wliirtl la Ml Id red Vr*l!dlria, |t In iifli ff, V lT iU H I#**Mlh* |,l*Hf|N PARLO R wood heater, cast iron; small oil heater. 401 Palmetto Ave. BAB Y carriage. Can bo a lJ ilO Palmetto Aye. seen W ANTED USED Irfcyrlc for- three year old child. Phone 651-W. 4-DOOR SEDANi best l8iHi.no will 5 ROOM bungalow, beat location buy. Phono 42, Winter Park. In the City. Edward F. Lane, Fla. "The man who knows Hanford.” —— Qi L A Y I T A W A Y for Christmas. . . m ««> i I§ Easy Tv mis! ill yj iii and 1IU2 STREAM LIGHT T " house trailer, located at Trailer Camp. C. K. Goode. ■ LOST & FOUND 3ibpto 29c Redi-Mixt Already Colored Oleo 29c lb Quantity Right* ReaeWVd Prices Good T h ij Saturday, N ovem ber 24 Garden Patch Peas 2 MaxwelLHouse b 29c Modewi Spread C h u rn g o ld ib 2* 5 c i Stokely’s Finest Tomato Lovett's Raisin B re a d 20-oz loaf 15c Catsup Mackerel >b 25c Fresh Fla. Jtne Mullet Juicy Sirloin Steak 40c lb ib 27c Beef ib 33c WO PO INT BEET ITEMS S h o rt Cut Beef Tongues Trcah Ground Ham burger Brisket Stewing B eel Baking Tips Short Ribs 33c 25c 23c 21c lb lb lb lb Shldr. Roast lb 35c Rib Chops lb 3Bc Breast Stew lb 20c Cold Meats lb 33c Sliced Bologna lb 29c Skinless W ieners lb 3 5 Country Souse lb 25c Fm h Pig ib 55c Chickens ib 42c Nabisco PLATFORM ROCK ERS iii y o ur lelaur« hours. Just come in und try this HI iii s p r in g f ille d 21c you’ll nevitr he s a t is f led until you own it I Spgrkllng White KITCHEN CABINETS A real necessity In every kitchen I Has all built-in features. A b e a u t i f u l piece of furniture that saves time and energy in kitchen work. 14c C ottage Cheese lb 2 lc Swiss Cheese Vfe*lb 28c Am. Loaf lb 39c 0 39c lbs Kraut 27-ox 17c _ Ruperftne Picefl_______ Carrots no. 2 IOC Ex. Std. O.B. Cr. Style Corn no. 2 14c Peas no. Louisiana Green Yams 4 2. *16c It Cleena! tt Uleachesl Clorox Dud 29c 33c Cabbage ib* ,ed Itliea ii? 3c Snowhlte Potatoes 5 ib*23c Cauliflower R>15c llld Freeh Golden Crisp Rutabagas Btd. Freeh Plaid UJ ___ Stokely Chpl. Vegetables q&213 and ib York Apples 3 15c Mb 8uperflnc Mixed lounge chair on ro ck ers Peas ( 25c ORANGES 8 - 43c 1 .7 9 pkg ^ ib Sweet. Juicy Florida Fruit Cake Ritz ib 4c Carrots 2 Engtlah bch* 19c Yellow Walnuts ib 4 5 c Onions 3 ib« J 9 c ' Idaho Baking Bqft Shelled Potatoes 5 ib*25c Almonds ib 4 7 c GE LIGHT BULBS 15. 25. 40. 60 Watt Plus Tax 100. 150 Watt 10c Plus Tax 15c Apple Butter 30-ox 24c Parkey . u> 2 4 c Load Ct BuniUae X IL Allsweet u> 2 3 c Coffee 2-ib. 4Jc D e ■ m O' Hy-Oee Frozen Dog Waldorf Rum A Butter 3995 4 43c’ 26c 85c 75c 45c 25c 19c Long Link lb 42 Ga. Smoked lb 32 K in gan ’s lb 37c S u n n ylan dlb39c Meat Fryers 2-lb Size 3*9c Fresh Shldr. lb 29c Sausage lb 30c Lean Sides lb 25c Bulk Mlnoe ____ giving you iitmimt tom- Solid comfort for W ANTED TO RENT ib SHRIMP .lb FISH FILLETS lb OYSTERS pt CRAB M EAT lb LOBSTERS lb SALT M ULLET lb P A N FISH lb Pork Sausage Washburn Oreen Split broadfelt rug; 1 Ova piece ma­ ple dinette suite. Phone 402-J, TWO stores, KOfi and 807 W. Oth J B L ____________________________ Trout Turkeys ib 47c Chickens ib 55c Food only 25c Fla. Caught Speckle Point-Free N. Y. Dratsod Slewing Ward. Mrs. Roy Holler, phone Maple bedroom suite; 1 coll 222-W. spring, felt mattress; <1 three place maple upholeterad living ru -tn n n x j r r - room suite; one Ii x I t sand P w K I H ja N 1 — ib Boneless Brisket Boiling Blade Cuts Chuck Pan Ready Dtawn LOST: Black leather envelope hag. gold Initials, L.Y.I. Lost FUR HALE at Armory. Leave at Herald, DUE TO the fa :t that Navy man being transferred thi* merchan­ Reward. _ dise la the same as new: L O S T : Ladies' Eight wrh 1 three burner Hotpolnt range; watch, near Post Office.. Re- Fla. Caught Spanish BEEF Roasts 17c 14-oz bottle Grade A Western Knll .spring construction, HI 29c no. 2 cans Vacuum Packed Jars — Pan Baddy floodin g HELP W ANTED— J||| ft Factory Pack Blue Roso N. Y. D itM td. M -lbi Up OTTOMAN One of Saiifonl'ii most attractive homes, furnished. Edward F. G IR L for soda Fountain at LanLane. t-y’s Drug Htorc. Part time or ^full time. _ _ _ _ _ TH AT L i r n . i T home In "’ the country where you can have u FU LL time and part time clerks. ' garden, fruit trees, cow and ------- chickens.-—Edward >V-Lane. - —• - IL - & , A.. Department-Store.— r ~ fu, ------ - -POULTRY SALE fo rt. ( 'hoico ttf colont. = s _ . LmL 35C IjVeal 1111Meats CHAIR Ijj C orn er C e lery & C yp ress Fadory Packed C'4do A zz Walker’s Fish & Poultry Market; ~ RICE i li f H i i h n t , W 1TN K HH my »mnd and n ffilia l m »I ut Sunfnrd, Klorlda, tlilr* 2Mh tiny Mf O c l i a i f i IMS. = iii= iii= iii= !ii= iii= iii= iii= iii= iiiii= m = m III Phone'S 16-J V H Id I Bin . | Your Choice 39.95% TyngCEiduAN Drc.Hscd w h ile you w a it Extra ^ a n c ^ atna t ' l . i l l l u ' i i i T jm l ‘ aiuliL**! 'TTijtiL. K l f i t piitiUofiltfiii fiotutior 2 ^lh, Ittli To BAUERS fif — •" WAtf.fl iRTK ’ .1 , O N . . V An (L«l mi ill »lr,* l nr mf | Ii* 1> i at »> n f F» i lorlok A, i»> M»n, J r i!o* the time. 115 MnRnolin Avc. Iliu m - Fryers C R E O M U L S IO N 3 - lb p k g Mfilfi? iiiMhthr **f tho I'iiiiiitiint, nn«l * ii«!i In* ywMf(i ti* i*> ih» ohilmnni. ’ -'*)•*■•ftTjrfrmtil for Couchs,Chest CoMs, Bronchitis . While We Have Youi* Attention tVTYTIfltmf Turkeys — Ducks — Hens Creomultlon relieve*promptly be* cause It goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to sodino and heal raw, tender, In­ flamed bronchial mueou* m em ­ branes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomultlon with tho un­ derstanding you must like the way It quickly allays the cough or you a n to have your money back, a LEGAL NOTICE nrsillmt fill* f**»t »i| F l L« k If. 'Hfnpiiv * if.Mruifivif,a*lilt it "* Bjilt! I ’Wlhly, |n tt»o rriiitil y iuiln*" i*f f o u r i f y , F|««i ut hi «iff|f*r In 1111# r u u r l ImMiso »»f tt.i , * \ ‘ ■ '•uni) n 1 H*flf|ir«l. FlnrM n. wHf»!« ■ Ifthf n i l r n l » r (IMMltlll* Iniltl lh« timi* " f il.o flin t iMiltii* .tih.n «,f IIIU «* l^trli rtnfin nr •m * l In w r i t i n g , timl ‘ hull nu ll * m a im m m iiM t$erk. Relief At Last ForYour Gough iMinwnay v m j u in ino iw v r a w . r - - . “minds c f our reV«« -.id .»rl, „ f j„u »rr lirr. -J Pit .1, h.-ha] survived f.ie nustlng^ !n, , . , / , . . I,)- nstklwl amt-required1tn -re -.n !1 flt Vai "iis in turn I I iitirhallciiinl) * inhnlng veterans thi ideals of be- at(> ,-l.. m. Mini dt-manri* wlilcli • 1 vur^as in lurn. iiiinrnmiu i»,i , |*w „1,|ding cltirens, standing ......... . ciiher ... you. m » ha-.* YATES At TO P A IN T K BODY SHOP _ 1 05 N. P*t„.ettn .n r. Phone 171 FU TU RE home builders—ask for eous concrete blocks that will have quality and durability. Miracle Concrete (Jo.( 300 Elm Ave­ WE P A Y liiutiest cash to ices f..r used fuiniture. Haynes Hi Wilnue. Mania Ku,ultuxo Co., 211 E. 1st St. phone 058. CHOICE of three young milk cows; one 3% year old saddle IIORROA I I KitF. W ill-H E ” ' horse, good hunting pony. PRIVACY IS RESPECTED Boston Steele, phone 776-W. YOIIR natural desire lor privacy In money muttern is strictly ONE re-lmilt sewing machine, respected here. Friends and good condition.- Sell or trade. relatives oru not questioned Phone 701-J. about your credit. Your en«COMPLETE lino mechanic*! tools plover or busltius associate* Including acetylene welder. | will not hear of your personal Priced to sell. Inquire lit' affairs. There is no cause for Johnson's Store, Monroe Corembarrassmentncr. A. K. Parham. , Reasonable credit requirements. * . V | No eo-makers o t n-nnev loans. TRACTOR tun! trailer mounted o n . "ariskln nayment plans, ruhlier, dmihlc disc and metal FA M ILY IO A N TO. leveling Imenl Good Condi-. F1n||l)a |Un|; „ W,. I'honr 31 tlon. Reasonable price. J. I~| -----------. . . . — —. Parham. 'Imiuiro Johnson's. MEET ME at 615 Patk Avenue Store. Monroe Corner. I Thursday, Nov. 22, nnd let's „ - —;------------* r ----- enjoy a real old Thanksgiving GOOD paying grocery and meal ,||,,ncr. plenty of Turkey, market. Owner has other in­ Pumpkin pie and nil the trim­ terests. Box TA , C IO Herald. mings. $1.26. Tall 106-R for Phone 624-W after 7 P. .M special reservations. S®PBBW»fcBniBni Pr O. I.. Hunt Deputy (Si: At.) * �) — f 'w * ____ l wm. J« Unity There Ir. Slrwtjlh— T e Prefect the Peace of th* Worldi To Promote tho Program of Americai T o Produce Prosperity for Sanford. VOLUME XXXVII ' Eh? Established 1908 TH E W EATHER Fair south portion, partly cloudy north por* lion, continued mild thin afternoon, to­ night and Thursday. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK war GM Employees Go On Strike Eor W age Hike L— - St. Patrick’s (Jets Face-Lifting. ■■ •- ■■■■ Reds Are Given Not Guilty Is Five Posts By Plea Of Nazis Gen. DeGaulle At War Trial NlTMIlEIl 50. Associated Press Leased Wire Christens Carrier ‘Valley Forge’ Coalition Is Formed Warned Against Mak-( With Three Major ing Speeches, Goer-, Parties Placed On ing Tries To Read An Equal Footing His Hut Is Stopped Walkout Will Force A ll But One Motor Car Manufacturer To Close In Week 1 . -■ SANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 21. 1945 Legion Gives NewOkeyTo Peace Group Public Is Urged To Take More Interest In Foreign Affairs Meeting: Nears End 'PARIS, Nov. •Jt. oPi— The dls-j CHICAGO, Nov..,21, (AI») pute which had threatened to 1 VUKlINBKRti Nov. 21. <V.— , —The Amoricnn Legion has • col laj sc General Chmles Do There \v*i n drnnntic moment Gaulle's provisloiiul gorcrunient in Nuernberg l.xlav before t o waffirntetl its approvul of ttppvui* ip have l-eefi settled. four-power inletnalional triliun I tHo United Nations Organi­ i:alltlon French government when tho 20 NaxD accused of zation. However, rthe, Legion has beer \ i up which gives the hhwou* war crimes plea led Inn -• has strongly urged ihjs. Ra­ • vomiftuun v? live ftqrtfollo»,*on nnfeeiR. equal' bn,is Im.-i* with th'rwpl thr^othcr twot Thr pirns were heard during* equal tion to adopt and announce a major' parlies, the SinRalists and a heroic ten minutes with rr definite foreign’ itolie.r. Popular -Republican*. _ t sponsc varying from the !«• The Legion’s 27 annual imThe 'Secretary General o f the 'lik e bark of ‘ No* from Rudolf i Communist tatty. Maurice There* Hess, Hitler's one-tim e l i g ’ t ' tionai convention in Chicago |has been mode one of the four- ml- hand man,' to a passionate reply ; also .urged Jhc American toMipte ulsters of state without portfolios. o f 'Not guilt\ in the eyes o. . to take a • greater interest in The other state ministers arc So- Ciptl’ from thr llit-cr Yo.ith J foreign uffairs. The I.rgioniinire* rialist Vincent Auriol, Popular chief, llnhlur Von Schirncli. called for maintenance -of the The liigh |*>int cam? when I Uepubliran, Frnnrisquc Gay nttri highest standards of American 'Rightist I ouis Jncquinot. Lord Justice Geoffrey Liwrenr justice in the trial of war Coniin mists also liave born no- presiding, culled the defeii Inut criminals. , med to the Ministries of Nation­ forward one by «ne. Hr Warned W IFE OF THE COM MANDANT of the U.S. Marine Corps. Mrs. The I-rgion winds.up its con­ al Economy, Industrial Production, them In plead incfely Innocent Alexander Vnnderprlft hteaks a bottle of rliampagnc across the Ihiw vention today w ith . a flurry of ' Labor and the newly-created Milt- or ‘ guilty and to refla te- fi mi, of the new 2'oUo ton nirriint earriei Valley Forge in formal vhrij- business scheduled to keep the DETROIT, Nov. 21,-<AP> t bfalry of 'A rmamcntm— ——' ~ rp «X p r- which- they would > - I toning . iromi'idr- at the-IUS. Nnvv Yard in* Philndrtntmv.-THTTCDrft- L«gluniiuTre*-bu»y. " T h ^ O c n ci at ^Mo to rs ati'tTrt* Rimnviwnr jjj»«iilTtM -hmwwlpaotol^.: ’ ^ T h e - ^ K i u i u - U ^f,lic* lo y i ■ RettuLHran —pgrty firnttflUes r.a ^ilut^tffsptie-^fic wariHwov' I I <m ^ -- .... -— — —— voPe on a host of resnrutinns mak- lias begun without lHtidcnC.Hr i toreign minister. De Gaulle vj - mann Georing, stripped of iiu , Detroit, in Flint, and Pontiac, I iug known thr organisation's I tMlns tli„ |resiUancy-anU-with—It- raedaK and *tnrignin- me- Gernintri stand on universal military train­ Mich., and in cities .from, i the national defense ministry.' Reichrmarshnl, luinl-ered to thing,. unified command of the ccAst to coast, the workers, The Communists hold the Inr- micrriphniir with a prcpnrrd-l armed ' force* nnd United Status gest representfllion of any |>nrtv speech in his hand, <antl tried in ' fWd out of the General foreign policy. in the National Assembly, and had rend it. Justin- I nwrence halte Motors plants in an orderly The lust srheduled business for demanded one of the tiir.ee major him. Then, ‘ with mi ungi.v the Legionnaire*—anxious to iefashion and at once. estab­ MIGHT K A ^ IIL IA ll TO A M . on New York's Fifth Avenue is tho rnliinct posts -Interior, t nr or rimai’e. liroring Intoned: "I turn In their home toe the Thanks­ lished their picket lines. A t the intricate scaffolding that .sheati.J* St. Patrick’s Cathedral, now | Foreign Affairs. The uispnie eclair myself in -th ■ sense of giving holiday— Is the election Cadiltae plant in Detroit, a union undergoing an exterior repair job that many lake two years. Un- rnnte to a head last week when De tha Indictment not guilty." A n d . of nulitinnl officers. aound truck began playing music familiar, iltough, is tin- view- downward from u hign point in l.in'ke- ‘ f'nulle submitted his resignation. resignation, ha'waddled buck to his -eat. Fui mi-i Illinois Governor John one hour before the 11 A.M. dead- feller Center. Note the tiny figure of u imm '(urrowi on the spire’s I The assemble voted overwhelm-1 Meanwhile. J u s t i c e Itnlieit | Stelle (CGI apparently had hi* line. Then, -aa tha hour arrived, top. <International) chief U. K. prosecutor. campaign . for national rnmmntidan announcer's voice blared out | rcslgn. but directed bim to « l w • S " ! * Y Z V lc a ’* °r s s r " sL-xinst' ' S H n w B rO t’ d ’ V P y f l i t s (lllC e d T o M in im u m rrship of the Legion well in saying: "You are now on strike. * “htmd:--------------- -. You are now on^atrikf^!___ ... --------n ' 1------- 1___ ______1/-*-----------*----------f $ * - l nriira interestin'!! disclosures.1 Two World War II veterans nlsn .parties in the cabinet. ,i,„t the Ci-rmmi, I .... ~ v * „ . — r , , Jaekson .„;.i -aid that the Germans1 It, Mi lar I ( on.nl < 1 ruining at tin- Sanford Naval ate running for office and ap­ planned ns far hark as- MMO to Itei-iintd fi Aus.i., I in A ir Ktutlnii will be HisconUnued parently will have clear sailing.-* ant naar the plant early this attack the United States. He Irtt I.r.'mnjlsl. and phiyci -if today and I’oO of tile personnel will They 'are I'npt. Fled I.a llmyi. of morning. Whan tha strike coll revealed, too, that Natl records leading putts in New Yin’, . lie lisnsfei real to the, Nuvnl Air Cnickasha. Gkla.. and Dudley was sounded, workers began, also diM'Inseii that the Japanese I.nndiin. wlm nptrntf' vi win-1. Station at .Miami where training Swim, of Twin Kails. Idaho, are streaming in for coffee dough.! ■ • , will lg» rcMimsyl on Dec.ll, it wns running for two of the' five vice nf*nn,'M. J,° Lrltoiv thfat-r at flin t........ .. announced today by ('apt. William commanderships. I.a Roon is a .t e . l n„ .rtn • ,^ u „ ‘ hr Kl I" the 'foothills of the He. the u.r of Russian traitor. ,,f Ne . Vork during ll.c T. En-lun, eommnnding officer. survivor i-f the llutn nn death In all, General Motors employes ] _ 1 ____ The rtipilnnls on trial heard slimmer -onson recently stoopr,) I.etween next Monday and marrh and was a prisoner of th* Justice Juckson express the hope in Sanford while hi. n r . c.r* Thursday 150 nf the personnel Japanese for almost four yearsr T ie Silver Star...awarded |wst- that the tribunal would visit the being .repulled, iipis ned to l.iok will I,- transferred, and hv Fri’ The l.rgidn lias I'hoacn a there are more than 71.000 offlee C O II 1 1 * ft d i c t 2011 B V liumouslv to S/Sgt. iRolicrt L. naarby D a r l i a u ronrentrutlim up un I aw the -il.i- gi J-d day. I'lKi officers. The remainder Chiengo attornev ns its ‘‘ Man workers, who have been told not Evans, was presented to. his bro cgntp. At Dachau' 40 other Nari- llirkisll Cipt'lu oil till- old I'll'll of personnel will lie uttnehed to of the Year-" Kllidor M. l.ilauito force picket lines. In Mariden, William D. l>eahy tiier, James K. Evans of Sanford, are i\,t» on trial befbre a United lie tel on ('ummerciid Street tie .1 the station complement. FVcess uti won' the $t.0<>0 prise fur hi* at n ceremony in the office of Sb$ig^ ^-military coprt for war to rim .old dppnt, leixonnpl will remain liaro pond­ community service. He intends U> Kiwuntirtlffoilnv bhl $11,2 ( 10- to­ WARHlNlittfV. NdV. 21. ld»t— Harry A. Blsho,i, command­ ing passible transfer to Miami or torn over the money to the Uni. Motors Naw Department plant kre The joint llousr and Senate ward pun hase o f .Victory bonds Col. Tin- oddliv of iirc'iiteetitre line other ing officer at Welch Convalescsnt Puring today’* proceedings at naval iirciis. vcr.xlty of Illinois fop a scholar­ staying on tha Job. A spokesman Pearl Harbor investiguting com­ as Edward F. .l-ane, realtor, condoubtless attracted the nttenliuii . j Nuernberg Jackson’s voice was The Sanford Naval Air Station ship for a needy war orphan. . for the union local has sxplained mittee had before .It today con­ ducted n spirited uuctiUn of Hospital. of many other tourists pissi'ig Also present at the cerempny alternately sarcastic and scornful. will assume what is called o-mninthat hla organisation has been tradictory statements * from tw o 1 various urtirles at tile club’ s General Eisenhower, shortly a f­ , , . , . . , » • « » Mrs. L. W . Ilowman. a sis-1 ||r rH,| an order to the Ger tbrougli lierr, but nolimly ever tennnre status. ThD means thnt affiliated with tha CIO only alnco admirals concerning a statement lunch^m at the Hotel Mayfair. , tdr. Jack P. Evans and iW illiain C .! nnned forces from Hitler did anything about it. Mr. Goode, personnel will la- ieduce.I to a mi-* ter lie’ was nominated by Presi­ last month, and did not particip­ ittributed to the late Prcsi/cnt F. Husky Wight nnd *rc*l K- EvMI15, hrothers. utitl Mri*. J. E« ti'lluur the •Arnw (u luivr huh- $ however, , . Investigated, .. . , found , ..the tiimum to maintniii tin- station dent TniniMii to lepliiee General ants in the strike rota. Pre­ Roosevelt. George C- Marshall us Chief of Wilron bud charge of thr I*"’- f- ^ tu and children, Beverly and .g-cupicl countrlos " d i» ! X n ^ vu ti^ oi.l^ g.H-ll' viously, the local waa affiliated ami at nod tu keep it ready tu resume Staff of the Army, spoke before Admiral .1. O. Richardson, fo r­ gram. Kiwanis bond purchases Wayne, traec, a* a operation* on short notice. An appear without a with tho. A F o f L. Sgt. Evans was killed while |i|,„|tive measure aguilftt mer Pacific fleet commander. to date were reported by Dr. un- onet- the thought cattle to him additional funeliou o f' housing the ’l.egion assembly lu-t night The General Motors walkout told the committee thnt I’ resjdent : Ihut this would he the Ideal rumhat air crewmen and personnel nnd lent strong support to the T. Di ff. president, to Ik.-. f fighting with tho 124th Itegt., Jllat • frl.-ndly nets. sta tha nation's total number ** Roosevelt suiil Hint •lie ---i* —" - doubted • '• - " - I fiOfl. . Infantry Division, on Mindanao.| when ho iieeuse.l Arthur Seyss plan- In eoiivert u -"hani the iter" awaiting dcmotiilUathin. pill lie proposal for mergimr the united workers idle In laeor disputes whether the United t'lnl*'? .wbuld \\ hcneyei see . Mt--Another brother, Pfe.-Edward ►•‘ -iniliisn .Tn.iuert“ oOIf ri.mpllclty Iif the befur showfog ef llruadaay hit*. enrrinl mil lint il filrllier notire. force* nnd to President Truman'sI »Ihivvaniaits Ti ::.....complicity III- I-I u-1 i . together. > .•— . .............................................. »-Jr., --------• « . ^. . Austris. •' •Jackson '• in me for universal peacetime above the &00.000 mark. That go to war even if the Japanese Isiinr l^ne nn«I ami Mr. Mr. Might Evan*. serverl —»«»with tho sume ,riiyll| turned similar In ••me of the I .it 11*I'erroiinel moving to Miami were plan total is scheduled to Uko an­ attacked the Philippines. im m a program they know some outfit in another company,and I* hi* ^MIC „ „ ( hc defendant. Sevs* ! Thentcr* mudle famous hi New mutinii—l by ( ‘apt. Easton that training. other npwerd Jump on Monday. «n i ii-nim. i ncy wensiiii at mi Minuaneo. -Ioiluert. Admiral Ixshy, personal f'h lrf fill! tin will result. They were iiim not still Mindanao. -Iniiuart, chill on hand, listened ■England whinh us in I'rovioee- llier-,i-rt- few living aceoniodatioiis' The United Retail, tyholesale. and of S taff to Roosevelt nnd nnty disapiediitml loditv wlien Mr. The ritetion aecomfanying the town gate inilinl starts tu the iivi-ilid-lp in |Inis area, and it was •' Department Store employes of k«i v|ng in Hie same rapacity f »r Wight in intiiMliicing Mr. l-atie mednl reads ns follows: 'refleet* stage and screen rnreem uf sue.i stm-iglv -mggpslnl that no de­ America, CIO, have announced I resident Truman, told a i |referred to him lix a professional i-rrnt credit — ulld upholds the y--------—— plu.ti-is a. ll-tti- Davis, Ann pendent* lx- iniivnl. to thnt urea , iiuctioneei wlm hud been |itartheir Intention o f calling out all mil fee member tb.it lie bad no highest traditions of the Scrvire ... ., Hauling Edna St- Vincent Millay iinb-'i armiigpinenla bud l-een employe* o f Montgomery We/d recollection that Mr. Roosevelt tiring es|a-t'ially for tlm occasion, — .upon hearing the cry of » - I L l l l f l f l t r k : I I P ! P H L and nl her . made In house them.. 1/ L 1 L rt l j Mi. I .one relorteil he did not wounded man well in front of the I k U I l l I U ^ n end Company for a etrike of one made uny surh statement. An attempt tu delay this move­ Accoidingly, lie has routed the week only. The Union president, Richardson furth.r told t h- , hr ha introrlucc.l b y ; lines, without hesitation , fSgt. n L L V c I e 9 0 T i k 0 huge mum from Miss Aninkn ment until after tile holiday period Samuel Wolchok, .aye the strike committee tlmt ho w,.x i. lieved « •"» ,r , Evans oroceede.1 towards the man 1 ) ( I U > T C U t » l U O Tllkinll. had it inslMieted by File had li'—1< i-uidr. hr said, lint heaction will be taken because nf his command In 1'itt la-la-ler, when a If* pound turaey. umlor the continuing heavy fire, „ Chief Mack Cleveland, and City rims- i-f tin- high level- policy tlhrd'e boa failed to reply to a cause he had butt thr ' feclinvs ' U,F# auction^,^ M r^ i^nc^but^ \vas rno^rtmllyrwoundesl iK-fore [ p LO C al C O n t C S l Inspector Gtndy Diuo-np, nod is which dentnnils immediate eonLighting of thr rnlnrcil lights referred to it a* a bantam ton union proposal for renewed nego­ of the late President Roosevelt. having il cleaned out, piepitrn- sulidntii-i uf -tutions, it wns dis­ on First Street, which have liccn ster that lupl been ruisnl liv tiations- Tho union had offered Richardson - went on to slate lory tu electing, 0 slnuil stage approved. However, it lit ex- dimmed since the first l-lni-kmii, lly Julian Htrnstrom to drop Ita demands fo r a closed thnt the Navy assumed on Get. Mr. IVight. and said the luttcr (tud in-tailing' seats for the nected that training will In- re­ repair nf the Celery neon sign The Ilaby llulldog* of Delaind had started a poultiy farm with shop and dues check-off if the 10. 1040 that the United .‘ tales duced to n minimum lietweeu Dec. near Ihc Roumillut and Ander­ High School took to the air and staging‘ of some popular lltoudcompany would submit other was ready to go to war if the seven hens and one loostee. and Jan ‘J. and thcr Will la- a son Store, construction of new tvay hit;'. He predicted Ihut he tn>*rd the Ilaby Fed* of Seminole. This banter got the Kiwaniao* l>olnta under dfspute to arbitra­ Japs retaliated against a pro­ Would, lx-,, able In get . the, place llla-rnl policy of eros* rountrv Sanfnrjl signs on .highways and into u good humored spirit' of ■ High for a 20 (o (I loss last , , # tion, Wolchok sold that the one posed plan to 's-top Japanese fliglds from Miami wl)ich will repair of old ones, were among fur night-at the .th le t* field Before " ti,r. ITori'u t week strike mlg|it be repeated shipping. This plun foi a block­ bidding and the turkey brought nermit penninni'l to. spend u,t Ilo* recommendations made yes­ 1 soma 600 fans. . '"’ '.•T1 ' 1 n $1,100 bid from Major Allan from time to time. least a mut nf the I'liristmaii terday at a joint meeting of the ade, however, waa never earricj I Tho locals opened the scoring |T,*m I *H . 1 1 . vvlfp. , __. Whortnn of the Salvation Army. iieriml with their depandents who Tolirist und Convention ComThe strike o f General Motors out. ii the (he first Period *'/’ rrntuin in SanfurdIt was iloilHtcil by E. I. Hoy, .' Iin period when a drive 'irjrcss. wloin- main employes holds enormous poten­ mittre 'liml Publicity Committee Admiral l-cnhy is slated tu be riurled ______ Hie ball to the Bulldog! 10 u Iheutrlrnl ililetJno. D. Jinkins, I ----------- -------------------------- , ___________ _____ .... _____ _ .**bi- '* Capt. Easton ’‘extended his of the Seminole County Chamber tialities fo r the entire automobile the next witness licforc the Fred Wilson, S. F. Doudney. O. P. llerndmi J. E. "Ted"Wsthen was re-1 im yard line. Grantham carried ! 1,,r. thank* to every man, woman, tphiatry. The U AW la demand­ investigating committor nnd ac­ i elected as secretory of the Samp j to the eight, Alexander plunged M.' , '•uu le x'«i<‘o D'ul he rivilinn and nffircr' for their ro­ of Commerce, held at the City ing the SO per cent pay increase cordingly to Senator Alben llurk- and Judge R. \V. Ware. ■ The highest Idd was hy hal, n°le County Farm Hureuu and i tu tha four end Drul went over undertake to train ot i-ralion and linnl work during Hull yesterday. throughout the industry. And it lay of Kentucky, formvr Secre­ The Rev. M a r k Carpenter Randall for a $25 bond donated , Henry Thurston as treasurer at! center for two yards before Reel . [of*l * * , , . ■ l,rtH*ur,' " n' their stay here in Sanford. was voted to strike— If necessary tary of State Cordell Hull will served us chairman of the Tour­ by Harold Kastner. Fin- C h ief, the mooting at.Jhe Court Houso! >hifted from center to fullback j would, have hi* own cast of —against Ford** and Chrysler, follow Leahy In the witness Mack (!leveland bid $500 each Monday. ist Committee uml Fletcher E. ' th plow over for the touchdown. |pltJVcr*. I he plays will lie udatitThese two companies, together chair. However, Senator Idarklcy for two hags o f oranges. Vial- I _ Boll* us iicting chuirmun of the . ----------Giantham's attempted conversion , “ bit- to the siso of the hull. Inwith GM, ere tne big three of says Hull may not appear uutrt- tots’ Piildirity Committee. Drr.-n. 'B. Jonc* o fj , The Sanford Naval Alr'-Ststlon f,,,,n tilafemenl Was MocVctt.------ml-UU. were D rrrNv *B. „ m toll.......... .... ....-----tho auto industry. New mart— aigrtii— advertising— sfter the Thanksgiving holiday. Cordele, G*., Rev. W. If. Ruff I Orchestra will play for the In the second period, Del-and’* I Among tlm slar* ho lias trained this section were rerummentlnl. However, an industry spokes, and M. A. Dyul, who were guests Thanksgiving evening dance to fullback, Nix, tossed a long j he said are. Tom Drake, Metr o TOKYO. Nov. 21, (/Pi— Gen- These would be placed on Road man—George W . Romney—says of the Rev. J. E. McKinley and morrow night ut the USQ. Re­ aerial to McLaughlin who tra- Goldwyn-Mayer actor who pluyn corral Mur Arthur’s headquarter* 14 near Minis; Rou-E I I near the strike against GM means all Walter Schnabel of the- Key freshments will be aerve<T. tried the remaining .’10 yards tho bashful lK»y next door that has directed the Japanese govern­ ML Dora; U. S. Highway No. I but one automobile producer will Club. for a score. Nix again tossed to Judy Garland was so intent on be forced to abut down in a week. W. F. Brunson, local manager Mrl-aughlln for the extra point. meeting in the picture. “ Meet ment to com; ilo complete infor­ ut llunncll anil ut the Coquina Dr. I . T. Doss announced that mation on the location of graves Hotel near Minis. Repainting of feeds par' i to virtually all Kiwanis is sponsoring a Gaines­ of the Mather Furniture Company, Drlmnd came back in the third Me In St. Emils." Tom. he said, of all Allied personnel in Japan. the 3 mile sign near the Kt. outer car manufacturer., except d if. V.i Randall, also connected was brought to Clinton Vbllow ville - Sanford football game here i.i. ,x — 7 K --------l period and Roach shot a flat the Ford Muior Company. NEW YORK. Nov. 21. 14V— on Dec. 7. with the local store, are attending , ^ |Jorgh wh0 went the by his sister, and was ut first The directive says the report must Johns bridge at Monroe,. was urged. Tha London radio heard today a Philco convention this week In M.m, i n|ng dlsUnce for a score. so painfully shy that ut ru he completed liefore Dec. 15% Tlie directive ridncide* with the It wus requested tlml thr San­ in New York (by NBC) aaya two Jacksonville. Roach passed to Pound* for the heursals ho Itael to recite his disclosure that u renewed search ford Merchant’s Association lie Sanford To Observe of CtechoalovakU'a largest cities | extra point. lines with hi* hack turned to the is underway fiir Allied personnel asked to contact tho proper have been evacuated by Allied S g t . R oy Is Midway In thefinal stsnxa, cast; while getting him to put still listed us missing in Japan. authurltiea in regurd to lighting Thanksgiving Day troops. Nix faded deep and tossed . a his urm around the "heroine" More than l!(X l American eir- of the colored lights on First The cities are Pilsen and Hrucnn long pass to Mcl^ughlln who for the first time, took all the mrn urn included on this list. Strgqt. Storeo, banks, city and county —. both large armament centers. nabbed It In the end tone fur the tact that Mr. Goode could, ntux* Los* than 30 grave* of Allied Rand concerts, weekly, nr semi offices and schools will be closerl Pilsen was evacuated today by Sgt. and. Mrs. Roy Britt re­ Ihirtl Bulldog touchdown. The ter. Drake, however, gradually personnel have l-een discovered so weekly at the Municipal Band W ASHINGTON. Nov. 21, UP)U. 8. Army forces while Russian turned Tuesday to Sanford from conversion pass was knocked gained confidence he said. Senator Claude Pepper’s offl.-e fur sn dthe Japanese say that In Shell, using high school or other troop* left Bruenn. Yuma, Aria., where Sgt- Britt | Other stars he said he has muny instances, the locations of banrt talent, were suggested. The BBC German-language was stationed prior to receiving reported today that Henderson down. Grantham, Alexander, Kenny, trained ore Doris Nolan, co-star other graves are known only to Field fl.OOlHMO Hillsborough Present were Rev. Car|>ent«r. broadcast said the departure hi* honorable discharge. County airport north of Tampa Lansing and Deal played well o f "The Dough Girl*;” K. T. torul populaces. Joe 8. Perry, M. N. Cleveland and tlon on Urn data, Nov. 22. ceremonies in both cities were Sgt. Britt served overseas as has bdn declared surplus by the for tha Feds and the local for­ Stevens, featured In "The Voice J. M. Bowlby of tha Tourist Schools will remain cioaad Fri- attended by Cxech state officials. a radar expert and when the war Army. The field may be used os ward wall was like a block of of the Turtle;" Eleanor Lynn, Committee and F. E. Bolls, ended he was stationed in tNe Hu- a cargo plane base. g r a n ite . Jennings, Whelchel, star of "Strip for Action" and George Touhy and llasky Wight Sanford Post Office wlU be - Tne S : varian Alps In Germany. During Wi-lherington, Jenkinson, Shoe­ Kenneth Lynch, star o f "The The Venice Arm y A ir Field of the Publicity Committee. cioaad fo r tha (lay. his year oversea* he also served has also been declared surplus maker, Reel and illarden dis­ A Sanford Ministerial Associa­ in England, Belgium and France. to the needs o f the Army. Col. played exeelient defensive talent. Gang Busters.” BUILDING CODE tion Thanksgiving Service will be Mr. Goode I* author of a num­ His training In thta country Shores, MIAMI. Nov. 21, 0P>— With Commanding Officer, However, the Fed baekfleld could Grady Duncan, city building Said at 9:30 o’clock the First trior to going ovar*«M included ha* been advtaad by the War De­ not stop the effective Bulldog ber of successful plays Including, 20 horses already entered — indi­ Baptist -Church. Tha Christian "Ashes,” starring Florence Reed; rations are that Gulf-Stream and aanltary inspector, returnra! 14 montha at the radar school at daactivation passing attack. recently from Birmingham, Ala., A district Boy Scouts meet H r Madison Wise a n d a i u r at partment that tha ““ Science Church will have a ser­ "Just Beyond," starring A. E. Park’s nnenlng day handicap vice at 1E00 A. M. and Court of Honor will be helJ ^ . ‘X t o n ^ f r i o r to ^ ° f ab0Ul N9V' Anson; "Rstrlbutlon," “ The the $5,000 Broward — will be run when he attended a week long con­ vention o f tha Southern Buildl anlerinr the sender service, ha £ N a edition o f the Herald will 00 Nov. 29 at a location to he , entering Weakling," "Kalula" and others. In two divisions on Dec. 1. be owned and announced soon, according Congress where he aerv printed. HLLKN GLASGOW DIES The deadline for nominations lie has played leading part* in operated the Gulf Filling Station MOSCOW SERVICES 'Randall Chaao, district chairman. earth and nominating com­ TeE ot Dm will |Ucl£ ob* many New York productions in- ha* been set for Saturday. Wit) a t’ Sixteenth Street and Sanford The meeting will be precede.! Avrnue. RICHMOND. Va. Nov. 22,C o ­ eluding, "Sandro Botticelli" (Eva four Hays remaining. Gulfstream mittee. rrnue. 4 He hope* to re-enter MOSCOW. Nov. t l . DP)— A ^y a covered dish supper to be business In Sanford, be aald today. special Catholic Church service A nationally-known woman author, LeGaliiennt), “ The Merchant of official* say th* field undoubtedly The. purpose of the Congress, served by mothers of Jhe tcugu. be sard, wag to formulate a uniMrs. Britt to tha former Lilllla will mark Thanksgiving in Mos­ Ellen Glaagow, died today at her Venice" as produced by David will Include 30 or 85 entries. D. B. Crumley and H. E. Morris Borland of Spnford. cow fo r members o f th* American home 1a Richmond, Va. She waa Belasco, Georg* Bernard Shaw’s Three additional carloads of formb liuildlnf code fo r the South will be In charge of tha program. Pullt- "Th# Devil’s Disciple’’ (Theater horses hove arrived- at Gulf- which Would be flexible enough colony. It will be held at the 71. Mias Glasgow won 'T M j p M i e ' to Invited .to attend latoat Guild) und others. He alto ap- atream, bringing tha thorough­ to keep |up to data from year to largest residence o f the United States ser Prfea In 1942 for thr Ceurt of Hos^ dUeting.. year. tt j o f B ou S *A n UeHca. Jf?usrtiuueg 0# rage r e s t) Ambassador, AvereU Hsrriman . book, " la This. Guy. Id/*.".. bred colony to about 409. WASHINGTON. Nov. 21. < A P )—The II ohm of Repre­ sentative* haa received leg!*ihtion which would penaliie labor unions that violata noalrfke contracta. The meaiure waa labeled for prompt ac­ tion by the rules committee, despite cries of opponent" that it wonld — aa they put K — stab labor In tha back. Under terms of the bill; anyunioaa striking In violation of ne-atrike agreements would lo a o collective bargaining rlghta for one year. The Crgixlatian also relieves the employer of any obligations to the union in such a case, and makes the union respon­ sible for civil damages. Reginald Goode Flight Training Rents Pico Lobby At Naval Station For Stage Plays Is Discontinued I S Producer Expects To Personnel To Be Rc- i' -Wjthin l « Adm. Richardson Kiwamans Bid Appears Before $6,200 Toward Robfirt L. Evans Victory B onds1? Posthumously SnVk.dtduntdywiehe*b#,ore*a"*. Joint Lommittee J±SLTttw >!!53u o!;,S tatem ent R e c e iv e s Total Kiwanis Pur­ chases To Date Are Placed A t $15,500 W.eUs To Keep-Up!Station Given Silver Star Colored Lights On First Street May Be Turned On Soon CITY BRIEFS MacArthur Directs IiOeution Of Graves Two Czech Cities Evacuated By Allies Britt Florida Arm>’ Bases Discharged By - Army To Be Deactivated 20 Horses Entered In Opening: Feature Boy Scouts To Hold Court Of H o n o r a "^ -C s S a c s it » -ubeZSfc. "tijii.tin t __Jll I'aWWM f I �sr l WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1 TI1E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA FAUE TWO i H -.J Iu ..h L Ij.'Jl!»»>■* Five Grains Of Corn •The Sanford Herald DlSRLACEO PERSON 1 nrvUnf y IttlflV ' and ‘ drove ' irviir’ ’to’ :h 'if ^truin' for ‘ ‘tt visit. Kr-fiV* iiM T M » \ WJEWESSvJ police finally spotted him when he drovi A Tminksgiving custom iicu^Hioimll.v observed is to ■iturl the meal with the (ulilq bnh; ekfypt tor u pltttc ••etnluLhing five‘ginins i»r popcorn for oouIfporadH present. They mi. «7iiie W i wiiw are doled'out and I'titeu immediately after the blessing is ¥ naked. The least follows. This recalls the five grains of to which the Pilgrims ure said to have been reduced re tbeir ship of plenty came itj. li's a good custom. I I K .t S - l l » 'l « '« S « Amer’cans sit down to turkeys dripping with fat . L»I|J■■ ! T r rT T T W fr .w rm iw t r frirn H U g ir lY h e u s e . “•n4&J*/W This Neytpaper ” Hut1, the course of true .In.-C never did run smooth. ToxcH-.i now is under $1360.1 hail jot grnnd jury fiction on n charge of stealing post office property. u S / V i KS it A T it s I'ajalitr In AJ*nnr» Carrier week .. O ar afaillh IH ree month* Ml* W a n lM , , Tbr MrraM la a «r Tl *„.artair* I’ rr** whirh I. rtrli aOrly ra lH M l « I be anr fnr r ■ai.llrntloa af all ■*»»« SI*l»Slrb rreMlird In II nr nal * 'be Mil' rCMIKU la fhl* r* T *' " " ‘T " ! ' t ie tnral a r « » |inkll«brd V T A H rlekt* «• rrp n fc llm llm ,il mpi ria l rtl*nnfrkrn b r rrla are a U n t< Wednesday, Nov. 21, tO'to T“ »AY in fla tio n The‘hungry everywhere must In* fed. That is the first Inst, greatest necessity. • If the United States of America iiutho mightiest pow^r on earth, it must not act as one who, "clothed in a 'ittie brief authority, doth use it like a ,tyrant", hut with the cjuiet and-so'cire.strength, understmuling: and gentleness of niY.Elder Brojher iti the Brotherhood w\ Man. 1 .i T K .'.: b OK MILLIONS Ur MEN v HO OBEY ji A.Vii Ha . . a . For uni 1 u> - ...... u* u son ,» m ■ . « W ent •h n ll Is 1 upon .. so v'UHJIl: Iturn, th e 'if' nto >• ■hd hi* name shall boxcar ui'rful, Councilor, th*» Ml the everlasting ralh«r. uf Peace,—Isaiah OiS. The DcLuml Sun Nuw#, i tHaT "You ~n The war muat really Is* over. Key Wee1 official* have ordered gambling establishment* down iht're to elute ut once. The Itusslnhs nre not too well eased with TrUman'* ntornir pnb policy. They probably think i she dd make them a present of ami show they hnw to shoot i Training I^oir Youth TjlE n wiM.i * •* . if. saved" O N LY l^pt 5-Man EIGHT, T#;TRE LAST MAN P^E l im in a f { i i ;s MoMm. MscNclll V*. SIuru’ it Kinaril mi ib.s — in-, if.*. _ s.y,s. It is reassuring to learn, from n recent poll, that 70 per cent of American voters are. in favor of a Qiie-yeai peacetime period 01 military training for all eligible Anu'rT•*nr After the expertihiee of these recent wars, find TlrstI and observation from many million Americans of what is •am irf-d fur iml'otml .*afety, few are likely to ijuilrrel with .. principle involved. A time may conic, as men and women hope ami nray, hen chftt.eneti nations will know war no more , and ill can sltjn; neace. -nnderf their wnif^nm M TO tr.'Tfftvy but: sudableusiiiup mer&tilMI staiafyAntl'It .i^J.'rtTF^Td. far i»«*ttw-r thnn formeiiy, that a reasonable term of mil'larv -orvii • under leaders void of "militarism" can be of'miieh benefit to young men ill general. Indeed, a time many eorne when, without a...I of gen­ eral military defense, similar training may be carried on for the physical and mental benefit of eligible youth ratber than for armed defense of their country. Yffunj? America see where Elliott Itis.scvclt vriling a Is.ak culled "What's ipg with tho PressV ' which c* it wido open, it seems tu fa i a few cdiloriuls on tint's Wrung with Elllutt?" A n in to ro a tin g tmh-ligbt on the b ou sin g niluatton conms from a stm iy o f tho a g e o f i> x isliiig rusidonccs in 200 A m erica n cities. T h e a n a lysis sh ow s thlil nl>oiit 2fi |H*r cen t a re m ore than r>0 y e a rs o ld ; 251 p er cent h gve stood from .'10 to r,o y e a rk ; about 28 is 'r cen t w e re built 20 vo .'50 y e a rs a g o ; and about 20 per. cent cla ssified as "m o d e rn ", ■ a re le-s than 20 years old, . It'* funny how the bras* h*t* nre cheeml when tli?y ride through" the street* In nn open milorooblh', und how‘ Ihey're hooed whan th«y sugnest that we may be,* demohillzlnu our Arniy add Nav.v too rajildly for our own safety. Looked at seslionully the report disclosed that tho • Californian-southwest area has less than 10 per cent of its i houses older than 60 years. Europeans with their stone cottages that have housed generations will view these figures with wonderment. In­ deed these findings urt» testimony to the really tender age ! of the United States. Wa iufjposc it i* a Included nraldem this uucsiign of tnergifut the. Army with the Navy, and one on which must of, us laymen art probably -unqualified to speiikj ktil|, it is worth while to remembor that If there Is uiiy value in mtlfled tommand, we should have had it at tho time of I'eurl Harbor in conim»nder-ln-chlef, Prcsln our commnni lent ,RoincvulL ro -: fifth our representative on the tho | Control Council nnd I had a long »«*r-1 talk with the Commanding Kns*turo an General about the whole point "t*. of controversy between Russia cm you one side u>xl Grout Hritulu find m j the United Ktnte* on the other, dth and I hope hur discussion* did we. some good In bringing about n the I closer understanding among our the countries. At leust our • eonlu g' ferenee ended most -pleisuntly J'l- l i e c a u s r when we flnl-'ied the our conference ended most plcnim- sa'ntly because when we finished to our talk Cienernl SustkoV had us on. in for n typical spread, which of ]- I course included- vodka. I found ng, (tie Russian (ienerul wn* u gomi no* story teller ami I contributed a . It is interesting to note that white Uritaln mentis poverty, bankruptcy, destitution amt what not |n it* appeals for f|!U"ri•', — sliitence from thl* country, Dritlsh labor bring* in * demand for a 40 hpur week. If they are a* broke as they soy nre, it's going to take more work than thnt to I'tt them out of the rod und make that loan any good. ’ The Tampa Tribune, whoso vvptrable odltar. Ed LambrlghL nojv past 7U, la atill going strong, ik. shucked and horrified nt the ■Alggeition that the government compel everyone1over do to retire qp a pension. "Tho Idps I* *00 preposterous for ferimis consider­ a tio n , say* the Tribune. The liquid a with this country i* thnt too many people would like Ut r*- Freddie Wi*uln<. 1M Ibit. ~ Charleston. S.C. Curp. Shnffcr. tJ.K.M.C, 13.1 Ih*. — Orlnndo, Fla. - To Of lioli via gained her front Spain in IK25. freedom \\. Ml Ihs. T C H A R L E S T O N 'S . C. 1 J i SPONSORED BY | • AH Car And Truck Owners Sanford And Seminole County hanksgiving time, we of Holler Motor SoIch bolievc, in an ap­ propriate occasion to express pur vpry sincere appreciation for the loyal friendship of the motor car and truck ownera of Sanford nnd Seminole county. •? Ynu—nnd that moansi owners of ALL makes of carp.nnd trucks— organization, helping u» to maintain our reputation ns "Quality Service Ucfuliiuarters", You h a ve com e to us in n tead ily in crea a in g num bers f o r s e rv ic e on y o u r earn anil tru ck*, b e in g «u r e you cpuld g e t H IG H C A L I H E R If you drive nr if your cur or truck is driven in any Btate In the Union und Iit involved in an accident, you can be com­ pelled to return tu that State tu defend a ault. W O R K A N D F A I R P R IC E S . You h ave told y o u r fr ie n d * ubout , ....rt * • • i $|,, • tYf f t ■ t , , * i -4 /_ .** ns -as evid en ce o f y o u r s a tis fa c tio n nnd good w ill. W e h ave added tidd'tioitu l e x p e rt rQ<.*t;hpnlca to a ssu re you o f prom ptn ess and e f ­ fic ie n c y . Y o u h ave m ade U » " f i r s t in s e r v ic e " in th e cfiR injunity. Recently a party from an­ other State had an automobile accident in Sanford. He wa# Insured in one of the-coinpanic* we represent. The in­ surance company agreed to pay /r o ^ y ^ X * * a « 4 M i > - . '- • t o " - - '11 ffil Again, thanks for your *patrptmge and friendship. In return we of Holler Motor Sales reuew our pledge to serve you promptly, efficiently and economically. That’s the wuy we syUl show yon our ± ^ r,vfort. ^ l riiy ‘" f a - T H o S B to continue hi* e , , c e' appreciation in deeds. trip. • . Y m <W» BWt bettor • Without Insurance • his car prvice. r e a s o n a b l e ! " uukl probably have l>een tied n " • * • j* * ' ' up in court procedure and he rices and a greater I required to murn to aanfoni • . ' * “Quality Service Headquarters*' We’re not a new arrival— But a change has been The cost o f this protection is very reasonable for the bene­ fits you get. Fur 126.00 jrbu can be protected up to Ifi.tjtK) for 'bodily injury and property damage claims wbUe driving your tar In any ■Stkte. ;vl-1 r * > • *. ‘ .‘ * 1 s**-. , ‘ i i f !i 1 ' Rhurty Slcinbaugh, . — Baltimore, Md. Dob (iroflttr I.nny Island, N.Y. Referees: Chief Roberts and Joe Moss ADULTS .60 INC* TA X STUDIONTS .30 Reservation for Colored People ------------- SEATS FOR A L L Veteran Proves Love i Knows No Obstacles in, two fienple I times n minute, | '•tie o n either slile, nilsed mid , lowered her onus. There was of | NEW YORK. Nov. 21. (/Pi— course no Iron lung In Itunumin .at-anywhole itenrliy;—When' Oehe. --A —medically ^Ttlsfhhriteil serviceml Schuyler, nui renretunlHiive man again he* proved the truth nn the Allied Control Comml'ilnii1I|of the nhl adage lhut true lave heurd of this he Mini to Hilly mid know* mi nlrstuclc* when 25not mi iron lung which our Ur- ( yeer-old Jnaepli Texulru w.intvil ' dnnee Department in Italy lunl ' to M-e hi* girl. He wu* in lirooktyn, *he wn* made for an American soldier who in Queen* mid there wasn’t <i had infantile paralysis, ’.lust in fore I arrived in lluehmest this luxi in Klglit. So he just horrnw. American iron lung, reached the 11 I u IJnileil .Staten nuiil trucu cjjy and was udnpted tu the gill by a clever.A iii j i ic.ni Hi nreae* .<It • bail n mechiinlral turin When I left she hud .lietiun tu use the iron lung and hail no far recovered that fho could brent ho 4 seconds a day outside o f it. She had even got so she could ring a little. The •Sergeant stuyed with her most of 1 life lii.iti tft «,>• Hint nothing went. • wrong with the iron l ug. All of Dudape’t wa* miking about the Anier,.**ns saving the life o f ’ this Utile rrirl. From the t-iiiUi uniil lid* morn­ ing, the ninth, we were in Prugue, the capital of CHgh<>*tuviiktu. i* '. evening o f t h e sixth n ir Amnu»sudor Hlelldiurdt ami I had dinaei und spent an evening w j'1’ • • Foreign Minislcr, Mr.'Jan Masar* yck, thv; dlstingulsheil *cn o f the founder of Czechoslovakia. Thom­ as Mtmrryrtr. The u lftrn f T h om irrp Drivers • S l. wandering #hen- thcy 129 I Atomic Horn!) Casey 175-lbs L ohjb: Arm . Law Automobile Owners & bta Attractions nnd Its agrlcullurnl ffMJI.IIItl... In view of the curjnt housing shorlggr. one ‘might b« partloneil for wondering, howAyr,''Where we-are Bolng to put any more people If they come. 'ho are looking for a ‘ liu U e r jn ilh - H lt n u e r s u n lH 5 - lb }r . H A N i V n i i ^ U M l M i W YUSUp* • — * 4B«U «SiiUi*»l«1nS 'F h rW i’ i tnur. state, but there ere onm*1 who e to think that a better team Id develop naturally a* Us­ ing good player* v*. have been m««t generous in the patronage you have given to this The Florida State Advertising Committee ha*, decided U> launch a DAt|ou\{flde promotion campaign Ip January with advertisemohl* In liiorq than 40 metrphpllton riew#- ivornor CaJtlwell hs* slier'*' >m imet's nest with his criticism ha University's football team with his auggeatton that it Id either play lootlaill or quit, y li t foaling among many ml that this may bqlp to gat BATHE ROYAL >%twLT • ' made . , » See u« at oilr new home. m SUIT riSST tT.-SAJPQSe «l W m k * OlDSMOSHt A WilUAiP 21*• />J »*•.»-> -*‘t.i— * 'A■ .*_ L L I V ! • M T -•r"/ �1 1 — * ---------------- - t : n :t ■ i '« * " '■*■ W" . _ - ■ ' — S ocia l A n d ^ Personal Activities ” ( - THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FIAIHIDA WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1015 I '( . 'I I’ AGE TilHKB t* - ■- ' Miss Winona Purvis * Is Guest Of Honor Sirs. R. C.