2 10 300 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ed0c916034691812bd25b76cd34c04cd.pdf 904610a7a7e3a2f5df359015f0456f97 PDF Text Text fH E SANFORD HEJt&LD,«BANrORP, FLORIDA j o t c k rr rr n n o N fHANKUN, D *f# i»4 anf. TI.* a ftfa t* of F lo r id * - I * iO T C R I 't r t r u ju N r n A N K U K ; Legal Notice T<m »ff IN* t i i e / c m c r i T - o o v R T o p t h i N i N T ir j u d i c i a l c m e r i t in A N D r o i l J F H IN O L E COUNTY, R T A T E O p P L O IlID A IN l I I AN <LltV, No <|21 W IL M A L I N O L L Y r u in t tff, * P A lt f L P R H L K Y O IL R R P A tlt L l>*f*n«latst. Tli# #»tat» n f Florida. T o P L H L H V tlJLKH I* A lif t *rho»# r#iH # n r# att<| ,aiMr*ft« I# U . «JD » l»rr|#y i j Parr. P t i f f - l 'X i . 7tl» PI##L Rfll # pro. Hnn FfantDr*?. tc »# n W f hen tomelxxly iaya »o you, 'Qowl jobi •re hard to find'*—DON’T YOU BELIEVE I T - if you're • physically’and mentally fit young man from IR to 34 inclusive! * In your new Regular Army. 40,000 good job* n month are opening up .. .Tntcmting join* thnt pay well. . . that offer advancement, career opportunities mid Uniiuitg nnd experience in many useful skills and trades. New higher Army pay . . . food, clothing, qumters, travel, at no extra cost .. . GI Bill of Rights educational benefits for those who enlist before the official termination of the war and serve at least 90 days . ami the oppor­ tunity for early retirement with n life income .. .'mid up to a career you can’t afford to miss. A 3-year enlistment permits you to choose any htanrh of service and overseas theater which still have openings. Oo after one of these good jolts now! You can get oil. the facts at your nearest U. S. Army Recruiting Station and ENLIST NOW I C aliforn ia. , Vmi i r r h rrrhv n o tified that •n il fflr d lvo rr# ha# filed aff n ln «f f o i l »n t|>» C ircu it Court for n* mi no l» tNitiirT r, §=•to# id#, tn C h a itferr* l*> \\i1m » I in*iU ) Parr ; T I I B C IR C U IT C t W I t T UK T i l l Ton a rr lieretiy requ ired in fii*= ■NINTH J lT H iT A K r i n i B I T , I f you i n r it t f n * ppeat. o r *1 *JD i the AM■ run H.MijuiU: i'i h j m v . C lerk h t said lo u rl In th * C o yfiti K U iI I I D a in I I I a JIBKHT. Court lfQ o *# i i f?*n f'-r1. Florida* no [IIIMA I. WIHTK. o r t ir f » r » ih e 17 th A c f o f January, iHiintirr. AO. I f 17, o r d efa u lt h III hi e n lerrd a ia ln * t you and nald ratio* t r ill p fn ffn l n p r fi * o rd er e l I lilt I Drill n o! 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T O P A U K n r . l t K I i r Ttqu lrad lo Ml* fn iir W fjll.n a|>n*t*atir* (p a r. tm iall* n -S ,* it ln r n e y l f in e r lie f ore 1 an ii it v A, A D |f i t * id th « B ill =»f f "ftfitpfa I rit - f iir rl I tn r'rr f ll*d * f f|" itiift H ilt .i « * nil IN T IIK L * in < H IT m f l W C p N I f ^ my hand and o ff ic ia l r i 'M l 'I A I . « I|(- I ' 1t . IN u a l ni Hanford F lo rid a , till* I * day M K M IN "I.K ( ‘( i l ’ N T l . I I nf N n v H rth fi, A O IP D i. IN C H A N K B IIV NO »• P IILItNIMIN H A IIII.W IA T I V A T g l t i Aa C lerk o f *»al«L Clrralt Court * iLA |•• W II.U K Tli. L K S IA N W A T K K iV ln-(*ntlnnT '•mini or rt'Itt.H ation WfKI.il. 'r v * l * l l.a h * M:\tAN I" 111. la ASSIllaa <• Calwi’a’Vjn, «• Ik* M itlm 10% laCMIM fat Sarrli, O rtf- •MS. a t Iiur.iu, ■, la US Mt.laniai P.r U r ih. 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Army rntrrlaln calkta t ‘ H IIH M H IK (Mark I 'lim t t C im rl l*r»ln. home fhould reflect you, your family, your Ufa in the heat light. Just possibly you’ve been giving home a back saat on the budget allotment . . . letting the old rug or draperies or furniture or fur­ nishings' do “ for now” . If that is the case, then ’give your HOME a gift this Christmas, and you*l| be giving yourself the best gift ever.I Our furniture and decorating floors are fjlled with home gift sug­ gestions . . . come in and choose one or several todayt I l l U Sltll T».I( ftlv «fftr , filhrfW lRM Cntifatfc** w ill l.f » nIr r rt! 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Thla In IN T IIK • N IN T H I M 'i K I l i A rlndca (he handsome aprlns N M i l l |; T «l i*I.I iiii « 11.1.1A*1 !**» »■ (»f y o u # HtouLA R a r m y U R V tS T U I NATION AND M ANKIND IN WAR AND FfACT 6 Kiitlnnd Ituilding Orange Ave. end Wnahingfon SI Orlando, Florid/* *IT K A II tn i amkt* m*ri!i nvrtii. »bn.* V A R R E U ’ S P A C K A G E s r O H .I V riMl )t Aiitspi nos. ThoxeSttf rvtilr(»fM r IMS fllft M f #| • 'fiDimhJgi ft * \ *"| ,MF f ir f lh l In flip* i r v »•ft fh** ’ ^th d* i " t lirrrm h rr. \ !>. D M tfl ft f H I »ln Hiill f » r ilD f.fre (iehtUnfS In th r • C o lirl •t ^ tfilf(“ |p i'niitilY, f ' I.=* i-1-* an ,sh. l o r ' I s liil (ill* nf H h i*h -ahf iJir** »A D F D lM flA I’ lWlI t: M Y lih P lain ♦if f y # l A M L i f ’n T T P It ? It I D a * 1* Ik'1ftHi u Rit haffd aiul v»#fif t#I «# # f i t 'Dtifnrd, Hvmlnol# Cf»tirtii Rt at# »f Fh*f MLi. 4 hi* I 2nr| *1** v nf L'o y ^ mi hot, A D l?*l< »* V MtSHHDON Cfrrfe nf th# Court * itatoinol# «^‘o tjn tr. Flnrirta i/li(vnh riot, Orr«afonal ped ‘•'UK Choir, Tahir. 'jfinwq 0| "P ll ( | « l i t n ( Chair, |Lo.»-lop­ Cork tall pt/B l**to| vtfi f**SX lt*|da lJ*am aijj *eof rtiimratuni innf Moor "11 w rom n sj J" Wrrl • II* ' ' * • « » inpojrvi ’ Pnv Paul *|| *||U«||||jq lamp, Knd Table, end Tahir lamp. _______ __ i RKa L) Notice Due to my illnei* nnd C o n f i n e m e n t , the boys WiMiilcrnft meetings will hr iliirnntimirH until further n o lirp Platform Rockers Are Very Welcome ! i .“ *i Company Coming For Christmas? They arr heartnly com fartsNa brranae they ar II. J. Finch en d rr beat fr it podding, Meed-Vr free* only . , , * - r -- 5 pc. Maple -Finish Dinette HlardUy ronalrortrd at Wild You canf fiavc soaps, woolens, ,tircb, Without"fetsihcrcs still a woMI fcwidc shortage of-fats andoils! Hot at a firecracker. That’s an ex­ pression. Hot as a soldering iron That's a fact! A fact ape)ling prog­ ress at new telephone connection! are soldered together — putting speed into the Telephone Com||V“pany> program^to improve service —to provide telephones for alt who want them. Telephone folks are in the thick * "fc f things, striving to give you as y quickly as humanly possible the || kind of service you want. Installing • equipment for more and bet.ter tele. phone service is a time-consuming, complicated job. Miles, of wiring -V n>u«t he laced into awitchboards. Millions of Intricate connections goldered, each in its precise plscf. Banks of electrical relays set up/ Cables laid. Poles erected. Wires strung. And sometimes a whole new building constructed. "Get the work o u tf ■ . ' ' . • That's our slogan. And that's oractly what we are doing as fast as .we can get the materials and than Inatall. the equipment. . COMPANY ' •. i __ . • ' ' r'' This EverPopulap LAWSON Sofa Bed . --W ill Solve Your Sleeping Problem ' And braSdaa. .It will grace yew Wring rwm In lbs daytime. It baa score* af aofl r*U springs mmmted On No-Dag spring boar, to tfa bonnd to. g,H A ' Special Christmas Lounge Chair Value �V THE WEATHER Partly rlonfly with mild temper,. turra and moderate wuth«Tl> windy tlrarin j and cooler with wind* 'hl/tlnr to froth northerly In north portion tonight and tooth portion WnltifwUif. M wh coolrr north portion Wednesday, in Unity There !s Strength— To Protect I ho I M t of the World; To r m n U tbo l*ro|Tf of America; To flodeco Frrvperlty for Ban ford; AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK VOLUME XXXVIII SANFOREh, Established 1908 F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y , D E C . 17, 1946 No Candidate f o r President DurantDenies Fak e Wedding Jap Premier In Jewel Case Secretary Byrnes. Is Loud In Praise Of Michigan Senator And Topi Connally Nearly 100,000 J a p s Army Colonel Is. Ac­ Hold Day Ixmg Pro cused Of Marrying cession In ComjmT W AC To Prevent nist Demonstration Her T e s t i f y i n g WASHINGTON, Dec. 17. — Republicnii Senator A r t h u r Vmidenben; nnnounccd today that lie is not a’ • candidate for the residential nomination and e anticipates no campaign In his behalf. The tall Mich­ igan senator, newly back in Washington from recent TOKYO. Pec, 17. flD—Com munlst leader* ami l,eft wing far liens" of (he Social Democratic Parly staged (heir largest mi demonstratiun in Japan loday. T V demnnslration look the form of a day long procession bv an art* mated .ioO to 400.000 shabbily dreMcdaanrn, women and boy*. The ostensible purpose of the procession » « * to force the re aignation of Premier YoshitU. But observer! *ai- the demonstration obviously was intended more U> Examine Proposed U.N. Site K International pear* conferences, de­ clared. "The Republican task at 2)harwl Is exclusively one now of Justifying otir November victory ” Secretary of Blais nymeg also waa bark In the capital today and ha had something lo say about Vandenberj Byrnes Mild he Imped U>at both Vandenbeng and Sena­ tor Tom Connally would Mick by him In future diplomatic negotia­ tions. Byrne* added lie hoped Uiey both would accompany him to Moscow for thg next foreign min­ i s t e r * mvtClng. Byrnm was brim­ ming ■ with praise for Uie work done by the council and Uie United ballons Aa-emtily—But he ■warned soberly Uist there still ■ are difficulties ahead. Florida Jaycue N pwh FeaturcH Sanford GAiiford and GemIhole County are featured hy the Florida Jsv kee News, official publication of the Florid* Junior Chambrr of Qwnmerce. In Ita necember edi­ tion Half of Uie front pngr Is devoted to a picture of Uie Maytab Inn. and Sanford, cbooen by ihe Seminole County Junior Cham­ ber of Commerce to receive prime attention In the paper,'is very sveil represented with picture.! and Jack natlgan. Sanford J a jw president. U credited wtUi "doing XS rasaukabtc Job- In gaU.erinS •forterr and advertising matter,” also raerelunts, clUsrn*, etty offi­ cials and Chamber of Oommerre members are credited with lend­ ing much aid A totat of 15.000 or Ihe fkinlord Christmas edition has been prhrt#d. Bemlnolo Omnty sfrkrulturp Li descHbrd. IPriendB Take Stand ft In Bilho*8 Defense WASHINGTON. Dee. 17. f/Fi friends of Senator Theodore Bil­ bo took the stand today to defend the Mississippi lawmaker's deal­ ing* -with war conlraeta which a Seriate committee ia Investigating. Onh witness. Forest Jackson, who is Bilho’n attorney said that Bit. bo'a pal* -raised fund) In 1940 In pay hack |3.<M>0 Bilbo had horrowed from a former aide of 4^tuey Long named Abe Bhushan, A former secretary of Bilbo's left Meridian today for Washing­ ton to tell hi* story.to Senate Investigator*. Th* ex-secretary, Edward I’. Terry. I* due In the nation's capital Wednesday morning. Bilbo htmaelf said today he . would not give testimony until ail witnesses had been heard. ftHigh School Students Strike Against Hours JERSEY CITY, N. J., Dec. 17. W — Five hundred striking stud­ ents at Snyder high school tu Jersey . City marched In other schools today, r and chanted for support. But police did their level best to koep the etrlksn-moving, and tried' to divide' the crowd •from IU' leader*.' • >- I The 500 boys end girls at Bnydar are striking In protest agataU a change h) hour*. Right now, ^tha schedule calla for 4 hour* 46 minute* of KitoolwoTk. JU ftetive Feb. I. UTi he 46 min­ ute* longer. Student (trike lead­ er* ■**y th* new schedule would Associated Pres* Leased Wire Baruch Urges Speedy Okay Of Atom Plan Huh Crash Kills 1, Injures 25 5f Russia Asks Time. To Study U.S. Plan Of A t o m i c Controls; Made Public Dec. 5 '•■at.-. if. m m • JBm *- - - }\ \ V ' a* LAKE SUCCESS. N. T Dec. 17. (A*)— I! o r n n r t1 Baruch today formally nsk «.*d Uie U n i t e d Notion Atoinie ( ’mntnission to nJ <T-pl th*y^'ajjed .St.ite-s p l j for aioinic control. He aJ that the question of h a ncssing ‘the atom Itnd btjM debated long cough OFFICIALS STUDY A llUIPklNT of a (lit In New York offered to the U N. by John D. Rockefeller, Jr. and tha d fyM Y ls valued at 8Vk million dollars. Impettlng tha drawings of th# proposed akyteraper world capital ara (I. to r.): Robert Mures, park Commissioner; Sir Angrf* Fletcher, British delegate; Nsurollsh Enleiam, Iranian delegate, and John C. Bennett, raprtaenllng Mayor O'Dwytr. . (International) More Fighting Anderson Named Breaks Out In Winner Of 1946 Northern Greece Schaal Trophy ATHENE. Bee 17. (IT. Pres* dispatches reaching Athens today told of mote fighting between guerrilla hands and government fore*.--. . . Fight guerrillas vyere said to hnv* trf-*n killed run! ten vAuindrd In is clash with government troops nr»r n village in wrstetn Thrace the goTernment, fnrrt* ear they eapliiM-t 7-1 Weapon* from the partisans In another bottle two members of a fnter nf insurjetila hav* t ren kille.t and l*i> wounded. A dispatch from Salonika said that |f IMtpR Hie British Suth AlrlsiftiE Bivivlnn have appealed on the strreta nf Kavalla., a heevily garrimned seaport nn ‘ the Aegean used na a tnhaero ship­ ping point. The dispalch quote* elftuertl .•f my .lei v 1 ".lay enterct Mr AKTHUM BECKWITH. Jit thr invevigiation nf t|,f wtnecol* Herald Sports Editor Hotel flrr sshtfh roat lit1 lives The annual football banquet Atlanta ott Bee. 7 The ne"' in honor of the UN*5 Seminole developmrol * a i a Ualrtnrnl hv High CeleryKerf grirlders wss a third floor guest at the hntv' given hy the Tri-Ill cirla group that he heard the :mtint| of run at' th* Semmolo Country Club rung footstepfi mitaidr his ?ooti> last night with players, Ihetr ahnrtlv befoir hotel rmployvs dt father*', numerous distinguished covered the blu r It was on thr guests and Trl-Ul girls in allldrd floor (hat the fitr ari.fks lendanre. ati-H The witness. I‘anl lauigf.nl Big Willis Anderson. K*d full of Biimtngham, A lt. placed his hark.- war. awaided thr Peter information before the Cniton Schaal trophy This Irophy ' in eonnty grand Jury in Atlao’ i reeognltion of the rhor.t valuable player oil the team A Inter son, Snheltor E F Andrew rid in receiving the trophy tin yen. that (lie testim ony i - |he fu .1 m heennte the third player, doling diratmn of artlvily in thr iluid th* ID years Ihe award has Iwen given, to win it two year- in o floor ennrldors for n ennsidrrthle row. ferfton Edlnffrld * » » -eler- length of time hc(nrr the lire ted in 1028-89 and Bill Fleming «'as reported in Ihe early morn­ ing. . . . In 1042-4.1 Schaal stated that during the war these trophle* coubi not ► *• secured: therefore he « » forced to name the winner* during pa.t seasons and prom t* them then j trophy when they routt l-e op i I,ON BON. Bee 17. up, rrh* tsined. Sehail awarded a Imphy to the ItMJ winner. Bill F lrminr%, House of Common-. t"dsv ii, \rd which was reeelvnl hy hi. mothei Fond Minister John Slrarlin *y Mrs. W. G. Fleming in lh* aluriir* that th* United .itatrs had pro­ of her ,*on who Is now playing mised Britain eiinugh wheat and foolball al the U. nf r'.eorgia. flnur between now and J,in 31 The 1944 winner. "F o o l.” Ilrum to avert a grave emergency, ley, who had recently returned Slraehey said Britain now w-mld from the service, was on hand ire permitted |o buy and r n-rrt to accept hts trophy. AS.OfiO tons of wheal, Jfi.lmn t-iro Anderson received hi* Imphy, of flnur and a small ......... for the 1945 award, then IVhsal coarse, grains H* adle-< 'hey told those present how thr »w **t would be shipped from the *d of the trophy wav selected • H* State* around.the first in staled that 11 Judges, after *•' January tending as many gam* • I' * .Strarhey addr-t that thr l i.it*d slhle and careful deliberation. It"11 a meeting and deride niioi, the State* .had proinlird rait pn -tlly moat valuable player for the vest In moving additional qnauti'ir. of Anderson then received bis ‘ f r ­ Canadian wheal aeroaa the Coded States.. Earlier, ihn f<»v| minisond award. C«acl) Kettle* was introduced ter abandoned plana lo f Iv to Waahlngtnn for food talkby (oaattnssUr E, G. Kilpatrick, pm) then Keltlea awarded players their letUra. Seniors receiving T R A IN WRECK school letters Included Harold Ksstner, Jr., Clarence Grantham, Bpenear Harden, Clyde Hutt. Jan ! MADRID. Dec. 17. UP>- A train Jenklnson, BUI Ludwig. Gwynne wreck In Spain 100 mil*, south of Madrid today took th* ItV r . of A mL Mnllis Trapp.. U a » a-i d -2(1 to 25 peteons and Injuicd 70 Whelchel, wlllla Anderson, Uon to 100. The accident occurred Swain and Lloyd Swain. Juniors when the Andalusia Fiyieas receiving their fiS” were Johnny crashed ‘Into a ntatinnery line of Alexander, Byron Beard, Richard freight car* at Clnco Cat*. Bass, Eugene Harper. Chris Jen­ sen, Chuck Herron. Holly Pirrcy ThMr dr# ft'-** *m hum*p llmti 50(1 of fhr fi'T ’ gr*1vhi titir)’ riei fo I Sf r IlH* *|i r.inf »|||j |ik Walter f'nimnll s, * lull iXrttyigfei ! 11r* |*r•*yli d11mi> c>f in*!? '*4tt yo\\ng inifiA vvho.jf in* r ntrr mt* tipoft Dirt? ft ! e| racing' Sell exiling ain* training of th* «logi will emih•»»»** fMghtiv rtrfpt Sunday througli I >,'« 2H Sfrw imptov^mrnf nf-l'hr track mcltnlf resurfacing of ih#» pnikiiig l*»t• <i np w |ii«lg**v3j. staini h.ihj| He* In *0*1.1 The raring Twelve candidates from the Sanford Shrine Club were Initi­ ated as Shrlners at the Fall Ceremonial held al Morocco Tem­ ple in Jacksonville on Friday and balunlay, and parllripated In the big parade of more than 2,000 Shrinenu Tbe new Blirlners are Charles 8. Clarlday, Paul A. Rowland, Dr. L. T. Boss William B W illi­ ams, Roy R Wrlghl, Clarenee C, Welsh. K. C Graham. Bill Tyre, William K. Wlllla. Joseph P. Tlllla, W. 11. F.llerbe and Knock Partin, of Oviedo Among Ihe Shrlner* attending from Sanford were Roy O. Willi­ am*, J. L. Thornier. Jim Mc­ Clelland, John Carver, Torn Jinea, M. C. Tyre. II. W. Rnlnn and J. A. Howard., TtTUBOATR MAY STOP YOUNOJIfRl 100K ON At the wreok.ige of the school bus (top) to which one dird and ut leail IS were in]'ued «. hen the vehicle carrying 40 children crashed into a ros.tridr ire* *‘>x mile* toulh of f lint. Mich. Rescue workers had to use hacksaw* to free some of the youngsters from th* wreckage. In bottom photo Mrs Lyle Lons bury consoles her ■nn Donald II one of th* chlldirn hurt to the crash. (International) Tourist Club Welcomes 90 Visitors At First Meeting Tw ist K cvcalcd 'Schonl O f (.lirlinje Fiw tba ll “ F ix ” 'I n Hi* Opened AI vtiHK. i>er ,7 . nfh I YfbP *»t ft Villi? in ttii^ h»* t* ftstiona} PAWS',. 'Bee |7, f-)*i I'll* French national assembly today gave Premier Lend Blum's inu percent poclalltt cabinet a too ing vole of confidence The ddr gates confirmed the first Social).t cabinet In .F tench hiatorv to head a five-week interim government by a vole o f 5H(I to (n. ' In a aftecch prer.enling his new cabinet to the assembly, the 74 yearnld three-time Prem ier'warn ^d France o f severe economics I • coni* W»rpi-__applause. trrrtc l the wonls of one of the grand old men nf French politics, Blurn'i new caretaker rahlnei will herve only until a iwimanent govern­ ment ran he iet up mid-January- 'iiin^ It* - ut'. r*p<if iili*rx nf fih'liiip dM'l .’ ■‘.Ii 1fru,. Inr , .ifi'l f*fci «i*rr!> *1 HI fth illf, M V , In' i ;inivpt|. • n*! r»*vm rx p ffi (»» br frnrhill;: Ihi* vonmerr tl»r- nrt *if Klbl* iiuf am! r.i>iri(tK in Ihe turn !in»* I hip. wilHfltM #ni?ln** «hir|i fjlttlf tlrnffy 1hroftjjb i bi» i y Mt ah*! V|i linni'iu irr m r ■ *»f !!*•* ^7* it f f»g .-viff*irl V » f »• * AH*! r |%i*. ♦ (41 fflVF 4 *?f nt'lf* I qfltvlt d ru 1 gllliet <»>l t -.1 • ■■■■— — Admission to the Jointly spon­ sored Christmas party at th* Rlt* .Theater Saturday morning at 10:M o’clock Will be by g tfu of candy, dothlng. toy* (no fruit) or any suitable present for Christmas. There w ill be a *P «d*l feature pleture etarrlng Nelaon Eddy, Th# Theater, rtpreaenteJ by manager Robert Ilarri* and the Sanford Lodge of Elke, la ehlldfvn. BtnptOTTnent — IF. n Em­ ployment IJervlce, 111 North Park Avenue. Vocational Training and Edu­ cation — T. w . tawten. Court House. Legal Assistance, HoeplUlUatirm and State Service Officer — Contact through Lloyd P. Boyle, County service Officer, Home Berries Aaelatance to Berricetnon. rx-Sew icemen and thrir Dependents — American Red Croat, Lakefront Boulevard. Veterans Administration — George S. Andereon, Sherlfre Office every Tuesday. i un o u im m id y .ip p rn c. l n n w n m i* ita U im s i ivuilu L iiill alutie .W O U li t iv r ilit* Att im p o rta n t p tu -r Ml h lit n ? y . I f war r!«*nr from th** ftnul kifltrm ftit o l So viet l M in r -ie t V >! jitirl „ I l f lt il f l F i'i r iK ii i * T-i r y I >i«r ( B a v in , ti-. thpy ‘.h I* I fs-o li *•i it ■ it iir d a y , tKr** t h r \ r l »»t \ . i f i th?' ♦ Ml I* f uur P • ? r t f ’ np* .t > % r . F , I *l>4. run fti-.n t t h r i - h , ♦ ► ♦ («=*. hut f i*»t * ■ *iit * • • ..I f .Tin i .! * Thr rum fnr?Al»la »it w tif nvAiifrril in idiiip , hKr \if- tit lull »* I*a unit nf A srt h«D4* silt! * i m It* 1*t aw Ay I'r.iTOT, r,n11*it»ifi’l l that th r 1 <tt»i ill?y «ili*1 (r» allow xrm htv' if ' H ' ii on jiirn ^ 11f1111n i-pAcf' f*x t h r r n t e r t iin e r s . Vt»* .thin i a unlv ,l ftf^t -^trii and th®it itorr* rut I h r ir f ir s t h in t **f a many obstacle t may k oncoun* W Aim S »n f'iril am! S em ino le Chum tnn l. ly w rh m tir w hfn t h ry w r i t rt| Mi** *lio»r by two r»martly * lit I 1 » 1* r vr*f f **.. I ! # lly I'tMik a n ! *‘ha* I-■ *•* • f »*»*-, iin f |i|*ks«1tit«iil w*tb |M!*■ *1 t**-! Iiollv torn*** |ll-Mt'Mhori Iln, lop I, owned hy Walter J h_,r«bii,-. aru( lV»l|ei Krohne, Ji who are rnull'e i tern dia tjibutor for the ship and wb" will -iffirlate at the dernonstra Hon, to which the public is cor dlally Invited. Si* student* soloed last week at the Hanford School of Avia­ tion They arc .fame*. F. Young, James F l**e. Charle*. R Sparks. John 7L Culpepper. Earl Suminersill and fete Mem. All havg received ,-ioiia wings and are contlrtiiing flight frainlng in order to ohtsm their private pilots licenses. u, issnt m m ill* t'liitud Natiuii. Historic first o««siwi] i Th* delegation. , d mall poners aiej ter.) that tht- hat f r i«ft (*»•« Arty veteran tn need nf serv­ ice (Dee of charge) In any of the followtng categories la re­ quested to visit the office of the responsible agencies listed beknr: . Coordinator — E D Carter Atlantic National Bink Rulld- SPBCIAL ADMISSION m ii r \ rMl*»rn Just r v r n iiij; M* ill*- ( n irri Veterans Service Amerkan legion. Chester Miller offered to assist the Auxiliary In building a new kitchen and ladle* powder room at the HuL He announced that the 40 at 8, of which he I* Chef Da Gere, will meet at 8:00 P.M. on the second and fourth Wednes­ day of each month. He appealed to member* o f the Legion to, aid In manning -th* Salvation Army kattlaa naxt Tuesday evening A Urge nmtiber o f toy* and a lot of candy, * Including peanut bars donated by the Von Herbulb Candy Co., w en brought for tho Elks Christmas party for children- Plans were made* for a New Year* Day party. a Sanford Airport f|»* r f t f i p I , i>«.| rcf-eivv-l -m b < rail * Mmmghftu a ,kr thr |i|-tgr r<» hold 1‘arir, without ball printing hi* trial The aaelMant |>»s*ii»-t Attninry also tnld th* judg* that Paris’ hacker* will do everythin* in thrir power to prevent lh* JH-ym-abt ,|e(er>dant (mm g,n«? nn trl«l ■ *| s? i*t f h*. r*miut t‘ontpr with *• pMjgtTn* »f ni*t5»c mnt rnterlain •unit th *t pleft ifil thr inrinlox \ t* h»»ol of eliding ami soarim: tif th* Inurtai Club «t thrir initi­ al Eetluriiu; Min, W. It. Brinson hr ‘ t iiit r il «i»oo a I Lius K ah An port. Hoy II hltiWIiMn Tervrif n- A tifitu ifirrr, Dint w ith uph i-'r) •*etf*V Morti m il l v ♦ K ’ t N» toit .lire, l»at*11nf fiiin ’ o| ItI . To Ship Wheal, Flour To Fin:land 12 Sanford Shrincrs Arc Initiated In Jax that now was the time for ti^H. The American plan. s tr g ^ J international controls and i ^ H lions, was rejected flnthejaB r.unimer try Rli-sraN A i 'I r r i f e G yko. hue. during the re c rn ^ ^ H eral A -, emhly amstons, M flH foreign Minister V M. 'JUfllfl screed to world o i’ peet nutind. m Iu. It t .iiild I mil- '■ .ide Til- sells l-tt! ssIt Schooling rarrn fm gfAyhouittli t»*f «n Ia f»t til gilt .*T ftir it fni it 1Ml*rx|n 1 Lift in [if t*{M rA- 1 ' ‘••if f »*r ihf- "I'rfinip rdPp rm (•overnmrtit Troops L u d w i g , Grantham VVinccoff Fire Probf Drvrlops Mystery Selpctril Ry Team Clash With Itohel A h Game Captains A TLA N TA , l*C( t?, (/V)— A Forces In Thrace LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y . Pee. 17, l/Pf—The United Nations Atomic E n e r g y Commission failed In arl on Ihe American ronlrol plan today despite r ipresstons o f approval from a majority o f the. commission** membership. The cr-mmisjdon aujmirnrd until Friday after Soviet Russia asked for more lime to study the pfoponals. c .c ry rw * iMppr-u I ,, .iV-'UtU.fl >lic r.-s*i<-1<w1 anthem wa. -ting, alii. Mt lilwartl F laltr » f ihe pMJe> Y'li* K rierviitj wrr* Billy Brm-'ut. John Root. David ll.srreil and Frrtblle Cooper. fjlindtua. hymn* and aonga w ri* umg by a quarlrtte consts ling uf Jo* Duggar. tytaml IlmM, Rill llfiir.on »n'l Bobby I’ ulliu, with Mr Lari* accompanying. Mrs I'rar.l Itansell gav* '< humerour. .recitation, and then toy o f the origin of the hymn “ Silent Night” when jhe a s . called hack for an erieot*. Bobby Holler, a junior miss, pleased with her sing­ ing 8he wa;. accompanied by her mother. Mrs. ?-• N. Holler. A number of .nappy selections were played hy an instrumental trio ronstsUng of Mts, Lane, piano, Bill Martin, bass violin nod W. H. UonnoHv, banjo. Special feature* of the enter­ tainment were dances of two pup­ ils of the Uogbutn School of Danc­ ing, Mtas Elotse Cook and MHs Anita Aiken. Mtsa Cook, In bright costume, gave a 8outh Amrriean tnlo dance, anti later a Hawaiian dance. Miss Atken amt Bill Har­ rell performed a special dahee toutin*. and later Miss Aiken sang while Eloise Cook did her Hawaiian routine. Thera wa* also group tinging with the string trio accompanying. Mrs. G. A. Luepton. nf Port Washington who was the oldest lady present, was presented with a corsage of rare orchids by J. D. McNeill of the McNeill and Yost florist firm. The Caleryette* served orang* juice, and stalks uf celery contributed by American Fruit Growera Inc. were distri­ buted, together with o r a n g e s given hy Patrick Fruit Company. TTitft: in rptnrtbititf t*» ^aM f«*t ihta point «»f vjrw If ^ o u liin ’ t r| *» ut cil l f **r 'h r ***flil to he lilM rt t *a JI / tl • H T . f •»* uvur it y fi|S 4 i tiMim-rti? i * .i •pirstfon nf ULiD'l |R'tia*» f If Alt pUriHf^e ?M|t pc. t one inuthcr i to- j11 Iiiicnt ill dlsarm aiiriit -sill ......... on the agendas " f world <--*ui'i'iL tt will he treated Ilk* th* unwai'led child who is sent (ram one set of i*. lalivea to thr_ other l.easdng the tiitie of the arms limit al ions aside for a moment, the U it I t e d Nations Assembly has finally approved th* City of New York aa it*, permnment cap­ ital Whatever the merit* of other poaiiblo sites, the mere fact tlnsi- the -queaium lias been arttlrd makes fur more stability. Whether It i. the United Nations or a couple about P» »etth- down, the decision for ■> permanent home is a most Important lo-ginning. In ntlir.r major aelilevement*. Ihe peace nr gnu nation admitted Sweden, Ireland and Afghanistan to membership, tncreaaing the number of United Nations from 51 to 5L it *rt up n ten-member trusteeship council to safeguard th* interest! of non-self-guvernmg peoples In former League of Nations mandates; the purpose being that they eventually achieve their independence. The Assembly adopted a resolution calling on the Big Five powers lo use their voto privileges sparingly in the Secur­ ity Council. It also called for a world conference, on freedom of information to he held soma time In 1947. Perhaps lh* moat controversial resolution is the one on Spain. It recommends that alt member [.• lla a .r 'O a PM * Its A P Roundtree resident of Sanford for 30' year*, ties pur­ chased the Ralph W. Loosing Transfer and Storage D». at 404 French Avenue and has been ap­ pointed agent for the Oreat {South­ ern Trucking -Oo. �TUESDAYJ'DEC. 17, 1946 TH E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, F LO R ID A -Learning English f he Sanford Herald i ■— - WINGS OF THE M ORNING OamMUXc* t » |k»t 4 . I t , «IM »I ■»« *aa*«r ■< KlartSa 1,1 mmm—»• * Rt ruction," Hays A nmml a El lift) profewor at Colorado' btut« Touchers' College, in a .report covering it nation, I wide survey ott the teaching of Ehglish, The report in­ I.* .. *T, dicts English teachers, asserting that American youth lei***. do not speak uuderstundingly or write well. " “ ’T o i u i i i i l. u * *n Blamo for tills was placed* largely on a too heavy sau** ... teaching load. Courses of study need to be revised, says U O H I*u » 1 U K ** I h I h m S 1* * 1** the report, to-permit u uniform airn from kindergarden .’ r a i i s i r T i o , ' * a a t i through college. Also, word study, given up in many r „ a b l « !■ * * * * * * * schools, should he re-emphasized as well us thu relation­ ••*** MMrtk; ----—— ship between grUmmar, vocabulary and suntonce struc­ IH -------- ---Hearts —------ - ------ture. - I 'v In other words, the coujU ro teachers .of English B a ll* * * . « * * • •’ dsriee* ■•* •! are not satisfied with their producl. This ia, wholesome, . . . , . r l l a ! « * » * " *• i,. *«u ►* ******* '• » and promises well. Certainly,there In‘too ntucti ■criticism .e.rnuwtr- **»**• from employers that graduates of Hje tiat 1bit's higli schools and colleges do dot know how to spall, Or how to ■r a r t s t s H t i l * H # r R l « m T »l»ie -f “VfcV'uni* write nn acceptable letter, ft is important^ that Young w a ta la la re la ( M * * '■ America should be master of his native tongue. I. («« • * * » l * r . .***'“ lu lt r i. H .ttU U a a a k a •« Tke , 7 * “ **- mVOvh I. e.el- .with the union Along tb« Itnsx at th» gpvcmmenl-! UHW contract. The Aouthtrn mine owner* ate staunchly* Op-1 poird. howtver, to It* provisions covering uniin* Itttion of foremen, a uniform tridustry-wide safety code and the royalty on coal for the miners', welfare program, u During the wsr the soul hern producers held' out many months longer than the northern opera-1 tors on acceptance o f a contract negotiated by former Interior Secretary Harold tehee and Dewta.i Their mine* continued under government control and hept working. Apparently they hope to repeat the perform? i m Caribbean Co-Operation ,(|.a » t all B *w * * l * e » * e k » « a la II *e » • « •**•*«" ante., An cucotiraging bit of international co-operation is the-recent creation of a Caribbean Commission which, with*a research eounril and a West India'rOnfefence, will act as a controlling and advisory body to the„fotfr nations with territory in the Caribbean: The United Stales, France, The Netherlands and Great Britain.. The agree­ TUESDAY. DK<', IT, l»D i ment also provides for a permanent -secretariat to be .established at Port of Spain, Trinidad, to be headed BIBLE TKHMR roil TODAY by an American. -r *— This organisation is the peace lime evolution of a The shrewdest policy Is Jd"l i tha golden rule. It would g » for War commission set up by Britain nhd Anflerielf to rtiaftagn ( J prevent war* a* well a* petty economic and nationality problems.' It. is aftiflljo^rt'/t sous title*: Righteousness csnllcth of international co-operation which mayfigpirve an in" s t .., 1,. *• *-»in*"«ijii'Ti spirution for other programs ,of international control for bigger stretches of the earth's surface. . i |a tale ***** aad «a l *afcllah*d *•*•!*■ h i, ia r * * * a it r a lU a • * • * * ' ■aalaltaa b e te l* • *• * » * • *•- • DEMOCRATS, who will have a strong minority voir* In the SOth Congress. Intrnd to fight Republican proposals for a 20 per cent lucerne tax cut and (o demand that any surplus revenues be ua*d to reduce the hug* was debt., The two top Democratic lead«r* on taxation ahd appropriations all rady have pledged their party to thl* program. Rep. Clarence Cannon (D| of Missouri, iwho will be ranking minority member of the House appropriations committee, says the CUP U x cut proposal would be "Inadvisable" and that war debt should be reduced at the rate of five bttlloa dollars a year. Itep. Robert Dough Ion (D ! of North^, Carolina, who will he /Silking minority member of the tax-voting ways and means mmlultlrr, asks "when Will the debt be reduced" If (he nation dor* out, atari paying It off In this time of record high national Income.. . Synthetic Sugar tas tic* firm are one of >*t hazards of the Vul**m. Avoid lighted rnodl *s | tlo nl,“ T B i i l i y T U t S ^ fd f ■if‘.her husleind ditln’t have fh troubles, |Mmr Mr*. Tro had In gel herself Involved $19,000 damage suit last ( t -resulted from an autole accident. Mrs. Truman 't even In thn car at the but It was her car. rmlnent visitors in Florida i mortU' Include H e r b e r t Bx, farmer president of the 4 SUU i, down here to fish, l a f r t« say, » e hope, that [ot potlllrai Hill lie Is look It f'Ii* atifeouraging to note in these (ta jV ef tiratipower shortage* that unenijjloymem Insurotico pahl put by the Florida Inilustiial CommlMiun I* declining. llurinK the month of .Nnvemlier only $279,9H.r> was |>aill out in hetiefll* to t^iina who will not work. I , On* who might ire ralleil 'the gloomy Arthhishup," F r a n c i * 'Cardinal Hprlluian, *ay* "The foily and mallm of m a n jaopardi|M tha realization of the hope "tot ware and threatens to doom -mankind to death." .That this may not be unvcasone<| pea*lml«m is shown by dl*|days of envy, Jeal­ ousy, hatred, Selflshnelw, Igiim-ance, bigotry. Ijizlness, dishonesty and {orruptlnn on every hand Ibrooghmit the wlp'l** W'tihl. Tfi« develop menl of man's chararter jmah’x lifting of controls on » housing.d^h-itty, apparently laving that there will now ot ny $80,(100 and $^0,000 homes bollt, not many house* which vet­ erans can afford. That may be. Frankly w* don’t know. Ilu r t f a rleh man build* u $.'10,000 home fo r himself to lire In,-he.must move out of some other house, nr tome apartment, leaving it vacant for soma veteran to move Into. It may be'that the new system Will work better than lha old one krhfch certainly didn't work very Iluntlng on other people's prop which has been duty posted ’ result In fatal conseuuences «H concerned. Near Bunnell weak five people were sh it ChemiRtA can always fintl a way to *n sabstitutp if the* real article becomes scarce enough. Now Dutch in.ventofn have hit Upon n nyw RuliHtanru .said to be -f,000 times as sweet as sugar. It priimiseR to be more ecoimmical-In foml anil in the manufacture of candy nnd «oft drinks. . Sweet-toothed Americans await with cagaypew what tile Ifullanders have to offer. Nn getting around it, Uie Kader Hart -o f. Miami spent sugar ahortage has annoyed American citizens far more Friday visiting his mother Mrs. than many more serious results of war dislocations. -ill Marl. One point, however, needs attention. Sugal* itself Miss Mayme Celgi-r who has has certain important valuer! in the human system. Sweets ■been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Philip llaucr, left .Saturday fm her home without these are unimportant. I latVern* Dunkel, a* l, Mr*. oil **■ M*ry • • / *Nlfk * *1 w __s fig___ „ k u ( ’ombs, ■aeuhi el* and Mr*. D Ruby **rved refre^hnient* of chicken salad, riinzaa crnckars, pickl**, -aatjua and cake*. * GENEVA NEWS Mr. alwl Mrs. John Thomas re­ turned' from Washington, D. C, Saturday where Ihey have been visiting for the past week. i in Ijreensboru, N. C. HUNTING A N I) CAMPING EQUIPMENT Mr. and Mrs. Homer llallnrd of West Palm Drnch spenl l|ic week­ MY CONTACT WITH lh«* new spaper I>ur) iich.h has end with her falhrr. It. II. Meet. given nm an insight into tin* importance nf a free press Mr. and Mrs. llnllard rsperl t»r that I could not otherwise.have obtained. It has given mnVe their home here with Mr. me un abiding faitli in the integrity of the press service : Mres after Jan. I. • Mr. and Mr*. Selby Halley were of the country. It has given me an understiimllng o f the relationship of thejiress to our governmental Institutions, j Sunday guests of Mr. nnd , Mrs. 1W, M. Torre* and Mr. and Mrs. ami perhaps whutls of the greatest importance, a belief F. Iliirrison and family. Chut the disHeminution of nows is essential to good governHr. and M r j . IU n iy il| rr i«ott ment'nnrl carries wlUi it a resjionsibility of those who and'Mrs. Mzrv tells of jaciiionhave been elected and appointed to serve the people in ville, Mr. and Mrs. Hellry llnllrv piddie office. I believe there i« no more wholesome in­ of Titusville, Major and Mrs. Mil­ lard Thompson of Urlamlii were fluence in American life than to have newspaper people the guesta Saturday o f Mr. end reporting the news from every City Mall, Courthouse, Mrs. (,*, F, llairison, Mr. and state and federal building in the nation, every day of Mr*. Torre* nnd Mr. and Mr*. J, the year. The alertness of these newspaper- and wire L. ilrhwn. service reporters is thu host guarantee the public has that .Mr and Mr*. Chari** Hilbrant, its elected and appointed officials will discharge faith­ who have lieen visiting Mr. amt fully the duties that have been entrusted to them in Mrt, Henry Krelier. left Humlny accordance with the neteda of tliu duy.—Governor Warren for their horn* in Frostproof. Mrs. J. C, Hills visited her son of California nnd daughter-in-law, Hr. and Rnt. Dougins Hill*,'In Oriundu recently. Mr*. It. N, Htrevett nnd Mrr. Katherine- Davis -spent Huntley In Daytona Hcach with frhnds and relatives. — l y WILLIAM MTT — Mr. nnd Mrs. O. K. Pnland nf Central P t t u W tlttr Hanford were gursls o f Mr. nnd Mr*. Henry KreUSr Sunday. A CHICAGO invtntor augatanUy sweeping clouds off tha Friends o f Mr*. M. K. Dooley grxt* the building o f dirigible front porch. will regret to learn she is 111 and balloon houses, Th# plan ao far, l i t cort/intd to her home, unfortunately, la la the dream T5* borne In tb* htovtni Mr. and Mr*. Washington hepfifid not the blueprint stage. would b* piloted horn the living hatt, Miss Frances Lephart and I l l loom. Howtvtr, tbo beck-rest Sidney Howell of Columbia. 3. C. A t Ihtt. on titb o rn t bunt»• driving odtlto would, no doubt, »P*nt the weekend with Mr. and low would tntble a hokstholdtr bt supplied /itom the kitchen. ■ Hr*. J. O. McLain, Jr. They are to be a $ t»y -»t-hom t tnd a gad­ 11 A • .» about at th* same time, tinea Ih e jv u , heva can ba YOU'RE TELLING ME! l i t ; -• Robson Sporting Goods 306 East First Street raveling salesman,' reading the Winecoff Hotel fir* and g reading too much about t, bought lit nisei f a 850-foot h k h lte carries around with 1 hla suitcase now whereg'BtMd. Ha doe* not intand trapped In hla tenth floor hF any hotel fire • • > will S is hi* rope to a bad post t f r down the- aide at- this f . A brlllMnl Ideal For ffho tan alkie down a ^$9A better plan, it azim* program Christmas overling. m un The Home D e m o n s t r a t i n n ( hrhitman party was held in ihe Community Hall Tuesday after­ noon with approximalely 85 presenl. The hall wax LeauUfully decorated with - poinsettia* ami Table*_ down Christmas treen*. the center and a large Christmas tree In the corner. Chrlytmaa csrida were sung and Hants Claus dlstrlh-ilad presents; The hostevie», Mrs. Henry Krelier, M il* I f -! . . . a brief fatkgf it a F Iz O W E R S would be to hide In tbe clouds when one >*e* a Mil collector or ln-lawa taking off In hla dtrao- find point of c h k rY E S W E 0 v thu l 1“ Lu* The words fear and kaiser are ty in New York harbor f* four ,j#rjved from th* Latin *t six Inches tong. cafsar. a is hie rasUe," ' and scree. Communist* a m m u n ln t sympathizer* study this Humtall shooting rn what would happen In unfrv >f any bunch of hoodgrer tried to deprive other o f their property. We A m Having A Number Of Inquiries and Desirable Offera-for Furnished Homes and ApartmdntB for• . the Winter Months^ H A V E T H E M ! and doublo buttons make a tmott front for d junior dots tuitl Designed by Jutjotd * ORCHIDS * ROSES * ( 'A U N A T A H ) N S of Dollar in Doelerje, a 100% virgin wool fabric. Btige. aqua, navy, powder blue, •n d ^ - k1 .A GOOD VARIETY OF CUT honey ion or green. Sixes 9 to IS. $00. *; FLOWERS AND POTTED PLANTS If You Are Interested in Renting Your Home or Apartment for the Season Please Contact THE CHAMBER■••••■• OF COMMERCE • • *< . • -A FUU..FLKDGED B A TTLK Is under way between Pan Ameri­ can Airway* and a blue of domestic airlines over Dsn Ain a at tempt -to gain n network of domestic routes In continental United Mlaies The debate la going on befure the Civil Aeronautics Hoard -m Washington, with attorneys for both sides slugging U out in vsrtwl contests. An attorney for one nf the opposing alillnr* usked whether by ■■Pin Ain's proposed better service to International llsveler*. Dan American meant the "provialon of Hpanlih speaking stewards, one or two Kpanish magazines and the serving of dull own isine * The Pari Ain ufTIt lal who bed Scored WKit,fi» cblli alillnea' failure to hold planes fur a alunt period to tunvenlrnce International connect Iona, replied: Dams tile "1 could i*fh fur no brtter example, of the attitude of domestic airlines than tha tone of yuur ipirstlun. particularly the slur oh the end.'* • A HTOItY tlOINU TH E ROUNDS In llennany was related to tha Senate war Investigating committee by 11a) Urn O P U twU, head of the Civilian Affairs Division of the American Military G o v e rn m e n t. He said that the olery-gora lhal when the .Big Four divided up Germany for occupation puipuae*. Ui» ItoMiaoa gut the part with the food, the British and Flench got the manufacturing and minu>| fat little* nnd the United m a les j[u l ths acelwry, (he akllog sled tin P0-KE-N0 , Itohson Sporting Goods 3 0 6 E ast F ir s t S treet Th* Invanlar didn't is f, hewavtr, hew*ha’d manage la gtya Ihe Aylng house a canttant »vpply af hot and told running water. One advantege of a sky-crulaIng mansion would b* tha lack of a lawn to mow sod aidtwal&a to free from snow, Howavar, Uitra'il ba tha nuiisnct o t con- • ew., ' PLACE YOUR ORDERS EARLY * " iv r S tt8 T Orlando, Rhone Florida 4i$7 T ■* �I ’T"T*"rV -r»!Tr,"T7 i. F I , ' * THE SANFORD 5DAY, DEC. \% 1M8 r— ss ^ A t D , SANFORD,, FLORID A~ Tally Lassies TS AUDREY M. BACH — TELE. NO. 14a k ______ ial Calendar Miss Coll tun Honors' Miss Angela Meiscli Miss .Nancy Odium honored Misti Angela Meisch, bride-elect, THURSDAY t* Scminol. Chapter No. 2. OES with a bridle party on • Monday •will meet at 8:00 o'clock for their afternoon at her home, 200 West Christmas party and Initial Ion Sixteenth Street. w v Nrrric.. A bright red color scheme in keeping with the Christmas sea­ *| F son was used in decorating ilie Collum home. Red gladioluses r jm t m n H P a r t y I h were used throughout the living I d B y T . E . I i . C l a s s and' dining rooms and on the mantel was a Christmas scene The annual Christm** party of with Santa Claus and his reindeer the T.E.L. Clan o f the First (lap- and tiny trees arranged in the ti.t Church was held in tho snow. At tho conclusion of the bridge church annex on Thuraday evegames high prixe was awlrdrd to Blnf in the form of a covered Mrs. T. E. Tucker and Miss (ftih aupper. Mr*. M. 8. Nelson, Martha VVighl was the recipient Mr*. TV. I - .Stnudcnmiro and Mr*. o f the sereeno prixe. Miss Collum C. W. Bigger* had chare, of ar- also gave the honoree a piece of her chosen crystal. rtfpernenta for the party. Miss Collum. nsslsted by her ' The room and lone table* from Fhlch the chicken pilau' and cov­ mother. Mrs. A. K. Collum, served ered dish .upper wa* served worn a delirious sweet course which artistically decorated with Bra­ consisted of eggnog ice cream, silian ' Pepper, Poinsettias, reif tiny individual rakes and nuts. • Those enjoying the occasion rose* and red and green candles. A larse. rally decorated Christ- with Miss Mrlsrh were Mis* _ tree stood In on. corner of Kathryn Wiggins, Mis* Martha the room. Gift, were placed un­ Wight. Miss Martha Brown, Miss der the tree and at the conrlu- Elisabeth Whighnnt, Mr*. John lon of the program were dta- Hughes, Mrs. B. I~ Perkins Jr. ami Mr*. T. E. Tucker. rlbuted to the guests. erson a / Mrs. Sam Waits snd daughter, Jean Gay, plan to leave Friday for Mjgiroe, La. to spend .the holidays with Mrs. W alt* mother. I I* Mr*. John It. l-an«ing of Cam luidgr, Mas*, t* visiting her par­ ent*. Mr. and Mrs. Boy Till!*. Ilrr husband will Join hep later for the holidays. Mr*. Elton J. Moughlon, Jr. and daughter arrived last week in Orlando by plane from Glasgow, Scotland to Join her husband hijre In Sanford. Thev plan to make their homewtl -IIK Magnolia A ve­ nue. . I). A. R. Meet# With M th. F. E. Roumillnt The Sallie Harrison Chapter, Daughter* of the American Revul. ntion. held ita December meeting with Mr*. 'K. <H. Knumillat 'on Friday afternoon. Mrs. A. W. Wl DON'T make wagers very often Ir e and Mr*. Edmund Mr!»ch but we'd lay heavy odds that thi weir co-hostesses. business of chimney sweeps woulc Mrs., L P. Hagan presided j, (ncreste tremendourly If nim *tai over the meeting which was openl , . , , . „ rooki mlrd for s , nll ed with the ritual and pledge to CUu, chr(ftm„ Um#. The M | the flag. The American's Creed Dnt males In the land could b* de ! - * n . J. C. Calhoun pronounced was read In unison and the N a­ pended upon to make certain that devotional*, which were in tional Anlhym sung. Minutes of the chimneys were In tip-top shspi ine with the Christmas . the last meeting were read and -as Is Leslie. (International) t q and a prayer wa* offered •l°r» j "fflrrt's report* heard. Mr*. A. by M |II. Key. treasurer, presented n Mr*. It. F. Cooper with Mr? plan for the budget of I 17 which lists, under the direction of Mrs. Nelson, were enjoyed and a vd »c nosinn Steele as • co-hiiates* en- wa* accepted by the chapter. awarded to Mr*. II. W.'Shannon. ter tallied Circle No. 8 of I he FirM It yras voted to make a con­ Those .njoylne the party were Baptist Church on Dec. D at her tribution -to the DAK. vocational The Ili-Y club rtf Seminole High home on Cameron Avenue. Mrs. Mrs. A. K. Kossetter, Mr*. E. M. school in South Carolina which Carroll, Mr*. C. E. Benton, Mrs. M. J. Phillip*, chairman, con­ ii for underprivileged children School honored the football srpiad E. W. Stiles, Mr*. M. Cummins, ducted the business meeting nod snd supported entirely by the of 11*17. with a banquet Monday i w . Maude Callaway, Mrs.' Edna welcomed Mrs. J. A . Ponder. Mr*. DA It. I| was also decided to pur­ night at 7•00 P. M .it tlie SRtn* K a rt., Mr*. Lillian Vickery, Mr*. (1. T. Hardy, Mr*. John Malloy chase .a health bond from the Inole Country Club. Black and orange, the school I. R. Lyles, Mrs. Shannon, Mr*. and Mr*. II. E. Cordell as ne>v Xuehreulntl* Association. H. N. Lumley. Mr*. II. B. Iller*. member*. A prdgram nf American mirth* rob»r m u ^ i r ii«t*r| ♦«* ik rt» t* lln | Mrs. M. (>. Cleland. Mrs.. Blind* tlir club room *•»»♦! lu ll f ru it• Plan1 ; were made for sending Spd intimate sketches of the live* Ewing. Mrs. W. B. Stovall and fruit to a student o f the WMU of the composers was preaemed w f i r .u r .u n ttl ilowii tlir r r n l r r of Mra. Gatchel. Training School at Lofiisvtlle. Ky. by Mr*. Edgar Mitchell and Mr* tlir InM r* in t lit* main lounge. Also Mrs. Nelson. Mrs. Boston nod gift to n Margate! Fund ‘ Rouniillat. Mrs Mitchell presented I ’ lHiHiit! p la in *i *1 in tin* nli*|h€ Steele; Mr*. S. A. Edrnfield. Mr*, student nt Stetson University an outline of American music a* " f fiNittm lU m ttiLi •! flu* M*ntinC tones, Mr*. Calhoun. Mr*. Dut­ Towel* were made » * rifts for it progressed through seven per nrrnliiTrmrnf Sin.ill ••nngr |irngton, Mrs. W. C. DeCoursey, Mr*. the rhureh kitchen. Mr? t ..oil |im|< from the I'liritnn and Indian INiil* Mrrr gi\rn .n UHlirnlon Henrietta Leonardt Mrs. Ellen er. who was celelirntlng hrr Nrtii- music to the present day. Includ­ of tlir occasion Shadoin Pag*. Mrs. Bigger*. Mrs. day. » u presrnlrd with (III* I* M*|\ ing mit*tandirig composers and \ •linnri ***••« I ting of ( V R. Grlssett. Mrs Stouden- MRork of Life** In- Mr* J J ||..||y furkrv. tlir*. inp « ranln i i \ .jittrr* compositions. Mrs Knumillat r* mfte, Mr*. Msry Hall, Mi** Marie who is n memlier of the curie. plaint’ll the meaning of the ciu m tiia • Ill'll |»**f.iliH .. ip m i Stewart, Miss Dosis StoudenAt the conclusion of tlir liusi- amt lieads of n Rosary and snug maIm'I. roll**. • i»k» anti Im»I loffoC tnlre and Miss Josie Htouden- ness session Mrs Cooper and Mis. "Tire Rosary" hv Ktliellrcrt Nev- uhv *rv vr«l tnlr*. Steele served fruit rake, stuffed vln. She also «ang "Ave Maria" Tlir prngt mi wit . .» follow*; celery, rookie* and coffee to the snd "The End of n Perfect Day" ton*! m ailri. M< E. i. hilpatrick; following: Mrs. Fred Godwin, Mm. hv Carrie Jacobs linnd. Miss invocation, Helen S l a u g h t e r ; Cordell. Mrs. Iliitily. Mrs. |t<dly, Cynthia Kouinillat presented a gleet mgs from Hi Y • lean Sayers Mr*. Hess 'Stephen*. Mrs. J. T. reading "The Night llefnte Christ- vocal doe!, \aucy Williams and Newby, Mr«. G. F Lewis. Mr*. tnn»" and the meeting was closel Harold Kaslner, “ I'o Our Dads", Josh Phillips, Mrs J. F. Harrison, with the singing of Christmas Harold Ktoinn; award-. C. r. ■Mm.’ G. W. Morgan and Shirley carnla. The hostesses served refresh­ Kettles. |tr I T l»os» and Prior Morgan ScIrani. sot nl snjn. Nolltr Trapp Also Mr* t* \ Ponder. Mrs ment" t" the following Mrs F and highlight* of J<-otli*ll of ltnl.eit A Williams. Mrs. George K Uni*. Mrs. Edgar Mitchell. MrB. tt>to !■) II E. M om , I McCall, Mrs. Malloy. Mrs. It. T. W. It. Tumiirliffr, Mr*. " Thomas. Mrs. II. I, to-nnaid, Mt» Haltnrd, Mr* J II. Mcnick. Me* NOTICE W. It. Stovall, Mrs. Steele nut ('. It. Dawson. Mrs. II. J. Ixhmait. Tltc regular monthli no-ct : Mrs Key. Mrs. J. B. Kay. M*. Mrs. t'nniier, Knumillat, .Mr*. K. It. Clement-.. of the It W. Ware Itltde rln's* «J lhr Fu*t Methodist t htirrli h»Mrs Hagan and Mt»* Cyntlu* liet'it postponed for the month *d The frozen liftid mass at Hie Koumillnt a member of Fort Mel 306 Eait.Firwl Street Dd.x'inlK'r anil the nest meeting South Pole has n perimeter of inn Society, Children of the Auto will t>e on Jan. 21. some U.OOO miles. 'lean Revolution. L . E HaptiMt (.’roup Meet* With Mrs. Cooper S* • " . P A G E T H flE f * T 'H j * * Football IhiiKiuH la Given Rv Ili-Y Club POCKET KNIVES WALLETS •H A N D TOOLED BELTS Robson Sporting Good« BROCK and' JOF. CRENSROW BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Thy rhRsit the South Pel* rjar . . . It wss a s*d blow to see t h» approached hv *ea Is 700 Sunday dawn for it meant Ih it' another G'VILLF! weekend w «« notv nothing more than * fesmatch folders, ■ stub front * bill ticket, and h 'couple of prog­ rams glued carefully Inti* * scrapbodk of memories . . . MAR­ GARET DING F ELDER writes from SOPHIE NEWCOMB m NF7W ORI.KANS that she »pr it THANKSGIVING h o l i d a y s at LOUISIANA STATE U NIVER­ SITY visiting TO I LIVINGSTON and DIIJIN RAKER. Must have Mr and Mrs Herbert Stoothuff j been a pleasant reunion for them aie announcing the birth of .■ • , • . Another letter came front •on, fh a llr. I Lind, oil Dcr. U> lit , CHARLOTTE TRUE who's it tin- Fetnnld l-oughton Meinori.il J MARY BALDWIN COLLEGE in Hospital. VIRGINIA. Seems that .hr and aome ether member* of her ait class made a recent trip lo-NKW YORK CITY' in order in vi.it Dili- lo. m y illness nnd the art museums there. Of course c o n fin e m e n t, Ih e B oy* O fthe tour included a few "stops m e etin g s w ill hy the wayside" such as seeing W o o d c r a fl the STATUE OK LIBERTY, lie d isc o n lln u e d until fu r t h e r ' .106 Hast F irs l Street CHINA TOWN, having dinner n o lic e dates at the WALDORF’ and H. J. Finch lunching at the STORK CLUB, seeing "TH E JOl.SON STO RY' at RADIO CITY and "A N N IE GET YOUR GUN." Then there was a fascinating lour through GREENWICH VILLAGE. Maybe I'll change m- major in ART! . . . SAL. there are Just ream* of notes on mv desk from which I have to type some outlines. Sludv ing. you know. I just cannot decipher my writing and absorb any "lamin'* at'the same time, so best I set myself In my task . . . Will write sfter CHRIST­ MAS and for now. I am saving my good wishes until I see you during the holidays. AMR Miss Sally Magundi * Utopia Junior Collrgs Utopia Dear Sally; Tire peculiar odor you have probably noticed It Just smoke front Ihe midnight oil all the Tally girls have been burning this past -Meek. Finsl exams, coming <‘p! . . . Just imagine, we've fin­ ished the first quarter's work and will l>e home Wednesday. Of roiirse there's the question of exams to he considered first, hut that's a small matter! Who said that? . . . Guess I’ll tell you everything about FALL FROLICS. Better watch me. though, I eou'd go on raving about it forever . . . First there was the concert Friday afternoon. LES IIKOWN snd hi* orchestra played for hours and it wa* heavrnly. The audi­ t o r i u m w a * ja m m e d with GAINESVILLE boy* and their dates, so we stood with KEN I EFFLKR way back in the rear . The beauty contest wa* hald during the middle of the concert, with ZACK MOSELEY (Smilin' Jack 1 judging. Instead of VARGA. SYLVIA MFISCII. candidate was escorted by her date for the weekend. MASON W HAR­ TON; however, an ORLANDO girl. NANCY BARKER, (also in ESC student) wras crowned qfieen . . . Friday night, all the frat­ ernities had entertainment* of some sort, such as the "clrcui” dsnre at Ihe PHI KAPPA TAIJ house. '.Mong the SANFORD member* circulating were PAU L HUDGINS. IIA R kJ' BEASLEY. GKfRGK TEM PLE and J. D. GROGAN. . . The rllm ai .if h n Saturday afternoon wa* the HOWERY BRAW L in the base­ ment of the ATO house. Cos tume* were necessary for »<t mission and no description howrtve yoi ever vivid could give you a fair Itlra of the conglomeration of THINGS worn! . . . I caught s glimpse' of FLU Eh Y DYSON. I\NE THIGPEN. BRUCE BOLT, lift ) BUTNER. GEORGE COT. • *R N N LINGLR arid EVELYN M A T T II B W S, EARL JETER. T t iN V HUDDLESTON. A L RARUBS' , nd BILLY BRUMI.KY D p «k S i’ tw so.l MARTY PERKINS In the mob there, all of whom » y e \ , A C h ris tm a s gi ft he or «h ■lam mg soil talking animatedly • ill he proud to rerelie’ LES HR OWN played for the 0 t. rfratemity itsiuc Saturday 'o^-l.t In ihe Air Pa.r g-ytn Even "••■ti.h Ihe floor . n rmrred , , F’ountsln p»n» for errMonx with dancers, Ihe music matte everyone forget all the hiimping .Jr »*» *Ji i »tu| tostllog . . There were «i» many SANFORD couples th fff M o oa g rsm m tng that I heslttate to mention theat fm fear I've overlooked some: 1 \ Ml LIE BATTEN ami TOMMY VVUGIIN. DONALD JONEH and JEAN' . WHIGIIAM. ANN and . o rn cp . i t i f f t r c o IK E MDDRE. TROY RAY and II* MognoUa Fhrme M* IK A N SAVER. IJ)M> LEE and JilLL S II «> F- M A K E R . HETTY SASSEl: amt CULLEN W RIGflV. NANCY COLLUM snd JACK WOODRUFF. ANN III.ACK and GI.F.NN ODIIAM. IIEAUF ROB SON ami SONNY RABORN . . Amt their w e re enough S A N ­ FORD Itovs left over for stags: BOH CRUMLEY. EGGIF'. IIUHT. CAUT1IF.N HUTCHISON, N E IL POWELL. B ILLY GRAY. PETE Doll (.’arriaBCH Wagons, Kiddie Cars, Scooters, Skates. Small .Metal WlieelharrmvH Notice Itohsoii Sporting (toods p a r s o n a l i z o d lipstick •H #• ,- T ,f ( • wl*S your o w n Beautiful Sheaffer Fountain Pen 4 naM»« •I POW ELL'S:i LANKY r amlj.iioF.nrM e*-d Q~' 4 i -m . . . •' D K IU ; S IO K IC \ / COM. Soft. snphis'licdled, ftrsnklv feminine . . . the sea son's n e w e » 1 crepe* Ro beautifully lo holiday parlies. j*r, * F: . fh'o -* 1pu ck J 00 I - pul Of) QrH r \ -. in itial* . . h4-..r «vM Qctd .h mi • x ^ ’i ‘i at t k f counter in just a f e w ••condi -K , l- £ «f ' a v ' S n ' | ln ' See nut spark line col­ lection nl all Ihe ***** son’ * newest . . there'* a festive aif J lr t'n it “ them . . . ami the ptief* are so modest. *f : * A * Tv; "t -' 1 10-95 to 2 4 - t- Vj K I E P . »• » i VV^v(*" IT N I AT W I T H A ’ '| Ellrobeth Ardoa'r nower At that all-import«nl e>r level...where collar notch tr tie-knot...! Swank roiUr holder keep* the i f ' It lo ptrfume or ths mill It to roln, and to Chrtitinoi, or flntsl to the trse. Thro* fomoui Rower Mitt* oroU o thrice wetcom* g'HI Hue Gross. Night and DOy, lo trip!* her holiday pieoserel. /tM.^M*a»fdwirr. - • U I««M w - Uw Orws t*|k« Drj., * _ M ' FA ’ : - . •: . II •* . i i • I. - -, . -T . *• �wr - . #* %• ; . , P , THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA TUESDAY, DEC. 17, 194# OWLS r L Y TO OfcANOlf BOWL MIAMI, Dec. . 17-RJc*'* Owb. »VP” >P«t*lcly enough. wtU By to Miami lor tlirir New Year foot Dali game wiLh TV-tuiriyw The Texas team wfu arrive her by plans December I t GOOD STA RT INSIDE SPOUTS REPORT By ARTHUR BECKWITU. JR. flavor to the event, which 1* h ing staged simultaneously wi Ilia official dedication of tbo City of Miami's new yacht basin 'at Dinner Key. The Orange Una I Sailing, liealta has been officially appfnved y the Florida Sailing Associa­ tion and the International Slar Class Yacht Racing Association. International competition will bo held In in tha. star cl. class, and tlm suicide ami moth clast** will lie Horlda Stale C h a m p io n s h ip ! events. . Other races are scheduled for comets, crickets, lightnings, Xclasg dinghies, snipes, nationalone-design and cruising Isiats. Races for two classes have alsv baen mranged to cover "anylldiig with a sail that floats"— one for boats with a sail area under 100 square fast, tlia. other for Ims'.s OOMT lU C K .TO ORANGE BOWL MIAMI. Dae. 17— Bowl-cmucloui Ttau au N return* to Hue scene of lla first Nrw Year's gain* when it plays Ric* Iwrr January 1. T7>e VoU broke Into the bowl ptotui t Id the in * Oruori Bqvl game against TVnnemee. E ’ . • . 