-Long und Mr*. W Tele. No. 148 L. Roche were hostesses Slrmdat evening nt their home on Rich­ mond Avenue at n shower honor­ i a a vv l i i u u u i u t v i a , > ing Sliss Winona Purvis, whose marringe will be un event of Nov. 25. The party rooms were lienutiMrs. Annie Mae Purvis of THU 115HAY ■ Fupt. T. W . Lawton Is in futly decorated with while glad­ Ssnfnrd announces the approach­ ioli, fern nnd coral vine. Tht USO Thanksgiving ti n i c e Gainesville, Fin. on business. changed from Wednesday ' night ing marringe o f her daughter, tea table was covered with a Winona Margaret, to First Lieut. to Thursday night. Glton B. Bevels und Lewis M. handmade Ince cloth and wnt Oliver W. Meyer, son - o f Mr. MONDAY Hunt have departed fa r, Camp centered-with a low arrangement nnd Mrs. -John— K,—-Meyer of .A mission study will be held at Bin mling. *3 ' of- flowers -flanked by sllvri candelabra holding pink tapers the First Baptist Church nt 10:311 Cleveland, Wis. | The ceremony will be solemn­ The refreshments enrried out th A.M. Mrs. Rnymon Brothers of Mr. and Mrs. Ailriun llmlmfll .Nigeria, Africn, will discuss n ized nt the First Baptist Church nrc the guests o f Mr. nnd Mrs. dainty color schema of pink urn green. Mrs. It. U. Ilutchisor book concerning Africa un<| tell of November 25 nt 12:30 P. M. with Andrew Stine. poured ten for the guests-. '—H r work in the foreign field. A the Itev. W. P. Brooks Jr. offici­ ating. Sirs. J. I , Jackson and Mis covered dish luncheon will Ik; ser­ Mr. nnd Mrs. K. B. Carter will ved nt noon. spend Thursday in New Smyrna R. F. Cooper won prizes in Iht contest* which were needle case Due to the recent outing held with Dr. and Mrs. B. II. Farr. made by the hostesses. Ml*> by the Itotury Club, no rogulnr received man lovely meeting was scheduled for today. P. N. Whitehurst hus relumed Purvis gifts of china, crystal and silvet from it business trip to New Tlmsc attending w e r e : Miss York. Winona Purvis, Mrs. Annie V*v Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schultz ami Purvis; Mrs-. Sarah Beyers, Mrs While rambling 'round I saw family were the weekend guests Margaret Marsball, Mrs. I , G. MBS. 11. A. NE W M AN ChristHunter, Mrs. Thomas Ratliff Jr. o f Mr. and Mrs. Charles MeClung and tuns shopping . . Mil PRKn « r* “ n" "Mrs'. Floyd Palmer ill Miss Betty Hunter, Mrs.- Ilnrol t c i I ||» Itheir home on Valencia Drive. Mrs. Roblcy Bruce entertained WILSON. MR. W ALTER HAY­ Long. Mrs. D. I , Long,. Mrs. ra*mbera o f the Tuesday evening NES and MIL ED LA N E dis­ Mr. ami Sit's. A.-.' N.‘ . Bennett A Hid* Jones, Mrs*.'John Janos Jr.. '.bridge club last evening in' th" cussing things and such over a Mrs. Ruby Middleton and Mrs. ‘ latter* home at ’ 2008 Hibiscus cup of* coffee . . . . M A R tlY o f BJsirstnwn, N. J., have nr- It. U. Hutchison. . rived to spend the winter .with Drive. JOE M IN A B IK and / i l . L Y Mrs. Carolyn Lawson, Mrs. . j - Boom* 1 of -the ,homi- xvre THIGPEN! shopping for civilian Mr..and Sirs. F. It. Mitchell. Williuni Lynch, Sirs. Ralph Smith. A MIGHTY MAN is ff-It. Morris Wol)l.-llioukiyiv candy-store keeper, -. ---* * 'decorated with K alijflow crs mid clothes. IlnyC ore lieutenant* in F'riends of Mrs. I . M. Hines Mrs. T. 51. Dunlap, Mr*,- E. l\ p lured letting ids daughter Sonora feet his iiuim L * after he bent two after several proSfiessTons o f br| Igo the Navy hut expert Ut be dis­ Goldston, Mrs. Snrnh'* Cowan,hobl-up mon.inlo submission, knocking one thniugh a dour .irnl Iam­ had liecn played higli score prire charged s l io r t lv ................. MBS. will lie glad to learn that she Mi*s Marietta CowniL.Mrs. Nnbi, ling tin* other into yelling for poliiv. Both men were nrrested. oint wn* awarded to Mrs. Sterling FR A N K B AY ami MRS. FLOYD has recuperated’ from » -recent man Benin It. Mrs, J.*l... Jackson. » Bolling. Mrs. Bussell Sirmnns PA LM E R looking mnrvelou*ly attack of tnfltien'r.n. in the store, tlic other under the lw-d at borne. tlitliTruihOAuU Mrs. 11. D. Dugin1. Mrs. Boston Was presented with screens orir-1. well us they walked sprightly Steele, Mrs. W. (\ Biimblcy, Mrs. Ed Stoneburg has moved hi* The hostesses served -refresh, down the street . . . . E L IZ A ­ Ft. C. Ellsworth, Mr*. Harvey tarn*-, to the follow Ing: Mir* BETH MCDONALD looking for residence to .Miami where lie will Ilnlp, Mrs. Thomas lloey, Mr*. I h> connected with the American W ulse Perkins, Misn Mnrgnret costume material for her dnneing C. C. WljUtlngtcm. Mr*. It. L. Beit*. Miss uoris Hull, and. Mis* daughter . . . . N A N C Y a n d Fruit Growers. Garrison. Mrs, W. L. i! u t Isoii Cecelia Truhirk. ROBERT PO W ELL looking aorta nnd Mrs. B. F. Cooper, Dale Wncker and Wally Helms, Also Mrs. dim IMgglns, M ri. infltirnzixh after Just recovering recent visitor* of Bnfxtnn Per­ ■* 1 Kdwnrd ! iggins Jr.. .Mrs. John from terrific cases . . . . LIEUT. ■ a* Bolt, Mrs. Jr mes Cropp*. Mrs. LESTER GUTHRIE fresh out kins J it. have returned to Green Cove Springs. Sterling Bolling, Mr*. litis so'I of the service and us attractive Simians, M r*.-P. II. .T«|tsir and , 1, , „ i. . . . r, ill..'" -Mr. und M rs;-Frhn k Evan * hnvc Mr*. Nirli - Iron* Ashby. The' 'Interim-Unit e girl-’ uuxllNovember M IIE W It.t. W try lary o f the First Baptist Church 1st GRADE HONORED YOmit. N K W _J «A T . . , ll<M ltr Boston, Massrtiter* TTiTiri-dny etching^ iTT . the The First Grade o f West Solo licsl to describe the wonderrs of borne of Mis* Mildred Turner at Primary Fchncl was honored .villi lint? A hut’s a thing r f witch­ Mrs. Fred W. IBIcIhc returned 210 West Seventeenth Street. • ■ W im rty at the school Friday af- craft, a /-lover itrick. a lovely Idt to ‘ Watertown. Mass, A fter the meeting was culled tvrnbon for having the most pf 'legerdemain. A hat should Monday mothers present at the November match or ci mplcmtnt a costume, after spending a month with to order Mi** Myrn Madden led P.T.A. meeting. hut that’s only a microscopic Mr. ami Mrs. F. B. Dots, nt tiie devotional ami Mis. Josh Phillip* led in prayer. Minutes of Refreshments were served to part o f it* talent. It* real 1101 Park Avenue. the last nteeing wen* read by the children in the lunch room. ' genius lies in that it can holster Randall Collins, IIA l/e is 51 udder Hostesses included: Mrs. George morale, win a loVc, or perish :t his -psu'hU'TMf- hnd‘ Sirs. I Inns wrto made t" visit the - Klnari-Mr*^-Vtnrrnt7~Slnr—nsvtrt woTtyT A ll this, and heaven f . r vIMtlng ( . Q C(1u|n i, f „ r a shwt time. County Home with ('jrele Num­ Van N ck* and Mrs. A.L. ltari- two, iii on ounce of velvet, stationeil ut Porlsmouth, ber Six. Curb tnembei of the neatl, Chnir'Ytf room, mothers. ! it-enibring. plume, a wisp o f veil iMixillurv brnught a Bible to he ing . . . . And today i* the love­ rent to the people* of Nigeria, liest age of nil. Remember Un­ Mr. and Mr*. Boy Britt have importance of proportion: ho.v relumed to Sanford an iF 'orc Africa. * Refreshment* w-erc served to, your hat lookb in relation to the rest <.f you. I* it c o m e fy visiting friends. Mr. Britt ' was the following: Mr*. Anita Aiken, from the Ml** John llainpiei, .Miss Myra proportioned to your face, to icccntlw discharged Madden. ,MI*« Marforie Anderson, i your body, to the coat or sail Army. Mr*. Phillip* and Mrs. II.K. Turn­ with which you’ll wear i t ! ('apt. F rm * Wurner is expect­ er. The trouble with women • so UKI MANY ANOTHER BATHE VETERAN who comes homo unhurt only says Good housekeening - M e ii ed to nrrlve soon to vld t. h's November IS to bill oil the kitchen sisH-sider, nr something, "Admiral Wags", 13, who make you wait and wait, parents, Mr. und Mrs. Wert W. Marie StSWart ,cockrr spaniel commander under Ids buddy Vico Admiral P. C, Sherman then say it's u woman's trail Warner. Cnpt. Warner has -been and survivor of tliu bcxlnobm sinking and many other cplcj, Is all .ijiptal , . . . Men who think that d im •* i in the Army four yeurs. flat and given an 55 |icr cent chance of recovery. Injured by n fall from are here just to lean a shell . John W. Mitmrik is expected the liight to Iho hangar deck of (he carrier Enterprise, Wags is being pink ear . . . . Mon who drop The Ludie* Connell of the F'irst treated by uuo of lint Army's top dyg//leclaUsUi. (/nlernationai) you partway home don't belong to fiv from Miami tomorrow to (In i*t Imn Church met Monday with hi* in any pome . .' . ' .‘ Men who spend Thanksgiving evening nt the home of Mrs.' \N. don't like female ■ slacks - ought purents Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Thornton, 1201 Park Avenue Minarik nl lliclr home on Park to see their own cujc hacks . . . . Avenue, with Mrs. R. T. Humphrey, Presi­ C. K. T. dent, presiding. OPEN 1:00 l\M. Daily! The devotional was given by Mr. und Mrs. Guy King of Blakely, G«. have returned after Mrs. William T lio n ' and Mr*. O. spending the past week with I). Lnudress nnd Mrs. Tison sang relatives. They wore necompanieJ a duct. A report on the stale home l>y Mrs. King's father convention which was held In Orlamlu last week wn* given h.v | 51r. J'. C. Cnlhmm. Mrs. James Horton, TA LLA H A SSE E . Nov. 2] (SiwThe council members decided to j Miss Nsomi- Zlttrnuer, former ciul — One o f the highlights ^ of Invite Mr. 11. E. Steele, state field Homecoming at Florida Slate Col­ superintendent of B. J. Tavlor representative for the Southern lege for Women will Ini the an- Memorial Hospital at llnwkin*- Christian Homes fo r Children and viUiv Cu.. und Mrs. Arthur Bran^ bir—gtvn -TburKduyntml ttimvil [be AgeiT, to he guest sp'ikci nuat Turnon Club pageant, to be an recently returned from n trip Dec. 17' at the Christmas dinner given Thursday and Friday bights to severat point* In Georgia. to t>e held at the Church. It wa* KN ffl BUS * I immediately following the tra­ Mrs. Erir .leltrup and daugh­ announced that Rev. Williuni ...... ditional (bid nail Even demonstra­ MINI MR ter, Barbara, who have been ley of Hi. Louis will begin Ills tion*. The famous formation swim­ gu est* of Mrs., .leltrup'* mother; pastorate Dec. 2 nt the Christian W«NT fFVf ming rluh. now In'ing featured in Mrs. Arthur llrniinu, |>luu to Church in Sanford. At the close o f the huslnrI hi1 new Grnntlund Hire Sport- Irsvt- Thursday for New York IH H W meet fug Iho hostess served i f light ''Campus Mermaids," will City. freshment* to: Mrs. E. J. Ila> not reveal the theme of their pa­ "" ^ 4 pi r. Mrs. James Horton. Mrs. M. 1 geant until its presentation. A. lA>e Ftuuffrr, CMAM, Ubs G. Tracy, Mrs. William Tison Feature It is cuxtomurily a'colorfu l produrtion set to u central musical discharged from the Navv nt the Mr*. O. T. Pierson. .Mrs. V. II. Reparation Center in Jacksonville Granthnnt, Mr*. Enrl F!vnn*. Mr*. Times theme. Miss Camille Button and Miss Nov. 22. Mr. and Mrs. Stuuffer R. G. F’ox, Mr*. O. D. La ml res*. .1:00 .. ;t:-i7 Sylvia Meiseli of Sanford who are will lenve in the nesr future for Mrs. George Ewan, and Miss 0:51 - 0:21 "Minnows" or new plrilgcn to the their home in Portland. Oregon. Betty Moyer, Tarpon Club wllj participate in the water pageant** Lieut. <jg| and Mrs. W. C. Lcininger and Lieut. (Jg) and YOUR “ SHIP W IL L Mrs. S. M. Thompson were the weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. COME IN " Sooner R. L . Beard of UOO West First By the Aid of Newspaper, Street. Society Editor: Cecelia Trutuck Winona Purvis Social Calendar Miss To Wed Lts Meyer Evening Bridge Club Entertained Tuesday r C T S O U a VS TERRACE TALK Miss Turner Hostess To-Girls’ Auxiliary asm ^ tm m ii : i iiitnUl.iA iwiTMHtn ti»il mu store and n r tiur Portfolio of servin' and nirm orisl plaque* for veteran* o f W orld .War II. Through our »lore, the famed design fm ililie* of Gorham Muster Ciafl*ttiaii-lii|i in llimHe .ire,piai ed i dnVrjiieiiltv'M-tlie ilK .' Ynifllhlf imlivldiltit* nnd nrpani/atinn* in tlii* ninininnily. Our seivjce* fur rtit|*jillation and assistance in rrrating special design* are ntailnMe t^tluuil oldigafioti to ynu. . _____ W m .E J K u ie r J K W K I .K I t 112 S . P a rk P im m - 357-W Gorham Sterling Sih'er - Gorhmn Memorial litnm e \ Happy Birthday Meeting Is Held By J*adics Council Last Times Today! J ^ n iu m p k a n c ! BRAID BOUND! Sanford G i r l s In Tarpon Club Pageant THE S O N G O F RBI ouaisvrai O I 'F N and FRIDAY cuirr Special Thanksgiving Dinner Tomato Juirc 1000 lalnnri Drawing Head Lettuce Itonal Young Tom Turkey Mashed Potatoes . * Giblet Gravy Cranberry Sauce Drawing Green Peas Celery Olives Hot Biscuits Hot Mince Meat Pie m & tv . "(0 CARONtR -CHARIEY CANTOR (00IECttfENI ANN THOMAS VICTOR MO(Jtf - MlRIORlf REtMOtOS u m sutum V A *'*-' A ADVERTISING. Mr*. K. McLeod departed Sun­ day for Snmpson, N. Y. where she will visit her husband. Chief McLeod. She was accompanied by Mrs. W. A. Kitts, Mrs. Hav­ es and Chief Billy Fltta who will atop Aberdeen, visit with Sgt. Albert Fitto. Mr. and Mrs. F. Russell Mit­ chell Jr. and daughter, Lcnora, of Daytona Beach and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mitchell of Mt. Dora were guests “ recently of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Mitchell 1S18 Eait Fourth S treet 1:110 l\ M . I ’ hom* 22 T l l t l H S D A Y - Nov. 22 (TluinkstfivinK) -On The Same I'muram* - • l.iiU 'sl Issue . - r~*?"*T?r---- “MARCH o f TIM E” — AND— -The Idtlerrt Ncws l’lashc tliri'cl from film lalmraInrics. l.'NIVKKSAI. NEWS HIGH Q U A LIT Y Phone 97; THURSDAY O NLY! (ThankHK-ivinR:) OPEN 1:5(1 PJH. 2— FEATURES— 2 Coffee Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Cooper end eon, Floyd, will spend to­ morrow in Gainesville with rela­ tives. They will be accompanied by Mrs. C. W. Isbill and (laughter, Charlotte, who will visit Mr. Isbill at the University of Florida. Uy DORIS MODES! Bnmi-liux freah for now through winter— nmooLh Make your reservations *arly Phone 82-W /• TH E A N C H O R Park Ave. at French Ave. fitted juckcta with iMickda and Iu|m'Ih Imuiul with How About a New Toaster? Need one? Used fats are needed In making toasters, Irens, fabrics and man/ black braid . . A auit yuu'JI live in and love! 2 9 . 9 5 UP LO W COST A VAUIASUOOUTON oa every cse of Ueanh Cleb. EedeeaseUe et sit One. At yo«r grocers. MATHER of SANFORD 'J. v C 'V a u �■SN Vft? ............ - ■ - ..................... ' K - / « 1 "i • *.i:i u WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Bl, 1846 :HO.P I*.* ....... . ;*■ a? lir e * PAU«5 FOUR jta'N);ntn) . iin u ^ n , s A N fo n n f l o r ip \ special Vent all that— following the trage. dv (if Heaton1* Cocoanut Grove g iv in g ! night club fire In 1042. page- i So till* year In the old Pilgrim mortal | town, they're gnlrig . to keep tl i w ere. simple. They’re planning turkey id, be* j dinner*— the name you frohadn’l bahly are nt your ho-sx. And in bo a | Home M O O , of tlio bottle*, there will PLYMOUTH. Mans, Nov. 21 'Torawn mat tm» would i.e esidea, bo n special feeling of Thuriks(jP )—Thanksgiving mean* a great peacetime ThaMtngiylng. Beside*, Inr In deal In Plymouth. That’* because I It’* no longer sonslble to bring In 1giving, because men Imve conlo It wa* in Plymouth Xhat the 1*11-! the ph.v trees md forest finery 1home from the iVur*. .i,After dinner, n football game! grim fathers observed the first j which used to be the scene of the ' will be the Mg event. At Steven* Thanksgiving. Tradition In the |tagcantry. Stale- fire law* pre- Field, nrnr the shore, u team from Plymouth meet* n team from mmrhy Stoughton. And every man on both trniim i* nn oversee* ve­ teran. DON’T BAKE IT Then at 4:(JU o'clock T»*— fhc A T IT / ’ _ afternoon, the church bolls will call the good people to prayers. Ill the First. UaiitiM Church on Cole'* hill, they Will gather to­ iv WOTTA Jj gether for Thanksgiving service*. FU7 . HOBBY/< And at C>:00 in the overling, P ly ­ mouth will be the ki;k-off point y//m \ votA-WAt/ for n connMo-coast broadcast In observunre of this peacetime Thanksgiving. The P l y m o u t h broadcast will end flat*) from rAndle-lit old Harlow heuse, still standing irftcr -nearly JiTO yeurs. That I* Thanksgiving n>; it will bo observed in tin*, place where Thanksgiving- began. r BE SURE WITH PURE SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP r Auto Accessories Iktltery • Kechanrlnff • Tires and Tubes Road.Service i ‘ Wash, Polish and Wax Jack K. Morrison BOY/ 1 .Phone 37 201 North Park All the VITAMINS lor airthe lamHy at just a FEW PENNIES a DAY r THOSE who were serving In tho armed forces prior to the Jap** si.cnk -attack on Pearl Harbor, Doc. 7.1041. will receive the new AmoricAn Defense Medal'lclptcupjjhown aoovC). The ncw^modaKart urine i-.toick at (he UnUctTSfate* MiTirtit Philadelphia! Pa. ' (folcrnalioitnl) RECxi'JES MEDAL In b ehalf o f l a t e pr e s id e n t 1 Black Capsala'Supply Vitamins Calcium Pantothenate gid Niacinemide. ; i wart it* i on 10UTMIRN w h i n y ou ash ton re i t r NOTICE 7“ • -Y au. fiT i H suti^you e st^ n in fc tnouglT ltifcJfiHT mins unlcM j Jb tUpprvmTnt your l / s CAPSULES diet with known quantities o f viumint. So,gujril againtl vimmin dcficicnyy! Start the wire Plena72'* $ 2 . 3 9 mini habit in your family today. * nn ‘T riri to m -it i.if. .nr. Here's wh it Itn'i toruo I ups Thorn is nn n r mulijlM mand for, Uuwnrd of t3,tl(HI.9Q<l hnv/ cars, iii tin Ill'lltb-'n thi« Iltroo* ond nox'liTilf unmth-i «lnri* reconversion darted! the nolo Industry bin produced uImiiiI 4r.000 iniltn. Tlmy now un*i findii,:. the going more difficult •.-< tbr t'uppUt id parts noil sub-ussonili'ea runs out In many far- 'SilSVJN 1* the newly-designed I-r.jidcntlnl seal ringed witit ttnr* for the forty-eight stele*. In the new decoration (tie fugle lock* ,tov.ard 11* right and the olive lira:ichen me gripped . In It* right tol-ns, Inriead (iftW T c (rav^rc vi­ ol!.*: ly, and the arrow*—symboliling wer — r.ro grasped row In the ear le** left talon*. (International) Ttie S p i BBlB nmnty'MPitlfnt KWtotj’^nnriotmccH * un incrensL* in fees effective Monday, November IP, 1045. . Office l*< ons minimum $g.00 Hout^ cuIIh until 10:00.I*.M......... - ^ ,00 Other chnrKf.s incrensed proportipmitely. Ford hits predored some 10,000! nnrf General - Motor'* Ghovrnlct lb* I'llon 'about lb.lMiP. Two other G-M Divisions—Oldsmoliito and Pontiac—abo hnvo achieved fnlr volume. Hut tin- rcnmlnder of the industry him not irnrhed antielputeil production levels, Work ateppnge- in Allleil indiislrix* .have iirrmuitcd for most of the crltW I ■bhrtngc of pnrta. Ar n result. Hi lad” stry now ] expect It -will- produce no" more |ihnn U40,non vrdta by the end o f the ytjxr« P i-'o cllo o of SOO.OOO 1new rar* by Dec ill had been anticipated originally. As *# rei-ult of strike tbruats hunglng over the toihistrg.- tt *n» , (lear* Increasingly u n c u r t a i n ■• h e l^i e r Petr< Ira nutomobllr •I'nnt* will meet their proi -ctc-l j volume.of fiiji.ooo car* (icr inonlb ’ by mbtsummer. * ( HOMPl TOW LEGION HONORS ERNIE PYLE POSTHUMOUSLY < AT THE OPININO SESSION of the American Legion convention In Chlcago, the group honored posthumously tho late President Franklin D. Hooscvelt and famed war correspondent Errtle Pyle. Lout* Johnson of Wc*l Virginia (top) presents the Legion’s Distinguished Service Medal to Coindr. Franklin D. Ilooscvclt, Jr. An aunt, Mrs. Mary E. Dales, In behalf of tho late Ernie Pyle, receives (boltowij the Distinguished Modal from Lynn V. Stambaugh of North. Dakota. National Comdr. E. N. Scheiberling (eenler) of N. Y. look* o ^ . (International) T 0 U C H T 0 N D R UG C O M P A N Y Reginald G o o d e Rents Pico Lobby For Stage Plays II ..... .. I'n.ni 1‘i-nx (Inrl neared fo r fjv*. y*«r< In n - s ls iil with Fir. Frank Pennon's ShrkeTienr-nn Hcnert^ire Comnanv. Rtratfor I r>n A**"** Fes(‘ *nt* and with Phyllis N rilsin -T e rry at the Coronet Threttr, Lo-dx" For many y e a r* ' ho wax offillaletl with the ProVincetiwn plnycm. At imo tlmo ho plarOH of Ata'rePn company, ho slid , .wav they rouhl l Best toured rem it' with n .itoe't u -d the oa v i,» j ',s!iln nn lie doclarcd. Mr. uco.lo suij Hint he was very much pleased with Sunfonl and the hospitality of tho pn-nr.he has met here. At p re s e t h* I* trying to find h'lising. When he *top|icsl In Sanford, he war on Ids way to ’ St. PctorrlsjiS, lie added. ORD f^ M a k e l *£ vn yA cn ^ D o lt s mntms The bent way lo b*. «ure yqu'll have yoar-fertiliser when '* you nred It—I* to order now! We Jibt * a complete stock of Arnu-ur** BIG CROI' Fertiliser*—dcpendilde, quick-acting, # • * • lang-laatlng, supplying * balented formula of the plant * ‘ *t■ r«odx n*ed-d f f a profitable crop! In addition, we can give two vk-l THEY CAN'T "71 TAKE p - \ YOUR m c( AD ^ l^ H O M E prompl nervlre on baby chirk*, Mcedo, feeds, and othrr farm ^ supplies. See un now for your requirement* of Armour'a BIG CROP . . . be ready to plant at the right time! \ » l" \\ kii'o'T H U N T ’S TUXEDO FEED STOKE Cor.1Sanford Ave. and Second St; “ The whole family I* Thankful for the J f l t L H ARD W ARE CO. . . where we ran gel (he thing* we need at prifr* % » can afford lo pay.** IT IS ON > i. A t BILLBOARD IIOUOHT fROM JAPAN, where ho w «* tfeptuM J-by-our Invadingforces, the natorlous '‘Butcher of Warsaw", Nail Col. Joief Albert Melilngcr, 1* pictured entering the coop at Hamilton Field, Calif, os he. arrived undrr guard on his way toj Washington. (International) Phone 358 * ' • ('•nr'; RANK U LAID MIDI as Staff S gt Virgil Dlckman (left) and Lt. William Davklnton go after pay dirt on Cheyenne Mountain near Colorado Springs, Cola, on e gold claim staked out long ago by II. A. Dante, a 10yi.;n-old sourdough. In gratitude for victory, IVanla turned over twelve ot his dtalma to be worked by dls, cx-UIs and WACs who feel ilia urge In tile fur thnlr elltteritis wealth. (fnlcrnallonal Svuvdyhatr) if f m w s m ON T f l E LA K E FRONT ♦ FOR RENT- 4 v. ■:,* "'v * a I? * *'■ '4 j SPACE IN THIS PAPER Will Arrange To Suit INVITES YOU TO DROP IN FOR i f Breakfast -jp Luncheon • HOURS r'.UVar, «* ” -7 - •/ k *. ____‘ ,i. 4, •a.t ». , mAl* .’-TP ¥^,*‘ ?#, t ►"■ A p'Wf-: tjf". ,1*/ -JM*■r* ■' _ i• Jfe1*** TAae'jf .'^1', * ‘,V i-• "*<•d*' " f 1 *.;____ Dinner Sandwiches — Special Orders O f Course, Yoi ■ ★ ■' ■ G0 OO NEIGHBClRS—prices t o fi. m YOUR BUSINESS tas I Sanford, Florida �WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 194S m m *. FOQTBAI-tL T1IE HANFI4RD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA ♦-------— — \ . *■■ V. tmt ■ — i— h i t . it t\6 rnu jkmlmilu r«iiM U o .v Thursday Nov. 22 • |2:30 P.M l e g a l n o t ic e in Tilt: cot'itt crc -rtit: .cot NTV .•I ix.i;. S.-HIMril; cot MTV, I ' l . o i t t i t %. i \ i - i i m i t T i : . ■N urn hrati ; to , Municipal RjUtcbgll Park U C. I t A r t t ' l . l F I . l l r e n u H l TO A 1, 1. C t l K I H T i m ' f t A>»I> P F I t - ngcrfnrd Crr.om.i Academy lllin trf Nrori a LAXAT3VE? -r n t mibhiitif‘ii what you buy jit1-Rfe.. T K EA D fiN G Many people have been * dhappoIntdU In^ reccpping. That it not the faulfeof recapping. It is befauto they dl 1 not go In ihe right firms. You eon be sure you are getting the best whcn'you got Coilif.od Treading ' EXPATRIATE American poet F ir a 1 lViutul, 5B, arrivrt at Washington, C O L E - M A N ’S OFFICE SHIM*LIES Kvcrytin..- Filtm , ‘ • I D. C„ court, shortly nrteam in g flown from Italy by plnndTo (ace I charges of treason. He was indicted . in 11M3, in absentia, for broadcast* , over the IlaliaA radio. Pound will be prosecuted by the U.' S. Justice Department.' •» ((niernalionoi) •'* T ir e ran furnish you * a complete line of Tuxedo Feeds also I'lcnly-CitruK-Puip— •— Cotton Seed.Meal Wheal Bran Corn & Wheal Scratch Hay OnIn Baby Chicku A ll k in d * o f p o u ltry m ii pplies miKKTiNn .< J1*A DYH ,* Ma*■I.H>NA L f > In* a n il n | i| i'M tr^ li# fp fn ill*"' I Card Index Tray.n • r>* * mi U11* Nib tiny of horombpr, J v ft, fMft m tho-efToiirk Mods*- nt . nfitrih Flrirld,i. In nnswrr a siuirn M|l of * omplulni flltil ns- Inst you III |b** ml» »vn Mivlrit IToiiri liV John M -i'Iiitn lil Mtjn** hetfin n hill for a final iloereo nf tllmre**. iith ifw lap i|pl»rr» full rnnfrkiMk w ill ho el** iii oil f p lin l vi\ij on Mhl if a O’ Tin* Hniifiiflil ll**rn’ tl 'In dm In iiuttMl Aluminum Sheet Holders Iiuxlnii Dillfulds I I >mutmliu Ave. *■ 1ho noWfffui tier In \%fihifiHatlilP * “ LV imhllshod * ill’ll *til I' -«««*11H # 44HV'o w*<«•k at, 1 tVITffBSH . »f|r*''Jiaiirt nml itff'irlnl ■il ■t S.1111ford, « "ntfntv o f SoriiI- ' ..li', Flail. 'nf Flo 1 Idii, Ih I n' t.th 1lay I*h. M7 For Your (3irist^ijus Supply and IJunlintf Trips See '* N o vem b er, A. n . ISIS. O. r . H E U N P O N Olerk nr tliv Ulrvuli Court! Hrmlnnlr (Plrotlll |!> B. Court L Count), Iliirillrk. Florida .!» M* Ural I STRICKLAND - MORRISON, Inc. Phunc 200 Your Ford Dealer Since I O.’lI To AH Your Bakery Needs It’s nhVays fresh when you buy it at Robb’s Home Bakery 10S W . tat , P hon* 8fi|.J WANTED 50 PIANOS Will pay up tti fur Spinets, Studios, Baby Gr&ndrt. , br Plain case, Write Birger Wester 700 S. Florida Ave. Lakeland, Fla. NICK’S PACKAGE STORE 410 SANFORD AVE. SPECIAL THIS WEEK W HISKEY " GIN Foster Kinsey -j 3.69 Pints Frankfort Cummins Brandy Contes Spanish 'PhtiiDsmart Bourbon LIQUEItS Southern Comfort 4-5 . 5.85 Allens 4-5 1.75 Blackberry 4-5 ‘ 3.95 Vintas (Ys 441 Curtesy^__ 99 pr. 3.95 4, Haw women w girls „ic y get wanted relief. from fu n ctT on it p e rio d ic p a h a fuuciuWi.iurti, BiU’s Package Bh>fe and Bur 112 W. 1st. . ■ lw if, il ihmtkl »Uj i*ifCTTT:Tn,* iTrqt h ^ Mite Ur Uie “ litt*'' 1 h 9 iUn lelcii 1ear 1\ betp tvUtkw p*Ui fonctlOMl iwriodtt Phone 880 In Die ineaitUni'' M are TUXEDO FEED CO Ciiiinty* a ml for Hrmlnnle riiunty In i ’hntt* J B epn irin e Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Store •' . 1 1 l«m He*»M**ni**. iiltkii.ty.ji - ;»*f rttj -nr** lierelif tmVl riA < ■ tilrn i| in l*h«ne 111 YiilrptiWitff v*pfrim«ilfl t in 1-.'ll It i*Miirl «|f t|»** N till Ik Jiiillelnl 1 n t w i i r Af tli#? Ktnli* n f. Flnrlrta In 1 liuuttM — ( Iif 1 H 1(15 W. 2nd t r t i » i il TyjKiwrUthi liWtllcr ISrIqf ( ’uses W ELSH TIRE SH O P in Til* \ , 'a r c / in your fcture! W IT N KSH m y hnml nml n f l l r l a l seal ai ft'-nfiml. Hrmlnolr CiSunly. hMurhlii thin ISlh ,lay of N o irin liir. IV IMS. «• IV IIKIINHON c lr fh . I 'l r r u l l ' Court It) U.. U ll u n l I' C. t.CIITttlt Court Mrnl) II nf I' r n r r r illiu n n PUUM. > I tm m in o f rrn iJiW riiiN “ T . v l r ; O F F M I I I H . V TO M.VltY C IIF V IA N . fi* Or Irtital M, Nntvnrk, N. J . , 'H U C T I M I S : li H|.|irarlnu (nnti III.- rnu M i Mil of roniptalnl flin t h i r r l u th .o >011 rr n n n n .r r tlilr n t 'if t h r Mialr of inrlAt. ami ttirtt yo u n r * i* r«j»l■ '••ni o f ' h r S t a te o f f f r » i r r t i y , ami that y o u r |ir<o<mt p in t * o f tv■ I1« f i i n l n r . u l d i m . lr t-i1 Hit••Mai Mt.. N e w a r k . N. .1.. nut) Hint ..u-Mrt h r US'- o f ?• ' ' " I " ' , mi! Hint til are I* no | irrN ti within ">» Mint* o f K M r k ls . i h r i r r r l r r ol :y Kiihporna iipun » Mini umili l Mini t u n : I T is*. .t i i i ; i : i ; f ( i : n J ' l l l ' E I l K I t that you lu> uml ai ip rn r hi'fnr* t h r ntuivr cou rt on i h r tr.tli ,ti) of tl u a m i h tr . I II J, uSil n i m t i r ll 'r Mil iif rnn ip lr ln t fo r i t l v o n r In rrln f l l n l a a n ln r t to p . Ami t ilt to o not. hr n r r „ de cree tint o utfraao w i ll hr entered ngtil,i*i p m . out th r r rh l m i n e prorrm l ok IMirtc. “ “ “ Hint •T 1* K f•— - U T H K I t OTU>nnKJ» ttiU ttr<f*r 1m* | u lilM ifil onr*'*A week ftir four CMiiiPiH'UtUe wi-«*ks 1hi I HUSH ItAVINO IM.AI.MS Oil (W h ite P ro p !* C urtlially In v ite d ) <- tt.\*hf n i u v i A N . I’ la 'n t l f f. t ’ KMAVHS A 0 A 1N ST MAH' KKTATK- ’ , Ymi r'H.I t'Mch *»f «r*f iiprt**»v D>ulflHl Afit| *4 f*«tttfrmi to At*y lnlm< anil tlrmiuiiN. which you* «»r *lt| * r o f >».ti. nifty hnVt> (t**ln »t Admission u im PAGE FIVF Bonds You Should Know VICTORY! You should know’ about the HO'., tollisiun nr ri|uet automuliilo in'lurance offered by the Statr I’crm Mutual lnxurtmoe Co. It you carry Sr,() ilniuctildo colli.ion u. l j 1 insurunco on’ yoiir iat <ir truck! -T.d is deducted fioM f.it'li cotlliiiun uml upM-t •1 in i f it torts you ♦Til) to ivIiiiir 11 ilamnhTd fentter, you |inv All. If nii'.tbrr fender in damm’ i-.l in I it i'iihI h you $riU to ti'iMiir, .Mitt uyaln pay Al.I.. tiivcruui' c o u ld not b o th TtniTurS y ic(iiiim l tiy imyiitR only $L!U. BONDS The premium after the 1st year ib no more than you would i>ny for the S5i> doJucllide kind an I $1." to JL’5 leas than you would pay for the HO', coverture in r.ieat con iiianics. C A T * JriVINO L Q N E RAN G ER ..j! you ^ WHAT'6 WROUO J THE BOSS Y NOT N ow th a t the war Is over, it’s time to open the doors to Ihu days ahead. 1'hey're uoittg to' be busy, exciting days. For one thing, the Telephone Company plans the gnlitcst expansion program in its history .In Florida — aimed at meeting the telephone needs o f a great state. ' •» It means providing uleplionea for all who have been waiting for them. This is one o f our first jobs! A greatly expanded telephone program for our fanner friends is also In process. Expansion o f long diatunc* service is being ecW uiad too. It wtlt Include the installation o f coaxial cables to handle more calls srtUt « i« t d M d cop- S « s u. * r r*1.- HUBLE -A ‘.NCH ? r tainablc. There will be the marshalling of prosperity'* Three H '» — Men, Money and Materials, the forces that brought Florida and the Telephone Company to their present positions, that won them the friend­ ship and,confidence o f Ihe pub'ic. This expansion program call* for tno expenditure o f millions o f dollars In Florids. And telephone people like the Ides or putting money for expansion Into Florida, contributing to the general welfare and prosperity o f the stale, through its men and women, its wsge-enmers, its families, Its communities. Our optimism for the future Is based on tbe record o f the past. Florida and the 6185 men and woman o f tha Telephono Company have grown up together, and qratehed eacN other grow. Now, In the daye ahead, the asms friendly relationship will tu R . DOOLEY. FUrlda Uamxgrr P 'NEEPS^A* kMPTr CAN'T MAKE -___, M E l GPA& THE KIP. WE'LL TAKE HW ALONG, y G O O t’ S CURLV. RIGHT HANPV MAN/ /WDULPtd GRAMP/ *' 4f’ 6ET ANPVOll'RE I TOOT M OKAV-J'M g l a d to 6 finHSRtN6 0 ADC. nlUPTVC REWARD TO A HUNDRED N'r T V ie c s w e e e T V i AD SNTH EPAPt lY b U B S A N D j lA aw arjffl s o : muNovouJ 6 u,s w n i* S S S := .^ you one Sb eo m - A N O f lW J i . 4 �✓ . v *-*?>* * PAGE SIX * . «* 4 - ’ THE SANFORD HERALD. HANFORD. FLORIDA they're worn ou|. We went over to see Brack Perkins, Jr. Brack seems to P0R S A L E ? iiiiiiK rtn ir.rrM in N i.j p t u n i TliACTOR,- -Case ■D. 0., A -l on the right road to football rubber- PIow-DIse-Cover Chop, W ith F I L L tip w i t h V e lv e t no a n d fu e l success. Brack nays that the tier - Friend Sprayers - Duster • JULIAN STENSTROM oil before winter. State Board of Control has Trnilcr-Chevrolet Truck. Good _____H. n. POPE CO„ IN C got to allot more money, for niechnnlchl condition. Can, lie Governor Caldwell knocked the the school's program. He nays seen, Sam Harris, Grand IsTWO FARM S FOR SALE—One top o ff a pot o f hotling stew the Florida has got to have bet­ land Grove (Lake), after !i 00 8 acres, tiled land, 1 good well, other day when he complained ter players and if H is a A. M. 2 story house. 1 car garage, 1 that Florida had lost .prestige be­ matter o f subsidising, Brack’s tool house, COO ft. West of cause of the failure of the Uni. all for IL Lake Monroe Pnit Office. One versity's Gators to show either Billy Thigpen came up with the •—8 acres, all tiled, good well, 2* — —_ the nbility to win or to fight. point that he’d seen Florida play •lory house, 2 story barn, H DODGE - PLYM OUTH Before we make any bright only once thfs season but they mile west on Orange Boule........ .. AND .... SERVICE PARTS comment from this corner, showed 'up pretty well. He thinks rard. J. W. Bell. Lake Monroe,4 10!) Palmetto Ave. Phone 1011 we did a little Investigating, that by 1947 the present eleven Phone 16. Here’* what we found mu, which is well spotted with frosh W E ARE lull” equipped and1 Hugh Whelrhel, who was a and sophomores will come close style. linov.- hou to rcc.ip your tires. 1 football Nlar hack in th_* o, RADIO Phllco cabinet Natural ruLbm oi synthetir. I in giving the Gator followers a Pi ice reasonable, .1209 Magday* when broken legs and we protect Inc sidetvnlls of winning squad. noils Ave. hashed skulk were ns fre­ your tire. .Tones 1 Ire Shop, j Now here’s our own opin­ quent nr Cnilfn-nin r:l'iilropi, Cur. 1st and E'm, j bone 008. VEGETABLE pistil* for Vicloiy ion. W e haven’t seen Florida «ay* that Florida sill hair Gardens and large ucrcuge. sinre they slopped away a 6 to produce a team that will ( oner.hagen, lied, and Chinese SI.W ING machine,; r tpaired. W il­ to 0 decision to Villlnora back bo at least 25 p.-rrept ttetlir liams' Fixlt Shop, 205 \V. Cabbaged Lollards; Broccoli! In ’41. We've followed the < >• than any rival simply h -oiu o 1st St. White Bermuda Onions; Necktors pretty closely sinre 1933 o f the r.'imatiral conditions Inns Rutabagas; Escarolc; Ice­ and we still believe the under wh'rh the Gator, iruti BODY AND Fender dents, pnlnt berg Lettuce; Rutger Toma­ trouble is they don't have the injury or fnding should bo | and play. And that isn’t *11! toes; 1 year o'd Rh i m b right type of coaching. * Now Hugh say.s Florida has got to corrected now to cninhai a gin g; Roots or small plants; hYic; we realise that’s a rash state­ have ht (east three loams, ono nnd weathering. A new pain­ Thyme; Finnacchlo; Dill and ment and a lot of Florida ns good as thr othrr, to alterless method awaits you at Strawberry plants. Fresh veye. students will he willing In nate on the field. YA TK 8 A L T O P A IN T A tables and oranges packed to fight over It bul we wonder BODY SHOP Hugh believes the Gators havn ship. J, W. Bell, Like Monroe! Just how many of these boys 108 N. Palmetto Ave..Phone 371 II tougher than other schools be­ phone 16. who have their sleeves al­ cause they train hII week Jong ready rolled up have ever seen. ROOFING — Brand new, aolld W ASHING^' machines repaired— under n boiling afternoon nun and and all fame appliances. Cald­ . Jack McDowell’s Rollins Tars' aluminum aheet roofing, Vwell General Repair f|hnp. -707 I T * usually piny under a hut play football. Well boys. If crlmn and snap loch "tyle*. PhoneNorth Mills, Orlando, photic Saturday nun or"orK,n you hsven’ l, you’ve missed Wlre-Wrltc at once! Ful?nwider night. 1972. Prompt-service.something! Hugh in probably right Woo when Mfg. A Distributing Co., T .O .,. he says they lose u lot of energy * Box 3361, 910 Lancaster Drive, We don’t nny Rollins can nut Expert Auto Repairing during the practice session* and nut a powerhouse cv$ry year nut _ . Orlando. Phone _21730.__ llarfleld A Jackson by tho time Saturday roll* around folks Ih® Tam played the brand' ill connection with YOUNG fryers for 'sale. G.1L Yales .Auto Paint A llodv Work* Thigpen, 1307 E. 2nd SL, phone ___ Phone 371 ___ _ • " RODj W. A U TO P A IN T IN G ’ ONE re-hullt sewing machine, Ry C.W. ' ‘Pat" Johnson good condition. Sell or trade. 16 year* experience in nutn nnd Phono 701-J.. airrrnftpainting. Sanford's popu­ COMPLETE line mechanical tool* lar pnlnt author'ty, Including acetylene welder. HOLLER MOTOR SALEH 208 W. 1st H t - — ' . - Priced .to soy, -Inquire- nt FOR SALE M a rk in *-’Em -Un BUSINESS SERVICE W E D N E S D A Y , N O V E M B E R 21, i D f f of footbnll that just caught the Bermuda has about 30,000 in -1 ' eye. And did those Orlando folks hptyltnnts^ pn for it7 Ynti Im*i they do. Now t)tr getr:tin gftr:thxrr -rrerinnrr'ttolthart rTedtr w -ItolttexT-p nke anybody you like hut Jack tina is the peso. McDowell’s thd man in our hook. That’s why we believe coaching nt Florida is the biggest trouble with the Gators. We sgree wth Hugh that i% T i n : c u i i i t o p t i i i : r o i %t v the rlitratical nxidiliintr. un­ j i i m . i :. s k m i .v i i i . i : r m s T i, der which Florida (rains are i i . im m t . i\ i ' I i o i i a t i :. tough and we further agree IN U K * K 8 T A T J3 O I ’ E M M A I'ltO U M EIt. Orct-SHsil. with Brack Perkins- that the T O tl.l. I'llE IH T O tt'S A \ | l P K II .State Board of Control sno il l SONS l i t VI.M i C l. A I M S Oil appropriate more dough for IIEVI V M I S A U A IM T s till E S TA TE! the Gators. Then we believe. Vou amt « « c h o r y o u * r s h er e ­ wt’ll see Billy Thigpen’s pteto iimB re uu lte d to o re , diction that the 1947 Gators n o t uov c laim s unit which will he a winner amount io yoll.ur • It her ,,( you, m a y h a v e uuuihKi the ,'stuto , , f Emma Prostomelhing. -r. ilia < n-eit. late nr said f o u n t ) , One more Ihiiiu wo’d like lu ii ih' fount j Juiltiv or Seminole mention in If you’ve never seen f u u o t v . rim-iitu. w i t h i n e la h t rati iirtnr ii online H u m tlx li m e o f n Rollins tw in play, just take a tinfirst ‘ publication or this notice, gander at this year’s Celery Feds t.aeli c laim o r ileinun,) sha ll he in and you’ll see what one o f Jack w ylllhK null -h all s t a l e the place McDrwell’s students, Goo p Ket­ of i< hl> in • and. p os t o f f Ice itililt c*. the > l. ln m n t . nml shall he s w o rn tles, can do with tha double-wing of to l>> the ehi.in ant, iiuent o r at I system of piny. It is tin toughest l o i n r y , .mil .io> such ■ hum o r i|. system foi high whool player* i 1,1‘ "d not so filed shall he volil. to use. Save the Fed*. the onljt piiVJow.*i^M HTEtfAItT in m-wf.it high' school team In Florid* th a t; a , ,' 1 1 1 01 of the Idist W ill noil 'I *-» « | iif Cniitm UnjNNcr. hss ever used it sticccssfullv ha.t been .Miami High'- StingariTt »t nhv .. 31. m s. Tsk* it or leave it. we sa) gave the Ga*nrs n hea l cinch like Jack .McDowell and with­ *U9I2 in two or three Mcavoes you’ll see Florida plaflng Soul hern . Lai. in the r realist Rose' BoAl fight-you ever saw. 7 LEGAL NOTICE Cold ions L U lr iH J TA1II.ETH, ’'SA LVE .' I itgu.L NOHE-DROIH — CAU TIO N USE O NLY . AS DIRECTED Ur axil country in the world. 6 O UERNSRY Jersei (ilirm Ihinltli* Hnl|cr Favorite Gift Idea r»iuht>> t C o a s io i* lc ? i8 parklb’g g i o you can ■•a fo t i coo!Moff. Jteera in vory iilcs*. Ono ycar F I C T I O N . , e lfle E s . # Hera are tbs favorite stories of childhood— good adven­ ture talas crammed with wholesome excitement. 6.95 wr VKTOtV tOfft) I P L A C E O R D E R S NOW D ltib M a t S o t 59c Two flxB-ln. and one 7x10tn. mats. Sturdy flbarboard with fruit or floral design. mis, wy reasoned,is no time to offer folks a 12,000 parts to see if it could be bettered in any oar that slopN with urtful face-lifting. way, big or little. It has been nearly four years since our lust new The result is that through every stunning inch of this bright new honey rims solid, dependable It’s in swift clean lines, in seats that urc three* advantage* it with the latest in war-developed machines and processes. persons wide. In stout, time-defying frames and underpinning. Above all — in the lift nnd life * - Makes delicious coflsa svsry time I B u y to ks«P sparkllng cl»»o- One-ysar guar, anus. 99c PAnCHEESI It*a loU o f fna to PUT P a r o h e t ill Th e fo ld in g hoard baa a four-oolor Uthographad eurface. ^ * For 2 to 8 Year Oldi Soft and Cuddly of a Fireball straight-eight that’s even livelier W e scoured tho country for the stoutest metals anyone can buy today. • Coffeem aker 2.75 Buick ch a racter, honest mul-uttcomproinised. So wo o v e rh a u le d o u r w h o le fa c to ry to AUTO H O R N Twin trumpets with a loud clear b lait. Roman gold miUlnstre SHex Buick was hnilt—it wouldn’t be shooting square now to ^:ve you less thun our honor-hright hest. P o w e r fo n . Rocker thun in 1042. * The cars your Buick dealer will have urc big.' W e set ourselves precisions that in some cases '•ThcyYc beautiful.'They’re If nicks. exceed those of aircraft engine production. In fact — the best And we eagle-eyed every one of this Buick’s Buicks yeti 3 3 .9 8 Adorable P e r c a le P u p 98c n*'a a big follow — about twelve inches long. Wears e big ribbon bow. • Pretty clear maple flalaa. Wall mads to take hard use. Delight tho little folks at Christmas. LOST & FOUND L 0 8T: Ladies' Elgin wrist watch, near Post O ffice- Re­ MODERN aix room and bath furward. Mrs. Roy Holler, phone nlehed house, large plot on main 222-w. . Highway, throe mllea north of rdl 11,000 eaah, balance terms. Don SI, Sanford. 1 .5 9 A big fallow, lif holda lot* of rooklss. Brightly colored— • wonderful gift idea. Ynn can aaa w h a t'a ■ cookin ’. Guaranteed against heat braakago. l'/i-quart. * • '! MISCELLANEOUS HEL P W ANTED — W ise O ld O w l Ro o k i e j a r WhUii Iln|( Teakettle MOTOR T U N E .U P .Factories recommend it every TRACTOR and traitor mounted o n ' 6000 miles or twice a your. Esrubber, double disc and metal senlial to efficient car porforleveling board. timid cnmlb; n ance. Our expect fneclmnlcn and tion. Reasonable price. J, L. Sun Motor Analyter assure satisParham. Innulre Johnson's 1faction. Loniu* in today. . Store. Monroe Corner. H O L L U i M TOR HALES 20H W. 1st .81. GOOD paying grocery and meat market. Owner has other In­ EXPERT service on machines. terests. Box TA, C IO Herald. Electric irons, oil heaters and Phone 624-W aftsr 7 P. .M. cook stoves, backed by 111 years' experience. Plume 701-J. PARLOR wood heater, cast Iron; I ' TT small oil heater. 401 Pnlmotto L M 'K R T nlumhlng. EmergenAye, | cy repairs, remodeling, new — , sinks, javatories, toilets, laundry SH EET M usic, [lopidni irn"d 1 nnal, imr'wvnr Hwttcnr --a standard, hook music nnd ntti.ic house heating, (ieorge. Coar­ Instruction books at The Music sen, ■ Phone County 110(1 or Box In the Princess Theater wrhr Pox 578. Sanford, Fla. Bldg. ________ 11142 8TRKA M U G ITT house trailer, located at Trailer Camp. 1-DOOR SEDAN', best *800.00 will C. E. Goode. * buy. Phono 42, Winter Park, Fla. ___ ’ FOR SALE DUE TO tho fact that Navy man being transferred this merchan­ dise Ts the same aa newt GIRL for soda Fountain at lain1 three burner Hotpoint range; ey's Drug Store. Part time or I five piece Thomaaville potter full lltno. • Maple bailroom aulte; 1 coll spring, felt matlres*; 1 throe F U L L time und part time clerks. piece maple upholstered living H. & A. Department Store. room suite; one 9 x 12 sand W ANTED : Ex perl oncod wuilrcnn, broad felt rug; 1 five pises meshort hours, top salary 0 days, 1e dinette euite. Phono 402-J, good Alps. Apply Rov Johnson, Ire. R. R. Pippin, Red Barn, Restaurant,' 9 miles South of Sanford. -____ OUTBOARD motor, l t t II. P. MAN fur parts departirvent imd •Ingle cylinder, v c iy good con­ bookkeeping. Electric Bervtce dition- See at 814 Myrtle Ave, Phone 200-W. Co. THANKSGIVING Two-quart alio. Sparkling glan. A cheery whlatla tall* . , when the water holla. ■ Johnson's Stitre.'^Mnnrpie-OaT- W ANTED — JUST IN TIME TOR. \ ^ ^ rw vV ^ ; r tier, - t ^ r KrHgjrham.,. ' RECORDS - All the latest" nonuInis, string music and album seta for Christmns gifts at WE PA Y highest rnsh prices for your music store, The M *slc nsoil furniture. Iluyne'i &■ W il­ **' • in the Princess Theater liams Furniture Co.. 311 K. l«r Kt. phone 968. , Bids,151US1CAL instnimenls, acces­ BORROW HERB W HRRE , sories, guitar nml violin strings PRIVACY IH RF-HPKCTKD at The Music Box In the Prln- YOUR natural tlcsiro for privacy cess Thouter -Bhlg. in money mutters Is strictly * respected hsre. Friends and "■Oil BALK: *4U Chevrolet pick­ relatives are not questioned up, good comlltfnn. Apply A. about your credit. Your em­ Dawson, Tangerine Post Office. ployer or biisfnens associates will not henr o f your personal DSHD cars anil trucks, cars affairs. There is no cause for bought anil sold - few light embarrassment. trucks * Ideal for hunting an I Reasonable credit requirements. fishing. Heady to go. Yates No cn-tnnkers on money loans. Used Cur*. 10b N, Palmetto Varlebie nnvmenl idans. Ave, Phojie 371. F A M IL Y LOAN C O .. 6 ROOM bungalow, best location Flprida Hank Bldg. Phone 33 - In - t h e - C it y , -Edward P. Ijine, "The man who know* Sanford." MEET ME at 016 Park Avenue Thursday. Nov. 22, and let’s One of Hanford's most attractive enjoy a real old Thanksgiving dinner. ' Plenty of Turkey, homes, furnished. Edward F. Lane, _____ ________ j Pumpkin pic and all the trim­ mings. $1.26. Call 10B.R for THAT LITTLE home in 'th o special reserve lions. country where you can have a garden, fruit trees, cow and thickens. Edward F, l-ano. m— r g FOR R E N T TW O atores, BOS and 807 W. Oth W A N T E D TO R E N T UNFURNISHED three bedroom house. Mrs. C. H. Adams, phone • 1000 or after 6 P. M., phone 606-J. PERMANENT civilian 'coupla with children, want 2 bedroom house, furnished. Phone 000 or County 8402. ____________ THREE BEDROOM FURNISH­ ED OR U N F U R N I S H E D HOUSE. I YEAR LEASE. J.D. YATES, VALDEE HOTEL. Educational, Fun Teel Who, oth.r «ar ha. .o mud, iha. dUk. «.r r o w ie —/ '• " • B *!£ L C l^ hill .talv*-im-kttd uraif*LT i T i T f t i ' t Iktl ftti fr a * rrlsra /r*« t v t t f d rtf * 1 full. MIOMI I t t l t — •/ rftil Im Jtrt eWi* **(»*•* skiddie ttsirr vfheit — ---------1 OUIAVIHOI—/r.w a»**rf«/ f . f t,™ rin rflia ltrh rt± MASHINO ACTION—*/ Ufkl§ in ,w ith gnAPINIIk—Irtm U H -ltillh W ™ l litdn-ifV* C O N V ---I N I-»■ INW C I — m•/ rrs y r f ‘ f n . f t t H m OUDINOtIBi —IrtmCoKlhtr: f lit qff-csif I fr ie g */ m If a rsai/irl j i * •• *■ COMFORT—i f l*/> ra,4i.si vdtk luMwrfttf* •H W W I| poOTTNO—«/ BssaJrfg v h tflii *<f# mil/» 0 f, as t t t b v e t r sa ranvi, m J h ilt r ter « a Irsf. CONIOOL-Ihrtvfk tr u ilttrimf aeWrlrlim- B l a c k B o a r d I W ittl e&* ’ 4,J k »U t /*»'■ M O IIC tlO N — •/ k v llrtu ti 1.9ft fra of — 1 ^ 7 I7 T 7 k u iT i7 iJ t7 i. kuiU f i r o*R» ktm frr jar*. '.neks big enough for little folks to ride. Choice e f several bssntlful steles. kv H ik tr ttilk tm t-H jtt i Z Z i T , , , He D f l i r te­ al**-, '**’? Sow AvmUmbio imuritri ik r tf T h « F g M flu F tr M to i a s i n e t t 4 t* r I r t S * '* 1 D eLaxe •djoitwreu. It tlt C lu u a p l The only « r o built « U h house or apartment, d. Mrs. Baker, phone ■ - Sanford If ’ 'r - T : ■■ t - T -T . r .‘ > !■■■■ U 'iT �t 4. In Unity There Ir, Strength— ^ ^ T o Protect th* Peace of the World) T o Pn aioto the P r o ir e u o f America) To Prodace P w p n l t ) for Sanford. Shu 1 VOLUME XXXVII Established 1908 liuralh AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK SANFORD. FLORIDA, » TH F. W EA TH ER Fair and colder IhU aflernim. Continued cold with scattered frost tonight. Minimum tonight near 33 decrees. Not quite so cold Saturday, „ FRIDAY. NOVRMHER 23. 1846 Associated .Press Leased Wire NUMBER 51 5T O PA Denies * Increase In Steel Prices '» '•Ate HuIlDenies Roosevelt GaveJapsUltimatum As Richardson Brought FDR’s Name Into Inquiry ’•PlL General Motors Fac­ tories Picketed By Strikers A s Hope f t O f Peace Vanishes Jap Food Rioters General Keitel Break Into U . S. Denies Attendir , Arm y .Warehouse Cabinet Meeting Warnf* V if ,l!n | *j U»M ,xt)NIHSV^\ WASHINGTON, Nov. 23, (A P )— T h e OPA has made . an announcBment that will have an important ‘ bearing on the labor aituation in the steel Industry. Administrator Chester Bowles says that his agency sees no reason'1for general Increase In steel prices at this tipio. But OPA -iinet Japs :" ack U.S. 11 At All; ■!?%r Delay .irt nitp» -N o v . •K Jlip ' P o l i c e Arresi Courtt. Overrules Con-1', 180 Rioters, 04.01' lention Of Inadmis-l!.^ ■ ■ Whom Are Women sahility Of Evidence !•count ot ... 23, >1 ,S|I|.> . , ite s m im , I itltiqV tv *m :J,hfc sjratiiiK Y llU V t m y ' uc* u ,,tlo i»! |c nt*gu- tiittions prior in tlie" I’uciik* : TOKYO, Nov. -.7. {,!•> .,„) u< , NA riiltN Iin iiG , German). • niilitiiry (HhohDu1. Itese fomi rioter* brake into a No*. 23. (A IM —The Ameri­ United Stoics Army vvarehoiiip Hull, who was Socivtf.ry of. can prosecution in the Mar ( ’rimes trial at Nuernberg nt Kemlui today and seised foo I State during those crucial nnd other goods. It uun the loda) rhurgrd that Adult will review the whole matter days, dr,dated that lie and the first reported riot on the main Hitler gave order, to kill carefully after the ateel companle* HERB'S THK DRAM ATIC 11K •11 SPOT in the I’tatl Harbor probe (2 ). Luca* (It), George (4),\, Hartley and Iti’iiri'sentutiviIntv President Roosevelt never .lupuniwe home Island of Honshu without, mercy all men. wo­ aubmlt their neat financier re­ In Washington uh Admh'al J.O. Richard.'.on ( l i lol.l tin* investigutiong Ctmpei (HI. Immediately utter itichairl-iii xlillc.l th events lending handed Japan an ultimntijin. InSendai 2W) men und .children ut the I’o. N'niiai J« .» approximately turns early next year. CIO ateel- cimmitte* that the lute Pm|jlhlL>ltuprrvdl hail.. imlLiiaj-nJic-Pacilic !rip -4..-his-bebfc rellercrt wfrtww eomn.i- ii j i I‘sett I ■Jloilmr -mid lur stewiH br-teslifted;—he and Rnoscm I laur n urt vi > . IKtr^rgce or lanrmtqe. I he Ineresae o f |2.00 a day. President Fleet kept Vtt'llnw.nit ns u deterrent tb' the .1pp imUtyAE?f*ll3its ijwpl ‘ 'W n u iT K Ils H W w i' gunvliin wjis qdjolit ned s i rdU-il dnpunesp pulTcu -arrested 11ntoi lullt.ulol SoiMiil|dloi,,l workers are demanding a wage It wnr, the first tinu* llnit tlie ninn,. hnni’cvcli-vvic, ln n.h u -llrPu of the 200 Jap men and* wnniro Benjamin Fairleas of Unjted into the inquiry. Listening to the texliimmy uic Kennlm-; Hrowste to prepale oar own defenses and who broke into the storehno-r. land. Hitler told his generals Steel has replied that the- wag* time fot the British to steel them­ that hr had issued Ihr ex­ The Hires in I Include ill women. demand would not be considered selves against a possible Jup at­ There was no indication that ally termination orders. Tlie prountil OPA allowed substantial in, tack in the Far East. American troop- were' gunldin. •ecutinn said turther that ■greases In the price o f steel pro­ Hull asserted that he had re­ Hitler luld his generals that or near Hie warehouse at the d u cts. peatedly warned the t’ nhinet be­ time o f the iurlile.it. German troops wearing Po­ fore Dec. 7, It'll that Japan could lish uniforms would he Use I There have been similar mil W ASHINGTON. D.C., Nov. 23 he expected In attack as he put in an attempt In conceal Hie breaks in lereni weeks on the (A*)— The IJibor-Management'Con­ it anywhere; anytime. The dip­ aggressiuns. northernmost .liipunc-c home i<ference remains In recesa today, lomatic talks had hogged down, land of llokkuido. but none in­ and will not reconvene until Mon­ LONDON. Nov. 2.1, (Ah- A din cile in Hint critivit/i* now. NUERNBERG. Germany, Nov. he said, and only if the United volving American -lores have day. But management delegates I ] agreement developed in rohitrmn* Burlier in the day. Bavin pro­ Ireni announced. 23, |/1’| The former cniei of the Stales bad fielded on fundamental have told newsmen, they have all ' today between mu time Prime posed thut the great jm ers of O ___ Field principles would the Pearl Hailmr t sx il Meanwhile, uttolhei' of the Germuit High Gottiniund but given up hope o off reft reaching any , Minister Winston Churchill .and the world make u frut’’ declaim ;d llR [U r IN W i l l y I1< )0 (l ' .lu|iauesaxwarlord- whose dreams tlui'hill .Wilhelm Keitel, sought assault have been prevented. But m . r v ____ ___ * , Foreign solution o f the problem o f Juris­ ureign Secretary Ernest Hcvin. Bevin. tlon of what territory .,r military I ( * f t O n l ? * i f i r m I iwt 1 f ami ne to Nippon has tislay to break into the pros ecu- Hull explained that he and I’ ichidictional disputes. Members of They eWhcil over the Labor gov- buses each wanted anywhere in lit I I W I1 Ivd llO n Ijlnt* , surrendered him-elf in cnoioli- 11,,npreaeniu tiu n of war n lines dent House veil wanted to avoid ! ___— the ..committee assigned to the eminent suggestion Hint the th* world. He v itl p led ged th a t rviiiiUJve__with_._u._ 1 li 1IIU IK T Mini. Ill llC denial III U I Hurt 1 1**11 1 lie . n_fchuwdowii 1« I - MU n u. wnJi. xx u u . Jupau-Uiiu u |i . * n m i i m i l-Uitr mm ‘^jurisdictional dispute .p r o u t e m Greek plebiscite im the fats oT Britain would commit no uclions ever attended u meeting of Adolf t United Stale, was prepnied. ■%f*nt home a week ago without the monarchy in Greece he post­ that would he unfriendly So tyty lie is (ienei.il Kmduki koiso Hitler's inner cabinet. He .den tevealed that most oi Locol residents ‘ arose shivering poned for more than two yrars. nation -great or small. Trade is advised In hank' having made ahy progress, and Who Sluice , ,| I cull I It,. Imi The motion hy Keitel’s defense j the information Washington hud I early this 'morning us the tem­ all ruiion currency in their H H they, too, 111 rfe-osalthough The government proposal was ’ The British Foreign Secretary I'reinler Ifi>l«-ki 'I'ojo .uni headed cuuusel to si I ike out the evidence ! been able to gather indicated that hsnk arcminl»< nnd not to semble' on Monday, there’s little perature dippcit to 40 degrees, made hy Bevin in the course of declined, however, thut he could tho Jupnnv* ■ i. .veinment from tu thut effect was turned down ; if |),r Jnp- did attack they the lowest recording yet made 'desiro) llook Four wiilch cotioptimism mnong ..the . conference u debate on foreign affairs. not see thut any useful purpose July, I'd 11 lo in i April. Koiso hy the Allied War Crimes Tri would eoineutrate on the Dutch tsiiis sugar mu pons, a.'cordsince summer by B. F. Whllner, Churchill rose to his feet and op­ would he served by culling a surrendered ui Sag.,mo prison in hunul. The presiding Justlie in- East Indies and the .Malay Peri-' weathermun. No frost was te- posed the suggestion on the special session of the United Na­ imt In A. B. I’etrrson, of the where. ** funned Keitel’s counsel that the insula. Tokyo ludny. ported. lint inn Board. Drier Con­ ground that the question o f n tions nl this time to consider the I He was the third of It Japa- evidence was udmissahle and In Detroit, 'meanwhile, and at In another disclosure, Hull told trol still remains on these Both celery and fruit growers monarchy or republic is a ques­ Washington declaration on atomic , lies,, political and military le id- could lie challenged only latei General Motors planta in other welcomed the cold snap ns It howPresident Roosevelt a n d . items. tion of great interest in Greece energy. But he said Britain .would, Keitel sought to deny that tie Prime Minister Churchill agreed citife and towns across the cofn. ers oiderrd arrested earlier this cities better quality o f product*. at the present time. In reply, the not tie ufruhl to bring any mat­ teket lines have been rein- meant week Co surreodei A fourth ever participated , In any u( the tn take so-called .parallel urtlon Warm weather o f the past.week, inner cabinet sessiona nt which ill notifying Japan that if she today after a thin holiday which on Wednesday reached a Foreign Secretary snlil he would ter up for discussion ill (ill open A n n o S !,s N ,;n .d ' i N|ecafvei/ ^' th e 1 W « L e B*! C J * ,s . . " ' V ' world war two was plotted. . a turn-out yesterday. Snow and cold maximum of H5, degrees, had the defy anyone to conduct n plebis- assembly of the United Nations, mrss that they have W n await - 1 F.lv" ,lln" « ! f «»»• .All fsee pus,I continued hri Mggtession the American prosecutors introduced United Stale a.id lll'itsi-- 'Void l ,___ hie wur crimes chuiges. v weather fn the Detroit area is effect of causing celciy to make1 J^^Jhopefullv. fpi a l onK W i t h German documents to \ho effis'l KoUo's KUriTiutri', ,2UI height Le fsitcil « ’ n.o.v' WeteifilxTty ___ lathcr, dhi ian rJx* ef'xu d k . .^Wk'i'ltuin Jopafle-e uod oon-lupane-v |iri- lliul Keitel Wus u member t>t That was the accord teurnnil when according to growers. TMa is u Hitler's cabinet without port­ . worth in front o f General Motors condition that the cool weather ; V;tnnlng t t e ’r .w ti ill , 1 end tomorrow."1^,1’ ho,ers now are bei.'tg held ut And. s . (, , )insoiis ns folio and hud uttended , such the two leaders held their Atgate*. lontlc conference. Is expected to correct. In addi­ ut .... **'“ M»n... 11.11.-. ,11 luml fu l. —111 ;, ,.! |h, A lliel in. | .iri.'i drive meetings. This is tha day that they com­ tion, the cool xveather should re­ Barely a month before Pearl American prosecutors began ur pany promlsad to deliver Its reply duce Insect pests that thrive un­ .......... winding up today their present*- Harbor, said Hull, the Lip envoys to the union’s demand fo r arbitra­ der the warmer conditions. ih nturnr. And .'.till another .luputmi.e was limi ol evidence dcnlltlg with the had suggested that u tein|iorar>' tion o f the wage demand, and the Citrus growers welcomed tha So sta rlin g tnpm now , yon d o n 'f| t( h,till il ilr «l till lfMM^ Til n| pull lira I phases of Hitler's rise agreement inighi lie icached. Aicoroporation'a answer is awaited cold snap ns It meant natural Five turkeys were won ut the NORFOLK, Vn. Nov, 23, (A’ l have to t in ii in red pniiils f or i ----------------------- to power. Attorney Thomas Dodd, tianigh Hull desei ibetl the situation eagerly. However,.many obearvers coloring fur fruit, which wuulil Turkey Shoot held hy Company A ! l-yrni-old inochonic is going id t.aitfuul, ( hmiu, was assigned *‘ f that tune *■ „ •n'U'al and choice cuts of lie rf or fo t] ( ’ 0 u r ( T o D c t ’ i d c O i l feel pretty aure that the arbf- not have to ho pul through tho " C " of tile Florida State (iu.nd. hark Into the Army. Hr is Thro those . „ ........ pork.'And ........... tin points will he rcto describe to the Irihlinal liow virtually, ho|ie|eis, he -aid atff'liitfliitiM I'liare T h » ) ^ (ration demand will be rejected. and the Seminole Gun Club on dnro It. I.inehuck, who h|is jit t qu red for butter, mnrgniine, lap I -Nuxi lea.Uos oooeh liig .tiennanej .l*’iii|lLi to d iu f l-auih a a ugreuVaimtHhit u ’ k T r4^i I Foe one thing, It calls upon the ib-,1, range east of the IT,.lei i q i l t n O G r i, week mechanic’s mb7amishoironfog. * induslrialiHls into the party. "**’n were m ade.e1tifi.il never company to open Itl books for Muyfaii Wednesday ufternnn at lo re-enlist. Thus comes te alt end the . ' „ ' ,, More than a coie of secret "a s prvxvnlnl to the .lapunese. Inspection, something that Gen­ from 2 :0’> to fi;00 p. M. I inehurk served 12 years in meals ami* fats rationing program „,*,!• i * A ’ 1 1,1 ! i ‘” ' Reich teporls a re ' in tlie hand.-, Before it could I. completed eral Motors thus far has reThe lucky winners were Wil-nn, the Army hfter the first .. .....I that wits started Mat 2X. 1013. 1 ''ilippine* supreme c»uit has of the American prosecutor to i tlie Jo|is hud offeied a new fused to do. And for another; Bonifncu, W ikhIi , Huberts and War. lie was too young to fight These unnmirements were made *J'’**1' \V.' '/ ‘. f , 0" f*11 “ 1 uV*” ’*, implicate tlciuiuny’n wealthiest proposal uiuen Hull ai.l was thing, it would bind the company ; Kmmpf. in World War I and his ilitilt today lay Fecictury of Agricul- !i" ‘ 'he .1nl>ur!«■'*•_ l.ii'iat. t.e leriil inilusll iulints ill tho idol to ie |too extreme. As a tnilow up, Hull not to pse wage increases as a There will ho a Christ nt in. Tur­ hoard turned him ilown for W orld, tural Anderson at a new., confer- ! ' arxmwlntax is a-lng l l „ i,t1,1 ,1 •<„ I’ M ' l o o t 1emiihnsixed to the .lap. that the level for seeking higher auto-1 W ASHINGTON, Nov. 23, im ­ iktn key Fhndt at the same lunge on Wur II an being too old.* ' arton. He said that 1 '‘ f 1*1 >' at Manila. Defense |encc In Washington. 1United States would -tick tn its mobile prices, another point that J ,le N »vy has unnuuncad Hist Saturday, llec. 22. from 2:tiu lo eiiltnotni't counsel hud asked for a writ But now- that the Army is tab termination of meal principles of pi i,reinb cooperation la likely to make tha-'corporatlon I ^ fonclsco will be desljinlod 0:0)1 P. M. with shotguns only. of hahi'tiR cAi nils on grounds ing upy physically fit man w lm 'nlaci apple, <„ enuned fish. The that (In- United Kittles .*1Hilary a naval base. The effective ltd nnti-ttggression. Anti that balk. Tlie Gun club i* holding pixtol hns Imd five years previous Arm .tents freed from ialInning to(late is Nov. 30. But 'Nuvy statement, he added, wits whul A tpeclal a tsliu n t to U ^ r I official, s a id t b .c h a .ie e i . n m Prucliee ,naU;hM lhl’ fil>1 »"d servicc for u-enlistment. Line morrow uleu inelude mnrgurinc, Commission which is trying Yathe .(nu PiOllitlWtlldiM: lilhclt’d UK imi-hilii for war crimes, i) with­ Secretary Bchwellenbach, John W. t j intermeted ns dcxlgn’ tlmr *®V Wedriaaday. afternoon;, of bark’s going hack in. ilis ren lard rind shortening. mi ultimatum,, out jurisdiction. Gibton, „ -a son — well, he’s got ten o f Iheni.i ---— United Slates Army officials The voluitlitlee has reeived members to shoot In the regular n wife and nine children. With ington __ttoday aftar conference* , 4 n . * .,„i *. *s_ Detroit • oast. evidence thast the lute President have taken the opposite position NBA West Pistol fn with union offlct .* iu Coast ~t’C r\ Length' |i*lln»nnce* for hia dependents and *NJft. U u n i e l U e n e t t What it mean* is that existing thut the Philippines courts have once contemplated u temporary yesterday. Glbeon u expresaed ei naval establishments in the aron agteeiiivut with Jitliuii to stall the: belief .. that the etrlke will will he re-designated and nr of the month. ^ h L " inutrlicsl io f^ A rm y ^ n lra ^ fter^ W o H d ^ W a i i 'H W I R e t u r n e d H o m e no jurisdiction over Army prored lire. not la it beyond mid-January. A nideliug of tin- Advisory o lf u conflict, tlfteu'd in testi­ ganiicd into an administrative In a continuation o f the trial Hoard of the Sanford State Mar­ mony before the congressional Sgt. Daniel D eneffU SM C .com Id Chicago, a continued dead unit. ThI* i* in conformity with president o f tht/ciun Cluh' and L 'r / ’ m n H i1 Wl11 ^ *l " “ M,t ; --------------------------; imitilcutiuiiM ojonilor, of » luml of Yumushitu. the chief of staff ket - will Is' held Motnlity eve group lodnv vvu- a copy of *v ock in tha etrike o f liflnoi* and plans to streamline the Navy’s piHtuI initruftor of Ihi? ponci,l n it held on the policu IiohmI fiuHici plnne Nipiailrcni, who to the Japanese Manila defense ring at the market- office with pencilled Hide in Mr. Roosevelt’s Northern Indiana Long Distance shore establishments, u note ontliiilng u i IQ IIS A l * C O iK C llS 8 i‘ ( I ! h» three iiiujor oh- group has testified that Yuma- W.- A. Leffler, i lminiiaii. pre liuiidwriting Telephone Operator* naa led to A line officer of flag rank riuiuf hnc’k o f the ^oo. possible t e in p o i a ry agreement irnireinenlM on (iiiudnluinul an«l shltu hud no power to proclaim siding. .union hint of a nation-wide tVill be _ named cpmmnndunt of with Japan in IH41. Although the one engagement on Peleliu has Manila an open city. telephone a trike. And In Maine, j thd Kan Francisco base and his leturned safely to Ills home on M. I.. Culliim, sales nuinagei note was not dated, a memoran­ m conciliation effort* arei continuing command will be sepurntc from of Chase und Cunipuny now has dum attached to it s|tectlluUxl In an attempt to ertd the fodr- the district command, Many plans for the raising id 711 Mellonville lo spend u fur­ for an assistant. Joint Courier, that it piobalily was written weeks-long strike affecting nine I , long e' the standard di nf' education ‘ of the lough with hi} pnrenlH, Mr. nml who served with, the 5th A r­ shortly ufj/‘t' Nov. 2t», 1(141. Hut cotton mills. More than 1,000 Christmas school pupil* of Florida were Mrs. John E. Deneff. le entered the UKMC August, mored Division in Frunrc, Bel­ apparently it w as. never submit­ £eal letter* from the Seminole explained and discussed ut lluI, nl Savannah, Gu. and was LOS ANGELES, Nov. 23, (A'l— gium, Luxemburg, • liolluhd and ted to JnpauCounty Tuberculosis nnd Health conference o f county sutierihten Four points were nullified in I Association were prepared for dents Just concluded under Knpl. trained at Paris aland, S. C., Two aircraft manufuciurers in Germany, ROME STItIKB uantiro, Vn. und Jacksonville. I’ullforniu have announced drthe notation. It proposed thut the mailing Wednesdey by meitiheis C o l i n English’s direction at United Hlate.. resume ___ ___________ , ............ ........................... A l l bond buyers of the Victory ___ economic ________ tuils of new wrapons which they o f tKe -Civia Department o f t l i o G ain -villa "it urns rannrteil tin. • ROME, Nor. MP)— Thou ORLANDO, Nov. 23, (JP)~ Two- Sanfonl Woman’si Club. In order morning by Rupt. T. w ! Uwtmi. i '. t ^ r r i " ^ have Been inanuroctUrTHIFTbrTlie L o a n h iiH n iV i- nut * Uff* yet " IP- Ttrintinn* wih-Japan. -Hut there— sand* of worker* staged t reived their tirkets for the Bond Mere two conditions attached. ear-old Bonnie Stewart nf Or- to avoid congestion at the Post who returned Weilnesduy from HH2 as noil riimmlsHioned officer United Stales Army. general etrike in Rome today in yearin rhnrge of communications for Northrop Aircruiift suys it bus Premiere nnd Fashion Show to Mupan was to stop sending troops Undo awaits a critical heart op- Office, the mailing* will be the meeting. fighter He been producing jet-propelled lie given IVeilnesdu’y evening ut to liulo ( ’ lima, the- Munchurian firing.1 H#1"chamber siaggrrwi, but uui at al J*a»t least 1,600 l.oixi are Among problems brought up a " -YZ'i” I n tplane squadron. f living. tThe chamber o f^ U b o r , * r* t>on *t John* Hopkins Hospital | staggered, No. 121 bun bomb for American furces K: 16 o’clock at the Ititz Throtei’, honlci or any other place to the ------ *-J1 *“ J their 1 -way w jn‘ ~ I also for explanation were new to "find into m a*Id that all union members 1--the operation may save tho expected on New since the summer nf IU44. The are advised by Ed Tume tn call south . . . inclining Siam und homes today and tomorrow, a e -; law* relating to retirement of . J . V t *' U J * , stepped work at 10 A. M „ Rome child’* life. Bonnie's father died on lwo coixlinjx to Mr*. Elixab«tli Hhr- teacher*: v(a-»tion«| education: ’ 0u" “ cnn" ’ and New weapon is said to curry 37* ut either hunk, the Post Office m Dutch and British possession*. time. There i n about 170,000 hundred pounds of explosives und tho theater in order tu get tic­ her, eecretary secretary o of*f the *twte stale sell scholarships; a new pro-. Zealand. According to the note, Japan union member*. In addition, said Jima — and her mother whs stair key Cliche Keptemlier, W43 found him could he launched on a landing ket*, which will be given free ulxo was to agree tint to invoke 1grain o f supervision o f the vet tha'chamber of labor, a majority bed fatally about a year ago in Association. hoDitd for the United Ktatee for euclt linnil purchase. cruft from 60 feel of .track. It i* planned to use the funds eran’a training program under the Tri-Partite Pad even if the o f one quarter o f a million un­ a still — unsolved slaying. where he remained until July, North American Aviation has Professor o f surgery at Hop­ derivedifrom the sate for build­ the G. I. Bill o f Bights, and United States citified 'the Euro­ organised worker* joined In the Arnold Timid S I /«*, URNlL pean war. Mr. Roosevelt nlso had kins — Dr. Alfred Blalock — .has ing o f the much needed tuber­ plana for post war construction 11)44 nnd thru returned to duly announced details of u P-32 , on PelcliiL He temainod thjrc who served in the i'arific urea twin • fuselage military fighter aald the girl la *uff*rini; from a culosis isolation u n it now itcing of school buildings. u n til Oct.. 12 again net tall for plane with u range of 2600 miles. for more than seven tmmilu- jolted duwn a suggestion that valvular heart condition which planned; In addition, two nutv the United Ktntes aboard the El­ The craft replaces the P-61 during which time he was at the United States might introduce prevent* lufficient blood from case* requiring furnishing of the Jup* to the Chinese for. nego­ dorado. Tokvo Bay with the Third Fleet, tiations but the United States wa* Mustang. going to h*r lung*, for oxygena­ milk were reported, and need of McKinley Preaches Sgt. Deneff wears the Ameri­ PATCH FU N ERA L is home . on leave visiting hi* to take no part in those convert*tion. Dr. - Blalock aaya the op­ large a-r*y picture* for which Defense Ribbon, American narents, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. lions. j A t Union Service eration will be performed within many cannot afford to pay will SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Nov. can Theater Ribbon, Pacific Theater F.IHF.NHOWKK IL L Timid. the next sever*! week's. require further expenditures. 23, (A ^ — The private plane of Ribbon, Good Conduct Ribbon and These x-ray* are the follow up The Rev. J. E. McKlniev o f the Lieut. General Alexander Patch. also ha* the Presidential Unit WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 23, Boxing matches sponsored by o f the mas* x-ray* taken here Jr., la to leave San Antonio to­ Citaliot« and a I.alter of Com­ First Methodist Church delivered in September by the State mobile day with the body o f the Fourth mendation. He plans lo return (A’t—General Elsenhower, as well the Sanford Lion’s Club will lake F op at the as his wife, le in the hospital. place at H;0u o’clock this eve unit. , y morning Truman A s k s For Army commander, bound for to duty on the West Coast where He entered Ashford General Hos­ ning ot the Municipal Koftbxll at kiSO o’clock at the First Philippine Election Weet Point. N. Y. A t West he wiil aid in forming a new pital at White Huiphur Springs, Parirk. The program is being di' Baptist Church direction Point, final rites for Genernl squadron. W. Va. to prevent development reeled bv Joe Moss and his romPARIS, Nov. 23, (A*) — A protha Sanford Aerial AsPrisoners O f W ar Patch have been tentatively art of com plication* a* the result milter of IJonr. w A S H IN G TbN . Nov. 23, (Ah— groin for immediate nationalisa­ ill* V-2 SAN TA for Sunday afternoon at the of a heavy cold. The acting President Truman asked Congress Arrive In Miami cemetery o f the United States tion of France’s credit, electricity Invocation was by Major Allan today to authorise ait earlv genarmy chief o f * U ff warn suffer­ nnd insurunce industries was PORTLAND. Ore., N o v . 21. ing from tevere hoarseness and Wbarion «t: Ute Salvation oral ttection in tha Philippine ’ M IAM I, Nov. 43, (A1)- E ig h t Military Academy. presented to the constituent as­ KILLED BY RBUELH (A1 ) — Everything e e e,m a to be his face wo* flushed aa. he testi­ Jewish Islands, Mr. Truman asked that repatriated American prisoner* sembly today by President Char­ changing theme day* — even the fied yesterday for U NRKA. Hi* TEHERAN, Iran, Nov. 23. IA»»— les De Gaulle. .Bqth1 the election be held not Inter of war and their families have A R M Y PUN traditional way Santa Cluu* de­ plans to return lo Europe have Be Gaulle called for modern!* Testament Ikon next April 30 and that the arrived ht Miami Beach for a liver* hie present*, been put o ff for the time being. An Iranian general declared to­ ration, as he put it, o f mining, newly - elected Philippine presi­ two weak*’ recuperative vaca­ day that 20 official* and landTOKYO. Nov. 28, WF>— Allied Th* Retell Trade Bureau in lie dent, vice president and Congress tion jn civilian hotel* — with occupation forces tn Japan and Portland has announced details owners hav* been seized by industry und agricul lure, lake office not later than next Uncle Sam paying the bill. rebel* and shot in the northwest said tnat France must be re­ Korea are receiving new* and en­ o f a fairy tale parade te be MRS. P Y L E DIES M a- £1. province o f Azerbaijan. The gen­ valued ao that French money The eight are the first of tertainment over e radio net' staged in the city. The Bureau eral made the announcement In can be, in hi* word*, "established ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. No Identical latter* containing tha 1.000 A fm y fU f Corps personnel work, o f IS armed force* sta­ says Saint Nick ha* given uo a broadcast from th* province on an indisputable bate, ry outlet la a 60.0U0 hie sleigh and reindeer, end will (A’j— Mr*. Ernie Pyle died to to who were captured In the Pacific tions. The key where separatist* have stage itagctl a tha interim president liberated, wett station In Tokyo., The ori- arrive at the airport. Not only Mrs. Pyle was the widow of form* in public serift rk wa* eatabllshcd that — Sant* is even coming in famed war correspondent who lost revolt. The . general aald said that ha I ain In progress at ministration, reforms in t one o f those newflaneed' rocket his life on the tiny island o f Ie fighting »lill l 1* In tthe ad- a railway town, Ml»neh, about cial tetup, nml q cpnit Bhima o ff Okinawa in k * -P I ...., . ship* — the kind which eome Bhlma people think have not been in lie, .She wa* ofterf referred to as 260 mile* northwest o f Teheran, •’ that g irl" to Pyle’s column, the capital. ' Cold Snap Viewed Foreign. Secretary Bevin And Meat Rationing Beneficial Turn Churchill Clash In Commons Including Butter For Agriculture Ends Tomorrow Temperature D r o p s To 40 Degrees A t Early Morning Hour A ndornon— Reveals an .\,mni i>aiin ..™ !S& * gNe^*egfttfd8ra8 Winners Revealed Forfy-FdUr Y e a r In Turkey Shoot Old Mechanic Is At Gun Club Range ReturningToArmy San Francisco I s Named Navy Base ♦ t CITY BRIEFS Xmas Seal Letters For Improving Schools Placed In Ma i l s Orlando 2 Year Old Has Heart Operation J New Weapons M a d e For Army A ir Corps, .. 4 DeGaulle Calls French Socialization •W*r ‘ . -j **•* ;• ... - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1945 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 21, 1945; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/92787e9d1c0a822a0a7a4746ebb31e51.pdf 6bbbc0f117e820ad7bf350e2a953b8d8 PDF Text Text t s « t ■;------------------- ------------------~ > PAGE P E P PE R AT DACHAU TRIAL TWO FARM S FOR SALE—One 3 acres, tiled land, 1 good well, 2 story house. I ca r garag e. 1 cool house, 000 ft. W est of Lake Monroe P ost tlfffee. One —J> acres, all tiled, good well, 2 afory houoe, 2 story bairn, tt mile w est on O range Boule­ vard, J . W. Bell, Lake Monroe, Phone 16. TWO BEDroom bungalow, mod­ ern, furnished. By owner, 308 E. 7 lb St. VEGETABLE plants for Vlctoiy Gardens end large acreage Corel linger, Red, and Chine *r Cabbaged ' Collards; RrocciUi W hite Bermuda Onions: Neck lass R utabagas; Escarole, Ice berg le ttu c e ; R utger Tom a­ toes; 1 y esr old Rh, bsrli RboW n>^Tmntr~plmit g r * a : c : Thym e;—F in n aith ie; Dill am i -SUawberry. p!_ani». Fresh veg«. tables and oranges packed *to ship. J. W. Bell, Lake Monroe, phone 15. Brand new, solid • -RO O FING aluminum jh e e f rooflnffT V- " NEW YORK. Nov. id , <£>}— Y.BRID Chicks, special price, M orldn’s Senator Claude Pepper Rhode Island Reds, New Damp* will be nmonp IIiokc present nt shires, W hite .and Barred Ply- opening session* of the trial of mouth Itocks, Pullorum testod 4t) top Nasi officials of the nochicks, each Me, J00 for 1115.75. furious U s c h n u Concentration Leghorn pullete, 4 weeks old, Camp. ,n„ chicks u f f ’ we W lthm“ w 2 U rge I n t Thc lr i»' tfH,ny «» scheduled open 100 will shin , )nfhau befow „ toUriUed metal feeders and State* m ilitary governm ent genew aters free of ch a rg j. Poultry rn , court. Farm , 713 So. Howard Ave.. i ______ __________ Tam pa, Fla. The gasoline used by one Su- SIT. W AN TED — f|W* to Tokyo umi back unulil (in overage m otorist REFIN ED , w hite woman would i yenra like some light work. Box 20., c/n Herald. * t I.T A N 'A — r .r a ir ’fTODY*AND” Fcnder dent*,' pa hit Injury or fading should be corrected now to combat aging 'and w eathering. A now pain ­ less method aw aits you at YATES AUTO PAIN T _A rre tiy I 'A I I R A m I. F s M Is p Spafkle .. pkg. .a 5c ' P rtH n i N herein led . a n * A TflfrU VH' y o u r r t r W r w r . r s m e I n in s a . o i l ' fo r D iv o rc e , on o r b efore ,tb « 191 h ■ lay o f D e ce m b e r, 11( 5 : o th e rw le e ,. ■ l-c r e e l'r n Confeeco w ill .be M m t -r e d cq n ln e t yo u fo r f a ilu r e to a ^ , n e ar. | l e a or « n « w w , • r e u u lrs b y la w . I I I . ord e re d H is t Ib is N o lle * . be r»iib ll«he ,| o n ce a w e e k fo r f o u r , c o n .e c u llv e w eeka In th e H a n ro rd .' I l « . r - 1,1 a N Newaiiaper e w .o a p e r (Pdlillehed id lillih e d . u al~ l HaiilnrA Kemlnole County. F lorida.. * WITNKSrt my hand and eeala Ihla Kill ilny of November. 1*15, n I*. IIKIINDON Clerk. Circuit . Courl. m e a l) ‘ ■ f lm h f a a t mt t'k a m e lo n * * ' N n *. W heaties............ 10c A a k la r * — K r n l i , C rU * I ‘•Prenrium s Ik . 17q | C O L E M A N ’S • OFFICE SUPPLIES . i l i i N In ii liti lin n f il l' l l Hiin ‘ f in a l r r |i i l l «itt A i|fn tiilf»tvn i«> r **f I I n* ufitietfi ftf' . l i i i t r r w r i i v l l l c * i|fin*nfulfili. H int fi»" fin * f llf t ii 11 i f iM'iltl<»n f o r f in a l lilt; f i l l ,rc,4s itlt«l I till I lilt w i l l «t111*t >" if* til* I Ion lira l»to *fc>vii ii I % , FI**r 1*1.'i, rfi|ltli«p» nltd f u r i* t r a t o r I* ..V llk t Mustard lib jar 9c II* W, Wit.re. d oiEiri" «*|s .H**iillfiul«i on Hit* F u l l ,4 my 1945,- f u r f iiip m v jil f i l i a l illriH m ritfi tin u f th e enttttvr u f ilfififiitfc’d- MART n t j t r-vaa Iflrnlrir i»f lit** 'A s tsr-P A W M — n r M « -O* f l o rd e r 3£ Id IIULSI Buenos Aires has n p o p u la ted 111 A bb tVIIIHI IT MAV I ‘I ISr n it s N"ili', U hereby. ulva-n Umi Mar- DODGE • PLYMOUTH PARTS AND SERVICE 109 Palm etto A re, Phone l o l l oima Rerrr. Kentucky,- A t the tim e of the signing of the Declaration of Independence there were only nine colleges in LEGAL NOTICE Am erica: H arvard, William and in ( o t itT nr* t i i i ; « o i v r i Mary, Yale, College of New J e r ­ . i r n i i i , nf. w in o i . k m i n t i sey, Kings Cnlleg*. College of sr.tT H oir IT.OIIIIIN. P h 11 a d c I p h I a, Rhode Island. is ill; t i i i : k h t a t k o r anti| u : w I’AVI.i k , Queens and D artm outh. N.N.N W E ‘ ARE- fDllv equlppcet" and -knov. how to reeup your tire*. N atural ru lh ei oi eynthctic. we protect tiie sidewalls of ._ y o iir tire. Jones l i r e -S h o p , Cor. ljjg*£ml Elntp-fmine 00845$ M O N D A Y , N O V E M B E R 19, 1 9 4 5 : •"Alumt 00 p*r cent of the pulp------------ ■ j a oft 1. cut 10. Uw Im lln l S lates is TAhfl’A, ,Nov, 10, l/ry— The c.it+ieti in IrueUfl.sJl or. j a r t of Florida .Tax A ssessors Asaocia- the Wny from woods to ml ITS. tion h a . named L O. H anatn of ,inn 1800 a r v .H ffine.l ln .J student* 1800 H H arvard students Broward County P resident of the whn went to to a- party nnr(v in i„ Boston n n«,nr. , who went Association for the eneulng year. ( $fi. „ v ||lto r lo the tb catro WM . ItUSiNESS SERVICE Eversharp Pena 1‘fiu til v, *<f I *$*• u f nam e A d m in j\ n ilr u w v ON A TH IC K LY WOODED H ILLSID E of M f. Beacon, ju s t oustlde Beacon. N.Y. aplintered T ffw u ig e of n Navy plane in which C pffijfltfoir D ixie, K iefer, he nwtflwi—w.mma n iei of "The-- Fighting T n J y * r i)e t death. Five o th e rs‘were killc'iL.wben lha~pliiua .h it a fop'CfiBfrtl. hidefen erni; and exploded. “ Capthln Dixie", a t the tim e of his death 'Mkty cnnuKjiider of IhfetN aval A ir Station a t Quormet Point, R.I. (International) Tyne writers EGG NOODLES 3-5 oz. Pfegs. 17c V» »>. 4*ky. S4r * *• % fl9c 2 Tan Cans 17c Mfg. A D istributing Co., ^ r.O r W t l l T I ! I IO I S U T o r m ir d w it h % 'lta a tls T O ' Box 3361, 010 L ancaster Drive, WASHING machines repaired— and all home appliances. Cald­ Orlando. Phone 21730. well G eneral Repnir . Shah, 707 BABY BED, good condition. North Milts, Orlando, phone Phone 33(1-J, 2-1072. I’ronlpt service. V IlllM lM 'rrR h , T n i I> ItITX ASf.T PAI1H Pare 1-lh. la r 32 CHRYSLER roadster, good E xpert Auto Repairing running condition, 5 good tfres. Crackers .. pkg. 21c Grape J a m ....... 19q Barfield & Jackson m u :it ha ii ii f f . . . Under . OPA . ceiling. , Ph°n« ..In connection with810-J. Yates Auto Paint & Bodv Works M olasses .......... Phone 371 H r llr ln s . , F r ie d i l V i m J A .Y K P A f l K R I I I H -l’hs. SIMMONS BABY BED a n d -m a t­ tress, good as new, man’s pocket A U TO PAINTING I rem 12-oz can 32c jewel Howard, else ,Watch, »17.......1Fruit Cakes By C.W. " P a t” Johnkon UTI.su VN —Nknrlrnlii* 12- $35.00; Man's w rist watch, 15 years experience In auto and A dvance 4-lb ctn 72c 17 Jewel, bulova - $40.00; La nircrnftpninting. Sanford's popu* • 1 Vz-Ibs. 85c POMT**R—.Inafnnl (-*»«. rail dies w rist watch, 16 Jewel Elgin la r paint authority, U ltra l„ NI.rk rlln 1310 Summer' $35.QP. HOLLER MOTOR SALEH Postum .............. 24c Avinuc. 208 W. 1st St. W B K C H .N l'T — C k u s p ru ONE new 1 3/4 Horse Briggs Baby Food jar l i e San B enito.W ines MOTOR TUNH-UP _ S tratton Gas e n fln e .J u s t right Factories recommend i t every H H I. L o n s — F e r e s I fo r farm use. 300 E . 2nd Sb 5000 ’mites or tw ice a year. EsV ar iity Pek'pKg~23c' Burgundy. YOUNG' fryer* for sate. G.H. sontlal to efficient ca r per/orV f,et*,H O v » n «* r m n l* rrry -------E.---2nd ^----* --- rr.nnce. O ar ,expert mochunicK and J nr I— h t g p een, i 1307 SL, phone Sautern .. . 99c Sun Motor A nalyser assure sa tis­ 8 0 0 -W . P u r l. M h Srrr M armalade 21c faction. Come in today. s«r ITrnnlad Tallel llnnla 22 H.P. Evlnrude and apeedbqat. M uscatel.> HOLLER MOTOR SALES $1.29 l«e. ran 1 h Inquire Sutton Bros. Service 208 W. 1st HL S a n iflu sh -......... 19c Station, flrd and P ark. Cliampagi $2.75 E X PERT — service— on—maehlnes-»l HI)—ITinsS------- ’—----------------- kssrltlfaa f f f t 'j E IG H T room furnUhod house on Elrctric irons, oil h seters and CrysU I l.ake, one half mile rook' stoves, Imckcii by 10 y ears’ Towels . .. roll . 9c Bur* $2.79 South of C o unnttry Club . on r y ------. . . . .I^ k c ___ experience. Phone 701-J. A —l ’i :5 N B e ll I ' . I U l i -4 ||,—D ll. W e r t e l■URary gBaJf -|tttl|11 * Eour syiiui . bedrotims,r ukua vsM.tt’i -r— -M Road.uid Wa x - : " 3 9 r Bread lb loaf l i e bath and shower upstairs, hot ‘ EXPERT tilumblng. h m trg en cy repairs, rcmiaiellng, new am K -M hf city water,—OT eleca ir’ nks, lavatories, toilets, ladfwlry trie kUchen, telephone, 30 acres 'i? .'* * T , i l f | ™ . — lls r lr h e d " tubs, hot w ater heaters. Also 15 acres In (electric fence) H e e r ....... 10-lb. b a g ......... . 61c house hcatinjrF' George Cour- ‘ Fine for chicken ranch o r hogs. P a r * lln lr a e r n n lr d S b a r lr n ls a sen, Phone County 4100 o n Borne cleared highland, muck w rite Box 578, Sanford. Fla. gardan, Iota of tim ber. Mrs. C. d e x o ........3-lb ctn. 6 3 c ..........1-lb ctn. 22c W. Ishill ill. %'HhimIm Ijnrb'liPil . MISCELLANEOUS FU TU RE home b u lld e ra -a sk for WE PAY highest cash price* for P.D.O. Choc. Syrup .... lSVa-oz jar ! concrete blocks th a t will have 27c* used furniture. Haynes A Wil- j M iir iiliif iii F lu ff 3 quality and durability. Miracle Ham* F u rn itu re Co„ 311 H 1* l Concrete Co., 300 Elm Ave­ N ortbcm T issu e ...... .........rflll.......Z ‘1.. 5fl Hi. phone 0CB. nue. BORROW IIHUE WHERE W hen In Stock - ........... PRIVACY IS ' RESPECTED CHOICE of, thrru young milk YOUR natural desjre fur privacy row e; one 314 year old saddle Octagon Ldry S o a p ....... 3 bars ....... 14c in money m a tte rs is strictly horse, good hunting pony. respected here. Friends anti Octagon Powder 2 Irg p k g s ........ : 9c Boston BUele, phons 775*W. relatives ora ' not questioned Octagon Flakes ....... Irg. pkg. ........ 23c about your credit. Your em ­ ONE re-built sewing machine, ployer or tmsbiesa associate* good ood conditi condition. Sell or trade. Octagon Granllated .... Irg. pkg. .... 23c will not hear of your personal Phone 7B1-J. affairs. There Is no esuse for Super Suds .. med. pkg. 10c ?1rg j^cg. 2 COM PLETE line mechanical tools em barrassm ent. • Including acetylene welder. Reasonable cred 't requirem ents Octagon Toilet 2 bara .............. 9c Priced to sell. Inquire nt No co-niskors ot m"nev loans, Johnson's Store, Monroe Cor< Palmolive ............. **3 reg, bar 'a rlsk ls naym ent plans.* ner. A. K. Parham. FAMILY LOAN CO. Palmolive bath .bar ............... 10c Florida Bank ItMg. Phone 3* TRACTOR and trailer mounted on Cashmere B o u q u e t....... 3 bars rubber, double disc and metal MEET ME n l 015 P ark Avenue leveling boutd. (’ood condi­ Thursday. Nov. 22, and lot’s Octagon Cleanser ...^.,... 2 cans tion. Reasonable price. J , L. enjoy a reel old Thanksgiving Parham . Imiuire- Johnson s dinner. .Plenty of Turkey, Btirik, MtniiilwM Store. Monroe Corner. Pumpkin tiie Hnd all the trim ­ mings. $1.26. Call 100-R fn* Baltimore Oysters ... -. p t . GOOD paying grocery and meat special reservations. K lim Mrlrrt m arket. Owner has other In­ terests. Box TA, CIO Herald. Baltimore Oysters .... p t. W ANTEDPhons G24-W a fte r 7 P. .M. Crab M e a t ..... ............... lb........ USED trlrycle fo r three year old I)rr»*d .Ml Drawn PARLOR wood heater, csst iron; child. Phone (154-W. sm all oil heater. 404 Palm etto Fresh Local D u c k s ........... lb. 1-DOOR SEDAN, beat $800.00 will Ave. K rnli Drad* \ buy. Phone 42, W inter Park, Fla. Texas T u r k e y s ................ lb. ... BABY carriage. Can be -seen H gri.IT a t 510 Palmetto Ave. HELP W ANTED— EVAP. MILK lit-c ' THE SANFOHD HERALD, 8ANF0RP. FLORIDA E IG H T H rr* F IL L up w ith . ketwsene and fuel oil before winter. . II. B. POPE C O . INC. * * I tfi f**tul Wll t" 114 Magorilia Aye. You Should Know You should know libout the 80',{ collision or upset Automobile in ­ surance offered by the S tate Farm --Mutual -In su ra n c e Co— If you ca rry $50 deductible colli­ sion or upset insurance on your ra r or tru ck :—$50 is deducted from each c o llliio n ^ a u d upsm claim, ■** . it. coats you $50 p air a dam aged fender. you pay All. If another fender is unmagui! and it costs you $50 to repair, you again pay ALL. SERVICE ' If you had BO'/, coverage you could g e t both fenders repaired by - paying only $20. } The premium a fte r the 1st year is no more th an you would pny for the $50 deductible kind and $15 to $25 less than you would pay for the 80'/, * coverage in most companies. ‘7% Call 178-J. G et the LESS. BEST NOW A V A IL A B L E ? TO All EYEI WERE ON Rosalinda Awdoy, H , when she told of the cruelties of Jap st,Idlers, a t the trial ot (Jen. Yapiashita in Manila. She dl: played some of th e th irty -eig h t bayonet wounds on h er body and aLo told the court hw w -ttw-daprtiait M ttcn~her fath er end TiayontffU lie rK B O isrto death. U. S. Army Signal Corps Itadiophoto. (fnfertiafienal Sounilphoto) OWNERS Y«»u iu f hMt*by urtlervd tu ftp* * I«»tH flay uf .^uvetiibnr, 1945, O* I'* iiKHKLHiN for l»«nr pfitwiiuiiily, or l»v Atturnfi) . | in i-n n u ! thfi Itm uf rumplatiit r irr k . Circuit * CoUrt. h e re in file d in d A r f ld n v ll ua l O i ,M M ,,, 'o u t i. fltlen.-e, aame h e ln a « null for lilv o re e , on ..r b efo re the I'lih dev of D ec,-ruber, l u l l ; o t lie r w l.e , e I t-rr'-r I'en C 'i i f e e .o w ill I m- o n . trre d ' a x u lo e t you fo r f a ilu r e lo M U ie ir. p ie. or nnnw or, na re i|iilre il I ta w et* rA -jzm *’> |MW If fe f rrrlert tl 11,ni h i- in iM ( s |,r ,| iipif*** l(i| h till. IN Nolieo| i«i*ik f » r fitn r —~ —~ — — — . T H W i m r i T T r o t i v r , N IN T H J I I U I I U . I 1111*1 I T , IN A N II F tr ll X C I IIN O I.K t n rN T V . I'M H II D A . |»N I IIA N C D H V Ntx. a n i l . IIKTTV K IIOI’Hf;. FJnlnlltf, ' ) ) )«n li 11hiIt fill nl STRICKLAND MORRJSON INC., w ♦#!IVi* : M »‘*4td»w*||k- ■tlioi SituLuid i §11r11|Q|IT* |Ii*i-i0l«t ii ,fftwP|.»*i|Mtr Night Crew on Duty Monday Thru Friday . 6:30 P.M. to 3;0Q .A.J4- j Hu n f u n i. R ttm ln n lr 4‘ f tiin ty , K lu r l- t l i i i i l t f ' l * ! ,lM D IID H i i o i* IH ’ IIM C A T IIIN V V ITN K Sfl til) bH ixl ii n d e . a l I h U . T O ; I I H I I K I I T <*. IH ItT B K ,, .H o u le Phone 200 9t 20c Ground H a m b u rger............l b . .. - 6 ROOM .bungalow, -best location GIRL for soda Fountain a t LanIn the City. Edward F. Lane, oy’s D rug Store. P a r t tim e or "The man who knows Banford.’ full tim e. WANTED: Helper fo r Jim m ie One of Sanford’s m ost attractiv e Cowan’s Shoot Metal W orks. homes, furnished. Edward F. WOMAN a t Al’a Place, m ust Lane. be n eat and clean and have h ealth card, 311 S aufonl Ave. h ------- TH AT - tL IT T L B - home Hn th s country where you can have FU LL tim e and p a rt lim a clerks. garden, f ru it trass, cow end H. A A._ D epartm ent Store. chickens. Edward F> Lane. LOST & FOUND 1942 STREAM LIGHT housd trailer, located a t Trailer Camp. C. E. Goods. Radio b a tte ry bought L08T : WY-' D U E TO tha fact th a t Navy man Rockey ifire Nov. l14 i f ea!t ttha ‘ op end a n d ’ pput u t In w rong, auto8ho: being transferred this m erchan­ mobile through taistaked R tdise is the seme as now; ward for tha person who de­ 1 three burner Hotpolnt range; livers It to 100B W est 0th St.. 1 five place Thomssvltle poster George Davis. Maple bedroom 4 suit*; 1 coll spring, fe lt m sttrass; 1 throe LO ST: Black le ath e r envelope . piece maple upbolsUrad living beg, gold inlUala, L.Y.L Lost room suit* l one 8 g 12 eand a t A rm ory. Leava a t Ksradd. broodfslt ru g ; 1 five place me ’ Reward. pie dinette suite., Phone 402-J, Pie dl______ Mrs. R. JL Pippin. LOO ST; Ladles’ E lgin w rist w atch, n ear Poet O ffice. Re: OUTBOARD m otor. IVi H. P. Ward. Mrs. Roy Holler, phone single sin g it cylinder. 'Vs: 'Y enr good con­ 222-W, dition. See a t 014 M yrtle Ave. Phone 2M-W. *TOB RENTcow ,'pony, one work h o m nd one mule. II,M. Gocbren r w o stores, 00$ and >07 W. 0th 8t> I County 2306, Lake Mary, ROOM furnished house, Icivilians ______ _ __ Sm all fam ily only. 080.00 per m onth. J . V. M ar/ R t », Box 90. W ANTED TO P rra k Ground Pork S a u s a g e ..........lb. IIKUM.tVB . Smoked S a u B a g e..............lb. N.............. 4 sirloin Steak ...................l b . ....... ........4: it o ir a if s D og Food . .........2-lb .pkg. .... Fresh Cranberries ....* 1-lb cello b ag .... 33£ Fresh Crisp C e le r y ....... Irg stalk ........ 23c Fancy E ating A p p le s ...... . 2 - lb s ....... 25c Selected Tom atoes lb. * t n . ........ 27c T • * \- T FresJ Green C a b b a g e ..... . lb.............6c Large Juicy Florida Oranges ....5 lbs. f * r ( . q l*aektd S . | US No. 1 M aine Potatoes ....10 lb s*,... 4 Local Spinach .............. . 2 lbs. Tender Yellow Squash . . . ^ T b /.i:... Fresh Green B e a n s ........ 2 lb's. Large Fla. Grapefruit •..... each ...... Yellow Oni 3 lbs. P h . 14T- Beautiful Piece owner Group exp™ 164 .45 Stunning modern design with . . .i ' •! k*- 1 waterfall fronts, large Und- S tafford’s Service Station acape mirrors of fine plate glass. In betuiifdl blonde Cor. 2nd & Sanford Pbon* 9190 woods, consists of Bed, Chest of drawers, Vanity, Felt mat- rescued ms from the graveyard. |Let them inspect Y O U R tires to reveal serious troubles. Oo in Ifor weekly rriniUtioo— tire rotab y 5i- y e a r - ; ■■ • . trea^ Simmons cot| springs, Ml two large feather p illo w s. vL! wonderful 4 �~ 1-------- I-----------■---T t f f 'l . r <?;V * I *C .*• VX h Unlly There Ir, Strength— . , ,^ T # P rotect U * Peace of tile W orldi " T o P t i m Ii th e F r t m u of A n e r lti i T o Produce P 'o i p t r i l ; for Sanford. VOLUME XXXVII Hitler Gang Goes On Trial At Nuernberg S h e F air through W n liiH n ) , tem perature. llllle ' d in n e r in AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NKWSPAPKK Established I Ill's SANFORD. FLORIDA. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1015 Two-W ay T ra ffic In U niform ' Legion Of Risk In Going Soft Henchm en Listen To ~ U.S. And B r i t i s h Prosecutors W i t h V arying Em otions I T H E W EATHER Treasury Head Says Must Rem ain Strong^Atid Support j World Organization ir.Sf Afvsot laictW’rcs.s Leased Wire NUMBER ID. Of Plan For Pearl Harbor Attack ’•’Vro TT- Finale Of -Three-Powora. Atomic Conference* ~ NUERNBERG* Nov.. 20. (AI*)— The form er German Foreign M inister Joachim Von Ribbentrop, collapsed . today a t Ma trial here. He was re ­ moved from the chamber , where he la. being, tried with .O th e r top N u i le ad e n . It u alao reported th a t one of the defense attorneys had tried to pass some poison to Jnllua S tried ier, the notoriova anti-Sem ite. Twice to­ day guards have prevented som ething being passed over the sill of the dock. Foreseen-* A s The Opening: P hase Of U .S.-Japanese War C U IC A G f. Nov. “0, —. I W A S H IN G T O N . N o v . 2 0 , T reasury S eri clary Fred Vrns.ut i w atn n l tn liiy jrfiN i (hr United ( A F ) — T h e F e n r l lln r iw ir i)ti f 'a t e * i . ii not lei inteinational v e s tlR a tin ir c o m m itt e e h a s pruS’.vm,* „*• by default. In an ; le a r n e d _ th iit. : tlm l a t e S e c .Mr. .>i«rrd.for the A tnerF-'an onvnitlou in Chicago, t i r e tn r - o f i he ^ N av y , F r a n k .. vln?W!’ .tr:iV r« t" lb iu w c r a n n .itJK n u N L _ iu td a p ro m o B itk R i aaJine m c n s V i hairs and wallow ^ m o r e t h a n t e n m o n th s t>en il:6 luxury of the feeling t h a t fo re h n n d t h u t a .Inpatients •‘the war is aver." Vinson told the Legionnaire* K lirp rifle u ttite k n tiK h t ho thut this nation must do hr«* la u n c h e d a t I’e a r l H a r b o r . th in g s: remain powerful, • upWIRING BARRAGE ON CONGRESS TO LET SERVICE MEN OUT An exchange of correspondenc.* port International discussion to ■ between Knox und form er Sec­ keep the peocr. and | rovhle leader- * retary of W ur Stlmsoii has been al io, fm a w u riijjm w p e rlty . i —laid—lifcfuj;,c _ lliu _lajuuniUpc. d is :.. NUERNBERG. N ov. 20, Gel sera 1 Dwight (». E ise n h o w e rp closing th a t Knox bail suggested arrived in Chicago today for an! (AP)— An epoch In the his­ possibility of n I’cnrl H arbor "Eisenhow er Day" a t the A m eri­ tory of mankind and the attack sonic ten m onths • before can le g io n ’s -7th annual national world began today in a .small, the disustcr a rlu a lly took place. •■onvention. Ami G eneral "Ike” On .Inn. 24, 1it 11 the late Navy oak-panelled courtroom in lost no tim e in making news, Secretary wrote, " I f w ar even­ disclosed an agreem ent w ith Nuernberg, Germany. Twenty tuate*. wjJf->Japan. it ' r * belevcd ■JlMski.au*- oii-w aaateg: freed - men. a s strangely garbed as I easily onssjblr th a t h ostilities, iiewSinan i.xn lbit iiu u U y u - o s : O a cast .of beggurAjui an. opera, would be ilntiatoil by a surprise cmciHBn -wffnv ‘%.f- iv rm tw y T 1l*I T .V .:T in, ilW FR K N t'E fff'ftTNffi n .lW i fc4 N' ,T H E t'O , N E,y .-----..................--ington w heie I're-idcnt Trum an. Prim e M inister I attac k iijion the fleet or the th ere w ill !<■ exrhan re nress A dee of llrita n and Canadian Prim e M inister M a ,..... »• Kmn dc. nasi the h itu re of the atom ic homh listened with varying emunaval base at Pearl H nrbor.’’ lo u rs In the m ilitary Junes •ecu- Im it t lenient B. A ttlee. PtvMden H arry H. I r u - a r o pn-turo.1 nlmve: Sealed (I. to r.t a te Prim e Atm . lions, as an American—h is . And in his letter, Knox w ent pied b y .. 1h i'.. .Russian* and tho voice trem bling w ith nervousness on to declare that bem use of \m erlcan r. to Y I U e .^ M . n . ti, . Ja io b fp aitly Idddi Ul. R ,p . r b a i b A Eaton of New' 'Jersey. Sen. Brief! ^rd escribed them w ith these Hie possbility of « m ujor d is­ T onight. G eneral Ei*c d o u rer #1. Muh. n of t otthivtietU. t anadlun A m bassador P.-ar-on. S tate Se, i'etn i y lU ines, Bep. jll.x.m of New w prdi: aster t o . the fleet d r the P earl >vil| make an address which he links mul Ailm. I.ruhy, 1hi(«nimtionnll “The' defendants, w ith divers D arker base, every possible step has lerm ed "The .most Itn o rta.it other persons, ere guilty of a rhuuld be lttk tu r_ iu _ p rap ara -fo r— if my lareer. Before th at, ( U n l l s s N Os r u n fo u r) however, lie has svhctdtxl y'si’.'h an attack. i Ulo - - a t— i Ih- head ■of a —pi Knox's letter went _ even fu r­ P la n B o x in g Schools To Close through the loop to the coliseum th er in its prediction of w hat reieiie the Legion’s Dlslln* would happen. He suggested th a t For T hanksgiving the .laps might use uir bombing, hc»i. Service Medal. a ir toi pedn atturkw sabotage, n f l _ Schools will be . dosed through- , ■?. subm arine attac k , mining, or r A t LakcH i o n t l a rk out Seminole County both on bomluirdment bv gunfire. Hut he N T hanksgiving Day, T hursday, and went on a express the view th a t R A nother plug i am bo n n g RE-ENIISTED SERVICE MEN STARTING BACK IN oh F riday, it waa announced to ­ defenses against aerial attack w en t* poi.Milvsl li\ the I m ils day by Supt. T. W, Lawton. were adequate at P earl H arlair. Clnli will take pl.n ■at N.up oM ixk Culluni Is Re-Fleeted •tridny A t Lho F ir s t B aptist Church W ITH IN TH E AREA OF A SINGLE .CITY the rem eru happens U> D isputes Keep- E arlier in the day, former! evening at the M um .iptl 150 T hursday m orning, a t 0:30 o’­ catch niese co n trastin g pictures, showing « o p ) u few of the 300 Pacific Elect Com m ander Admfrtilg A s President O fj ‘ oftiiall Eiebt. it u . i v annouiii'—i in|f 2 7 5 , 0 0 0 Idle J.O clock a Sanford M inisterial As. women who jimmied telegraph office In P ittsburgh, Pa., ."or a tele, Richarilson gave I be com ] touny by Joe \ J - , cliaitmaii ui aociatlon Thanksgiving day ser­ graphic bombardment of Congress dem anding Hint their menfolk be Local Farm llureati th e t ion’s Uixing built eovnm lti'e. Throughout Nation mjuw further licuiia of hi* pi* ■-----------vice will be given. There will retensed fro n ^ tlic arm ed service uml (b o tto m )’ some of the <U ills - ’ _______ • PCarl H atlm r conversations w itt . g } Julian Blenstrom * i New bleachers t avo l>evii addeil be p rayers and organ selections. lllusionod and jobless veteran s in one group whu left a nearby P itts - . or , u i i v i 'T i i v m j,. ,, P resident Roosevelt, lie said lhal Vegetable am i celery gtuw el* o f j t o Mid |tt seating >| e itn tu rs.,_ Seminole High Schools Celery T in Senior Class of Seminole burgh railw ay statio n for Fort Meade. M iL _ after re-enlisting ill ev m ‘ IAllI i*lrt*i ^ . 1.tHMtc* ' Nnr X0, VV,, _ Mr. t..,,.f,llIa^ Rooseveltih«w,. s ’ rath e r loathj the Army (International Sou ml photos) ‘ Feds will appear In u post-season S-mimile (.'u nity fare one of Ihe j * he big inn n Uml Eridtiy ev.-n t%*n on the ssf ih 9 High School will present neg gam e th is year -when the P urple u m t Mi'ute Iskut im blem * III I h it will be n clash u| m g i o , w n.. a r e o y e r , had aw ed fo r £ , . 1 h i " n !d * n m .,lo r I T hanksgiving D ay program a t tVelt experience. e*|ieelally In r e 1 heavyweight slugger-., Bull *rs if I i|i» i it in ■ • v*pt i inn y in * ■ ■ i Tit ' * lu rriran es front Gainesville .................... will moment hy Hie threat of n stiikf | Thilt , Kl(.h„rd - d a n ) W ednesday m orning ~ * t . . ,, ,. , _ meet the locals a it th r high ei hi«>j gard to h arvesting .<f crops, it I n >ilk Henderson. Ira pounds, o f iln OeuenH Motors plants, a s trik c i -1 0 * 1 0 o’clock.. »~ SUMUI.I. a lii Alomu lluinli jf ,.„iir ,| m|g),i rrip n le ' *P" '••‘‘ lareil. Mr. R ooseiclt ft was aunoiiiMcl l»v County Agent J > athletic field on the evening of Offlces a t -the City Hall and Dee. 7, according to « ii uoiionun-. f ,R . Dwwmiii, f< (lowing « m eet, ■_«>- I Jo Itottnd limit lei .,f Clmi ,.ullre auto industry. A ltn L l JJ1"', n,cn . 1,0,1 C oart House will be cloned s- ' nil niiloinobiie inanufactU .ers ob- lr ‘,:lc,!‘ cou *' nwlckly inducted nietil iioluv by llern ian M orn-, mg held \e ste n la y nfieriimm >>l T hursday. The Post Office uml *''h e, ,, (rnlull'd ev.-nt-. a. void mm M'lUl1 ..... . *,.f s fr,,,n adequate sailors irincipal of the srhoid. Hie Seminole G row ers As.ia-ia,. , *1 tli.-ir nit'll ta in r1tin lin in ', J*” .* ',1, „turned* into * j m ost stores and businesses will nu to Mi. Moh*. will Ije a le tu m j tJcmeral .Motor*, no the l.if? firm J lf " S J l ^ T 1' 1 ! 