9 j A. D. ROUNTREE *101*0 *1' srut hruih srkle* rh» cun of a wortsdiy ' » r o p . r l y d ra c rlti.a l l i r r - l n w ill •8 f^ iM . h. .*It u. th i . va h ls h a a r .b, l.t * *d,.r 1 , » t Jli,,<• r <- a i i i l ’ N T V ‘ •murt S o li* . dt/.<r oh 111. first V lu m tx I ' t l f N T T . j I* !••• mwolk u ( J a n u a r y , l » i IN I 'l t i i x h lc h I* t h , til, .la , Nile 7.71 R FOR THE BEST ICE ClfEAM TIIR Y GROW TALL IN TEXAS MIAMI. Dec. 17-Rlce’* atartllig Year's Orange Bowl football game Rare* will |>« will average six ooe uial a half iwanlFil for in In height. tfhttlU |. rprrarnt »»H»Hurw, Ss/fiasa shim , ii initts | threw or more entries are received. Wrl£«tC P0 WiJ>Jg« offAfS. Iirisl-. The icgatta will be spread ,.vrr HC 60 sslblo. two days With una heat planned M i AMi OPird QoLfs .'<■ « f In each of the 12 races f..r Sat -l6uff»4 AM641J C * e 1O II not | urday afternoon, |)ec. 28. mnl k A 6 oop SYAR<fof? • plan Sunday morning and afternoon, i ear's Dec. 29. Afternoon rare* will W « Malta Our Own lew Cream, All Flarora Automatic Combinations start at 2 o'clock, and the morn-fl* WieJt6fZ Portables Tatty • Dolirtoua - Healthful . Ing events at 10. o'clock Start* , Table Models will be made at 10-mlriule Inler£ U t$ *2 ,0 0 0 X C iR C V lf' ^ val» thereafter. , Consoles < a v 9 IW J C A f M 1AM 1 ^ ’ Trophies will be given for first, Record Players S o c Y lfc p fliS ttX M '< second and (bird place* in each 0AJb4ui6S'fct 8 1 0 ^ .5 7 clas*, ami there will be n special Crosley « Majestic - > Kfd rloCtVl -award presented for every la, it Templo • l-ewyt • ’ completing at lea»t one hint Kn' V/ifM ' tries are free. 414 Seafard Avenye Hotel accommodations will be. 111-117 W. lat St. Ph. 953 procured fur visiting lain! dwnSuramar In tha South P6la Open ’ til 9 P. M. ‘ ers, ami space provided on (lie starta In January and enda in paved ramp at Dinner Key for February. trailers and boata, with guards to protect them from .Saturday afternoon until 0 o'clock Sunday night, Lynch said. There will be A racing character 01f the oM sped hi launching facilitie* in the school named old utai11 Burton former seaplane ramps at Dinner Key.- — *----- — , cipline. lu charge of Orange ilowl Sail­ Anytime he had a had day at ing Regatta activities aie Wirt'i the race track he would go to his Monroe and Neil Coate* of the favorite restaurant that night, Hi-caynr Uay Yacht Club. Frank order • Mg local niid then g tl up Kerdyke and Warren Young of atul leave It. As lie walked away, Hip I ur V«hi(|»aii irnin next y«*nr the Coconut Grove Sailing Club, he would say; "S'uu don’ t ktiuw uml CuIIa Iiuii it* to piny l.mclmll Henry Thompson of the Miami n tiling about horse racing. Bur­ for the Winter Park school . . . Yacht Club, Arthur llo»w»rth of Cecil IVrrettc. I VO pound fullback the Florida Sailing Association, ton. You're u dam f<ml. You’ra who was iinionl Tnnipn'* out­ ami Lynch, representing the <ii going to lu>d witlimil any dinner, ami you'll .V'1 . no prunes for standing player of the year will ango Ilowl Committee. ... ' enter the University of Georgia All entrants should notify the breakfast either." after graduation nest June. Hub committee by letter of the ....... Fingar a powerful tackle on the of boats, class of boot, skipper IlillslMirough High team ^lll also end rrew unities, mailing address, enter Ucurgiu. So tha University and whether or not hotel urromof Florida loses the services of modationa are retprired. The in­ two 101-11 that are sorely needed formation should lie sent to S. A. for the cuminy fighting Gator Lynch, .Jr., Chairmun, Orange elevens . . . _ Imran Bioarfus, Howl Sailing Regatta; I*. (I, UoK Andrew Jackson High bach, will •1511, Miami .'II. Kvery entry enter the University of Florida will he acknowledged and hotel this Fall it has L-eri announced. reservation* confirmed Lynch Ilroailus was unanimously chosen stated. CHENILLE— Full akirtad, heavily tufted dealgn, in for' the All-Big Ten team and wdl likely receive All-State an.) ORANGIC noWI.KRH MARRIFJ) Fuchsia, Yellow, Dluo, Aqua and Pink. Sizes 14 All'Suutlieiu honors this year . . . MIAMI. Dec 17—Twelve litctuCharles Trlpnl will likely remain l>cn» of Uu> Orange Uowl-txMitui 306 East Fine! Street to 18 ........................ - ..................... ..— ........10.98 at Hie University of Georgia t* ’IYnnrv.ce football leant are nmran *.»i«taiil couch upon gradua­ tion next term. This has l««t% CUENILLE— Adrian Evans original* In floral designs reported by tkf Atlanta Journal. Tripnl who lias been approached with roll collar In colors of Aqua, Malza, Raspberry. to play pro football and hasela is ronsiderlnv combining a | career with his w-oachiug duties. Sailboat Meet Sailboats from nil'Florida are QUILTED RAYON T A F F E TA — Long slacvcs in R«d invited to participate In the Or­ ange Bowl Sailing Regatta, sche­ Bluer and Whits Checked. Sizes 14 to 20 ............. 18.98 1 just received a release that "as of July duled for December 28 ami 29 an a highlight of the 11 day Orange Htirrv Ferguson, Inc. Delrtoil, Michigan, Bowl Festival In Miami, arrotrlcincture its own Ferguson Trnclor embody* Ing lo an ammunctniant from RAYON TAFFE TA— Short and long sleevaa in Wins, Ferguson System.- Maximum .production of ♦ • • Chnitmitn Steuben A- Lynch, Jr. nt Ford Tractor, Ferguaon System and re* Kntrlea from Cuba And 'tba Blue. Sizoi 14 lo 20 ........................................... 8.98 ELKS CHRISTMAS THEE May h f Left at Mather Furnilut Note;— We hgva no facilitiaa for repairing or re­ finishing ustd toys Please b rin g toys that inay he Used without re p a irin g . SANFORD ELKS LODGE n ..ilfi».| and r .> ,u li.,l i, *1, .■ *at, c la im , rti.a *,.4 ,i, ,i. , . l i h . , ..r r»>, .n « . * . .. ih - - . l » l Il.t llM l it r v il! A l. U lU rvsaetl. l.t t a tsf a* III t I|t|. I f . |4> the I ' u u i l l ) iutlge (rill •Mule t'uuiitjr. Klisfldt ,et tile t.flls eItl lha t tSMlI liu llfr esf e i lit I p lllih Sd»Ufu|«l. y lw r h t s •• I'. I I K U N I H I N . w II luii uf thr t la In.it ul a del -h a ll lu le) 1h r cldllliniit a g rltl lu# lir > . * Iteft a m r u i l i . 4*1 III l-ar. I»lt. fur *|*|,ioval uf aama ami |M.„r „ „ for fin a l el let'll i f |*r a* t|w'r i» r d . Oil U tl« Ir U ||«% uf I 'f f e u i U r . I » l < ItUNN- r *i v in it ir t p iM iir «»f j i ih j k . 6‘lA »l( 11»A III i* h k u in c j i. k IN / THIS IS PETE/ IM 1 AVIMG FO « THE STUDIO r - 7 - IN FIFTEEN P A n tqi|H >itiii(ily a w a i t , b o g lii (u u n g m en la- , tw e e n till- a g e , uf 17 a n d H . G o l o ne are st A r m y lir e o n ' Ing !«»! U lM lti'im il ill* N lu ll.tlid Hlllld|ll|f Orlando,- Fla. 2 I K.NGW HOW S n YOU FEEL/ I L (L E F T THE FARM I \ BECAUSE c IN > | I H A D TO 1 9\---- h 'G E T U P ) EARLY// comfort.,. Note Its imsrt. msrcukne stykng llight Give her Correct Men’s Wear CAN YOU RIDE “BIG SID" A T THE RODEO IN ORLANDO M O A N IN G . MC. Model Afrplape Kits X-Acto Knife Sefs Fibro Tool® Wood Burning Sefo Robson Sporting Goods , VOU C AN G A N U F « ' A R O U N D IH E j LOT WHILE l & Z T r-\C M ADE n UP ----- \ VAN Guy..* L p GC t/Xi CCcJCiC to ' r ' * , rh is s a (" | E a G A TE M A N .f THIS IG ONE P L A C E , GCEEFY W O N T FOLLOVN M E ' / ah aj h U r-L O th Z S tX id lO — i BY PAUL ROBINSON ETIA.KEI1 r G a A H E A D t a l c ) J , m ^ r U A L LLVY^V J Y fE L l HAVE U YYOU M EAN,W E.1 AfZ l Of JG KL. YOi/ Cih u T A lX f CEE t ptQ H r H E « E o n ( P u n * w A i r J C ILL ONLY BE A J|^ VVANr ' ii t VTTUDIO ;I IN THE J FVIE ' A L O NO n t A 'h THE SE P A r '. n « j M “ I. ( A P E H tR E j \ S E C J ; V (.M b a iL h u [ CAN (/ ^ V p l Al. ITS VOUfiJ HOME TOWN -J M lS S K E T T - LONG c= ~ , D tSFAN C E - WE THOUGHT > 0 0 - 0 LUCE TO S A Y ^ ilELLO TO YOUE FCA.KS-] c3 mOVKL' NOW I tCHvAM 1 P IA K D I la pypQq WELL NATCH ' m k t T L IBPI.*‘lWLY CU HE IS ON THE &CfcfEEN .»- OM W A M , HE ------- 1YES I ' a c t u a l l y G EE J > , You MFA/J A‘ X \ 0 l ^ j > r) ^ liS v K» d iliuiiri Nl.,.,. In Pink and Blue floral designs. Sizes 14 to 20 .......... *29. to 7.96 THE LONE RANGER signs, Sizes 14 to 18 •: • S ■ fifc jq/ f . - ' ' 2^6 to m 10.96 .y i ** *».»• ---------- A besujlfol esaortmfnt for your selection '^066 BARTON RUNS A GAMBLING PLACE. BUT THAT'S JU6T TO HELP HIM IN HIS CATTLE JL ^ - 1 s t e a l i n g .j i t w in I K.iii HMuI "" Mr. **n»‘ w e e l 'i I'KKSSil.VK I NO of .til typesenvered button, and biittnntiulc tml..i .nt* in.1 .il*ei titions; V ’, " •It i|u-i ii 2|..| S ' i M I •ul lam I Id k ic k . I V tm i » nil sis IlsSTw ••*•!(•» «mmI •• |i.«is • ai„| . in I lame i MKA rs, bliMThYs 2 (tie . ;il I %**111 S1 Jotili’w In l|i »»•!»•* « Sint Is isiiw > .1i:i J. Klr« iiu in 'ill tuu■ atifhrr; Phone IJUy ^ (|Ht| 1*«.| «I W liii.il A •ini> S.sJ til tuu ••‘•4ll.ll . writ Ilf- J HUY Is’ i t l r d f I'l«‘lttpl. Si* Jtthn'R ' NOTICK.S- IM KSONAL lllk l ' |> 8 • i'1'rl |du,lir 1- «i* ill ..f t ,. d * .811 your rai C o iu lilii a v#tfar«ll«*M* |(« - ( ( c r l 14 LO S T A Mil*. lll/ ll* J F O U N D . I LOST Wniir-t run-ntntng monair, order Jjtr. bah.-- left in i.am-rV itrttg StUi* Mo'laT* * N a n f o r d X l.e .j day. Itctiirn to Betile .Mat Slore, 2nd A Nanioril. I Hteiiimryer. Purcell's. Iteward. , O.NK liuhy ruiriage in gomt rutidiU M 'KKIl 8CA N IK I.W Hegirtrrm lion,. I'hone 912. VS-. A U TO S FOR S ALE l liampion st.K-k. pitpple, and 15* giowit dogs, Idiiml uml hlack — Ar* Sacru Christmas Card*, while ’ ACKABD Super eight 1937. *tad service. 'Mndwood Ken­ they |n«t, ju«i Irts*!! r«v«'ml It tom**!, tiki nel*, West 1st Street. Turn at 6c card It) for (1.00 new, ii tire*- itulio, heater. Very yellow mail hoi, phone 806 - J , 10»-. enni 15 for (1.00 giasl buy Jlllhtmt. Chone 99.1. 16c card 10 for II.OD COUKEH SfANIKIa l,U IT IK 8 11 ■J.m I'l.V MOUTH I diair sedan. 26c card 0 for (1.00 registered. 1919 Palmetto Ave- I W. M. KADKK. JrnVIrr, nue. [, Omni cuiMlitlon. 8. .00. W. II. Barley, lit. I IP.v 2*0. S* ifot l. 112 S. Park FOU SALK: .Win* for your fruit F oil SAI.K: Cocker spaniel pup­ pies, registered black male*r»kq at Unmet’* Swla Shop. -elect now for Chiistma*. See Mr*. (?arl Moss, 2011 Willow A Variety .if Bryonia* ami nlhrr Ave. plant*, wall ttiotrd, prlrs* rr*. soiiable. Mr*. I . E. Tr*v,*200 HELP WANTED Avorsula Ave. C <::a t t l e ^ HE'S GOT A BIG G A N G ^ OPERATING. HE GETS RID OF ALL LAWMEN WHO OPPOSE HIM.AMD HE'LL J GET RID OF VOO/j m JM G E T THIS STRAIGHT, BOYS. TH£ LONE RANGER'S IM TOWN. HP6 ON SMILEY'S SIDE. THAT MEANS ; — — t WEYE GOT TO GET HIM, OR HE'LL GET U5 ! I orange, ,13.00 SIVK ' " " F M .faa.Sn* I |X f . u» U M U; w- " 4- r’,'~-P+>',,w 'chick*, Veil -fir, I’AA.HGIIK altbrush fun and UIHL for aoda fountain a- lotn. •y'e Drug Store. Pari 'Jme or hnsr, never utrd |25.00. I'hone full time. , sell for 1100.00, I’hone 093. lady’s dinner diamond ring, coat 1326.00, sell for (126.00. Phorpt 993. FOB SALE: trailer. - m m m p— m r— • i • *' irt'w ' ' : . ■ , I A OUT Hum |in \\ I iininirrrial - Man’s Diamond ring, ruai rust 1900.00, ™•* v s'lesssuM u •lllgi fww.uw, - K. M rs . I ' ••......... / " I 4•|* it ||| |( woman for general house work, 1U7 N. I on-usI Av*. flume 724-M. w anted • ' |. L. K u r i l J im h U s S I ii $| (l|) M| II,,,,.., • rgK.Tj' C O T T O N P A JA M A S D e s p ite c ritic a l shortages in many essential materials, we're working Kara to bring you more 11l i m n s , ul h iiik H lij'lit ‘ Ia n fe m a le to y LO ST Ilo VS hlryrle. '-liiMtl life I,, in |rti|||( iR Iliu il l|i>|r ,‘l.iinge fui larger v ir in it v « :r 2nt uhuht l i r i i r r i H h re w a rd for i n 1 a -e . ' I lull v Ave. I'hollo |li'l ' ''leiV Ave. ju*( off Sines In i w o v e r y . fi tin utu m Off ire ph. 40.7. yaaldenre ph. (110-8 UVANTKIV Will i»ay 25 cent* IMistll e : 2 I M . 20 12 W illo w A \ * . •up) ul Mar. I issue of Sanford We are leady tn ship tier rips II illV i^«*kr near G eneva. Herald. Apply Ifriuld office : fancy fruit. Also full line nut t. Kindt* t |d*»«M‘ r e lu -t i ll e ia ld fiuil* ami Vegrlnhlrs. II K. A •■"tr, Ite w .iid s II V Aiken, U0 Weil l-t Street. 7 P e ls , L iv e s to c k , S u p p lii ’ ’ ** BECAUSE I KNOW HOW HE OPER ATFS. AND I'LL TELL YOU / r— BARTON WANTS ME OUT OP j — ' TOWN, r— Other Cotton Housecoats In assorted cokers and stylos. . I ........ By Bob Green M,*siira''»5}r. T I WANT YOU TO TRUST ME, SMILEY. 1 WANT TO KNOW WHS BOSS BARTON --------1 WRECKED YOUR NEWSPAPER/ vv.rwTtsi m e , i-r-.il y • ................ F U lW K IM fur all urrimioiM QUILTED RAYON— Loag sleeve; In lovely tyral de­ ••S M O K Y **. IM II IN FIUQM Pin k 1 30il W f.Ml aSt LONE. RANGER/ (M.ii, Mini t M ACS 11, a n ,' , SVVKKT • I ■ llamlin as ... C0W I0Y6 COWGIRLS I* auo I l-l. QUILTED RAYON AND COTTON BRUNCH COATS— Blue and Pink. Sizes 14 to 20 .................. .............. 16.98 llra .i,. pliott,. Uh l H H t S A I .K ' QUILTED COTTON BRUNCH COATS— Flared skirts OiialMl Clrtai Attti I Hr Buiigaiiv ill*. Iigu -t, uni I '-•"Id. Vulluw llil.i » n-i c m n t,ruftnl *A>an-<lu-, t t: in lire *, pernn*, Kign, Petsimmoiia, ti'rape*. lh e Mutt t'liiiiplrle Variety I’usslhle It. HUGHES. PAM PAS NU|(SKKIICS Sanmtln Kim ula ami I'l'-' Sn Peiilnsnla llilve, > l>nytuna Itcni Ii 'u mile- Ka*t of Sanford BY PAUL ROBINSON N O * T o\ [ C A R D S '- A N D ® I'a ttu iu i i ! l vL" I, •„■ »i I..i, V|,„ la,*,. .,.1,, I Jhs .... .......... •” gift-.........4- ............... .........r ; . v1. ^ •tun Ovmlo Uml .ut I,.,.| han nml tier .... M U. l.rl I.... . ) i l.dn, IIKIt s SI t.dl.m W IM . In M T H ^ U t lts , ,.1.,,,. I hog Nloit ltkic,lu. Kl,, M \l MINK SHOP 1 mnl i uilijdi'l, land •up,. Itutld vuiii |m . -a machine intu IMITA I In s In must | at II Ii-uimld,. | „„,.s ) I a |iu,tah|. • in tm Install tha uud. Imga selection uf J Kaiit»v> Hi hiukwaid and fuiwartl attach* g u m l n p liu lr le t y fa b ric* . Itu h a rt | lu i lm .u l I'hun*' :|«t lus t** IG'|» lil in.iks Slip* S B ro w n , 2011 N, O ra n g e . |*»l. f u lil ’ »*-*# I . Itf. Ha. Avr O r l a n d u , > 1, . 1 * ' * 1 ' ■ p a n . I I- ,1 a , „ l , , n „ g j .-.i k t s'i is Ii \u 1 f..... t i!N« >S. A^’ hiinugiapl,*. imurd. *•••■•■1 iiiu ir, guilala. The Mu „ 1 •*"" Ft i c I'l l. winter. r a w «* HraanuNK 8 I S IM P LY CAM!' TI LL t < jU HOW IL F 'k 'lfiL V . U THOILLIHG IT iL * I'M ■ V2ATLHI»F j 3 CM Q kXJ tl.KOTBIC spplisme rrpalra— we repair wn-diing machines, vaccom rleann,, fan..* nnteis. Tm ttrr Appliance Mervice, lad W. 2nd Ml., I'tiiina 1064-J. .. ••( .iK*’ • i 10(03 Sanford Ave, It KM C A I'A li « YOU 111(1VC IT I’ llON K 70n . KTIIICM .AND M.irOtlHCtq •' I H f Iv l I. INC. bodgf c i v :.*,;d t h I* A It IN A M I SIB V IC K 109 Calm, tin Are i'hone 1011 SAIT. 1 - 11 \ VBUSKS. ................. I I••1 id i lloM-n, A /flll*i|,, I aim I l.tiifln l tiaidi-inu*. Bit.I, l •ut,,i, | H i A* il|*h i ., Ci in*., ,,|.l. AGK l ILlr* ir .SMI (4J\ ME AfJV i\jw A u rorii.-zq ^f,:i /y* closing. Sizes 12 to 16 .—.................. .... ............ . 4.30 B R IT T TR A C TO R CO. FOR II. I'u p * I ' l l . M OOU ( T - VJ IM DREAMING m ' in .1 K\V •* II-1*. Ju h iia u u ku k r i a n d i l-oa t. l i l . I ’e le ry A v e . I ’h.m e ;i0 2 J . fui all in.-1,1, * lie, i tiela amt Korda OBANt.KM .Sweet. MKMIMlI.K I Ilfi: SIKH* » . . , "C II to lill'lirl i.AKOKN mnl lawn seed; Vigen,, ba-ki’l. Hawk,. H r Itliser. The Sanford X t.elj Offnc. Slui«% 2nd A Sanford 1 . —------------_____________ signs on Pink, Blue and Rose backgrounds. Zipper I . . I •K- |irr I,u s. Ie «a * B a n y e i uni fits w it h 14 Imxe* en|.». »'• i . i; W . (la r k , J r . I'h u n e I I . \\ ............ .. bun.,, and ...... . i . h -Cm . u m i ., 7 7 ^ Inlurr hi .......... . J ' ’* '"Mil S| J„hn . Mr lu i I ... ' .......... dipolar Nral IV o rn __ MKMIMlI •| *|IKK ........SIIOI *• • ’ .I I.I.! . . \\ . . issss •• • I* !»•••• SB*' Ml* I u Slut s•Mtlllim i ' i i k i s r.M \s ................................ »'• • • ’ ” , ........... ........ . l t „ *. -J .A SEERSUCKER— Short sleeves, floral dei ' a l ii c t i m v a r y ; fa t s r r v i r a F L O H I D A * L ll.l.N M l . |U2 M a n fu l,i A v e n u e ___ __________ IIO B K O W 11K If K W l f K B P * i ' l f l l A f 7 IM IIK M P 1 M * 1 K D Y l U I K n n lu i a l 'e s lie f u r n r iv s c s Is...Hi .'» 11141hi ti«>ii-r T t f lt f " in / f. idnuiuyh- + % \ fr. rls’s’l i i r tu\s l* i. jiltiiti* , *t .»• !• »?•»•»«! ( a i m hii.it l a l i g i\ r Hit lll<itlM lr |h i < « luit Ptl’u iir t ’uMH ly a t i r r •» l* \t ••’tie In-furr [n JULIANNA : i|c |.. n itrl) I.IIA.V.S N d llK III stoa •' with f*Hr I Oil a n d K a r o *• \ 5 AuroGftAPHStf ^CiU w jyfc L ul G ARTICIT.S . RAYON SATIN— Long sleeves In' lovely floral designs. k a V H ila A ss C . . . I a - - H O W S T H E I’ ALPJFATING y - flA P A P O O S E i 'j -------- - VV1LL C12EEPV B U N N v ----- r V * ----v W HEN HE fT i THiBS TO J ^ g e t in l.CJ A N 5 FBI Ml siu taucli ami .i«.l .. 3 REAL ESTATE F O R S A IE STUDIO Krrlich. oFdaw n FOS ^ L f5 u Q ilS T c e - / A t y - u r pr^*uctl°n schedule o f the Ferguson line o f Mechanized Farm Implement* will continue. Complete uninterrupted service Wi| he available on All tractors and implements t bodying the ** J. II. Kvun-. Jiv inrchanicn engineer U| Slm,< Machine Co II. Robson Spurting Goods ?•*'r ,P fr*, 'll'** co"tlnue by the Ford Motor Company for Harry Ferguaon, Inc., until July 1, 1947. % tMI !»«• FtJit -MAI.K 9.info ft „ f ||,..,i apace in 2 .lull I.milling will, freight elevu\ui (iruuinl f|o>u AKItO emit hoal«. r,nei|iu,| an|initlull)' into ietrd IJne half ut •'•aft coii? |toe I n'i||.. Weigh >i A II I'OMOBII.K A radiators raInlililing iia-.limk liig li pluttui.i. It. • Ca, 4 „|, | .,W i.,l dr> l.iniq.-d pniird M iielii A C,i|irn Gar, , fn| .linage . ('t i r e d ut lo »* Ilia d ttiiu.oiil- ,f1 n i l i*nhicinir pi;,, e.f age, 21it t French, Hh. 1009 J, •me linn ,.r • of t nliMif tip i it ii . Nrllw |stj r••miV|» ! Fo-.i W lli-ii.lvi. Km,ill ’, Ha I nt linger, Ttaile, r'.ilr- Jill I'l A NO tuiifng .Hid I -pairing. 1^,1 , Stale Bunk Itldg Clume lo.ttl j Kulgewumt I! I V.ufti II..|l, ' 1* ye.n with , aide Cutim Cum- PtAKETT practical, yet luxurious. Many here to phoose from, all sensibly priced, + A M il.7 . Glamour GARDEN TOOIaS LAW N MOWERS WHEELBARROWS |»i u« •tt*l. Slilifeilet. H ilt NA I K SPORTS LAUGH •bps on... fesl Us friendly W A N TE D TO RENT are l i n r l . » THE MUSIC BOX W A N TE D or nmney m si'ei* u strictly re* peeled little. Friends an# lelutives are not uueatiuliaW a'out your credit. Your aukpluyrr ur hunneaa a**<M-lstaa will not hear of yuar |>rt*<>nsl af fan*. 'I here Is no muss fa* llo i'M K t r a ile r , g u o d c u iid ll h i'l. rmhiimisxmriit. • D in U . «-n*li. • n il M l J . IteAHonahle rreilit requirement* 91 *»*i i»fi Ini U No ro-maker* on money loans Vatinlile |my|oen, plan*. KAMILV LOAN M l. * Florida -Bank Bldg. Chons U P o llT A III.K It...Ini, Ki ci -.in ii a I I e i y, esccltcnt cuiuliliut.. 12 SPECIAL SF«VICKS J..0.00, | Caliinet, chilli . draw SlrtNM els and *|>ncr fur. Innigin/ Piuvw rnrd* and po*t»r* clothes. (20.00. t all fifiN A allot O - t'K I- M 8IGi- HKIIVICh 6 o'clock. ft Iv |.nmlre«>. I'hune 'oZ l (itH x is G E E /- I D ACTUALLY *LOVE TO G O / r N A TC H “ H b u t ] G E E / - IT S r _ OM-Y S i x i— ' L O S OCt-OCJC.J'i W ORK font fur ruling It ilurm'. or ,hi|i|>uig cut lu mdei. I .., the* U. S. im sh el. Itu u ln I • llu \ t i t . I.u g j lu a futuic l ‘«hin. Fain big |irufes»iun! F O U G I H I I 8 T M A S - N e w l i i | l - - r l | . uf a li f e t i m e ) a la rm .liH -k s , f'l tat S | ia ik le i* . ' 306 East First Si met HANDS AUAINHT SAID ESTATE «U 'm iH i * ti n t «' . save youi muncy, c<wi u cent! Jum A itny and iuU-h tin at thr -uni,, time’ money ami Imo, a 12 1. «» Robson Sporliny K A lll A M , n iK b lT O K B A N D I'K It I I . W I . N ii i 'I . M M s n i l P K T u u a ti<l rm 'li uf y o u AI.1. p u h lk a llu ii SHOPPERS PARADISE iv r s n Alala, l^ e is e .l To W ill S I O | * Im iLillg ? i llit t in lM lr jHiser k4til 11tic tr IliU •lull u f u l ( i i i « t i \ i » u m f u i tg lilr ■ ^ i|Uttrttr6s. Miivy tight In nmi TtlKK ri|>riied CHRISTMAS l*l|H|tATi: K * la t* ,.» II A It It V W I« r ia O V D K l Ml V A* aO itilitleli. lu i ul t|.• I * late «>f l l \ I t I M \\ I M i l Km M ARTICLES FOR SAl.E |9 furiiblicil itpAitUMMu. ui MM Aniptu |irujrrl«*t v%ul» li.-il K A I'liltl’ l**itnt in,* iMintract or nilult* uiit) tuifu l.duifl A m . j Hows’ll loturiii KiIiii*. • h«»Ufty l»6sh. S ft (irufin, Fir# f 411ill a Ie*3. |*ha 1 134 OI 7eJMKthl.NG FOB • ! y r* " n< “ 'h fU J. . ( Olllfslr(c- VXltll tl I|I4H1, Nil tel) A I’ U C K Ml I.IVK? e» ul tualeJ liltl So flla-el -lift II lie •V.H.I \ I) U»4I III a r e r u l n null f«*» l l U c t it r pr in t in g In |h r 4*1HUM 4'tsurl etf Sv InlDti'r 4*MUDl> Klo fidit an a • b r r x l a l e e l tills- u f w h ic h m m » 4»e* I f O lA lA M I'A T T K IiN i'N |el.« Ini I f f \§ A I . I I K I t T l» I ’ A T T K I l NON t t r f e u . U n l W lln re* III) halt J a ini eif fk’ tp* e r a l s i Manfetiel. Hei u lii u lr f o u n t * N s l f 4. f 6’ ltstula I ft I e > i Is Ja y s.t l*te t uitirr A I* 1946 «• I* IIK KN T HI N * . ( T r t k o f l h » t T r « K l l UetUM H * U t h * » 1if t It It. t Sv.ell . N# iii|iitilr C u u n l y . K l u r M i N m iiik^ i# I FOR RENT ••f Iteldriuv aril pt>M w r i r u oi • 6*011 I A \ Il6w6:i» «>IAlM>.lf HIM 416* llttA NOTICK IS IIKIIKUV til V KN That UKolldi: ». 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Wf lllu g , ak«l rlia ll * ta lr Ills |tl.». • Ua)' uf Advertisements l • i«li>iisl.ir Itiuiillis Ifislii (lit 11lit* *f ta la of IIO M I.'lt I I K .N 8 l.K r . d , - 1 ____________ ( l a a .r d : lh a l ha ll t n l hi* t h llllu n fo i V U T I I I : T U A l 'l -K A H final dt*. h a r ir. s n d 'l h s l ha w I I I | t o A I .I I K I t T |i I 'A T T K I t S O N i-y y lv lu Iba lU .iu.i a h lr U. W W A I I K a h ..r pi*. . _____ , .. t *11 U llt, Ju d ya ,.f Sail, lll.ila I ’OUtll).* |^||ya r r | k ,M l,n .l nuoda 1.1, I ha da, ul Tou ha'^K ^ S lT a d lu „• M ilk uf IlikllUlI I.KY. elsee-aerU Toys. Books, Clothing or Other Gilts 1 P A G E F IV E — ■—i ■■■■■■ r 'w »r th r f i r m iMalKKoltu y. W ANTED l» l« . f Lo RW A ■ N u llf.t, tiri,t>) air,It lli.il ('I.IK I’ lrrk I’lrcull I'uuil. KOIllr K. I’lllMiroK filed h i. final I H-niinnl, I'uimiy, Kloflda ir|«in as AdmlnlMfatuf uf Ih* «»• uTi.ull Cuatl !Uall A iliiiln lrt re ltir 1* T . A u f t h r MIAMI. Dec. 17—illof .wlU Rave a scat nl tta Orange Bowl game here with Tennessee. A Southreputation to undo for the South­ western Conference team has never won In tt\e Orange llowL and In six -tries liere. ouly one Texas club has been victorious: Texas A Ac M In it*. HH4 game with Mtaml. , - t -------- : ■ HATH• >i»t; In r* tha C ilil, uf IIOMt.lt IIKNS-I l ‘ >l».l llil.'lid d,\ uf |>„.ml..i • Day Phone 896 — T - ----- •' t .K T , I>w -»a.«u t T O A t . l. W H O M I T M A V f O N C K I I N Sjtrcialixing in local and long dialanrr hauling RADIOS For Christmas Put your foot into llua Jsrmtn . THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, i-C J f il N o t iC IN C u t 'I l T uf T I I IC J t 't M lK . M K J IIN U l.K S T A T K (I K K U H i l l ' t AJeflt for Great Southern Trucking Company I'ick-.Up and Delivery Strvice 40*1 French Ave. ■ i..u. — p - ^ n r ' I hVve recently purchased the I.OSSINQ. TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. 306 E«it Firft Street * #. . A^NOLINCEMENT By T fe X -^ W RobHon Sporting ^ .*• Goods , TUESDAY, DEC. 17, 1946 -• * » . • -------.. SADDLES , ■ I P * OUTW|£l<;ilK TEN.NKHHKF. MIAMI. Doc, IT—Rice's opening IIOW T il KIR ACER COMTARR lineup for the Orange Bowl game MIAMI. Dec. 17—Average Age aitt outweigh Tnumssee nine of Trnnragre'a starting Orange average 306 in ihe line to 197 Umfl; payers la 23 years. TU* for Tennessee, in Uie barkite Id Hire average Is one year less Rice averages I ha u» 181 lor the VoU. ' * * t: liJs?-){i\ • ■ -2 c ' ' ' t 1’ \ r, v - ' '-ee . ■ m . MBITI0U8 parson to own J route- of five rent convertible nut, almonds, candy machine t. I ajw os 1376.00 cash required, t^ood Inrom* weekly. For inter­ view. Give elreat address. Phone number.' Box H.R.M. c/o Her- Tba Poor Cava Man Had No Newspaper To Advertisa in. But You Have 11 ’ �1 ■ THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA .!■■ ■- -"IK !Anderson Named Winner Of 1916 Schaal Trtta (A K R E L l’ S Sf'Jt PACKAG E S T O K IV mcm st srtAtt Blue. Jlio/re9/4f 3 0 8 East F ira l S ir r r l ,* FOR SALE tbeir first. It it R custom with iiw Kiwanis Club to present Initial winner* wilh a sweater. Principal Herman Morris outlined the high­ light.* of the lOlfl football season and rs pressed his appreciation in the students, faculty, cheer­ leaders, football playrra and to t Coaches Kettles and (Janas for i their superb wotk and faithful| ness in th« Celery Feds. Morris I swarded cheerleader* Simon ftingfelder, John Bromley and Norma Jean Sayer letter* for work as rhrer leadi-14 for the past two seasons. . The team presented Kettle* with a live goose and cigarette lighter slsn a eigarelte ra*e on which name* of the starling eleven and nther Tesni ineinlicr* were cngiavr'iIT Cana* was given a piece of leather luggage by the “ B" squad. Among the distinguished guests Were Jack MrDowall and Joe Justire. Rollins erniche*; John Calloway, chairman of the laiatil of ioslructioo; Mr*. Bert Chap oinn, inemlier of Ihe Imard; Dr. Do** and Peter Schaal. A m * COMM.IT1NO the first flb:M In Amcrieu'c new rocket plane, Uia X S -I, ttt Muroc Field, C atf Ch.dmti* ••JititJc'* Goo-Bin, (second from le ft), Is congratulated by Col. Gili.cy, UJi. Anny A ir Forces (right). IL M. Stanley. Bell Aircraft's chief engineer watches. (International) 1 HOUSE AND EOT D U IIAIU LUMBER MIOMI, I ter 17 TVtllirrwiec's All-America I tick Huffman and Rice's All-Anierlca Weldon Humble pill hr brotighl Isre to face In the New Year's Oran** Howl fooltstll game Huffman plays left tackle and Humble right guard. YARD 1 . • TUESDAY, DEC. 17, 1946 Baruch .Urges . . ' • Speedy Okay* . •• Of Atom Plan HRallttFi ua r*«w ELECTRIC IRONS IIOT PLATES CARVING SETS PYREX COOKING SETS Robson .Sporting Goods 0 — CITRUS FRUITS HOLIDAY GIFT—Tltr Wl.nlr Family Will F.njny Natural Color Tree ItljwiieJ r.ipertly Krlerled alid Packed . ' Kaprrws Prepaid . ■ <1MANIil.s . GRAPE. Kt'IT ■ .MIXED - BuHhel Raskul H alf B iihIicI $4.50 $4.30 2.60 . 2.40 $1,10 2.50 IVt Ship Either (■„ O. ft. or Arrept Cheek* sod M.n*j .filler* Please Enclose List n( Names and Addrrtwe* tor Any Shipment! that are to be Sent a* (lifts ' II A S T Y *'■ & SON 306 W W . F I ^ AN UN Council Is AskedToProbe MPOfHT itn f i'U l untt.***0" AMIKICA'S’ FtftfT ROCKIT PIANI, the Betl XS-1, U carried beneath a B-39 Super!ortrass (top) during the first flight teat of Uia nets plana over Muroc Field, Cal. Pictured below, tha email ship, released at 27,000 feet, speeds through Ute air at 330 mlles-prr-hour during tha IB-mlnuta flight. Its power was on only aaven mlnutaa. The plane la expected to reach a speed of 1,700 mllrx an hour at 30,000.feet. (International) In America, a* In England and . _ ' _ ,, ,, newesh opening team, on the France, the general Idea is to better the lot of thr people in a raves (o the S e c u r it y C o u n c il the other hand, was bo rn Ip Tennero'e. vtrv material sense. The accent still n on. constant Improvement of thr standard of living. W h ^ f it i> conceded that the peop’e , cannot live hy btead alnne. It iaj no le.-. certain that they cannot. live by ideals alnne. , One of the major criticism* of |U7CAL BOY IN ORANGE BOWL. Soviet Russia Is that its eitliena, JMIAMt. Dec. 17—'T>iKfes«e'» ha*e been sacrificed lime and nice Orange BcrSrl ■game will Tje again lor a distant Ideal held by a Homecoming for Jim ItoweU. a rnmntutilsl minority. The Rus-J etui for the Vols Powell L» a si an* a* a people have little eloth-- MlamUn and tthiyed football'here |Hg and not too much food. They for Miami ZdUon. Btr M u g sacrificed to a dream of errmnmic cq,1*liiy- Mut, to pnr»- WHERE GRfDDERA COMH FROM MIAM I. Dec. IT—Only cate play­ p|„«M> ■ uio-tern British aulhm. in lUce'a starting Orange people will lie more cuusl er io llnsMs *s anywhere else Thh Bowl eleven was bom out of emidittnn will prevail until human TCsa.