1V '.1 The gam e will l*e spoiuoiw l I>. lion at the P o in t Huu-e. whieli d o es fo r the holiday. Hicbardson then laid the coin­ I the S aulord Kiwnnis Club and ihe was foUowe,! bv a meeting of bum „f Miihvlm MncNeill versus pm cticallv stnmls m tlm ben.t The H erald will publish no ed with '.''luggct Kiniird, buth of Selin„f i)ir mitoniutive world niittcc how ho Imd rnnferret By W illard Cennollv .Million, O range, Osceola. Putm an,! |,rocee<ls will go to the o ig a n ita the Seminole County E a r m edition on T hursday In order ...1^. * I, .. ... six T* ... is., r-,k)■■■.,, „of $ Cl ,, I .. II.,II ecretary S tate Hull I.,to learn mile High V SthnoT}. two min Residents In some riirul a r e a s .1 Seminole, Sum ter, St. Johns, » l" ';t |o n ‘« fund for underpriv Hedge I Bureau, Tension I* mounting hmnly in S th a t employees m ay enjoy the tile 1minds between of nrifles and! the ticvr deer season t, hudrvii, hildrvn. Keirutiir R egular pncen prices lo forr irnthiMamLvi of nip Hie iin Glower* Av- .............. eexcited x cited ubyy t the l i c crack crm K 01 iie ^ m ull Volusia \fn u » iu counties, viic mqiuih ' i *-- »n iw c m a . ; W Kieddie WJh IK-Iiolt. . where union delegates m ore about the null mi's foreign . . . . , holiday.. . . "tnlx rtlom lrljr,*"'lliunsht<■vmU iuL. -fro m N ovctnLei—2U. ti* ‘Vrnrnr, - AVtll 'p m n i t l i n rr o n lm p t»*r »«»l w l »d ’ IV t r y ■ W h i t e | U ill ,f ti, , t J u>ilcxUilL . 7—n ir"n '.eim tflir - rrptv from" the Policy, .mid .h a d ..lik e w ise ..talked ' ( # * Groceries lately have * been I urat «« ptvnfdent* and limit'll th eir and S inni\ SleinlHiiigb t i l . I 01 t*n,npuny In llieir ‘I'mii.unl Ihnt with the S ecretuiv of the Nivy stocking tho la rg e st supply of th a t w ar had boaji declaretl in Ja n u arv I. the turkey aeaaun fruin |) r> Luther T. Doaa. nrrahlelU about preparations. i r ,)„. wnKr .lisp.it.- bo j November l!0 to Ja n u ary !Ht Ihe | | | lfk Klwmnin club of Inis city, A labor neeiU a?* no few er than BMlliui..ie■. Md. . u n d « M m* liiTiil . uted. food they have been uble to aSeminole County. They were prom ptly Maaurtnl by unail and aquirrel teaiion from crowd of b etter th an 3000 t* **\ 330 llahatnan necro worker*. obtain and the m eat deportm ents l r, '.i , . . bus set l:IH! P, M. ..................................... .. a t‘ 1 “ l,' jx*c |<n| to itliiiu l- the M ( C llim t w it* ^ - r l i v t e i l .................. 0 rU khiiw th th e ' Noveinber JO to February l*» “itm affair* » u»"»•'« »*.* •«* i**,.**»*-. ■ », 1 iistein nStundnid i*»»»»m tn 1 im r rh m '” ‘ * , , w .» , . E Time ns ii,, uc«« drudi * rep o rt there are' plenty of tu r­ thrific " I n the Ifeneral huntlntr *ea««m K|i«t open *' the Hove season from November j XI j ® Purple H urricane tn a mem* iireaideot* ami Let* Jlutner vice * » <r ei^n i, »n ia*it|r h in ii 1 .. jlhr> j,,|t ««tinpaitv.t're*ldent C har­ key* available a t about 47 cents ed, Huck deer, turkoy*, quail, f lio to .lunuuiy IB. On these apecte* |H.r ,»j | | u* Florida Hie Ten A m Hie»iilriil of th e'S am in o le C'ounty | ... . . . m bh iirk o I «»m i»a«r a pound. * 1*— ■ — s is ----.1.... j , ■ .. . 1hole will >e u buttle’ rby in il squirrels mid- doves were making ■•----*1 holding perm itted every (luy xociallon .but .has .hud. some diffiEarn. •* Ilureuu, with live men in the ling, mintnei I «• W ’l n I I I t r l <»11 fI , /1 L n f noises like u 'W u lt Disney curtonii foi the fiis t ten days of the sea- «utlv this season w(th .m ore ex-A lthough munv negro ngiienl Inn: tstween two rim tistanls md W f l f m i t l I , i g t u U tllT ltc i I t t l o l l l l l ^ U M I 1 U v I C L . Superfort Sets N ew film mul M urrying fo r cover. Tho son A fter thut. h u n tin g -is j‘i “--p c rirn c rd conference elevens.-A luir tu r a l.u in k ti * h a te , ret dined imn tV . .• ■ ' Vx .' -k T - -1— s x - -*/**-*nn tlncks, geese an d conts * Idldted on Mnnilays. « eilnesjluys | In for m at Ion on th e G ainesiilb ftom n o tth ciii slides wlicic ttiry tet d,'te, iiiioeil, -tind a 'm y.leri Long Distance, Mark season •ns” feminine hair pulling mid O n H iK K in .s D e a l s I* hud nlreudv OpenciJ on Nov. 2, und; und Kiiiluya during Uiu rem ain d er, w(Ua(| vx|t| be Tcleiised shortly, to ., .. ■ nmiding affair, said Mr. Moss. the scasph on nuirsh hens h asT o f the season. The season on j cording to Mr'. Morris. I la pot table Inning ling was WASHINGTON, Nov. 20, UP)— wuy since.-Sept. 16. dock, geese uml coot extends from This will tie th e fits! tim e H o - ---------------------------------------TALI.AHAE.SKE. Nov. ^ n , r i k ------M ayor Edw ard T lg g ln s lefl An A merican su p erfortress has been.under Inunod to the Liana through the Vbe.'e M-ems l.c b e ........ . Under the rules of the Gamfe Novettibor 2 to Ja n u ary 20, mul w(ij *le,, | nt„ |)iK Ten ctr„ . completed a non-stop flig h t from cooMcsi or t m t . A . \ \ . ( ntinaUy th)tt ............. . t1l|. VltM( JJil(ieiTUa Motiday afterm um fur W nshlngFresh W ater Fish Commis- they limy lie taken every d * y ; r )e, this season since the game C l t r i l S F rU ltS SOU F D. C. for. H_Cl!Dfp.rc|lCC With Guam to W ashington—a distance and tlanilo Alt Base IndttsTrit’v will lx-’ mnvrd to tnn, sion, a hunter .may legnilv bim dutlngA l^e week. wUh the O rian d ir High KehtWiI-Tr* — N iivv offii-inla in regard to u>,e of m ore than 8,000 miles. The one deer, one turkey, 12 qioiil, 15 The Commission has ruled tntil ■g cril was postponed due to wide \\n lu esd k y evening Hie I ions Florida, but A ttorney Geiimal bv the City of th,' fneilillcH of A h Lid Is Removed A rm y A ir Force* Immediately laid will have th eir T h an k sg iv in g 4 Ton, W atson thinks this will the Sanford Nnvul A ir S tation prohibition a* to days of J h e l . p ^ . j p an d rato ry Infections withclglm to a world’s distance re ­ squirrel mul 10 dove in any one the •Itthn* ♦*! fium IU3M) I . M, until i|o|H'ml tin *rvt'ral thinit*. [y , to hunting j j„ tb P T igers ranks earlier thi* week will not ap p ly when the N ow loaves. DETROIT. Nov. 20. (A*» Re­ r ; ,MI ^ cord. The B-2!) landed e t W ash­ day. •‘hiRlc u ill Ik* by *hr Atuoni; tin* condition* W'atMHt Much of the activ ity this p ast on Novemlwr .20, T hanksgiving, In his brief to be tire„ . year. O rlando is a memlier of tin- moval tif governm ent coot lots ington a t 1:30 F. M. Eastern Imi* nro tho m i*in^ of upproxb sen led to the Naval iiuthorilies, Big T en Association. Mr. M »m- *ent th r price of ritrils ft nils sky- , Iton ii nit l»oy», Tlmab about 36 hours a f t e r J t h a il, week in the office of f o u n tv | Christmas and Naw Y ear s Day. n o n mat m a t•• i e ^ n 7 "^ , • mut. ly $H.mi(lJMMl in subsrrlp- Mayor Higgins, acting in hi* . Judge"R ._A3'.”’W anr*h*s liehn-een-g- The Cummlsal(m.lodav urgi''l,«ll;jm ,iuuuc*d ahal,..thC - l»r.Ijui>li nickeling_pulay on D etroit taken off from Guam. "— *~i Isl*t;M)D—I*OHl—P ltttlH ’ - T f W r n -Mali—itplMdd-.qw-n-*.h.qi douhlc * rn p fin te—n* —m ayor— and* T h t recognised distance record tered on the purchase qf hunting hunters to ex trcise “all possible. w (|l |iost|Niiied but will not 1» kata. * ,, ... la n d the Ih' s I ptoposilion offered ........................................... «»>•" during th* JB45-40 h u n tin g ' pll, ywJ o f/ , , nc, lh t. Florida State m anuger of the Seminole Rome housewives were (laying o f . 7,168 mile* was set by the Holiday' A c t i v i t i e s | Higgins by Jacksonville, Tiimpa. ns Count v Chamber of Cnmmcrco B ritish In a flig h t from E gypt (67.60) licenses, and -’ttKl county, season in an effo rt to c u rta il. l | i Kh School A thletic Association as high as I t per ilorrii for —. Miiuni in Penaacola. Marion, O range, Osceola, Putnam , lo tn litv accident* which la st y e a r ( llMn , ruling th a t an y learn not >rang?s, and D in e were corrrswill present infonuillion which to A ustralia In 1068. cost ,‘IH casualties. ('am plirll- ! Watson who rcceullv con- will stress the need for hoiw inning 60 percent of th eir game* ponding increases on p rice, «.f ‘ Meiiila is of the The plane carried a crew of until Monday noon the New Oileuns pital fnrilities such ns m e «fResidents of 06 mol latys mid D irector I. N. Kennedy bjatnpdj |)0j perm itted U' play a I"**' g ra ie frm t* , ta n g n in r s ami w hen. Iat*»iqg Post No. 63 of the fern al with will specially picked and trained p er­ says H i g g i n n fbrdod "by the iiuvnl station disglrls^ under 15 are" exem pt from carelessness as ehlef factor It, ar- season gam e o r a imstponemcnt. ' .ivatlablr. lemons., I Aineiteat, lu-gim, beld. th e ir te 1 industiialU t sonnel —- all vetarana of th e Pa riibi n * i:t,niio.iHHi pensiiry, atnl the need for nddloffc, However, G eotgr T hlerw rchtitr.j g illsily -rhcdoti'il m e rlin r rifle — business tionul buildings and facilities insgt-r uf the 'D e tro it Union i niglil si th r l.egion II -Jit xllscusalng. Iba-.I4U.0UL b jy . for—tra in in g o f .-«eto rn iu g —vet—-of le o ,ln iiu llinli I nulnrv TnumiusU a d lb<> pi ice * Aelixv - io n ,le s t,d e e - Hill --T ro tt of (lie Higgins slrike-buund ernns. will plav the Ik' u se «•>• t-onfiurd to the b elter piexiding New III leans plant. W atson said S ew , si plans for various type a retu rn eu- v redes uf fru it. IK' ptedlcltxl Issued. .dentiflud, m ishaps In boat* and jr-g tm en t. T his gam e will !*■ lh a l average o r puutvr grades of etileitm nm ent tu bo sponsoieil ‘ “‘my man with fortitude and cash member th* crew. Courage for lhal bus wbal tl w ill.rem ain at the sam e level nr i-v the local post iluiing . H unting is uerm ilted In the Improper handling of w eapons., played M onday. Dec 3. declini slight!.'. , Ocala N ational Forest from l o d a y r ’l f every h unter will l>e coreful,) foi theoming holiday season were la k e, lo uphold tile open shop Patrick J. McDonalji Loften Is Critical ill tb i' slate." Price anntloL on citru s fru its inlnxlia'ixl by L o g i n u u a i i e until Doc. 20. except on Monday,.. I not fir* a t te n m U he h asn 't piwl-. ------------------------------Tim A ttorney General exRail M achinist Dies have tieen ten,uved from Nhv. I'J George Ktivdc and lle n rv W"U j j i euj T i . t .*. Wvtiy blent i f a n d tem em ber Of ACL Testim onies uf W ednesdays and r‘l th a t his gun It a deadly w eapon, ]CotUlty dVCS $8000 In Ja n . 13. coll Final action on these p la n . piessi'd his views last night tn a Jui k-uni IIlc audiuuee. has l>«n raisetl to $6.Wb loaded o r unloaded, there will be, m r n , _ , •, . CalifurniM uianges rose fm in were delayed until the next n I’ulrii'k Jam es McDonald. 76. ‘ W EST PALM BEACH, N o t , To W ar Fund Drive Ihe old railing p u re uf -6.(xi a g ulaily M'lmluled m eeting which In the F ilth D istrict edm prised; far fewer accidents," Kennedy ' retired Pemisvlvuniu railroad 20, UP) — Bcott Loftln, form er of Brevard, Citrus, F lsgler. Lake. ■nddeil. vs all I... tiM i.i * 1 • Asr^tn as high as flflJM) for choice j will be held lire. 3. I m achinist, who hud lived in BanUnited 8 talas Senator and trusIt u a s announced th a t eveiy ’ “ past IH year.*, Seminole C ounty's contribution* siaea. Florida oranges were atoe of the Florida E ast Coast sundav'1 - afternoon te tho N ational W ar Fund tn date '*'Ut 75 re n ts a ease higher with T h u in lav evening ...... .. open ..... ..........( _____ a t his hour .Truman Will Attend Railway, has criticised th e te s ti­ reached a to ta l of jn.b.M ' o r r n pond lire increases in grape- activiUes ate held at th e l« g io it A rm V -N n V V U fin t e s t *home on the O rlando highw ay mony of A tlantic Coast Lino Stores W ill Rem ain | Starting- Lineup For have and while the quote o f f 13,142 fruit, tangerine and lemon prices. Hut and all members lem bcrs aro Invited ‘ ” ^ a fte r an illness of four m onths. witness#* who appeased In the to attend. He is survived hy two son*, waa not reached, results w e r e _______j _______ ___ WASHINGTON, bftiv. 20, In te r sta te Com mere* Commis­ Open On W ednesdays Baby F eds Announced g ratify in g , it waa announced to* Alfred McDonald of Sanford, I'lcslikm l T rum an won't play and William McDunuhl nf A m a­ sion hoorlng • bora. Following a poll of th e directCoach Goose K ettles of Sein- S 1 Tho w itnesses described w hat favorites when he atten d s Ihe rillo, Texas. JOBLESS BE N E FIT S ‘i i S V r i Col,m,n- rtuicm,“' S a i n t Fetersburir Loftln term ed the Ik “ unaetis- ora of the S anford M erchant's \ inolr H igh School th is afternoon Nn one in Seminole County re- Army-Navy footoull gam e in ■ Mess will lie held fur Mr. Mc­ 'iWed' “• W inters _Gc On Strike reived unem ployment eoni|K>ina- Philadelphia factory” deelinr* with tho FEC. Association Monday, W. V. B it-' announced the sto rtin g lineup i-“r* uu Dec. I. The Presi Donald a t All Souls Catholic . _ _ Loftln doelarcd th a t he had ting, president, announced th a t for the Baby Calery Feds when lik t lo Ikutnk m r y o n t who h e lp -, lion imyments d u rin g the w ee k ! dent—as is the custom —will sit Church, of which he was a mem­ never board any com plaints from sta rtin g tomorrow, stores th s ti they meet th* Baby Bulldogs r take "thhT^method^ o’? M tendlnV SA IN T PETERSBURG, Nuv. 20 uf Nov. S to Nuv. 10, C arl II. | on the A rm y side of th e Held ber, a t 0:00 o'clock ‘W ednesday shippers who war* reported to have closed on W ednesday a fte r- of DeLand to n ig h t a t the ath & T ^ i m ^ i W o f i ‘^ A o t P a t e r a hM Smith, t'halrnym of the F lo rid a , during Ihe firs t h alf and on the m orning, with F ath er William complained before tho ICC of noons, will rem ain open th ro u g h -1Ji-iii- field. me to u * everyone nermouallv c,0***‘ **°*n the com posing rooms Industrial Commissiun, said. T his Navy side during the second half, N achiral) officiating. i Jennings and Whelchcl will “Inferior service," until they a p ­ out the day until C hristm as. 2 ko e b te T tn KL? T u i « r the Independent and Ihe Times, would indicate th a t all eligible, The gam e will tw Mr. T rum an’s The rem alna will be sent to This decision was made, he; ha) s ta rt r t ama l ends, Jenkinson and who aided III making the d riv e, M n u r , . mr,|0yed by th - two rovcred w orkers in th is county first out uf town engagem ent peared a t tho aeertng. H e fu r­ Wheeling. W. V*., fur interm ent, th e r said th a t to e tlrrin g ship­ stated, In on(ar to give shopper* VVethcringtnn a t tackles. Shoe­ V .,7T*7 i_ S ain t P etersb u rg new spapers who were seeking w ork had found i since he cancelled e series of accompanied by A lfred Mc­ aiiitwLI, (nka ! trip s into N orth C aroline and pers <r»v* m ost o f th e ir busi­ more tim e to do th e ir buying for m aker en d llird e n e t guards, n o te S contribution to • »IHke vote early th is m orn- suilahh jobs. Donald. it w as announced by ness to steam ship tinea prior to the holiday. S tores will be rin­ Keel a t center. G rantham a t le ft nole^C eunty mefla tg ta to M o** to illfc ThU acllon W 1W . t the Qualified claim ants In Florida, oth er sla te s because of m a tte rs the Erickson F uneral Home. 1B41 b u t come J o the FEC when sed d uring the T hanksgiving holi­ half. A lexander a t rig h t b all * Sanford 66jML term ination of eaverel weeks o f totaling 0,118. received p ay m cita ul. »He'll leave W ashington by day. __________ __________ . and Deal will s t a r t . a t fullback. . t i e w ar cleaed se a reutea. negolietions between members of am ounting to 8-VJ9.G37J10. during needing his atten tio n In the CaplOviedo 61,778. tho ecal*' com m ittee of th* local the week. Of these, 3,615 were train for Philadelphia on S a tu r. Genova «I 0 l. HARDIN EN LISTS EDITOR IMB8 nm COMING HOM S of Ui* International T ypographi­ male and 8.407 w ere fem ale. A. day morning, D ec.. I, and will Lake Mery end Paole 6183 . 1 0 * , T, H., N or. cal Union ami representatives of total of 816l680 w as also 'paid to retu rn to th e cap ital th a t same Vernon Burns H ardin of E n­ LARGEST STATION Hla via | 6 O 0 Lawrence terprise, Florida was last week 1.076 Florida claim ant* now r e ­ the tw o publishing companies. LEW ISTON, M., Nov. 20. UP)— GoMenrad and OahrklU 682. T he dispute I* over nay rates siding in o th sr sta te s. T he total night. hatband sworn In th e R egular Navy. T he 9 l-y ee r-o ld ed ito r o f the YOKOHAMA, N o v.~WF.’ (JF v Lake Monroe 6844 . H erts- Young H ardin, 17, took th* Navy An A rm y Q u arterm aster u n it and w orking houre. Th* strik e am ount paid n u t w as 8 j 16JH8.60. .Sanford Lodge No. 62, F and Lewiston Dally Bun, G eorge W. Longwood 8187. Ban- oath a t S tate R ecruiting Heed- (th e 4,286 th) Is ope r a t I* th e firs t In history of th e taro AM will meet T uesday evening a t Wood, died today a t his home. Altamonte Springe | 67 , Supt. T. W. Law ton Is tn 7:30 o'clock in -th * Masonic T em ­ Wood woe president of the com*, S alat P etersburg new spapers. quarters In Jacksonville on Nov. is .believed to be ‘ Foreet City 6107. The Evening Independent has Gainesville a tte n d in g th* con­ ple a t which tim e the M aster De­ peny publishing both lb* a f te r p rep arin g hla enlistasoline lU U on la __ M _______ P l> —ItwiTJ |8 4 . announced th a t It will publish an ference of county euperinten- g ree will be conferred. R efresh­ end the Lew iston E vening. J< itaeted on th e Tokyo to Yoko. •88. ted photo-* ngravred edi- dents recwntlv called bv 8l*t* m ents will be served between the nal. He bod w ritte n ’ b * m a, rood. It pumpa 80/100 S u p t Colin E nglish and which firs t and second sections o f de­ for th* Sun until recehliy, Wood1 ng. f t W a . dey Into M00 :u 7 w uk> Times U -lw in g held M onday, T uesday gree*. All M aster lfaso n s a re w as * charter m em ber of th e ‘ jT .x S o i'f t >■; end 11 *d netdey. tomorrow. Associated Frew. invited te attend, ;.?£;County Growers^bions Face An Acute i^“ra Labor Shortage Flays Tension Mounts wigitt Workers Send Ultimatum to GM Gainesville F e d s In Charity Contest On Dec. 3 Nimrods Out In Force Today As Hunting Season Opens With Bang ; Higgins Goes To Washington To G et N a v a l Facifities S£jj g ,v. • --ciy- vi-satei . �t • *t ’ tjnfMft!— - •* ■*-; ' ■ ' 113 HH I :t HU! P A G t TWO IF 1* r- ■■•L1 ■—err. ... .<1 •' .. • H IK K l! M l (M r MU II •7 H HO II' M ! A Tale ^ i t h A Moral . • I I ’I ■THK 8ANYtmD ITER^LD/SANWfRW FLURIUA ' 4* * " ..i! should be considered. ) The locjd One of Grimm’s fairy ’talcs in aljout a family that had . nice tattle manners* and enjoyed t(i$ decorum of a dinner., ratereu a* .r«..u ei». m«*iee table where meals wore nicely sfrvdd and bro|K>Hy eaten j A b l e Cartoonist With j’r'Ttlrafj'. iVn’rida. t»I«*'r*riirll“m When the grandfather hf the family grew old. his ■ NKW YORK, .Nov. IU.. (A*)— A a »t •* witr'rh k i™».^_ hands* became unHteady. He spilled his soup. He sometime JULIAN STENSTROM "of beter than 3000 fa «*iifiset h*6 ” tdfJiV. IIo (Iribbled gravy '■*' #*w* *«id«_nin*i ]! crowd biij. rugged-looking tackle Oil a mid on the front of his VtstJ/As-his eyesight became <lim. jI ro llrg r football team Is about th e W e're In hf mrrnniTledhe used his fork very awkwardly. i Ilift man in the world you w ould, crowd out i It wtis ton hard on thu, esthetic tastes of ,the family, so , expect to lie a first-class cartoon- ath letic field but ju s t, to prove th a t all Baby K w »r the tfd Man was served his meals on a tray out of >ighl 6 f | tat, things are possible In this niawfe'; Baby Bulldog the household.’ trfH e^ I ff ir lT b e T e d i losl One day the little son of the family was noticed ham­ ‘ H it name i t Tommy TallehU f, D cLan/f la st -W ednesday nig h t by n ill .'■•pound Indian who am ply \ it 7 to 6 store, b u t th ey showed mering lustily on a contraption he was making, and hi.*: fills u tackle slot*for the Univer-1 plenty of potential pow er and amused fathdr asked wh'a\ the thing was intended to lx;. ■It, o f Oklahoma,* Tommy Is u we’re su re U iat Seminole will he "It’s a triiy (or you tf» usd when you are old like* Gfnnd- horn skctehcr. Before and a fte r well rep resen ted d u rin g several t i n . liby Iinv Explained. b v td n iiio rl. the Oklahom a daily practice ses- ’ of th e frrtb eo h lln g s e a s o n s pa.”" the sions he can be found 'ta lk in g i W e t s o r H arm an M orris was If' we remember the story rightly, the old man was about Sooner stadium w ith n the moat aupllrfed person in San* brought back to the family table ‘‘and honored ever after ■pencil the and some white cardboard, f„r d last KrhUy night when the unto the time of his death.’’ draw ing likenesses <,f fellow piny- bond auction brought b ette r than 913.000. T he auction w as held We are reminded of the story when we read of how ers and coaches. Tommy began combining h it daring1 ihc h alftim e and th e total many old people are treated here in Floridn. Some of them have Tio children. S o m m f 'them* have ifoTricnds. tlr»ihuMv :t Is (no much to ask that s( rangers should give t^iem lovQN THE LAKE FJlpNT ( hs mil' snn^ In INVITES YO(J i p U jtpp irjf K» lay they Ilt - e s s s t lla i! fiiiii :u 10". ■ ’jm* rrC fiin iT . . . . . . . . . . . . . T 1 , E S D A T i|MN O v B M B B R ’2 d r ' f W « Oklahoma r a h llx N n l a i l ) e ir e s t x iln N x v ■ U is w lir si x a x lM * . t'lo H U e . - r t’ t i ’ t, A > *« ★ TUESDAY. NOV. *0. IM S ii r M(nfc|ie6n Used fa h can help relieve th e s h o rta g e . They a r e needed in making tp a p . . . a t yell o l ihirti, qylpot pqd many d lh e f ilelHlf ■ tu M * „ ... SMHtWfclHSe —Special qnpN 24 uqpps p u ip o sw s (itdlunb nnrnc- wit. llu riy . He nheil"tn IHnk. TtoiuAb- sketched Mm ‘riding1 A bay-f am b a tlle 'lb rs v and nailed thg fin'*dr*^ V - * •MM‘ lU rrv Riding Ol* Buy:" T hat ititlhtlng still etkci*' GMet*tloH^pifVi''already (teen raised to -"run ('rancisco pnrt.isiliir Ibt* walls u f tine «>f th e laMjfog on ucconn( h f I(s’ifi>fno(i'fihAH frhm (h6‘Atlantic (^oii-tt ub'oli pool p a rlo rs’ in • F jiifnV ■ ■ »It Tommy enm llei) at Oklnhuma Iti would btfmdlV ertnVt'Hioht'fi/r tlR' l\un)|ieAn niltiniH. Eastern Item; Wlidr <m»r Mttrrtlijf'6rf**Tr Sflilttr *AiHctit-n' won Id'ttke'TuVAt hi hi If ‘'T^ loii-tW rMffff ' freshm an tcWnt, jrtlnrU the NWvy stlrtli* of ‘dib'fimalltir l'OurttHeii think tb:it if tht* new capital eight month* beftn** !N*dvl Mb’ T H E ACTOR , m,df t'YWijmutW6n,'' th flr ' Jlrtsent1 diplnnintie ntnffs hnr.' ’ He *«w stmt*: uf th e 'b ro g h ( F N im t v s i c y ) c -t f i'h tin c Iti the I'a e tfic g n l nllghi tfi/ doiibh'' tltlty’.'1 ' •1 * wnK mi I bt- *’nrrici* E n terp rise til If not 3n» tVancisco. where? I'liiladelphdi and f’jliiSUBt th-x iTiffln nf M idnny Island. 1 [are in Iho rare. I'hHadeljrliiH's advocatos |xiint to the liirhlenliilly. TtHiiiiivi^lnes _j»ui oriiiteiiess -of the Oily of limtherly l/ivc. A suitable DtlhscrilHi tti* I In- I,'e lite n.i'lli., I rlii"-* 1n.lt m-tiini. 11<- hi been rho'ce," think others. Would fielom c fioliit on the Unlti'd nf lu'aritMt from bis n-ut <|ui .... . ............ ......... . (Sttites-Cahnda lioundury, the world’s longest unfortified knewn in r n lectu re which bores him and Until* the listening row’s a rc blurr* j d iv id in g lin e . T h e 1,00(1 m ile s lin ti HU y e a r s o f p e a c e wTiich sta lk _ iiu t.tif the rliiu ra p p i, p04•d .— . -x—, . - -■ ; ' this* im u n rin ry h f is 'tn ijo y p il n m k p il* a g o o d s i t e f o r 'l h e e a jii Vililv n t iiit* tncrirv tlint wltmUvei d o esn 't intercut him ca n ’t erucnle i l U v I '^ n m V ^ L r ^ b e n d u ^ ' ' 'u l o f th e U n ite d N a tio n s . ♦ w k fa st S oap S hortages iVcofr!V!l rtTHeldctlfu!1the 6£H“t^UHileii''Nattahs. Shi' ha.VHVb* HOV M 'h’I U w h W 'M M W M 'lllhdrs' MttK- -W vftiK'i#*tbu\' tUdy'ba^d li chlinchliilitr (Hit tm' ^ s si old tutfi- 1‘ROUULY ANNOUNCES Nelthir ti»vc t been forth to Iwife" — 4nother~Trropnsnt, Jtisi made, might better please some llrnxil, w ith nil area of .7,2HtV 170 square miles, i< la rg e r thu continental United .State*. L e tt th a t my mimic h e a rt mlntaka A nother1* sorrow for its own. PPr rath e r would I be a stone T han em ulating sym pathy th in k for an hour to have Won O ra te in the reckoning to lie. M ARIE BORROFF. Reckless spraying w ith OUT in thfe vicinity of an Arm y camp M a r T am p a It eaid to 'b e killing hundreds' of wild ducks. Then*'.* a' bnd aide tti everything. Labor problem* and machinery fficulpM are not confined to lUIl im m u n itie s . The people in tattle, Wash., have been withIt new spaper service for two H J . . i . now. h day* Newark, VN. J.I cently w ent w ithout any new*, ipeni fo r ten Miaya, and even t l i big elty ef NeW York, »i°r m etropolitan dallies wero feed ' virtually to auspend ibllcntion fo r ‘th ree week*. Betatrons These are the days that strain people’s vocabularies Long Arm Law Announcement recently that the University of Illinois plan nod tb binld the World’s largest betatron sent most rentiers Autom obile (Owners & scurrying to their dictionaries, and generally in vain. A betatron is one of the latest and most spectacular in­ p rivers ventions that have cotpe from atomic study. It might , ilso be edited an "electron accelerator." The cxumple in the (!?nerul Electric Research laboratories at Schenectady, N.Y., is If you drive or if your car or a mass of Iron, glass and copper, weighing 180 pounds. It truck is driven in any S late hurhi electrons into space at a siieod like that nf light'.ind in the Union anil la involved in can shatter almost anything' Into atoms. Twelve-inch armor an accident, you cun be cumpelted |o retu rn to - th a t S tate plate la pierced like butler by the electrons thus hurled. to defend a suit. The General Electric apparatus can produce 100,000,000 electron volts of energy says Its Inventor, Prof. Donald W. Recently a p srty from a n ­ Kerst of the University of Illinois. The improvement on oth er S tate had an automobile I He v a t which Kerst is working for the University will produce accident R InH Sanford. insured in one of th a com­ more than 250,000,000 electron volts, or more energy than panies rep resen t. .The •*Unit »bt«iiHHl-by splitting n uranium atom. “ — nurance_we company wrreed to pay This wool is only tnc beginning. Eventually atomic in­ any clr.Sm for bodily Injury vestigations may nchl ns many new words to the language and property dam age ag ain st him and he wax allowed to as-came from the automobile and airplane. continue hi* trip . "Roosevelt Said to Have £>uhtfit! .W ar," headline In Tam pa Tribune. Richardson didn't aay Mist. The Admiral said Room. f a it doubted this nation woujd to w ar If the Japa attacked Philippines, but be udded be thought we would eventually be draw n in.' There la net the slightest doubt th a t lloosevalt knew from long ago th a t this & Ration steuld beJn:Uis war. An escape nf blood from a blood vessel is '(-ailed u hemnrt h n g r ______________ - H eroes One of the finest examples of old-fashioned American­ A paralysing strike beU een .-CIO unions and the autom obile ism observed lately is the farmhouse now rising like a ustriea aeems inevitable. And benediction on tne "Thunk You Farm'' of Pvt. Gene Atkins t moans delay uf weeks, per- at Spartanburg, S.C. He Is a winner of the famous Congres­ bans months, In providing thesional Medal' of Honor; which comes to few men, and his nubile with those automobile* which are not only a g reat proud neighbors are bu(ld(ng the house for him free. Jilfliuure and relaxation but also It would do no harnY for some other communities tn • n ‘ sbsolule necessity in these various paft* of the country to show similar appreciation days of ru ral naw spaprr deUverWa. The tim e fa com inr in their communities (or ‘distinguished war heroes. There when strikes will be mi tin wed Isn’t much danger of qver-ddlng it, from the viewpoint of O f-c o n s p ira c ie s—In re stric t ‘Of cither the hcro or the neighbors. This is a lund of hemes, trade, when wages will be de- with hardly a county In it that couldn’t find at least one to «tdod by collective bargaining d a council table w ith the celebrate'Without looking very-far. nmant sittin g as ju d g e ber anion and m anagem ent and w ith Its decision being final. a The coat of t h i s ‘ protection is very reasonable fo r tha bene­ fit* you get: F o r 116.60 you can In? protected up to $5,000 for bodily, injury and property dam age claim s while driving your c a r in any S tate. Why (JsmbleT Call IT8-J, C M, Boyd A Cu— Adv. -Our Toy land is a joyland for children from crib to campus gge. All t^e wonderful toys that Santa has made li\ his workshop are here! Dolls -of—avarj?-kind, lutndas ami elephahts, bluek boards, wagons, games’»Qd "put together sets”toys the youngsters want—axq Were! Come lit aiul T oM * kiddies to see our "chock ful of fun" I I* NOTICE Tux liookH are open for payment of 1945 City Taxca .Dfncount of 4*,f will he allowed for iwyment in Novem­ ber; Jr; diocount for payment Ih December; 2 , «‘ din count for payment in January; I*,;' iliacuunt for iwy(nent ill Frbriiafy. fo r the past decade, th a jn a o t naw seems a host to round to doing som ething tote who a re Loo eMk to A dequate hoapHals. prok i/ W ithout insurance- hi* c a r would probably have been tied up in court- procedure ami he required to re tu rn " to 'S a n fo rd ' to defend the suit. E W hat la probably the best -Wclelotive - suggestion - to coma n ,riU i*' L'* ffourteen ra iriu n n 1 «.>ask> y u r «t uf New bit the public _ President Truto Congress th a t Insurance prog raft! proproper .medical care for .merioan people tte Insugutaking \ • EUen Hoy, City Tax Collector. NOW AVAILABi •W ar 'folks OW NERS >Mb m m it i __ ■ >t C «w mi D uir ^ t 1 I 1 I V - *I - J ' • in rp u n ussb fatsi �«* I l TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 19<5 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA f 11 >( Friends Entertained . By Mrs. Stinecipher Society Editori Ceeelln Trulnck €ocial Calendar Lb And Mrs. M inarik A re Guests Of Honor Mr*. E dgar Price i* rt'i% no ra ­ r TUESDAY Lleut. anil Mr*. H arry J . Min­ Woodmen of the World will arik were honor guest* a . a ten ting a t her home in Lake M ary m eet Tuesday evening a t 7:3(1 given yesterday afternoon by Mt*. n fter undergoing a tonsllcctnmy P.M. nt P ark Avenue Jje a riq u o rt- L M. Leinhnrt nnd Mr*. F. K. operation Saturday. Rotfmillat nt the home of tlie lat-------------WPPNKHPATT"------- ------ ■iw - w i 1 OlQ- i.’aim attn—Aunnmi -- ■ J l u a —MuignreL B ui:i. has re*. The room* pf the Itnumllln, turned from Staten Island. New Covered DIVh Luncheon at Y ork, where she visited relatives 12:30 P. M. sponsoreil by th j home were decorated w ith v a ri­ for two weeks. Civic D epartm ent of the Sanford colored Full flower*. A nweet W om an* Club with Mr*. Rnltih course wus served on the patio Lieut. L ester G uthrie bus been “ ustln Sm ith a* program chair­ with Mr*. Michael M inarik p re­ discharged from the A rm y A ir man. H ostesses: Mrs. 1* T. Doss, siding a t tire ten table. A ssisting Corps and Is residing with his Mrs. J . .W, Hall, Mr*. John in serving w ere: Mr*, dam es fath e r a t 1M>I West Eighteenth Meiscb, St., and Mr*. M argnre. Posscy. Sir*. Jnme* C rapps, Mr*. S lret. Pick Aiken. J r* Mrs. Bussell SirReardon. man* and Mrs. Jam es Terw lllljger. THURSDAY Ralph T nlar, faculty mcmlwr of The ho* tease* presented the USO Thanksgiving P a n r e honor guests with giTl* of Kim * the Med real College of Virginia, changed “from Wednesday night tm in crystal. Those invited to is visit.ng his p aten ts, P r. nnd - M i* — J — X . T o lu * ,i Mi out d in t - were: Mis* Susan K irtley, Mis* len tli S treet. Elisabeth Dystin, Miss Oleila Dy­ P/c. Roller l (I. t'lensliaw of the son. Miss Helen Tam m . MTs* Louise Parkins, ’Miss- .MuigiUOt Arm y Air, jCnrp* Itn*, returned to , . Rpencci; M iss'Jam - THigt'en.-Mis* Alhui|ueritue N. M. a fte r srending Betty Thurmond, Mis* jhiri* Hall, a 30 (lay furlough with Ids pa­ Mis* Gwendolyn Hayes nnd Mis* tent*, Mr. and Mi>. It. F. Cren­ shaw. Ceellla Trulurk. , Also Mrs. Mux ButnMey, Mr*. \ i'll in m VHhcn. Mr*. Karl Posscy, I Mis* Je an tile O'Hfttn of NV.v Mrs. Nicholson Ashby, Mr*. S ter­ .Smyrna Beach who lun been the ling Bolling, Mr*. I a rry H urts- | guest of Miss Grace Marie Stinefield. Mr*, h.tpnk Ray, Mrs. Ed­ I cipher for the past two weeks P otter nnd Mrs. Ralph Penn. t accompanied hot— nnrdht* hotne ” Special Union Service w ard Also Cant. nnd Mr*. Bernard t a fte r the gam e Friday night. Mr. Elton Moughtnu. ^ A t Baptist Church Schirnnl. Mr. Bob Wilkinson, Mr. Jim m y Ingley, Mr. Robert Allman. Mr. W est Side PTA Has . The Sanford Ministerial Asso­ Danny Altman, Mr. A rth u r Brnnciation hns invited city <ile support of the Thn> k*zi ’’og nan, Mr. Bov W right, nml Mr. Its Monthly M eeting Michael M inarik. . . MONDAY A mission study w ill he held at J h e F'irst B aptist Church a t 10:30 Mrs., Rayuiori Brother*, of N igeria, A frica, will discus* a book concerning A lrica nml tell or her work in the foreign field. A covered dish luncheon wilt be ser­ ved a t noon. * Pile to the recent outing held by the Rotary Cluh. no regular mecting wa* scheduled fo r today. Mrs. Tharp E ntertains Baptist N igh t Circle m u e tl fn iw r iw m tg h is o] • J u s t-a s —ac crifirp —fcns tip p e rm o if ■ J n our mind d r r i - - the long T e a rs of the war. We have pro. found reasons for thanks riving. I O ur victory represents the con- , quest of rig h t over error, nml we hnny feel a particular g ra ti­ tude In tho evidence thnt wo h av e --se en -o f the controlling hand of God in the affairs of men. God moves in a m ysterious way His wonders to perform. "On this occasion we mny 'weil center our thought* qn the lovo nd the loyalties of the millions f little cottages scattered all over America. Bg I f ever so hum­ ble, there's no place like home." The T hanksgiving service Nov. 22 a t the B aptist Church will Include organ selections, a vocal solo by Mrs. J. ■■S. Cleveland, prayers by Frank Shames, ncv. Mark C arpenter, Rev. W. P. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS Brooks Jr., Rev. J. B. Root, Lieut, (jg ) and Mrs. K. B: Simpson announce the hlrlli of u son, Ronald Barton, Nov. N a t tho Fcrnahl-Laughton ' Memorial Hospital. £ W A TC H FOR TH EO PENING ROBSON SPORTING GOODS noil E . 1st Street (•/; Illttck East of INihI Office) OPEN SOON! Harry E. Robson, owner Mr. nml Mr*. J. M. Stinecipher entertained n group of th eir friend* from New Sm yrna Beach w ith n supper in th e ir outdoor garden Friday night n fte r the football game between Sanford and New Sm yrna Bench. Those | resent w ere: Mr. and Mr*. H enry Kwoopo, Mr. and Mr*. Uobcrt O 'Hnro. Mr. and Mrs." Charles Mahan, Mr*. Iluldan E. Connor, Mi** L allre Melvin. Miss Jcnnnio Fwnlfi ’h o r e s c ' K su niuu. Mis* Jane Brooks, Mr. t'lnude Vaughn, S 1/C Freddie P o ster nnd l.t. To,I H arris of New Sm yrna Beach. Also Mr. and Mr*. Jack Stem per. Mrs. tiertru d e H ilbert. Mr. Ted Burlge, Miss Ann N eshett,, Mr. Francis Wilson. Mr. LoRoy Hilbert nnil Mr. and Mrs. Herman Morris. K x tw tlto t t ill* flijtlfM '. I f i i l la ah teh l U p o l u A R ISTO -G R A M S terlin g S ilv e r i*f tli< 1. im W i ll m ill o f M. i > M iit t lll. ill** 'w in I'l'.iml, - *| *uhl l ei i fh»n N<*v*nil*«r 2<>, 11*1.* * t U ka fw * t* M i n t M UM w l i a f p e s o . I t 1* m r t i m n n l • I t M s t n n n t t l a »• i t U t n tin** esd g . • F or the first titpe' in five your* till’ MCCLELLANDS *were togethet Just FrMuy ulglil. ' JUDY, tn io i u iE , L . L o M - .u ,t ;i..t c l.rnted their long separation with u family' iminion und it i* swell that they arc nil safe and happy ..............The parly given /or LIEUT- MINA It IK ’S bride by MBS. ROUMILLAT nnd MRS. LIN E! I ART yesterday afternoo.i w as' very' nice 'bccauH k oil snenl.eil a turn tn lk itlg w itll at- i trneHve JA CQ U ELIN E M IN A -| unr ws-winM cmc•man rojord *LEE! COBB• GLUTSCOOPt? X ah o J ri* 7 /i G EN ERA L DECORATED hotur Longwood A FTERN O O N Vice, qilnttefinitslei. , I tie soil .Mr. and .Mm. W. J. H artley. St. A delightful h.iwer wit,, given Mr... Ja n ie- Ihtskui:. Thur-day by mcmhcis of tin- Hapti-t V.W \. an d the W.M.U. Beautiful giftwere tereivcil 11v Ihd hntuuvc lltul tefreshmOJtts w h o -e m sl. M rs. 11situ il l <>ii r . MaedoUgal flnlil Wellesley. Sir.--. I- the glie-t of her si-tc i. Mi*. George Budge for tho w iltlet. Th P.T.A y-lu|il a liiisiuess . o si,in T u t-d ay night followed by ■inglag of old I'ushioUcil ,oig lod by Mm. It. 11. G iiiv . Mrs. -S to tt- prcadilejit, —luo.ilde.L t'al.o and coffee ■Were riv ,"l bv the i ominltlee. The ceremony waif perform ed by Rev, Jam es A. Haskins, past or of llir church. “The wedding ninith was played by Mat y Kniiiin Black (Mrs. George Black.) Ush et> were T horton.L ee H nillcv mid Frank Atkinson, b ro th er of tin-' bride. The bride was a popnliu mem­ ber "of the younger sot had it Veil In Longwood for the past two years. She i* the d au g h ter of Mr. nml Mr*. Henry \tk n Ilei coatumu was a golden wool_ suit with tirowi! a c c e s s o r ie s . A f t e r rnim unK tw rr'ur* a tour of Flot illa the hi idol couple an alkali ( f i t lit i will reside ill Oxford w hrre they ■Im in). are building a koine. A luiffet supper was served .out-of-town guest* a t the noloe ot .the bride. b e m ure t h e r e 9m a Sunday & Monday Eddie BRACKEN Out of This World F IL M F E A S T The Auxiliary of C hrist church met for lire Novcmocr meeting at the home of Mrs. f'htules Nickols Thursday afternoon when Ilia dcvntlpnul was led by MiRobertson. Mis. Iltidge. ptcsIiUfL All com m ittees reported p e n n ie s . tn e t meeting in Siinfiiid Nov. 21 There Wns-n large attendance who enjoyed u social, hour and tc lieshmenls.Lawrence ( Bobbie) lllankco-bni. aviation mini third class, has will ten his parents Mr. nnd Mrs. M It. Blnnkenshin of Ins n ear c nine front death when two plane . collided and sunk in I’nrpil f h r ls ti Bay last T hursday. lie is now recovering slowly in llir Naval Hospital. John llolilen Searcy, son of Mi. The United Ktatea liought tie Virgin Islands from P entnn.k !n and Mrs. C. IL Searcy has la en pinmnted to chief radio man. lie is. about cn n p letin g his fo u r year in tho Nuvy nml j* ntaliimtNl now in ^ ia n Juan. P uerto lion. Yes, every day w e m ake p e o p l e A nun'- idea nf t.lul fine mau-ulllir |, virliy should hr. Pircieoi strtling siher, p, r»en iti/ed with lot nun inili.it*..rr.dlrd will, ll,r di«tinrtinn that lu* rnme to hr tnewn J* "llir S»jnk tourh!* AtlfJ, thrty pji kj,-f,J fur gift- y u ia lUsiu'.LSEifC.k"' T giOTirto the atomic energy pronuuuccmoti jugc of the historyG reat Britain and CanarUrrieluretTabAvo making agreement to guord tho secret, showing the signalm r of Presldent H arry S. Truman, British Prim e M inister Clement It. Attlee, and Canadian Prime M inister Mackenzie King. (International y'ouadjitiafo). YOKOHAMA, N o v . 20, [/PiThe rotnm nndur of tlm United Stales E ighth Arm y has aw ard ­ I.olterir* wero a common pine ed tho D istinguished Service tiro by which college* finance. Mrdnt to Major G eneral It. F. Utom solves during tin- IHth otu Kramer of Llnrnln, Neb. The com mander of the 07th Division I Uth eontiirles in America. wus dernntted by Lieut. General RoFiert Eicbclborger for out. Until the lu ttcr p a rt of Hie standing duty in the European Itith century, Brasil was the T heater. world's g reatest producer of tohucco. Gunpowder is a m ixture of sullpctvr, sulphur, nnd charcoal. tif TERRACE •I,,M,| r . i .A. wa* held IE AVCODRUFF ch attin g aw ay. . ernoon in the achool . LOIS and-G E N E HARRISON dh the pic-m leut p r e * - .h n v i,i^ fte e -iu -'fn ttrh rn tis . - . . . ^ . G E N E will wTSTE=SRR=ift-StatT Li injjii) ■biyurtitcd a Rbail Dt7f0rtnu,iit'Tcmpun>rUy unni wtth the pupil* o f - ti j lie enters school in the early I fourth grade* p a rti; S p rin g ............LT. LESTER GUTH. RIK (resit out of the service and of the Halloween looking wonderful . , . BUSTY given und the ch air- TOLAR vacationing for one week cl heb thunks to those from Medical College of V irginia, make the carnival a: He and PR. TOLAR will spend a week nt the TOLAR Ledge and rn * -g lv rn -b jrM M .-C . TTcrrmttimg but h u n tu m ! fish. 7 7 7 on the recent P.T.A. O. D. FARRELL who suiil th a t ilion which she a t- ORIEN, til* son a student nt the i delegate of W est- Pasadena Playhouse in Pusadena, Mrs. Frank Bauer, Cultf.. is Inking normal college :uto, also reported on course* hot tmijoritig in dram aon, lie*. From H:30 A.M. until C:3ft ■ildnin. eertifiento Wan P.M. hi* schedule i* Jammed w ith r*. Anderson at tho | lessons, hut a t night they pruHico plays until le tte r perfect then produce them in surrounding theaters. When you ,|icur the singe niinui RH illM tll FAR­ RELL th a t Is ORIEN gone •It n m a l i c . . . MR. AND shop-Florida Program of Service for MRS. J. O. L A N K Y ping fur their T hanksgiving dinChildren. The first grade won tho p arly tier. . . . . . DR. and MRS. MUNaward for having tlte moat m oth­ SON enjoying n coke a t Homer*. . Once in u while 1, a* moat er* present, • Mrs. Anderson introduced the young scribbler*, g et an urge to guest speaker*, Mi** Ruth Hand •write a play, a book.- o r a sh o rt and Mrs. It. F. Cooper. Mis* story hut most probably if such Hand gave a talk concerning her nil am bition wore realised il would wor kit* county supervisor of he rejected a* SIR H ERBERT cducationonil Mr*. Cooper'* topic' BEERBOHM T R E E wrote:......... was "W hen nml How To Say No My P ear S ir: I hove read youi To Children." piny. Oh, my dour Sir! Saying of OMAR I BN A I. Itefreshm enta w ere served in Four thing* come not the lunch ronrn to member* and MAI.I F : hack: The spoken word, the sue I guent*. Hostessr* were: Mrs. George Ring. Mr*. C. II. Robin- arrow , tim e past and the neg­ lected opportunity. . . .C.E.T. sum, and Mrs- A. C. Cleveland. Heads of colleges and unb ■jTttir* ■in America a re known presidents, rectors, clmnccli ; provost* and principals. lillllt ii lit lu f l it.icTi claim or drmnml* nlptll Dr In W r lllD K . wild i#tait*A th e ftlMcO f»f i. j*MrnCf ©mi office U rc* .« o f t lin t L ilm a n t * a n d t h a ll be pn..I it i . by tii« ■Ia1m*nt« mtetit, in attono y, iU|tl *ny «ucli claim or iii-iiuiiul no* **t* fU*'d Nhult l*** void. IIKNIIV MCltUKItT Me* i *\ SI *I v V O PEN I :(l(l I’.M . I'hom * 22 .1 n i U R S D A Y — Nov,- 22 (Thanksgiving) and FRIDAY [D URDNO • CHARU t CAN 101 (O O lfU H N f -ANN THOMAS VICIOR MOORE • MARIORK RETNOIPS — BARKY SUUIVAN On The Spine I’rogrant • • I .itlest Issue - - T H A N K SG IV IN G EVE happy becausa-of our- FA ST, RE The l.alesl News Flashe tlireel from film lalutrulories. UNIVERSAL NEWS LIABLE, LOW COST repair and The SoHhI Event Of 'I lie Season m aintenance work ■l^c p e f e o d f t for your d iriitnus belies 1This slim csiry til tus window for snspthoa sod credentials . . . coin ^ key packet - *. foamy bill compertinent. . . secret pocket, too. Six p iy colors. You too will enjoy driving DBIQNB) fO R WOMEN: i 1 BY A WOMAN; ; i Wed. Novem ber 21, 1045 THURSDAY ONLY! (T hanksgiving) O PEN 1 :3 0 I’.M . FEATURES— Sanford Armory your car or truck a fter our 2*00 per couple expert m echanics have re I’hone 33 For -Table Kcmt vat ions l 4„ lli GRANVILLE Noili worked it 50 per person BEERY.Jr _ INFORMAL SI’ONSOUED IlY THE HOLLER MOTOR SALES 208 W. Ia( HI. Olduiaobile Cadillac We will be open Wednesday afternoon* through Christmas. * Y owell ION CHANET AM HDA lOTtt I CARROL NAISH MU.BURN SiUNl �9* rA G E TIU;..SANFOKn in itALO. SANFORD FLORIDA poun H ith er Gang Goes On Trial At Nuernberg Labor Shortage County Growers f ('n n lln n m I'r m n I 'm - l( ' » n t l n * r i | O n r| have been w orking during the summ er months, there Is an acute labor shortage, due to th eir dis­ inclination work full tim e. Mr. Dawson said. He attributed this to high w ages they hud been pal-1 in the riorlh. The labor ’prngrnm tinder the l- r im i P it s * lle r | common plan of conspiracy for accom plishment of crime* ngninst penre— ag ain st hum anity—wnr crim es, .n o t . only ngainst nrmeil forces of th eir cnenties, l>ut also against nctt-bcll igurent civilian population!. Thus, the United S tates, G reat -flHttHrv F r a nce,- nnd Srrricl-H ussin began the trial «f Atloif H it­ ler’s henchmen—a unique nnd unprccedcnted trim to convict for all lim a the twelve year scourge of German nggression which |*M >«>*%* *wV*#-*44% count o f the lengthy Indictment, u trs to read only ihc first wo They arc using a conaonsed veJalon of thu charge* in an c tto ft In. speed up ton trial-proccctilbK*. ed one lurid deed a iie r aimtiie. The two prosecutor* n c o n ttru c ln tnt< career* «f the UernUnu on trial. There weie ik» legal iu rfct-ioWs a t the Murt of the his­ toric cnee. The window* of m e court room overtook the c i t y ot N eurnherg—one-tim e shrine o- BOSTON. Ho*. 31, /P » _ x y e n .uni hue. e e s r h it threw b m n re berth, i t n r s snuh- n an. im m igratum -fa.nm tmib;-. C*nr bey t» French; th e h r a n » u a t n • r e unofficial- and tar a n t imu th is co u n try an & -auwowaf. ■The •hole vSrnnge- « tm r « w ension M o u n t s Vi story. te id o y . T rori l* n * r O FFK TA LS vrT F N f* ( OUIIHI G A f K B R W r o E , V .’.v, 20. County School Suborinttjnileiits ntld wlurnllniinl- leadefii on- )«•ginning their n-t-rxid d ay' of n - day mnferSiipi' _ and short course at lhe . U niversity of one re to rs iiun ,flj<pleil lopg Btntun tare; nn y lo n c r r a rrte d m v l * r u n LHyvywfan.t- V l :b r An The Allied B eaikpactees StrUaumt t fi t sa in she « f The f j a n e k s - rr n m fv « j— I him they'd cut ikiwn a negnUInnt O vr) •kiujr unifurm. ami . pilaced: tr.w hevnm s o f a Jfanteanh mi TH* ■ieevs, T h e hi-vnas - ta r nedtii. bey’ll given p i Ttaiy ffir hie par*', tirtp atiu n in a -nttsil whilst won. i brunet, - ta r ifflcndip fh r —ire i ....iIs. — T-itiy AiTrihtu s.a,s th e -un -iff | .-'rem ii ciiloan* uf> Italian s e u m tju n . When th e ifg 'tin u t vet ; n lli n ear A lta on U h -itm tM t I’H ivlsta. Tbtty lust- ail' tim s •»*. i bis fam ily. T tis f i s i a n i Urn’ 1e Irak. AarViuniw .Winy* mine- tu- UK j rsgrtim Tone -tnyisl silh .lilMin j .hm uttb m unih- up w arfare ami, {limit p a r t in the acilUiI. ffahtttUL. The ujvii, .if nie ffcndlel. u n it les Wilson has expressed iloulil th at n reply can Ik- prepared in time. Should the company re­ ject th e ,u n io n dmnand. many oh rerv ers a re convinced th a t a itfUM would be called. Some Hill labor disputes ’are (lie rcrjln l; leaning forward* t«f Kihitx ovor the shoulder of -i M ark.. goVited German lawyer. Kudtdf JInss rocked l-aci: nnd f* rlh w ith n stfa n g s grin on his fuce. It Inter turned out Hint .he*, iuul n stom aih n. ln-—n eon* genltnl rn*e of nram aj^jind tio f fin'm- the imeietias* ff^ in tm c a l, hieinl nnd hind: coffee which h<and his notorious pills were serv­ ed before being m nrdw ttT nto the CUUitmom. Hut nil tw enty looked very arlem n iis th e.A llied prose­ cutors spelled e f d i other ir^i-etnliug those parts- of the Indictment* ilesn ijdnjr l he hmtnlieiiHon auil e> i di i of mlllionH of Ntiri vic- in Fram ed j A etn a Hi. cam e in witil ninnsnt?o f th e h rst A i r b e m e .A-nw.Um w as tiMn- iiu m X . t i l e r n»h' meat, anti 'i m r esm nate. P i r Ultimatum To GM I ('r * n fIn a r il The tlb 1 Unite r m l t r . ‘ .In ('III'ago, i.i'.iiii m n n le rt ni th e T'edvrnltyn _.of lo n g L in^. Telephone Opel a tor, hove turns^ sym im tlllrei’, ' Tliough they’re not striking, n hfew‘ York nniim nffl d td , 11. J . .Moran,, said they won Id rcTiisn to hundlf tony distnrxsettlls-to or from f ’hk-ago. Olitor llftllinted Illliotis arriis* lilt- coun­ try have Immo oskv-l to stuild hj loi lull support of the strik er if MornMiry,' .Nor hi li-e nii-lllre oiurfi loinht A new k in d if a t. rrC a n d u n a id e d t h e T e e ! T h e d llie r e n c e h e re * llui h n . nyanthd! u .iKutirmtn *11— 3rd aOwvM-i until Twine- -it! 5 omits liindns v J d n s n m iC (Cttik; 'Sht s ■nttr of! thu- imuCj Tutjrt! w # m Sip u nn t. 'IK o n im w . win*, tr i t - n t t t 'lt i r O t il t e m . .a n s u 'i s i t n ^ m a U . TVaslMitn « t U n o il n. IH ta. citww. f f l T b O ro n m - tf jtu n T w ^ im m J). U W siV w rnttirtr i n Unrv. rrtfu iir -w T e f w n a y TllUUtttfc tI P ^ ih ii e r i m e l ■ ita.kiisd t'K iB t rue-' '.*c i 1 They i mm u m v m it csd la e tw l h u iH ilid : . dollar-* for tire huinehe mhiiiii i oldli-r to M»lh Itim o ta r ill in plot-1 -lay*. litTc h u u T s a fffhttr 41I.T--ijttrv’iiw w t- — s iw r T in W r ta a I n i t i a l , u nto -e rv e rid tu e til mil fca*. a w heel That •mi h it S»M i n j > u rr AI'PIiY CHIEF OPEKAtOIt K - fi tvcuktluyN Hnliirtlnys H . 12 pronrli, • SOUTHERN BELL A ll linlem-d w ith v a ry in g cum in's .n s the Am crii-un Olid «III i 4 M*li^ lilLs—fi lllJ-* nm_i *»«»»__ •*i* lish prosecutors look sev enty m ln-J n n o r r . inwa., n » v. 20 «/»•• *I’h y s'clth s td teriln i!' Mrs, D aig h t II. Risenhower *mv th a t her rondition Is- greatly Im prove' and thiil she Is well on the road to recovery. General Khdmhnwe r’s wife ivns stricken w ith phneiiinoniii on Halurduy. How­ ever, the doctors plan to keep tier in the lim niinl for si-ver.il days. General Cise-ihnwer. m ean­ while, Is on h uv to Chicago where he will -Peak at lh,American l-eglan^Convention to- NOTICE The Scr. ../e (' nty Medical SitcieLy nimminres • . 1 tin incruuue in feeit e.ffgctive MumJay, Noveniljttr L; 11. 1 } ! T O K tQ i Nov. 2«, ___ .Mrs. riaiodi user llwproven 5RIEVING OVER THE WAYWARDNESS o f h e r o ltip r u i* . M ia. M ildr- d •V u ec u rv c r la p ic tu r e d In L oe A n o d e s , CitUL, w ilit tilh -w u iih t 'S ^ n n y ) l i t e r th e Iti-y e a r-u lil y o u th h u d b e en ja d e d us a n ih c o rrig tb i - a n d a t: r d ie h a d sig n e d a c o m p la in t c h a rg in g rs. ICIeunor D irvcny w ith win: ,, itln g t p y jd in tiu c n c y o f a m in o r D ro u g h t h o m e b y h is f a th e r jr n u i t,j a le s t e s c a p a d e , “ S c iu jy ’• g u t a sc o ld in g Irv in it ju d g e . ( f iu e r - a u io ia n ) -Ht'f- GATOUH RNTUAIN O ffice consiiltationH ../minimurii -Un»* X h w n iiliii I s * . Thut w w ctw rn n w rs i i u u n i i r t . . 4 u t s - z itK M - d ig f b . « f T w n e k . — GAINKHYfM.K, Nov. a0 .* tjn The U niversity of Florida Gnto -s en train from Gainesville F riday for N/irfolk, Virginia, for theli filial gnm r of the season , wiUj the Navy. Amphibs SuttirilifT R. H. Snpji wjll proliahly he u n ­ able to make lh r trip lncntlse of knee injuries. House ciUIs u^ti; 10:00 P.M Other chanu'H imrciiHcd pjrpportinnatuiy vG H R IS T M A S l S o u th ern S e n a to r’s Recipe For K eep in g G o o d Spirits To* M o n y ’Thing* to W a rty A b o u t Nave— Sa W hy W o rry ? By HELEN IS1ART C rnlral P r r u C olm nnut 0 WASHINGTON—Aa dories, pruned by tactual avulenctt. reach the .itay-at-lioim s of much Jia frn . eful looting by United S b ilas soldiers, the i|um tlon Is being asked by troubled civilians n u t H ie eg lc e e e - t n - e h a r g e « t -tm n p a s t o p * m h g w p a a g outiogcs A nd th e r e * « re m a n y In c id e n ts b e st d e sc rib e d a s ‘o u tragr.* " W a s It n o t Lhcir d u ty tu c u n tro l lin t m en th e y » t f » su p p o s e d to c u m m o n d ’ Hk Hi in cn knows. I c a n n o t a n s w e r any o f the d o you m e n a g 1 *o took so c h e e rfu l w h e n t h in g s a r e in th e s t a t e th e y a r e ? " ^ “ I te ll y o u U ’B t h is w a y ." sa id th e s e n a to r ' j M | " T h e re 's JUSt e i j n u r h to w o rry a b o u t S trik e * * **' a n d im e m p lo y m c n t a n d a tu n t bum be a n d w h a t Sen. M aybervk to do w ith v e te r a n s a n d tn lta tiu n a n d d o w e I t e l E u ro p e a n d g iv e m o n e y ail o v e r th e u n iv e rs e a m t th e n e x t w a r ? N ot tu m e n tio n s u c h m in o r c o m p la in ts a a w h s re d o e s th e b u t te r g o ? . "To te ll you th e honest t r u t h th e r e are au many tro u b le s u t m y h e a d . 1 ju s t c a n 't c o n c e n tra te : ’S o 1 h a v e fig u re d out th e o n ly t h in g t o .d o is not- to w o rry a b o u t a n y th in g a n d d o th e b e s t t c a n w ith e a c h p ro b le m a s i t cornea a lo n g " 1 A M E R IC A N IN G E N U (T V . d is ta f f sid e , m e e ts th e c a p ita l b u s .d s l r e e l, c a r s t r i k e a s a m a id e n s ta n d in g o n a c o m e r u l MUi a n d s t r e e t s W a s h in g to n h o ld s S k ilt p la c a rd re a d in g in ta rg e te tte r s . O O N H J S e n e t J T A V E N U E A N D O R D W A T ST H K K T '* I a sk e d tile m a id e n il s h e w a s h a v in g a n y lin k l!i* n .u n n j. tt J-ir w e ek a ." s)ie s a id A nd th e n ju m p e il to t a k e h e r r t h w s - o f : oarp r iv a te c a r s in th e a c t u( d r a in g u p t o U ie c u rb to o ffer a UfL A Studio Couch of diatinctive chiirm! Full uprintf /s .«• n . coiiktruction for the utmoat in comfort this * r , t’C Dttvcno bod kudA. n doulilo life. By d«y » n p . lovely Ijittvson typy Mofa, by night » full »I)te * r ic e — double bed. • LOUNGE CHAIR and OTTOMAN • " W E H A V E W a l k e d i n to th e m i u o t c ie tlU a U u a ." s a id ttep* re s e n t s tiv e C la re L u re a a sh e s a l w itfi e t h e r m v in iw n t u t U ie H o u se M ilita ry A A a.cs m u o n tie s - lis te n in g L» d ie tweUuiway os* t h e a to m bo m b A b se n t n u m lrd p m l n a o r fro m C a m b m lg e D r J a m » Ik C b n a n L p re s id e n t ot H a rv a rd u n iv e rs ity w o re a W a r d e p a r tm e n t i d e n t i t i e s lio n t a g p in n e d to h is c o n s e rv a tiv e g r e y c o a l w h en h e a p p e a re d at th e a to m b o m b ro n g re w m n a t b e a r in g H e tu rg o l to r e tu r n t h e ta h a t t h a t h a d p ro s e d t u n » . n tU ak le c u i n n in th e I’e n ta g u a tap h lm g • G E T T IN G iU *A D :T JR . S T R IN G a t 1100 P eo n ay ii In th e tU>w»i beds in firso o t o f th e W in h r H ouse ) it w o rk d ig g in g u p th e big re d c a n no n tro m aro u n d te x t th e g a r d e n e r s w ill p u t Ut t u li p bulbs. C le a r pUtk n e y p la n te d la s t y e a r I t la t h e o p in io n o f vnn n m aaeu p in k o r re d is tffecU v e a g a in s t Um w h ite w alls et the- E specially so. since U te.w sO e h a v e bean paintnd. with any Mhomeg. L of your i .Ceiling- .... ...... 1 Bfl 9 ° r Price .... g .ttm iirv tiile. M u t : \ .r i i u r W ii* •U.»l Bfluthrr -irtler a ttW H ig ’t f ftnanne* of the dlipenes* tmrsrrmt household. He has ordinal: at it& usosita 'h iu s i :unt -urpenuid ilp trniRH iitun- until: Rustle r >rw rice, in mind imp Mim Vrrtmr b w diri-rnot th e Jhr> gommitweiti u> fu ro n n i --rstfled uu4Ui -iff die (te n d Th*ur . ----------------- — �4 9 te T i ¥ • V T1IK SANKORO nKRAI U. SANFORD, FLORIDA " t i f ep m ed th e holt*. The '» o rr wa* F.MA ;NL Gulf •c j •' E lnrkinc Mitl line ta c k in g at-' •i th e only -iuauUc«>k> i* One-Arm Grid e Star Plays For Florida School 1 1 , iimn tc a s . ii to fhoei ause Ito.'tm an d a v| American spiri L't'i, (S im -- ; " ’t s el h ta handi wav I -e he is a coltsis th en hii,>e» of vie general —The Florida Kn I iVfti BERN, iA’i Swi«» commericnl circles report thru u Swisa^llalinnifl’i- liaile agreem ent hg< l.cen in i4.CC Jcrutl inetfective by th e ap|tu*i> « h are lion of Auiwcun m ilitary Higher-' cwpiJal ^Jjc*. . . _— -------------e n f liil The tu n countries h id arfu-v-cd xvutvt- | for Ihc nm ottiiA tion of the 4th),J cvn- ooXOOO Swiss francs clearing dehi which Italy owwl S-"tt**-l-ind. ami n credit of hO.tltut.tit'l) Swiss franc* was planned to finnnee rxI :t> between Jacksonville n, sin* J . It. In g rn ’mim, F E f TRAINS JACKSONVILLE, Nov. Im* p «■« K i n i t r 11-cxiiitiii. Ik ■ itm rn fB T ira f.a ^ fw m u ,111111 Sezuai i u r . In FMA vaTr VsV T I ’ T' York on order* of Bouev Comm isrioner A rth u r W nllamlcr Jo put an end to the re a r) of violencc. —-----------— -- --------- RAYMOND M. HALL. REALTOR Rhone DHO Room I. Florida Slali* Hank Ituldlng fn io r Italian exports to Sw iiierlum l. The view of American author!lie*. Swiss sources sslil, was piyt Italy shoulil first li<|uidnti- its ileht neve* At the sam e tim e, the China inw ard the Uniteil S tates. has i' Time- published an o th erv i»e fenor m m nf it tiled story th at new con(l ienees h etae en China' un I Busports , , 4 <>n the tense Mam li.ir.no '.r s t . inti n would lie held m*oTI namli - either- in LTuingking or Mo-eoW. I f b a r k a r l* a n i lee D»ln* *r» m a k in g to* - ' Rumors in CTungkin t ' said the Tri*<r»l lxf,J. n t j u j t Ciu.n U lnanilO ii nothin* a v o p tr Russians had laid down JO con- about them . N m u r e m a r k w a rn in g you l b a t » tkOrwl ■Itruln-D. >'$■"> , d itio n . which must In- mot tie- TWir TK«kta»«7• • rvNatu ru‘• cbUf %r«fvr t• k| n■ .^Rue , 'r.iv they wouhl perm it th - t* c o » a rlib an«l turn* w a tte o u t of ih* rlp moil ■wwl p#u|-l* |>s<< ««.bout U ,s l a,3 •rid- i ntrj- of airliu tn e Njiti.yialisL 14«j4*dL TKvf hbtlji ST- --------h Uis>|»s -.-into -W atiehnrtn: — Tne . , , — „ rnllrs o f k ld n c r*—»■ tu b e i an f filter* • n ( iTihu—c ineviiutslv h ul asserted iL m 't w ork well, tH'iMttn'U* w a d e m a ttr r tta jr i n n e :; te st N ationalist tnxips would In- in the bkNMi, Tlir*e iHiffcorniu*|Mlart fiat ring baekarbnis rbeumei le 1air... ir f jti n». ul flown direct to Changchun. |w p an«! n i r i i r . i r t l l h r tip n l^hU . iw rllin c , or t f Hoff The mouthpiece of the Chinese pufline**uniterth« «rr» . hcavlarbet mi.I «ltjui* l.i a div- t'omrminfrt* — th e new CMn’ pni*., 1‘n-qutmt ur wrant v twMgi»wlift rtnati* in^aiiitbiirt.iiii:<vi>mitiftHk*vkuWalhrit i«uttu* s ksenvi'le n I*.lily News — mice again rniseil ttUntf w n m * w ith y o u r kkliw ya w U a-I-W. i.-tsvl th in l its voice ag ain st Am erica's p o d . iKm"! wait! Aik >our tiniMkt fvr l’. *rr# VIt!i, a ltlm u U n t rliutwtio« umwl *ufv r- faOf i l-«*l,rthaH lion in China. It charged I ml lif m ltiL m i fo r ok r r 4II I k u ti 'i |iv p h" mil it. < hinew p atrio ts were -bec-mring f t l i r f aiiil wlQ |irl|* (tw l l mlU • o f t«.rted s w a iL ’ f i%-u» eb tn g rd over what it s.i.l vvns kidney tulww Hu*H o u t rd to grad- tin- in ten tio n of tlniti-ii S la te - K. JA M E S GUT AGENCY II- friuati. the lo-.ie i ut o f life with irtmn |H-ople w ith two B R O K E N \ \ 1X D S I U K L D S DANGEROUS! Lot u.t ri*|f|R('o vmnwlii a A F IC I V . i - l , \ s ^ a pro v itio -t g r e a t e r pi-nt uf broken, ilyin; pit-. Wo h«Vt» a ftill lino of Illosks ami (lla- nt all S E N K A R IK <U*AS: iVc M IR R O R CO III W. 2rid. SI. )' 2 8 C inal. A lt. . . for ihe |a*t .) -p eom nmnder in the I'hiliopines t-lrade.l f i.1 ;i "not gviilty" v rrd-ct a , w ell’ aV a drlnv in suh i iltii-e .In d.- enve, llolh moli.ms were P im n l down hy the C -iiteJ S ta llM ilitary Com- P a rlc a y E x tra S r.-fsie rd Tcnatoes ORANGES 8 - 43c IM ZORZY. <>/Z, ■BUTILL-HAVE TO CHARGE YOU MOKE IF YOU HAVE MORE. «m it i \ t s takr stki*s NVAI YORK CITY. N o v . dll. !' —Pol ire official* have taken • o- to hx!t a crim e wave ht.'h has «..-i the lives of 6 J lwi--»r>- -n - n r i i l r dayk. Fron ao-\. IP beavih arnust carwill n n ltu l --Lb*-.street* «f New :__ U o w u i u v l i c a n y o u p a v W hat, w ould you think if the. c le rk at your favorite store iiVkerl^t see what you had in you r w allet before he dev illed what to charge you for a sh irt?— P o ta to es5 *»23c Cauliflower fc>15c VCJitl SVrifti Out dm Oiajt Rutabagas ^ 4 c Carrots 2. feem *9c Initial*! Yt-Urwr O r ij, ju st heoiMtr >»« iM ppeurtl to lu iit tom e money u n e J up. you w ere u s le tl to p a y more flutu other people f o r «/ huh cut. a m ovie ticket, or even inch im port.iu t item \ u t reut, foot/ ./m l t Pithing, Wainuts & 4 5 c Onions 3 »» 19c itU-Vn SU-kinc SViiTl Sti-vlted Potatoes 5 ««25c Almonds 47c D o C oboIxi Spoiueh Mackerel u> 2 5 c PiriOi IV l K im M ullet a. 25c ( l i CiutM Spn kk ■Trout «b 39c SHRIMP lb H SH FILLETS lb OYSTERS pt CRAB MEAT l b LOBSTERS lb SALT MULLET l b PAN FISH lb Meat fc 43c 26c 85c 75c 45c 25c 19c s«» m a tte r bow you "liiru ir hm . nr:!erv in ir y»ur tire s will .1lOitelj- r n rt you tnonry. K.»-p t-ur tire* —in good rep air with h. help of th e SEM IN O U : r iB E y H O P. l e i ns viiirxi. • :-e w .r n i ne*. replace ihe ir*T -ne* w ith new tire*. G en eral M otors does not tp* alotu; with that kind oi reasoning. I’eojvli slniulil not have to puy more just Im him they have a savings account— T h a t's exactly the kind o f reasoning U A W C I O leaders are usin>; in th e ir w age dem ands on G en e ra l M o to rs— T h ey point to fu m /t u e h ave u iv eil up over, the yea rt to~e.xp.nu/ .n u t im prove our p/.suti a n ti p ro vid e more /obi u tu / m ore produ c­ tion. They my, "Give ut th a t in higher SfMIVOl F ft R t And we intend to keep on lin in g jlist ih.u W e are, at present, em huikcd on a very im portant reeom ersion am i pps: .c expansion p ro ­ gram. O u r o lije itiv e , now as alw ays to p ro ­ duce m ore and better thinus for m ore people. LONE RANGER VEAU e U R E - A J O E AT THE P O U B L E -A R A N C H , ABOUT FIVE- M H EG W EST O ’ h e r b , the b o s s w An t g -- TUB p O U fllB -A f l W OdlPN I , TAKE A J O B O N THAT < e ^ R E A P F O P A N y iR lN G f 25c t t i -Oa* P n o m r * « Food b 14c ETTAKm ROBINSON 'CO U 2SC,VO U KNOW IfS l AN E K P E N S iy e RING.'— NOW. A B O U T m g R EW A CO YOU L NAME . ir-V W HATfeTHESCORE J D IZ M E E T 1---- * BUfZlCE WINFtELp. I WAS J U S T G O WGTOCaiVE'DOU HUNORffO t----1 oouA esw 2= »r XT P L U S H A - AND l MEAN -1 O EEPCQ J �*■ — ---------- - ** . * PACK SIX THE. 8 ANFORD HERALD, SAl/PORD, PI/BUDA ^ m » i j ifsas- 4 ^ the* J t i u ’i u TRACTOR, Case D. 0 .. A* luhlier. Plow-Disc-Coves C hop-, F IL L up with keiwsetie and fud! per - Friend S prayers ■Duster ■ ofl before- wifi ter. Trnilcr-Chevriilct Truck- (JcscmI i II. If. I’OPK CO., I NC. mcchnnirul condition. Out be ! seen, Sam H arris, (intnd IsTWO FARMS FOR SA LE—Ono land drove (luike). lifter tt.Oii ! a arres, tiled lend, 1 Itepd well. A. M. — ----— - 2 story houie, 1 ca r g ara g e, 1 tool bouse. 000 ft. W est of Lake Monro* P q jt. Office. One . — 5 acres, all tiled, Rood well, 2 SIT. W ANTED— e to ry house,- 8 ste ry barn,- U - R E F I N « g :-whitr-w m m tTi vard. J . W. Bell, Lake Monroe. like some lig h t woik. Ho. Phone 15. ___________ c lo Herald. RADIO 1‘hilro cnblncl style Price rensonnhle, 1200 Mag- BUSINESS SERVICE ------------:--------------- : — i nolin A vc. DODGE • PLYMOUTH V EGETABLE plants for Vicloty PARTS AND SERVICE Garden* and large acreage. DKI P alm etto Ave. Phone 1011 I onet.haren. Red. anil Chinew UK ARE lull* equipped and C nhhngt/ Collards; Broccoli, knov. how to recup yum tires W hite Bermuda Onions; Neck N atural nil.bi'i oi synthetic lass R utabagas; Escam le, Ice we protout Uie .sidewall* • lierg. .laitlu ea; R utger TwittHo your tire. Jones lir e S h o p ,[ toes; I year o'd Rh li.un »'or. 1 st-and Elm, | hone 608. Roots or small plants# Ha re ThymV; Klnnucchln; Illll and E traw bcrty plants. F resh vhjte SEWING machines u ,,aire d . Wil- | lianis' Fix it Shop, 205 W. - tables and oranges parked to 1st St. T ship. .1. W. Bell, Lake Monroe phone t5. f O D Y A N D F e n d e r ile n 's . p alttr y fr Program Will Be* Gi­ ven A t Bethel AME Church At Cannan tend: A. Reid Mann, S tate LuRlTin ad ju tan t, Jo el.S . Field, post­ m aster, and Commander of the 7th Legion d istric t; M ayor E d ­ ward Higgins', tho Rev. W. P. IIrooks . of the F irst B aptist Church, u n tf Rev. J. E." McKinley or'ihV T IW T H E tH W IIlt ‘Choreh. Commander W A. Holly of Charles P ost No. 7, (colored) The American Legion, will preside us m aster of ceremonies. Colored guests on the platform will ■be D. C. Brock'. Rev. G, J . O ats, Rev. B. I). Hodges, Rev. S. S. Siplln. Dr. G. W. S tarke. Dr. ^(rlcklantl * D r Z J Je rry Rev Holman. Rev. ii. S. Johnson,’ Prof, C r w n | n,|(| M> MoeMl)„ loosely. A' T hanksgiving" V icto ry -ce le­ bration, welcoming home colored veterans of World W ar II, will be given in the form of a ban­ quet at Bethel A. M. E. Church I at Cnnnnn C ity. Thursday noon, to tic followed by a program a t 1:00 p.M. In which the Rev. W. C. Wynn. AMDDRD. Chaplain of Florida A.M. College will xfieak and to which 5“ **""** [ ^ ‘l , j made by S tate Senator Uo.Wl F. Boyle, ^ j . \V.y-l.y, Jin.t t’l-l >. lllillT.WCCtbclll Is LEGAL NOTICE I ef the coined veterans, veterans 1 of World W ar I. and citixens, i \ t m h c o t 'i i r n r T in : r o t v u •it n o r . NMMiMu.r; u n \ n . white nnd colored, are invited to r--. “minds c f our reV«« -.id .»rl, „f j„ u »rr lirr. -J !n , , . , / , . . I,)- nstklw l am t-required1tn - r e - .n ! 1 inhnlng veterans thi ideals of be- at(> ,-l.. m. Mini dt-manri* wlilcli • |* w „1,|ding cltirens, standing ........... . ciiher ... you. m » ha-.* nrsillmt While We Have Youi* Attention lilt* * bet us v e i n i n ...» h u# radio scrvico won't "a rriv e soon"—It's "been here" ull f**»t »i| Fl L« k BAUERS 115 MnRnolin Avc. 21) See as at our new homo 118 Park Ave. *oon. Iliu m fif ro»nl«*hoo ii ml fuitit Mfilfi? iiiMhthr **f tho I'iiiiiitiint, nn«l * ii«!i In* y wMf(i ti* i*> ih» ohilmnni. I iJt" ut. 4' I, — HfuiU'-v, iiri«( ini) u — •" W A tf.fl iR T K ’ .1 , O N . . V An (L«l m i ill » lr,* l n r mf | Ii* 1> i a t »> n f F» i lo rlo k A , i»> M»n, J r i!o* K lf it p iitiU o filtfiii fio tu tio r 2^ lh , I t t l i To M t T II'K T O t P l ’ K .t ll l.k S U K I.K W IH V H IL H I.v ; -mini iiiiirn*** « rr unknow n; , Vmi- «rp liurpli) rtitu lrn t In tin* |w*i»r In Ih r C ircu it Court «»f Hrmf* t**»|f County. FlnrhJiii In Chi n« •■ry, mi Mu* 3rd fliiy «f Drcttmtier. CMS, in ii 1 ‘crtnlii mil I f nr dlvttrrc ttirtofn I'fiiflhig. un ttlihrcvlfiicd MM«* «*f PARLOR wood heater, cast iron; sm all oil heater. 401 Palm etto Ave. BABY carriage. Can bo a lJ ilO Palm etto Aye. seen W ANTED USED Irfcyrlc for- three year old child. Phone 651-W. 4-DOOR SEDANi best l8iHi.no will 5 ROOM bungalow, beat location buy. Phono 42, W inter Park. In the City. Edward F. Lane, Fla. "The man who knows Hanford.” —— One of Saiifonl'ii most attractiv e HELP W ANTED— J homes, furnished. Edw ard F. GIRL for soda Fountain a t LanLane. t-y’s Drug Htorc. P a rt tim e or ^full tim e. ___ _ _ TH A T L i r n . i T home In "’the country where you can have u FULL tim e and p a rt tim e clerks. ' garden, fru it trees, cow and -------- chickens.-—Edward >V -Lane. - —• - IL -& , A.. D ep artm en t-S to re.— ft 1IU2 STREAM LIGHT T " house trailer, located a t T railer Camp. C. K. Goode. ■ LOST & FOUND Qi III LAY IT A W A Y for Christmas . .. m ««> i I§ Easy Tv m is! Ijj ill yj iii s _ . LmL RI CE Fadory Packed 35C Quantity Right* ReaeWVd P rices G ood T h i j S a tu rd a y , N o v em b er 24 Factory Pack Blue Roso 3ibpto 29c Redi-Mixt G a rd e n P a tc h Peas Already Colored Oleo MaxwelLHouse b 29c Modewi Spread C h u rn gold ib 2 5 c * Lovett's R aisin B read 20 -oz loaf 15c Stokely’s F inest Tom ato i Catsup M ackerel >b 25c F resh Fla. J t n e M ullet Juicy Sirloin Steak 40c lb B oneless Brisket Boiling 27c ib B eef ib 33c WO PO INT BEET ITEMS Sh o rt Cut Beef Tongues Trcah Ground Ham burger Brisket Stewing B eel Baking Tips Short Ribs 33c 25c 23c 21c lb lb lb lb Shldr. R oast lb 35c Rib C h o p s lb 3Bc B reast Stew lb 20c C old M eats lb 3 3 c Sliced B ologna lb 29c S kinless W ieners lb 3 5 C o u n try Souse lb 25c ib Trout ib Pork Sausage Point-Free Knll .spring construction, Pan Ready D taw n N. Y. Dratsod Slewing giving you iitmimt tom- Fryers M eat 55c Chickens ib 42c 2-lb Size 3995 21c pkg PLATFORM ROCK ERS iii Solid comfort for your lelaur« hours. Just come in und try this HI iii Spgrkllng White KITCHEN CABINETS A real necessity In every kitchen I Has all built-in features. A b e a u t i f u l piece of furniture that saves time and energy in kitchen work. 0 lbs 39c 27-ox 17c _ Ruperftne Picefl______ Carrots no. 2 IOC Ex. Std. O.B. Cr. Style Corn no. 2 14c 8uperflnc Mixed Vegetables q&213 Peas no. L o u is ia n a Green Yams 4 ib* 33c Cabbage ,ed Itliea ii? 3c Snowhlte Potatoes 5 ib*23c Cauliflower R>15c llld Freeh Golden Crisp Rutabagas ib 4c Carrots 2 bch* 19c Btd. Freeh Plaid UJ 14c C o tta g e C h ee se lb 2 lc Sw iss C h eese Vfe*lb 2 8 c Am. Loaf lb 39c York Apples 3 15c Mb ib Stokely Chpl. Kraut sp rin g filled lounge chair on rockers and you’ll nevitr he s a t i s f led until you own it I Peas ___ ORANGES 8 - 43c 1 .7 9 Nabisco R itz ( 25c Sweet. J u ic y F lo rid a Fruit Cake only HI ^ ib Turkeys ib 47c Chickens ib 55c Food W aldorf Rum A B u tter 2. *16c It Cleena! t t Uleachesl Clorox Dud 29c Engtlah Yellow Walnuts ib 4 5 c Onions 3 ib« J 9 c ' Idaho B aking Bqft Shelled Potatoes 5 ib*25c Almonds ib 4 7 c GE LIGHT BULBS 15. 25. 40. 60 W att Plus Tax 100. 150 W att 10c Plus Tax 15c Apple Butter 30-ox 24c Parkey . u> 2 4 c Load Ct BuniUae X IL Allsweet u> 2 3 c Coffee 2-ib. 4Jc D e ■ m O' Long Link lb 42 G a. S m oked lb 32 K in g a n ’s lb 3 7 c S u n n y la n d lb 3 9 c Hy-Oee Frozen Dog ib 4 43c’ 26c 85c 75c 45c 25c 19c F resh Shldr. lb 29c S ausage lb 30c L ean Sides lb 2 5 c F m h Pig Pan Baddy flooding OTTOMAN 3*9c SHRIMP .lb FISH FILLETS lb OYSTERS pt CRAB MEAT lb LOBSTERS lb SALT MULLET lb PAN FISH lb N. Y. D itM td. M-lbi Up and 25c Fla. C aught Speckle Bulk Mlnoe ___ ||| W ANTED TO REN T Fla. Caught Spanish BEEF B lade C uts C h u c k 17c 14-oz bottle G ra d e A W estern R o a sts 29c no. 2 c a n s V a cu u m P a c k e d J a rs — 29c lb 2 W ashburn Oreen Split LOST: Black leath er envelope hag. gold Initials, L.Y.I. Lost FUR HALE a t A rm ory. Leave a t Herald, D U E TO the f a :t th a t Navy man being tran sferred thi* m erchan­ Reward. _ dise la the sam e as new: L O S T : Ladies' Eight wrh 1 three burner H otpolnt ran g e; watch, n ear Post Office.. ReW ard. Mrs. Roy Holler, phone Maple bedroom suite; 1 coll 222-W. spring, fe lt m attress; <1 three place maple upholeterad living r u - t n n n x j r r - room suite; one Ii x I t sand P w K I H j a N 1 — broadfelt ru g ; 1 Ova piece m a­ p le dinette suite. Phone 402-J, TWO stores, KOfi and 807 W. Oth J B L __________________________ r ~ fu, ------ - -P O U LTR Y SALE f o r t. ( 'h o ic o ttf c o lo n t. = C o r n e r C e le ry & C y p r e s s E x tra ^ a n c ^ a tn a IjVeal 1111Meats CHAIR Walker’s Fish & Poultry Market; ~ C R E O M U L S IO N C '4 d o A zz Phone'S 16-J for Couchs,Chest CoMs, Bronchitis IM S . |Your Choice 39.95% - Fryers Drc.Hscd w h ile y o u w a i t Creomultlon relieve*prom ptly be* cause It goes rig h t to th e seat of th e trouble to help loosen an d expel germ laden phlegm, an d aid n atu re to sodino and h eal raw , tender, In ­ flamed bronchial m u e o u * m e m ­ branes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomultlon with tho u n ­ derstanding you m ust like th e way It quickly allays th e cough o r you a n to have your money back, a W 1TN K H H m y »mnd and n f f i l i a l »I ut S u n fn rd , K lo r ld a , tlilr* 2Mh tin y Mf O c l i a i f i ’-'*)•*■•ftTjrfrmtil Turkeys — Ducks — H ens w liir t l la M l Id red V r*l!d lria, |t In iifli ff, VlTiUH I#**Mlh* | ,l*Hf|N VH Id I Bin . ilif H iih n t , m tVTYTIfltmf Relief At Last ForYourGough t ' l . i l l l u ' i i i T j m l ‘ a iu liL * * ! 'TTijtiL. th e time. I 'h n n c fill* I f . 'H f n p iiv * if.M ru ifiv if,a*l i l t it "* Bjilt! I ’W lh ly , |n tt»o r r i i i t i l y iu iln * " i*f f o u r i f y , F|««i ut hi «iff|f*r In 1111# r u u r l I mMis o »»f tt. i ,* \ ‘ ■'•uni) n1 H * flf|ir« l. F ln r M n . w H f» !« ■Ifth f n i l r n l » r (IMMltlll* I n i l t l lh « tim i* " f il.o f l i n t iM iltii* .t i h .n «,f I II U «* l^ tr li r tn fin n r •m *l In w r i t i n g , tim l ‘ h u ll n u ll* m a im m m iiM t$erk. 3 -lb pk g =iii=iii=iii=!ii=iii=iii=iii=iii=iiiii=m=m F U T U R E home builders—ask for TyngCEiduAN e o u s concrete blocks th a t will have quality and durability. Miracle Concrete (Jo.( 300 Elm Ave­ WE PAY liiutiest cash to ices f..r used fu in itu re. Haynes Hi Wilnue. Mania Ku,ultuxo Co., 211 E. 1st St. phone 058. CH O ICE of th ree young milk cows; one 3% year old saddle IIORROA IIKitF. W ill-H E ” ' horse, good hunting pony. PRIVACY IS RESPECTED Boston Steele, phone 776-W. YOIIR natural desire lo r privacy In money m uttern is strictly ONE re-lm ilt sewing machine, respected here. Friends and good condition.- Sell or trade. relatives oru not questioned Phone 701-J. about your credit. Your en«COM PLETE lino mechanic*! tools plover or b u sltiu s associate* Including acetylene welder. | will not hear of your personal Priced to sell. Inquire lit' affairs. There is no cause for Johnson's Store, Monroe Corem barrassm entncr. A. K. Parham . , Reasonable credit requirem ents. * . V | No eo-m akers o t n-nnev loans. TRACTOR tun! trailer mounted o n . " a risk ln naym ent p la n s, ruhlier, dmihlc disc and m etal FAMILY IO A N TO. leveling Imenl Good Condi-. F1n|| l)a | U n|; „ W, . I'honr 31 tlon. Reasonable price. J . I~| -------------. . . . — —. Parham . 'Imiuiro Johnson's. M EET ME a t 615 P atk Avenue Store. Monroe Corner. I T hursday, Nov. 22, nnd let's „ - —;---- ---------* r ------enjoy a real old Thanksgiving GOOD paying grocery and m eal ,||,,ncr. plenty of Turkey, m arket. Owner has other in­ Pumpkin pie and nil th e trim ­ terests. Box TA, CIO Herald. mings. $1.26. Tall 106-R for Phone 624-W a fte r 7 P. .M special reservations. S®PBBW»fcBniBni P r O. I.. Hunt Deputy (Si: At.) . in ju ry or fad in g si,gold o. ROOFING Brand new, solid trnrrected now to comfmt ag ing aluminum sheet roofing V* ninl w cn th u iln g . A new pain- iM inw nay v m j u in ino i w v r a w . crimn and snap lock styles. Phone. Pit .1, h .-h a] survived f.ie n u stln g ^ I ca , - met laid nw-iiits y n J i.t W ire-W rite ni once! Fulenwider flt Vai "iis in turn I I iitirhallciiinl) * 1 vur^as in lurn. iiiin rn m iu i»,i , YATES At TO PAIN T K Mfg. A D istributing Co., P.O. BODY SHOP _ —Bon—llB5li RIO - Loneusler- Drive, 105 N. P *t„.ettn . n r . Phone 171 Oriniidn, Phone 21786. 32 CHRYSLER roadster, good WASHING machines repaired. and nil home appliances, (laidrunning condition, 5 good tfres. Under OPA foiling. I’honc , well Gem ini Repair Shop, 707 North Mills, Orlando, phone • H10-J. .2-1072. Prom pt service. TIRES E x je rl Auto P.epairiiig We liuve in stock truck tires in ll.irficld & JarkMitn. the following sires: . wi th —— 600*21) 0(10*20- ' 700*20 750x20 _ _ — Contiectlwii , —«7*x»n—;irtnTTTt -trm n v n —ITOTzMild ui? d !sl likklf 1ltml> Work* 745*17 “ ■ “ —»e* "31 ; PRone~371 TU BES AL'TO PAINTING A gm>d stock of hath truck und IIv C.W. ' ‘P o l” JuhttMin passenger tubes practically all 15 year* experience In* auto und sites. nircra(t|>niiitiiig. Satiford'a popuRECAPPED PASSENGER TIR ES la. paint uutiib ly. A stock <>f these in sixes 600x16 HOLLER MOTOR SALES 650x16 700x16 500x20. 268 W. 1ut-SL------X.M. P revail Phones 2101 — lt Seville. Fla Vi MOTOR TUNK-UI* Factories recommend ' it every 5600 miles or twlco a your. EsYOUNG fryer* for sale. G .lt. *cntiul to efficient car p erfo r­ Thigpen, 1307 E. 2nd St., phone mance. Our expert medianic* and 80D-W. __ ______ Sun Motor Anulyxcr assure sa tis­ 22 ll.P . Kvlnrude and kpeedboat. faction. ('onto in today. HOLLER* MOTOR SALKS -Inquire _ S u tU m _ B ro B ._ S etv icc. Station. 3rd and Park. E IG H T room furnished house on EXPERT service oil innrhincs, Electric Irons, oil healers u n d 1 C rystal laike, one half mile cook stoves, barked by 10 yearn! South of C ountry Club on Iuike expcrienre. Plum,. 70!-J. M a r y . Road. F our bedrooms, bath laid shower u p stairs, hot E m ergen-j and cold city w ater, all elec­ EXPERT plumbing. cy rcpnlis, rcmiMleling, new 1 tric kitchen, telephone. 30 acres sinks, lavatories, toilets, laundry 16 acres fn (electric fence) tu ts , hot w utcr healers. Also Fine for chicken ran ch -o r hogs. house healing. G rotgc TourSome cleared highland, muck sen, Phone County -1106 nr garden, lota of tim ber. Mrs. C. w rite Box 678, Sanford, Fla. W. Irbill. 1 tq d W r Jia w hich tliry live, and m*fpng to tnifitb a V i lasting pence throughout A m crigi. At the nfternoon program will t>e two-combined choirs, Colored Vets Is (here with Prof. Emoral M cGrlff and Deacon Curley Brown as directors. The following w hite platform Slated Thursday quekts have been invited to a t ­ FC.R SALE FOR S A L E - 1 T U E S D A Y . N O V E M B E R 20,. 1045 ttttf * �) f 'w — * ____ l wm. J« Unity There Ir. Slrw tjlh— T e P refect the P eace of th* W orldi To Prom ote tho P ro g ram of A mericai T o Produce P rosperity fo r Sanford. VOLUME XXXVII ' Eh? T H E W EATHER F air south portion, partly cloudy north por* lion, continued mild thin afternoon, to­ night and Thursday. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK war GM Employees Go On Strike Eor Wage Hike L— - St. Patrick’s (Jets Face-Lifting. ■■ •- ■■■■ Reds Are Given Not Guilty Is Five Posts By Plea Of Nazis Gen. DeGaulle At War Trial NlTMIlEIl 50. Associated Press Leased Wire Christens Carrier ‘Valley Forge’ Coalition Is Formed Warned A gainst Mak- ( W ith Three Major ing Speeches, Goer-, P arties Placed On ing Tries To Read An Equal Footing His Hut Is Stopped Walkout Will Force All But One Motor Car Manufacturer To Close In Week 1 . -■ SANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 21. 1945 Established 1908 Legion Gives NewOkeyTo Peace Group Public Is U rged To Take More Interest In Foreign Affairs Meeting: N ears End 'PA R IS, Nov. •Jt. oPi— The d ls-j CHICAGO, Nov..,21, (AI») pute which had threatened t o 1 VUKlINBKRti Nov. 21. <V.— , —The Amoricnn Legion has • col laj sc General Chm les Do There \v*i n d rn n n tic moment G aulle's provisloiiul gorcrunient in Nuernberg l.xlav before t o waffirntetl its approvul of ttppvui* ip have l-eefi settled. four-power inletnalional triliun I tHo United Nations Organi­ i:alltlon French governm ent when tho 20 NaxD accused of zation. However, rthe, Legion has beer \ i up which gives the hhwou* w ar crim es plea led Inn -• has strongly urged ihjs. Ra­ • vomiftuun v? live ftqrtfollo»,*on nnfeeiR . equal' Im.-i* th r^ o th c r tw o t T hr pirns were heard during* equal bn,is with th'rwpl tion to adopt and announce a m ajo r' p arlies, the SinRalists and a heroic ten m inutes with rr definite foreign’itolie.r. P opular -Republican*. _ t sp o n sc varying from the !«• The Legion’s 27 annual imT he 'Secretary General o f the 'lik e bark of ‘No* from Rudolf i Communist ta tty . Maurice There* Hess, H itler's o n e -tim e l i g ’t ' tionai convention in Chicago | has been mode one of the four- ml- hand man,' to a passionate reply ; also .urged Jh c American toMipte u lsters of sta te without portfolios. o f 'Not g u ilt\ in the eyes o. . to take a • g rea ter in terest in The other sta te m inisters arc So- Ciptl’ from th r llit-cr Yo.ith J foreign uffairs. The I.rgioniinire* rialist Vincent Auriol, Popular chief, llnhlur Von Schirncli. called fo r m aintenance -of the The liigh |*>int cam? when I Uepubliran, F rnnrisquc Gay nttri highest standards of American 'R ightist I ouis Jncquinot. Lord Justice Geoffrey L iw renr justice in the trial of war Coniin m ists also liave born no- presiding, culled the defeii Inut crim inals. , med to the M inistries of N ation­ forw ard one by «ne. H r Warned W IFE O F TH E COMMANDANT of the U.S. Marine Corps. Mrs. The I-rgion w in d s.u p its con­ al Economy, Industrial Production, them In plead incfely Innocent A lexander V nnderprlft h teak s a bottle of rliam pagnc across the Ihiw vention today w ith . a flurry of ' Labor and the newly-created Miltor ‘ guilty and to r e f la te fi m i, of the new 2'oU o ton n irriin t earriei Valley Forge in formal vhrijbusiness scheduled to keep the DETROIT, Nov. 21,-<AP> t bfal r y of 'Armamcntm———' ~ rp « X p r- which- they would > - I toning . iro m i'id r- at the-IU S. Nnvv Yard in* Philndrtntmv.-THTTCDrft- L«gluniiuTre*-bu»y. " T h ^ O c n c i a t ^Mo t o r s ati'tT rt* Rim nviw nr jjj»«iilTtM -hm w w lpaotol^.: ’ ^ T h e - ^ K i u i u - U ^f,lic* lo y i ■ RettuLHran —p grty firnttflUes r.a ^ ilu t^ tffs p tie -^ fic wariHwov' I I <m ^ -- ......- — — —— voPe on a host of resnrutinns mak- lias begun without lHtidcnC.Hr i toreign m inister. De Gaulle v j - mann Georing, stripped of iiu , Detroit, in Flint, and Pontiac, I iug known th r organisation's I tMlns tli„ | resiU ancy-anU -w ith—It- raedaK and *tnrignin- me- Gernintri stand on universal m ilitary tra in ­ Mich., and in cities .from, i the national defense ministry.' Reichrmarshnl, luinl-ered to th ing,. unified command of the ccAst to coast, the workers, The Com munists hold the Inr- micrriphniir with a prcpnrrd-l armed ' force* nnd U nited S tatus gest representfllion of any |>nrtv speech in his hand, <antl tried in ' fWd out of the General foreign policy. in the National Assembly, and had rend it. JustinI nwrence halte Motors plants in an orderly The lust srheduled business for demanded one of the tiir.ee m ajor him. Then, ‘ w ith mi ungi.v the Legionnaire*—anxious to iefashion and at once. estab­ MIGHT K A ^IILIA ll TO A M . on New York's F ifth Avenue is tho rnliinct posts - In te rio r, t n r or rim ai’e. liro rin g Intoned: "I turn In their home toe the T hanks­ lished th eir picket lines. A t the in tricate scaffolding that .sheati.J* St. P atrick ’s Cathedral, now | Foreign A ffairs. The uispnie eclair myself in -th ■ sense of giving holiday— Is the election Cadiltae p lant in D etroit, a union undergoing an exterior rep air job th at many lake two years. Un- rnnte to a head last week when De tha Indictm ent not guilty." A n d . of nulitinnl officers. resignation. ha'waddled buck to his -eat. aound truck began playing music fam iliar, iltough, is tin - view- downward from u hign point in l.in'ke- ‘ f'nulle subm itted his resignation, Fui mi-i Illinois G overnor John one hour before the 11 A.M. dead- feller C enter. Note the tiny figure of u im m '(u rro w i on the spire’s I The assem ble voted overwhelm-1 Meanwhile. J u s t i c e Itnlieit | Stelle (CGI apparently had hi* line. Then, -aa tha hour arrived, top. <International) chief U. K. prosecutor. cam paign . for national rnmmntidan announcer's voice blared out | rcslgn. but directed bim to ° r s s r sL-xinst' ' rrsh ip of the Legion well in say in g : "You a re now on strike. * “htmd:------------------. You are now o n ^ a trik f^ !___ ... ---------n ' 1 -------- 1 ___ _____ 1 / -*------------ *----------- f $ * - l n riira interestin'!! d isclo su res.1 Two World W ar II veterans nlsn .p a rtie s in the cabinet. ,i,„t Ci-rmmi, I .... ~ v * „ . — r , , Jaekson .„;.i -aid th a t the the G erm a n s1 It, Mi lar I ( o n .nl < 1 ruining at tin- Sanford Naval a te running for office and ap ­ planned ns far hark as- MMO to Itei-iintd fi A u s.i., I in A ir Ktutlnii will be HisconUnued parently will have clear sailing.-* a n t naar the p lan t early this attack the United S tates. He I r t t I.r.'m njlsl. and phiyci -if today and I’oO of tile personnel will They 'are I'npt. Fled I.a llmyi. of m orning. W han tha strik e coll revealed, too, that N atl records leading p u tts in New Yin’, . lie lisn sfei real to the, Nuvnl Air Cnickasha. Gkla.. and Dudley w as sounded, w orkers began, also diM'Inseii th a t the Japanese I.nndiin. wlm n p tr n tf ' vi win-1. Station at .Miami where training Swim, of Twin Kails. Idaho, are stream in g in fo r coffee dough.! ■ • , will lg» rcMimsyl on Dec.ll, it wns running for two of the' five vice nf*nn,'M. J,° Lrltoiv th f a t - r at f lin t .......... .. announced today by ('ap t. William com manderships. I.a Roon is a SnV k.dt duntdywiehe* b#,ore *a " * . J o i n t L o m m i t t e e .te . l n„ .rtn • , ^ u „ ‘hr Kl I" the 'fo o th ills of the He. the u .r of Russian tra ito r. ,,f Ne . Vork during ll.c T. En-lun, eommnnding officer. survivor i-f the llutn nn death In all, General Motors employes ] _ 1 ___ The rtipilnnls on trial heard slimmer -onson recently stoopr,) I.etween next Monday and m arrh and was a prisoner of th* Justice Juckson express the hope in Sanford while hi. n r . c.r* Thursday 150 nf the personnel Japanese for almost four y ea rsr Total Kiwanis Pur­ T ie Silver S tar...aw arded |w st- th a t the tribunal would visit the being .repulled, iip is ned to l.iok will I,- tran sferred , and hv F ri’ The l.rgidn lias I'hoacn a th ere a re m ore th an 71.000 offlee C O I I 1 1 * f t d i c t 2011 B V chases To D ate Are liumouslv to S /S g t. iRolicrt L. naarby D a r l i a u ronrentrutlim up un I aw the - il.i- gi J -d day. I'lKi officers. The rem ainder Chiengo attornev ns its ‘‘Man w orkers, who have been told not Evans, was presented to. his bro At Dachau' 40 other N ari- llirk isll Cipt'lu oil till- old I'll'll of personnel will lie uttnehed to of the Year-" Kllidor M. l.ilauito force picket lines. In Mariden, Placed A t $15,500 tiier, Jam es K. Evans of Sanford, cgntp. are i\,t» on trial befbre a United lie tel on ('umm erciid S treet tie .1 the station complement. FVcess uti w on' the $t.0<>0 prise fur hi* at n ceremony in the office of Sb$ig^ ^-military coprt for war to rim .old dppnt, leixonnpl will remain liaro pond­ community service. He intends U> K iw untirtlffoilnv bhl $11,2(10- to ­ W A R H lN littfV . NdV. 21. ld»t— H arry A. Blsho,i, command­ ing passible tra n sfe r to Miami or to rn over the money to th e U ni. M otors Naw D epartm ent p lan t kre The joint llo u sr and Senate ward p u n hase of .Victory bonds Col. Tin- oddliv of iirc'iiteetitre line other ing officer a t Welch Convalescsnt P u r in g t o d a y ’* p ro ce e d in g s at naval iirciis. vcr.xlty of Illinois fop a scholar­ sta y in g on th a Job. A spokesman Pearl H arbor investiguting com­ as Edward F. .l-ane, realtor, conattracted the nttenliuii . j Nuernberg Jackson’s voice was doubtless The Sanford Naval Air Station ship for a needy w ar orphan. . fo r the union local h as sxplained m ittee had before .It today con­ ducted n spirited uuctiUn of Hospital. of many other tourists p issi'ig Also present a t the cerempny alternately sarcastic and scornful. th a t hla organisation h as been tradictory statem en ts * from tw o 1 various urtirles a t tile club’s tbrougli lierr, but nolimly ever will assume what is called o-mninGeneral Eisenhower, sh ortly a f ­ , , . , . . ,» •« » Mrs. L. W . Ilowman. a s is - 1 | | r rH ,| an order to the Ger did affiliated w ith tha CIO only alnco adm anything about it. Mr. Goode, tennnre sta tu s. ThD means thnt te r lie’ was nominated by P resi­ irals concerning a statem en t lunch^m a t th e Hotel Mayfair. , tdr. Jack P. Evans and iWilliain C .! nnned forces from H itler personnel will laieduce.I to a mi-* la st month, and did n o t p articip ­ ittributed to the late P rcsi/cn t F. Husky W ight nnd *rc*l K- EvMI15, hrothers. utitl Mri*. J. E« ti'lluur the • Arnw (u luivr huh- $ however, , . Investigated, .. . , found , ..the tiimum to maintniii tin- station dent TniniMii to lepliiee General a n ts in the strik e ro ta. P re ­ Roosevelt. George C- Marshall us Chief of Wilron bud charge of th r I*"’- f - ^ t u and children, Beverly and .g-cupicl countrlos "d i» -! X n ^ v u ti^ o i.l^ g.H-ll' viously, th e local waa affiliated ami at nod tu keep it ready tu resume S taff of the Arm y, spoke before Admiral .1. O. Richardson, fo r­ gram . Kiwanis bond purchases Wayne, traec, a* a operation* on short notice. An appear without a w ith tho. A F of L. Sgt. Evans was killed while |i|,„|tive measure aguilftt un- onet- the thought cattle to him additional funeliou o f ' housing the ’l.egion assembly lu-t night mer Pacific fleet commander. to d ate were reported by Dr. The G eneral Motors walkout told the com m ittee thnt I’resjdent : Ihut this would he the Ideal rum hat a ir crewmen and personnel nnd lent stro n g support to the T. Di ff. president, to Ik.-. f fighting with tho 124th Itegt., Jllat • frl.-ndly nets. sta tha nation's total num ber ** Roosevelt suiil Hint •lie- doubted ---i* —" • '• - " - I fiOfl. . In fan try Division, on M indanao.| w hen ho iieeuse.l A rthur Seyss plan- In eoiivert u -"hani the ite r" aw aiting dcmotiilUathin. p ill lie proposal for mergimr the united w orkers idle In laeor disputes w hether the United t'lnl*'? .wbuld \\ hcneyei see . M t--A n o th er brother, P fe.-E d w ard ►• ‘ -.Tn.iuert“ ri.m if the showfog ef llru a d aay hit*. en rrin l mil lint il filrllier notire. force* nnd to President T ru m a n 'sI »Ihivvaniaits T i-1 i . . : : ........................................................... i n i l i i s n of c o m pllclty i t y Iin m e beIII- Ifur -I .•— . ...................... »»«»- tho sume « . ^. . OIA ustris. •' p l i c•Jackson '• for universal peacetime above the &00.000 m ark. T h a t go to w ar even if the Japanese Isiinr l^ne nn«I ami Mr. Mr. Mu ight together > Evan*. J r., ---------• serverl — with , riiyll| turned sim ilar In ••me of the I .it 11*I'erroiinel moving to Miami were plan total is scheduled to U ko a n ­ attacked the Philippines. im m a program they know some o u tfit in another company, and I* hi* ^MIC „„ (hc defendant. Sevs* ! Thentcr* mudle famous hi New m utinii—l by (‘apt. Easton that training. o th er npwerd Jump on Monday. « n i ii-nim. i ncy wwere e n - inot i i m still s i i i i at mi Minuaneo. -Ioilu ert. chill on hand, listened ■England whin h us in I'rovioee- llier-,i-rt- few living aceoniodatioiis' Admiral Ix sh y , personal f'h lrf fill! tin will result. They Mindanao. -Iniiuart, The United Retail, tyholesale. and of S ta ff to Roosevelt nnd nnty disapiediitml loditv wlien Mr. The rite tio n aecom fanying the town g a te inilinl sta rts tu the iivi-ilid-lp in | Inis area, and it was •' D epartm ent S tore employes of k«i v |ng in Hie same rap acity f »r Wight in intiiMliicing Mr. l-atie mednl reads ns follows: 'refleet* stage and screen rn reem uf sue.i stm -iglv -mggpslnl that no de­ A m erica, CIO, have announced I resident T rum an, told a i | referred to him lix a professional i-rrnt credit — ulld upholds the y---------—— plu.ti-is a. ll-tti- Davis, Ann pendent* lx- iniivnl. to thnt urea , iiuctioneei wlm hud been |itarth e ir Intention of calling out all mil fee member tb.it lie bad no highest trad itio n s of the Scrvire . . . ., H auling Edna St- Vincent Millay iinb-'i arm iigpinenla bud l-een employe* of M ontgom ery W e/d recollection th a t Mr. Roosevelt tiring es|a-t'ially for tlm occasion, — .upon hearing the cry of » - I L l l l f l f l t r k : I I P ! P H L and nl h e r . made In house them.. 1 / L 1 L rt l j Mi. I .one relorteil he did not wounded man well in front of the I k U I l l I U ^ n end Company fo r a etrike of one made uny surh statem ent. An attem p t tu delay this move­ Accoidingly, lie has routed the week only. T he Union president, Richardson f u r th .r told t h - , hr ha introrlucc.l b y ; lines, w ithout hesitation , fS gt. n L L V c I e 9 0 T i k 0 huge mum from Miss Aninkn ment until a fte r tile holiday period Samuel Wolchok, .a y e the strike com mittee tlmt ho w,.x i. lieved « •"» ,r , Evans oroceede.1 tow ards the man 1 ) ( I U > T C U t» l U O Tllkinll. had it inslMieted by File had li'—1< i-uidr. h r said, lint heaction will be taken because nf his command In 1 'itt la-la-ler, when a If* pound tu r a e y . umlor the continuing heavy fire, „ Chief Mack Cleveland, and City rim s- i-f tin- high level- policy tlh r d 'e boa failed to reply to a cause he had butt thr ' feclinvs ' U,F # auction^,^ M r^ i^ n c^ b u t^ \vas rno^rtmllyrwoundesl iK-fore [ p L O C al C O n t C S l Inspector Gtndy Diuo-np, nod is which dentnnils immediate eonLighting of th r rnlnrcil lights referred to it a* a bantam ton union proposal fo r renewed nego­ of the late President Roosevelt. having il cleaned out, piepitrn- sulidntii-i uf -tutions, it wns dis­ on F irst S treet, which have liccn ste r that lupl been ru isn l liv tiations- Tho union had offered Richardson - w ent on to sla te lory tu elec tin g , 0 slnuil stage approved. However, it lit ex- dimmed since the first l-lni-kmii, lly Julian Htrnstrom to drop Ita dem ands fo r a closed thnt the Navy assum ed on Get. Mr. IVight. and said the luttcr (tud in-tailing' seats for the nected that training will In- re ­ repair nf the Celery neon sign The Ilaby llulldog* of Delaind had sta rted a poultiy farm with shop and dues check-off if the 10. 1040 that the United .‘ tales duced to n minimum lietweeu Dec. near Ihc Roumillut and A nder­ High School took to the air and s ta g in g ‘ of some popular lltoudcom pany would subm it other was ready to go to w ar if the seven hens and one loostee. and Jan ‘J . and thcr Will la- a son Store, construction of new tvay hit;'. He predicted Ihut he tn>*rd the Ilaby Fed* of Seminole. This b an ter got the Kiwaniao* l>olnta under dfspute to a rb itra ­ Jap s retaliated ag ain st a p ro ­ Would, lx-,, able In g et . the, place llla-rnl policy of eros* ro u n trv Sanfnrjl signs on .highw ays and into u good humored s p ir it' of ■ High for a 20 (o (I loss last , , # tion, Wolchok sold th a t th e one posed plan to 's-top Japanese fliglds from Miami wl)ich will rep air of old ones, were am ong fur n ig h t-a t the .t h l e t * field Before " ti,r. ITori'u t week strik e m lg |it be repeated shipping. This plun foi a block­ bidding and the turkey brought nerm it penninni'l to. spend u,t Ilo* recommendations made yes­ 1 soma 600 fans. . '"’'.•T1 ' 1 n $1,100 bid from M ajor Allan from tim e to tim e. least a mut nf the I'liristmaii terday at a joint meeting of the ade, however, waa never e a rric j I Tho locals opened the scoring |T,*m I * H . 1 1 . vvlfp. , __. W hortnn of the Salvation Army. iieriml with their depandents who Tolirist und Convention ComT he strik e o f G eneral Motors out. (he first Period *'/’ rrntuin in SanfurdIt was iloilHtcil by E. I. Hoy, .' Iinii the period when a drive 'irjrcss. wloin- main employes holds enormous poten­ m ittre 'liml Publicity Com mittee A dm iral l-cnhy is slated tu be r iu rled _ Hie ball to the B u lld o_g ! .**bi- '* 10 u Iheutrlrnl ililet_ ___ _____ .... _____ Capt. Easton ’‘extended his of the Seminole County Cham ber tialities fo r the en tire automobile the next witness licforc the Fred Wilson, Jno. D. Jinkins, I ----------------- ------------------------- , __________ S. F. Doudney. O. P. llerndm i J. E. "T ed"W sthen w as r e 1 im yard line. G rantham carried ! 1,,r. thank* to every man, woman, tp h ia try . T he UAW la dem and­ investigating com m ittor nnd ac­ i elected as secreto ry of the Sam p j to the eight, A lexander plunged M.' , '•uu le x'«i<‘o D'ul he rivilinn and n ffirc r' for their ro ­ of Commerce, held at the City ing th e SO p er cent pay increase cordingly to Senator Alben llurk- and Judge R. \V. W are. ■ The highest Idd was hy h al, n°le County F arm Hureuu and i tu tha four end Drul went over undertake to train ot i-ralion and linnl work during Hull yesterday. throughout the industry. And it lay of Kentucky, form vr Secre­ The Rev. M a r k C arpenter Randall for a $25 bond donated , Henry T hurston as tre a su re r a t! center fo r two yards before Reel . [of*l * * , , . ■ l,rtH*u r ,'" n' their stay here in Sanford. was voted to strik e—If necessary ta ry of S tate Cordell Hull will by Harold K astner. Fin- C h ie f, the mooting a t .J h e C ourt H ouso! >hifted from center to fullback j served us chairm an of the T our­ would, have hi* own cast of —ag a in st Ford** and C hrysler, follow Leahy In the witness Mack (!leveland bid $500 each M onday. ist Com mittee uml Fletcher E. ' th plow over for the touchdown. | pltJVcr*. I he plays will lie udatitThese tw o companies, together chair. However, S enator Idarklcy for two hags of oranges. Vial- I _ Boll* us iicting chuirm un of the . -----------G iantham 's attem pted conversion , “ bit- to the siso of the hull. In- MacArthur Directs w ith GM, e re tn e big three of says Hull m ay n o t appear uutrt- to ts ’ Committee. rr.-n . 'B . o f j , The S anford N aval A lr'-Ststlon f,,,,n tilafem enl Was MocVctt.--------ml-UU. were D rrrN v *B. Jonc* „ m toll............. . . . . . .. . ----IiOeution Of Graves Piildirity tho au to industry. New m art— aigrtii— advertisin g — s f te r the Thanksgiving holiday. Cordele, G*., Rev. W. If. Ruff I O rchestra will play fo r the In the second period, Del-and’* I Among tlm slar* ho lias trained this section were rerummentlnl. However, an industry spokes, and M. A. Dyul, who were guests T hanksgiving evening dance to fullback, Nix, tossed a long j he said are. Tom Drake, M etr o TOKYO. Nov. 21, (/Pi— Gen- These would be placed on Road man—George W . Romney—says of the Rev. J. E. McKinley and morrow n ig h t u t the USQ. Re­ aerial to McLaughlin who tra - Goldwyn-Mayer actor who pluyn corral Mur A rthur’s headquarter* 14 near Minis; Rou-E II near the strik e a g a in st GM m eans all W alter Schnabel of the- Key freshm ents will be aerve<T. tried the rem aining .’10 yards tho bashful lK»y next door th a t has directed the Japanese govern­ ML Dora; U. S. Highway No. I b ut one automobile producer will Club. for a score. Nix again tossed to Judy Garland was so in ten t on ment to com; ilo complete infor­ ut llunncll anil ut the Coquina be forced to abut down in a week. W. F. Brunson, local m anager Mrl-aughlln for the ex tra point. meeting in the picture. “Meet Dr. I . T. Doss announced th a t mation on the location of graves near Minis. Repainting of feeds p a r' i to v irtually all Kiwanis is sponsoring a G aines­ of the M ather F u rn itu re Company, Drlmnd cam e back in the third Me In St. Emils." Tom. he said, of all Allied personnel in Japan. Hotel the 3 mile sign near the Kt. outer c a r m a n u fa ctu re r., except d if. V.i Randall, also connected was brought to Clinton Vbllow ville - Sanford football gam e here i.i. ,x —7K ---------l period and Roach shot a flat the F ord Muior Company. NEW YORK. Nov. 21. 14V— on Dec. 7. with the local store, are attending , ^ | Jorgh wh0 w ent the by his sister, and was u t first The directive says the report m ust Johns bridge at M onroe,. was completed liefore Dec. 15% urged. Tha London radio heard today a Philco convention this week In M.m, i n| ng dlsU nce for a score. so painfully shy th a t ut ru heTlie directive ridncide* with the It wus requested tlml th r S an­ in New York (by NBC) aaya two Jacksonville. Roach passed to Pound* for the heursals ho Itael to recite his disclosure th a t u renewed search ford M erchant’s Association lie of CtechoalovakU'a la rg e st cities | extra point. lines with hi* hack turned to the is underway fiir Allied personnel asked to contact tho proper have been evacuated by Allied S g t . R oy Is Midway In the final stsnxa, cast; while g ettin g him to put still listed us missing in Japan. authurltiea in regurd to lighting troops. Nix faded deep and tossed . a his urm around the "heroine" More than l!(Xl American eir- of the colored lights on F irst The cities a re Pilsen and Hrucnn long pass to M cl^ughlln who for the first tim e, took all the mrn urn included on this list. Strgqt. Storeo, banks, city and county —. both large arm am ent centers. nabbed It In the end tone fur the ta ct th a t Mr. Goode could, ntux* Los* than 30 grave* of Allied Rand concerts, weekly, nr semi offices and schools will be closerl Pilsen w as evacuated today by Sgt. an d . Mrs. Roy B ritt re­ Ihirtl Bulldog touchdown. The ter. Drake, however, gradually personnel have l-een discovered so weekly a t the Municipal Band W ASHINGTON. Nov. 21, UP)U. 8. A rm y forces while Russian turned Tuesday to S anford from conversion pass was knocked S enator Claude Pepper’s offl.