* only one player lit Tennature changes- somewhat. Ituf ronugh about Franco anil hi- fftlll'f ptinn hf what is Just, fair. Slid noble Tbs mere fa l that ht* regime ..* not too P»l»tal.lr dim* not quite Justlfv dip­ lo m a tic intervention o| the type ttdvorntr,| by the United Nation*. Som e rritlfa believe that the re­ solution will have n reverse effect flo u t the one intended. They maintain that Franco's prestige 308 E«»t First Street 306 Eaxt Find HU will he Increased because he will he aide to defy the UN resolution wt‘ h immuuty Coming back to the disarma­ ment issue, therr I* » generil feeling that the resolution must l.e rhalkrd up as a real accom­ plishment. Agreement has been achieved in spile of dllterenr-s of views between Biissia end the western powers, difference* which three weeks, ago had seemed Iremeniltnisx • Therr I* little doubt that the greatest single factor behind the naw optimism Is the conciliatory attitude nf the Soviet Union. This altitude contrast* sharply with the unyielding position which the Uusstans have taken on atomic energy control and nther import*nl issue* during the past year. The arm* resolution, a* finally approved, was made possible only hy Soviet conreaslons of the most sweeping character. This is part* irularly true on the question of international inspections and con­ trols and the agreement that agen­ cies operating on those vital FI.OOR LAMPS I phases should he free of the Big | Tower veto. BRIDGE LAMPS The assembly resolution, uhatjinmusly acclaimed, lavs down the TABI.E LAMPS / basic principles of the proposed arms reduction program, but CHRISTMAS WREATHS CANDLES • POTTED PLANTS AND CUT FLOWERS m m AT 1131't MAGNOLIA AVE. A. K. ROSSETTER, FLORIST W e Telegraph Flower* Anywhere Anytime FISHING TACKLE Robson Sporting Goods AT MOST DMm AW tWAAMKt fTORT Touchton Druff Co. to withhold Judgment o f Greece's complaint ajalnst her neighbor* until the commission makes It* report . . . . , Johnion, who U chairman oi the council, said the United State an"alaantlal1first *S g $ " ! 2 4 action on the Greek charges. II said that he himself will nvoid ♦ making any comment on the i* ue unlesswforced to Mo so hy lli‘ ZfUement* of other council meni.e Today and Wednesday SPORTING (Fi Mocfc-JSaat of P.O.) ^ issstssgil I .1 DESK LAMPS IS YOUR CHILD SHY? Speaking: Of Buying Christmas Presents Like fertilizer for a backward plant a shy child ih!C(Ls treatment with understnndinK. The class work of the Leuscr Dramatic Studios is very hclnfu! in overcoming shyness. I he rates are very reasonable. Hera's' a suggestion: • a a a ; vividi>' “ w - h . The Ircuser Dramatic Studios. £' ONI OF THI OIRMAN rocket specialist* now working for tha US. army, Eric K a ih lffleft), rtlscusxe* the firing of a V-J missile (background) with technlclsa_n*sn<*y B.' Haibert-at White Sands Proving Ground,' N. M- The Ordnance Department recently revealed that German seitntistj hava stepped up rocket research ten year* with their advanced knowjedge of Ih* Intricate and deadly weapone. (fnternallonai) • ittm m M m m M M tM d m m m iiiu u u m iM U titM Q tM im ttd m im m m m iim m ] I • A v I IW t r / T 'V r r Priced From ' * : ; x* [ ' l . '*. W n - . 7otBl WALLACE ACCUSKD NEW YORK, Dec. IB. I/Pl— Barnard U. Baruch claimed today that tha magatlna edited hy Henry A. Wallace he» published a false statement. Baruch said the mng\tlne •Vd he had taken parY in ^ the government'a legal battle f ) againet John L. l^ewl* during the recent coal strike. Baruch as­ sert* he had nothing to do with the affair. The trugatine is the Maw Republic, which gave Wallace Its editorship after ha was ousted from the government. CL M. BOTD A CO. * “ Vour Mutual Insuranca &ltnd" 113t f Magnolfa'Ava. Phone 104 Chaw EVAC-U-OBN and be cheer­ ful for the Christmas Holiday . BAIL DRN NEW YORK, Dae. IB, UP)-The defendant In th* pro-foot hall hriI«ry cat* Alvin J. Paris, wa* denied ball today. , General Ses­ sions Judge Francis Valent* de­ cided not to release Pari*, on the ground that th* defendant’s life ME IN AROUND Season A FireW ont " f i j l t s s f. an anonythreatened Paria'g life. Paris U ckargtv^/WiUi attempting tn Uribe two mambar* of the New Yorlt Giant* footba'.l TO HELP YOU J i team. RMITH RESIGNH r WABHINOTON, Dec. 18. UP)— The vka-preildenl of th# World Harold p. 8mlth. has hi* post. Smith ha* eonremain In bU position' until a spcceeeor i* found for Eugene Meyer, who resigned the of the hank, affective used to ha director of the ouncet.- It I nnderxtood S at he resignedA In order to cir* emridentv-whoevrr t new bank pr may ba—a bo—a Ire free hand in aboosIng a * t ;J | U S S O U TH 'P A R K AVE. 177 c. tha E. Truman of Grandview. * ly now, direct from Elfin National Watch (Vunpany. • . 177 R. , Those arc not robuilt, loaner or awconrf bond watches, but abaolulo* , T WASHINGTON, Dee. 18. UP)Mrs. Harry 8 . Truman, and her * daughter Margaret will leave within the next several days for Independence. Mo., to spend Ihe Christmas holidays. The president's wife and daugh­ ter will travel by train But White House 8 ecrot*ry Charles G Rots told reporter* that he did not know the time of their departure President Truman Is expected dfi to fly to Mlsaourl subequently to ^ spend Chrlitmae with them' end hie 94-ytar-old mother, Mrs. Mar­ Chromium. 17 Jewolg, adjusted, priced from . . . 31.75 to 45.00 a. Trunians Will Spend Xmas In MiHHOuri JU S T R E C E IV E D ! Sixtcan also Elgin pocket watches In Gold F i l l e d . P I * t o d ond D A IL Y t i t i N E W S P A i’ EK 357.W - . . - *, Vv j • "V ,' • • -,W ' FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY. DU* IK. ITMb 11 Are Killed, Associnlcd Ptrss l>ca*cd W ir e ! U . S . S a ill T o B t‘ W o r ld ’s N u m b e r Scientists Aw ait Photographs Of V-2*Experiment Hi. K-mld's nill'd-'f "tie f •* trap. Sand-, ordtiam •- proving gin in i | - today . informed " ' r awaiting ih* development Kiwnniaiis were t r n lm * Stevens, mve itiga-1 photog^phir films t» Ibv Ksmiiel I. 4at tonal Board o fl'h e.r e*pe,.n..-.*l wUh tn ■' an -me »tf I hr •••f"r«! |.ir» t, , for the National nn-tenrltrs rnine mil * lti»r i»f 1 t h r u vet « Mini TACO! Fire linderwrders arnl former Tile meteorite etperimenl ws rujity*.1 $ 1 hi i f i m (tally a lirutrnnnt rnlonel of World War after midnight, rnrtfflf hf h«iffrt •ipprr TueM |t who deelar-l that r.rarrely a made shorllv daily paper can he picked up Ihnl K.a«tein Standard Time, wh-n * k*11111.- r«t t h r •• iiiiH ilr Ount • ! Hrn n 1 d l l ’ll dots no* tell of sums fire loss to showers of metal pell»ls w*-r* * !t»li front n German V-J lllil , l|f •• -|f ,•(•*» «li«« h l|»r L id homra. apartment*, h'dels, fac. ejected pl.ir, ,| r„ 11 t-\ It III M u i i r ) tnrira nr blllltllugs. He w*,. in- roi-ket. ill. I . . I, if. I •it!•••*• «l VIM. I IMI. A a fa r » - n o n .ri* u tifie w a trh •rodio r.| by Fire Thlet Mnek H* lit* fun I i *r. * n * t 1 , r j . la ihe r o u t h w «L ,l w e re r - n r'lrvefimil r e r n e d the m e te o rite a h '--. * i-. a r i A | rd tin. t t.fj til. I)r t.-It her T. f>oes announced I fIt'll ........... ted f'-r • t|,.,i Harold K » .trier. Jr., and flo p llu n d ie d n o f per ■" FIV ' hvi&tiiia ; I neri the r h i l l y d e s e rt t •• flvd e Hot! had been chosen "a Pi -I ||,| lira m g to >.ee s o m e th in g •-* 1 rood valuable * elrry Fell gri-l- recen t m eteor Mio w c i ■t . » •rn.oni, .1 1. I’ -i t:-. flrri'' |>. attend the Orange Itowl m iid e n tifle d u lia r r v e r - «• t " t-**. 1.1 »lo tngi.i;-*** ti I. It it i ,-iinp in Miami on New l i s t * a-. .-inpanyvng Mi l\ ■ *» A r i r . *aid tlicy saw Ih* "••'*•1 Day. and Hurt Gwynne Iteel : i led h y \\ If t >o«n..|tv ■•Jitlie s . f prv--.cnt nr* a Key ( luh guest I pi. .il*,n playevl f-u tt»» * ■ »»»p Only » few person* ant• in-rd and t'lBtence Grantham had liceri *htil followed Jhe rlnh - • clio.m to attend the Gator Bowl seeing the rocket iteeif In Mim- I l l y .d e c o ra te d fo r the «** • i * -it. quenpie. N., M., (lie wife f the game In Jack .onvlllc on tne same t’ lr-.e n t w e re k>np L jo n ll< t iry i)ate. The e are Kiwanis financ­ scientists at the proving ground, VVitlr and M r W it t e M l m il and radio new-, cnnirnr --f •»••! •9YTV Mi Inhn \V M'| eh* ed trips. Duke Held dr*rrtl>e,| >n M i I Mrj W A X ia o . MIn appreciation of Hie fin* as looking like Ihe g i - - ' ' p Fie.| Bell Mr ••- I M W V cooling ..f Mrs M D Gafchel, of a rigaret in a dart • Mr i M illin g . M r and M. . \V A Morrt'.on. t" behalf of Ihe Rut the shootmc ft ) -.,-11 M, M. It Hub. presented tier with a sliver waa a Hnpr of 11^ .., \t. .. M ti av Hiiifi'lanl al V\'lnlr .•*» I ■II. •■oily. M i .ml Mi Fire |<-»te* le,t year tn the Col. Harold Ttirnrr. talU.i »*ri» Mi and M' H m ill United State* amounted to more tkTit ilijmt Ihua far ••• Mn .1 N |foli«..i. Ji Mi than f-un million dollar* Col. pritmrntt with Jll» *». mu, .id I. tin Dry. Mi .u»l Mi Stevens deflated. He predicted little L. K McCall. Mi nut Mr that lanes this year would run The 14-ton rockat sorted In a KkInner. Mr. and 't i* -'I • von, up tn more than 633 million dol­ new altitude record of Ht »«*!*-. Mr. and,Mrs Jttnn Rt»wlan.| Mr lars. In Kenford, h* said, fire bettering by »eye,n mil'- tl-» pt»- and Mrs. J. F •'mirier joi-.e* ere mrtinling yearly at the vloua IO(-mtle record tulv .rod Mr* L f Hi. haul cltv grows Thre* year* ago they 30. llie rocket also gl|4Ht«t| 1% Mrs Alin pir f.-r -ret* Me tnlallrd llCl.nnn Ins-, two year* ■Ivde If It Jtrrlv M I ml M ape-d of 6360 feel |- i . • i ago, KC.nnn *n.| la--t year. $.72.A rot Mi eatfl RamsfV. 'b better than a mile a Ottn whrth of property « * * de* M| •hut* i .• Me.vrh, I ..I five time* a* fast a troved here by fire Throughout •• rtr. I M .lovee Heliel. t|,s nation, more than 11,330 of sound. , 11 And I l . n r v tte* . t' live, were ln«t hv fire, end 30 M• . H-t.l. . tiGENERAt r-t i n i perrent of the fstalitle* svie ROME. Dr- 18 . <J' f> . rhltdren Dirty percent of the fires were in homes, he asserted area around the |t»!>ai. <•*. -I He pointed out that In any city Naples it tied up by - .-*ner«t hh strike staged In tuathil such a* Banforrl. 76 percent of the rising cost of living tinly the values are centered In tha essential public utitiOe- ate oper­ Clifford C BeaiFy. wfvo ftut'eriy older or business part of the ating. Food supplies me hrmg worker! In the rrjallnlt deprr'ment town, and that builders, years rushed into ihe Naples air., frwp of Ttve Hanford Herald, and wtro ago, did not think ,nf safety In Ihe north. Italian Prenurr u« U former etate .-mpcru-or of terms of fir* hasard. As build­ Gasperi has asked the -.irder; !» vonational rehabilitation for ttve ing* grow older they grow more UliKdlotr. return work on ; * . . j a , i« * * iiii ito u w ot h u n ithe n r ipromt ' i h i h i kie' l.tate irqvartnirrtl of dangermn, he said, and declared' ,j,,t condition* will he i«-t*rr nest han hern appointed a.v.l'.t.iti! to tha( inepertson and city official* month. five- dron of rJudentn »nd f r «*e-»rally must enfnrcn building cod* lawa ndvlaor nt tire Unlvenuiy >-t rtortmore strictly aa lh*re _l,s Jto n gi . .'V XISTBAt JAN HfAlv — da. nerordlttg to |*rr*l«letrt '•mil'-.! tlcn strong rnoirgh to continue MIAMI, Dm- * 16 f/U» Jlvsli- TJOTt: to atan,| such enormous fire lota- Imtton reading lias Keen in-JaBrd A graduate of llr univ-r.'lty tn os as (his country. He urged that lor bed-ridden war velcrou • -x* Uve 1336. IVeailey reslcurd M'-t nuaith school, adopt course* In fire pre- NauLUus Veterans Hitqvtt.it on from (tie fStnlc Irju rln i'ilt of vcnlirn, also that arrhlteel* give Miami Beach. „ FilirattOn to tak* oyer hks new it more sludy. lie told of Ihe deJfospltal officers expUlricil thuhir (tuticn at the University lie Is tailnd Instruction • neceuary to a micro-film projector llvnl flash- past preodent of U r IT.ilveralty of Irain firemen. e» the page of n txvvk nr nuvi irinr Florida Aluintil Aavrlatlny and Guests were Ray Collins, Mr. on the ceiling fprw ma'tvten vetdrans pual ttrrr.idetil of the Oalli* ,11111* and Mrs. Pat Pattishall of Gene­ Unahle to hold a ler.lt In rend JayO-en, afc<, a p»nl dlrtrtnr of live |.i(ienl Rotary During lit-, uirdergnwluata va, and Gwynnd Reel 6f the .Key *on the ceiUf ga Clnb. The rluh sang happy birth­ controls the mgea *n> turn the days he was prei.ldcnl of Florida day for O. P. Herndon, and ap­ page ho simply prcwn a Imlton. nine Key. of the Inter Fral*rnlty plauded Secretary R a lp h A. and he can, (urn back Hr- last Conference aret war a member of the ltd Kappa Tail fraternity. Smith for hie birthda# of yes- page If he wants to — teqdajr. Frank Lamaon led In ARSON CHARGED ' RTRIKF. OVER alnging of Christmas hymns. MIAMI. Dec IB—f/P)— An 1BATLANA, Oa. Dec. 18. I/T>Harry Kudell accompanying. Tho operator the Wliiecuff Hotel day tnu driven strike whlcli In• ------------------------------------------In Atlanta today expressed th,- temin,t«l rcrvlcf tm H v MHnjMEDALS AWARDED opinion that an incendixry started poiltau Traiult CVrmpany vrvlna the Mate which cost 113 l.vek on parta of suburban Miami ended MIAMI, Dec. 18, f/P)-Two Mi­ Dac. 7. In a statement to an todav wHh tho ftalr nf Ui* company. ami railroad men ,are , to receive Atlanta newspaper th* nperAfor, A. K Hjwsro. a Miami o|ipllanc* elUUons and medals tomorrow .A, F. Gee!#, said also that he atorn ovmer. and asmrlpt*-. tmught from the fox la Rican government had aned the Jkrmy to have It* the bus line for n tv (rifted I40JJOO The chemical warfare division Invest!- Tho union men returned to their, It was announced today, work after the «a)e“ ‘ •wards are being made for " gat*1- the afaon. theory Al ( (Hiiilrv ( lull Clifford Reiihli'v • Appointed A M I b an •ay and asslaUnce to “ toorista." The award* go to 'James Getty, general, passenger agent for the **tting forth, the document and Harold North, Miami city Hckc ticket nt for the Florid* East Coast " The awards will Dr. Gonsalo Gi , _ . , ««• »> . • . ' AUXI JA R Y HlIPFnR The, Ami lean Legion Auxiliary £ vo a eovi red dish supper Tuesy evenil l ' at the legion Hut, man? members amt a number Blended. af * . risu, v . . , Gam** were , played under the dirvetion of S — r Ml let, Miss Edna Chit­ Unden and M «‘ V ' . • ' ' • Former-Secretary Re­ veals Understand­ ing Existed In 1910 On War Contracts 'LWBEKRY, S. C- Dae. 1 A .latherii Railway p- train ant) n school but I » l a grad* erosiing t >» tiling ten students ami lie driver. The H lijlm i occurred on the out i j i l . of Silvcrstrret. n tom. I ” <l-d *-- cm nitln mil hWeil -I '■'»."a In-fly. Th* Imi% was carrying ?l rh lid rn ’ to kchool. 'Iwrlvo of the .-.liiij'udx were In* Jtired *n<i \t,i* brought (o New(irir* •'■••inf Vi llo.pitnl Allen t *nf . rani all „f theni 1 titiral 1 -mlit ion \i- - ling tn Mi* II N. W*i l—-c ill,. MfKwain Fiinei •' Holnr, tlir Main dl.iggrd Ihe |m. fut It •If .1 mile down tlie Irark She .fi,| iiuhnlanre dllvern toll hr, lb it .one -.f |he fi-olies hs'c-. cat tint mi the engine rowcatchH. while ntliei o n e M-attered he­ ld.- the tiirk M ilty». •'«iil !hr Ira l l l l Nit | It V • l*»ut« nf v|Pt Vint prrrtl nrfr » • t llllt « •id ; It I lit < •|»I tin ( It ^ 11»-. llt t llf iL iu , fr ** I I * |»'*f ( •-«| |, lit’ f 'lttllllt£ i i r n l i « I r i a n of l l i r in a l ra m p itl|t(, i I o m iu « l«*ur lit'iii »*n l . i k r .MotiriN' h r l v r r t t llir IlHlal • ltn|i||r IM(|ib.h siml no .1 lurnlt prtrli mt»t |(M'•Veil V«f(*lHI|o I'ftorili Mltf .1Mel I *••* |t-tt||tt| . r |ef| Hi.- tlttl •fl iVF| '••a« Rjr I I « im | «r*n*titntr tninrttriR S •»! • Ir r n t f l r.lti l» •***••»» %• Mrl ••••Iff X Insurance Investiga­ Man- Madu MHuorilra Arc KjurtuH tor Tells Kiwanis From Nazi Rm'kut Linns Chili (s’ iu 's Of Eire Dnmawt* W IIIT F '-A N M . D " ) ( hrislmas P a rly TJi* United Slides h* Itfrnnif |a, Id7— IVieliti 1 »• I he Who. I CHRISTMAS TLA Y Stuert Mathleux took the leadInw role « f Dickens' famous charecter, "Old Scrooge" In the Chri«lma* piny, ''Strooge's Christ­ ina*" which was given at the Geneva Kchool on Tuodav evening. SanU Claus distributed present* and candy, ' ( it rus Leaders Improvrmnil Seen ( lOAutoWorkcrs Take Steps lo In Sunn- ( , lm In A| Allis Chalmers Help Industry Sunloifl S n l i o n To I’iicr Charges ♦f.. ..... i.t |tu «l 4i« |.| <• r ;t f i d* S l . i i i f l . t n l s , wrrk. whtL K»“ wth • \F«l|III1M* C l ) II I M l I fa|lrt|tr |* • M I < ill •tVAtpllINt.tViai, fir, I* I *h • « Mill 1 1 -, I t.o wl, Pit all i'tt».i> I- " M . ill., me •ta t,-. In t tie plod"* trl 1 kV|l| • r I*Liit To Sludy New In ... ot t .lill fm the 11.1* " t i l l l lo ' . . I l l i*4i lu n g ■ o r a tu th to , f H li |1i i % i , i» ir .iln t In in . In . .1 .im M in n **• the n " i., tin S t » i. n ltm r |t •etie*i mI ■ tr.'f I at Us . ftt •|'»f r |*l it * I • |1 *• •" • H l(h » t*I.•I t a» eft I U I. »M-t , .*> I* | e I tlllle l» ■It r *lfh lift I 'h Mt.I I . • ••• t III I «11 ••■ I ■'* < hi d^Ctrr nil flit I lMl elll't 11r-..fiir • ; i n hniur'vl'. frond , "ti •Inlv *Ui nf mii Mil'll <*f i iMi lug" home wouldn't have to M1 . M»nfd#d. i ••nip it rtf ‘kith sacks of oranges. • ttnfall (J t 77 imln , away wHh t'’r' ft»t|i*t* r » r !ii|»e<| |9m * •• I l|.o t.ig eitrui •ol -In p in e tlt s I-. •nd t i d y m i n o n w ith . »*|oi I ,- t >*ii» i ip . li -• - . * * t% T rr that war of - VB fltrtr jiiiy * th. »• war L . any m etf vk.i i to • ^ ir -t io n ln c , • hn lob to » ! fur tho ••it'ir IHHmi. * • h*» ad- «.*• M|* t f I hr of drfl* |rn**v *•( I H I. II Iiro.s 1 ♦ifMt! waa |.i. .»»* .* itel-phuit, .1 IV n y ^t I'l > *1hy •'o(|t*,||»|»l |»ft|- tc. riv»tf • « ll lt t In 'In Villi* .lll«*c»t1 ■I I' i '111•I••vriu »'f Ie>*.11 i U . \\ ill I I ..1(1 f h ri .h it.is I •;«r t v • %ill t** i i r f i l i a l me I t MIC Y r t r r ity nf l im ^ u jii W i l l ; *’ • •'teiM'dr hr || ndho »• tin Hut Ih u ilrv ••*1 M n iu l.iv th r ,|-h* To llllllliTs \|)l Lose ^’liirf \l ‘TiiaT Sunday l»dl*i I • * t» Mtl v, tnCO .1(*!•- »111* k’ a*f«•» Ita-• f"t >• Hill* » ml attorney, n pro-iH-iit- Juration of n nrcas *-f liurvttv-—ting Prnrv!- -Ivirt ... I ... | . ..... I 't if* liu h 1 m ­ . II m t - .1... 171 St imp on the label, that • ro t h r o $1.” - .o r tube*, u an orange cent,in* only i-» mu-*- I . , . , re lie f wa* l ll,e ,| b y M .tJi iutre , w» -I- children on .datuiilav from it A t ' - iv iilr ro n m iit.e e . I .i ! | . .A . . , , . .role nf bangles Ihe sale was should he named to determtne Upfln,0fw| (,y (h^ American l.eminimum prices for .riling a ion A u x i l i a r y u n d e r the i l j r t r - • t ’••jttfy. <!irtn«*r v crot a«*tt •Iu| m »t I liuli School Glee C liil) IM h iis Program wltl be ..ri trial, M il I'r. ciMitina Attornry Leonards. \ hunter named rus. » • ,. ttim o f M rs E . J R m ith , s ix t h ’ .•-‘ mlttv" -»dl ire -1••< on the bench !3 ) "bin to m*if I et jml wliel grad.- te a c h e r, 'f l m v|e began Tlie Seniinole lllgli Kchool Glr>' in.<t .1iv.lt-. M It will he taken inith) and B. , w ith tlie p u rc h u » o f » ) 5 un rluh «<M (irdieiil ( mo piogtaro Y.Hi. I i I ■• - ipp intuit official | f|3. Bind shipper*. logetliev health h'uw l b y G a il B ittin g . and have them ship under I,land |>r<-i,|enl ..f th** •*ho,,! i >h iii . >•* ' hrislmas noi-tc t-uitgli' t* I -it • i|l • iii** • M .i .idv a iviim- | i X iiVnct at III* high -.vdo.nl I., v nt t'ii* '...I f.i k.-ij |o Iree, i desirmting differ'lit cotinlle , |tlu). ' •' r " |- '-’.Hie I J illl- iilA l'iU iC —Uic—«xfuncrL.r.U-r - A-prirro with h r' r*.rnr<h^f ~rA"TTro' .»uuiU>iuuiu--*u<l JChutjwUy. eiitiunvi , • II •■ 1 al Hu- alive hour at the Ib lltill prevvon I- irifli, t. I iiiHUi hunters , rds market. ' j rlmnl .hat rape tlie largest r'enlvr The " glee rlol. Js under f..iiii.l guilt-.- of "m i me ' deer," ' i fund from bangle nl*r,- it wax the due, .lo ll ..f Mise •.live Iter vv I "Mi Ixoiianlt , armo'ltired hy George Totlhy. seal Whittle ale chairman. Rt p-irLi coming in Tit* program' at the Tourist indicate that this years total eol • 'lull also Include* games played lections will exceed tlmso of last imdri the direction «>f Herman year. .' Mortis, according lo K, M. l,AKFI.AND. Iter is. iAi Ai.tillage, l.oiVijf ptegram direrfedrr-il.sta le Float Warning :’••• Gl SAVES WH.L fov vice anjiinl .roiay of the |>" • W A S ItlN iiTl.N , Dec. 18. (iV)— CINCINNATI, Dee. is. t/P)alhilily of freerlng lempristui- . President Tiunrnn today reaffirm.Sgt Holland i. f11,700 richer ■n *•• IIVI K i n II § *tJ ( 3(Sell U| a 1 Hay IIU IiB I.il la Ilft'U lie in • ih* northern pdrtion of t*>»- • II 1(0A DCA HTH TO IIALKANH .-.I I 'riitcd State- recognttiim of tlul * Gainesville district tonight and today heraua* he preierved IIERLIN. Dec. 18. t/17— The National Govi-rmiicni of China- * tomorrow morning. hoh.graphle will peimrd by a war United Stales Department of Th» forecast say* temperature buddy during their imprisonment Gtatr has begun using powerful I D nn-ritr.| ih.it the United State*., by th* Japanese on Hataan. A transmitters tn Germany lo beam ml stick hy it* pdiry uf a listing o f 30 tn 35 degrees may tv «r compsuisd liv ornttrred fro-t. holographic will is .,n* wrillon radio broadcasts into thr Balkans the Chine:* people tn bring peace and reononilc recovery to their Continued cold weather i-, ' ex entirely in the hand of the person and Russia. Officials of tlie Ai the earn* time, Mr. peeled Timrraiay nipht nnd Friday ettig forth tire document and A met lean military government nation morning, wilh front and fire/iog do*3 ii>ii require wltriessei political division said four Iran, T.unisn bull. th>- Umte-I States In the will, Holland wm, named mlttel* at.- tn lv tisril to relay will avoid becoming involved i.x lemperatnrc-7 again in ninth, i n districts. •sole beii»fie|xr9 Dy .lames O’Con biuadcast* from Now Yoik. 'I h'-y thr civil strife in the Far East * For the remainder of peninuilar tier, a Cincinnati soldier who was will re|ilace senders in Alyiv-ls nation. Florida, cooler weather Is esjiecte I lost In the sinking of a Japanere. «| In a statement clarifying Amer­ which wiH be closed down Dec. hut there Is no wirning of frost prison ship. Sgi. Holland is il» «T 31 at the request o f the French ican policy, Mr. Truman asserted or freeiilng temperetures Honed with the Army Air Forces governmentthat the plan for political unifka In Orlando. linn of Chili.* agreed.to last Feb- . rusty i* Xoun.i: He added that s f.rFICER K m iB l’J) M AN FALLS FROM WINDOW the plan fer military unification INBA.NF- ESCAPE ‘ JACKSONVILLE, Dec. IB. </T) — The United Stale* Dlrtilct PHOENIXVIt.f.E, Perm. Dee ' IIART^ORD. Conn., Dec IB. f/l’ i has been hamstrung by civil Corps of Enginceii reported to­ 18, fAA—Civilian and military pol- — 32 year-od William Maddux fell rest, -tut alto D round in neneraL As for tha strength o f Amer­ day that Albert Jones is reliving tre are searching the eountryalde from a fourth-story window anl tomorrow after n year* as an of rartrrn Pennsylvania for six landed in the street. Ills mother ican forces in China. - P r u lM V engineer officer. Jonri came *o fugitives fmht nn army hospital screamed and railed for thr police Truman laid that one year agh, Jacksonville three years ago *» for th* criminally insane The men and an ambulance. When they nr si peak.,.strength, the United arrurne charge of engineer rct escaped last night and arc still rived. Maddox was brushing him Stales had about 113,000 sel-lierx, ivitics In peniiviula Florida. (Jol. at largo. Police say they arc nil self off nnd walking away. The sailors and marine* in China. Jones plana to settle nt Miami dangerous, and that they may bo police brought him hack and mado Now, he added, tho figure la him get into the ambulance. He’ll than 12,000. armed. Beach. - . . . . be In a hospital for a few day*. !• rcf/jiur Weal her Is Predicted In Stale Truman Reaffirm* U. ,S. Policy In (.'hlna ' -a-1UzJJrk - war ilK I I 'I • ii Hit » ttl|| • |» t | »|tft * •••«*»! t(rt I ifiHt *»||t|»rl.| J» i •it 1||||m ii •'f 11* t t — « .. •h .con- T in ••».h,-l • • t||r «ip p i t o t .. »i •(»(*-•! h, h it lit lu ,•» V f nllro V rontraetot in Rilte-'i Mate of Mi**i*sippi , l,-n> aid .-1 llir II Jb i inquiry lislay Ih it .Flti nd made the lhi--.it lail Kpiiug. 1 hi* is what Terry claim* Friend -aid "Ed, if you lake any part in this cam­ paign nr tell rriinl yn:j km v on Ki'finlor llilli-i,* you'll he killed." Billin’ * former secretary also te-difii-d Ik fore the -.cnat* enmht* Mmlsnrift.. " u i igatuiy !.»! nil -litpi 11■I*i 71Min SI. r i with » *» centr.id»r *licit thrre .iii **tifi«!**r- fr.t -kl. lt I M l teAMI* I * * \| el. . pfFk|* » •! fo» •ill IM»! ■»» hrti,^ It wrir »» y (|l|u- IIMl) 1 1 mi » :•»» I* .'in,| unit I » i i » v i M m (I f»f M* virvifil * lunar Voluin* hi|«tnrtit will |,il *■ |*l • hr!t| hrrr vr *i Innii llV t»U! Mianv j dlrnill FV|* I Af t trr r|.iy 3.tl.r. . ■l Htil ♦•till*f hlMK We•HM*U >1. I...I Hf ttili* | ff I Ilf he ...... ^ A WASHINGTON. IVc. 18, lrV)—r Senator Hilbo’s forrncr rccrotuty. Edward P. Terry tcsUfinl today that Albert 15. Friend threatened hint willi tica I Is if lie re­ vealed whal he kn ew About Bflbo. I'lit'iid tMfd to be Bilbo's campaiKH manager, and later bccittne a war Urt'k imis lli’cision l.s I'plielri In Wiscon­ sin <'ontcmpl Case »V-a 1 • 37 Terry Claims Death Threat Bilbo Case Perth Bite For Captain* R U8 * Train Collision A t Crossing Kills Rns Driver, Niin* S c h o o l Children TWItTID WRICKAOf Is alt that remains of the allti* whlrh crash'd Inti* a bus II mile* norlh of Eugene. Ore. killing » rid p»*«•*»»« An-. « point In Ihe bodies of Ihe victims The drsd.fHe men *n-l I'uo.................... were all riding In the rsr when II cf*«h'd ■* NO. Hurt In Crash „ 163 2h3 776 J. ‘A. Howard R C. Total R. T 170 276 306 173 187 C la ss C - W. M. O' Tool R. C. Total 5. T. 1B2 267 806 176 ISO Clast D - G. V. Smith R. C. -Tnlal s: T. 172 240 7h6 168 175 On Saturday from 1:00 to 6:00 P. M. thr Gun Club will hntd Ha annual Christmas turkey shoot with shotguns at the Motor Inn on Seminole Drive. Members are advjsed to bring their own 12 guagr gitns: shells will he fur­ nished free. (.at your Insurance help you buy soma of your presents. By.plae* Inc trour fire and windstorm Ininranca In mutual companies you saVa jfu'V to 26% of the premium The more you save the more you will hava to spend on your family and friends. " This ad Is a FREE |»«ss for one lesson. Bring it to The Womans Club, Oak Ave. at 8780 Thursday. i • - C la s t C Lamps In Florida «la o- Cartoon And New* . Capt. W. 0. Phillips, with » total of 7R8 points, had the high­ est score in Class A at the 'Vest Coast Ptptol l*»g u o monthly match on Sunday. Tha following high scores were reported s Class A - Capt. Phillips S. 7. . it. C. Total IdO ft ? 171 371 7H8 I'lcas ,T r W.