-e gained confidence he said. fur sn dthe Japanese say th a t In Shell, using high school or other troop* le ft Bruenn. Yuma, Aria., where Sgt- B ritt | O ther sta rs he said he has muny instances, the locations of banrt talent, were suggested. The BBC G erm an-language w as stationed prio r to receiving reported today th a t Henderson down. G rantham , Alexander, Kenny, Field fl.OOlHMO Hillsborough trained ore Doris Nolan, co-star other graves are known only to P resent were Rev. Car|>ent«r. broadcast said the d eparture hi* honorable discharge. County a irp o rt n orth of Tam pa Lansing and Deal played well K. T. torul populaces. Joe 8. P erry, M. N. Cleveland and tlon on Urn data, Nov. 22. ceremonies in both cities were Sgt. B ritt served overseas as has b d n declared surplus by the for tha Feds and the local fo r­ of "The Dough G irl*;” Stevens, featured In "T he Voice J. M. Bowlby of tha T ourist Schools will rem ain cioaad F ri- attended by Cxech sta te officials. a rad ar ex p ert and when the war Arm y. The field may be used os ward wall was like a block of of the T u rtle;" Eleanor Lynn, Com mittee and F. E. Bolls, ended he was stationed in tNe Hu- a cargo plane base. granite. Jennings, Whelchel, s ta r of "S trip fo r A ction" and 20 Horses Entered George Touhy and llask y W ight Sanford P o st Office wlU be - Tne S : varian Alps In Germany. During W i-lherington, Jenkinson, Shoe­ Kenneth Lynch, s ta r of "The The Venice A rm y A ir Field In Opening: Feature of the Publicity Com mittee. cioaad fo r th a (lay. his year oversea* he also served has also been declared surplus maker, Reel and illarden dis­ A Sanford M inisterial A ssocia­ in England, Belgium and France. to the needs of the Arm y. Col. played exeelient defensive talent. Gang Busters.” BUILDING CODE tion T hanksgiving Service will be Mr. Goode I* au thor of a num ­ His train in g In thta country Shores, MIAMI. Nov. 21, 0P>— W ith Com m anding O fficer, However, th e Fed baekfleld could G rady Duncan, city building Said a t 9:30 o’clock the F irs t tr io r to going ovar*«M included ha* been advtaad by the W ar De­ not stop th e effective Bulldog ber of successful plays Including, 20 horses already entered — indi­ B ap tist -Church. Tha C hristian "A shes,” sta rrin g Florence Reed; rations are th a t G ulf-Stream and aanltary inspector, returnra! 14 montha a t the ra d a r school a t recently from B irm ingham , Ala., A d istric t Boy Scouts meet H r Madison Wise a n d a i u r a t p artm en t th a t tha “ “ daactivation passing attack . Science Church will have a se r­ " J u st Beyond," sta rrin g A. E. P ark’s nnenlng day handicap vice a t 1E00 A. M. and C ourt of Honor will be h elJ ^ . ‘X t o n ^ f r i o r to ^ ° f ab0Ul N9V' Anson; "R strlbutlon," “The the $5,000 Broward — will be run when he attended a week long con­ vention o f tha Southern Buildl a n le rin r the sservice, ha owned and £ N a edition of th e Herald will 00 Nov. 29 a t a location to he , entering W eakling," "K alula" and others. In two divisions on Dec. 1. e n d e r be announced soon, according Congress w here he aerv printed. HLLKN GLASGOW DIES The deadline for nominations lie has played leading part* in operated the G ulf F illing Station MOSCOW SERVICES 'Ra ndall Chaao, district chairm an. earth and nom inating com­ ob* T e E ot Dm w ill | U cl£ many New York productions in- ha* been set for S aturday. Wit) a t ’ Sixteenth S tre e t and Sanford The m eeting will be p reced e.! Avrnue. RICHMOND. Va. Nov. 22,C o ­ eluding, "Sandro Botticelli" (Eva four Hays rem aining. G ulfstream m ittee. rrnue. 4He hope* to re-enter MOSCOW. Nov. t l . DP)— A ^y a covered dish supper to be business In Sanford, be aald today. special Catholic Church service A nationally-know n woman author, L eG aliiennt), “The M erchant of official* say th* field undoubtedly The. purpose of th e Congress, served by m others of Jhe tc u g u . be sard, wag to form ulate a uniMrs. B ritt to tha form er Lilllla will m ark T hanksgiving in Mos­ Ellen Glaagow, died today a t her Venice" as produced by David will Include 30 or 85 entries. D. B. C rum ley and H. E. Morris Borland of Spnford. cow fo r m em bers o f th* American home 1a Richmond, Va. S h e waa Belasco, Georg* B ernard Shaw’s Three additional carloads of form b liu ild ln f code fo r th e South will be In charge of tha program . Pullt- "Th# Devil’s Disciple’’ (T h eater horses hove arrived- a t Gulf- which Would be flexible enough colony. I t will be held a t the 71. Mias G lasgow won 'T M j p M i e ' to Invited .to attend latoat Guild) und others. He a lto ap- atream , bringing tha thorough­ to keep | up to data from y e a r to largest residence o f th e United States ser Prfea In 1942 for thr Ceurt of H os^ dUeting.. year. tt j of B o u S * A n UeHca. Jf?usrtiuueg 0# ra g e r e s t ) A m bassador, AvereU H srrim an . book, " l a This. Guy. Id /* .".. bred colony to about 409. WASHINGTON. Nov. 21. <AP)—The II ohm of Repre­ sentative* haa received leg!*ihtion which would penaliie labor unions th a t violata noalrfke contracta. The m eaiure waa labeled for prom pt ac­ tion by the rules com mittee, despite cries of opponent" th a t it wonld — aa they put K — stab labor In tha back. Under term s of th e bill; anyunioaa striking In violation of ne-atrike agreem ents would l o a o collective bargaining rlg h ta for one year. The Crgixlatian also relieves the em ployer of any obligations to the union in such a case, and makes the union respon­ sible for civil dam ages. Reginald Goode Flight Training Rents Pico Lobby At Naval Station For Stage Plays Is Discontinued I S Producer Expects To Personnel To Be Rc- «lw•S"!* YZVlca’* i' " Adm. Richardson Kiwamans Bid Appears Before SHnwBrOt’d’VPy flits -Wjthin l « W.eUs (lllCed To Minimum To Keep-Up!Station $6,200 Toward Robfirt L. Evans Victory Bonds1? Posthumously Given Silver Star J± SL T ttw > !!53uo!;,S tatem en t R e c e i v e s William D. l>eahy Colored Lights On First Street May Be Turned On Soon CITY BRIEFS Two Czech Cities Evacuated By Allies Sanford To Observe Thanksgiving Day Britt Discharged By - Army Florida Arm>’ Bases To Be Deactivated Boy Scouts To Hold Court Of H o n o r a "^-CsSacsit » -ubeZSfc. " tijii.tin t __Jll I'aWWM f I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 20, 1945; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/011ce462e93b9da7751ee7ea469369d5.pdf c4a5dfa3ca55da93a8c6904f600561db PDF Text Text - N -c TT'-’C-' - T H E S A N F O R D . H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F Us )j j f e p l l j s l i i . g i r . P A G E SIX V U’CO.NNOH .C L A SS IF IE D A D VERTISIN G RA TES . . * J 10c per tine for one insert lee V Me per line for th ree insertion* ; 97c per line fa r ( insert!one 1 K per line for 29 Insertions Minimum ra te s . . . 39c PHO N E 148 OR BRIN G YOUR A A* to 1 HE SANFORD HERALD Count, flee w ords to th e line, m d ad in g phone and address. All advertisem ents for situations w anted will be charged fee a t the reg a lar classified rates. R rpnrt On Germany UONOiti:n FIL L up with kvivnenc and furi oil before w inter. II. II. POPE CO., INC. S ' oe thirsty M -jackem have pulled a nctv stunt in Virginlx. Three men stopped a slow freig h t train 15 inilrs south of W ashington today liv breaking mi aii- hose rtrnneilion. Then the*' broke into a box eat i. ... removed 15 cases of whisk*. They trot away. too. POSITION to .(m e for rhi'dro > and keep house. Sec Mrs. Itnby Mitchell. Ijik r Mary. REFIN ED . w hite wiiman would like some light work. Box 20, TW O FARMS FOR SA LE—One r / n Herald. 3 a n c * . tiled land, I good well, 2 story hou<e. t c a r garage, I <iwi house, R00 ft. W est o f . la k e Monroe Post Office. O n e j —5 acres, all tiled, good well. 2 •lo ry house. 2 story harn, *i BUSINESS SERVICE mile west nn. Orange B oulc-|1i« Palmetto Ave. vard. J . Bell. Lake Monroe. Phoiie 16. v TWO BKDrnoni bungalow. - -nodet n. fninishcil. Hy owner. Il'B K. 7th SL ■ BRINGS - STRATTON Gu* *Err- “ ' I licit KHtill' |. “ WANTED UPRIGHT piatin and stmd, $50. 00. Mrs. Fo»les. Lake Short- USED tricycle for th ree year nli] Boulevard, E nletpiise. Fla. child. Phone 551-W. -_ HELP WANTED— ms j~ — * • i • •• • . : J, g m a M S J W V g B ^ r^ rtW : SHOTS NOW ONLY ’• i O th er Suites A . Low Aa $ 7 9 .5 0 5 - P iQ c e DINETTE DAVANO —- - About 7K per cen t of the ihk pie of A rgentina nre of !iurn;hr-n extraction, Y et, wo have th at “ h ard lo g et" m erchandise! This sofa bed with spring construction. TEBMS W H E N YOU G E T TH R O U G H FIG U R IN ’ W H A T YO UR VACAAON1&IP 15 G O IN ’ T b G O S T Y X l-V O U b B E T T E R MULTIPLY. IT e> v t w o a n ' I f U 6U A L IV • COM ES O U T ABOUT / % RIGHT, / s 1 hihuy F ull VACUUM CLKANEK in your home • ■ The only cleaner wllh n retil power polisher spring construc­ tion, giving you utm ost c o m fo rt C h o i c e colors. No m atter how you "flguro It” . . i neglecting ynur tires will Jofinitely cost you money. Keep jo in th e* in good repair with I. MU IP. Lot us vulcanite with niii-s, n pluce the -aid wi(,h new tires. KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER DISTRIBUTOR Light the way. to R lovelier home! ^ of 95 TERMS WJ NtHWAHOIM 5 -P ie c e Early A m erican N U ^ P A H RUG BEDROOM SUITE f V0N D \ Ti DE i 4 x 6 F eet — In your choice of w alnut o r m aple. Suite consuls o f vanity, b i d and chest, com plete with coil spripg and m attress fo r only— S E R V IC E c 0N 7RAC e Term* H. JAM ES GUT AGENCY 703 MEtSCH BLDG. GIBI, for mmIm Fountain a t I-all­ ey's D rug Slure. P a rt tim e or full tim e. W ANTED: Helper*•* for Jim m ie Cowan's Sheet Metal Works. HOLLYWOOD BED I l l k l f ME8SKNUKIt 4 JH» P. M. to 10:00 u M. * 40c |»er hour. W estern Union. CABBAGE AND CELERY and cold city w ater, all e le c -1 trie kitchen, telephone, SO acres | 15 acres in (electric fence) Fine fo r chlcksn ranch o r bogs. I Radio b attery bought Borne cleared ’ highland.' m u c k ! LOST: garden, lota of Umber. Mrs. C .. Nov. 14 a t lire Hockey Tire Shop ami p u l in wrong au to ­ mobile through m istake, (to ­ w ard fo r the person who doPRE-W AR bicycle, child’s cloth­ livers it b« 10OH Weal 0th SL, ing, 2 nice coats* alse 12. good George Davis. condition. Mary Kenia, 1616 Celery Ava. LOST: Black leath er envelope bag, gold initials, L.Y.I. Lost a t A rm ory. Leave a t H erald. F U T U R E home builders—ask for Reward. concrete blocks th a t will have quality am) durability. Miracle Concrete Co-, 309 Elm A re- ' ORIGINALLY PRICED .don I.V.4U fifth. Di'lccalrs In this • ni M n ^ jjle R -to- l*egin - iliTiTrnrmc eff^TsIhK,hi- nii^jo.lay, 32 CHRYSLER ro adster, eiwwl '■ running Yomfttion, IT”good lire*. 500(7 miles or twice a year. Es­ - R r W ; I M c n n i i i i T ^ T T U nder OPA ceiling. Phone sential to effirient ea r p erfo r­ mance. O ur expert, mechanics and Sun Motor A nalyser assure sa tis­ SIMMONS BABY BED and m at­ faction. ('.nine in today. tress, good a* new, m an's pocket IIOI.I.ER MOTOR SALKS watch, 17 jewel Howard, site I t- 135.00: Man's w rist watch, 17 jewel, Butova - 8(0.00; l a ­ dies w rist watch, 15 jewel Elgin Phone tlHn $35.00. 1319 Summerlin WE PAY highest ra sh pi ice* for Itonrn IBB A tla n tic H ank Uht Avert ueused fu rn itu re. H aynes 4- Willlam a Furnirtinf 311 L. 1st ONE new 1 3 /4 Horse Briggs S t, phone 951. S tratton Gaa enftne, ju st right fo r farm - use. 309 f t 2nd 8L BORRO W it Kit K WH ERE PRIVACY IS R K S PB tT E I) YOUNG fry ers for sale. G.U You b u y iN iiiru iiM , Thigpen. I rUi7 E. 2nd MU phone YOUR n atu ral desire lo r privacy in money m atters is strictly 899-W. I p a y i o r <1, an d forget res|>ected here. Friend* and sire ONE llrn d ry x lord rulalivsa aiv not questioned 23-*, x H x IK". small about your .credlL Your em ­ lose! T h e n you w ant Finch liar spacing and otic ployer or business associates round canary cage. Phone 949. will not hear of your personal action. If you in su red affa irs. T here h no cause for th ro u g h na, wo la k e TEN houses In gixal condition. em barrassm ent. 3 of the houses ju st huill and care uf a ll d etails and Reasonable cred it requirem ents. two lots beside*. All fo r.$ 7 ,No ro-m akera on mmiev loans, arra n g e a p ro m p t set­ 600.00. J. E. Jones. 423 E " a ria b ls paym ent plans. tlem en t. T h a i ’a S e r a FAMILY MIAN CO. Florida Rank Bids. I’bone 33 MISCELLANEOUS t "I It' ! , (ipholitrred In beautiful tapestry. • Chicago for lamdon to submit Chicago., tiid to heroine the noriiiifnent riipital o f the United Nation:*, organisation. The croup '*111 le* inined in New York City by a four t h 'ictoV'-. a - t i> kimr.- ho* to le c-p your tire*. N atural ru lb ei nr synthetic we protect toe sidewalls o' your tire. Jones l i r e Spoil. Cor. 1st aiiif Kbit, phone GOB. pine , 3 .'4 ' II. I*. Cur hue eto r litllfV ' AND Fender den**! lifllti type, like new, $35:<X>. phone injury - r.r fnrSmg jj^ARhl '.*70 432-W. mrrettiST iniw io ci’i'mhat aging and wenthciiriK. A new painVEGETABLE plant* f o r V k t e i y lea* method a wail* you at Garden* and lanre u rrvagr. YATES AUTO PA IN T A t •> e iliaren, rfed, ami Chinese BODY SHOP Cabbaged Collards; Broccoli; W hite Bermuda Onions: Neck 105 N. I’alm rllii A te. Phone .171 loss ItutnhaKas; Kara role. Ice­ WASHING machines repaired— berg le ttu c e ; R utger • ro'iti.and all home appliances. C ald­ to rs; 1 year o d Rh b iro well G eneral Repair Shop. 707 Root* nr small plant*: Sire*. , N orth Mills, . Orlando, phone Thym e; hinnareM *: Dill •a n d 2-11172. Prom pt service. Si taw te rr y plant*. Fr?*h ve^c luti'es .an d orange* parked to Expert Aulo Repairing Barfield & Jackson ship. J. W. Bell, laiko Monroe, phone 15. in coiinectiini with i Aulo I’alnt & Body Worlm FOR SALK ‘ Phone 371 ..» 1936 Chevrolet, lorg wheel ta i.'. g la t body, dual whee1*. A U TO PAINTING P al" Johnson IS t!t Diamond T two t o r - l i n e wheel base cab and rl>a<«i«.l i.r year* experience in auto a nr two speed axle, 000 20 tire-, j r.ireraftpalutiue. Smifind'* popu­ lar (mint authority HOLLER MOTOR SALES 158 W. 1st St. ROOFING Brand new. solid aluminum sheet roofing. V- EX PERT PLUMBING — J u * l relu m ed fro m — N orth with evitnp and snap lock styles. Phone* W ire-W rite a t once! Fulenwlder " some m ateii.il not here yet. Who Wants the first com bina­ Mfg. A D istributing Co* P.O. tion chromium plated sink Box 3351, 9 lu L ancaster Drive, fau cet? G eoige Couraen, Phone Orlando. Phone 2 1730. C o u n ty ' tlo fi, Box 57H, S an­ BABY BED. ford. Phone 336-J, Ilf ^ Living Room Suite CHICAGO DELEGATION DEPARTS AU.HH CHICAGO. Nov. I«; i/P ii— A Phone 10 i--; | =lll=lll=lll=lll=IIIEIimi=m=lll=lll=lll=lll=lll=lll=lll=lll==f ili*tV ' "W A SH ING TO N Nov. IS {/P>— er Ccm-oiihlp Director By* hniioi li:n Itcr-n conferred n|»ni Form th? eh.ill man >>; the A in o n M run P rim hits g iv e n ' President Ited Cross, Ila.il O’t minor, Del. - Tiunm n a lengthy report on his Kates from .*>12 n ation: huv>? Mjrvey ni relations between the voted unanimously in Purls to m ilitary control authorities and elect O'Connor president of the civilian.- in Gerthnuy. Price under­ llnanl of tinvernors of the took the study jit the P resident’* l.eai:oi- of Iji'I Cross Soviet ie<. request. PARIS, Nov. ir>, 7,1*1 -A SIT. WANTED FOR SALE— - '! j * C’-onjiilelii with coilfcfil! Ill ed box HpringH und Felt muttre.-a on foundution 111 as pictured. hoArkling White KITCHEN CABINETS A real nacaaaity in awsy« kilchenl Has aO builLsn features. A beeutiful piece of furniture that saves time a r i energy id kkcben work. VoriOU^ T w * l> ^ Vlorm* Terms EVERYTHING THAT B A B Y NEEDS! TORRENT A ll th « a d v a n ta g e * o f nsrtural IOJCE of three young stores, 806 a nd 807 W. Uth milk TWO BL - WANTED TO RENT CITRUS BAGS Box also . .. p e r M $96*60 U N FU RN ISH ED houaa. Mrs. : Q uantities _ p e r hag _ .10 C. E. Adams, Phono 1000 or CABBAGE BAGS after 6 P. M. phono 606-J. •s s x f a r m Picking U g , ------v * 4 j s UNFURNI8 IIED 3 BEDROOM houaa. Mrs. C.’ E. .Adams, Phone 1000 or after I . P. M. m *. e a c h --------------- - 1A0 Phene Slt-W. - ' . P revail Phene 2194 BsvHIa Fla. C R T O U rt G reen lan d cryo lite. N«l acutely taxlcta man, cattle er olher anim als, High d e g re a o f co n tro l a l a c o nom lcol c a ll. Available alarm or in combina­ tions with copper ar sulphur If desired. BABY PIN 4 9 .9 5 up YOUP m ’ With steel agriag non* atraetteo. la ample or PLAY PIN CARRIAGE U nlnU hed, ready le he made late any talar desired. 2 4 -9 5 U I^ i Spccialf Baby Strollart �$ !• W7- ' v! TH E WEATHER fa Unity There Ir. Strength— P artly cloudy this afternoon, tonight and Tuesday, a few show tr* south portion this afternoon and scattered show ers n o rth portion tonight and Tliesday. MUle change In tem p eratu re except w arm er north portion tonight and ciuihy extrem e north portion Tuesday. *** To P ro tect the Peace of the World i To Prom ote th e Progreoa of Am ericai To Produce P rosperity for Sanford. • VOLUME XXXVII Cordell Hull May Testify Before Group AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY N E W S I’A P E K SANFORD. FLORIDA. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 19. 1915 Established 1908 Corregidor Relic For Archives ------------------ 0 - - -------------- ;----1 ---------- Victory Bond Sanford Bids Sales Hiked For Higgins ThreePercent Boat industry Delegates To Meet As Car Strike Looms Vet Dazed By Triple Blessings Chicago O p e r a t o r s Walkout; Cox Hits Labor Legislation; . Printers On. . . .Strike , .. ,t Seminole County's l a . g g t n c Sanford .is In base it* chance i -V ictory’* bond drive gained as a possible sjt«; for th e Hig.WASHINGTON, Nov. 19, . aboUt three percent of its #W lJ ctShb- h v tls iiM m e - 1 n-d u * t r v. • (AP)— iThe'threat of a strike i'Pfk)ST.'iR e - ucekT’ m a t i n g ^ b ' .F ie ri n 'llo n j r r a n A FI. strike;* of .unprecedented proportions 1 louU—-.-I I ; W w r eWfy ,2 0 pgr- sri.-wHiercvj’ its S f v u i l W l C ' ru a m —looms in the motor city Of r- -r ~T i announced today bv fo r sale. Fto i hM**-~ t» h n r~ iitu a tio n ’ t..| ard r . luine. publicity d t has' a ttracted the company V atDetroit today, the center of I rector of the d riv e. The countj trutkm favorably. the nation's gravest labor [q u o ta is flT D M O . W. T. Wolfe. e i |v r t t t a f f c dispute aa 200 delegktca from I A bond p rem ieir shoo a t the consultant, vvho is th ‘roughly G e n e r a l Motor p j u n t a Rita T heater, featu rin g a fashion conversant with, the advantage* show put on hy the Y ooell Own- of Sxnf.m l «s a fresh w ater, ta 'l S , t,h , ,hliClUrCcd Vetw“ M*™ » of Brooklyn, throughout the c o u n t r y _ „ * r ywwurh Uic nursery window at the trip le ts -tw o boys and party with the la test g la n v -w i' td tn * k -hipping point,. will a g irt—born to hU w rtf. , , in.'.i.VT.I---- 7 M iwo ooyi ana gather for a momentous con- . fashion creations worn bv San i c r t tro ig .it in .a r ts o m iilc with let* wvre nlared in in m i 1$cth FJ Hospital In New York City. T he trip fercnce. The delegates have Hull h u been naked to testify, fordS most beautiful g irls, p tug delegation of offw rals of the • S I T ? *?■„ruba,ora- U ,w t " P o r ts indicated that the entire . ________ ___ s. and e pp--, 1 * ^ m ily . including p , p ^ were well and happy. . (fatem atfona!) come to hear the United AvQo afld will do bo If his health p er­ vaudeville acta_____ and music h ________________ lltrg in s industries, and will will r re W orkers' ' ‘six'* m em ber stru teg y ‘ ‘ ■ H — the Sanford N aval A ir “S t a l l '! resent the Seminole County mits. hoard descrdie the progress of O rchestra, will tak e place on th e d a in tie r of Commerce in o u t- 1 « m D uring today’s com mittee ques­ negotiations w ith General Motors 4 tioning of Rear Admiral T. D. evening of W ednesday. Nov. I lining S an fo id 's advantages as a k n g n e i O n e k n i i n x . I I ____l a l IT over the 30 percent w age increase Inglis, Senator Homer Ferguson Stllh. 'lo catio n for a boatbuilding plant. L i l g U i d C l r a V O l S I lC c lltll I fO P T H D l demand. And then, it in feared, of M ichigan made the assertion An auction tw nJ salo o f footThis anmuincement was made ( t , ______ _ ~ * * 6* A PIECE OP THE U. S. FIAO which was destroyed when our battered force I the conference will endorse a call • belli trophies conducted during this m orning by Ed s o r t lligth a t th e N avy had learned of a surrendered Corregidor to the Japs la presented In Washington by Col. the half of the Sanford — New gin.*, chamber ^manager. Japanese signal system in Hawaii : for a m ats w alk-nut lit all Gen­ Delbert Ausmus (right) to Secretary of War l’alterson for preservation Sm yrna football gam e F ridav eral Motor plant*. on t h t day before Pearl Harbor. In the national archives. Col. Animus received the fragment from the evening by- Julian Steivslrom. Elsewhere in the nation the Ferguson said he would prove his dying Col. Paul D. Bunker, who had saved it from the ashes, and during announcer, and Ucrntan E. total number of w orkers idle hu statem en t la te r on. He declared three years of captivity he kept It hidden. (International S o u n d p h o t ri*. principal of S eb lin d * . cause of strikes has risen to a l­ th a t the Navy had translated School broucht a total o f $ 1 3 .-' most 300,000, w ith the biggest the m essage of a Japanese spy IHK) or enough to pay for four giving the details of a system of I P tV P - P n i n f P eo o sn m ’ l“ " ° f thc increase caused by ill r , ' e - I O i n i 1 ro g ra m the telephone w *lk-out in the convalescent hospital signal lights to be displayed from veterans. In a>ldition to e a st-c o a st of Oahu Island, giving *«, • r s i i i i i i i ,orit j*cft t |IMr wor|( ihj,, tnorn. High School had a lrc id y raises! inform ation on the movements of $3,000 o r the cost of one unit. Seminole H igh's lu b v Celery fleet units. A duplicate code had ing. A uninn spokesm an asserted th a t by m idnight at least half A rth u r A’owcil. local m erchant, » , |l tangle tomorrow night u'WfiT i u m ,' , .. been worked out fo r use through _____balder “ *■ _ __ l'lc h _____ Atl H11.fNNOt1 S> t ^1' | 8H yMQTflye Ved%» i t i 1 ' flof Chicago.!* telephone service will w__ as ______ the biggest IteLand Schoa' ! . J - ” _*.,1 i_l U .,Mm _|T i hr.A o i , I|;i tb a : medium of classified adver­ KEt CC ruur T... -a fv r.^.tti.11 a n a ted » t flutbb'cV at .the x . xhTch : - x -cb . . o d.. tisem ents to be broadcast from bid t$5.w w rf«r -d lid l .donated M ’’ >• I’-.-mhI-.u ' Iru m s u ' lla* laid l,c' l>c paralysed. The w orkers a rc dem anding a flt.Oil a week w age t .m .n e,r- « ... , ... r„„. , imKr, lh H f|v*.no|nt im- J1 MA«rtJ radio station. A dm iral By Julian Slrm droin in the second half, t'ullum got by L ie u t.I omdr.. Ijsw rv n eeIAany- .O tlrtK field in tbe thir-l ^ r a m r foT lh r loc, u , h „ ;T " n,r *rt, ! ' ' ’ • • • • - 1 ’t (m n.l |)P. l ,h program. P »tit| . . . i ihas ". iincrease. logits testified H ist the broadSeminole High’s fighting gri- loose aruund his own rig h t and gard. member of the N av y * ticnnl health e o p l'n rr*v K fairShipping a t Philadelphia has cskts had been investigated by diron eleven, sparked by the g reat truvele<i 47 yards for the second 1011 football teem , w ith aute^ asls.sl It to accept the proposiT h r h sni it i « l> • th e Navy, and th a t the best aveil- play of Brooklin, Cullum und A n-. Sanford touchdown, Clark kicked grap hs of the players a ad e f K ettles will , a n n o u n ic e . del**, I .1 m I>14tl—thc..hcallll of thr, im. been tied up liy a strik e for the ,, ■ T T -rrm | , l)n R ttl, u m i ||| r „ „ c r r n . i second time in two iniiiiTTis WFere' am e- htrorm atitm - was th a t —they derson, m oved- tiitn -« t ie f or - t h e"— T h e'F ed v n stlll"tin t crm ten r^ rlth -ft TTneup iM worrew.; . t e/* ?i M FrTb b f r e f a. iW reg ister i !? *. *. .i*r»i t 'i ’-, a .............................. ' ntprogram outlined in the 1 700 tiiglmat w orkers. whose never had been used fo r signal­ E ast C e n tral Florida Conference th e ex tra point from placement, famous Navy, coach. In addition. . , in th lh eir cir firs f lr tlt two , « „ »*'«' i «v i t - r - t s ' F tw b ten t's m essage includes a union is affiliated with the U nit­ lead la st F riday night when they th e ir eight point lead, again put Mr. Yowell bbi $1,000 fo r a . . XK,.HVi- •" ling. . . ‘ « \ m A lf.> V> l. ! UnpoM 1 U ^ t« .i k a tin n a I■oj .r in* tdefeated by*. hDaytona . .'I T. . ’' V,l" lUc compnlsory health insurance svs- ed Mine .Worker*, have left th e ir. T he commiUse also reviewed blasted out a 30 to 13 win over th e ir eleven into action again pair of H erm an “ loots'* Bm m ftati* , t^cme several ■versl weeks ago ami | '« «’ J J , tvm, but. Mr. Trum an declared, jobs. w ith Inglis hi* sum m ary of the the strong New Sm yrna Reach when Cullum returned a New lev's shoes in which he led th e A new- effo rt ha* been made In ileetsmci to ''S n c ,( , ......... . Fr'V",t " f ini* ' .,X.1 ,*■''""I? this doe* .Iocs not oot mean socialize.1 socialize,! Japanese version of th e attack, High School B arracudas before Sm yrna inliit to the Fed 43 yard Celery Fed* to victory many .troeoiog a 7 to d» decision | „ , v,rek in l»elam t • Is i, V,'1‘ J,”* ' l w n medicine. I'aU ents would rem ain New York to avert a nationwide a s gathered by subordinates of better than 4000 fans at the llhe. Anderson smashed over left time* U st year, and a n o th * . Offwial# h a i r aim announced i ’ ,nc ►po’ltehl ,ibI ‘V free to rb.aisr their o,Vn doc- strike a g a in st M ontgom ery W ard. tackle to the Barracuda 47 for $1,000 for a painting t*y Frank General M acA rthur in Ja p an . It High School A thletic Field. year, now |V l, t*. Wot k in , through a m ate „f lnr, Ml , wouM , y A spokesman fur (he CIO united The Fad* were' forced to come another .f ir s t down. Brooklin Robinson. Ee*l end W w as established th a t w ith one figm vs yy, r-,-* r , , n | „ B , ,m. or X l « t L t » retail, wholesale and d epartm ent exception, th e Japanese side of from behind as the Barracudas went- o ff rig h t tackle befure be­ serving in the Pacific th e ate r. j p m ,cm * n t .Mlusluh - m l f ul ut r Th„ r . . T , , store employe* says th e union t* t r.bidder.. , wM U t h t s to ry ' tallied p re tty closely opined scoring hostilities early in ing brought down on the 27 y a r d , AKnother high 1 uflim ala* U \. Cnni.m. New , T"®. f,T? P " '" 1* a '»0 include offering to w ithdraw dem ands for _ ,' rYork tr. _ wlfh th« faete as se t fo rth by tn» f ir s t period when S hafer w ant line. Anderson went over the l e f t , J . Owen of }w ‘ eeijAiUmc enctneei u n i ."‘d for th r construction a cloyed ..shoo an d due* check-off. " h o bid tf.»WO for !V i r g i n i a C h a p m a n I s t'l'e ’ m H t u d * •» hospital* and renter*, orp*,, th e Navy. T h t escepion bod to do a.imind hla le ft end nnd carried tid . Of the line fo r a first down The worker* ai« w illing to su b ­ the hall t» the -Sanford 31 y a rd w kv mit 21 other denmnds for a r b itra ­ .U te .iu d tool*. Wilcox, carripd the r ^ o T ^ r r i c d ' ^ O & T 'w o e n by (he* W W T O O O C 1 U J , , P .p e i o m pc, 1,1 « i,b high ^ edution. -pigskin / te the Fed *20.- On th.4 J ^ K K |J, S I , s, , v. -» -* l = and h e , v ie ,-than ‘ ^ a h i l i ^ Insurance. G eorgia's representative, E.E. a tta c k w as launched. No proof next p la y -S h afer pa*sed to Wfl- ^ , h ^ e f f l d . n d no r » r M l" :- '. Fed* e re a , 1M « back. ltd. FJe j —E ight student* at Florbla Smith I . '! ,j,„ f f '', ‘ i P H A P n > * i lS # i o a M /ivx>*■ bean found fo r this rum or, eox who w as brought down on ing play plowed the rem aining jng. brought a hid of $1 Cox, has charged the House ilulcn . , , ern O dleg*. .nrtud.ng M.*s V i r - I ^ M .h! ' ■11,1 . 1 l,“ " ,u KV ‘ V 1 1 A I ' a C I l l t i e S INOYV dae-ontwtcrotrOfts no Ipaeehetaoii th s Fed one yard line. Micr, the distance for th* third W o r d from Jo h n Ivey. Com m ittee wi(h being on w hat he zo the me bond oonu l‘i> i*,» ; . __ w,. ■' »*"’uld participate in the A dmmane* ittance to and references to the two planes 245 pound B arracuda fullback. retire. Clark's- attamplrtl conver calls a sit-down strik e against mi*re s s h o w W ill h e b v h « ^ I n of 2 « ^ V W w p e .ity . forr the first fin d aion was blocked. were stricken from th e testim ony.! then plunged over fo Inbor legislation for the duration ,d» only.o n ly .' Bond- max v 1 BnrmcJims came back mid- of bond, « - > '^ " ^ n 'e W f n '•V* h^ r t«-Cs his .o n -----------o f th e labor m anagem ent confer­ L ater Senator Farguson ehal- score of the game. Mler attem pt- mThe" -. * ' . B ,vJn..* ^ ' ‘ 1 "" ■ "» ' M s* | ri iiu i lit o is w DPI *■ ■ IP IP *- aWm HI v In th e fin a l p e r U l a g a in to . Purchased a t th e hank-. , 1 i hk mih-iwndcnt n e r.) i e financing facilities H„ fc,w. uns ~ith—m . , ence. T h at conference. Cox de­ 1an gad th e N avy's statem en t th a t •d to convert front placem ent but - l . in .i_. .offensive n-iii..k> ■spotlight. An-) a ., office. iti T Theater ' I r .. __ program are clared. take the “ffbje- R ***** h eater or I* nothing hut a pretense. th e Japanese teak fo rte waa given hia kick was low. (tixrxlon also r<inclu<led th a t again available to Sanford home Late in tha initial period the derson intercepted one of M icr's. booth a t Y oweU,. i h o n o r s i v s r t v in »»t o r a t i o n , The legislator himself i* a m em ­ its final signal to a ttac k Pearl earningfo r I'.'ttt .hould lie owners who postponed tepnir. I Other-, elected Ml»»es H arbor by a coded m essage th a t Fed mnchfno began to click. posses hut a Fed fum ble was re- [ _ _ _ _ _ ------------------, t i were t i t Mol- kiiffKH'iit to pixstine u net In- improvement or modernization of ber of the rule* com m ittee and I read: "Clim b Mount N lltaka.” A d­ Brooklin, Cupuni and Anderson covered bv New Sm yrna on the ,ir7 ’iTn~ U , v > ! ! t v V come >x .iilshlc for in lrrcstx . and their' propertie l>ecnu-e ..f wur- he w ants it to take up a hill th a t m iral Inglis Saturday , told the alternated iq carrying the ball Sanford 47. Several plays later MSwnlrMi. (arewt ^ees^ ' l» f« ie reluctinn of income taxes, time restric tio n s H im tnt- M. M. would Impose strong penalties on the Barracuda neiial to Wilcox who sraught th r com mittee th a t the coded measago repeatedly into Phylli* M cfarUiwl. O rlam lo; Bettx ^ l>et«r.-n $4 mad 1‘arrlsh of the F cle ra l Housing unions violating no-strike con| tract* ap p arently pulled the trig g e r for secondary.' T he Feds reached the Mier faded deep and toased a H S T A T E O F FIX m tD A Y * 'V . .......................... Adtnlnlst.allnn H n l d oiU tmlay. th e P earl H arbor gUack, But New Smyr/iu five yard line and sphere In hta outstretched a r m s ’ T hree new spaper, m .Seattle, Senator Ferguson brought out in Anderson plowed into the center for a touchdown. It w as far t h e ’ e x e c u t iv e a s e o a m i * . sn" " 1 « ' .............w e d ............... — ■ <•" W ashington, have been affected. questioning th a t thfa m essage was of the line ami- was brought down most brillian t play of the entire W H EREA S, i-eac. with > |.r t.n . M u l^ ,ry n ot* Included in the Japanese on the one yard strip e as the evening. M ier kicked the extra many blessing* has brought m K)er1 e>n t« m em henh po in t from placement. q u arter ended, fleet's operational order. its w ake « responsibility ge^vw l -sbeU viK On tho firs t play of the second t'ullum. Brooklin ami Anderson ’'Adm iral Inglis said th a t in­ rhallenges the crusading - r 't i t a(Et*tmxW in e-tucation. of civuixalKMi, the cen tr'd cf venal tra its which promise form ation about tha M ount Nil- stanza. Anderson plunged over all displayed their usual fine I itv nilualifinl li'tuling arid tho S tar, The I'ust-lntellltuberculosis, ta k a m essage w as dbtained from for the firs t Fed touchdown and style of ploy during the game ___ . _ the g r e__a t e s t te a - in e»li*cali»xn. I Ai n u Air Force*. Inxtitutinn* mm rim ir.u m c scourge ourg* of hum num anity enity and. ana. the score was tied. However, on b u t at the sam e time the plav o f , a Japanese pilot. * 4 tho only m orning paper making bums mulnr tin- pcare- gcnccr, .W H E R E A S , F lo o d s h i . * th e conversion, the nass from ren Shafer, Wilcox and Mier m ust LETTER PE R FE C T tinu' ir g ilatm ns qf Title nf the three, gut out one edition HOUSING PROBLEM very personal in terest in th « te r was low and Clark, who had receive the 1highest recognition. I - ., ... I •'jM-iiil'ins. Snrh loans' may lx- before the xvuikuut begun. The fig h t since more drmth- etc intended to kick, picked up the Mier, (he 245 pound Sm yrna fu ll­ e rs are asking fur an in ­ I'ANYILLK, III., .1 ”f " f,,( « maximum amount of $2,- strik caused by turberculosis in ir e j CHICAGO. 'd*V— Mis I Wen bad pass anil skirted around his back. received a g re a t ovatio n . Dilw*m en tered th e ...... u1),| run for a maximunt crease of $2.1*3 per day. The C e n t a l , g o t a |dace to live, but j ’'S’1 "' own le ft end to score the ex tra when he left th e field for a s h o r t1 S ta le th an by in d u strv . ent offered $1.05. .hi it th e h atd way. ■'* ^ ! tvnn "I lhrex- ve» |s. repayable m anagem mobiles, disaster* or any o t’ rr posnt and send S anford into rest in the final period. T hr F e d i « ~ " ’ ' ' I.o i» fa tb ii w alk e r Wilson. piomisc<l m nionthtv installm ent*. monthly cause and. . She U w_gh, .. M forw ard w all did cry well, par-, tho lead. in - m e him every day. Now the t f t n i iiv t-rw iw *■ . i ' l #. W H EREA S, a C h ristm as. H arvey ami a xcoca S hortly a fte r ptay was resumed ticularly d arin g offensive play. E... . — way nomp aftrr STILL GOING KTKONG Seal Sal* period will l*r "**-|h*eis* o*, • farm (wo mile* a w a y ., * .** e - - . - .■ served throughout th e na’.K-n. She obtained perm ission from | __________ • SALT IsAKK CITY. M’i Fortyfrom November 19 to Ikw -" " ; l k r s ta te and county to trwwspon lil'KMI v i l l T K i n i CapL Bernard Schirard, In­ eight year* is a M rthusrlah-llae 25, i th e siro ctu re, arran g ed w ith the * ' ’ fan trym an, has recently been NOW T H E R E FO R E . I. M l-iatU itie* companies to m is* tele \v tSH IN O T O N V..x f . ,A>,— age for an automobile, hut *‘Ludischarged from tha A rm y a fte r ^ F CnhhrnlL by t i r t * f j jAmse and e W tric W .'e, ^ h .x c rile.” an IKi)7 ttldsm obilr which receiving extensive Instruction Eugene B. Smith, S 2 /c. of T /4 Amelia N orris, daughter and a f te r having Instructed o ffi­ au th o rity v ^ te d in me as »- th e route, m lled «n km y , Russia of , uthless'v S. F .. W alker has ow nnl since ,, e_ i i . . . IM®, still gets around. W alker i n t e r o f Uw S tate of w e i i n and m du e lim e her I------- . • rltn cer candidates fo r approxim ately S anford, took p art in Pacific j of Mrs. J . E. H arp er of 1815 Rulwrt Hill Neuma n, S ignal­ g up brli'lr** ouppet slM e. r rr a | | , , , r jp h r lmce „ lut!(. beproclaim the 19th day of Nox-j ban tin g nwrnir- were ended. flv* years In tha la te st Arm y operations of the escort ca rrie r Sanford Avenue, h as return-at t» man l / r V-3 USN’K, lifter com* M . ra -te rn and southeastern h n , MIT„ | lta|,„ Falls and Fort Hall, USS T ulagi, which now is en- civilian life a fte r serving three j U ct lffl, em ber. I M k as 1 -------- -irtin g ten touinl Oipa from ri'p I?,*,r M 'tem cnL declsu-> tdnhn. whcn*1ndtans <in horsclpick pthe C II R 1 S T M A S SEA L SA L E . A f t* '- en terin g th e Army in g a g e d in the high priority post- years in m ilitary service, fuur United State* -to p oint*.'in 11 gmli _ ___ igious persecution rag es lit lid | m -,I him pull hi* g as buggy out JAPK RAY t u t high point teen m onths of ,.which w „as spent spent November, 1940 with th e Na- w ar task of . hrlnging . DAY E ngland, France, A frjcu. .And ■ ij i s ’iv land*. The bishop* criliof mudholrs. ttafial Guard, Capt, Schirard waa vaterans of the Arm y, Navy and in New Guinea mid th e P hilip­ in Florida and u rge th at al Ireland convoying men ami sup­ Aila Russia’s absorption ... of Ih, __ aMAXW * ' * z -EI i * I. - rFlkn.D ir .u is ,. a * . N ox.| cue.I ------assigned duty a t Camp Blanding M arine Corps home for discharge pine*. citisens concentrate plies, has received hi* discharge. “ , .1 , IT. tSpccioli A viatioo CodH Jack UaH* eo u n tn es, and sanl the She ha* been aw arded th r fol­ f a r o m yaar. Ha was la ter u - and retu rn to civilian life. ta sk of reducing t . r L . l t . be! a ..R a y . »«m «f Mr. and Mrs- P. I - S o w ! used force and artifice. Ilis visual com munication duty NO TIM E TO R E T IR E The T ulagi is one of some 250 lowing medal* end ribbons: Good s lf n id to F o rt Denning, Ga. with aboard ship entailed signaling culoais death ra te i f l a y o f MU F irst Stiewt. S an fo rd ., — -------------------------tha 124 th In fa n try fo r ana yaar ca rrie rs end tran sp o rt vessels Conduct, A siatic • Pacific. Ameri­ sup p o rtin g w ith all . , J1 th e — ahonorable ------- -------------------SH EPH ER D RETURNING TRENTON. Tcnn„ (/I*)- W. E. by sem aphore and' flug hoist, discharge 1 " ' a h alf w h srt he worked with th a t have been eesigned to the can T h eater WAAC. PKUip <ine and energy a t our command from rece*reu Scat, 91, I* out of a Trenton P<»- using the international Morse the Arn-v A ir F orres having dem onstration droops which N avy’s "M agic C arp et" fleet, Liberation and Victory ribbon. th e sate of tubeCciilasLs O u - faith fu lly w i n d since Ju n e «f FAR EA ST A IR F O R C E , iilical office fur the firs t tim e old* code as a guide. ' fo r and instructed stu- operating between the O rieet end Miss N orris will m ake her home mas seats from th a t ite lr u rtd I N t A fter mem orizing 13 code Philippines — Technicfmn. F ifth tim rrs can rrm em lier. Hn recently various United S tates ports, in Sanford w ith Mr. and Mrs. books in his train in g received C hristm as. G iad* Eugene Shepherd, son of w*s swept out nf bis m ayor's ofCadet Rax m le re d I be A im ) H a waa than traA sfarred to the bringing prospective dischargees E. C. H arp er fo r a 1 few monthv. IN W IT N E SS W HEREOF a t F o rt M.-Pherwaw. Ga.. a* a Mi*. Minnie M. Shepherd. Routt- fire, which hr held for 2 z .y e ir* . | a t the Norfolk Naval Base and *$0<Hh In fa n try a t F a rt Banning over the long tu sd home across have hereunto set my band ile am] was assigned the d u ty 1 Box 201, Sanford, i* en rau te K rrugiliied for several years a* the U niversity nf Illinois, he y hlch f was alerted to go over­ the Pacific. caused to be aflix ad the On • e u ie I r«>ein**T wm 14-24 alr- home from P e r E ast A ir Forces ih r nation's oldest mayor, he had was assigned to the following ate* h a t Instead w as moved to shlps: USS YMS-86, USS FOGG Seal o f th e S tate o f F ts ii T>« b srasw qualified far 22nd Replacement Depot, Manila, hcri Cadip Robinson, A rk. which was a t T allahassee, lb* Capitol, this th is pewit in n he —*« « m t to Ft. Oversews 25 m onths, he served )**•„ ir, politic, alm ost fr.un the ^ F 5 7 t BOSTON IISS GAICT ............. .... «— * l i S , " i „ d “ th.T" s S V 'R A N K U N . a train in g center. W hile there he th e fo u rteep tb day of Noxem Wver*.: J«*»Wr Field. Mi*s_ end with 1990th Q u arte rm a ste r T ruck! w a s ' B attalion executive officer. Now th a t he is nut of the bar. A. I), i m Maxwell Field. A la , fo r training. C o , in New B ritain, New G u in e* , “ Roy M. Coffey, d istric t direc- [ ■309th w m . fu rth e r tre m fe rservice he would like to fish M illard F. Caldwell jsigm nb He —o* s t w s l t d from th e A rm y • nJ »H e Philippines. __ A L LO W A N C E S IN C R E ASE the OPA h as announced to Com* K a n in , Texae. and hunt fo r days and day* be­ GOVERNOR Members of the Seminole Gun tora t of *t D tew I h U . Tempo. th* w ar price cause whan he was ri ski ng and ha nm a}n*d for two Club end of Company “C" of the th A TTEST: ‘" V a m eeting "ofJ ™ 'a s BattnilaR • Executive a m lle m r a ; . ^ . th ! r W<,o i i * r , ‘‘" “ V NEW YORK, Nov. 19, f A P I - rolling In the N orth and South R-A. C ray (S igned ) i* hi f *■*, * ”'! The V eterans A dm iniitrsllon h is A tlantic, M cdltcrrean, and Car'far tha •T ill Division, RETURN ENGAGEMENT S ecretary of S tate i ill-JL . o f ^ h . H otel Untl# *n<1 S «lfoed will bo held Regimen to lB d L t^ m d lt e n . o f ^ t - H r i ^ r h eat 1■tin o u rr*J ■ sh arp increase in ribean seas he thought of the waa then hos- I f a i& tr next W ednesday fn m !4 L /.M b*. T r read ju rtm en t allow ance, pakl to old sportsm an days in Seminole » FO R T D O l’GLAS. U laiu^Cv j i0° l “nrrssur* benaatb th e e a r th s surn U r i n | llf W orld W(lr |f. Those County. Mexey, Texsx, 2:00 to 5:00 f . M.. I t w a s an- " i p V f f J ^ I L t n J 1 T h e tew of fam iliar ecesios and th a t A A. 8TUNEBURG DIES I ir e the allowanees paid to assist itlan end nounced by Byrd J . Goode, gun - Mr C^ , y ,U U J ,h *» the He anlared th r service on i l l M ' i s cash were te a —wcS *-r **” ■ ____________________ fu tu re of th e end rationing i veterans in read ju sting from the Feb. 20, 1942 and was separated retirem ent club president. Pfc. G u n r* Gorm an. Ileoorebly F riends of Mr. and Mrs. J. program in th b d istric t w iP , oc­ Nov. 14, 1945 a t the C harleston _ „ a t .the Almost three-quarter* of I'cnn- armed services to civilisn "T he shooting will be a t ta r an. n vwtUon of eceum nlated leave geU j not a t turkeys," said Mr. largely depend upon th* m ira­ Ed S t one b u rg eg Miami, fo r­ W erid W ar I. strolled sylxsnis-graite crude oil. source cupation*. Paym ent# fo r th* week N aval Personnel S eparation Can­ m erly a f Sanford, will regret tions end policies th a t will I Oct- 27 • totalled ter. Ha I* the son of Mr. and will be in Ja n u ary , 1940. v isitin g old of high quality lub ricatin g oil. to ­ which ended w ith a grin. I s te a rs o f th* d eath early l decided during (Me m eeting. -j*a graduated , from tha and t hew headed fo r the day is com ing by aacondsry re ­ $3,020,000 and w ent to 156,000 Mrs. R. A. Newman of 600 Rote , t o d a y m erging o f Mr. St iebnitar of Flhrtda In 1994 offer*- He explaiaad he covery from a re a s only recently veteran*. This was a sharp In­ C ourt and wear* tha A m erican , h o f f t fa th e r, A A- Stowebu rg. all ahewt th e new re g a le - regarded a* practically depleted. crease over the preceding week. and A frican Defense Ribbon* and P riv a te service* wiU be brkd ibte th a Good Conduct Kibbou. a r » d re—■ f The m ilitary pipeline system oT $M for • The O itaa-B u rraa-In d ia pipe­ All grow ers and shippers w ars completed in E urope h as a te n a ­ line. longest in the world, is ea f th e six invited to m eet this afternoon city of IbOjOOO hortefa o f gasoline daily, daitvwrsd th ro u g h 3,440 bout e fo u rth longer th en the U. a t , 3:0Q o’clock a t 't h * o ffic e .o f S. -B ig Inch." County A g en t C. R. Dawson te mites of pipe. ‘talk o v tr th a acute labor situaA t th e and o f 1944, th e re w ere approxim ately 411,000 producing Bioad tran sfu sio n bottles ark , — ... ■■— ■■■■ YDWr ‘ *0* wwUs te th a U nited S tates, o r sooted w ith a d a rk groan band A rf« o tln a U th# worio*# which bacomaa orange whan th a haute* are «t#ril|»od u*f. WASHINGTON, Nov. 19, *(AP)—Many hitherto secret details of the events leading up. to Peart Harbor may be forthcoming soon from form­ er Secretary of State Cordell Hull. The assistant counsel of the Pearl Harbor investi­ gating committee, Jule Hannaford, has disclosed that __ m NUMBER 19. High S c h o o l Sells R e p r e s e n t a t i v e To] $13^000 In . < Bonds Meet Tonight In Jacksonville W i t h ! During Grid . Tilt With New Smyrna Company Officials i Investigator C l a i m s Navy Knew Of JapSignal System Be­ fore Pearl Harbor fS> Associated Press Leased Wire FH Celery Feds Trounce New Smyrna By Score Of 20-13 Independent FEC Given Congress Feds Tangle, At ICC Hearing! By President r i l Si TomorrowEvening Says Company \Yiill P a r t i c i p a t e I nn Coming Prosperity ( alls For Health chi<,‘‘P’ area Where 8.7(H) opernInsurance System ™7 SI ruroef that two Japanese «rdT#w?^ h e ^ ^ i t f i . ® M *A 52S?' 'Elected To Society !^ “u Z vf ”r T - Available To Owners 1SKT S»t - «*» >k- ni.x PROCLAMATION Captain Schirard Is ’Retired From Active Army Duty Robert Newman Ls Discharged From U. S. Navy Service Eugene B. Smith Is Amelia N o r r i s Is Serving. On Tulagi Released From Armyj OPA Officials Meet Gun Club And Guard Tuesday In Orlando To Compete In Shoot --Shi ;3! 553**1& % £ £ £ & % -r ; JU d : A ’; : _ TJ___ / �1 i)i‘ 1 •!; I; 11| 'ff I. ii H i f f f i i i THIS 8 ANromr *1 cers Having Points r Project the field* of engineering, aciene%| raanagement. law and ioumali*im.| The Army i* holdlng,on tfc-tham until, the future cf attasie enenerJ U worked out by n«£j tha picture of atomic energy n n d ' research production become* clear, however, h u n 't anything to do' Xlth P.raaaur* from the WhiUj ” •*** ?r ' „ , *uuply that OongresN.lt nett "*•&**■ t. , *™ sum me* vacation was cut" short by the end of the war, and B y JACK STIN N ETT . WASH INGTON— Postwar notea f r d « - r f * r peacetime Capital: Littl* sywWdHy has been given them, but tljrra are a number of Army '/flcafa- with more than enough M a t* fa r discharge «h* o n stuek In M ajj Gen#.drove*’ atom * bomb In a little publicised speech be _ and _ .lto... pounds Ip ■**inter. Herefore the American S o d e ty foe toforo pawencffH pwere conalderwt ;IViui average of ITU |ioiind* Pwblic Administration the other tq.weigh ltd futile*. day. .Secretary, of Com mere* W gl*i—the nid ta*e outlined nt* program, 'o r a more frequent sampling to-keep rentui sUUsttc*. «4 populaUgit Injsines. and empleyemnt right op AnhiV' Retfruitirtg Service Pifens To •New York Hotel!Enlist Many Vets io date,. HI*, ifllllaj. t\runoaal tij a. Makes Officer Betwe»n no— and Vov. 21 th-» Army B*cruIMng S»rv|e« nJan* to thousand* of World i r ^ r S ^ ^ I D r e a m Come Tfue W are-enllst r 'l l servlc' men eh o bsve tg & g t* * * * • t ' K w * • A lr lta . p u ..M r , . » U ln » suw i m m r r w : ' I "IfU™! A I™ «*<■ ''lueprlpt of a castle—fn-thpAcconUng..tparr^w ruHpfe . f air» And ye#t*rtlav n New York pnsearwara wJU now ha cna*l4ar*4 K0tfi (the Pennsylvania! made to nverag* 1A0 pounds In summer b ib of them, nave been i t ttie aid. bomb sat-up u l n a ila- inlira and were, “drafted'* from i j *< rponev. thinking nf.Jus.iU ft. Jauo. and their threa and a half yarn old .laughter Su enteesi N. Y." .as soon a* he Stair* was n * -New —Yorl iwts all aka, a'sURb facTiiii mujscnhlefc the East, flows f for his wlfp.nml a new toy; for lusgp every mprncream on every- ^ - *f j-;--fi'f'*f |,1 mJk-4-. , . I J'| MONDAY, XOVEMHEHJV1945 ihe’nt of n c n r l e t u C. „o w ere1 R^y Robin»o»i, Bob ' * V M. dt't'filKPlI. Smith, Buddy nnd Max Baer, f irst imhhratlniyitKVovember. Oeorge NJehoUoii. - Peter SeaUo I “Id. and Boom-Doom Mnncini, Hexing shows still are being It ln c m T COIJ IT . H IV T H J t'D in A L c i r c i ' i t n r p l o held on a weekly hasis in most i u h .i . r n n s n w i v o i . k c o i n . Armv areas around the giolie.' IIIA M K ItY saga. Championship mntche* recently, SIS.TAV It.I * MAUKCOM, were held in London, Berlin, Paris rVit»t>lalnant, and Australia. i ii u k i k h i i a u k c o m . Golden. Gloves chBrnoionships t h k . h t a t t : o p r u i n i n a ________ lye being^ held in M/njja nnn 'fTT BfiouTfS HAItKCOM: “* will commence^nlaiut Vou lire ftrrrhv htjlITh-U th a t a the; year in Hawuii Mill has been ft fat l n tlm Circuit flV W hsh and ftfpan. • 'm in ••( rem ino lr Cnnnty, Ptnrntn. qpS/niv-stvlc Olympic game* will In t h e puli nf N'liin H. Hurkrmn, v«. l.rnokn I t n rk hi- Wild in Manila Christmas week* i-nmplnlnant. defeml.nl. ChunrPry No. 6»I* with boxing playing an Important com, The nnture i.f ihl- Mill la "to oti- ^ part. Panama and . the Antilles lalp h illvnrt-e. Yuli a re mtnlri-.l Ml will have championship ruit-offs t ” file Vi*ur u r l l l e n nii|ieariini-p Imkwecii ^ l n y - d 2 prni ' 1. j f thin A-ear since fM!r*otjt«ei -.-rtr; c n 'is tin g on nr befo re Wednepde^, will be able to retain th e g r a i t ? he’d opon rrlcose. Personnel re-en listin g w be given a !(0 day fu rlo mi ur l.efur.- Ihe tenth .Ur, *.f entitled t o a re -en listm en t bonus i00n' Her embay. A. I>. lets. of <fi(. fo r ouch y e a r served i n During the w in ter every sertvITNNUH ii.r hand slut peal , 1. , t i r e rciiuiliinUTn the U nited h tale* NS r i e r k nr Ihe i Treatt fn iirt I.f .I...... active d u ty d u r i n g t h a TTtaigcncy ^ Ji, t.o:ij uct t n u r n a in u n 1 ---------SPnlbole I'oimty, ‘ Plnrlda, this fifth itnv of No,ember. A. tl. 1*41. nod hnve t h e option of r e tirin g ] The Rurnpeap th e u to r will hold .__ »■ t *. IIKItNIION -after. 20—vstars- sarvlee - o f —Ivalf—ti l l e l«nt*—in - R V b rtta rv In two- ------rryrk. — ---------p a y for th e rent of th a i r lives. classes, am a te u t and, professional. (SKAl.) Local v e te r a n s who may be , th “ el/ | H ' e o g n U e d weights. --------------------------- ----In terested can co n U c t S g t . O t W I <lf * P«K W * 1 , •:»«*«''.X M A W * r K. A lcitander a t the O rlando r . - f t " * " * * '» W i,’ K M ' W t o l ^ f e ru ltln g s ta tio n . * ! ^ > ' * » ,»»W f i r ^ S t t H S T . I — - ----- .. --------------- |b e I ersJoil w u ’t ' C Ojm nl a,n d . j liereliy inti u d r n e i a l Munlclpiil ------ - i k u o w n a s the “ K lahting S tav e - 1 I!lection .to he hi-hj throirabout -------------— ----------------- ---------------- 1 d o re i," tbe PGC chhmpfons a r e ; 'J,r <7!!y .” f' Har f"1r J - Rtnrlila. on sh& atoA ln _tr a in ,.n ie n l M i m . l i l 'r .?L'’ .,!“iv. . " f eVSSWjL". ,!“ b Russia, hrituln, in IHPlu net* fur terms nf nfrtre. uf line*—ye.Tr» eacp__ lid China. -awwhsartl-wtes fnnl. I- inrhla, I,, runr.irmllv tu k Is i Iuk eh r l Inn; nun In force tr> sahl wijq.'iW, " i li C»re i In ijfy. wrim lu lls tt*Ul !••• -open fit dVAk k v i T K isie rn TManTiliird Time, and will elope a t . THIS n'elnek I*. M.. on raid dally ' I hereby iipnpli.t MVm Margaret ( f . llarnUK, MV*. I”. K Kalniitltnt lan d J, II, lie.rk ns, Inspe.rtoi h and I. tk ljim l rtmlth ns Clerk Ilf PSld • election, ra enjoying. bout;*.[ flip l a s s amt. .iiillnum-m. By BUH1 HAM. featu re* NGTON—No other sport . Let Us Much To Be .Thankful tor- 11u*i i . lilo SO vital n part as He wrote to the manager uf the box.ng in the A rm y’s training and hole!. Its listnd the foods he'd recreational programs during the avnnt for three meals a day. plus war. late- popper, Hoi-askcd—&i liei ..g-his.—W- the .SpBcial -.Harrises, lulled pimplv "mi*ter ' r a 'h tr til”-r } Brunch’s tribute to the two-fisted captain,. And at lust he *afd, j mmhulive instincts of America's “ Can* you. do it7 ilew much will fighting men—an d -to the game. It cost1? I'm n c a p ta in - n o U « v-Wbile no count uos kept of- the general.’^ • number of bout* held or on atWell, it wits nuito an order, this lenduncc figures, the Army estltlreuin weak of Capt. Lillyman’s. mate* th at T“5 per cent of the But the hotel' ritim* lb* - i"'s- . ground forces participated in, boxCaptain, who was the first para- .tig.’’ per cent of the ground forces participated p a rtic ip a te d in laixing,” tB lug," either on ilirlr own time or ay part of tby truining pro­ be showed u|i at IJie bolel and Millions in th e ' anneal force dug out the SCO dollars he'd saved « eiv enlertulnud eitlier by ldgfni i hi* •jccasion. profespionals or rugged com­ Wlu-reupoii. In: was told to put nnme petitor* from the ranks in idnnlhi* ittunay away, go un home to nation bouts from company on up Skupouteles, and bring Imck bis to theater championships. wife and daughter, bo toduy In Joe Louis, world’s heavyw;elgh: New York, the UILyni»n« three start their week of paradise—and chiimph ti. urn! IliBy Conn," wlto It's all on the house. The dream will meet in the first' post-wm-, tmne* trua-r-and the hotel Ip foot­ title hunt next June, were among those who entertained counUoss ing' the bilL r ^ tin-eared. t A NT i I’HH(T.AIitS n i t INST SAUV in nr* hereby 1 to lit r'Neill iiiiiii Ih a h u l l .1, t.iav ijaie IS “ WtTSBBB— wtTgrrRnK t li«\0 hereunto pet m) hand n> M«y«fr >X the City of Sanford. ?*b'l Idm and have csUeed to he uffired Tti rein ihe seal of the Paid ' T tf on i HIp the 3rd d»y lit Novernher, A. Ir ISI5. UI'WAIIU IlIHUlNH . Ae Ma i of tile c lly of Sunt..id. Klurhla. IHRAI.) - • •- N IIT H 'M Nolli-e Ip lu i r b y alven lh al * « ar e i nipig. .1 In ih* unthiue liii«ltirpa ill All..ii|i:iiii. h'ltiji srillit lh,- ffi-llllous, uajiu-, -Tl... M'i...i ■'hair Anll.pi" s l i A p / ' a H j t rBur w*e llllMKl lo ri-Klstbr 1»11 SfaJOTk |iursin.n( In I ha litrjits .it tti* >*| -|rij. ih.as Nil in— >tt/yl til (C hanter 2u>i s /.a u p ..t=Ki,,ei, of the I’lriiiir.'t I'lilllily. Kli.rlila. ’ i:\u h A ii ItKItTtfA: A m e r ic a I a A s k e d f o r 11 Te heip bring our men home again • * 11 . • • * • • * * # A Moir? new c/eYe/opm en/t tfaul y a H y mack l* h care for the wounded and battle weary Nb w « elprfvl Interior* A A G re a te r e c o n o m y 9 administer the 6. L Bill of Rights A Longer life IQO ft.jp. Y-8 engine. 9 0 h .p . Te clear the decks for quick reconversion 6 cy f. en g in e j A £xtfa-iu& h yd ra u lic b ra k e s fpr quick, quiet *topt A w V tq^tjgfhionmtl ride step ■ cor of IwtMlho tMla f B X »*« my. U a Ad* n«w i ■i * i-' " f ... uV' \ l rtj ' - , I r-" ■. b-*y rf> ;rl;v' - a. j >V T- U *: �1 jrnltL •» MONDAY NOVEMBER U>, 1945 T U B SAN FORD IIEK ALD , S A M (»l(l) Fl.UIUDA j YOUR* HOME MERCHANTS I A C l/ 'V f f l l T A »'DIIV A T ! , Government Pay Hikes* U 4*- estimated -AhaL. p r a f j nvntlifiic ru b b e r'plnnl* >uill p v illice i.HM.oou uitiH in l it1.j. iltf.'K&FifrSt- J _____ JP.GWells- Office. Supply-Co lift *4 MtiRnolin Ave, 0/i of I'uul’s Beauty Shop) Phone 986 IWl.'E Til It KB Dot Powell, owner Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed.Store can furninb .vnu n complete line of Tugcito Feeds also Plenty Citrus rulp « Cotton Seed Meal * . •' Wheat Bran . Corn. & Wheat Scratch ObIh Bahy C’hlrkH All kinds of poultry Nuppliea TU X ED O F E E D CO, By J. Frank Tragi*______ W As'lUN t, TON—1’rea idaht T ru­ man's suggested pay talsh lor I federal workers would increase the ! government'# peacetime payroll cbl.'gation* an estimated $4i6,070,*000 a year. But tha federal payroll for* per* .sons in the nronuaed jiuy_ raise category jstlll would be a billion dollars a year less than i t waa,on July 31, lh46, for there were more government employes then and overtime pay rates still were in •ffe:t. The President's recommendation would af/ect government employes firm office boys to the chief Jus­ tice. sir. Truman would raise the salaries of most white collar workers by 20 per cent r hut car* tain professional, • scientific and" administrative personnel might earn a maximum uf 115,000 a Ji'ar Instead of f 0 ,800. , Cabinet Included Salaries of cabinet members would he increased from $15,01)0 ti* 125,000 a year; undersecreta­ ries, and the solicitor kaneraT* from $10,000 to $20100. Assistant secretaries, _ assistant attorneys general and’ assistant postmasters, general, who now receive from. IS THE U.S. COAST GUARD $3,000 to $12.000. W)y*Uy _W7lwlii! HERE Clement AttUuir and Pn'llr2et*“^\'llliui.U receive. $1~*M0. Heads of Independent agencies the development o f'ato m ic energy ft and member* of independent boards, whose salaries rang* from $0,000 tu $12,000, would receive BRAVE BOSS $17,500 or $20,000, as determined by the President. Congressmen—Double Salaries of members of the House, a ml-.Senate would be dou­ bled—from $10,000 to $20,000 .« year; those of the vice president and the speaker of the House would be rnlsed from Ilfi.tlOO to $25,000, The following increases would la* effective for members of the federal judiciary; Chief justice of the supreme rourt, from $20,500 to $30,500; associate justices of the supreme court, from $20,000 to $30,000; judges of the circuit courts of ap­ peals, court uf claims and coprt of customs and puleni appeals.. XflllR ’.ration s • . . . .A' j» “o V O ffice co n su ltatio n s m inim um House calls u ntil 10:00 l\M im o iv tflC V'iu ulliyh- I'lcciileiyf .TxUOPmi, J'OBtr _MiUj,SleC y..vfc.,7r-TJri-1ruluro ■r>f -tin* jirrJSAtwbuml, WINDSHIELDS m issinn er A r t h u r S. F lfm m iug . is to rompcrisMtt*‘ w m kci> fin iiictensed living in-* * ill'll imik.* ||i e Unilgd Xtuics governm ent s t a n d cut n* «mo of th a mu-t prog ie s s iv e employer* in the nation,' CAN HE x DANGEROUS! IA’I lift replace .vertir broken win [.shields with* SAFETY ITLASS a IdlhHItui-'d^atw tltnE-----provided jireutur protect inn limn lit** ildtiyer of broken, flyllijj pieces. moiLOHls-alUaU. in. il.-i servin' and hold in Hi* l i v i n ' iKirsim* of ouis t a m l in g nuuIHlcnnims." • Mure W anted S pokesm en for federal worker ■g r o u p s ' told the looilliiltee (lie proposed 2<! per eent increase foi w hile c i liar u i'ik e i* w ns not ell OUgh, T h u , Aineiieati F ederation of tioverum eiti KmpioyeH (A FI > s<iIntest ltd a 21 pet eelll 1(11.7': the H ailed Fcdeinl. W o tk o .i (i i t " tetommemli',1 :»t t"'t eenl it- i~ being so ught by niuiiiv uf-llie ra E m uled 1,1 IIMIIM federal employe Wo Ittivo u lull lino of mirror-', tittup; IbiiMini? Blocks olid (Ilitss nl nil kinds. SE N K A R II v GLASS & 11.1 W. 2nd. St. M IRROR CO. Phono .720 ;U 2 JIO (k 4 ir$ 2 2 ;5 0 0 rr_ : .: Home Loans — Small Loans — G.I. Loans LOANS made to buy, repair or refinance a hom Bent-like payments — Low Interest rates ■your Savings are Insured here— First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Seminole County— 209 Magnolia Ave. . Phone 694 ' Chief—liortlce rtf the- dfrftrieO court of the-District of Columbia, from $10,500 to 20,500; judga* of Ei the district courts, Judges in dA tw A fu ir ntT ucd i a W 1 Puerto Rico, Hawaif and Alaska exercising federal jurisdiction, and R>S<&4---- HE- S g p A7 A Y Judges of the customs court, from $10,000 to $20,000. B eA ves'eA C PO tea 1‘xyroll Slimmer FflwA 1921 Sq •“H it—roH m ering-the cost of- theproposed raises, tha Civil Service Commission assumed that the to­ tal federal .civiliaiw employment the - United States would be a p ­ prox imntrly 2.000,000 on June 30. 1040—a decrease of about 000,000 from V-J Day* . Of these 2,000,000 employes, about 500,000 would be alfected by the Increases. Tha other 1.I4U -, Q0Q .would-not be affected because they have their own wage setups. These excepted groups include I Your Attention Htrtfrt—s m itr —wrm*r- ~M:'lT rtn r •TAb u se Sot, YtACJ AS MA4A6ER D / t U e CAWPidAf-^ SodT'dWOdH'S ttAMS -Mod -fActfs* 5-- - iM ‘JA**eix cS- Ml* Sf*L outs . APDidAt-S, mU/JCD (.? LE AP T dfi.. PtHHAAfS AdP TWO Wotcu> C Y WdAfJ WfT.vj'j- s e a ts , - a e i . \ n d is d o p s o o J d tlrineipally certain civilian em- payments. The i*!-1•muled ci -* uf ilie 21 ployes of the War ijml Nuvy I partm enti; of some power pn>j pur cent inrtensg in ilie lutsi eels, such a« TV A; of the FBI. mtes nf the'e HUP,110(1 wnrkei whose employes are not subrjet- to"- trnold irrint film it SlPlJlOI'u yi fti Rci'luiKtUraliiiu Propii'Cd CIvlF -Service, and virtually a ll. those connected with the Postal i Estimate,) uiinuul .cost uf till Service. In general, workers cm 1elh ai. JUi'iiojed. Jul.-g-s:. * ..i.. .......... .. 1 . 1 * outside the contineulul " vr.... United States would not he al .would permit certain professional feetad. ‘ -lieutlfk unit odiuiulatiutiye .pti -nunal t< earn »p to $5,ti(iP it year Tola) Given The total payroll, Including the l - $3,0011,000. Head, mid u s.i.ititnt lieu I • • proposed raise, of the 800.000 pei Lexagutive ileparlmi iit ■ $l.400,oit.;. sons would be approximately $2, - w Membirii of Congresi f5,320 414,000,000 as of June 30, 1040. | IHit). the commission figures. This would Judges vfftMO.tmtl. --------T* compare with a total payroll fm 1,221,000 persona in this rutcgniyl Total $415,570,000. of $3,505,300,000 a* of Julv 31, | JusUfiCiitlon foe the propmeil 11)45—which Included overlime 5 n v r tr-t j lo lil Thoy'rr needed lit making under wear, fubnci, electric irony nrnl iniiii)' ollu-r Penn . . ‘tn well ai ioapi. 115 Magnolia Ave, Touchton Drug Co presents THANKSGIVING EVE—-----It nieahs the expenditure of millions o f dollars In Florida. Specifically, tha program will provide telephones for all who have bean whiting for them. This is on* ot ottr first Job* I A gr tally expanded telephone prog ram for our fanner, friends it also In process. Ex­ pansion of long distance service Is being scheduled too. Jt will Includ* till initallation Af coaxial csblss to hsndla more calls w ith speed and conveniesca fo r jrpu, and provide m ors facilities for th it aaciting visual a rt—television. A mass of can* atruetjon (a to be done and n new service to m otor vehicles Is also fat the offing. H ire’s a program of achievamant, to be worked out together .by Florida ta d the Telephone Company as they have wnrksd DANCE a new perfumo by . ui.pir.u, lingerin'*. The Social Event Of The Season November 21, 1!M.*> Sanford Armory 2.00 per couple Phone S3 For Table Reservations sa,“!5J'.t2r *“ big program that shall * IN FO R M A L S P O N S O R E D UY T H E fr.mcd trrJivuif �* * IV T / " ■■ - ;' : r-l The Sanford JHefald • i r - w 'M ew Business KaiahUxhe* lx I N I i •'■biiahni a*iij «irrpt miatidr «»d *xx*xr ‘ at — ■ — '■ Kaxfitrtf. Iforlitx. I ll Maauntla A tranrK i l r i r l >• •»«•< rlaax ixxller O rleh.r JT, l*l«. al Ilia P xmI llltlr* at Saafuril. >'l«rld*. xxder l i t A*l i t r*.*jr**s nl vixrrh K IHVT. _ HIII.I.AM) I.. IIKAN lAdllar .1 ulixistiiV URKEY-DAY ."GAME" There-HecmB to he no limit to what human ingenuity cnn hit on -for earning n living. A Cleveland woman, Ruth S:hrudcr, has opened n shirt-trading center in an office­ building. Conducting n general mending and repair busi­ ness, she suddenly realized she was spending fner lasing time making over shirts for returned GI's. Some had lost weight, some gained it. Finding the supply of new shirts □ him.N K K A A -D w te w t M»»*g*r short In stores, they took their old ones in for remodeling. ->i’im .'itiH T ins_iiA T K * It-occured to-Miss Schrader- th u t-it would-bo. simpler for Pxixhle In A«l»**r* *-*•- -everyone-if-these-men- exohiMiged-thoir-ahirU. she to -manngc the buying nnd selling, retaining a small ]>crccittagc for her trouble and storage. * Miss SchradeFs life is an example of what the’ Inst fe\y decades hnve done to smull businesses. Coming to the big jcity from a small town after World-War 1, she became a successful office executive, only to lose her job and all ImlnnJ Newspaper II »ta­ chance at a similar one with the depression. With her* ll, r>. I in - H ir r a r a li The Herald snvings she opened a hosiery shop and did so well she be­ la rfcr aallwaal (laid nf adterllslxa. Ofhrea arr xixIMxlxrd la Ibr la rr- came nationally known. This folded up with the stockini' n l rllle* i.l Ihr rx u x trr wll» prlishortage. Always clever with her needle, she changed the ftrncklng store into a mending- shop. Ttrirgrowing scitrityAxxxrlxted I’rraa whieh la e trlx - of clothing 'increased her.clientele, who were eager to pre­ alvrlr exllllr*l In Ihr >■' far rr* serve what wearing apparel they had. Shirts have loomed pabllrallnn ar all n m a dispatches arrdltrd la ll or aat a l ta r a w Impressively large of late. Hence the shirt swap idea, which ere-dMed la thla paper aad alaa is going well. Ik , Waal M "a paliltahrd brrrlaAll el«ht4 In rrpabllr-allim nf a , , A person never kirmvs -wbai»Jie can do untibhc tries. rial dlatmtrhra herrla »r# alaa rrwnH, * *r . ________ B A Y lilO N i) M . R E A iirW R ^ ' ‘ 1 Real Estate Sales—Rentals—Mortgage Loans Depend aide Insurance and Bonds Rhone 9G0 Room 4, Florida State Bank Buldlng STBtCKLAND - MORRISON, Inc. Rhone 200 Yoifr Ford.Dealer Since 1P31 Flying Into The -Future aa-^i#> ». >. ***♦.-- - »a*. MONDAY. N O V V lC ^ M I It ha.H^ipen more or lessTaken for granted that pi’s?-' aviation will-reach- firtmensc proportiohtr^olh for "pft” . vnte travel and the transportation of commerical products. > But civilian uses will not be enough to keep the aviation • business nbreust of new developments, nnd government aid j is to be'sought. Airplane building is expensive in itself. I Improvements nrc so constant that it is necessary to expend • large sums continually on research. In addition, army and navy air strength is tied up with advancement in the corn I • menial-field—Jh arn fo n u av iatlu n Jc o d m -are working federal underwriting not only for civilian uses, but ulso.lo assure thnt the United Stales keeps to the forefront in its military air fncilitities. Here’s another case whijre the war brought a progress that in turn is only a stepping stone to what peacc-timir attention can make of it. The plnco of the United States among nations requires thnt aviation bo backed not only in n monetary way by the government, but, by an over-all' nationalized scientific support. BIHI.H VHityiv-FOU -TOUA.V. 1.Ljw nr to see enough moving In fart w ithout seeming to pul youi1 han|l up tnrough the cloud for the edge of earth ia in yourself. DAVID HUDSON, If it pays to publicise, It also pays .to ndvertijR. , The ('nminuniata in France ite m to be about as hard to get along-w ith ns they were a t Han Franclsm, • > than over, Faxlnorf Illn ti from C all/ornia reve.il. , In fact, more revealing than ever. . r Judging from the Pearl H ar­ bor investigation we gath er th a t -everyone knew thnt war with Jgpan wax imminent except the t^ople -*t I’enrl H nrhor und Manila, .' Ax the n u t 31> - r »■News I'rexa puts It, .th e United S tates and Orefct llritaln huVd ugreed to g iv e the other ny'iont, anything ■lom h Kohni. Andrew 111] ins la plannim iuga alilphu: plants to Florida where he I* assured -b y — A ttorney- General Tom W atson of p r o t e c t i o n against the closed shop. With tho hundreds of ii*:-Jmu|at*d w ants of u hundred nno fo rty million people lung up. satisfied, Ihero l« doubt nlirady In somo folks' minds whether wo ara heading for prosperity or depression, I-ast year over HO pooph Ir. Florida were accidentally killed or Injured by firearm s, many ef them because they did not know the gun* wero loaded, the Florida Bafety Council reveals. Before you return from yoi'r hunting expeditions, he euro your guns are unloaded. * Tiie Commission ' on World F tac e of the Methodist Church says war between tha United - S tates and Russia Is "unthink­ able" and Admiral King telle n House Committee th e t demobili­ sation of the Navy has proceeded ed >rapidly th a t It is unable to elng|«_ major battle .at the present time. We reckon Ute Methodists ar* right. Governor Caldwtll advises the U niversity of Florlds, which has won three games this yesr, lost four, to play football or quit.' Thera are. it seems, a num ber • f good football player* In thla sta te who play football for collages outside the state. The Governor w inders why they didn’t go to Florida. I t m ight be because the other schools offered them more rairvry. The Sanford Naval Air Station will b* a thing of the peat In near future, a* least In ao a* a training fiald fo r naval •tors U concerned. If fu rth er Isation of It Is to be made, Is high Urn* plana ware an- ching thalr fruition. If Ing also can be don«, why .organise a corporation nf stockholders, turn It Into xtorjr and make BVDs end Woman’s Suffrage Tlie death in California not long ago of the 02-year-olil woman suffrage leader Hnrrict Taylor Upton is a reminder thnt the enfranchisement of women is only ns old ns one life time. It is an idea that at the present time is spread­ ing and generally accepted throughout the world, with women even in Japan becoming voters. Harriet Upton cam­ paigned with her friend Carrie Chuumnn Cntt and, with the passage of the 19th constitutional amendment in I DUE 'woft the vote for her American Histcrs. It is without doubt the logical flowering of basic demo­ cratic principles, this giving the bnllot to the other half of the human race. Whether universal suffrage will aid the Horry world remains to be seen; English and American women,, though equipped with voting powers, could not stop World War II. But with n!|; women voting in all nations, *porhnpa thefr^oiccs can be heard In the growing jilens f o r outlawing wifr, Only \f, wom^Si suffurge can work for world needs—and the greatest neod of the future Is permanent jieuce—tath a pioneering work dike Mrs. Upton’s be ju stified, s Author Of Recent Best Seller Is Writing New Novel BERLIN — Thfn. bespectacled lia n a ra lla d a , author of the p re­ w ar best aelley "L lttj* M*n~ W hat N o w t " is aF w ork on a new novel of a private. ascrlflc<al fig h t agalnat H itlerism in w arthna. *’ Invited to retu rn to Berlin by. th e — Soviet-authorised — O ulturel j Union for G erm any's Democre*1Renawal, tha author promised his n ex t sociological fiction to th a city's new picture m agatlna, which la published under Soviet conteii. He told an Interview er from the th* office of Dr. J. F. Brawley, Off D E P E N D A B L E The Itngixirntlun Hooks of the' Cltv of Siiuford, T'loridn, ur«f open nl the City Ifnil, m m i —(Mm ViAsr.A.xr,lx l.eTit mmv - lltiue . I'rtsrt krill. Ilu llsrr, - I'lrt »- I’n t l l f t '* Hurl nrll T ullrlrlrs remuin upon iQacIi duy exccjit BUSINESS Touchton Bruff. Co, Tlllv HBXAId. STOKE FIR ST A MAGNOLIA’ AND P R OF E S S ION AL>SEftVl£. OVER aoo.non PRESC RIPTIO N S FILLED R egistration Officer t JENNINGS EF.I) ' STORE C. F . W E R T S Simfi.nl l'S**e ISl • ItlMlrlkHl.irs K. II. WoiMlmlt A x,. bm Seeds • Oar a*eel*lfp I* PllllMK l*re*etfptl*a* ; MICKEY’S PHARMACY Diamonds-Watches LODGE & SON GROCERIES - MEATS VEGETABLES M K. 3n4 SI. The Kilgore Seed Co, 202 E ast F irst S treet Phase 40* SANFORD ELECTRIC CONTRACTING CO. K le e te lc a l I l e p a t n HM l l t x M l I a A r e . P h * a * 411 Cearrteht 1S41. NUlilun feature Service, In*. C ar — RADIOS — Home We fix them. Ju st call us CAMPBELL SECURITY FEED & SEED STORE BAUER RADIO & ELECTRIC SERVICE tin M issa lli A*e. Phase .3* UNCLE JOSH Kuyu: For Radio and paira Bee— Electric ne- ELECTRIC SERVICE Co. 30T Ms«x*lk* A*e. MAFFKTTS AUTO SERVICE Phene ISl N. P a r k A te . The doctor may have advised you to give your h eart a ro ll. either through r e d u c i n g weight, or through relieving tha atrafn which cornea from working and living a high ten­ sion. . * , . *.’Fit * »v e Yna Save .e .r r y m i n ■nr* Hint th* nrenerlvtlm lllleg to perfeetlen. H. N. BXYElf City By W.V. Billing ' “T he opportunity, m u st • be lves a t th* doctor1, dictum. If > advises ag ain st strenuous exercise, against over Indul­ gence in food and alcohol or nicotine, observe hla advk* to th* la st latter, A rebellious eetem. t h a t x r im la th is l a o rd er lx r a t iiirliidlng November Zi, lbl/i “Be Still, My Heart” If you fall to follow thla ad ­ vice. you Invite p erm anent ''stillness". H earts ara strong and willing. They accept much abut* and often recover from such abuse If given a* oppor­ tunity. r if .M rrx irw h rr t.l ru t n r . n > iw r l a n l w o r k In Sundays titl'd hollduyx up to nnd Red Army newspaper Taegllch Rundschau he hud served bp vill­ age buergerm eister In Mecklen­ burg a fte r Its Soviet occupation' hut suffered u nervous breakdown because he was “ sunk In hopelessncaa und depression." L ast j-ea r, he receded, he was jailed' for approxim ately six months by the Neals, who had Judged him unreliable for having refused to'W Hte a novel baaed on anti-Semitism. Fnliudu said his m ental depres­ sion vanished when the, p~e ->o henna* Hech«r of th a’ C ultural competent druggist. aTW* la the N th af W ednesdays € .- C . W e ls h W E L S H T IR E S HPhone OP 111 R(‘Krislration Notice TouchUm Drug Co. EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 1 M any p eo p le h a v e . been dH ap p o in ted In recapping. That it not the fault of rec ap p in g , • If If beco m e they did not g o to the right firm*. You can b e Mire you are getting the b ett w hen you g e l Certified Treading. United .‘-'ta'.i-'i during the jvar I'nnto from fii-hlx dixenvertsl xinca U S. 'entry in the wur. International Ethics One of the modt dreadful nspwtn of the Japanese war( as viewed now in retrospect, is the fuct that apparently they have never seemed to-grasp tbe-enorm ky-of-theii' crimes. Their attitude seems sUlFto be thnt war is a legitimuto procedure when a nation thinks it has u grievance, or can advanco itself in power and wealth by a bold slroko. It is like the familiar German uttitude, that a war is worth trying. If you think you cnn benefit by it, and ethics and humanity have very little to do with, the mutter. Such an littitude mukes life little more than "n game played by an idiot; full of- sound and fury, signifying no­ thing." But surely life as it may be lived, and ns It is lived by the people of a nation like our own, is immensely ^ know w h at you buy in TIRE TREADING Union iWctitlv urirt-il him 'til mine MuhatniH Gundhl rniaed nnd ti_ th u . capital und m u m c in ra , commended- u Red Cross unit in dlo talks und nmuaiino writing South Africa during the Dn-i "fur the spiritual reconstruction j War.. of Herman penre." Th - riiriibincil m st uf the twn For the mnfn chiuarlera in Ida Harlic lx indigenous to uoulnnext novel, Fnliudu dlNi-losed, hn in urumint - apnnmru ' pipelines, west Siberia. From the earliest III,- inch, und the 'l.ili.c time garlic has been used ux hua token ii young. oltxcuro nmrtied coutdo persecuted in B erlin, Rig iru'li" ^ vuh nlmut $ I t.'i.ll'Jd,by the Gestapo wliilo Hitler was ,000 llrazil lx one of the richest ronipierirtg trance und invading I Russia. I M . countries In the world in mining | j resources. About 100,000 bu'rreU of the ” 'A Blllien1 tiftttr'D f TTrelchhn crude nil produced dully in the weigh 1.3 pounds. * SEE THE NEW . KIPBY VACUUM CLEANERr .i k j in your home - The only cleaner with a real power pollahcr R. W. McCullough KIRBY VACUUM CLEAWKR DISTRIBUTOR SANFORD Auto Parla Co. T H E C ITY DRUG CO. Tf>B P K N 8 I.A R STO R E I r i K. t a l I I . Ph**e i t Pkea* I H A R R Y ’S B A R A COMPLETE 1‘ARTS SERVICE JOBBERS • DISTRIBUTORS I I I W. 1*1. SL L IQ U O R S T O R E ' P e l l L la * * ( P a c k a g e " i l l ■14 a . p a r k A **. P fc s a a SB Tangle loot Tod. the town 10L always says "Git thee behind me. Satan" when he's puttin' his bottle In his hip pocket " r* I kin remember beck to when charity wee a Tirture Ineteed of a Industry. YOU. TOO. WILL BE READING THIS DI RECTO 'e a c h w e e k . YOUB AD WILL OET RESULTS , * • * %-h v • ' iwflPTrV** -. MOOT)AT, iNOVEftfUBR I^ 'IO IS - PA G E FOUR 'Ws* - ' tfTTt• �A .rszsAwTT1- M ONDAY, ipiPV E M B E R lg ,i lfl4& - P A G K 'F I V F a t f r a i1Last rear, he said, it came "home '•lcrstaml the problem" facing o’ir . [• w ith'one leg nearly twisted off. wild «|utj:*.’’. probably from a trap," and he had The “ Big Inch" Ms tin* lnrRC3*. tn amputate. Murphy sees the average hunt­ petroleum pipeline in Hie United ers nf “just plain killers’’ with no .States, and measure* two feet in ■ . • * • conscience. I was a killer once diameter. myself, although 1 culled It sport,” | he says. I think our soldiers comBolivia lank* second to the ' ilit* hark from overseas will res- United States in the production of.tungsten in the western hemi­ sphere. , the gun and 1 hope they will un- THE.SANFORD UERAJLD. SANFORD FLORIDA ------------- u----1----- ■ , - r — wm«»uinmi,ymiuiiiMtunnnMiyT7TTTT7TTT; i.^ n ;im iiiiin iiiM iiir» y ocial Ana ' Virginia I. Murphy To Be Guest Speaker 'P ersoni Activities Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith, proTel*. No. 148 gtam chairman for the luncheon • -» -. to be given Wednesday a t 12:3d P. M. a t the Womans. Club by Womans Auxiliary' ' the Civic Department, announced today that the guest speaker. To Meet Wednesday Mrs. Virginia Lee Murphy, bus recently returned from New York MONDAY The Full meeting of District I Mrs. C. L. West of Oviedo City where she completed a three Business Womans Circle will No. 2 of tho Womans Auxiliary m eet ut the home of Mrs. L. M. of the Episcopal Church, Diocese spent lust Tuesday in Sanford months study course nt the New York School of .Fine and Ap­ Tharp, 1100 Oak Avenue nt of South Florida, will be hcl 1 with friends. plied Arts. 7:30 P. M. a t tho Holy Cross EpUcopul Mrs. Murphy will discuss the Mrs. C. It. Rrel has returned Church in Snnford Wednesday TUESDAY Woodmen of the World will with Mrs. J. L. InKlcy, district from Kipgslund, On. where she latest methods and materials used for decorating. She has been visited friends for n few days. meet Tuesday evening ut 7:3U director, presidio?. promlncnty associated with in­ The Right Reverend Rishop D. P.M. a t -Park Avenue Hcaihiuart■Mrs. Jess'M osctcy has left for terior decorating for Central Wing, D. D., Rishop.* i»f South Florida, assisted by Reverend Jacksonville where she will spend Florida homes, stores, army amt - WEDNESDAY naval bases for approximately :* Covered Dish Luncheon ut Mark T. Carpenter, rector of n few days. 16 years. 12:30' P. M. sponsored by the 1Holy Cross Church, will open the _ . ,WJth Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Nonce Friends of Mrs. Raymond Bail meeting nt ------10:30 A. Civic Department of the Sanford wilt complete the progrnm with will regret to learn that she is Womans Club w ith Mrs. Kaln'n Holy Communion several piano selections. All memLuncheon wilt Be served ut the ill at her home In Lake Mary. Austin Smith ns program chair­ Iters are urged to meet n f the , man. Hostesses: Mrs. L. T. Doss, Mayfair Hotel at I *IP P M '•> Mrs.. J. W. Hall, Mrs. John the representatives of the fol- , •"rt; *,,to Caldwell ha* re- Club House at 11:30 A. M. to to Jacksonville after help place tuberculosis stamps Melsch, Sr., nnd Mrs. M argaret lowing cities: Cocoa, Melbourne, turned Titusville, St. Cloud. Orlando, i "Pendin- several dnys Jn Snnford. in. envelopes. Reardon. Winter Park. I.ougwood, Kisidm THURSDAY Mr. nnd Mrs. tJene Harrison USO Thanksgiving D u n c e meo nnd Sanford. liuvc returned to ■ Sanford to changed from Wednesday night make home at UJOt East f r to Thursday night.—' . ..Films To Be Showif- - Second theirStreet. •' In AttUnU, Ga., they’re pro- \ ~ IAt Methodist Church Mr. nnd Mrs. S, C. Dickerson bably saying, “th e fa c c is familiar, \ t * ------- V hie ■spending the ^ first week' of *) k tila r g e m e n l, • Two now. feature rpotton pic-, th*. hunting scilsoR' n r tficl# hut 1 can’t place llw lmif.**V"FW8; xling isn't at. . .Well the Size 4 x 5 _m ehim J i n dfl^hliA {. — one JNlmt-d in Inrttu, th e , judge im^Lukc Ashby. 1 is dye! It sccnut there arc tWjcc J umjyii: w e ig h t ppaper. a p e r. J uh L-- m a il -O th e r p o r t r a tying y i n g sscenes c e n e s — um H Jif: weighi uhL mall ’Tts iitanr hlomfc*’ in AtranU.nowa- the fumed • "fuzzy-wuzue# of Mr. nml M rs..J. M. Ellison nn.1 us there were six months this*ad, your favorite nega­ New Guinea — wl'.l lie shown daughter of Orlando spent the days ago. . .According to the Associ­ tive and 10 centa to Max in the First Methodist Church weekend with Mr. nnd Sira. S. ated nnd to lienuticians for Trainer, lit. 1 Box 27-B of Shnford next Wednesday eve­ M. RIChard of lion Frcitch Ave­ some.Press unknown reason the use of ning by the Rev. nnd Mrs. W. 11. nue. * . . Winter Park, Fla. hair tints and dyes has increased Ruff,'■of Atlnntu, Georgia. almost 6(1. per cent. 1 Blondes are This showing of up-to-theMiss .Jessie Durden. . was n setting the pace, with redheads a minute . motion pictures, with guest of Bruee Bolt nt the Alphn vl„„v close ............................ second. - Almost „a .____ photoI sound effects, is being sponsored Tnu Omega Fraternity house for graphic or shall we sny photoby the Board of Missions nnd rail rrolic* ut the University of eenic finish. Burnettes nre trailgo Church Extension of tho Metho­ Florida last weekend. ng .way behind. Dnrk tresses ini dist Church as part of a new just aren’t being worn this sea­ Friends of George Watkins will son. Mrs. Jestile L. Henderson, • and moderriimolhod of education OPEN 1:00 P.M. ! in the religious and missionary regret to learn he Is suffering who presides over one of A tlanta's field. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ruff, on a with a broken leg. He is re­ largest beauty sulons, says tho LAST DAY! ; leave of absence from their At- cuperating at his home 1613 hair tim ers and dyers are a i 1until church,, are spending three 1’nlmctto Avenue. younger olarfs than usual. Older K&TM * v . > months travelling by auto and women have dyed for years—col­ Miss Martha' Perkins, student orfully. speaking: and the bobby-, . trailer in Florida, showing these of F.S.C.W„ spent tho weehe ml sox kids have swelled the sales I pictures. I fIjMI B to n o j “We, Too, Receive'’ is the tRlo with her parents, Mr. and Mr*. of peroxide. But this year it's 1 "'11'•; INUOII0UV llt HNICOlOS , of the picture laid in New B. L. Perkins nt their homo the in-between nges who seem just to lie tired o f,it all. They're I Guinea. “.Wheels Across Asia" 800 Magnolia Avenue. tired of looking mousy, or lust I was filmed in India bv the Mis* ss Sylvia Melsch, freshman plain feel a blonde urge . . .Whut 1 famed Denis - Roosevelt Expedi­ Tues. — Wed. F.H.C.W.. will •participate color will vou have ? t i o n : In addition to these ,'eu- a t F.B.C.W.. If Mexicans and Peruvian* ■turcs there will be n short srenic Nov. 23 in iho annual Odd and Understanding! film taken in America's national Even Athletic demonstration*. roiild see what a I .os Angeles de­ lOOKINO OUT OF A WINDOW nt (lieir glfllvotne (I tf.-mt rn-nr Sp.ii l uii parks; and a kodnchionio pic- .She will he piano accompanist signer lias done with their motifs, tmrg, S. C., Gene At’^us Is pictured (top) with Ins wife Ineking over tlie . Powerful! I vnti'd have a lot of popeyed neon*. turitntlon entitled “Missions hi for the Odds. 62 acre* of farm land presented to liioi by iidinlrim; m i,:Iit>r. S.m-nt a ----------j For drslgrcr. l ouclln Rallerine, Southeast Asia." ^ aama C/^aa/a/i slinrecroppcr, and winner of tile Cnngrrviionnl Mett.d ol llniiiir for horn. Sgt. W alter Lee Stoudennnrc,; has done some very tricky things -— of- *•Ism on Luzon, Atkins hopes to make it a model (ami. (fnltrnnliiiaal) Jr. son Mr. and »•Mrs. W. t,. with Mexican peasant style* nnd Slotulonmlre, bus arrived In New suggestions from ancient Peru. York City after spending twenty She presents a forward looking 2 cu p s r l ir s ti i u ts months in Europe with the parade of sports and play clothes. la b le sp p o n s s a la d .While vou’rs stoking the fire — Army. Tir^ v txtitng van-tnat-smiipHnug to ■ cun butter or TJT with—"muter unmi the . with Miss Treuholm Grlmball is stoke itpicture d cup cream of sun clothes and bring moved today from (he nr***Iy Suit nni) .pypper,. lathing ju ita . beach cyslumes, k «*»« Fetuald-L aughlon Meraptiab Dos- and bieyele to*»-nU 'of-tbcnv lloite Place e h o iu m tO i tiakipir General Ho*, Up In shocking "color*. * pinti to t he l)tiH |fe Gen Trnn with sal ml oiFniid l>nke in Fm |— Tmal rfTOrfrirtmi where she will \VKI I INC* " Out., NV% IB The idea, it aeems. is to wear degree oven twenty minute:.. Re. of a next to nothing—but to make the move' shells and skin-, with u . Oitro a hunt* i u Im ^http^hii'iril I | be under the medical enre c WUS hone specialist. "next" as colorful nnd er.-itini; as sliiilh knife. Coul. Iiuts ill liuiliiii; wil.l (Imi'Kh hh*I htii'iiufor'iittti'Ki'l,1 pro* can. We *UU ran’l heln won­ sullerl w ater Mil •inimilcs. Mean- •OnVt'Mi Murptu I'ithhii* ™ {{s, I^slfo Mnughton ralitmeil vou dering what would the Me* leap tinie, wash and clean epcniita and I'I"»'I*»I It *»tt| H11*'4■; llatal *s’ I'i «»* ..'I «l t o ’i 'JUkTU. ANNOUNCRMENT ... TlSr/clay JtiSHrUJiJlMCJiL lira* •uensants" and Ole old Peruvlm - cook them in bnllfng salted unti l \JtltiHfn\vl wnnfii «*at; Kiir l!tt ----------I>o»m duty with the Army. .He thtnk-U until done (16 to 20 ■toiioitc 1, ym i v In* h i I*v4*1 atiMtnu i Iumh jncCOBB. R»lpH-W«tt DKH-4/e nml Mrs:rr b»M-raeeived. Jlls-.iUsrluirt I I Ihm—kiiM) — ■I TfiiTldg lioTiTI bupPfs nt thp-Br-i tlrntn nTrrurz ":imr i lii'»i-nrit—rrr-f Mr. ami residing with his parent* Went announce the birth of a f double #'tlo- ti'i Mill old iia tm e lover, Mrs.,,,'jam es' Moughton *’»i‘' 'the'i'r, mim.le High Schooi foi.tUII game ! placf logethor in lop daughter. Susan Ann. Nov. Ill Iminn lie*I 1021 EKast . e..K. r YOUKl.I u n r.i.i . i noucr. iner or maigarioe nixiibd w11--111 a.- many us 200 jihI Second Seennd Street. Street. ’ Ermav Irld av wsrei wsrej aA. ■boiler. aim Add mbutler ■u t tho F cm tld-L 'ugh'on Mem­ home home 1021 East Second » lre c u . J 0 j ,N , VBVt am| Mlt. OW ENS: urfd .cream. Season to tiinly « Mb him- winged It :ij h a t e (locked nt orial Hospital. a lime t" iK‘ee|il -i-iilteii’d loud, Mr. and Mr*. Clyde Wright . . . . HOBBY NEWMAN te lls ,-all nod popper and allow tn u the story of a country bov lo o k -'main over hot water until welt sin - "wIM dtlcks an - m y . p e l s . " nnd ilnughter, -Sally, of New Mi. and Mrs. W. F. .Tlrunson " VVlii‘n jo u live uniting (lie Big around Peimslyvaniu Ktntiuo licaled. announce tho birth of u »on Nov. Smyrna were the guests Friday in New York City nml drawling.| At my grandmother's Thank w ilie ilo n l nil gel to know J hose night of Mr. and Mrs. Herman 1 IS at the Orange General Hospltable and ■ probably al oli) i liurui ler* uud p ers o n slitirs Morris. Little Solly Wright is '.Sure would hold n lot of hay. giving tul in Orlando. yours—there uere always al leant m u In-no In woiuler. n lie lh r r they spending a few day* witli the eh7" — C. E. T; three ilenni-rt*. nml everybody had n-iilli it 111• I from people," lip said, When Princeton was founded Morris family. *■**(*■*t fen nrtytf _ a hit nf each. Pumpkin pie, : erve,| "III l.u l . tlie gen tie in--*, of mime t2 o f its 23 t tub tecs wore I*resa t Uie tnDli- by the hostess, i* tin- and Hie nu-.in Irail* id ol hers reEllen Meriwether, student at byterian ministers. one mast traditional Thatlkngivini: mind o e ,i g reat ilenl of some Hartford Seminary. Im* been ic^ people." J PRINCESS Tho scherzo in nuislr takes its moved from the Hartford llos. Meke It A Real Thankhciiing dessert, unit if you wish to neiie M utpla, a Tiuiiict high-wire miner as an alternate, not an pital in_Jlnrtford, Conn, mid it enme from tho Italian word for OPEN 5:30. P.M. Today By CHARtlLETTE ADAMS addition, you wll probably fin-1 | peilmiuei op u'ldcyile.'tinnght Ills recuperating from a recent oper­ •’Joke." Am orlated Pres* F«*«H Editor RONALD . iu»,t uit of- i lollies in ill17, aliil takers. ation. Mr*. Annie C. Moriwrther For the first time in year* wej many W ill -i.iitniiig : inn-N uud old ThnnkHgiviiig Pumpkin Pie hns ' returnod from visit in? her have right nnd tens on to he deep­ COLMAN nr the presidents of 76 eol- duughter. | elntlii ■dlte,- and -uiinuei lie2 cups rooked, strained pump ■ leges in operation liefoie 1810. ly thankful at tho 11116 season of | i no i- -t I w en-*i,t iliv-s op, my kin -IN 30 wore graduates of Yale and hqvcsl. We can have really top| III I it:, woiildll’t knot me." % cup sugnr Mr. uud Mr*. IL M. Itumbley notch Thanksgiving dinners nnd n | “ARROW SMITH” 22 nf Princeton. 1-j tenspooii suit | One i-l Miiipli)'s prize* wus a Jr. nml young *on, Robert Mr- pood time. Many of tho “ absent | 3 egg* ' w hile.lim ited gmi-e. a hint of the — A I-SO — Miliaa, of Washington, D. C. f l lends" we’vo toasted will I Im *w t « hicli found Its way to • 2 eups scalded milk Until the middle of the lllth arrived Sunday by plane nnd are with us this year fn person. “PENTHOUSE : ho m -'i-h . in 10.17 ulld " i ll ii n a 1 teaspoon cinnamon century, Argentina had it high visiting at the home of Mr. and So phi your very best on U)*'! u cck e i eiilitig from Ids hand. percentage of illllcrarv. Mi teaspoon ginger Mrs. H. M. Rumbley 610 Pnl- table and give your Thanksgiving! . RHYTHM” Icaspnnn allspice m rtto Avenue. They Plan to loin guests reason to In* thank fit1* with '*• tenspeon nutmeg Tlie number nf telephones in Max Rumbley In Haines City The silver, crystal and china must teunponn doves [Idtia Collier • Kirby Grant Argentina doubled between l'J2ll ; where they expect to make their he their sparkling best. A beauti­ 14 teuspnnn mate plain pn-dlv and ' 1013. «l home. ful white Irish linen damask cloth, plfiln past re pressed without a wrinkle. I* ex­ Line a 0-ineh pic plate witli pan­ it MOUSE SENDS A WIRE actly the right background. The try atul flute edge to make .i BALTIMORE, ..UF)—1"Mtss U - nicest decoration for the centt-r of standino rim. t'umlii"....... . I..... uisc, one of Bgltimore'a tamest your table i* a great bowl of fruit tn egg yolks, one-fourth cup mice, come* closer to being an and nuts which the guest* c*u sugar, cult nml spices. Stir in milk electrical engineer than probably cut a t the end of the m"’ 1—<( and pumpkin gradually. Bent re -1 any other of the cat-food aperies. they’ve any corners into which to malning sugar into »liffy beaten I egg whites. Fold hcnU-ti e g g ' Stumped electrician* a t t h e tuck more food! Turkey* are plentiful thin vein ] whites into mimpkin mixture. | Army’s Holabird Signal Depot have j t here were unable to draw a wire and if you cun you’ll surely Turn into ppstry-lincd |de idnte ■with—r Wc will a t t e m p t s fill •all’ ordunrW cdncsday-forThrough- a~ p articularly-toT tuour one.— A ~course of - turkey -wit iW T ittk c’ iit m n —in rrrrs -tn i—i n rno-il hole. Holabird Janitor Jerrv trimmings i* enough to fill rm> t minutes. Reduce heat ipiirklv to of us more-moderatc-than-our 326 degt ■•cs (tiy holding oven uoor Tift WUOT AFRICAN PldMV Carter nominated his pet, “Mi** young 4 to 5 pound roasting thickens. Louise," fo r the Job. The wire grandparents eaters to the brim open) i .id hnkr 30-40 mlnuti v (tktPKAWIG ARY. OH ANfWEAAOa card was fastened to the animal If you feel th at it isn’t a part., longer, nr until a dry knife in­ AROUND FO U R F E E T H ie * ). serted in tlie renter nf the piz TMES£.Ltmi FELLOW* ARE VMV which was then coaxed through without an openi-ir cnurnij. h-i" PIAVflh. AND HAVE AH AFFEC-noNaver, you’ll probably please ynui tomes toV eleuii. the hol*^_________________ | ■ ATE OlfcPOfliriON. family best it you make the rlr»t I ’ * * •*» course a light one. A d e a r souu ONE FOR THB BOOKS • c.i commercial hunk is good, or oysters on the half 'I here's nothinio: avCHICAGO, OP)—The Chicago shelj, if you nave a fish-murkrt Public Library nominate! George which will arrange and deliver !era/?e about FAR­ 2205 Sanford Avenue F. Anderson as the perfect cus­ them a t tha right moment. I’h. 924 With the tm>'oy v t i will, o f I R E L L ’S A R C A D E tomer. He took out a book a week for 60 years, and never had one course, havo either rice or pota­ jl/KG. S T ORE . This toes to “ take up the gravy." Per­ overdue. sonally, I love the gtblel gravy I is I lie store where almost os much as the bird itself. Then, there should be onion* In you’ll find the finest. some form—either creamed or baked. A turkey cries out for this accompaniment. Make the vege­ table a special one. Our grand­ parents always had a t least threc ' or four. Ona’a enough for us, psr' PACKAGE fv1 C>MLr tlculsrv If It has an extra touch ! MMT AT, ARtAPt 6106. T k o K tW tf Brussels Bp routs With Chestnuts 1 jacked b/ (food S e rv ic e / J ON THE LAKE FRONT *— a■lh fi ■■ sip u - i —— I Ilka this: Brnaaala Sprouts With Chestnuts eletjr Editor: Cecelia Trultick oSocial Calendar P e r s o n a\h TERRACE TALK , THE SONG OF MSADEIIE riTnr TERRIES $ 6 .9 5 Dayton Murphy Is AVild —i"will ■ wcoon res’ itVt true A nice robe i*r dressing jjnwn tK -< m e -lt« n - u-ni««-M *ldom -im > n*fr»r h»rri"eif— . . .vet it makes a delightful gift and one «;f ntir ROYAL STzVNDAItH ridies will make him a t er t‘o w 1 >.— i ji'Hni. —- . 0 — — r . . . ur selection is tremendous B - L . P e r k in s “Correct Men’s Wear’ Favorite Menus I'or »/ yntnif', Jinr-te.\tum l look FORTHANKSGIVING TENDR-FRY POULTRY c u e A N S J N-C. C H A I N a m Wash your face with these jlaiutv (link gruin* several times a week. Notin’ how sunn your failed summer tan gives way to a Irrighter, (reslier look . . . noth e how much fincr-[*ored. your *kiu seem#. As rxtra help against caiKpktiuu* pon1* . . . use Hygienic Poile a# a night cream. It has a soothing rITni. Each i Oh,Oil'S WrongWay!, : F A R R E L L ’ S MOTOR’S INN COM In Custom&rsWilh' \ AD VERTISING 1 pin• »-11- Y o w e lls SANFORD INVITES YOU TO DROP IN FOR i r Breakfast . ★ Luncheon Of Course,- You Want ir Dinner PROMPTNESS ^Sandwiches — Special Orders * ttO Ulfc i ■ ■ ■- On Yotrr Auto Repair Work HOLLER MOTOR SALES With Our Large Crew of Mechanics, Modern Equipment, Large Part# Stock, -Special Tooli you’re sure of it at 20ft W. tal 81. .;**.; fr? ------- -- — i f b — i. *»■: *■><-. ,*»zvt !» to ito! a t* . �mbs u y ut jijw. M O N D A Y , N U V H M H ttK III, 1013 TUB HANFOKD ItEttAU K flftflF tm iy FLOttlDA T URKEY Tjllffi With a. record-breaking crop of turkeys headed for the m arket and holiday celebrations. It. is a gbod time [or homemakers to tertbS DW « t i f " t S - ban* of th* neck, fold It toward the back of. thy hod; and faste.i IrifR a few atfw ntj. Kuo th» e ir . ill over with fa t and a little sal. 4md pepper.,' A shallow, uncovered pan h best for cooking a young turkey, riacc a ia£k under the bird keen It from a rack in der ths hj-d to keep It from sticking and to allow hot air to c Im itate. The broiling tray and rack of some tinge* can l>e used, though .h nzu of tha tray interfere*- with the circulation of air flml Is -ilkciy to slow down cooking time. WTfen Ming a very shiltow broiler tray, pan dripping* must hs posted otf from time to tjme. S tart the tu r­ key rooking breast down. ‘Dcn't put w ater In the bottom of the pan when cooklng-’a yotmg bind. Steaming break* the skin and force* juice out of the meat, ( <>iA nt moderate temperature. Poultry Is toughened a id h--'!>” ture, i* a good-rufe. A 10- to ed by intense heat. The larger the turkey, the lower the tempera- [ 1.1-pound bird will take abofUZUti, to 4 'v,. bawls aV 30O degree* "Fa- ‘ hrenheit,*0 ft Jarger-iblnl. 14 to IT ounds, requires 5 to 6 httywi a t TS degrees. However, n o n a r d and fast rules about.rooking time! can be given, us some bird* cook faster than others. -• ,___ ■ " young, tedder k m with * geherod* foakbig or f i t tlddfr ‘Ole *l[i¥, a WflPhnindarf hoy, ft Wail fleshed brtfcit, TkWMertlshei. and ROBERT A. WILLIAMS UEAL ESTATE-BROKER Phene 732 Atlantic Rank Bldg, Thanksgiving Day! IJOME Controlled Fey Iceberg Lettuce Eraju:i;6r, Grapes Celery, Lge. Stalk . I ' r r . l l*amphtM . Whole or Piece -.:.... f ; nhd Itfric pldht Ih staim' I W. GlbarmtCarey, president of the rWm mrtpiiata«gWrytn~ i w.wtiyHiRmflrfWi j demanding a maintenance of member*! l few pinfeathers. Offtw and groom the turkey, and I spt Inklr the Inside of rhe body I with salt. TMcn pul id the stuffingj but do not pock it tob tightly a* II needs roolii Id expand when ■It absorb* Juice* that roftk out of tho.bird. Finish of of *t nr ai Id bf ar ^ u s le -JroquauUx w i t h , | > a r r : :pNl**Pt ;t>» fu t. Baste-- n smnll or mediumsited lord svery 30 tc 45 in In: ten. i * larger bird evei^r hour. Turn Jhe bird every time it is baste 1, . lifting It at head a n d foot, with a • clean, white cloth to' protect the hands. This will Iteop parts M ind­ ing high in the ovyi from cook­ ing faster.th an the rest. agreement \ itHftrg] Ga. Yams. .............. 5-lbi Diamond Brand Walnuts AUttonris....- .......... . lb. No. I Stuart P eca n s....... uhrffcV- the Wc cmry full line Thankugiving Trimmings for thnt Turkey Dinner, viz Parsley, Green Onlnrts. Radisfyet, Cukes, Green l’e(.per, Broccoli, Cauliflower nntl BriWsel LEGAL NOTICE I rot I'tH I I t r if t t . H T , N IN T H J I'H Ii r iM - u lT n r r i . n H i u a , k m s is iiu : m i \t i . ru n ,‘fronts. i* i'ii a xi'Kitv. V«. .-mu. HKItSIK.il. 11A111i MAS, • Sanford. Florida 'fetish I-l'raT S tre T l * •pfT FREE SALE ro m iila liiM H , VH n U K K IIA U lu l.W , D rfi-hiJniit s t a t ic o r i t .i i i i i i i a F it A N O W T ill: Til KUANrKM nUKK 11.Ml11MAN: .V an a re J ir r .liy im lir ir il tlm i n full Its* in i n III, ,1 I,, tin- r i r r n l i Ifn u rl nf X i-m iiicil. C „ t i n t ,, r im l,In, In Hu- m ilt n f llr rn l,- II- II rdiiinn. riMiiuliiliirnil, v, I'm nrrs Iml, r- iln riln m n . ile fe n d u n l. C lm n e e ry l i-Mis Sil lPlied Turkeys. New York Dressed No. to »l>taln n illv o r iT . Vm , r -qulnul In rili- > nur w r l l l r i i i y p in r nnri- on o r lirfo ri- th e f lr ii- r n lh lin y of m - r r n ilo r . A. I*. 1*4*. i IV I TXKWH m y lisn it nm l „ ; i l ns t ' l .i It of III* f l r c i i l l C o u r t of H rnilanlv C o u n ty , n n r lit u , Mils is n t li * n .» t „ . ^ i ws nwr — My U I.. U u n llr k . inrywlti . M n trrr m* n i i - — ' IJ. r , WANTED 50 .PIANOS .LTfldF- Jl,|o' lb; .r / 49c:Veal Roast K ln e f o r W eal l.n n f . . _ . Ground Beef ........ lb...... . Ga. Cold Storage • , '1 - , , I. c K i i n t N i t r a ftld. llicys*. Ilalk Baltimore Oysters .... pt. Mince Meat K .I , k i t n i S . l.r t Baltimore Oysters .... p t ^ect Chuck Itoaat lb Pork Sausage .... lb. bag .-. W l.n n .ia Lamb Legs lb. Sharpe\Cheese ■ ' * ' ‘ ‘J ' ■ ' it -n ^ w i ir m e w - WHl pity up to $300 for { Spinets, HtiuHns, or Bn by G nim k __ , i __ ' 25c 82c , , 80c 39c $100 for U p r I « h t Plain emu.*. .. Writ* Dirfter Wester 709 R. Florid* Ave. . 'j u v r n I M m Um UW I T S a s iu g S is t S rrrse - 1 » . Its h r V rn r R eal W h ra V m C A T E P .^ N G 2 cans' FLOUR p ark ed 5 lbs 29c 10 lbs 57c 25 lbs L39 G Q S H , ONLY A PEN NY! Once a penny was a fortune to, a aixyear-oltl. it could, buy an oil-day sucker, yards of licorice shoestrings, or a syrupsmothered scoop of shaved ice- A penny would pay fpy fhprbles, a tin whittle, or even a little lead soldier, It was the ceiling price for a ngw top-stripg. Nowodays, a penny won't buy much for a little boy. But it purchases a lot o f laborsaving electricity. Sonny ipay sniff.4 a. penny for running an errand — yel tyat sanie ptmny wtil (at' average bouseholirates| do any o f thi??, ^ . . H 'i Guriveit* ill 11 AH Your Bakery Needs *• ■ - *i r- , always fresh when you buy It at Sacramento Grade “A" fbM ATO j u j c e ' 4,6-oz. can 21c . Robb’s Homb Bakery W. 1st Phone SOI-J o. 2 can • RVN a SEWING MACHfNB. 4** AFTERNOON in*#rw^r?^TT Tomato sauce can 6c • KEEP A REFRIGERATOR COLO FOR 4 HOURS • V/$U VM CfEAN 10 LARGE RUGS Seasoning pkg. X0c i Ketchup nr*iaflonrn> % LIGI^T A JO-WATT BULE FOR 6 HOURS QocktaU S au ce.. 22c • RUN THE WASHER FOR tS TUBS OF CLOTHES, • GIVE XOU THE CORRECT 11MP f o r 7 PAYS Margarine 1-lb. ctn. 25c UMl| I A s U s * . 1 l| L u M vM 1 1 t i m*1 1 Olives,3 oz. jar 20c • KEEP A RADIO PLAYING FOR 3 HOURS V , Cake Flour pkg. 25c Yes, a penny is still big money — elecaverage family gets chelectricity for Its money as li 'ears ago,. Keeping l l s k r l l 's C at Extract sm. ML 12c flitr a BS v- Cheese 2 lb. loaf 65c '•iTO'swSi'ii-i l i r a * M rif u n r* 10c Pickles W o*. Jar 18c j ■• I ~ -'1 ■ ■ , ^ — Toilet Soap 2 Bars 1 �-•Hf- M O N D A Y , N O V B M IIK R 19. I M S 3?W e Gadgets, A*<i THE O LD HOM E TO W N IM cM ahon's Atom Study Coium illa* Ranks Hoy/ High. Frnthhifli), SftiqiPr, By STANLEY W A t t D e y e ip g ^ i At, W righ t K eW I H t y W O U L D READ YOUR A D r D0NT CAf?