*71. tiVkhsm * Finest Selection Of ANN RfCHAROS* GEORftt*HATES1 ben, The proposal arose41s the ijecurIty Council reauaied debate, on Greeca's charge that Albania, Yugoslavia and Bulgaria fomenled guerrilla fighting In northern Gieece to further their own lei ritorial alms. gjCapt Phillips Wins Pistol lA*apruc Match FOR CHRISTM AS Children—Me 1 • LAKE SUCCESS. N. Y. Dec. 18, (VP>— The United States proposed today that the United Nations Security Council send a commission to investifffita conditions on both sides of the Greek a frontier. The American "delegate, Herschcl V. John­ son,'also urged the council SHUFFLEBOARD ROBSON Wrecked Car In Which Eight Died Judgment On Conflict Should Be Delayed Until Report Made, U. S. Delegate Says TENNIS - BADMINTON THI F ill OF TWO Ol'i and llir Iwt \j of n tlili»1, homeward bound for Chrlitmni before sailing f»*r J«*i hi. i»***tr»ide from the wreckage nf the Pennsylvania^ crack Cefffrn nfirr the train had rrlthed in Coulter,Ohio, killing IR The n> 1 id e i.t• m ie .l when tile e*p,cv. struck tha tangled rars of two wrecked freight trams. if ntertutfinnAli SANIORD, F.sUblislied 1908 VOLUME XXXVIII Lips Radiant as Glowing Embers PING PONG - ARCHERY ASSORTMENT IN D E P E N D E N T n F . i r f l r r lo iu lr »p d m iltl t h if a f t f i m w n , who*r 1 s e a rly I h U r t r n in ir f 1a11« . ed b s ^ U A f f ly rlo tiily *in»l r o ld e r I I i u m L v I str jm l fo ld e r* 1 SOCCER - BOXING - GOLF SURE TO SEE OUR i r c Street BASEBALL - VOLLEY BALL * THE WEATHER in U n ity T h ere fa S treftglh — ' Ta Protect tba Faoea af Ihe WarMi Ta rromota the Proprai of Am.rtrs 1 # t » Prodnea Prevpsrlly far Rantardi n Sporting ds Rob *,*WW’*w w»' 1 FOOTBALL - BASKETBALL . P. O. tVil KIS ■— riimtr I05J-J HANHJKD. I Milll|>A ’ A L L AGE GROUPS II ontlnara traai pan It lU I n recall their ambassadors and ministers from Franco Spain ami that the Franco regime be barred from membership In any organixatinn started by tne United! Nations or having relationship I with it. . Thr resolution was fought with] vigor*by-same-delegal#* and'it 111 a foregone conclusion that it | will not l>e followed by several) nation*. Whether it will havrto any effect in Spain Is still loo early I" tell. The Generalissimo is "a* defiant as ever. And In ;wo rnthrr violent speechea. Fran­ co ha* warned that the world Is in a situation of war which may he declared at any moment. War must l>* especteit, In the opinion of the Spanish leader, while a matenalist conception of life con­ linues ih the world. tinues Although Franco did not refer to the United Nations resolution, he complained of what he called the intense subversive propaganda which has been directed ag'ainsl his rotintry by radios at the ser­ vice of Communism or Free Mas­ onry. As quite a few observers have noted, the Franco line does not deviate too much from that of F»*cism „nr Naiistn. Tlie reference to materialism Is rather hackneyrd and will not get serious attention in the dem- long t«> the feudal period. FLORIDA GAMES and TOYS « A - r � 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, 1946 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 17, 1946; <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/026c2da7afeb081335a8fff24428c303.pdf dfa7254e5118cbb8c8d3616fd80e71e2 PDF Text Text PXfcE Ltcttr THE SANFORDuHERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA THE WEATHER . in Unity There la Strength— fontinued fair wralher tonight through Tuesday. Gentle In mod­ erate variable winds over the north portion apd.gentle to mod­ erate northeast to east winds »< ft the south portion Uirough Tucaday, • . ’> To r estart Urn re*## e f the WetMi To rrw is ls the rregreea ef America; fb Fredare rrevpertty fer Baafard; AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEH VOLUME XXXVIII *’ i. m Boost Seen In Non-Resident Construction V IS IT OVIK J E W E L R Y DEPT. M E N ’S W ATCIIE& 20% OFF Ladies LIGHTERS COAT, f f lf f S 20%' OFF 29.95 Now 510.00 N IC E SELECTION OF LAD IE S C O AT BUTTS 34.50 Now. 115.00 V ISIT OUR J E W E L R Y DEPT. FOR X M AS GIFTS IN JE W E LR Y 210.00 •E n gravin g • Diamond Setting P ay as I # # tfet 10% •W atch Repairing DOWN Balance. WMBasy Terms * Franco’s Answer T o The U. N. SANFORD, Senator Taft Says. He Is Not GoingTo Run lines M O N D A Y . D E C . 16. 1916 Associated Presa Leased Wire Chargca And Fists Fly At Bilbo Senate Probe NO. 33 Bilbo Accused OfTakingLake In Airport Deal Cost Of Building A r ­ tificial L a k e For — Senator.Is Charged To K e e s l e r Field I/Cgislation For New Congress; Predicts l ax • Cut • A T LA N T A . Dec. Ifi. i.lh—Sen WASHINGTON. Doc. 16 plor Robert Taft of Ohio t a id j" dav hr is not at prevent a car — (/T*>—A Lookkcoper testi­ db'ate for I hr Republican n" fied at the Hillm inquiry to­ mlnatmn in Atlnntn." day that hin company had Tail let this he known at • imilt an artificial lake for new* conference in A'lantn. The Ohio Repiihliran gave U" the Mississippi senator and newsmen u furreaxt «»f what charged it to the cost of a express thr nrw UOI’ cnngrfwartime airfield project. The lo Hrcompllsh. witness Was John A. Hellan, Hr predlrtrd that antt-lynching. < bookkeeper for a contractor,. anti-poll |ax and nntl-rariak di' ’ crimination bills arc likely t»> In Hrllnn *aid that the ro*t of the be ptaerd on new hemes and fntrf-hifrd, ami- liave a gvoit work done for Theodore llilbo titiva te enterprise la to be given a chance of paxsing. war rrttrred on thV arrnunt cover­ . tnoeh, bigger aay-ao In solving •At the same time. Taft sat'1 ing ronxtruction of hre*lrr Field the housing crlsL*. the new Republican Conrrea# will Biloxi Thr ntiimiiu , «n * ipor* These mores fellow Mr. Trumcn’s HtOHlIOHTS Of THI AlTtRCATION that dUntptr.1 the Rmi|« War Invrxtlgstlng Committer’* rmhr of «*m h^Ve “a .vvry^jiy mpst he tic feelln than t l.tH'ii. Thu tame out at onouncement of- the abandon­ Jn ' v «hln «t»n. ltapust Church deacon Itohrrt G.nuiy. n toward the Miuth.’’- ' * ment of' rsort of thj previous , T ^ 'n ’P ' » 7 ■aP0*"!. ” he * « UnM" A\ right, former Rep. Hc^s Collin* (D-Mtaa ) 1*^^re­ . the hraling Ih-iiic conducted by Hpexklng nnlv for hluurlf. an I housing regulation.,. Ills statement strained by police after he hsd thrown a haymaker at Gandy and knocked him from the wltnr.** tt.,nd. The [ a Senate committer into thr m ;not the party. Tdft -ant he rt has drawn brickbats from admir trac*. tjegan during a .Rsretslon of Ml.lljslppl political I>*1lrlr,. (Inlcmotlonat .Voundphoto) i turn* aCtHdtic* o f .Senator Hilbo, pects the next *r»sion to p * »- ! at former Housing Expediter Wilson — I A contractor from Meridian, what he teemed "a comprehenslvr "Wyatt and bouquets from the Ml*-:., n. L. Kmnt. also testified hill mi Labor relations.” While building Industry generally . tinlay hrforr ([ir Hrniilr coinmildeclining In detail Ihr lefislatioi . Meanwhile Republican leaders ‘ trr invfutlpatini; Senator Thro* he declared the hill rertalnl* g e n era lly said *hat a management1 dorr* M|lbo% connect tons .with warwoii|it*1nrludr most « f thr point to* bar pie* to Congress to go easy I Itmr rnntractor;i in hi* Homo of thr Ca*.r hill. In revamping present labor legts. ^latc KiioeI -aul tu> hu- Uauuul ‘ ’ Personally-.’* _ajd la ft . ''I. uatotioh has come too late. A Joint 1(Hat ii* 1-1,750 rnnlrllmtion He an I u,illy have !>rrn opposed to con> sUtims* bv a committee to CTO. i His pnitrirr mai!r tn .1 Mi**tn*ippi * pulkory arhitratihn. hut I wouldn-' A T of U National Association ol mmpaiirn f,in«| in f’J lt h p not . Hr. nay I would trfu*r- to go alotu Manufacturers and Unltad Qtates • turn**,! rtxn thr mrii runnnur 1 1 SpMnl I " with It ” Chamber of Commerce representa­ Tl » * I*4fitp'YlIT11 \ f»tr nr »* f Tuft pr-dtrlrd. n hr tia* in th* tives has prqgosed that induntry II* t,>M thr • •mmittrr tir tiirnv.i fly past, I h,*| Ihr or.v l'*illg|r,* wrl and labor should he left to their *»,l ! tip 'it..ftr\ #»vp| tn KtlU'At«1 \r.tf i. If marl - general .'<> pri iriu cu own devices to seek peace. !’• 1 r \. then -rx'frtniv tn Senator |»/l» l|»»^»l* in income taxes. However, b* ‘ The statement objects to com 1 Mil • Ihr tiieif»p\ hr wai itltr • lr< liiint to rlstmr.itr ppltory arbitration, hut Republic" •*. In ip.Pil ;t, *h. .tnjp,$!$;»• 1° ••lilt || ) fbr » hnfIj||Me • ^ m ’^'congre»»men said they feci I - l M|f kin, 1/ It... 1. 1 .# 1 |,w, • Ir 1 \\ .lit I *••ae v tee I tip I'llltPil f ftlgt** ™ h f situation now hay advanced •'» I It r r ti \ •*1**1$ h.x rlipll CARRYINO PIACARDJ, demnnxtrators (top), stage a rally for Genrislla1 iuH1Statca Srn.il^ Knn.wt Atltlnl that lb III „p..k'' |,i Hi. lilt to ths stage where ravtsad labor »» »m w ill '!»••?. almo Franco In Madrid where he told.them that the United Nation* h«d *1 b* rliJtll Mm 1 m* . v | til irtrnt tnlk^ with Hubert dandy I *■",.* X ',tl |J|t> \.1III,- .f , t legislation Is certain to be pasted b -I if flu Mg, r.uk, it p» nit no right to Interfere In the Internal 4(T»lr* of Spain The turnout occurred j |<\»r W T il •nut lo rirn Jack t»n tic ha«l t»n»n . »» |ll8l|t I111* fill* fill t y Uia new Congress. ^ 8 llifmtltli ri| I h after proposals had been made before the U. N to recall ambassadors ' * U * "1 • " ffi«*i nun; f»v " f ir-**.«* pl, In tt’iii.itks l,\ 8‘hittar t.>M tliry ill | not ifrt tfif nmiipy " T h e Army end Navy officially I In mil Highlit . from Spsln until the end of Franco's regime. Af bottom sre some of th4 trlury «.f 11«#» frii/iti*# flu* tpiit|»« » niiifti*» j% 11•I pn from T pi iy. dandy am! Jack ton asked today* for an Increased Nrniiiitilr f%%nvifv I’ l»HfHl*rt »»f 300.009 persons who gathered at the demonstration. (International) ir% nf vnriiMi-a «*f wt*ir Hi.torinti',1 vntti HtHm in 114.000,000,000 share In the na­ Ihiiry r an<lnliicy. *'ninhltofcr Hi** 1 lull n it tRifttoVti Mrfkly Harking ttw tion! budget But Informed tnurres Knnft ail t|,p nioiiPV was con* |tit$r|ir«»fi ,«? *lt« T miih f l ititi l William Iq>-|# T ir p ^ rtilrr-l Miggli.a .In ffl ilmf itegnllA said tha two services actually are \ l • ••|t»Hy 1 tint tn Kr io||f||i»toi| tritfiitp<l in behalf of himself .and Aliunde CVjfil lJr»^ ItBlIrnnd eti I tmi<iul . hool Oe-.l i|| anticipating deep ruts In the ns Mlkr Motnwry. jimthn rofitrarw«»h f«•» fttltr trllltu*. Mi tinner n rly l*rld^v '•veiling I*1 *n Hry. I»r» »• )t* »|ir tuak trlhote. |h*nal defense fund* In th# next -mil »!»*« t* $ »t.»t 1 t*»r p Inral hnrpilal fnllnwlitc 4 kh<n ,,,4? I"' »«mrl»inp, l»»»f ».fftri$l prmlure fiscal year. They expert nolle* vitre t * t if umi t.iif 1 v tiu lh 'll** THr Mrndiat, t ••ntr iT*f„t *al%f> e -i m l f.llne-a lie entered xlie 'laUw-i •'-nf o m illion to '* Jb*> fir-* »h*rp '•’" J W * r*eV • •-•Itii t(lHtia| rif,|tir in I tie- told t tir nrii.it«»r a th.it tir made fit -erVl*-* PVt> U 1919 and r-dltls •'» M - i, 'When President Trnrrtan's budget Itilbn n I"»i» «>f 11.200 Rati Nor f ,i ’ Tin iii -I O rt IP 191J |fr mxitVed iiio-.tlv M i- It* in* t hern ie re 11 .-,t 1rilrr -il til tut t tyf (hr wm lit l» h («|«Jn message I* put Into final shape. II'II ,rti»| M141 Itilk* b »=» m pabt e t . *loot out n* l.skeland He. wa . t»'»n Dr 11411 Itr ill » fti-tli *ti# 111f•*r »'t I r**f«*t I , ' - lta»oi,,|* pet In. I w ill t.rgto r"t - -01-1 only |7V» O rt IP |<)78 In <laleshurit lit f,» • -x| if,I hi llktrf rl I.* 'hr .’rul ( It ip and r .io tiin ir until niro* .# A .**trill*• * I'tlitrl *1 ivlltrh Hr r.Ill’ • •• I 'o in -n* He li survived hv tilvu* *w Kit.. ' . . n . r l t l t li«|t Itilhn had 1 ''ti m m * Civic Club Members ,1 f ' ............. . , Mr* *W t. T a rip of .'ixntoi i •... h< (pp«l tnm u vtinruvii! y**verfl* 'pnllog Capacity O f Present tl»,l , ^ • WindowH Shattered In one win W | , T a p p tj of |*ii(Mo. mrtii 1 .«it t mt: Hy inti •h} iii*itikf A ia Salvation Army r •» «|(xt| limi, 1 , • " " F IHr • hit, .« Icmir • Ii/bt • hi til t»* p,*%pi ntttrn' ,,ffirmtn an I •ind 1*1*Plant W ill Re T ri­ Xii.niremriila have l « r M rum O ffice Buildings In Coin —1| .1 IMUnh-l I burrau.i a n il)’’" ,,,• "• it'IHr t ,i.tinhi*;>. wln.li -ometimn irrrntpanymp him f nr *" Kinierat service lot Mr Tapp sill Member* of civic rlub* have ulth llir Ill'll- p .nlwn l it \ j- r l'iir j tir ■ •11 I Ihr I eirnt Dial nf tti*» mtrrt teu* pled By Addition • Downtown DLstrid be held Tuesday atterruvin at .' 10 ..l«lei| volunteered to give a H«y of time Itihle ' (It'MlI In ipiailri the loro o'rlork at file Ertrksou Piliieml ill llirir liiilldmos am| fent .thrm M! Ih.ylr called for volIt i* my firm tiiivirtinn Hint I lie mid tic |m*|ip \i**4 the senator for tech organisation to attend dfl j v vth" vvmiihI hnvr tli«*ir will pay the $45(1 H.thtiue when the kettles and dime board* plac­ ' Construction rrewa of the Flor­ M INNEAPOLIS. Dee |«, i ,Pi - Home, with the flev Mark ('nr)k'ii- lii theit I'xfrleiia at Ihr formri •hr’ new marketing teseatrh i luidt tfi i«'s«l Witllrr II mvih ’ , ida Power A Light Company have !t»» * in ed by the Salvation Army in An exploxlon ahook the down­ ter. pailnr of Holy CnnA E|ilkrop*l Sanford Naval Alr-SIntion No P I” l|'ol,mii procram m ust he ce»t I t f e» vnltlttf 1 perifn t'Htciiii, 1 hm•-. ' Tront of MrCrnry'a Store and the -begun work around the Sanford town district of Minneapolis In |rtilircti. officiating luterm-ii' vlll <m|I|oi, tr . v» ill lie i hargrd li, M l .,1 1 Oft | * » j lie in Kvergreen rem -lri i t h n ie * p "iiSiln tity aii,| i i , ,1 j Post Office. Funds derived will Ktram Electric Station prelimin dav and blew the front out »f a 1.toil tan Tn, l|,r young lari' hfrt Ml Dt»vl»*|f ary to Installing n new 21.000 24.000 be gltfn to. the needy, It wan *rv •n h a h m r illl Inlgtil 11 newly opened cafe. Itundreil-. of to pasli'ipate in the program « 1 -ipt, nt in ' c, virc lln- pe, Miihrl 1 horsrpower. generator tn to supple* announced today by Capt. Byrd hnrsrpnwer. Fed Griddcrs W ill «' »» . # lit,Ml .... I- I •• I tin " ilg h ." |l .,1 |,ri I Its present 13.000 I.1.000 berr.e hor-.e wlndowa In nearby office toiild Hudson, officar in charge. ment It* s . ... »»., • ' ' I xgeni II I Ip . , .1 thc»rhy nearly tripling lugs were shattered The Order of Eastern Star was power, thereby p »ti‘ I«I4 .inr.N rt «,| Jet. Inspector of Detector , ngrne I t lr u ctlvil V m id until ' 1! i aiwlj the plant’s In charge of the kettles nndj plant'* raparlty. rapacity, It it was an nntv* »\ \%«*ift*tiiii^. hnl t't"iootr c U ii iCnc) I f !•* t noanccd today hy Manager II. H. Rernath attributed the blast to dime boards' today. noenced The annual football lim i “ t •••i»P'H in»r rtiry ui* dynamite. He said-. ” 1 am sure r t i r f a i v < I p i I iiii P A'. lri Bjuimored try ttie ctrU Tt til Capt. Hudson ha* been inform-1 inform-1Coleman. The new unit Is it ex, Mrs h J c m l l | Ire her * , , , , •*’ ti* sAltl. Alltl Uttllli! one of the g ic .ttr 1 up ad of the detail* of the notable I pertrd to l»e placed In operation someone planted several slicks of ■group for menitv-ri of ttie i>,-ry c ircle d preahlrtit of Hie flenilnote nrvn Hurt niiyonr’n T liry P la n - for n *pecta 1 nuu-ting to work done by' Salvation Army sometime during tho fall of 1947. dynarnlte In the doorway nf the PM grid team, roaches and mem fToiinty federation nt H p rla l w>nk- ttiirliin ltle s for service nf a g ric u l- UiUAlIv muiry twirr, lip tnltlrd. rotifltlt'i hltlx for lighting of the Im twhich has c v r r Iw-cn "iti'iieil members In* aiding • exhausted Verne Clawson, Clawaon, who wk* w8* con- rafe, but why, I can’t nav yet” her* will be held IhL-i evening *1 r m at n meeting held F rid a y nt lint 1 > T*»f»kr f.itr,| thnl Hr Junto) lliyh Jtrhool were mnd^firem en and pollrepsen by irtting strticlinn stnirlinn auperlntendenl superintendent of tha the He added that no one wa* In­ 7.30 w'elork at the Oinlnnlf U ie CVninty lle n ltii t>u> irtnicnt lirfote Hip D e p m ttn rn l which he wit H»»m «»n h'l». 17 \%tit«*H Mi T h u rw ln y nl lit,- m eeting n f the head■ I hope tha* he will n ie k r Country Club up a relief etatiori near the ill- original plant built In in 1020. 1920, Is jured. office MLm fv a WIL.011 •» t tin fn'i.l nf II. anti lliwl Ih r ir t iv . D*«vl# j,,»t*»tr«t out m <|i «ivt*H*r f H»* count) -,'h'ttl *,*•• It..- itpxlcrn fated Winecoff Hotel of Atlanta, construction of conatriicllon superintendent auperlntende nt The blast occurred *• -1 A M • Ttie Peter fvtiaal trophy c m r|e rle ,l vice |x -.td rn t n'M Ml ■ iiltnip Ihtnngli'oil lb- N ull"" last year tnfWlltl* Anderson sill during the fire on Dec. J. this new Job and is assisted hy LEST). It centered In Stmiffcr’s I* attainted by K lL ^ Hill* Iti o il >1, n ir lii, hr |VT.-eiitrd and nthrr 4» . mU treacurrr Hot coffee and biscuits or r , |, Johnson, . rafe and ripped a two font Imle R. I. Johnson. r fMink i»«l|Plan-. * c c iiu 'lr R 1* * " 1 • ' ,,,b doughnuts were »***ed to the The I* an an thiough the eoncrete floor of the I WJ[! ** B,1Trn The Ranfnrd Banfnrd enlargement enlargement Is • I I 11,1118 .«|k«1 will give two ;«av.ea In |.l. T| f f q y n and policemen, also to lmporiMnt p, rt of of (h. P. & Important part the F. F. P. &■ doorway. Pieces of nirlnl trim (elected by Hie clu b to a lie n t he c m n m li'* - h> - I stall,), f i • . 1 wtrr i ..r H i iti mtmberi or ino artnen forcr* do- L. , *. c i n /tn rw w i aenimiae. cllnl* lix lift*!*' prlvl|e{-*| Co.*# 124,000.000 expanilon from the front of the shatteie.1 O rang e Howl game on H —»• I '• •» • .irtl i . •hsr.fit* * .< Pit-., " * at the llexllli It,ill 11 in f volunUor , __ duty. ___ emer­ building were found «ne block day at M iam i * I I •* in* i<> ti-.t- il,.- I’l ... gency Identification bureau was program, recently announced hy away. tlm f II11 (« ''i* 'i m , v loplo*-i|t tin I, ' I tout) In n < Quickly established at tha Salva­ McGregor Smith, president of nrrfioliiij; |„ W llllsiti ,li.,.|n * Cafe Manager Monte Fdelen fl(M)VKR Tt, .VIHfT ridlMIMA »l , .if A ar *tl,n|t|fl|Ir mcil'tt i din ..... ...... tion Arm building and both the thn company, Mr. Coleman said. t lie 'H la lc W*l,.*rr ottirr .»■ • (' $ 4| pi vrd tog th* In-.t week Mnnngfi It V . We|Urn union aqd telephone of- A new generating atatinn at said .hp can offer no explanation I W • I.ltllf M IA M I. D er H U -W , oer Al l f » ' l * • • • 1p**| |tf J '*01 "It of Ihr Plant • it> Slat. *»'|l|rsl pi e t J dll ,I|"H #1It•I pit* »l Vii/klel* channeled all wlrea and Karaxota ha* already been placed for the explosion which rattled M -O K lfH A N W TN S M*. *1 prtfvllfxj; t.^l.s | MslUon Herbert Hoove, us h -im -i)' Market levealcl |i III a* telephone Inquiries for clearance. In operation, and a second plank windows a half mile away. Ilaid- President J A C K f lO N V t f d .K tier in - (/r , II ok end irport that IIS.'.' In order to advise anxious rela- of 42.000 KW capacity ha* Just ly an undamaged window remains rliartered a P8-t<gH liois%rtv>.i md A former rv.ldenl t-. among IA pun ($ \V tfpenerr #niil Hr . Inirii pruismtii. k%H:iH ifKlmlrj # • pliylirmintl Kill a \v*t* .iitd live* If their loved ones were bean nut in operation at Rivleni In the front of the.eight story will arrive in Miami per 73 for American Rhode.-. iVhnlirtr- (Jdrctc,! I nf tierrleti hed Item fnrw*rilr.l mi Nui I'J «ml Dr A. W F-pp safe or mltalng, said Capt. Hud- near West Palm Beach. The San­ La8a!le Building, next door to hla annual fishing trip H w,i ui- from a rreord llu, of more titan in the lar.l weekly period Prices n„ Nov. t.t. This type. Mr Doyle ' nounced today Tlie only living 800 contender* it was .uiiioutircd ftn these offering:) rang'd from •■HI. i. tHf* limit Ngt;res^ivr Jtn-1 School* will let out Friday nt ford project I* tha third major the cafe. ex-preatdent of the United luilea today Tilts U the flist group to *K,’ i rents to 39’s cents per pint. phase of thla program, And an­ progre..ive, willing to work i t tile usual tlmr and will tc- r>pen will be acrompanled hy til-. »*ru tie choren »,tm-r |ti.M Hr tx 91'Maikct Manager M. K W illi­ itmi 11 -. , dry eight d,xy.i a week on Jam 0.’ according In acting N S W MUSEUM OPENS other new plant Is to be built on 1 Persons Receive Morris, BARASOTA, Dec. 10. (/H— non*. Herbert. Jr. and Allen Henry, year old Jamr.x Matthews, a Nsvv am lies reported the Fall tomato to arlnev *> Ilnur ••I.Jocllvr* De­ pnncipul Merman K the lower east coast. Unemployment Pay Originally coiistmcted In 1928 Tha State of Florida has a new and hla aecretary. MU* Hrmice veteran Matthew, now Lx attend­ deal lii the are* nerved hy the claring it.,, they (an say ni.it*- rnrully nicndfi. or iluderit* who Miller. Ttie tKHLsrboat lias t-en the Sanfonl plant, as one .of the museum open to the public today, chartered for Der 23 to .Ian IS ing Columbia ttnlvrrdty In New For t Pierce Stale Farmer a' Mar­ “ mean thing,” than any other intend to be out of tli' county ket lx practically nt an end. Most type in ,hc world, Mr. Doyle for nnv l-nglh of time during Jfork Unamployment compensation ‘baoe Load” atatinn A which lup- a gift from the late John Ringgrowers'fire now engaged in pie- added that t il never pay, to gel vacation, arc reminded hy Mr. Jy most of the flower to the llng, the circus king. Ringllng p.xrmg land for Spring crop,. -into an -ntgumenl with them tie- Morn* ibat iio y nisi-* obtain a P. A L Co. line* throughout left hla palatial. 82,000,000 home Volume the last week ran 12,000 cause *hev always win (loclor’s peymit hefote return, the state, has been the keystooe on Sarasota Bay tn his adopted t« ' l.’i.noo field crate, of Ml.50 President G A Speer announced which penult state. that there of the company’s .Northern Divi­ state. Ringllng had lived in the pound rapacity. Auction sales Chairman sion. J. A. Young Is plant super­ mansion' only briefly during the that the hoard of director^ will U no communirablc disease tn the price, tanged from >1 to $3.20. meet .it hi, hotnr Wednc 'day county whrie tlicy h.ivr Ireen stay­ lait seven years o f his life. It intendent and has served in this hulk of the offerings selling at evening d 7 on o'clock. Visitors ing lllnnk.' for this purpose are mission reported. capacity since the plant was remain* today JuaI as he left It, $l 59 and 92. Light offerings of at lo'ta v'a him hron I n c l u d 'd available at the .upiriutendent’s State Highway No. I* *r-m Throughout the slat link. Of this 16 milss. nine an I placed In operation over 20 years even to the clothing end othrr Sanford to Mlm* on the <«it a halt miles are in Seminole and Stepper, cucumbers, and beaus Rrantlev Wealliers and George office. payment* pUIUndC ago. Studies made over a year personal belongings, when he were also handled. coast, a distance of about 10 the balance In Volusia county. Cochrane of Orlando and Kenneth ware made to W M ; ago of the Inrreeslng use "of died tan years ago this month. miles, was officially opened to 191 men and 1,841 w Engineer Gale ha, hsd chargd AIRLINE INAUGURATES FLIQIIT Wacker o f Maitland. electricity In this area, Mr. ColaFuneral Held For was an Increase over p traffic Friday evening, J. M. Gale, of the Road 18 p»nj«ct, also the TW O VRTHRANH KILLED man said, indicated that ad­ State Road Department pr"ie«t widening, now under wav o f Stair R o n B IN 8 VlLLE. N. J.. I)cc. I*. iMrs. Ida Ella Robbins TAMPA. Dec. flrit Prizes Awarded In ditional capacity will be required Road 120 from Ovirdn ,o Geneva; dJr»x"t flight o f National Airlines to iQpply the demand* of the JwV-Two war veteran* were kil­ engineer, announced at the Pity Hall thla morning. an Inctease of nine fret In width between Tampa and Havana was Decoration Contest Mrs. Ida Ella Robbins, 71, a 1947-48 winter season, and the led toda- In the crash of a small plane being prepared for a novel Thl* highway, which was started over the old nine foot road for feted yesterday with Latin- Amer­ former resident of Sanford, died expansion was planned accordMrs Tom Holl, window tilmmcr Friday morning nt her home In experiment. -T h e plane crashed In November, 1048, Is a 30 mils a distance of six and a half miles. ican color. Joining Tampa ntfk-lals inflyInto farmland when the right wing connecting link between Sanford Both this and Road 40 ar« nf and the members of the Cuban of, the Vowel! filore. was winner Kissimmee wheir. slie had lived Orders for the turbo - genera, fell o ff during a power Hive. and the east coast. The western ■and bituminous comtiurtion, as is consulate to xwlcrart- the initial of* the first prlre of 118 donated tor. condenser, boiler end auxil­ Killed ware tha pilot, John Sprang portion o f No. 48 connects San­ *Uo Die Federal Aid Project, Road plane fron> Havana to Tampa by Uie Hanford Merchants Associa­ for the past four years. Funeral services were held Sunday after­ iary equipment were placed dor- o f Philadelphia, and a mechanic, ford with ML Dora. Twenty- 419 from Oviedo to the Orange vss MUs Aurora Alvarvx. queen of tion for the best trimmed window noon at the Riedel Funeral Home County lia*. Tills will be 22 feet Tampa’s LaUn-Amcrican PVsta. tn the downtown district during Ing tha early part of tha present John Bncri o f Trenton, N%J. . fifth Street* or Geneva Avrnua In Kissimmee, with the Rev. A..J. wide and will include construction She vraa accompanied by her the Christmas season. year. Company officials expressTurner officiating. Interment « U of a 820 foot concrete _ bridge tadles-ln-walUng. who wore coa fierond prlie of $10 tn tlie con­ In Rose Kill Cemetery. ( NEW1 YORK, Dec. i s f (A V reinforced with structurAl ejrc tirmes of old flpaln test was won by Mm Wred Robb ■ Former New York City Police Mrs. Robbins is survived by the beam* over ‘the Econlohatches daction difficulties will not pre­ Commissioner Mayer Curtis Htxon and other of Uie Robb Bakery. ITilrd prtae husband. IV. R. Robbins; a-step Lewi* Valentine Rlvwr according to Senior Projact of $8 w%* awarded to Mrs Kathryn Tampa official! left on the first vent getting the new generator died this morning in Long Island son, Ksnnsth IV. Robbins of San­ Rigineer W. M Hoeg, wljo ha* plane for Havana to present a Brooks of Use Hollywood Shop Into operation on schedule. { College Hospital Valentina was ford; four brother*, J. D. Cannon charge of this project plants to tha City of Hgvana, of Jefferson City. Tenn.; W. F. . T 1- genera tor, which must he .The Slate Road Department of­ • PERM IT G nANTED Cannon hf Washington College,. Installed upon a* base separata fice at the City Hall Is fully A. R. Lowmann today secured Tenn.; F. It. Cannon of Straw­ from the rest o f tho plant to staffed. Pending early In Jan­ a city permit to erect a 38 by 45 berry Plains,. Tenn.. and J. E. minimise vibration, will uary I* the widening and resur­ foot concrete block restaurant Cannon of Morristown, Tenn.; two facing at the Ranford-Orlando building on the Orlando Highway sisters, Mrs. Mattie J. Rax of highway for a distance of ID and at Laurel Avenue at n cost o f Zephyrhllls, Fla. nnd Mrs. Kata, a half miles. \ Gooch of Jefferson City, Ttonn* WASHINGTON, D. C.. •Dec. 1*—</P)— The Adminis­ tration is preparing to boost non-resident ini construction ‘ by perhaps 40 percent in one of several moves expect­ ed as a result of the new housing policy enunciated by President Truman. In addition, a floor-space limit of perhaps 1800 square feet Is to Chattanooga To Hold School At Municipal Park Distribution Of Farm Products To Hr Itttpnwnl Rotary Members^ Are Interviewed By Astrologist \|»|ir»\iin;tlrlv I .10 IMt’ii Ttt I’arliripsitc In Bns.’b;ill Clinic Funeral ‘ t M (.K i F L O R ID A , Ohio Republican Out* N ew Housing* Policy Given By Truman; Republicans P l a n New L a b o r Bills M EN'S W A LLE TS W ATCH ES Eslabliahed 1908 ■ ires Be Held Tuesday Power Company Explosion Rips Begin? Work On Front Of Cafe New Generator In Minneapolis MATHER HAS A*FINE GIF!' SELECTION IN THINGS FOR HOMES! . Demand fo r G ifts is Going to be Great! Don’ t W ait! Buy Now! BRING THE KIDDIES IN TO SEE OUR BIG XMAS TREE ALLTOYS B MUST BE SOLD a i ;s o B RING IN; FKEE GIFTS IfY o u IJ s w A ? Ac­ FOR E L K ’S count C O M M U N ITY With tus, W ill A d » m C H R IS TM A S TREE A N D PLACE OTHERS! . TH EM U N D ER . Y ou r Account A t N o » TH E T R E E r(|IKh DEM," 203 - 209 FIRST STB: “SANFORD’S BIG F P n ™ n L ’ . .. . • ■ • 'A V / c-' • To Honored ToniRltl!Social Workers For Foimlv Hold IMeeliiu* State Highway No. 46 From Sanford' To Mims Officially Opened Friday V* • . \ Special Meeting Will He Called Hv Srhoitl Hmird �PAG E TW O The Sanford Herald u ia .w >■ »<■' <«•*.. IT. tel*. •« «k» e . •»< t.»e. »'U»taa. uaU. < C«i a rree ml MerrS a " " ’ • g o l u a i i t- OK. IMIIm UllHIiu.s U K U t a .l .i u 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 M Q N g^ M O N D A Y , DEC. 16, 1946 Fouter .Company.... , • A study by the .'National Conference for the Pre>> Begins W,ork On vention of Juvenile Delinquency ifas reyeitled that* many communities are at work with carefully, thought-out New Generator Delinquency Controls programs for meeting youthful lawlessness. In Rochester, N. Y., and in San Frunpisco, parent education courses under child guidance specialists have proved helpful. Senttle has set up nursery and pre-school age play groups. In Omaha, Neb., public schools have lira »pscr find additional stpregc . North Aintu cits of |im< 1.1 Iu> ililiri. *• '* ' • continent(•r» hf th* Amish religion Rubin were tha fUal trim to ildd«n to rfile In autoino- be made aynthetirally on' a com­ LracUira. * mercial acale. H O L ID A Y Natural ('ulur G IF T — The W hole .fa m ily OKANdW - (iHAmHUlT . U1XMI $1.50 X4.30 2.60 " Sh ip m e n t, that are to be So rt aa (ilfta Ci. I* irivinjf community programs strewing suggestions for ideal family life .‘ In Marshall County, Ala., home recreation is getting serious study. In the high schools of Highland IJark, Mich., courses In general homemnking have been given. . . ' . ,’ Other pltfns for bringing ubout mote wholesome be­ havior are development of. family counseling services; holding co-operative comrttunlty institutes on family problems: workshop* on child development for teachers, parents, doctors, nurses and social workers; distribution of simple leaflets through schools to help parents keep up with new ideas on home life nnd child'guidance. Obviously some people are really doing something constructive about the problem. Certainly that Ls more effective than merely bewailing It. HANKIES H A S TY & . SON 6 I*.' p : Hot !W5 — rtmiw la ij-j * HANFOKU, MAIUUM W WMW W MWIKSUnMMflCMMMMMMW MMW MMMIKMI Beautifully M o n ogram n iid B atiste W e A re H aving A Number Of ■ machine shop. assembly hall. of. Inquiries and'Desirable O ffers for Furnished Homes and Apartments for the W inter Months New Highways A fhrmlvt »»uld not e«pr,i good ivmi II h if he foilrd tu ful­ fill all the riiiidttiuni* mi whirh the d»»lre*l'tv-.ut.* itpprndfd. Why imagine maairal irviilli* In the ' Hlll.ll.li.s iFrom Tloi WiLvlitnffuii I*u4i Bakiw. miu., I.e valley IbkiT. ' Tho light, are itndy in the town On uptJJnl lleliL. ulnl iltriway lawn Tha aoarliiH aUra mine d n lllit flown. Many a knowing nnmtry child Armed with |>i7tenre. Ttatltera nji A W*utc uul III Urn Mlky Wqy TV gUuuiicr In a rliliut ru|i And night kmc. iimAtrlUtiuna bloom In ill# tltiAky sludoa.s nt tu room 1SIANCA ItliAlHIUKY in Heine, Italy, a new mayor .Waa elected one day la.', week. He icrvetl elarIly four and u half bourn ami lliru quit in di*gu*l. That’* the way it I, going to la> In Sanford if Munelhing i»n’t done pretty »omi to muiie mayorlug more attractive. We think II wa, mighty nice ml Mr. Ruckcfi'lli r to give the United Nhllun« an $H,MM),Uiai site lor Their headquarters, hut we can’ t think of u mine nn Amer­ ican place In hnvr It Ihun New Yotk City. Put on mc » miI thought, may lie the UN lu>ud>|ilai tei, should nut Iv hauled in a strictly American city anyway. Flot#l Pattfmyd Lpwn The neeil for new four nmi six-lune lilghwnyn tbroUKbout the country hn* become more iipparent with every month that Itait paued since the war's end. 1 The temporary pntchlnjf procedure which was al most the only repair technique us«d duriny the war was ineffective and Insufficient. With the increasitiK finod of traffic hnvc come more accidents, caused by impatient drivers with worn-out cars trylny to cope with narsow, uneven, ljumpy roads. These conditions wero partly fonaen by Conifre**, nnd in 1944 it authorised u new network of highways to onneet all of the larger cities. Routes are now being ■ecided on, and. construction Is under way In* some sec-­ lions. Others may have to wait, because of shortages of materials. *. Drivers who have* travelled on the express highways! now iii use in stone states are enthusiastic about the speed mill safety which they make possible. The old two-lane rontl. reminiscent of horse-aud-buggy days, is on the wav I f You A re Interested in Renting Your Home or Apartment fo r the Se/ison Please Contact TH E C H AM BER OF COMMERCE Phono 51 Imported Swiss Batistg With Elaborpt* Monogram . , "A gift ^rora YowrtU'i maani inor#.1* Winners And laosers Shure Honorw They fought hitrtl us foes on the grltlimn field but tbf.v broke breml together it sliort time Inter nt n most fit joy nbig dinner, sitting side by side nmi interehnngiiig greetings. The plnee was Stricklnmi’s Cnfe nt Mnyport nmi the hosts were tin- owners nmi operators, W. F. anti B. J. Strickland, and the guests were members of the Fletcher High School nnd tho Seminole High School of Hanford, Fla., their respective coaches; II. K. Morris, principal of Seminole, and Frank Daggett, principal of I Fletcher, and team suVporters of both the Jacksonville, Benches und Sunford. ' • l he Sanford team and friends got two surprises of the evening Inst Saturday. They won'the game und then were treated to u most sumptuous flintier tif delicious1 s ea fo o d for which the Benches nren is famous. The visitors. for one time got away from having to eat celery. This affair at which the Stricklands were hosts' was more than a friendly .gesture and we are sure those j f celery-feds” who Were there went home with nothing but wools of praise for the treatment itnil entertainment they | Th • I* the 138th . Editorial Advertii•^iBonta ap paarjug In tbl. ra<b Monday. \ i- capncity nmi the entire Strickiiiml Muff wak on hum! to servii fuutbullen qm) loiusts. The servfnga o f vnrlotig lea‘^ Cre p,ent,ful un" lht‘ be*( that the cufe is noted inse which increane production. If Ilia CIO were pre pared to gpaiuntco a larger out pul at ai/tomidiilrs, Pa wugc dc mandt might l*> justified. Winston Churchill, who did not Wish to preside over ihn^ disin­ tegration o( the British Finpirr, baa aomatiiing U> say about the current British governmsnt which ’ b trying desperately hard to •h e India her Independence. Churchill points out that ntqre Urea have been lost In the last four month* In Indian civil alrifa than In all the previous years of SrIUeh rule, and ha predicta a civil war if Britain got* through Wilh bar present plans to get out o f , India, A student watching 0>o y ' n** taut ataiut breaking into a dgug ire wbllo victims l» y In agony the sidewalk could stand It longer, took the law Into his conduct, he was aequjtre wUI be few to say he ’ not Justified aven though his was against the law. How­ , before you follow his ax­ le, U sure Your excuse is Hy meritorious- / / f ‘ ■/ The affair was unusual but most enjoyable nnd «ervr ml t« femont most friendly relations bet wo IliKli ami Seminole High..On-behalf of both supporters, we hereby tendor a vote of tht Stricklainls.— Ocean Bcnrii Reporter. PATTERNS HE’I.I, LIKE QOiipL OVER AND LET US HELP YOU WITH LAST MINUTE - - YOUR , . ■. T - p SHOPPING. ^ . • •■ r $35.00 T H E F O L L O W IN G : Coat anil* Trousers S IL V E R W A R E Social Calendar Mcisch-Rlair Nuptial Plans Revealed Today MONDAY 1 Mrs. Ida McCollum has arrived The Dependable Class of the in Sanford and is the house guest rst Methodist Church will meet today the plans for htf wedding. of Mr. and Mr*. \\\ It. Dyson. 7:30'o'clock for Rielr annual Rev*. Mark T. Carpenter will of­ iristmas party with Mrs. W. U ficiate at the ceremony which is Walter Haynes, Jr. spent the to be at the Holy Cross Episcopal weekend In Sanford and relumed ivid, 610 West First Street. Cliuu-h at 8:00 o'clock. tu uainesville yesterday. Miss Melsch has chosen as her A n gela Metoch attendants her sister Miss Sylvia Mist Helen Ruffin of Charlotte. Mrisch at maid-of-honor, and N. C. has left after spending .onored On Saturday bridesmaid* wilt lie Miss Kathryn some lime with Mr. and Sirs. Wiggins, Miss Jcnn Whig ham. Miss Angela Mcisch, whose Miss Caroline l<ce and Miss Ann J. II. Truluck. iddmg will tie an event of IVe. Metcaife nf Majisnnville, Ky. Her , was honoyrd on Saturday Junior bridesmaids will be Miss pmlng with a cola party given Kltdalty Mrisch and Miss Nell f Mrs. I). I , Thrasher and Mm. liailghan Ilf- Jacksonville Resell. j I). Woodruff at the home of Miss Kay Ivey wilt serve as ip latter. The guests were asked flower girl. Mr. Illatr will have call at 11:00 o'clock, as his twhrTS* friends and frater­ (i.M I'e T. R. Colley returned j l blue and allver color schrmn nity brothers (mm the University ovtr the werkrtiil to.Puerto Rico Wi used In drrnratlng the of Kenturky. Hart («recnwe|| nf to resume his duties with the rasher home. Sllvered greens | Bholbyville, Ky. will serve as l*r,t. United States Navy. . re hanked on the mantel and man mid the ushers will be Him 1 I the study was a tieautiful Allen Thomas also of Shrlhyville, Caswell l.ane of Mount Sterling, fhted Christmas tree. A gift was presented to tho Ky.. John W. Borrelle of Cincin­ nati, O. and Donald Jones nf San-1 Kennel ■norm by the hostesses. Those Invited Jo lie with Miss Sanfnrrtf elach were Mrs. T. K. Toeker, y*. John Hughes, • Mrs. 1, I*, Betty J. Sumorford oore. •Mrs. II. L. Perkins. Jr<» rs. (icne Harrison, Mrs. A. I* To Wed K. E. Bradley Mrs. Edmond Mcisch, Miss Mr. nnd Mrs. Jnhn Fn* <*f San­ ithryn Wiggins, Miss Martha igh t,. Miss Ann lllack. Miss ford announced todny the engage­ •ncy , Collum. -Miss Elizalielb ment and npproarhing marriage nf their daughter llrlty Jane Sumnrte, Miss Elisabeth Whighnm. fonl nf Del.and to Knwdnn Eat:, Mr. and Mr, Ro,» At Hradley. Jr . aim of Mayor and their miii Julian Adam* Mr*. Itawdo/i EatU llraillry nf and Mr, J. W Hradha laikr Walra. The wqdlling • will IVtrrabuig have retinue hr an event of Doc. “£ i at ft'dlu week', vUil in CiiIm . o'rlork ut Kt. Itarnalui* Epirmpal Church in Delaind with thr llcv. Mr. and Mr». W. C. Clauac had Dr. Harry Taylor officiating. Ml»* Samorfpnl i* the grand- a* their gur*l, over the weekend daiishtrr of Mr. and Mr*. E<*oll Mr*. Clauiie'* »|»ler and brotheiSumnrford of Alilirvllle. Ala. nnd tn-law. Mr. and Mrv C. |„ |.an'| Mra. Calvin Pmdr.nf Itrlaind Stic and nephew Rny Itrooka all .if •• uttrnded (chnola in DeLand and lllrmirigham, Ala. graduateil front thr high achool in that city in IMS. Shr wav Mr and Mra O clrrtrit chrrrlradci for thrrr team arrivrd las! wrrk an<| wn* n mcmlo-r of thr glee •lam. \ Y In tnk club. She attended John II. Strt Trulm k-Terwiilrcai •my Univrhiity and wa, n iiicuil'cr Paranru l« * *i«t BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT •if Mayarca Society and Children Trrw illrijar. For Mr. and Mr*. Zara A. Pavi» of the American Revolution pounce today the birth nf a the paM year "he lias, hern rmMi. J. Mitr hell attended .tighter, Patricia Hope, an Pe.\ loynl by Hetty Dreka. Inc Mr llraillry graduated fl*>m the meeting of the Florida 'Fir at the Errnald l,auglit»n Memlal llo.piul Mr* Davla will Florida Military Academy nl St. menhirv Principle* group In fir l remembered ns the f<Tmei Prtrmbmg in 11-12- He *crved lamb, on Friday which wa* held the United State* Naval Reaerve at the Fnrt (intlin Hotel. Sry Franco Well*. from August HUS to Decemlier ID-ID. Following hi, dlucliaige C S. nuchauan arrived last he entered Stetaon University He la an artive mernlier of Della Mu weekend to ipend the Chrlntmn* Chaper of Sigma Nu fraternity. holiday, with hi* wife and daugh­ ter. who are "laying 'with her sinter Mr. and Mr*. William II GU*c« Club To I'rcHcnt JVray in Sanl.anla. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lucy Jnhnson are ChriHtmiiH Concert A mnng trm«r attending the tnouncillg tinlay the birth of n Messiah at Stetson Uni'.*rr*|ty n. Malcolm lo-wrin, on Dec. I f were Dr. and Mrs. II. W Rucker. the Fcrnald Laughton .MemBarbara Rucker. Fndsley Mein It. lal Hospital. . Mrs. Jnhn Fite, John Pile. .It . Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mitchell, Mt Ml and Mr*. Ila rtv Broke Imn Mr. nnd Mrs. Lee Samuel nnCecelia Piiilurk an' and Mr*. Thomas Kirkland, Mt. ored Mi Itinced tn<lay the birth of a and Mr*. S. (). Hhinholsrr. Mi . Civile Terwillegar. Jr Thur,d» iughter, Carol Anne, o»r Dar. 14 Ruth Hale and Mr. and Mr-. Wal­ evening with a dinner at 7 | tha Orange Memorial Iloan’rliH-k. ter Morgan. The giir*ts gntheietl at tl Tmilir home at 720 Mrljfmvtltc foi ro 'k tail* Pastel llat'lfr^lC"• j of Mias Ollle Reese Whittle I Processional, "O Come All Ve sod lulire weir tn.r.1 in de.or* A r r iv e ' ThiH Morning By A IR j Faithful"; Invocation bv Lillian mg tlie rooms. Diniiei was m*iv * I Boyle; "The First Noel" hy an in it..- nilvalr dining io.nn of il On Sale Tuesday at 9:00 A. M | inslruhirntel ensemble. Ili.sk Forth t) Urautrou* llrsn-nly t-iglil", glee club; scripture, | like 2:H-'l4 by Harold Knslnet. f.oo,| News From Heaven", Tkach. " II with while raiotle. Ill riy-' Holy Night” , gleo club; "Swrel rnndle holder*. Iludal placecni Llttlo Jeans Boy” , Nollie Trapp, marked the srating urrangeriir Mr. and Mrs. Tnoke’s fhildrr "Joy To The World", Handel; “ Hark The Herald Angels Sing", llciuy and Patricia. |iresenlrd I Melndearaj “ It Came Upon The honored rmiple with a wine decs Midnight Clear". W illi.; "W e , ter m their iiattern <•( crystal Threo Kings of Orient Are", Thoae lliviteil were Mis* I* hoy's double quartet; "March Of The Wise Men” , boy's glee rhlh; I lurk. Mr Terwiltrgai. Mr •< I "As U te ly We Watched". ' *r ! Mr* Charles Par anna. Mr « ranged hy Smith; "Silent Viglil" Mrs Fal Whilner. Mr and M glee club; "There's A Sung |u Hair Scott. Mr. and Mr*. J L o v e ly The Air", pantomime; "llrmitiful ] Tr'iliirk, Dr and Mr* f'lv>lr U Savior", glee club wilh Hri*t*m Babcock an soloist; a reading. willrgar. Hr.. Mr*.. Peter Ha* * "Why The Chime Bang" l*v Wit ' Trp»ic, Mrs. John Bolt. Miss li­ liam Ludwig; "A vo Marin", giro en Baffin. Rid'ert Newman. I" club, Nollie Trapp as solnisl; [ aid lliahnp. Richard Deas a Benedlrtion by Helen Blaugh*cr. la-ster Oulhrle. • First Q u ality ! If fltH’k .tm| • I*. «lr I* IrivfcillfCm. .If .»* (hr M «yf.iir I fin* i wtd* ■rrvnl in ihts 1 kitthlutff .Mil** wlm It w tei Infill9•f *fItV •I'f'lfAtHil wtlli a profile i*»m nf *n*l creenfrjr. Hnr, tl'ifuvrr i were rrvr«| from a i*hle ilriiir.iiVil with iltfv r r|ni«imi h.«llt Around n niitii.it «it«» liti«ti* nmiI cinom. Mfffihn , of fh»* hrld.il p lr t f W fff Jilt* fill •Mi I 'lie Scott. .I| . MIu JEIIi ,ilx,'li Dy.on and Mi-* Helen Ruffin m l •■tinme,| with n dinner psitv on Friday night for the nildai party of 'h<- Trubirk • Terv* dbg.ii nuptials \ •liuiie, was held ut tile Setntnole t’nunfry Club immedintelv following the l rhea rani Wlipe i-NMiellia glnilioluves aii.l »ii.i|>.lrngon. we,,* u-ed In ilr. orating the Hull room*, ttin* Her u.i. -etve.l buffet 'ly le JRItll eaten Itv eiiinllrligbl mtlivMual tables In’ Ibe main lounge. I.nw h i r.ingemenla <'f Ole white flow­ ers and while taper, were tl«rd Mr.* Clyde Itjmn Trmlllcaar Jr who trocatnc the lirl.le nt rinl,. . Hymn TWvlIlegar on l» . It ill Ita- Holy (Tnv,, tdrtwiqnl fliiitrli * wltk lU v Mark CHrpenter dtliriiiing After u jiluirt wntdin,: tup tit ! n»u|>le plan., to trMtlr in .Sanfnnt Debate To Be Held Oil Russian Question «\ flalialr • lrti««iM % %til 1m- ills’ vrcnlltl nl I t IK I !••• 1*1 M r I'lttk 11nil Srnr*. .......... * . g j.«. »p|ilrd thi% *• • • • \Sin'• P a rk lliirli b.. i \ .I aIt**i III I. roitlk’ ht ill h I • • I*h L V\nil i I *»i» mil \ niitl II I; K mi* L* »l»«*rki » hnvr hrftt »<>«.'..I l.\ 1•■•« *•••IdN'ktlNlI, mi f I f||» >i|M In flrlmtr the *im ti.*n < .iti Rt> «la Hr Pint <d ip . \N*•• Id ** Nil DuiilMtk udl |*« ik f"t lb* mf f irunit i\f ||t u i . in #Kft^lntid and rdurntril .it I I iik iu mid Cambridcr Hr »i». tin* Ku»*»|*rnn Fn| rmiutndrnl f«n >h m\ \f.u » «d Hie New Y»*tk Jntir nn«| our nf (In* Iir • to pidci after (hr »rvo|ntinn In I’M1 .* hr won (hr Pulilin PvUr *l«* hinti(n(nfidin(r irporitng |(irmil, IklKlMtt tin im rin i tb* B^ik.io- from Paris! ,’ ga W E STIU L H A V E A L A R G E S E L E C T IO N 'IN For that Particular Gift (or puts) Arc You Stumped? ^ „ W A TC H E S Bulova Come in and let us fill out one (or fno.rc) of our ■ Gorham. ^Gruen Wallace Elgin Towle Hamiltpn Reed 4 Ba WalUn^n Gift Certificates for you. . In d iv id u a lly W ra p p e d In A ttr e c U te This vlstsr— ewalagt ia lk« SoatkUads wilt be formal wear time. EaJoy to th. fsitest j « r every boor soder tha ' r ^ a t i c ^arbt .kl.s-appn.pri.Uly devysed fue the gtrlon year arm. Northrooi Tropical Formal W « i , Jaseitowsly -‘ U*-! *»1 UBoct*l(how sradabla. ALSO FO STO R IA A N D H E IS E Y her fire breaks nut In an * hotel but fortunately le it hefora It spraade. Annattnaa, may be, waa left another carelessly thrown te could fall, pit IL Or was isps someone smoking in 1 • *n mm,* i1[ /> 1 / 1 1 1 ■ '- 1 1 ■ ' Ml** Cecelia Truluck, daughter ? of Mr. and Mr* Jame* Hugh' Trulucl. nf thi» city, became the I i'ride of Clyde liyron Tcrwlllfgar, a Jt , ton Dr and Mr*. Clyde Mym’t | Tcrwillrgar: Sr. of Steubenville, b O. and Coral Oabtrs, in one of « the mo»l lirntitifuj weddings of the lean'll In the 11My Cross t, Dpi-copal Church nn Saturday >1 evening at 8\'tO o’clock. . N Rev. Math T Carpenter per- w formed the double-ring reremony ' bv candlelight in front of the g altar. Hr was assisted by acCOl)t r , Kenneth I c fflrr and Olenn i I.ingle, Jr. Tall lo ik rti of white c h r y l a n Ihrnitiint. gladioluses. i> palm, and graduated randrlatira ' formed a retting for the wedding. T White tapert were placed on the •>! I"’ w .* down the renter aide atpl' h bouquet* of gladioluses marked I n the family section. i’ organ ist. lemlerrd the nuptial musir. Profosih Harold F. Hiffin* of Stetson University sang *'Avc M aiia*', "Recall»e“ ami "Prayer P« rfret.” 'I ho bride, w ho rnlrred the ■Imr.li in tin- arm of her filth wote a gnwii of white satin fashioned along princess lines with an n ff shoulilet flesli culnred tnaline ynke. The lung sleeves formed |Miiitts over the hands ami an un­ usual ovrrdrnprrv fell in grace­ ful folds down the front nf the •lles,^ nnd extended into n long train.' ' The finger-tip vril of sheerest illmlon fell fiom a tiara rmbrofdeied will) seed pearls. ID r bridal Ia,uquet of rninrllins and lily o f Hie-vnllry ' was rrescenl $1.10 Ship E3Uirr C. 6. D, or Accept ( t _______ Pleaw Kneloae list of Name* and For Christmas Gifting PAG E 1HREP Mies’ Cccclla Truluck Becomes Bride O f Clyde Tenvilleprar. Jr. On December 14 Enjoy Tree Kiprnrd Espertly Sctcclnl and Pack'd lliprr** IV p tid • Bu«hel Basket H alf Bushel .. . rn .ii.R .4 era m e «a , o « » capable at converting I2&.000 pounds of water Into steam wary hour will ba installed to supple- W ill 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 G L A S S W A R E B E A U T IF U L D IA M O N D A N D C bS TU M E J E W E L R Y fW r iiC O O L Vs having . Imbibed too 122.50 .. ,;..B 1 C ellophane Envelope Y ow ell’s G ift Certificate Sanford, rlortdn the ordor ond enchanlmenl that nra to definitely frenchl Crown Jewel To hog yovr feel oWet,,c-io'ely, So»dier‘i EXTRA F IN E NYLO NS Lovely and tinly Sheer. ’ 5 1 * • a a ,2 9 p i’ , * I0 W A . - v With Best Wishes of TTSiUfersble or fully Pned wit|F rloud-soft iheorling. Boudoir colors Prince Mofchabelli and prsisnted In o wondarful now diamond-faceted S B r y a s r ii i prevent sueh holo. v t M . ractett^WInecoff lofting that make* the fanout crown Childrens to match tariv evident. In mAJi lulling outside fire aamight lw necoaakry te bottle more magnificent than ever. P A Y T O N * BEACH .......... .. ................................................................................ ’ • ; V! -Y- T0UCHT0N DRUG CO \ .u... •„ .tj �■ j CANYOlTltlDE ,'IKTIion'AT tHTTci&rO M INSIDE SPORTS REPORT By AhTIIIIK BECKWITH, JR. " ORLANDO STADIUM Class C ball and last season led his league In -stolen base* while blasting the "pill" for a lusty margin over .300. lie has had managerial experience. The name of the manager Is being withheld pending completion of the contract. • In the agreement wish the f ’hl* rago team, the financial matters and business transactions will be under the contrul of the St. Aug- the agreement Include* a slatetmnt to the effect that no play* •era will Ihi called hy Chicago un* til after any play-uff aerira the Saint* may enter. The Cuba are (6 furnith the hat* for the Saint* next year, byt the uniform* will he purchased by the management of the St. Auguitine club and will be of (ha •ame color scheme a* the one* The team will still l>e railed e "8alh\s“ and not the “ Cubs other Chicago .ailed, Th# St. / hove stated th pleased with pointed out thi moat fltxible made between gunliation and club Is to reti * Annual baseball turrt Angrlr*. which he ill JU loop'* represents' League club! will carry • max­ imum uf 16 players next season, the h u h at iaat year. No action wax taken on player classifica­ CRESCENT CITY, Dec. 16 — tion for clubs, pending clarifies (Special)— Plana were made Uen o f the minimum number i*f hire yesterday to stacn a novel rookie* each team inuit carry. all-star contest July 13 between Thla matter -will he diacuiaed nl lookle and veteran all »J»r team* th* director* next meeting to ho •elected hy Florida Si*te I-e ague held In Palana. Jan. 12. fan* un July 3-4 or July '4-6 when they will ba banded ballot* a lo n g with their fdnilssiue tickeD,' • "• SPORTS O D D IT Y The director* approve the HO name schedule /or the 1947 aee|t took track co*ch Early ton.- The conleat* will begjn oo FOR THE REST ICE CREAM ' . *' i , '/‘i* * BIQ BULL FOR 10 SECONDS! AMERICA'S GREATEST J CIRCUS ACTS TIC K E T S A T W ALG R EE NS O R LAN D O " «* rnn ntfjkto Arrange* monla for yon to filiation Hu m on KAHY TERMS I " Free Estimates Wood and metal slats — Repairing — R«finl6hlng We Miltr Our Own Ice Cream, All FUrof* Tgxty - ITelirinu* • Healthful . FOR RENT «. 1 have recently purchased Ihr I.OSSING T R A N S F E R A STORAGE CO • Plumbing Fixtures 2 A. 1). ROUNTREE 404 Freni h Avc. Dav Phona HOC, iO R ID A W ANTED TO RENT TH EATRES Nile 7.11 Plumbing and Heating Lilly's diiinrt diamond n 43V5.U0. sell f.n 11h.i.in enl* Evei ybV.di '* llntdwlne I . ^_l“ io"e I2|ti__ • - LAST DAY 3 H E A L ES I A T E I'O R S A L E i Notice T o Electrical Contractors FtlU SAI L i ....^| . w.tli tun, .,,„i Sealed hid* will be received ul the olflce ol the Superintendent o f Public Instruction, Court House, until 10:00 A. M. Wednesday, December 18. 1946, for the furnishing and installation o f lighting fixture* and necessary,wiring in the Junior H igh and Sanford rep a ir mg. PH O NE • IIIf 1ST MAS tree lights? Im »"d uiildoiir, irirlea, aimw, | liiiiiD, angel ban uml live ib-r.li minus Also Imi-C „ RADIOS • E L E C T R IC A L A pPH AN C jC S Everybody's Hardware Store 412 Sanford Avrnur Cartoon ‘ K illy Kornered" Paramount Newt FIRE and AUTO IN S U R A N C E C A L L IN G A L L KIDS G R O W N UPS TO O (To Our T oy and Ca nnrtl Food Matinee Sa t u r d a y 1— io to o a m . •on Ihe screen* Nelson Eddy “ K N IC K E R B O C K E R ' . H O L ID A Y " Sponsored by Hits - Theatre arid Elks Club HAVE YOU TR18B THP NEW ATLANTIC GOLDEN PAL? ALE? A M m d U f MR ' ■ .. 4 » W W > AVENUE 411, 0 . | t'iiltliie l, rlllld s , «|iat ■ uml ' tm i fm hniigu I-. In * 'll III! I ull ll.'i* I ill It \''Mrs, pliiiMugraplis •lieet miisir, guitars. Ibis, |ilum« U6U Phone L WHISKEY m Cult I AItl.E lla.lio. K in * , u t . l r i y. excellt-ut (iriiilitio H A R D W A R E NEEDS ( not iNcoasoaxTi*) m "ew nnd otliels i i onrjdele will, n r'upulnr Heat (!uv*r* HKMINOLIi I IKK Hlll)|‘ CAHil DIVIDKNDM TO POLICY BOLD 1*4 PACKAGE STORE Phone ?02I 'SCOTT A vacuum process o f th orou gh ly cleaning (he COURT HOUSE CO RNER l>. I.andmr*. • ppiiuli. r n-paiis-• wusIudk maclilnet, uii'fi. fan*, mixers. Iili.iliie Si-ivire, 3J4 I'hiina lIXtl J. S A N F O R D ELKS l • . SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP O -nnlilirs for r«pAirtn^ or tr* ease bring toys that mny be • to rlo r o f you r car. S P E C IA L S F »V IC E 3 p|, ..................... .... •■ 12 A llu w r ll la u t tiu Toy*, nooks, Clothing or Other G ills for * ELKS C H R ISTM AS TREE Mny Ire Left at M alher Furnilurv Co. H O ARD O F PU B LIC IN S TR U C TIO N I OR SE M IN O LE C O U N T Y v n m o C L E A N IN G SERVICE | W ANTED Drawing* und *prcificalion* mny be obtained front Muughtnn A Lindsey, Associated Architects, 511 Atlantic- Nrtlionhl Honk Building, Saliforil. • . .*' Avenue KOBB’S HOME B A K E R Y I *1 SI reel The owner doe* not oblige himself to accept Ihe lowest or nny other bid. P R E V E N T IV E SERVICE —• 102 Sa n fo rd Full S ALE : l.lghf trailer.' I .‘till .\l M O ND AY! • Kl.liklllA MUN CO, ItOltltOW IIK IIK w i i i .u k F ltlVACV IS KL.SPF.CT I'l) A Variety of begonia* add other YOU It naluial 'van* for prtv plant*, well looted, price.-, n-a in money mai'rrs •unable. Mrs. 1- E. Tew. 2oo respected brie. , Friend* '■* relutives are nol • ‘ out your credit, ployer or bu*inr*a associate* will uot hrar of .year personal affairs. There is no cause fa* rmbarrassinrnt. Heasoiiabla credit requirement* No co inakrr* on ntuuey lo in * Yarinlde payini-n, plant. FAM ILY LOAN-CO. Mint'* Diamond nng. ,,. m Florida Hank illdg. I'hoo* 34 —ell for IIOIIOU. i'lionr ST A T W t lllT C AK ES i t i b l pitvacy; fa*t »»rv lt*» STRANDS STOVE W 0O I>-| I.I.INI per strand at mill. Slades • . Specialixing in locnl and long distance hauling . I.DANS HAUK FROM SIU III t^iop ttilildiug It lock* partition block* th o usan ds -rnient. Munci* t'oui rt-lv t ’o. Elm Av«- A rcii I for Grenf Southern Trucking Company •Pick and Delivery Slrvice Lavatories (P U R E SURE - W ANTED . I'm k. ANNOUNCEM ENT 1 W O RK LO AN S L r llr r Writing U llc ra and Po»t Card* Addressed Prompt nnd Efficient One Day Service C.IIII I |oof,-, - ioii LUBRICATION 9 Mimeograph Printing - Typing PHONE II62-W | [*ee B ro th e rs ^ A R T IC L E S FOR S A LE hourly basis. S. (i. Gtuyau, Free estimate*— Pit. il» 4 or 7t*3 New Shipment 414 Sanford Avenu# FORD 5 OUT FRONT .• BLINDS The inotl braulllul blind* inadr IVood • Aluminum . Mtfrl I'jal no more than ordinary Official* of the .atttle Univer*ity, where t*,.'IUU enrolled for the current »etne*ler, warned how­ ever thut Dec. 30 i* the deadline for both new' and former atudent* to file upplicwtion for udmi**ioti for tile Spring term. .. With sufficient facilities com­ pleted to ucruiumodato 7,f>00 stu­ dent* heie and mote than 600 ut SE M IN O LE V E N E T IA N B L IN D CO. 820 WEST THIRD STREET Y a h Ul e y v L n UTi a N eniinnle (bounty Credit Association was ridden by a JiK-key w* shall call Sml; b. Al»<’ In the race, wt* SPORTS LAUCxII n longshot, which hod a jockey named Jones aboard. " The owner fur wbuin-Jone* w** riding told him that there v n a l-oihI bet going (ut liim at odds of 100 to one. lie intUnated that he was hoping June* could w|n the race. Jones' mount broke In froi am) led until well into the atralcl IHhIkcip. There wam ii ytitin^ There tile favorite with Hmlt challenged. Jotie* g r* pitcher on I lie hill f(lC_llldDlidgCtA aboard' and he had been taking advice frunttr- und l r i « r lo „ hard | from Jack Fournier, veteran first win. lie committed every foul I thii book, right under the judge liaseman, on how to pitch to the, a uua Imt l.,il Hmlth'* Until It1* hors* Imr. n lafnii ff eye*, won, U with i various hitters. Jones' mount second. Fournier ran over to. the inoknd uiid tide! the freshman liurler *.oj Th# steward* called June* to throw in*ide to Hornsby. Hr did*] th* >lund und suspended him for . und the rnjab hammered' a ter­ 30 days fur hi* riding. Then they summoned the boy rific liner past the third base-j man into the left field corner for, who had lw*n fouled, Smith. They u triple. .I asked him for details. Smith, The pitcher wiulkj-d " ’ to first ami. having won the race, didn't cam said to Fournierr: "I. thought ___ .you and said: "Junes! Did you aiy Jones? Why I didn't see Jon**, told me -to pitch him Inside." Jack said: "Certainly I did. If gentlemen." you pitched him outside hr might The bead steward looked « t have hit that smile line drive nt him, then roared: "W ell, ju*t take me." • * 30 days on th* ground end » * « M Many years ngo, there was a i « ........... ........... # I „ . l burs* rare in wltirh lb* fuvorite 1 — P A G E FIV E The nuinI * } of fNim wnikvrt • ( Imkr are •eldom* g\rn a» in AuMntli* Mvvmirisl Ntniut I 10,. | .ling present* in ('hlna where UOO *t>cfor« the wnr, dropped t« are coimldered hud orrirrm .1H2.U00 m |t#42 Cl »fid hy l*l4fC hml 1‘liinbrd hack to .S'Jn.immi GAINK.H\ ll.ljg Dec. 1.5, |S|i,. nailGood n r », fill Florida'* prosper live (iillr ir student* came (ruin Univeralty iif Florida o ffi­ cial* this uit-k with the an* nouncement that 7,5oo atuilciit* could I* accoininodalrd ul Gaines­ ville for the Spring m m begin­ ning Feb. Ill, Mini that flciih ir* would l«e further increased to handle f.OOtl studctlla fur the session. beginning in S«p,emlicr. \ enetfan blinds made to fit any bIxo windows ley of Little Koek, Ark. School a long time, 20 )e fact, to find out ‘ irou rati «m all.* ’ Until Fort Smith nosed o cinder team this season roach w liw jf had never lost a track meat. Me s been coaching ''ainrr 192A. June was a pretty bad month for heavyweight champion* Iwfotr Jo* l-ouia donned- th# crown. Lou la won lha title from Jimmy Student Facilities Are Increasing'At U.*of F. TRY n 2 0 0 - (OWBQtS—COWGIRLS- 2 0 0 1 9 2 - WILDHORSES—BUU5- 1 9 2 TH E S A N F O R D H ERALD , S A N F O R D , FLO R ID A YOIJR HOME with V E N E T IA N flL ltfD S l-eSgue President A! Combs o f with the* Ancient City “ footing1 “The Cuba can assure the peo. Gainrsvlll* g ave • report coa- of *32 by outpointing Max Schmel* the bills fo r the player*. In re ‘ » of St. Augus'lne the ‘ ‘ turn for nil (hi*, t: ve no worries About the L ' ,i r» l . ' ■ » t o r , two player* of baseball in thrlr city, frbin Rt. iAuguitlrlr. from u w u lId* * "•— * i, "W * ir# ., hlghl It has alio been with Ih4’ tio-tip." i • DARIDKViLS IN dAklNO DUDS! M O N D A Y ,-b E C . 16, b e a u t if y \ Umpires will be paid up to f air anxious In go all the way maximum of |2&0 per month, but ’ h St. Augustine, nnd Will do and th* manager's sulary i* to be the Ir best to give St. Augustin# will nuf be . granted an expense allowance. (Miaiaey got the diad.-t# In June paid by the National League clu! ilnner." THRILL CIRCUS {f * —— ■ h w ro Sanford To Open 1947 FSL Season ? M O N D A Y , D EC . 16, 1946 T H E S A N F O R D :H E R A lJ& , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A P A G E FOUR " -* 1 ' ' ■ K} milting lllot'ks, purliliim 1,1,^-k* . IbiMisnnd* (-enienl. Miinrli* Cimrrete Co. 30*1 Kim A m-. FI.IMIIt MATS (nr nil ruiMli-la . * bi-vrib-ls mid FniiU s f m i n u l k t i m e sum* \tel*KN and lawn •»•«*! Vlgum ). Milner. Thr Sunfold T O I •M iw. 2nd g Sanfurd I'AM I'AS ND IIS Lit IKS I.XAS ROSK8, Kvn blooming rlorlilu ((uses, Axaleiis, Camel liu*. lirufted (laidi-iuai, llu»h Alnmnnda, Crotons* Ixoras, ||y •liangrus, Aralpbya*, I'meupplo I'alins, lied Otunge I'mk uml I'urol* llmiganvilla. I.lguslrum, IXiulile Yellow Hibiscus, Kvei greens, lirufted Avaeisla*, (,‘it ms Trees. I’ecnn*. Fig*. PerJl'lic Most Comnb-le Variety Possibla r . B. fllH illE S, PAM PAS NLIISKIIIKS Sainsula, Fluiida . and . D12 So. Peninsula Diiv'e, Daytomi llrai-li !(l miles Fast of Sanford lll'T your rai 'vgardleHs »ge * r condiib a. I L - |(r#l. W 2nd S t ItKSSM A K I M . ..I .11 type*roti-red tmll.xiund Imttouhole*, tnihxing uml ulti-iuliiinsi iliupeiH-s ami nirtains. tilt K. 2ml Kt. Mi* Virkety and M m . Ilavenpm t. 13 N O TICE S— PE ILS O N A L S L M IM IL K T IH K SHOP 2<)l North Park TeleplioAi, DN A W ATSyN, 1201 Ave. Has Purina Feed*. Mrs! Ilrowji* MitleV’ Fruit Cakes at I'iggly W ig jly » your order for baby The S a n f o r d X-C*l 2nd A Sanfurd. 14 L O S T A FO U N D COCK Kit , SPANIKI.S - ......;— Heglsternl Cliamplmi stiK-k, puppies and grown dogs, blond and Idack— LOST stonII light lun female toy stud service. Merdwuoil Ken­ pomernniitii ilog virinltv air nels. West 1st Street. Turn at base. B(.eni-ioir» reward for in* M)R KALR: Fried J uiiiIm, Shrimp yellow mail box, Phone HOC—J formation hading to recovery. dinner fl.OO at Ihuiirl > Soda Phone r,2l M. 2H32 Willow Ave. Shop. COCKLIC S P A N IK L *- PUI'PIKS. reglstei«l. ItMil Palmetto Ave­ IKK W O o F Y * so b ? IN"" oak nue. *:id pine. Phone 8I6 J. FOK SALK: Corker spaniel pup­ FLOW KltH pies, registered (dark Imiles­ .. ....... to t all oecaalona seIK t now for Christmas. See MrNKII.L A YOST, FLORIST Mrs. Carl Moss. 2831 Willow Celery Av*. just o ff 8l|ies IB A U T O S FO R S ALE A ve. Offlre ph. 4U3, residence oh. fllO-It H ELP W A N T E D We are ready to ship tree rtge 8 1017 Plymouth C!oech, 1936 fancy fruit. Also full line nuts, Chevrolet, good condition, ree* 0 IK L for soda fountain a* L*nfruits and vegetables. It K. k. onshle. Hoy Keel, 306 E. 2nd ey's Drug Htur*. Part Um* or II. V. Aiken, I I P West l» t Street, full time. SWKKT Ilsmlln oranges 12-00 PAC K AR p Super ei|hb- 1937 bushel. 8* W, laird, Phone W ANTED woman for- general juil bren trcondiUoned, llk l h6use work. 107 N. luicust Av.*. 788-W. . new, a tire*, radio, heater. V ety Phone 724-M. good buy >1400.00. l*hone W1. ONE baby carriage in good condlAM|ilTI()US net sun to own j 1934 4 door CjievroletT ittf t over* tlon, Pkofe l l l-W . route of five rrnl convertible hauled. Iteasonable. 9 Wheel nut, almonda. randy marhlnei. KILL UP with Fuel Oil end l i f e * trai'er. $46.00. First house weal sene before- winter. ' '• 1-ow a* ‘ $276.00 rash required. of Monro* Corner. II. IL Pop* C#, lac. 334 Good Income weekly. For inter­ view. Give street address. Pkone 1936 PLYMOUTH 4 d o o T sedaJZ. r OK. SALE: Win* for your vol. fruit FOR. number. Box H.H.M. c/v HerGooj condition. ' $600. W. H. J cak* at HomsPt Bod* shop Buley, K l 1 Bov 290, SanforL �f H E S A N F O R D H E J t& L D ,«B A N rO R P , F L O R ID A j o t c k rr rr n n o N fHANKUN, D *f#i»4anf. TI.* a ftfa t* of F lo r id * - I * iO T C R I 't r t r u ju N r n A N K U K ; L ega l Notice T<m » f f IN* t i i e / c m c r i T - o o v R T o p t h i N i N T ir j u d i c i a l c m e r i t in A N D r o i l J F H IN O L E COUNTY, R T A T E O p P L O IlID A IN l I I AN <LltV, No <|21 W IL M A L I N O L L Y r u in t tff, * P A lt f L P R H L K Y O IL R R P A tlt L l>*f*n«latst. Tli# #»tat» n f Florida. T o P L H L H V tlJLKH I* A lif t *rho»# r#iH # n r# att<| ,aiMr*ft« I# U . «JD » l»rr|#y i j Parr. P t i f f - l 'X i . 7tl» PI##L Rfll # pro. Hnn FfantDr*?. C aliforn ia. , Vmi i r r h rrrhv n o tified that •n il fflr d lvo rr# ha# filed aff n ln «f f o i l »n t|>» C ircu it Court for n* mi no l» tNitiirT r, §=•to# id#, tn C h a itferr* l*> \\i1m» I in*iU ) Parr ; T I I B C IR C U IT C t W I t T UK T i l l Ton a rr lieretiy requ ired in fii*= ■NINTH J lT H iT A K r i n i B I T , I f youi n r it t f n * ppeat. or*1 *JD i the AM■ run H.MijuiU: i'ihjm v . C lerk h t said lo u rl In th * C o yfiti K U iI I I D a in I I I a JIBKHT. Court lfQ o *# i i f?*nf'-r1. Florida* no [IIIMA I. WIHTK. o r t ir f » r » ih e 17 th A c f o f January, iHiintirr. AO. I f 17, o r d efa u lt h III hi e n lerrd a ia ln * t you and nald ratio* t r ill p fn ffn l n p r fi * o rd er e l I lilt I Drill n o! Ire f.r |tJii»|Mho| on* * T IITItn 111 APKK.il* « week fu r f o nr • »r»e•**iffIr e it e e L * : t a t k o k k i / h h i t a . t o jam kp In The -Han(f01*1 H* raid a il mftf I S VIIITB . ir lw r i (lia r * o f r i i l i l i f i t i tie tr n o ft* t o f Ha ufo o L He iti Iii ?*!«=. i» W **( M am Ito a i a nd 1-arim A n j County, F lo rid a . ______ m n : K r a f t ■?.* f f l W f o t l C a i l n j l la"W ITN fTN n n o fi/r'iVd an d ti.e seal land, a n * w lw * * ...M r*** t i: I ' f f of * Id em it t thl* H i l l dfti o f lam * J W h it* I f t m t S K « ( h Hfa* Deremtier, A D . I>M Ion (r,n i|.l*ii.*i,! B<| fB I'l. A P .O M l, r/o P o * ln i* a l* i N *w Y n r*. T O P A U K n r . l t K I i r Ttqu lrad lo Ml* fn iir W fjll.n a|>n*t*atir* (p a r. tm iall* n -S ,* it ln r n e y l f in e r lie f ore 1 an ii it v A, A D |f i t * id th « B ill =»f f "ftfitpfa I rit - f iir rl I tn r'rr f ll*d * f f|" itiift H ilt .i « * nil IN T IIK L * in < H IT m f l W C p N I f ^ my hand and o ff ic ia l r i 'M l 'I A I . « I|(- I'1 t . IN u a l ni Hanford F lo rid a , till* I * day M K M IN "I.K ( ‘( i l ’ N T l . I I nf N n vH rth fi, A O IPDi. IN C H A N K B IIV NO »• P IILItNIM IN H A IIII.W IA T I V A T g l t i Aa C lerk o f *»al«L Clrralt Court tc »# n W f hen tomelxxly iaya »o you, 'Qowl jobi •re hard to find'*—DON’T YOU BELIEVE I T - i f you're • physically’and mentally fit young man from IR to 34 inclusive! * In your new Regular Army. 40,000 good job* n month are opening up . . .Tntcmting join* thnt pay w ell. . . that offer advancement, career opportunities mid Uniiuitg nnd experience in many useful skills and trades. New higher Army pay . . . food, clothing, qumters, travel, at no extra cost . . . GI Bill o f Rights educational benefits for those who enlist before the official termination of the war and serve at least 90 days . ami the oppor­ tunity for early retirement with n life income . . .'mid up to a career you can’ t afford to miss. A 3-year enlistment permits you to choose any htanrh of service and overseas theater which still have openings. Oo after one of these good jolts now! You can get oil. the facts at your nearest U. S. Army Recruiting Station and E NLIST NOW I >(*.(/•« «• Ik* Mitlm 10% laCMIM fat Sarrli, O rtf•MS. a t Iiur.iu, ■, la US Mt.laniai P.r U r ih. W Mtaikrr at H,lr| ar Ollltr Craw,. |ia Pi, * iLA |•• W II.U K Tli. •tfrant I* TOO l.a h * M:\tAN I" 111. W .lTK Il1 I l l U Sltll T».I( » l J M .n a t, f » H . In o f I'& in ifa iiU fllrtl Real Quality •*? a Mill m ia llirf vtru Furniture ftlv «fftr , filhrfW lRM ■ P*«* Cntifatfc** w ill l.f » nIr r rt! i * i H* . • V*iii ft»r Pjlitf# In ir t*!* * ah * afirrterr =t ** i rspiirt»l Ijl Ian IT IH P C i n i l L I t O llD K lfl D »»* •• thl# N n tif* hr |i*iM|h>f| «***■» ■* n u ll f«r fr>t»r‘ I I I f f i f n " ntlv* « « r k » Jft T h * H. h ford 11m a M, if |i4|ljll lirtl 3* “ Hrm lim lr **otint 3r Plorltlit WIT.VKT-M m> h i ml a#*d rf*. t.i For Only hftrfln. i.r .n « B7.7) WfKI.il. 1 )| ,U »it tn#! tirlfif a a*ii t fnr $259. You'll b* rfrjr proud, lndrrd. (e *#*■t 1111m i i ft 11#!t af , ! art tnhr i es|i#rrf«T " f « W O f/'* ITftfee <p| f it Arm# ••l f ontkaff freodeeiff ★ * 7).oo Ptiraia you# sa.7) r n tr r la ln c a lk ta t ‘ H IIH M H IK (Mark I 'lim t t C im rl l*r»ln. home fh ou ld reflect you, you r fa m ily , your Ufa in the heat light. Just possibly you’ v e been givin g hom e a back saat on th e budget allotm ent . . . le ttin g the old ru g o r draperies o r fu rn itu re o r fu r­ nishings' do “ fo r n o w ” . I f that is th e case, then ’g iv e your H O M E a g ift this Christm as, and you*l| be g ivin g you rself th e best g i f t ev e r.I O ur fu rn itu re and decoratin g f l o o r s are fjlle d w ith home g i f t sug­ gestions . . . com e in and choose o n e or several todayt Klotl.l*. up i.r lirfon* Ih* |Plh il i- il Ir a n i *161.00 *107.2) *IA1.A) T rd in lc W A T K K iV L* t ° w* Aon il l f I .I.I.J I |i|.lrr*J *u n p p .jt In | » n i n (o r hy ,* lln (A « t | in Hi* K lrrn lt .(.'*i»fI > ( « , (i, lt in l« CnuiilT. UOMTHIT IIII1 IU IN T , INCOUt AFTIIi I.I.I., L K S IA N ln-(*ntlnnT '•mini or rt'Itt.H ation 'r v * l * l Saw Fa, F.r 20 r**.*' jo ( h h 1 la ASSIllaa <• Calwi’a’Vjn, hotHltd* »hnt « •ult h «a f»#*n fll# (I in th# Circuit i'rtttH o f Stm lnol# Cosmtf, F lo r M i. in ih# euii o f W iih arn t Fran klin , r o m p liln «m ra Jnyr# P#t#r«on F r.n V lIn d#r*n4«nl# rh *n ^ # rr No €P>i. Tti# nAlur* o f thl# suit It to otjtAln a d im fr a , You a t* required io lif t y o u r writ left *P l- n u r k v ort of h #fo r# tl»# Clh d i r o f J itn'!# ! y JI,* f>. I ’l l ! or ii. dacre# pr/i ronff-R-iit w ill f»* entered ftK»| Oi t vnu W IT N K 8 S m r h an d *nd # f « l .«♦ Clerk ef th# C irc u it Court ol H#tnlno)p C w fltt . K lP tiA i, vhla t i l ♦!»y o f D$?#>mh#r A It I f f ! n i- n r .ltN O O fl In pVrar Ih U h oIM ap In su rlm u a c llln c an d pop ra n be pm nd. Inn, ef the quality. Thla In as.ja IN T IIK • N IN T H I M 'i K I l i A rlndca (he handsome aprlns N M i l l |; T «l i*I.I iiii « 11.1.1A*1 U. S. Army !**» »■ (»f HtouLAR a r m y V A R R E U ’ S URVtS TUI NATION AND MANKIND IN WAR AND FfACT 6 Kiitlnnd Ituilding Orange Ave. end Wnahingfon SI Orlando, Florid/* *IT K A II tn i amkt* m*ri!i nvrtii. »bn.* PA C K A G E s r O H .IV riMl )t Aiitspi nos. ThoxeSttf rvtilr(»fM r IMS fllft M f #| • 'fiDimhJgi ft * \ *"| ,MF f ir f lh l In flip* i r v »•ft fh** ’ ^th d* i " t lirrrm h rr. \ !>. D M tfl ft f H I »ln Hiill f » r ilD f.fre (iehtUnfS In th r • C o lirl •t ^ tfilf(“ |p i'niitilY, f ' I.=* i-1-* an ,sh. l o r ' I s liil (ill* nf H h i*h -ahf iJir** »A D F D lM flA I’ lWlI t: M Y lih P lain ♦if f y # l A M L i f ’n T T P It ? It I D a * 1* Ik'1ft Hi u Rit haffd aiul v»#fif t#I «# # f i t 'Dtifnrd, Hvmlnol# Cf»tirtii Rt at# »f Fh*f MLi. 4 hi* I2nr| *1** v nf L'o y ^ mi hot, A D l?*l< »* V MtSHHDON Cfrrfe nf th# Court * itatoinol# «^‘o tjn tr. Flnrirta riot, i/li(vnh Choir, ‘•'UK pt/B 'jfinwq l**to| vtfi 0| "P ll (| « lit n ( Orr«afonal Chair, |Lo.»-lop­ f**SX ped *eof rtiimratuni innf Corktall Tahir. Moor "11 wrom nsj J" Wrrl • II* ' ' * • «» inpojrvi ’ lamp, Knd Table, end Tahir lamp. __ ___ lt*|da lJ*am aijj Pnv __ Paul *|| *||U«||||jq i RKa L) Notice Due to my illn ei* nnd C o n f i n e m e n t , the boys WiMiilcrnft meetings will hr iliirnntimirH until further nolirp Platform Rockers Are Very Welcome Company Coming For Christmas? They arr heartnly com ! i .“ *i fartsNa brranae they ar II. J. Finch en d rr beat fr it podding, M eed free* only . , , -Vr * - r -- 5 pc. Maple -Finish Dinette HlardUy ronalrortrd at Wild You canf fiavc soaps, woolens, ,tircb, Without "fetsihcrcs still a woMI fcwidc shortage of-fats and oils! H ot at a firecracker. That’s an ex­ pression. Hot as a soldering iron ress at new telephone connection! are sold ered to g e th e r — p u ttin g into the Telephone Com- ||V “p an y> program^to improve service — to provide telephones fo r alt who want them. Telephone folks are in the thick * " f c f things, striving to give you as y quickly as humanly possible the || kind o f service you want. Installing • equipment fo r more and bet.ter tele- . phone service is a time-consuming, complicated job. M iles, o f w irin g -V n>u«t he laced into awitchboards. M illions o f Intricate connections goldered, each in its precise plscf. ' r '' . -- W i l l S olve You r Sleepin g Problem ' And braSdaa. .It will grace yew Wring rwm In lbs daytime. It baa score* af aofl r*U springs mmmted On No-Dag spring boar, to tfa bonnd to. g,H A ' Special Christmas Lounge Chair Value That's a fact! A fact ape)ling prog­ speed ' T h is E v erP o p u la p L A W S O N Sofa Bed Banks o f electrical relays set up/ Cables laid. Poles erected. W ires strung. And sometimes a whole new building constructed. "Get the work o u tf ■ . ' ' . • That's our slogan. And that's oractly what we are doing as fast as .we can get the materials and than Inatall. the equipment. . COMPANY ' • . i____ . • �V TH E Partly rlonfly with mild temper,. turra and moderate wuth«Tl> windy tlrarin j and cooler with wind* 'hl/tlnr to froth northerly In north portion tonight and tooth portion WnltifwUif. M wh coolrr north portion Wednesday, in U n ity T h ere !s Strength— To Protect I ho I M t of the World; To r m n U tbo l*ro|Tf of America; To flodeco Frrvperlty for Ban ford; AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK V O L U M E X X X V III SANFOREh, Established 1908 Examine Proposed U.N. Site No Candidate f o r President Jap FLO R ID A , T U E S D A Y , DEC. 17, 1946 Nearly 100,000 J a p s Army Colonel Is. Ac­ Hold Day Ixm g Pro cused O f M arrying cession In ComjmT W A C To Prevent nist Demonstration H er T e s t i f y i n g WASHINGTON, Dec. 17. — Republicnii Senator A r t h u r Vmidenben; nnnounccd today that lie is not a’ • candidate for the Kresidential nomination and e anticipates no campaign In his behalf. The tall Mich­ igan senator, newly back in Washington from recent TOKYO. Pec, 17. flD—Com munlst leader* ami l,eft wing far liens" of (he Social Democratic Parly staged (heir largest mi demonstratiun in Japan loday. T V demnnslration look the form of a day long procession bv an art* mated .ioO to 400.000 shabbily dreMcdaanrn, women and boy*. The ostensible purpose of the procession » « * to force the re aignation of Premier YoshitU. But observer! *ai- the demonstration obviously was intended more U> International pear* conferences, de­ clared. "The Republican task at 2)harwl Is exclusively one now of Justifying otir November victory ” Secretary of Blais nymeg also waa bark In the capital today and ha had something lo say about Vandenberj Byrnes Mild he Imped U>at both Vandenbeng and Sena­ tor Tom Connally would Mick by him In future diplomatic negotia­ tions. Byrne* added lie hoped Uiey both would accompany him to Moscow for thg next foreign min­ i s t e r * mvtClng. Byrnm was brim­ ming ■ with praise for Uie work done by the council and Uie United ballons Aa-emtily—But he ■warned soberly Uist there still ■ are difficulties ahead. Florida Jaycue N pwh FeaturcH Sanford GAiiford and GemIhole County are featured hy the Florida Jsv kee News, official publication of the Florid* Junior Chambrr of Qwnmerce. In Ita necember edi­ tion Half of Uie front pngr Is devoted to a picture of Uie Maytab Inn. and Sanford, cbooen by ihe Seminole County Junior Cham­ ber of Commerce to receive prime attention In the paper,'is very sveil represented with picture.! and Jack natlgan. Sanford J a jw president. U credited wtUi "doing XS rasaukabtc Job- In gaU.erinS •forterr and advertising matter,” also raerelunts, clUsrn*, etty offi­ cials and Chamber of Oommerre members are credited with lend­ ing much aid A totat of 15.000 or Ihe fkinlord Christmas edition has been prhrt#d. Bemlnolo Omnty sfrkrulturp Li descHbrd. IPriendB Take Stand ft In Bilho*8 Defense WASHINGTON. Dee. 17. f/Fi friends of Senator Theodore Bil­ bo took the stand today to defend the Mississippi lawmaker's deal­ ing* -with war conlraeta which a Seriate committee ia Investigating. Onh witness. Forest Jackson, who is Bilho’n attorney said that Bit. bo'a pal* -raised fund) In 1940 In pay hack |3.<M>0 Bilbo had horrowed from a former aide of 4^tuey Long named Abe Bhushan, A former secretary of Bilbo's left Meridian today for Washing­ ton to tell hi* story.to Senate Investigator*. Th* ex-secretary, Edward I’. Terry. I* due In the nation's capital Wednesday morning. Bilbo htmaelf said today he . would not give testimony until ail witnesses had been heard. ftHigh School Students Strike Against Hours JERSEY CITY, N. J., Dec. 17. W — Five hundred striking stud­ ents at Snyder high school tu Jersey . City marched In other schools today, r and chanted for support. But police did their level best to koep the etrlksn-moving, and tried' to divide' the crowd •from IU' leader*.' • >- I The 500 boys end girls at Bnydar are striking In protest agataU a change h) hour*. Right now, ^tha schedule calla for 4 hour* 46 minute* of KitoolwoTk. JU ftetive Feb. I. UTi he 46 min­ ute* longer. Student (trike lead­ er* ■**y th* new schedule would Associated Pres* Leased W ire DurantDenies Fake Wedding Premier In Jewel Case Secretary Byrnes. Is Loud In Praise Of Michigan Senator And Topi Connally Baruch Urges Speedy Okay Of Atom Plan Huh Crash Kills 1, Injures 25 5f '•■at.-. Russia Asks Time. To Study U.S. Plan O f A t o m i c Controls; Made Public Dec. 5 m if. m • JBm*- -- }\ ' \V LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y . Pee. 17, l/Pf—The United Nations Atomic E n e r g y Commission failed In arl on Ihe American ronlrol plan today despite r ipresstons o f approval from a majority o f the. commission** membership. The cr-mmisjdon aujmirnrd until Friday after Soviet Russia asked for more lime to study the pfoponals. a* LAKE SUCCESS. N. T Dec. 17 . (A*)— I! o r n n r t1 Baruch today formally nsk «.*d Uie U n i t e d Notion Atoinie ( ’mntnission to nJ <T-pl th*y^'ajjed .St.ite-s p l j for aioinic control. He aJ that the question of h a ncssing ‘the atom Itnd btjM debated long cough OFFICIALS STUDY A llUIPklNT of a (lit In New York offered to the U N. by John D. Rockefeller, Jr. and tha d fyM Y ls valued at 8Vk million dollars. Impettlng tha drawings of th# proposed akyteraper world capital ara (I. to r.): Robert Mures, park Commissioner; Sir Angrf* Fletcher, British delegate; Nsurollsh Enleiam, Iranian delegate, and John C. Bennett, raprtaenllng Mayor O'Dwytr. . (International) More Fighting Anderson Named Breaks Out In Winner Of 1946 Northern Greece Schaal Trophy (•overnm rtit Troops L u d w i g , Grantham VVinccoff Fire Probf Drvrlops Mystery Selpctril Ry Team Clash With Itohel A h Game Captains A TLA N TA , l*C( t?, (/V)— A Forces In Thrace ATHENE. Bee 17. (IT. Pres* dispatches reaching Athens today told of mote fighting between guerrilla hands and government fore*.--. . . Fight guerrillas vyere said to hnv* trf-*n killed run! ten vAuindrd In is clash with government troops nr»r n village in wrstetn Thrace the goTernment, fnrrt* ear they eapliiM-t 7-1 Weapon* from the partisans In another bottle two members of a fnter nf insurjetila hav* t ren kille.t and l*i> wounded. A dispatch from Salonika said that |f IMtpR Hie British Suth AlrlsiftiE Bivivlnn have appealed on the strreta nf Kavalla., a heevily garrimned seaport nn ‘ the Aegean used na a tnhaero ship­ ping point. The dispalch quote* 12 Sanford Shrincrs A rc Initiated In Jax Twelve candidates from the Sanford Shrine Club were Initi­ ated as Shrlners at the Fall Ceremonial held al Morocco Tem­ ple in Jacksonville on Friday and balunlay, and parllripated In the big parade of more than 2,000 Shrinenu Tbe new Blirlners are Charles 8. Clarlday, Paul A. Rowland, Dr. L. T. Boss William B W illi­ ams, Roy R Wrlghl, Clarenee C, Welsh. K. C Graham. Bill Tyre, William K. Wlllla. Joseph P. Tlllla, W. 11. F.llerbe and Knock Partin, of Oviedo Among Ihe Shrlner* attending from Sanford were Roy O. Willi­ am*, J. L. Thornier. Jim Mc­ Clelland, John Carver, Torn Jinea, M. C. Tyre. II. W. Rnlnn and J. A. Howard., TtTUBOATR MAY STOP elftuertl .•f my .lei v 1 ".lay enterct Mr AKTHUM BECKWITH. Jit thr invevigiation nf t|,f wtnecol* Herald Sports Editor Hotel flrr sshtfh roat lit1 lives The annual football banquet Atlanta ott Bee. 7 The ne"' in honor of the UN*5 Seminole developmrol * a i a Ualrtnrnl hv High CeleryKerf grirlders wss a third floor guest at the hntv' given hy the Tri-Ill cirla group that he heard the :mtint| of run at' th* Semmolo Country Club rung footstepfi mitaidr his ?ooti> last night with players, Ihetr ahnrtlv befoir hotel rmployvs dt father*', numerous distinguished covered the blu r It was on thr guests and Trl-Ul girls in allldrd floor (hat the fitr ari.fks lendanre. ati-H The witness. I‘anl lauigf.nl Big Willis Anderson. K*d full of Biimtngham, Al t . placed his hark.- war. awaided thr Peter information before the Cniton Schaal trophy This Irophy ' in eonnty grand Jury in Atlao’ i reeognltion of the rhor.t valuable player oil the team A Inter s o n , Snheltor E F Andrew rid in receiving the trophy tin yen. that (lie testimony i- |he fu .1 mheennte the third player, doling diratmn of artlvily in thr iluid th* ID years Ihe award has Iwen given, to win it two year- in o floor ennrldors for n ennsidrrthle row. ferfton Edlnffrld * » » -eler- length of time hc(nrr the lire ted in 1028-89 and Bill Fleming «'as reported in Ihe early morn­ ing. . . . In 1042-4.1 Schaal stated that during the war these trophle* coubi not ► *• . To Ship Wheal, secured: therefore he « » forced to name the winner* during pa.t Flour To Fin:land seasons and prom t* them then j trophy when they routt l-e op i I,ON BON. Bee 17. up, rrh* tsined. Sehail awarded a Imphy to the ItMJ winner. Bill F lrminr%, House of Common-. t"dsv ii, \rd which was reeelvnl hy hi. mothei Fond Minister John Slrarlin *y Mrs. W. G. Fleming in lh* aluriir* that th* United .itatrs had pro­ of her ,*on who Is now playing mised Britain eiinugh wheat and foolball al the U. nf r'.eorgia. flnur between now and J,in 31 The 1944 winner. "F o o l.” Ilrum to avert a grave emergency, ley, who had recently returned Slraehey said Britain now w-mld from the service, was on hand ire permitted |o buy and r n-rrt to accept hts trophy. AS.OfiO tons of wheal, Jfi.lmn t-iro Anderson received hi* Imphy, of flnur and a small ......... for the 1945 award, then IVhsal coarse, grains H* adle-< 'hey told those present how thr »w **t would be shipped from the *d of the trophy wav selected • H* State* around.the first in staled that 11 Judges, after *•' January tending as many gam* • I' * .Strarhey addr-t that thr l i.it*d slhle and careful deliberation. It"11 a meeting and deride niioi, the State* .had proinlird rait pn -tlly moat valuable player for the vest In moving additional qnauti'ir. of Anderson then received bis ‘ f r ­ Canadian wheal aeroaa the Coded States.. Earlier, ihn f<»v| minisond award. C«acl) Kettle* was introduced ter abandoned plana lo f Iv to Waahlngtnn for food talkby (oaattnssUr E, G. Kilpatrick, pm) then Keltlea awarded players their letUra. Seniors receiving T R A IN WRECK school letters Included Harold Ksstner, Jr., Clarence Grantham, Bpenear Harden, Clyde Hutt. Jan ! MADRID. Dec. 17. UP>- A train Jenklnson, BUI Ludwig. Gwynne wreck In Spain 100 mil*, south of Madrid today took th* ItVr . of A m L Mnllis Trapp.. U a » a-i d -2(1 to 25 peteons and Injuicd 70 Whelchel, wlllla Anderson, Uon to 100. The accident occurred Swain and Lloyd Swain. Juniors when the Andalusia Fiyieas receiving their fiS” were Johnny crashed ‘Into a ntatinnery line of Alexander, Byron Beard, Richard freight car* at Clnco Cat*. Bass, Eugene Harper. Chris Jen­ sen, Chuck Herron. Holly Pirrcy that now was the time for ti^H. The American plan. s tr g ^ J international controls and i ^ H lions, was rejected flnthejaB r.unimer try Rli-sraN A i 'I r r i f e G yko. hue. during the re c rn ^ ^ H eral A -, emhly amstons, M flH foreign Minister V M. 'JUfllfl screed to world o i’ peet nutind. m Iu. It t .iiild I mil- '■ .ide Til- sells l-tt! ssIt Schooling rarrn fm gfAyhouittli t»*f «n Ia f»t til gilt .*T ftir it fni it 1Ml*rx|n 1 Lift in [if t*{M rA- 1 ' ‘••if f »*r ihf- "I'rfinip rdPp rm ThMr dr# ft'-** *m hum*p llmti 50(1 of fhr fi'T ’ gr*1vhi titir)’ riei fo I Sf r IlH* *|i r.inf »|||j |ik Walter f'nimnll s, * lull iXrttyigfei ! 11r* |*r•*yli d11mi> c>f in*!? '*4tt yo\\ng inifiA vvho.jf in* r ntrr mt* tipoft Dirt? ft ! e| racing' Sell exiling ain* training of th* «logi will emih•»»»** fMghtiv rtrfpt Sunday througli I >,'« 2H Sfrw imptov^mrnf nf-l'hr track mcltnlf resurfacing of ih#» pnikiiig l*»t• <i np w |ii«lg**v3j. staini h.ihj| He* In *0*1.1 The raring YOUNOJIfRl 100K ON At the wreok.ige of the school bus (top) to which one dird and ut leail IS were in]'ued «. hen the vehicle carrying 40 children crashed into a ros.tridr ire* *‘>x mile* toulh of f lint. Mich. Rescue workers had to use hacksaw* to free some of the youngsters from th* wreckage. In bottom photo Mrs Lyle Lons bury consoles her ■nn Donald II one of th* chlldirn hurt to the crash. (International) Tourist Club Welcomes 90 Visitors At First Meeting T w is t K c v c a l c d 'S c h o n l O f (.lirlin je F iw tb a ll “ F ix ” 'I n Hi* O p e n e d AI vtiHK. i>er ,7 . nfh uph ItI i-'r) •*etf*V I YfbP *»t f|»* rftfip Morti m il l v ♦ ft Villi? M* ill*- ( in ttii^ h»* t* ftstiona} I , i>«.| rcf-eivv-l -m b < rail * Mmmghftu a ,kr thr |i|-tgr r<» hold 1‘arir, without ball printing hi* trial The aaelMant |>»s*ii»-t Attninry also tnld th* judg* that Paris’ hacker* will do everythin* in thrir power to prevent lh* JH-ym-abt ,|e(er>dant (mm g,n«? nn trl«l PAWS',. 'Bee |7, f-)*i I'll* French national assembly today gave Premier Lend Blum's inu percent poclalltt cabinet a too ing vole of confidence The ddr gates confirmed the first Social).t cabinet In .F tench hiatorv to head a five-week interim government by a vole o f 5H(I to (n. ' In a aftecch prer.enling his new cabinet to the assembly, the 74 yearnld three-time Prem ier'warn ^d France o f severe economics I • coni* W»rpi-__applause. trrrtc l the wonls of one of the grand old men nf French politics, Blurn'i new caretaker rahlnei will herve only until a iwimanent govern­ ment ran he iet up mid-January- ■ *| s? n irri 'iiin^ • ■■■■— — Admission to the Jointly spon­ sored Christmas party at th* Rlt* .Theater Saturday morning at 10:M o’clock Will be by gtfu of candy, dothlng. toy* (no fruit) or any suitable present for Christmas. There will be a *P«d*l feature pleture etarrlng Nelaon Eddy, Th# Theater, rtpreaenteJ by manager Robert Ilarri* and the Sanford Lodge of Elke, la ehlldfvn. m ii r \ rMl*»rn Just r v r n iiij; K ’t N » to it .lire, l »at*11nf f i i i n ’ o| It* - ut'. r*p<if iili*rx nf fih'liiip dM'l .’ ■‘.Ii 1fru,. Inr , .ifi'l f*fci «i*rr!> *1 HI fth illf, M V , In' i ;inivpt|. • n*! r»*vm rx p ffi (»» br frnrhill;: Ihi* vonmerr tl»r- nrt *if Klbl* f i*»t * ■ *iit * • • ..I f .Tin i .! * Thr rum fnr?Al»la »it w tif nvAiifrril in rt h«D4* silt! * i m It* 1*t aw Ay 1 <tt»i ill?y «ili*1 (r» allow i-pAcf' f*x thr rntertiiners. Vt»* itorr* rut Ihrir first hint **f a WAim S »nf'iril am! Seminole Chum iiuf am ! r.i>iri(tK in Ihe tu rn !in»* I ly w rh m tir w hfn t h ry w r i t hip. wilHfltM #ni?ln** «hir|i fjlttlf tlrnffy 1hroftjjb i bi» i y Mt ah*! V|i linni'iu irr m r ■ *»f !!*•* ^7* it f f»g .-viff*irl V » f »• * AH*! r |%i*. ♦ (41 fflVF 4 *?f nt'lf* I qfltvlt rt| d ru 1 gllliet <»>l t -.1 |ll-Mt'Mhori Iln, lop I, owned hy Walter J h_,r«bii,-. aru( lV»l|ei Krohne, Ji who are rnull'e i tern dia tjibutor for the ship and wb" will -iffirlate at the dernonstra Hon, to which the public is cor dlally Invited. Si* student* soloed last week at the Hanford School of Avia­ tion They arc .fame*. F. Young, James F l**e. Charle*. R Sparks. John 7L Culpepper. Earl Suminersill and fete Mem. All havg received ,-ioiia wings and are contlrtiiing flight frainlng in order to ohtsm their private pilots licenses. Service BtnptOTTnent — IF. n Em­ ployment IJervlce, 111 North Park Avenue. Vocational Training and Edu­ cation — T. w . tawten. Court House. Legal Assistance, HoeplUlUatirm and State Service Officer — Contact through Lloyd P. Boyle, County service Officer, Home Berries Aaelatance to Berricetnon. rx-Sew icemen and thrir Dependents — American Red Croat, Lakefront Boulevard. Veterans Administration — George S. Andereon, Sherlfre Office every Tuesday. u, issnt m m Mi** *lio»r by two r»martly * lit I 1 » 1* r vr*f f **.. I ! # lly *‘ha* I-■ *•* • f »*»*-, iin f w*tb |M!*■ c .c ry rw * I'tMik a n ! |i|*ks«1tit«iil *1 t**-! Iiollv torn*** iMppr-u I ,, .iV-'UtU.fl >lic r.-s*i<-1<w1 anthem wa. i ill* t'liitud Natiuii. Historic first o««siwi] i Th* delegation. , d mall poners ai ej ter.) that tht- hat un o u im m id y .ip p rn c. l n n w n m i* ita U im s i ivuilu L iiill alutie .W O U li t iv r ilit* Att im p o rta n t p tu -r Ml h lit n ? y . I f war r!«*nr from th** ftnul kifltrm ftit o l So viet l M in r -ie t V >! jitirl „ I l f lt il f l F i'i r iK ii i * T-i r y I >i«r ( B a v in , ti-. thpy ‘.h I* I fs-o li *•i it ■ it iir d a y , tKr** t h r \ r l »»t \ . i f i th?' fr (*»•« Arty veteran tn need nf serv­ ice (Dee of charge) In any of the followtng categories la re­ quested to visit the office of the responsible agencies listed beknr: . Coordinator — E D Carter Atlantic National Bink RulldAmerkan legion. Chester Miller offered to assist the Auxiliary In building a new kitchen and ladle* powder room at the HuL He announced that the 40 at 8, of which he I* Chef Da Gere, will meet at 8:00 P.M. on the second and fourth Wednes­ day of each month. He appealed to member* o f the Legion to, aid In manning -th* Salvation Army kattlaa naxt Tuesday evening A Urge nmtiber o f toy* and a lot of candy, * Including peanut bars donated by the Von Herbulb Candy Co., w en brought for tho Elks Christmas party for children- Plans were made* for a New Year* Day party. a i*t f h*. r*miut t‘ontpr with *• »f ni*t5»c mnt rnterlain Sanford Airport pMjgtTn* •unit th *t pleft ifil thr inrinlox \ t* h»»ol of eliding ami soarim: tif th* Inurtai Club «t thrir initi­ al Eetluriiu; Min, W. It. Brinson hr ‘ t iiit r il «i»oo a I Lius K ah An port. Hoy II hltiWIiMn Tervrif n- A tifitu ifirrr, Dint w ith Veterans SPBCIAL ADMISSION W EATHER ♦ Ml i«ft I* f uur P • ? r t f ’ n p* .t > % r . F , I *l>4. run fti-.n t t h r i - h , ♦ ► ♦ («=*. hut idiiip , hKr \if- tit lull »* I*a unit nf I'r.iTOT, r,n11*it»ifi’l l that th r A s xrm htv' if ' H ' ii on jiirn ^ 11f111 1n - .thin i a unlv ,l ftf^t -^trii and th®it many obstacle t may k oncoun* tnn l. TTitft: in rptnrtbititf t*» ^aM f«*t ihta point «»f vjrw If ^ o u liin ’ t r| *» ut cil l f **r 'h r ***flil to he lilM rt t *a JI / tl • H T .f •»* uvur it y fi|S 4 i tiMim-rti? i * .i •pirstfon nf ULiD'l |R'tia*» f If Alt pUriHf^e ?M|t pc. t one inuthcr i to- j11 Iiiicnt ill d lsa rm a iiriit -s ill ......... on the -ting, agendas " f world <--*ui'i'iL tt will alii. Mt lilwartl F l al tr » f ihe he treated Ilk* th* unwai'led child pMJe> Y'li* K r i e r v i i t j wrr* B illy who is sent (ram one set of i*. Brm-'ut. John Root. David ll.srreil lalivea to thr_ other and Frrtblle Cooper. l.easdng the tiitie of the arms fjlindtua. hymn* and aonga limit al ions aside for a moment, w ri* umg by a quarlrtte consts the U it I t e d Nations Assembly ling uf Jo* Duggar. tytaml IlmM, has finally approved th* City of Rill llfiir.on »n'l Bobby I’ ulliu, New York aa it*, permnment cap­ with Mr Lari* accompanying. ital Whatever the merit* of Mrs I'rar.l Itansell gav* '< other poaiiblo sites, the mere humerour. .recitation, and then toy fact tlnsi- the -queaium lias been o f the origin of the hymn “ Silent arttlrd makes fur more stability. Night” when jhe a s . called hack Whether It i. the United Nations for an erieot*. Bobby Holler, a or a couple about P» »etth- down, junior miss, pleased with her sing­ the decision for ■> permanent home ing 8he wa;. accompanied by her is a most Important lo-ginning. mother. Mrs. ?-• N. Holler. A In ntlir.r major aelilevement*. number of .nappy selections were Ihe peace nr gnu nation admitted played hy an instrumental trio Sweden, Ireland and Afghanistan ronstsUng of Mts, Lane, piano, to membership, tncreaaing the Bill Martin, bass violin nod W. H. number of United Nations from UonnoHv, banjo. 51 to 5L it *rt up n ten-member Special feature* of the enter­ trusteeship council to safeguard tainment were dances of two pup­ th* interest! of non-self-guvernils of the Uogbutn School of Danc­ mg peoples In former League of ing, Mtas Elotse Cook and MHs Nations mandates; the purpose Anita Aiken. Mtsa Cook, In bright being that they eventually achieve costume, gave a 8outh Amrriean their independence. The Assembly tnlo dance, anti later a Hawaiian adopted a resolution calling on the dance. Miss Atken amt Bill Har­ Big Five powers lo use their voto rell performed a special dahee privileges sparingly in the Secur­ toutin*. and later Miss Aiken ity Council. It also called for a sang while Eloise Cook did her world conference, on freedom of Hawaiian routine. Thera wa* also information to he held soma time group tinging with the string In 1947. trio accompanying. Perhaps lh* moat controversial Mrs. G. A. Luepton. nf Port resolution is the one on Spain. Washington who was the oldest It recommends that alt member [.• lla a .r 'O a PM * Its lady present, was presented with a corsage of rare orchids by J. D. A P Roundtree resident of McNeill of the McNeill and Yost Sanford for 30' year*, ties pur­ florist firm. The Caleryette* chased the Ralph W. Loosing served orang* juice, and stalks uf Transfer and Storage D». at 404 celery contributed by American French Avenue and has been ap­ Fruit Growera Inc. were distri­ pointed agent for the Oreat {South­ buted, together with o r a n g e s ern Trucking -Oo. given hy Patrick Fruit Company. � 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, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 16, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 16, 1946. 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 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 16, 1946; <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/825678fc768d979e5c73648fe48c60b1.pdf 4c933ee94d5486d56be49a4f4bc7266b PDF Text Text 1-— AGF. E IG H T T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F LO R ID A » f ih » Block* lit# faming y n r and th* innwe* H vr..u h u i <’ Hank lift/)*' o f jPIMltl ulHvr tlupitn*** m% in»jr *»i r-ft nr« i r*l •F’lnrlila, a tatikltiff rt>r* r«m*i lit** AiVfdctQhir IH^rnilMn, % %111 l>n h«M In H« i*.»nkfrn? I »ul»ri* Hill lltl tlil) '»/ Ifi*t*irfttl#rf„ rflfiifi* fin T * i >•, ijiiiuari" II* 1911 a j »* m i « i I nn f», Jk|,. fur |Hr* |»ur|»*MH* jo f K na K i i . r TI1ITK tJrVl Ion *»f it lli'Aml «i| 1*1rrri#ir* for Vic* T H U R S D A Y . DEC. 12, 1940 Th* minuiil L E G A L N O TIC E won 17 Kninr.-i and lost four dur- in Yoaemite National Park, Is naval base more than 2,000 year In* Elmer Jlipley’n one-year tan- three times as hi*h as th* Empire ago, when Alexander the Ureal lire. State Building. . , * founde.1lit to sd in his eampaijt! t agaisL P t n la . * 1 f o o d s io f t t s Signof Yellow Cling V «c-P a ck ed Coffee Vac- Packed Coffoo ji'nitlo v£*r MUCH INItttSttO In animals, IB-month-old Lonnie Jean Vvniitile I* ihown admiring twin Jersey calve*, "Jack” and "Jill," at the annual livestock show In Los Angeles, California. (International 6'oundohoio) Quantity Rights Reserved Prices Good Thru Saturday. Doc 14 As A d v e rtised In McCall's C a rro ts Del Monte Diced Sugar Curcil Sugar Cured—Kind on Dreakfaal Del Monte Diced As A d v e rtised In McCall's No 30 3 1 3 c Uorrell’a Sliced ifnnadlan Itlmi oil liicnkfasl 303 1 2 c C a rro ts no C o c k ta il Momll'a Sliced i'uiiiitlao is Weetem Streak Cj; ,l*an White Mindy C o c k ta il Westem.Stteak ti* i.i*sn While is 11'indy The llacoa With the Pamou* Flavor It Beck Again -V Ml. Vermont. Kind Off Sliced . Arm A Hammer Bikini; •Ami h tlanimer linking A lm o n d s Ulue Diamond Shelled A lm o n d s (la. Smoked. Sugar (hired tstr, Half or Wholei 4 OZ 4 (la. Smoked. Sugar Cured CStr. Half nr Whole)' Comstock Pie Sliced APPLES SIR LO IN STEAK T-BONE STE A K PORTERHOUSE CLUB S T E A K NO IJONK SH. RST, TIPS SHORT R1RS HAMBURGER I*LATE STEW 3ovt. In«|»ectw| Slusselman'i Apple Mitsaelman * Apple Pure Lard C e r a e ls 'Lb l ‘Jc Lb 37c Lb :15c Lb -12c Best Grade Van Brode Assortr«l . U. S. Good Grade >•2.can.. 2 3 C Rent Grade . t * tres!i t ut SIHI-OIN STKAK T-BONE STKAK PORTERHOUSE CLUB STEAK NO BONE SHIEST. T il’S SHORT RIBS HAMBURGER F PLATE STEW- Govt. Inspected pka “ 12c WRIKR ACTRESS Ilka Chase Is shown wllh her new husband. Or. Norton S Drown, (?. cif New York, following their marriage In Lai Vegas, Nev Mrs. Ihown obtained a divorce from William U, Murray( S5. Hiei Liiral iiacuitoe-in the Nevada Chy, * 'week ago. ’(IrsTrniaturnall Van tlrode Assorted C e r a e ls Pk Natiisro Premium Pure Lard 0 12 i C r a c k e r s 7>/4.<>z 1 3 i fiabl-ca Old Ifashtoned Olngcr LOIN CHOI’S RIH E N D CHOPS Lb fi.'ic Id) 55c C r a c k e r s 7»/4 -oz 1 3 c W LJG M N tib b fo Old Fashlotir^l ninj*rr Sunshine KrUpy- ? C ra ck crs Stnuhino l£ritp> C ra ck ers liiANS. SH IP. REG Bit STEW f U K l . ENS N. Y. SH IPPE D , LONG IS LA N D DUCKLING 'BROWN'S OLD FAS H IO N E D M INCE .MEAT P H IL A D E L P H IA S C R A PP LE . I.h K IN G A N S T E N D E R GIL PORK S/.USAEG Lb Lb Lb Gl. I I. t!»c 15c 25c 211c P.lc Lb u>. 21c 21 c J i l 1 % P m B m B m ■ SPARE R ID S Lb SLIC E D L IV E R N E C K B O N KS H ANS. S H IP . REG: D R. S T E W C H IC K EN S N. Y. S H IP P E D ,'L O N G IS L A N D D U C K LIN G B R O W N ’S O LD F A S H IO N E D M IN C E M E A T P H IL A D E L P H IA S C R A 1 T L E ;y Lb K IN G A N ’S T E N D E R GR. PO R K SAU SAEG Baby Foods 8c S ir Jar Kb IA Oi Gl. Lb FC Y. F L O R ID A itP A N IS H M A C K E R E L l.b F L A . C A U G H T S P E C K LE D T R O U T " Lb F A N C Y W H O LE S A L T M U L L E T ' '■ Lb COOKED FOR B R O IL IN G -L O B S T E R S " Lb BALT.* E X T R A STD. O Y S TE R S ' ’ ' ' " l.b FRESH C L A W C R A B M E A T * \ '± 1 Lb C O D FISH F IL L E T S (N o Bone) l.b NO W A S T E R U TTER F L Y F IL L E T S Lb F U L L Y I)R . H E A D LE SS PANFJSH ' 1 Lb 10c CL Comstock Red Pie Jar All I’ opiitar Brands Sun Mairl Seedless t*urr t in * lau n d erin g ipl'e Vtllovr Cling Juicy Florida B 1 M Q (Powdered) Lb Growing children burn eaergy/wrc Replace It w RED DEL., W IN E S A P APPLES Y O R K IM PE R IA L A PPLE S GREEN. CRISP CABBAGE FCY. CALIF. FRESH CARROTS C A L IF . LARGE S T A L K CELERY FLO R ID A JUICY G R APE FR U IT YE LLO W ONIONS U. 8. 1 M AINE POTATOES 59c B EE Bti- **Rr ? A N D -» NSECTICIDE ss^ ■ Pint 22c RED D E U W IN E SAP APPLES ,Aa M Naw Crop - F r o m w h e r e I s i t •»• J o e M arsh A Grand American Tradition D A0AS G«. P o lis h ^ 3, PIFKTY FOR 4 ID A H O PO TA TO E S RU TABAG AS YORK IM PERIAL A P P L E S GREEN. CRISP CABBAGE FCY. CALIF. FRESH CARROTS CALIF. LARGE S T A L K CELERY FLORIDA JUICY G RAPEFRU IT YE LLOW ONIONS U .8 . 1 M AINE POTATOES - IDAHO POTATOES . Sah N ^ M ttlFM The C a m '* had a grand aid btwde one*—Vermonl areeaU and fatally reaatea taat week—far Ike AUbeae drawla—decter* and larm• r*t tine ainee the- war. « n . . . all with their dlftrtaeee ef Big and little Cupper* came, by » « » • yet aa elate aad ear and train, from aa far weat hanawtleea la aplrlt aa a groap aa Kabraaka and aa far eaat ah he. Vfrmonu They trowded Dee and ’ From where I ait, IP* a great Jane'* horn, aet up quarter* In American tradition— net ju *tfa sthe barn*, or (topped with neigh- lly reunion*, but the ability to get bon— end a, jollier ’feathering you ahug. he one harmonica, family, pf difference* of I couldn’t have imagined l. > Uat* fur poll1 ; I waa^aahed t# thaly taad Batar- ramlnlieed. park Capper* aad .• •.: , i ' * v ' ‘ ; .1 ■1 kl ■ — - —*— ! ■ I I - J fl CELLO BAGS M IXE D NUTS ENLGISH W A LN U TS Ga. Polished G r id * A U r g e Shippod Kansas 5V. Orange -I1W Lb 39 I b m Muisolm ans A pple H E IlV Z Ft V. FLO R ID A SPAN ISH MACK Fit Cl F LA . C ftU G H T SPEC KLE D TR O U T F A N C Y W H O LE S A l.T M U LLE T COOKED FOR BROILING-LOBSTERS BALT. E X TR A STD. OYSTERS FRESH C LAW C R A II M E AT CODFISH F IL L E T S (N o Ibme) NO W A S TE B U T T E R F L Y F IL L E T S F U L L Y DR. H EAD LESS PANFIH'J H 49t 45c 25* 2'Jc 19c * �* I, TV llljjw p i 111^ ■“ •fr.t TH E W EATHER ^ . Partly cloudy In t tion. fo a tinned Saturday. A few- shower* over the southeast roaatal section, fonsideralde cloudineas in the north portion with a few show­ ers followed hy rtearing, f ooler Saturday am) over tho extreme north portion tonight. Jolly Thor* Is Strength— h t W the M U of tbs Wsrtd; Uw f » r u > of America i “ fse Sanford; AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y NEW SPAPER —un e.----M * 5 U » ■! SANFORD, Established 1908 V O LU M E X X X V U I F R ID A Y , DEC. 13. 194G A ssociated Press Leased W ir e NO. 34 Union Meeting UN General Assembly Forces Public ToTry Walking Move Against Franco V. F. W . Honors Late Sanford Hero Oklahoma’ s City M an­ ager Gets Firemen And Police To Haul • Employees T o Jobs Passenger Train Hits W reckage O f Two Freight Trains In Ohio This M orning -3 * ‘ J b T t ffW s J tald'm wsm U at the wreck aseno that ba belUvsd this V>s a consmattrs estimate : f ths ciuntalUas. - Its hadvju«t completed an Inrpectlon of ths wnckags left by the craekun, which occurred at ' I t O A. M. (E5T) today near Coulter. 12 mil** southtul of Mansfield. U AN3FIBLD , OUo, Dec. 13. . UP)— Tbs death toll in thewreck • of ths Pennsylvania Railroad passanjffr train, ths Golden Tri­ angle, stands today at sight. Five -of the dead ar-e soldier* and the othsr three ara trainmen. Mora than 25 parsons were Injured • whan the train ploughed Into two wracked freight train* early to­ day, near Coulter, I t mile* south­ east of Mansfield. Two coaches -carrying soldier* overturned and some of the pas­ sengers warn trapped In tho % wreckage. Rescue crews used blow torches to extricate ths vieSheriff. Frank Robinson of RWhland county aald the accident resulted from ths breaking of an air hose on an oast bound freight train. Into this stalled train, sn­ ot her eestbound freight train rammed ind both locomotiToi • overturned. Than Into tbU putup# ths passenger train ploughed. Th* train’s two locpmolives and f> tww- o f Us coaches ovartumed. Ths shsrlff said the seen* was “ one of terrible havoc. Seventeen year old Prt. Ken­ neth'Coippton o f Superior, WI*.. gees this •description! “ I had Just lit _ up _ a clgsret whan I felt ths brakes alam n». | yelled. ’ Hit ths floor.’ and dropped Into tho aisle. There was • a terrific crash and glass and stotl flew srsrywhsro. I was , thrown outside the ear somehow $ and landed under - the wreck o f the neat track*- l tan back In­ side, hollering fo r my pal*, l - couldnU find thea.” Another aoldlsr, 18 year old Pvt. Robert Radike of Iluitl*ford, Wls., said be was ailoep In the second car behind the doublo header train. “ I fall o ff tho »w*1 end awakened with d u ff.l bags flying all around. I eouldn t i « j vary well because o f, steam. I „ saw a bo l* U th* ®f * * s r a S t s » ” ““s work and. dlspaastag coffe* #ml food. Tha Pennsylvania Kal'toad snnounaeo at lU Pittsburgh office that the dead tntmbers of pthe train* craw* Indudad B. U. Pat it non* enflnaman on th * af^0.n « S t eICMltaMS Of th. sa P ^leMtsn n U i ” 1" ' lions Club Plans Christmas Party At Country Club pact, member of the Banford Lions Club waa today reqoesUd to bring a toy-when attending thu club’s Lhrtstmea party which .will be b*M o u t Tuesday evening at utrretA ittcktiti* tin *Uaiulfri work, rr* at Ku» and Mops* Joe Chittenden Is Honored In Memorial Presented To Daughter ^hanipjm f Makes Junior High PTA Endorses Move To Increase Bonus Th*- Junior High ikhnol PTA we;u nn rrrord as approving the rcsoi iiion by tlje Teachers Club asking the County School Hoard for an increase of cost of^ living bonus ut a meeting last Tuesday in the ichool auditorium. ' Mrs. t).. R. Smith, who presirtesi, jmitnunccd that Mrs. \Y. P. Stine's Feventh grade room and Kdwant Marahalra eighth grad* rosin hail. won the cr>ntest for tho mo*t I*TA memberships. The award will be a pnrty. at the home of Mr*. 8. C, tlraham. rerreatlonnl chairman. *. Mrs, J. I*. HoRxclawr, reported on th? *t«to convention held nt rnllabasscc nnd announced that the Junior High School had re­ ceived the' hide ribbon award* for the nruaired'Increase in member­ ship* flnd also for conducting a study course. Mr*. Hernard Wilke announced *ha* bid* were to !>c advertised for._ in order that work may be started on the installation uf a trow llghtlnv system for the school, recently unproved by the School Hoard. Mrs. S. C. (Tiaham announced that the Chi'latma* party for all pupil* of 'Junior High would be held on Pec. 20 at 7:'!0 l\ M. at the Tourlet Center. In keeping with the Cbriltma* Season, Mrs. W. 0. Fleming led th* group In aiming "Silent Night". Tho ‘meet apeaker w m the Rev. Jo* McKinley of the Flr»t Metho­ dist Church, who told a short story and led In prayer. . Mrs. Victor Green read a short Chriat* o* Story. “ The Little Mixer." r. Marshall's room. Won the award for the best attendance *»f mother*. Refreshments were ser­ ved hy Mr*. Kills and Mr*. Walhen o f Miss Richter’* aeventh grads room. 3 Inaugural Rum A memorial in tribu'e to tbr lute Joe I>. t'hittendcn, former Sanford resident, and for u num­ B> LUt ltlN K HKAL ber of years director of the i Something new has hern ndden V.F.W. Neiional Service HurcaU in IVaahlngton, »s * recently prv- And lust hi time for f'hrislin*- The new Vt'c-t Const Chatngpis *ented by Isirii* P. Stan, mm of liilj Atlantic t'oasl Um riander-ln-cbief of the Veterans io.ipI airivt-u In -naiilnnf lb**,' of Foreign \Yir* to Sum J ( hi' prom ptly ,*l CJfin I 'M op iia tendon, daughter of Mi fhittea inaugimil trip which ■tatted fiorrl den, in behalf of the orgsiiixa New York'yesterday aftrrnnoi lion. The Champion. ftt*t nlt-marh Struck down by a.burnt of mn i •iicaiolincr to serve Central t chine gun fire while scriing in ■ Ida ami West Coast point nf be the ldtith Infant) >- in Cram Stwti- exclusively, left New %--rtc (Rainbow Division) in World at 3:05 P.M. with n capacity War I Joe Chittenden was *r- number of passengers nod -.eteral versly disabled, nnd aftrr 30’ months of cou'inunus hnspitalisa tlon, suffered periodically for the rest o f hi* life from these woumls. He died in Ml Alto Hos­ officials of the railroad Mayor II. James Gut, Secretary uf the Chamber ofrCommerce Ed Higgins, Mr*. Lourinp Heal re1-resentlnK Tile Sanford lb -d ll, pital. Washington. P. t' on Nov. nnd n number of |ntere*t'e<r -],ec> 10-43, following an -Aperalion tutor* were on Imnd to gri-r* the made necessary by the*e injuries. offtrials inrludinr Wllllno- 51. A fter hi* honorable lb-1 !i* i gr Wharton. a«tislnn| pa**engri nafafter World War I. Mi. t'hltlrn fir managei of th, milioud. .1 IJ. den, became interested in ,hP I S h « r p t o n, nssislnnt tut*s- - ger problems o f disabled, ill and' ,rnftl<' manager: K I. King, .enneedy veUran*. For several year*. I " " ' *u#p*i||,1,el" ,0"l , , f ',u . ___ , , , o ..... Hon of WilminiCon, S’. C.; 1 ay L ’l S r - - - - 'in' Florida ^neral erkan -legion senger agent of Orlando; J. C. with SUcK teal and efficiency as Huehey, division imM*n«rer .it-ant to attract attention o f sine of- nt Tampa: N. It. Mitchell, dm inn ftrials. p»M*ng«w agi-ni a* St, Pelri-I.iirg; He was appointed Slate Ser­ and W. M, Hlark. District Super vice Officer and headed the State uf iSmi Veterans' Rehabilitation office in fJttlf* John MniMi. »im *ir Mr. Florida for five year*, until hi* nnd Mr*. Itnv F ,'btnu. I,.,1,1 ' r|,t, successful administration of that distinction of lo-ing (he only **ryoffice attracted the attfirbm of fofd passenger n)Ki*rfl the '-sin. tht major veteran oiitaiuiatiwn*. end in 1934 he w»* made direc­ tor of the Nstioiml Service lltirsau o f the Veteran* of Foreign Wars o f the Untied Stales, upon recommendation of James K. Van Zandt, House memlier and \ .h " . chief. Ned Chittenden, Sidney RiChard. The “ On * number o f occasion!, Mr. lighting -effect* were by* tha City- Another display of Chittenden 8 « lkl [ .j* of ----------vbilad _ - Poet nnd merit b that at RoumUbt and tha V.F.W. in Banford. and If be Anderson’s annex, whet* tha W«a J he .m u m s N ow Y o r k , Dei*. 13— (/P) — T h e U n ited N ations G en ­ era l Assem bly tod a y npp roved a resolution urginjr m em jjor nations to w ith d raw ] t h eir top d ip lom atic repnMUltnt.iv.es from Franco Spain. A tlritisb spokesm an tie fla r e d Hint Ilrila in w ill fo llo w through and w ith thaw l*rr nnlui*iiaih»r froln MnI tlrtil Tht- I "iiuf S’nt f » Iiji» hjitl nr» ji inhit" jiih •t ,n S |vniit jinco the j fvtutn .if \"HHdn Aimour anrnu j til Hi* UK*- The TV*rid* HUte lUnk huJMInc at l*ark AieJm, and rirvl Slrrel |, *hown a» It now appear* alter Thp ffatitul inn it|«f»rnVe«l by tho it w m renovated wtlh a new bank entrance pUrrd wtlh old.,- »pj,e on either side, and Ihc ntd mar­ A.vsPinhlt n t'1- I raimt'* ifovernble exterior rrplarrd by white i»loreo The new sign (nr the Irnnl of the tunk ha* not yet been rnmptrlrd mrnt h h i”i r*‘ u’jfliliP." in BO $25,000 Paid To Nearing Completion On Florida State Bank Building Senator Bilbo By W a r Contractor ts.-h as the post b making," said Post Adjutant John Saul*, who potobd out that It had been Mr. Chit tondanV. ambition te put s •or-' vice officer in aaefa ^F.WT post in th* nation. 4 *. ’ Tha first concert In the **ri*a will be on Jan. 10, when Miriam Solovlaff will bo presented. On Mar. 10 Sidney Foster willl oppear and th* following month a tlsedo Concert Ensemble Baf M l vo a program on Apr. 15. Jarrell the guest ortbt ■ “ .will be ‘ ‘ on the fourth and final program on May 6. S Miriam Solovlaff, violinist, at tha ago of 11, mad* her d as solobt with tho Us An; Philharmonic Orchestra e n d ____ has ConceTtixed from coast (o coast, will ha tho first artist to glrrt a concert here. Aa aI result of her phenomenal ■success (h Ctllfprnla IfgnUa where she hwssW ha * of 12 in u , rf under the baton of Ossip Gabrilowieh, , was offered a scholarship by m v-X- attns wtssptHi.t i% ifCitiij conittdorfld by J Pines Are Levied For Hunting On O ff-D ays County Judge R, W, Ware Wedid J, W. Johnson and oetdsy fined York and The liny wax let o ff wjth „ I’crslngcr*. I warning. No charge against these Sidney Foster, described by the two were made by DeLong for New York Hrinlii Tribune as “ ■ hunting duck* at (1:30 o'clock in pianist of enviable tcthnhtue, the evening, but they were warned ^ * 1 ^ 7 .1 “h M t T n 1041 with tho New York Phil­ harmonic Symphony Society, end was acclaimed a front rank piano virtuoso. Third on tho concert series i* tho Saisedo Concert Ensemble, a unique goup of two harpists, celIb t ana flute player. Carlos Sat■ado and Mlrnl Allen are the harpists; Mary Hill Doolittle, L tho cellist and Ruth Freeman Is the flute player. Their varied pogram Includes use of tha piano, group and tolo playing. lfarrell. noted, Matropoli HMack ----- ------------------ . . ... tan Opera baritone singer, will appear for th* fourth progntm, According to the Pittabu aburen Posb-GsseUs, ha la *ona of ths fine singers o f this sge. a ’ voice tff incredible, naHa turnI beauty, ha aingx with rare intelligence and a wealth of ,v*riety of color and expression, and ho hig tha g ift of choosing an adult, mature program that nev­ er lets th# nudlenro down." Funeral To He Held For Nejfro Mortician in- entertained about 3)M) children In Utngwond *nd visited tho I-nko Mnrv Sehiitd. -d*‘> Lsko Monroa. ||« pnaald out lots of loltypvpa Funeral service* for I .. W. Kirk* ■loimtcd by the banford M « r clbcrgcr, colored. wl(|> died al his thhnl* A iViMim Ddlr writ w on hitioc fust Sunday, will be held visit (jrnrvu and (Wlciln kldutOS* u Scwinjr Machine Shop Funeral Announced For Pelma G. Gore Is Established Here POST OFFICE OPEN ' The Banford Post Office will A sewing machine shop, witii Funeral services for Talma complete equipment for repair of remain nnen nil rlav Baturdag Gertrude Gore, who died recently ail type* of tho*( machines, has and the following Saturday, and ns » result burns, will bo hold been established hero by Rort double dnily deliveries will ho put at 8:00 otfock Doc. 15 at the Cou*, former sewing machine into effect to handle the Chriatmax rush, according to Postmas­ Erickson Funeral Home. dealer of S t Petersburg, Clear- ^ .... Joel.......... S. Field, who today qrged Ber. J. E. McKinley will offl- water and Tarpon Springs, and ter i>,at packages bo mailed pnrmp’Uy elate and Interment will bo In 28 year* n technician with tn KVnl<! Inst minute tie-ups. Post tho Chuluote .Cemetery at Chul- for the White Sewing Machine Comemployees will be paid uola. . „ |pany of New Jersey. overtime for the extra work. The * M ^ * ^ ,rn ? n Mr, Cous, who has -three aisisLong, Jo* Chalk.r, Maurice Ja­ Unis, will be lolned coon by his Instructions permitting enlist* cobi and wnitam (Ennle. — •In the, son-in-law. Lou I* Now, an experi­ ment and re-enlistment enced repairman of sewing mach­ Naval Reserve o f young men ov«r A huge mouthed 25 pound eat ines In St. Petersburg. The shop fish waa snagged on a speckled is equipped to Install reverse 17 and undqr 18 and a half years perch hook by J. T, Zorn shortly gears on all types nf tewing pf age who have not served in before noon yesterday white flak­ machines, end to build portable W orld-tVar IL have been issued by 7th Naval District Headquart­ ing near the Osteen Bridge. electric machines. er# in JsckeonvilJe. *1 mz. ■ , Ib-c. |fi nl the H"pe Hnptist Church. t ‘ LKtaoS mkct ’ He wn* formerly a mortician. All inemin-rs of i iinipMlFWX' Ho is survived by hi* widow, sing Dost 53 are urged t*» Im on Ito*n Kichelliergerj bis mother. hand Mondav rvrmng nt 7.UO Hattie Fichclbs-igrr ef Daylutin o'clock fo> the -upper and m W i* » ^ u n L ii^ h ; m K VlolrV*' WiU lug after sundown. Hunter* are linni* mill Hattie IL Ktnrkc; tw„ nnmiMl (thrutma* P*rt/-, Ugii.iuialre i-t rcqucsled L> bring not supposed to slirwit later than lirothers, llnrry I,. Ilrooks nnd runily (no flAliti* 30 minutes- before sundown, said T. K. Kichrlbctgcr, both of New ti t*»y ntc-.!-’ gifts will !-r presented t# DeLong, Ymk City. under privlli-geil rhildr'-n nt tho Klk Chrlstmn* Tree pnrty at .th* Fourth Street park. • 77 . -0 . ■ mm mv , * [w f * , -• ' u wiirhi Hancjuot Is Planned For I'W Im ll Team / . proval limitHtion pM'icmm. A Jons rantco plan which wntild outlaw tht atomic tifitnh ami nil other major •Banker Ordered To Testify On Whereiilmuts o f Witness mmiA . iimny Vki't'lMrnttwhil* l hi* I *mt«Ki Nation* urjfftni/ntfTiri .iitjunirn to br ma1o irtfj fH’.il I't'^tvi.t Inward Work is now ginrtlrall) com­ sepal ales Un. safety deposit the full poUtkftl arrd plete on the -Florldii Stale Itftnk boxe* front the portion of* the ctmimrit c A gub-comniYlttee uf Building which h«- been enlarg­ vault where Link tecoid. ate | thin ct ip n|»|nn>ved the plan ed In include l lie stmt- occupied kept. All pi I sent h.txes at*, lent- 1 iruchtnK 11. -o*.pro* ferpierkv -by ibi- . ilohb Hakery. cd, lull n —jfo are neruterk tberp H Ii I*3V* Uflae on »*.» Under direct mb „( Frank Ash­ i* ample apace in Hie tuub V cm^tia rpicAIiun down. contractor, the building Kilpatrick pointed out ticatlquar* Th mi-, improved inside and outside I hr»*i Grt-aNy appreciated by ro-in amt now present* .(it al'rarttve met* and employee alike during exterior with it* white, stucco hot weather is the ulr condition j WASHINGTON I'ec IS, id’ fini.li mg system. At tile front, the! Mm imeolni.i eviib-nce was mil" Ahorntmn* in -tin- interior in­ rn*l office i* occupied by It. II.|duenl today “f the injury int >| clude relm wtinil of threntinncr In rmmlry nnd Howuid Monticlh.i Hu- w.uliinc activities of Senator ( the middle of the building facing Iniurnnre agent*. Julian HU-n | ItilL. oT Mississippi when fmi it of Hunt* Fir*t Stieet, addition of two strom, with mimeographing fncil ■*h< <h» lotalliog more than f35.V<H) The In lit girU gr-*U|» front nffu-es on tithcr side of itie*, ocrupie* the- west office.I were identified by Felix Thoma* Minir High s^ehonl wiU-apoiwor ft the entrance, moving of tho vault The Family Loan Company oertp Newton.• of llnttiesliuig. Mist., f, i.ihnll tnnquct f«»i member* ul | f.M.thulj tram, to the rear of the new annex pics most of the upper floor, the! w-lm .aid he had paid them 'o j f;|| hiI mentblTH, and enlargement of the interim west purl of which i* occupied Hill'-- m HI 12 Newton ond >«• mil/ al olu.iil fl.oiiii.m m „n .mu of the hank The private office t»y the Raymond Photograph I mud i »••!** in Nfi•*«ti*$*it|i|tt *;r I'minof V. G. Kilpatrick, vice prr«i fttudio j cool xi'IjiMtln^ ’ hV piivniptif «f dent of the tmnk, is at the tight “ Prompt nnd friendly servo e ' t" • Ill'll.. \ V a I. m 'iti.| 'V, ■ - trophy front of the bank and in the left to iilske people feel nl h,,me - ' .v.i thtt-Uilt*"! I >« ht-lp rni **i IIM i. . . . n l - in gi idrear i- tin office of the ti-uiid -in motto of the bunk." said Mi i **“■” ■<pa IKri i‘t|iri?M - four Vi'ni** •lei* ........ . inrllldllig * of directors. Kilpatrick. C. H. McNulty, own | the f an «crm«tr I III- | .l.n »i- i-b-cted n» Then- i- .i cheerful, bright tip er of I be McNulty group o f ! 111* I. t., the Orange pent'aiuc' In the interior of the banks, is president of the tuuik.l rinrviieiitr«• fnini V|i**h*i|iju( Wall