^ WHAT O u|m aniiuy*fM t VfMWW* • Special to Centraf. Pens ^ WASHINGTON-Youthful Senator Bflen McMahon. fDl. of, Con­ necticut. who came to hem! what may income the, Sennit;*,, tv\cvit Important committee In It* Impart on the. Amid by a sort of, poeti­ cal accident, tn working hard to lay the groundwork Tor, a. srftaathr working study nf atomic energy The one-time crack prosecutor for the, Ju*Uce dfpartjrtrat kpnwa ho ha* a big hurdle tn clear: he must,' tft^w proper, di^TBW*., Ip •u c h n b le iin d dominant old-timers a*. Senator Tpth CoithAJly. Ityl m u e m M f l E k i or Texa*. Senator, A/WW *i, Vandonhinc Iftj Of. • '»- H H p Michigan, and Senator, Rdi'ln C John*ait ID) of, ' \ Colorado, and still he; the, t*i»a. of th * atomic energy committee. :-':R ______He made a cautious beginning Before the __ _ __ ^ :V group's nrsi moiling rftwfiirrfh trtciTTtj Tfrawtitm— trrr"nnt only ctrrTi tclty w ^ -W B out on his views on natlonel end; International ne**, b ;L .r:i T O O , IF IT ARPEARED HERE T H A T P A D IO D(zTcTOf2 ■SAY'S X F /N D fT M IS O L D BfcOOM 15 Q U A K E R ? Goml t,rooming and tfnpd denning go liuiid in hand , . no niio can hr w dl groomed won ring soiled, uWfuI- wtinkleil clothe*. * ----- J ' C W - policy Hr h.ii J: A- ■ Life " BBT-f I 1llrvy* i think I'm in a different role today Hnrdlnp on E jB g g 4 o ) B » tmm v e d u e s r I don't want to talk now except-*-* |»dv... v T w h e i l I sprak for the committee." Kor general views he referred newsmen to i jm earlier speeches—specifying that the stories make (k aen ers ore too cnlivcnfiimal," b. It clear that these were pre-committee Chair­ t tcLl rdtalljui. that ni o ii'ul 11 trait man, McMahon mnnshlp^speeches. •years rdf|t 'vo c.fu’djt’t —c : ' • Heading the ''v a stly . Important eoounittelf? thPm Ifiterestrd in building u* foL . .McMalw*. ta lU a tA j dot«)iMn*iUoB f«*A; f r«a»wan senator.' The accident happened this Way: Johnson'w anted "the-atom ic nirrm ft. - Thrv--*TTtTt~it—fouldrtT commission bill to go to the military affairs committee, of which be ilony; that cyon ir it louli! what market would there be fo he wqa acting chairman. them?* Vnitdenberg fought that. He wanted it to go to his proposed Joint, So Crnm and hi* nsistants *ct Hpujc and Senate committee—which the House never olrcjrd. about the task and produced one McMahon introduced the resolution far the special Senate com* which, small mmitrli la hold In Aniline. Vandcnberg endorsed It a.i second bfst. Because McMahon aponsoi cd the legislation, he wa^ entitled by custom to the chairmanship. Johnson triad to Invoke the seniority rule that applies to ’stand­ ing committees, but failed reportedly because Majority Leader norm ini Kt*ti rt?%tinrn nvwnrAtk AIU.ii BarkUy IDI of Kentucky, stood pat on the customary procedure. Back of It all remained the fact that a freshman stole the march wn* flown to Aluskn a year or so on Ute,veterans, who were late ip appraising the Importance of the ago, to he||i •‘ground-wavky" pi­ r»‘fr merntliig unit, which can make committee and failed to pick their man to sponsor the compromise. lot* overcome inactivity due to do puunitR of lee ctiiic* daily and • • • • inclement weather. ■tun■- fund for 10(1 men for four • AMONG THH ITEMS the United Stales will seek wficn the Or an Artny-tievtlopad electric ’palatial Japanese embassy Is handed over In Washington la ex­ pected to Iks evidence Ihdlcatlni* whether Ambassador ltltchlsaburo Nomura knew th a t Ujp Pearl I lather attack was Impending. OPERATORS lie was carrying on* nepotist!cp* for "pcacc".at the-tlme and. a* a navgl officer. wn* trusted by Tojtyo more than most envoys. Starting Rate The Navy whs understood to have opposed hostilities. Nomura was a genial best In the opnaje edifice on<Embassy Row, which 6 days — $2fi.00 Sfifiniid the tjnltiiince of Um Uritilh embassy nearby..-------------- ?tom fufiplional periodic pain ____ 8)mH* or Married Kitehiaaburo Nomura entertained occasionally In a lavish manner. 3 to 5 Day Dry Cleaning S erviceAm-s lfi :J5 Shortly after hi* nrrlval In the United States he Experience Ifnnccwsnry held his first and only new* conference, spoke conNomura •train ef prrkidili* diilrn i Tafctn 5 Day Laundry Service tUM a tav u r. i t g h o tild iU m u ta ia a p p H l ia • I’uid tvhije leaynlRR. siderably of the folly of a Pacific w t# and endonxJ lovlsh dictation.* tbtic help build rwriit* Ilrin g .in fl.ontiipji the rnll sv'Dinti band-box frculino**! LAN 1$V ^ y . 4 ’1,J^VNIN <. ( ■) Ifreihte C'M ON- fR E S H iE / WE'RE GONNA RUN AW AY/ WE*RE GONNA GO WHERE THERE'S ACTION/ NO fAORE ( -I NEC is AN’ 1 EAR WARSimiti! (J GIT YOUR ,<:J S T U F F / COME ;■• NC l C 1 H! €V CHORK'lUT SOCirS TELEPHONE Howwomenaw/ girls maygetwantedrelief -----^ e - After the conference, he ju jucorted co rted hla his vliitora to to. -. — - Mas! Mosl— —— a table lo.a'.ed with ocotch and^coi!* and delicacies. , ,___ - Ho drank only soda water. An'tdde explained quietly that Nomura was not n atu rilly abatcmloua. Alcohol made hla glass eye—the original b|own out when a Korean patriot threw a bomb at him—water. j rtu u r .to'tBmdZmMtm. ag H • _______| __ To _dha iviifta pm] cue iitjRif fUMllootl pincdle m u m , fry It I Need .1 iLAXATIVC? BE SURE WITH PURE DUck-Dt.ughl SPECIAL NOTICE F r e u M s a U f ltf C U a e iL .^ wJ df Overtime A. I’ahL vAcati # Taxi-cab hr r vice for laic houra APPLY CHIEF OPERATOR 8 - 5 weckdnyw . SalurdavH 8 - 12 H J M L j i c w -fiiy to tn e ra .a^rn l U ipir jn u iid ry laBt t h r ee tittyn o f w eek. P hone 475 Bread. SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY CO SOD'^HERN BELL TEL. & TEL. CO. Phone 475 LONE RANGER I Aulo, Accessories * # • Battery Kechartfinif • Tires and Tubes # Road Service IN' TINSMITH /VtAH llRSur I d B E COME THE B O S& M O N 1 Vi E L L , LOOK/i L IK t I'V E O O t SOM E WORE CUS r IT 'S A U TTir r .iM TO HOLP v .OIPER 1 IN PI S E E V *- YEAH, BUT FIRST I'LL MAKE A»TlMv ER'6 PAM" '---------------- 1 TOME P S . r Jack K. Morrison Phone &7 2pi North Pork RENT A CAR RENTA TRVCK OiTON) xov dbwb w . THE A D S IN THE P A p EC .M O M *'L M EAN f o r t h e RING WE FOUND.' THEY’R E O FFERIN ' A BIG CHUNK FOR -m A G E W jty 5 D * f— IT G IV E S T H E «—■ PHO NE TD BU IZ! MAkTE <— THEM OE' SCRIBE J THE ri N G .K TSAW * lUadKMMToM-Wiu” Model* LEM M E S E E HOW LL I SPEN D MV'----- r— COfCiFTHei1REW ARD ‘ r 1 T'1 WAIT. THE n u m b er IS JIN S L E * Exdasira Maytag Fsatarsl * Important ~Po*C-Wiss” PBO N B m - IHEM [ 3 Q (o S f Y *N M Q ^U q|lgd«M A Coma la now, for fu^ da V-BRiVITTINC RANDALL ELECTRIC CO, 112 Magnolia Ave " Phone 113 SSAKm. -1 LY SWOON Y iU B E H O M E THIS EVENING/" IF / YOU'D ^ ia d r p e p voice Y THIS WAS A G IR L GEE/ MAVBE THEY VslERS ENC3A 3 E D . WILL THAT pew ard purusiN T O COMH CNSJ2 AND IP EN P fY NUMBEfi f THE R IN G * K T £\ Z *& M rn By PAUL ROBINSO CAN YOU Dh ANY IN ITIALS OQ ANY-* THING EN G R A V ED OfJ H*; i, 1r -m 1 -WITH TWO, KINOA LONGl sq u a r e : cur W v tt- c 1 1 "1 �t s « t > ■;---------------------- -------------------- ~ * PEPPER AT DACHAU TRIAL TWO FARMS FOR SALE—One 3 acres, tiled land, 1 good well, 2 story house. I car garage. 1 cool house, 000 ft. West of Lake Monroe Post tlfffee. One —J> acres, all tiled, good well, 2 afory houoe, 2 story bairn, tt mile west on Orange Boule­ vard, J. W. Bell, Lake Monroe, Phone 16. TWO BEDroom bungalow, mod­ ern, furnished. By owner, 308 E. 7lb St. VEGETABLE plants for Vlctoiy Gardens end large acreage Corel linger, Red, and Chine *r Cabbaged ' Collards; RrocciUi White Bermuda Onions: Neck lass Rutabagas; Escarole, Ice berg lettuce; Rutger Toma­ toes; 1 yesr old Rh, bsrli RboW n>^Tmntr~plmit g r * a : c : Thyme;—Finnaithie; Dill ami -SUawberry. p!_ani». Fresh veg«. tables and oranges packed *to ship. J. W. Bell, Lake Monroe, phone 15. Brand new, solid • -ROOFING aluminum jh e e f rooflnffT V- lit-c ' THE SANFOHD HERALD, 8ANF0RP. FLORIDA P A G E E IG H T H rr * FILL up w ith . ketwsene and fuel oil before winter. . II. B. POPE CO. INC. * " NEW YORK. Nov. id, <£>}— Y.BRID Chicks, special price, Morldn’s Senator Claude Pepper Rhode Island Reds, New Damp* will be nmonp IIiokc present nt shires, White .and Barred Ply- opening session* of the trial of mouth Itocks, Pullorum testod 4t) top Nasi officials of the nochicks, each Me, J00 for 1115.75. furious U s c h n u Concentration Leghorn pullete, 4 weeks old, Camp. ,n„ chicks u f f ’ we W lthm w 2 Urge I nt Thc lri»' tfH,ny «» scheduled open 100 will“ shin ,)nfhau befow „toUriUed metal feeders and State* military government genewaters free of chargj. Poultry rn, court. Farm, 713 So. Howard Ave.. i _______________ Tampa, Fla. The gasoline used by one Su- SIT. WANTED— f|W* to Tokyo umi back unulil (in overage motorist REFINED, white woman would i yenra like some light work. Box 20., c/n Herald. ItUSiNESS SERVICE DODGE • PLYMOUTH PARTS AND SERVICE 109 Palmetto Are, Phone lo ll WE‘ ARE- fDllv equlppcet" and -knov. how to reeup your tire*. Natural rulhei oi eynthctic. we protect tiie sidewalls of ._yoiir tire. Jones l i r e -Shop, Cor. ljjg*£ml Elntp-fmine 00845$ ’fTODY*AND” Fcnder dent*,' pa hit Injury or fading should be corrected now to combat aging 'and weathering. A now pain­ less method awaits you at YATES AUTO PAINT _A •"Alumt 00 p*r cent of the pulp----------- ■ j a oft 1. cut 10. Uw Im llnl Slates is TAhfl’A, ,Nov, 10, l/ry— The c.it+ieti in IrueUfl.sJl or. j a r t of Florida .Tax Assessors Asaocia- the Wny from woods to ml ITS. tion h a. named L O. Hanatn of ,inn 1800 arv .H fln .J student* 1800 H Harvard fine.l students Broward County President of the whn went to to a- party nnr(v in i„ Boston n n«,nr. , who went Association for the eneulng year. ( $fi. „ v ||lto r lo the tbcatro WM . Am I. F s M I s p Spafkle .. pkg. .a 5c ' P rtH n i N Mustard lib jar 9c ‘■ f l m h f a a t mt t'k a m e lo n * * ' N n*. Wheaties........... 10c A a k la r * — K r n l i , C r U * I Ik . ‘•Prenriums 17q | m e a l) C O L E M A N ’S • OFFICE SUPPLIES . if* til* IIon lira l»to II* W, Wit.re. *fc>vii ii I % , d oiEiri" «*|s .H**iillfiul«i 1‘fiutil v, on Hit* Full ,4my *<f I *$*• 1945,- fur fiiipmvjil uf name filial illriHmritfi tin Admin- ON A THICKLY WOODED HILLSIDE of M f. Beacon, ju st oustlde uf the enttttvr uf j\nilruw Beacon. N.Y. aplintered Tffw uige of n Navy plane in which ilfififiitfc’dv Cpffijfltfoir Dixie, Kiefer, he nwtflwi—w.mma n iei of "The-- Fighting MART n t j t r-vaa Iflrnlrir i»f lit** n r M « -O* f l Eversharp Pena Tynewriters T n Jy * ri)et death. Five others‘were killc'iL.wben lha~pliiua .hit a fop'CfiBfrtl. hidefen erni; and exploded. “Capthln Dixie", at the time of his death 'Mkty cnnuKjiider of IhfetNaval Air Station a t Quormet Point, R.I. (International) EGGNOODLES 3-5oz. Pfegs. 17c V» »>. 4*ky. * S4r *• % fl9c EVAP. MILK 2 Tan Cans 17c Mfg. A Distributing Co., ^r.O r Box 3361, 010 Lancaster Drive, Orlando. Phone 21730. BABY BED, good condition. Phone 33(1-J, 32 CHRYSLER roadster, good running condition, 5 good tfres. . Under . OPA . ceiling. , Ph°n« 810-J. SIMMONS BABY BED and-m at­ tress, good as new, man’s pocket jewel Howard, else ,Watch, »17.......112- $35.00; Man's wrist watch, 17 Jewel, bulova - $40.00; La dies wrist watch, 16 Jewel Elgin 1310 Summer'rlln $35.QP. Avinuc. ONE new 1 3/4 Horse Briggs Stratton Gas en fln e.Ju st right for farm use. 300 E. 2nd Sb YOUNG' fryer* for sate. G.H. -------E.---2nd ^---* --I— h t g p een, i 1307 SL, phone HaiilnrA Kemlnole County. Florida.. * WITNKSrt my hand and eeala Ihla Kill ilny of November. 1*15, n I*. IIKIINDON Clerk. Circuit . Courl. ilii NIn ii liti linn fill'll Hiin ‘final rr|i ill «itt Ai|fntiilf»tvni«>r **f I In* ufitietfi ftf' .liiitrrw riivlllc* i|fin*nfulfili. Hint fi»" fin * fllftii 11if iM'iltl<»n for final lilt; fill ,rc,4s itlt«l I till I lilt will «t111*t>" FI**r 1*1.'i, rfi|ltli«p» nltd fur i*trator I*..Vllkt Rerrr. Kentucky,rre tiy o rd er 3£ herein led. a n * ATflfrUVH' your r tr W rw r . rsm e In in s a . o i l ' fo r D iv o rc e , on o r b efore ,tb « 191 h ■lay of D ecem b er, 1 1 (5: o th e rw le e ,. ■ l-creel'rn Co nfeeco w ill .be M m t-re d c q n ln e t you fo r f a ilu r e to a ^ , n ear. | l e a or « n « w w , • r e u u lr s by la w . I I I . ord ered H ist Ib is N o lle * . be r»iibll«he,| o n c e a w e e k for f o u r , c o n .e c u llv e w eek a In th e H anrord.' Il« .r - 1,1 a Newaiiaper N e w .o a p e r (id Pdlillehed lillih e d . al~ ul Buenos Aires has n populated 111 A bb tVIIIHI IT MAV I ‘I ISr n its N"ili', U hereby. ulva-n Umi Mar- *t I.TAN'A—r.rair 'A stsr-P A W M — Id IIULSI At the time of the signing of the Declaration of Independence there were only nine colleges in LEGAL NOTICE America: Harvard, William and in ( o t itT nr* t i i i ; « o i v r i Mary, Yale, College of New J e r­ . i r n i i i , nf . w i n o i . k m i n t i sey, Kings Cnlleg*. College of s r . t T H o i r IT .O IIIIIN . P h 11 a d c I p h I a, Rhode Island. is ill; t i i i : khtatk o r anti| u : w I’AVI.ik , Queens and Dartmouth. N.N.N I'AIIR oima M O N D A Y , N O V E M B E R 19, 1 945: W t llT I! I tfi f**tul Wll t" IIO I S U T o r m ir d w ith % 'ltaatls T O ' WASHING machines repaired— and all home appliances. Cald­ well General Repnir . Shah, 707 North Milts, Orlando, phone 2-1072. I’ronlpt service. V I l l l M l M ' r r R h , T n i I> ItIT X ASf.T PA I1H P a r e 1 -lh . l a r Expert Auto Repairing Crackers .. pkg. 21c Grape J a m .......19q Barfield & Jackson m u:it ha ii ii ff . . ..In connection withYates Auto Paint & Bodv Works Molasses ......... Phone 371 H r l l r l n s ., F r ie d i l V i m JA.YK P A f lK R I I I H -l’h s. AUTO PAINTING I rem 12-oz can 32c Fruit Cakes By C.W. "P a t” Johnkon U T I .s u VN — N k n rlrn lii* 15 years experience In auto and Advance 4-lb ctn 72c nircrnftpninting. Sanford's popu* • 1Vz-Ibs. 85c POMT**R—.I n a f n n l (-*»«. rail lar paint authority, Ultra l„ NI.rk HOLLER MOTOR SALEH Postum ............. 24c 208 W. 1st St. W B K C H .N l'T — C k u s p ru Baby Food jar lie San Benito.Wines MOTOR TUNH-UP _ H H I. L o n s — F e r e s I Factories recommend it every 5000 ’mites or twice a year. EsV ariity Pek'pKg~23c' Burgundy. sontlal to efficient car per/orV f,et*,H O v»n«* r m n l*rrry rr.nnce. Oar ,expert mochunicK and J nr Sautern .. . 99c Sun Motor Analyser assure satis­ 8 0 0-W . P u r l. M hSrrr Marmalade 21c faction. Come in today. s«r ITrnnlad Tallel llnnla 22 H.P. Evlnrude and apeedbqat. Muscatel.> HOLLER MOTOR SALES $1.29 l«e. ran 1 h Inquire Sutton Bros. Service 208 W. 1st HL Saniflush-........ 19c Station, flrd and Park. Cliampagi $2.75 EXPERT —service—on—maehlnes-»l HI)—ITinsS-------’—---------------- kssrltlfaa f f f t 'j EIGHT room furnUhod house on Elrctric irons, oil hseters and CrysUI l.ake, one half mile rook' stoves, Imckcii by 10 years’ Towels . .. roll . 9c Bur* $2.79 South of C ountry Club. . on n try ---. . . .I^kc ___ experience. Phone 701-J. A —l ’i : 5 N B e ll I ' . I U l i -4||,—D ll. W e r te l■URary gBaJf -|tttl|11 * Eour syiiui . bedrotims,r ukua vsM.tt’i -r— -M Road.uid Wa x -: "39r Bread lb loaf l i e bath and shower upstairs, hot ‘ E X P E R T tilumblng. hm trgen cy rep airs, rcmiaiellng, new amK-Mhf city water,—OT elecair’ nks, lavatories, toilets, ladfwlry trie kUchen, telephone, 30 acres 'i ? .' * * T , i l f | ™ . — lls r lr h e d " tubs, hot water heaters. Also 15 acres In (electric fence) H eer .......10-lb. b a g ....... . . 61c house hcatinjrF' George Cour- ‘ Fine for chicken ranch or hogs. P a r * l l n lr a e r n n lr d S b a r lr n ls a sen, Phone County 4100 o n Borne cleared highland, muck write Box 578, Sanford. Fla. gardan, Iota of timber. Mrs. C. d e x o ....... 3-lb ctn. 6 3 c .........1-lb ctn. 22c W. Ishill ill. %'HhimIm Ijnrb'liPil . MISCELLANEOUS FUTURE home bulldera-ask for WE PAY highest cash price* for P.D.O. Choc. Syrup .... lSVa-oz jar ! concrete blocks th at will have 27c* I used furniture. Haynes A Wil- j M iiriiliifiii F lu ff 3 quality and durability. Miracle Ham* Furniture Co„ 311 H 1 * l Concrete Co., 300 Elm Ave­ Nortbcm T issue.............. rflll...... Z ‘1.. 5fl Hi. phone 0CB. nue. BORROW IIHUE WHERE When In Stock - .......... PRIVACY IS' RESPECTED CHOICE of, thrru young milk YOUR natural desjre fur privacy rowe; one 314 year old saddle Octagon Ldry S o a p .......3 bars ....... 14c in money m atters is strictly horse, good hunting pony. respected here. Friends anti Octagon Powder 2 Irg p k g s ....... : 9c Boston BUele, phons 775*W. relatives ora ' not questioned Octagon Flakes ....... Irg. pkg. ....... 23c about your credit. Your em­ ONE re-built sewing machine, ployer or tmsbiesa associate* good ood condition. conditi Sell or trade. Octagon Granllated .... Irg. pkg. .... 23c will not hear of your personal Phone 7B1-J. affairs. There Is no esuse for Super Suds .. med. pkg. 10c ?1rg j^cg. 2 COMPLETE line mechanical tools embarrassment. • Including acetylene welder. Reasonable cred't requirements Octagon Toilet 2 bara ............. 9c Priced to sell. Inquire nt No co-niskors o t m"nev loans, Johnson's Store, Monroe Cor< Palmolive ............ **3 reg, bar 'arlskls nayment plans.* 20c ner. A. K. Parham. FAMILY LOAN CO. Palmolive bath .bar .............. 10c Florida Bank ItMg. Phone 3* TRACTOR and trailer mounted on Cashmere B ou q u et....... 3 bars rubber, double disc and metal MEET ME nl 015 Park Avenue leveling boutd. (’ood condi­ Thursday. Nov. 22, and lot’s Octagon Cleanser ...^.,... 2 cans tion. Reasonable price. J , L. enjoy a reel old Thanksgiving Parham. Imiuire- Johnson s dinner. .Plenty of Turkey, Btirik, MtniiilwM Store. Monroe Corner. Pumpkin tiie Hnd all the trim ­ mings. $1.26. Call 100-R fn* Baltimore Oysters ... -. p t . GOOD paying grocery and meat special reservations. Klim Mrlrrt market. Owner has other In­ terests. Box TA, CIO Herald. Baltimore Oysters .... p t. WANT E DPhons G24-W after 7 P. .M. Crab M e a t................... lb........ USED trlrycle for three year old I)rr»*d .Ml Drawn PARLOR wood heater, csst iron; child. Phone (154-W. small oil heater. 404 Palmetto Fresh Local D u c k s.......... lb. 1-DOOR SEDAN, beat $800.00 will Ave. Krnli Drad* \ buy. Phone 42, Winter Park, Fla. Texas T urkeys............... lb. ... BABY carriage. Can be -seen Hgri.IT a t 510 Palmetto Ave. HELP WANTED— } ‘7% 114 Magorilia Aye. You Should Know You should know libout the 80',{ 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 rar or truck:—$50 is deducted from each collliion^aud upsm claim, ■** . it. coats you $50 pair a damaged fender. you pay All. If another fender is unmagui! and it costs you $50 to repair, you again pay ALL. SERVICE ' If you had BO'/, coverage you could get both fenders repaired by - paying only $20. The premium after the 1st year is no more than you would pny for the $50 deductible kind and $15 to $25 less than you would pay for the 80'/, * coverage in most companies. NOW AVAILABLE? TO All EYEI WERE ON Rosalinda Awdoy, H, when she told of the cruelties of Jap st,Idlers, at the trial ot (Jen. Yapiashita in Manila. She dl: played some of the thirty-eight bayonet wounds on her body and aLo told the court hww-ttw-daprtiait Mttcn~her father end TiayontffU lierK B O isrto d e a th . U. S . Army Signal Corps Itadiophoto. (fnfertiafienal Sounilphoto) Y«»u i u f hMt*by u rtlervd tu OWNERS ftp* * I«»tH flay uf .^uvetiibnr, 1945, O* I'* iiKHKLHiN r i r r k . C ircu it * CoUrt. Call 178-J. Get the BEST for l»«nr pfitwiiuiiily, o r l»v A ttu rn fi) . | in i - n n u ! thfi Itm uf ru m p la tiit LESS. he re in file d in d A r f ld n v ll ua l O i ,M M ,,, 'o u t i. fltlen.-e, aame helna « null —~ —~ — — — . for lilvoree, on ..r before the I'lih IN THW i m r i T T r o t i v r , NINTH dev of Dec,-ruber, lu ll; otlierw l.e, J I I U I I U . I 1111*1 IT, IN ANII e It-rr'-r I'en C 'iifee.o will Im- on. Ftrll XCIIINOI.K t nrNTV . trred' axuloet you for failure lo I'MHIIDA. |»N I IIANCDHV MUieir. pie. or nnnwor, na rei|iilreil Ntx. anil. taw et*rA -jzm *’> If |MW IIKTTV fe f rrrlert tl 11,ni t i l l . N o lie o | hi- in iM (s|,r ,| iipif*** l(i| h i«i*ik f » r fitn r w ♦#!IVi* : M »‘*4td»w*||k- ■tlioi S itu Luid i §11 r 11|Q|IT* |Ii*i-i0l«t ii ,fftwP|.»*i|Mtr )«nli 11hiItfill nl K IIO I’Hf;. F J n ln llt f , ' ) ) j Night Crew on Duty Monday Thru Friday . 6:30 P.M. to 3;0Q .A.J4- STRICKLAND MORRJSON INC., Hu nf u n i. R ttm lnnlr 4‘ftiinty, K lu r l- t l ii i i l t f ' l * ! ,lM D IID H i i o i* IH ’ IIM C A T IIIN V V IT N K S fl til) bHixl ii nd e .a l I h U . T O ; I I H I I K I I T <*. IH It T B K ,, .H oule Phone 200 9t - 6 ROOM .bungalow, -best location GIRL for soda Fountain a t LanIn the City. Edward F. Lane, oy’s Drug Store. P art time or "The man who knows Banford.’ full time. WANTED: Helper for Jimmie One of Sanford’s most attractive Cowan’s Shoot Metal Works. homes, furnished. Edward F. WOMAN at Al’a Place, must Lane. be neat and clean and have health card, 311 Saufonl Ave. h ------- TH AT - tL IT T L B - home Hn th s country where you can have FULL time and part lima clerks. garden, fru it trass, cow end H. A A._ Department Store. chickens. Edward F> Lane. 1942 STREAM LIGHT housd trailer, located a t Trailer Camp. C. E. Goods. Radio battery bought L08T: WY-' DUE TO tha fact that Navy man Rockey ifire Nov. l14 i f eat! ttha ‘ op end a n d ’ put In wrong, auto8ho: being transferred this merchan­ mobile through taistaked R tdise is the seme as now; ward for tha person who de­ 1 three burner Hotpolnt range; livers It to 100B West 0th St.. 1 five place Thomssvltle poster George Davis. Maple bedroom4 suit*; 1 coll spring, felt m sttrass; 1 throe LOST: Black leather envelope . piece maple upbolsUrad living beg, gold inlUala, L.Y.L Lost room suit* l one 8 g 12 eand a t Armory. Leava a t Ksradd. broodfslt ru g ; 1 five place me ’ Reward. pie dinette suite., Phone 402-J, Pie dl______ Mrs. R. JL Pippin. LOO ST; Ladles’ Elgin wrist watch, near Poet Office. Re: OUTBOARD m otor. IVi H. P. Ward. Mrs. Roy Holler, phone single sin g it cylinder. 'Vs: 'Yenr good con­ 222-W, dition. See a t 014 Myrtle Ave. Phone 2M-W. *TOB RENT- LOST & FOUND cow ,'pony, one work h o m nd one mule. II,M. Gocbren r w o stores, 00$ and >07 W. 0th 8 t> I County 2306, Lake Mary, ROOM furnished house, __ _ Sm all fam ily only. 080.00 per month. J. V. M ar/ Icivilians ______ R t », Box 90. WANTED TO Ground Hamburger........... l b . .. Ground Pork S au sage.........lb. IIKUM.tVB . Smoked SauBage.............lb. N............. 4 sirloin Steak ................. l b ........ ....... 4: it o ir a ifs Dog Food . ........ 2-lb .pkg. .... P rra k Fresh Cranberries ....* 1-lb cello bag .... 33£ Fresh Crisp C elery.......Irg stalk ........ 23c Fancy Eating A p p les....... 2 -lb s.......25c Selected Tomatoes lb. * t n .........27c T • * \-T FresJ Green C abbage...... lb............6c Large Juicy Florida Oranges ....5 lbs. f * r ( .q l*aektd S . | US No. 1 Maine Potatoes ....10 lbs*,...4 Local Spinach ............. . 2 lbs. Tender Yellow Squash . . . ^ T b / . i : . . . Fresh Green B ea n s........2 lb's. Large Fla. Grapefruit •..... each ...... Yellow Oni 3 lbs. P h . 14T- Beautiful Piece owner Group exp™ 164 .45 Stunning modern design with . . .i ' •! k* - 1 waterfall fronts, large Und- Stafford’s Service Station acape mirrors of fine plate glass. In betuiifdl blonde Cor. 2nd & Sanford Pbon* 9190 woods, consists of Bed, Chest of drawers, Vanity, Felt mat- rescued ms from the graveyard. | Let them inspect YOUR tires to reveal serious troubles. Oo in Ifor weekly rriniUtioo—tire rotab y 5 i- y e a r - ; ■■ • . trea^ Simmons cot| springs, Ml two large feather pillow s. vL! w o n d erfu l 4 �~ 1-------- I---------- ■---Ttff'l . r <?;V * I *C .*• V X h Unlly There Ir, Strength— . , ,^ T# Protect U * Peace of tile Worldi " To P t i m Ii th e F r t m u of A n e rltii To Produce P 'o ip tr il; for Sanford. THE WEATHER S h e Fair through W n liiH n ), temperature. llllle d in n er ' in AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NKWSPAPKK VOLUME XXXVII Established I Ill's Hitler Gang Goes On Trial At Nuernberg Two-Way Traffic In Uniform' Legion Of Risk In Going Soft Henchmen Listen To ~ U.S. And B r i t i s h Prosecutors W i t h Varying Emotions I NUERNBERG* Nov.. 20. (AI*)— The former German Foreign Minister Joachim Von Ribbentrop, collapsed . today a t Ma trial here. He was re­ moved from the chamber , where he la. being, tried with .O th er top N u i leaden. It u alao reported that one of the defense attorneys had tried to pass some poison to Jnllua Striedier, the notoriova anti-Semite. Twice to­ day guards have prevented something being passed over the sill of the dock. Treasury Head Says Must Remain Strong^Atid Support j World Organization ir.Sf WIRING BARRAGE ON CONGRESS TO LET SERVICE MEN OUT NUERNBERG. Nov. 20, (AP)— An epoch In the his­ tory of mankind and the world began today in a .small, oak-panelled courtroom in Nuernberg, Germany. Twenty - men. a s strangely garbed as O a cast .of beggurAjui an. opera, listened with varying emu. lions, as an American—h is voice trembling with nervousness ^rd escribed them with these wprdi: “The' defendants, with divers other persons, ere guilty of a (U n lls s N Os ru n fo u r) Schools To Close For Thanksgiving _ Schools will be . dosed throughout Seminole County both on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, and oh Friday, it waa announced to­ day by Supt. T. W, Lawton. At Lho F irs t Baptist Church Thursday morning, a t 0:30 o’­ clock a Sanford Ministerial As. aociatlon Thanksgiving day ser­ vice will be given. There will be prayers and or organ selections. T in Senior Class of Seminole 9 High School will present Thanksgiving Day program at - d a n ) Wednesday morning ~ * t -10*10 o’clock.. »~ Offlces a t -the City Hall and Coart House will be cloned Thursday. The Post Office uml most stores and businesses will does for the holiday. The Herald will publish no edition on Thursday In order that employees may enjoy the .. . . , holiday.. . . ' ( # * Groceries lately have * been stocking tho largest supply of food they have been uble to obtain and the meat deportments report there are' plenty of tu r­ key* available at about 47 cents a pound. SANFORD. FLORIDA. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1015 Afvsot laictW’rcs.s Leased Wire N U M B E R ID. O f Plan For Pearl Harbor Attack ’•’Vro TT- Finale Of -Three-Powora. Atomic Conference* ~ Foreseen-* As The Opening: Phase Of U.S.-Japanese War CUICAGf. Nov. “0, —. I Treasury Seri clary Fred Vrns.ut i w atnnl tnliiyjrfiN i (hr United if 'a te * i.ii not lei inteinational pruS’.vm,* „*• by default. In an; .Mr. .>i«rrd.for the AtnerF-'an onvnitlou in Chicago, t vln?W!’ .tr:iV r«t"lbiu w c ra n n .itJaaJine m cnsV i hairs and wallow ^ n il:6 luxury of the feeling th a t•‘the war is aver." Vinson told the Legionnaire* thut this nation must do hr«* things: remain powerful, • upport International discussion to ■ keep the peocr. and | rovhle leader- * al io, fm a w uriijjm w perlty. i Gel sera 1 Dwight (». E isenhow erp arrived in Chicago today for an! "Eisenhower Day" at the Ameri­ can legion’s -7th annual national •■onvention. Ami General "Ike” lost no time in making news, disclosed an agreement with ■JlMski.au*- oii-waaateg: freed iiewSinan i.xn lbit iiuuUyu- o s : cmciHBn -wffnv ‘%.f- ivrm tw yT 1l*I T .V .:T in, ilWlWfc4 N' ,T H E t'ONEFRKNt'E fff'ftTNffi n . i , ,y .---- ................ -- -ington wheie I're-idcnt Truman. Prime Minister there w ill !<■ exrhan re nress A dee of llrita n and Canadian Prime Minister M a,..... »• Kmn dc. nasi the hiture of the atomic homh lours In the military Junes •ecu- Imit t lenient B. Attlee. PtvMden Harry H. Iru -a ro pn-turo.1 nlmve: Sealed (I. to r.t ate Prime Atm pied by.. 1hi'.. .Russian* and tho \m erlcanr. to Y IU e .^ M . n . ti, . Jaiob fpaitly Idddi Ul. R,p. rb a ib A Eaton of New' 'Jersey. Sen. Brief! Tonight. General Ei*c dourer #1. Muh. n of t otthivtietU. t anadlun Ambassador P.-ar-on. State Se, i'etni y lUines, Bep. jll.x.m of New >vil| make an address which he links mul Ailm. I.ruhy, 1hi(«nimtionnll has lermed "The .most Itn orta.it if my lareer. Before that, however, lie has svhctdtxl iUlo-- at—i Ih- head ■of a —pi through the loop to the coliseum reieiie the Legion’s Dlslln* hc»i. Service Medal. ,■?. W A S H IN G T O N . N ov. 20, ( A F ) — T h e F e n rl lln riw ir i)tv e s tlR a tin ir c o m m itte e h a s le a rn e d _ thiit. : tlm la te S eci r e t n r - o f i he ^ N a v y , F r a n k .. K n u N L _ iu td a prom oB itkR i m o re th a n te n m o n th s t>efo re h n n d th u t a .Inpatients Klirp rifle u ttite k ntiK ht ho la u n c h e d a t I’e a rl H a rb o r. An exchange of correspondenc.* between Knox und form er Sec­ retary of Wur Stlmsoii has been —laid—lifcfuj;,c _lliu_lajuuniUpc. d is:.. closing that Knox bail suggested possibility of n I’cnrl Harbor attack sonic ten months • before the disustcr arlually took place. On .Inn. 24, 1it 11 the late Navy Secretary wrote, " If war even­ tuate*. wjJf->Japan. it ' r * belevcd I easily onssjblr th at hostilities, I would be ilntiatoil by a surprise attack iijion the fleet or the naval base at Pearl Hnrbor.’’ . And in his letter, Knox went on to declare that bemuse of Hie possbility of « mujor dis­ aster t o . the fleet dr the Pearl Darker base, every possible step rhuuld be lttktur_iu_prapara -fo r— y'si’.'h an attack. Knox's letter went _ even fu r­ ther in its prediction of what would happen. He suggested that the .laps might use uir bombing, air toi pedn atturkw sabotage, n f l submarine attack, mining, or r bomluirdment bv gunfire. Hut he N went on a express the view that R defenses against aerial attack were adequate at Pearl Harlair. 150 Disputes Keep- Earlier in the day, former! Pacific Elect Commander Admfrtilg in|f 2 75,000 Idle J.O, Richarilson gave I be com ;.?£;County Growers^bions Plan Boxing Tension Mounts Face An Acute iA^“ra wigitt Workers Send t LakcHi ont l ark Labor Shortage Ultimatum to GM Flays Gainesville WITHIN THE AREA OF A SINGLE .CITY the remeru happens U> Feds In Charity catch niese contrasting pictures, showing «op) u few of the 300 women who jimmied telegraph office In Pittsburgh, Pa., ."or a telegraphic bombardment of Congress demanding Hint their menfolk be Contest On Dec. 3 Another plug i am bonng went* poi.Milvsl li\ the I m ils Clnli will take pl.n ■at N.up oMixk Culluni Is Re-Fleeted •tridny evening at the Mum.iptl ‘ oftiiall Eiebt. it u .iv annouiii'—i A s President Ofj] touny by Joe \ J - , cliaitmaii ui Local Farm llureati the t ion’s Throughout Nation mjuw further licuiia of hi* pi* Uixing built eovnmlti'e. retensed fron^tlic armed service uml (bottom )’some of the <U ills-’ ■----------_______ • PCarl Hatlmr conversations witt lllusionod and jobless veterans in one group whu left a nearby P itts-. . g } Julian Blenstrom * i New bleachers t avo l>evii addeil , u iiv i'T iiv m j,. ,, President Roosevelt, lie said lhal Vegetable ami celery gtuwel* o fjto Mid |tt seating >| eitnturs.,_ burgh railway station for Fort Meade. M iL_after re-enlisting ill Seminole High Schools Celery evm ‘ All I I i*lrt*i ^ . 1.tHMtc* ' Nnr X0, VV,, _ Mr. t..,,.f,llIa^ Rooseveltih«w,.s ’ rather loathj ev.-n the Army (International Sou ml photos) ‘ Feds will appear In u post-season S-mimile (.'u nity fare one of Ihe j * he big inn n Uml Eridtiy t%*n on the ssf ih neg game this year -when the Purple um t Mi'ute Iskut imblem* III I h it will be n clash u| m g i o , w n.. a r e o y e r , had aw ed fo r £ , . 1 h i " n !d * n m .,lo r I e*|ieelally -1 slugger-., Bull *rs if Iexperience. i|i» i it in ■• v*pt i inn y In in *re ■■ i heavyweight Tit ' *front Gainesville lurriranes ...................will tVelt moment hy Hie threat of n stiikf | Thilt , Kl(.h „rd . . ,, ,. , _ meet the locals ait thr high ei hi«>j gard to harvesting .<f crops, it I n >ilk Henderson. Ira pounds, o filn OeuenH Motors plants, a strik ci Alomu lluinli jf ,.„iir ,| m|g),i rrip n le' *P" '••‘‘ lareil. Mr. Rooseiclt ft athletic field on the evening of was aunoiiiMcl l»v County Agent J >SUMUI.I. alii Dee. 7, according to « ii uoiionun-. f,R . Dwwmiii, f< (lowing « meet, ■_«>- IJo Itottnd limit lei .,f Clmi ,.ullre auto industry. A ltnL l JJ1"', n,cn . 1,0,1 s- ' nil niiloinobiie inanufactU.ers ob- lr‘,:lc,!‘ cou *' nwlckly inducted nietil iioluv by llernian Morn-, mg held \estenlay nfieriimm >>l *''he, ,, (rnlull'd ev.-nt-. a. void mm M'lUl1 ...... *,.f fr,,,n , J*”' sailors irincipal of the srhoid. Hie Seminole Growers As.ia-ia,. , *1 tli.-ir nit'll ta in rts 1in linin' .* ,1, „turned* into * adequate j "S Jl ^ T 1'1 ! 1V '.1 The game will l*e spoiuoiwl I>. lion at the Point Huu-e. whieli nu to Mi. Moh*. will Ije a letum j tJcmeral .Motor*, no the l.if? firm J lf Hicbardson then laid the coin­ I the Saulord Kiwnnis Club and ihe was foUowe,! bv a meeting of bum „f Miihvlm MncNeill versus pmcticallv stnmls m tlm ben.t ed with '.''luggct Kiniird, buth of Selin„f i)ir mitoniutive world niittcc how $ hoCl Imd rnnferret By Willard Cennollv .Million, Orange, Osceola. Putman,! |,rocee<ls will go to the oiganita the Seminole County E a r m ...1^. * I, .. ... six T* two ... is., r-,k)■■■.,, „of ,, I .. II.,II State Hull I.,to learn mile High V SthnoT}. min Residents In some riirul areas.1 Seminole, Sumter, St. Johns, » l" ';t|o n ‘« fund for underpriv Hedge I Bureau, Tension I* mounting hmnly in Secretary tile 1minds between Kieddie WJh IK-Iiolt. . where union delegates more about the null mi's foreign byy tthe and! Volusia the ticvr deer season t, hudrvii, hildrvn. Keirutiir Regular pncen prices lo forr irnthiMamLvi of nip Hie iin Glower* Av- ............... excited u lic crack crmK of 01 rifles n iie^ mull \fnu»iu counties, viic mqiuih ' i *-- »n iw cm a ; W "tnlx rtlomlrljr,*"'lliunsht<■vmU iuL. -from NovctnLei—2U. ti* ‘Vrnrnr, -AVtll 'p m n itli n rro n lm p t»*r »«»lw l»d ’ IVt r y ■Wh ite | U ill ,f ti,,tJ u>ilcxUilL . 7 —n i r " n '.e i m t f l ir - r r p t v fro m " th e Policy, .mid .h a d ..likew ise..talked with the Secretuiv of the Nivy that war had boaji declaretl in Januarv I. the turkey aeaaun fruin |)r> Luther T. Doaa. nrrahlelU I urat «« ptvnfdent* and limit'll their and Sinni\ SleinlHiiigb t i l . I 01 t*n,npuny In llie ir ‘I'mii.unl Ih n t about preparations. i r ,)„. wnKr .lisp.it.- bo aSeminole County. j November l!0 to January !Ht Ihe | | | lfk Klwmnin club of Inis city, A labor neeiU a?* no fewer than BMlliui..ie■. Md..u n d « M m* liiTiil . uted. They were promptly Maaurtnl by unail and aquirrel teaiion from crowd of better than 3000 t* **\ 330 llahatnan necro worker*. l r, '. i , . . bus set l:IH! P, M. ........................ 1 - affair* M( Cullimt thrific " I n the khiiw that‘ th e ' Noveinber JO to February l*» ““ itm l,' jx*c|<n| to itliiiul- the » »"»•'« wit* »*.*•«* i^-rlivteil **,.**»*-. ................. 0rU ■ », 1 nStundnid i*»»»»mtn 1Time imr rh m '”‘ * , , w .» , . Eiistein ns ii,, uc«« drudi * Ifeneral huntlntr *ea««m K|i«t open *' the Hove season from November j XIj® Purple Hurricane tn a mem* iireaideot* ami Let* Jlutner vice - *» <r ei^ni, »n ia*it|r hinii 1.. jlhr> j,,|t ««tinpaitv.t're*ldent Char­ ed, Huck deer, turkoy*, quail, f lio to .lunuuiy IB. On these apecte* |H.r ,»j | | u* Florida Hie Ten Am Hie»iilriil of the'Sam inole C'ounty | ... . . . mbhiirko I «»m i»a«r * 1 *— ■ 1— s is ----. 1.... j , ■ ..Earn. •* . 1hole will >e u buttle’ rby inil squirrels mid- doves were making ■•----* holding permitted every (luy xociallon .but .has .hud. some diffiIlureuu, with live men in th e lin g , mintnei I «• W ’ l n I I I t r l <»11 fI , /1 L n f noises like u'W ult Disney curtonii foi the fiist ten days of the sea- «utlv this season w(th .more ex-Although munv negro ngiienl Inn: ts tw e e n tw o r i m t i s t a n l s md Wflf mit l I , i g t u UtllTltci It t l o l l l l l ^ U M I 1 U vICL. Superfort Sets New film mul Murrying for cover. Tho son After thut. hunting-is j‘i “--pcrirncrd conference elevens.-Aluir tu ra l.u in kti * hate, ret dined imn tV . . • ■ ' Vx .' -k T - -1— s x - -* /* * -* nn tlncks, geese and conts * Idldted on Mnnilays. « eilnesjluys | In for mat Ion on the Gainesiilb ftom notthciii slides wlicic ttiry t e t d,'te, iiiioeil, -tind a ' m y . l e r i Long Distance, Mark season •ns” feminine h a ir pulling mid O n H iK K in .s D e a l s I* hud nlreudv OpenciJ on Nov. 2, und; und Kiiiluya during Uiu remainder, w(Ua(| vx|t| be Tcleiised shortly, to ., .. ■ nmiding affair, said Mr. Moss. the scasph on nuirsh hens hasTof the season. The season on j cording to Mr'. Morris. I la pot table Inning ling was WASHINGTON, Nov. 20, UP)— wuy since.-Sept. 16. dock, geese uml coot extends from This will tie the fits! time H o - -------------------------------------TALI.AHAE.SKE. Nov. ^n, r i k ----- Mayor Edward T lg g ln s lefl An American superfortress has been.under Inunod to the Liana through the Vbe.'e M-ems l.c b e ......... Under the rules of the Gamfe Novettibor 2 to January 20, mul w(ij *le,, | nt„ |)iK Ten ctr„ . completed a non-stop flight from cooMcsi or t m t . A . \ \ . ( ntinaUy th)tt ............ . t1l|. VltM( JJil(ieiTUa Motiday a ft e rm u m fur W nshlngFresh W ater Fish Commis- they limy lie taken every d*y; r )e, this season since the game C l t r i l S F r U ltS SO U F tnn, D. C. for. H_Cl!Dfp.rc|lCC With Guam to Washington—a distance and tlanilo Alt B ase IndttsTrit’v will lx-’ m nvrd to N iivv offii-inla in re g a r d to u>,e sion, a hunter .may legnilv bim dutlngAl^e week. wUh the O riandir High KehtWiI-Tr* — of more than 8,000 miles. The one deer, one turkey, 12 qioiil, 15 The Commission has ruled tntil ■gcril was postponed due to wide \ \ n l u e s d k y ev en in g Hie I ions Florida, but A tto rn ey Geiimal bv the C ity o f th,' fneilillcH of A h Lid Is Removed Army Air Force* Immediately laid will have th e i r Thanksgiving4 Ton, W atson thinks this will the S a n fo rd Nnvul A ir S ta tio n prohibition a* to days of J h e l . p ^ . j pandratory Infections withclglm to a world’s distance re­ squirrel mul 10 dove in any one the ♦*! fiu m IU3M) I . M, until i|o|H'ml tin *rvt'ral thinit*. [y to hunting j j„ tbP Tigers ranks earlier thi* week will not apply, w hen th e N o w loaves. DETROIT. Nov. 20. (A*» Re­ •Itthn* cord. The B-2!) landed e t Wash­ day. •‘hiRlc u il l I k* by *hr Atuoni; tin* condition* W'atMHt Much of the activity this past on Novemlwr .20, Thanksgiving, In his brief to be tire„ . year. Orlando is a memlier of tin- moval tif government coot lots r ; ,MI ^ ington a t 1:30 F. M. Eastern Imi* nro tho m i* in ^ of u p p ro x b sen led to the Naval iiuthorilies, Big Ten Association. Mr. M»m- *ent thr price of ritrils ft nils sky- , Iton ii nit l»oy», Tlmab about 36 hours a f t e r J t h a il, week in the office of fo u n tv | Christmas and Naw Year s Day. n o n mat m a t •• ii e ^ n 7 " ^ , • mut. ly $H.mi(lJMMl in subsrrlp- Mayor Higgins, acting in hi* . Judge"R._A3'.”’Wanr*h*s liehn-een-g- The Cummlsal(m.lodav urgi''l,«ll;jm,iuuuc*d ahal,..thC- l»r.Ijui>li nickeling_pulay on Detroit taken off from Guam. "— *~i Isl*t;M )D— I*O H l—P l t t t l H ’ - T f W r n -Mali—itplMdd-.qw-n-*.h.qi douhlc *rnpfinte—n* —mayor—and* purchase qf hunting hunters to extrcise “all possible. w(|l |iost|Niiied but will not 1» kata. T h t recognised distance record tered on the * ,, ... l and the Ih' sI ptoposilion offered ........................................ «»>•" during th* JB45-40 hunting' pll, ywJ of/ , , nc, lh t. Florida State manuger of the Seminole Rome housewives were (laying o f . 7,168 mile* was set by the Holiday' A c t i v i t i e s | Higgins by Jacksonville, Tiimpa. ns Count v Chamber of Cnmmcrco British In a flight from Egypt (67.60) licenses, and -’ttKl county, season in an effort to curtail. l |i Kh School Athletic Association as high as It per ilorrii for —. Miiuni in Penaacola. Marion, Orange, Osceola, Putnam, lotnlitv accident* which last y e a r( llMn , ruling th at any learn not >rang?s, and Dine were corrrswill present infonuillion which to Australia In 1068. cost ,‘IH casualties. who rcceullv con- will stress the need for hoiwinning 60 percent of their game* ponding increases on price, «.f ‘ Meiiila is of the ('amplirll- ! Watson The plane carried a crew of until Monday noon the New Oileuns pital fnrilities such ns me «fResidents of 06 mol latys mid Director I. N. Kennedy bjatnpdj |)0j permitted U' play a I"**' graiefrm t*, tan g n in rs ami when. Iat*»iqg Post No. 63 of the fernal with will specially picked and trained per­ says H i g g i n n fbrdod "by the iiuvnl station disI Aineiteat, lu-gim, beld. their te 1 industiialUt sonnel —- all vetarana of the Pa glrls^ under 15 are" exempt from carelessness as ehlef factor It, ar- season game or a imstponemcnt. ' .ivatlablr. lemons., riibi n * i:t,niio.iHHi pensiiry, atnl the need for nddlo ffc , However, Geotgr Thlerwrchtitr.j gillsily -rhcdoti'il m erlinr rifle — business tionul buildings and facilities insgt-r uf the 'D etroit Union i niglil si thr l.egion II -Jit xllscusalng. Iba-.I4U.0UL b j y . for—training of .-«etorniug—vet—-of leo,lniiu llinli I nulnrv TnumiusU a d lb<> pi ice * Aelixv - io n ,lest,d ee- Hill --T rott of (lie Higgins slrike-buund ernns. will plav the Ik' use «•>• t-onfiurd to the belter piexiding Sew, si plans for various type New III leans plant. W atson said a return eu- v redes uf fruit. IK' ptedlcltxl Issued. .dentiflud, mishaps In boat* and jr-gtm ent. This game will !*■ lhal average or puutvr grades of etileitmnment tu bo sponsoieil ‘ “‘my man with fortitude and cash member th* crew. Courage for lh a l bus wbal tl will.rem ain at the same level nr i-v the local post iluiing . Hunting is uermilted In the Improper handling of weapons., played Monday. Dec 3. declini slight!.'. , Ocala National Forest from lo d a y r ’lf every hunter will l>e coreful,) foi theoming holiday season were la k e , lo uphold tile open shop Patrick J. McDonalji Loften Is Critical ill t b i ' sla te ." Price anntloL on citrus fruits inlnxlia'ixl by L o g i n u u a i i e until Doc. 20. except on Monday,.. I not fir* a t tenm U he hasn't piwl-. ----------------------------Tim Attorney General exRail Machinist Dies have tieen ten,uved from Nhv. I'J George Ktivdc and llenrv W"U j j i euj T i . t .*. Wvtiy blent i f a n d temember Of ACL Testimonies uf Wednesdays and r‘l that his gun It a deadly weapon,]CotUlty dVCS $8000 In Jan. 13. coll Final action on these plan. piessi'd his views last night tn a Jui k-uni IIlc audiuuee. has l>«n raisetl to $6.Wb loaded or unloaded, there will be, m r n , _ , •, . CalifurniM uianges rose fmin were delayed until the next n I’ulrii'k James McDonald. 76. ‘ WEST PALM BEACH, N o t , To War Fund Drive Ihe old railing pure uf -6.(xi a gulaily In the F ilth District edmprised; far fewer accidents," Kennedy ' retired Pemisvlvuniu railroad M'lmluled meeting which 20, UP) — Bcott Loftln, former of Brevard, Citrus, Flsgler. Lake. ■nddeil. vs all I... tiM i.i * 1 • Asr^tn as high as flflJM) for choice j will be held lire. 3. I machinist, who hud lived in BanUnited 8 talas Senator and trusIt uas announced that eveiy ’ “ past IH year.*, Seminole County's contribution* siaea. Florida oranges were atoe of the Florida E ast Coast sundav'1 -afternoon te tho National W ar Fund tn date '*'Ut 75 rents a ease higher with Thuinlav evening ........ open ..... ......... _____ a t his hour ( .Truman Will Attend Railway, has criticised the testi­ reached a total of jn.b.M 'o r r n pond lire increases in grape- activiUes ate held at the l«gioit A r m V - N n V V U fin t e s t *home on the Orlando highway mony of Atlantic Coast Lino Stores Will Remain |Starting- Lineup For have and while the quote of f 13,142 fruit, tangerine and lemon prices. Hut and all members lembcrs aro Invited ‘ ” ^ after an illness of four months. witness#* who appeased In the to attend. He is survived hy two son*, not reached, results w e r e ______ j ______ ___ WASHINGTON, bftiv. 20, Inter state Com mere* Commis­ Open On Wednesdays Baby Feds Announced waa Alfred McDonald of Sanford, gratifying, it waa announced to* I'lcslikml Truman won't play and William McDunuhl nf Ama­ sion hoorlng • bora. Following a poll of the directCoach Goose Kettles of Sein- S 1 Tho witnesses described what favorites when he attends Ihe rillo, Texas. JOBLESS BENEFITS ‘i i S V r i Col,m,n- rtuicm,“' S a i n t Fetersburir Loftln termed the Ik “unaetis- ora of the Sanford Merchant's \ inolr High School this afternoon Nn one in Seminole County re- Army-Navy footoull game in ■ Mess will lie held fur Mr. Mc­ i-“r* 'iWed' “• W inters_Gc On Strike reived unemployment eoni|K>ina- Philadelphia factory” deelinr* with tho FEC. Association Monday, W. V. Bit-' announced the storting lineup likt uu Dec. I. The Presi Donald at All Souls Catholic . lo Ikutnk m r y o n t who help-, _ _ Loftln doelarcd th at he had ting, president, announced that for the Baby Calery Feds when lion imyments during the w eek! dent—as is the custom—will sit Church, of which he was a mem­ never board any complaints from starting tomorrow, stores th sti they meet th* Baby Bulldogs r take "thhT^method^ o’? M tendlnV SAINT PETERSBURG, Nuv. 20 uf Nov. S to Nuv. 10, Carl II. | on the Army side of the Held ber, a t 0:00 o'clock ‘Wednesday shippers who war* reported to have closed on Wednesday after- of DeLand tonight a t the ath& T ^ i m ^ i W o f i ‘^ A ot P a te r a hM Smith, t'halrnym of the F lorida , during Ihe first half and on the morning, with Father William complained before tho ICC of noons, will remain open through-1Ji-iii- field. me to u * everyone nermouallv c,0***‘ **°*n the com posing rooms Industrial Commissiun, said. This Navy side during the second half, Nachiral) officiating. i Jennings and Whelchcl will “Inferior service," until they ap­ out the day until Christmas. The game will tw Mr. Trum an’s 2 ko e b te T tn KL ? T u i « r the Independent and Ihe Times, would indicate that all eligible, The remalna will be sent to This decision was made, ha) he; sta start rt ama l ends, Jenkinson and who aided III making the d riv e, M n u r , . mr,|0yed by th - two rovcred workers in this county first out uf town engagement Wheeling. peared a t tho aeertng. He fu r­ W. V*., fur interment, ther said th a t toetlrring ship­ stated, In on(ar to give shopper* VVethcringtnn a t tackles. Shoe­ V.,7T*7 i_ Saint Petersburg newspapers who were seeking work had found i since he cancelled e series of accompanied by Alfred Mc­ aiiitw LI, jobs. (nka ! suilahh pers <r»v* most of their busi­ more time to do their buying for maker end llirden e t guards, n o t e trips into North Caroline and S contribution to • »IHke vote early this mornDonald. it was announced by ness to steamship tinea prior to the holiday. Stores will be rin­ Keel a t center. Grantham at left nole^Ceunty mefla tgtatoM o** to illfc ThU acllon W1W .t the Qualified claimants In Florida, other slates because of m atters the Erickson Funeral Home. 1B41 but come Jo the FEC when sed during the Thanksgiving holi­ half. Alexander a t right ball * Sanford 66jML termination of eaverel weeks of totaling 0,118. received paym cita ul. »He'll leave Washington by day. _________ _________ . and Deal will s t a r t .a t fullback. . t i e w ar cleaed sea reutea. negolietions between members of amounting to 8-VJ9.G37J10. during needing his attention In the CaplOviedo 61,778. tho ecal*' committee of th* local the week. Of these, 3,615 were train for Philadelphia on S atur. Genova «I0l. HARDIN ENLISTS EDITOR IMB8 nm COMING HOMS of Ui* International Typographi­ male and 8.407 were female. A. day morning, Dec.. I, and will Lake Mery end Paole 6183. 1 0 * , T, H., Nor. cal Union ami representatives of total of 816l680 was also 'paid to return to the capital th a t same Vernon Burns Hardin of En­ LARGEST STATION Hla via | 6O 0 Lawrence terprise, Florida was last week 1.076 Florida claimant* now re ­ night. the two publishing companies. LEWISTON, M., Nov. 20. UP)— GoMenrad and OahrklU 682. hatband sworn In the Regular Navy. The 9l-yeer-old editor of the The dispute I* over nay rates siding in othsr states. The total YOKOHAMA, N o v.~WF.’ (JFvLake Monroe 6844. H erts- Young Hardin, 17, took th* Navy An Army Quartermaster unit and working houre. Th* strike amount paid nut was 8j 16JH8.60. .Sanford Lodge No. 62, F and Lewiston Dally Bun, George W. Longwood 8187. Ban- oath a t State Recruiting Heed- (the 4,286 th) Is opera t I* the first In history of the taro AM will meet Tuesday evening a t Wood, died today a t his home. Altamonte Springe | 67, Supt. T. W. Lawton Is tn 7:30 o'clock in-th* Masonic Tem­ Wood woe president of the com*, Salat Petersburg newspapers. quarters In Jacksonville on Nov. is .believed to be ‘ Foreet City 6107. The Evening Independent has Gainesville attending th* con­ ple at which time the M aster De­ peny publishing both lb* a fte r preparing hla enlist- gasoline lUUon la __ M _____ _ Pl>—ItwiTJ |84. announced that It will publish an ference of county euperinten- gree will be conferred. Refresh­ end the Lewiston Evening. J< itaeted on the Tokyo to Yoko. •88. ted photo-*ngravred edi- dents recwntlv called bv 8l*t* ments will be served between the nal. He bod w ritten ’ b*m a, rood. It pumpa 80/100 S u p t Colin English and which first and second sections of de­ for th* Sun until recehliy, Wood1 ng. f t W a . dey Into M00 :u 7 w uk> Times U -lw ing held Monday, Tuesday gree*. All Master lfasons are was * charter member of the ‘ jT .x S o i'ft >■; tomorrow. end 11 *dnetdey. Associated Frew. invited te attend, RE-ENIISTED SERVICE MEN STARTING BACK IN Nimrods Out In Force Today As Hunting Season Opens With Bang ; Higgins Goes To Washington To Get Naval Facifities S£jj ,v. • --ciy- vi-satei . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1945 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 19, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 19, 1945. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 19, 1945; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald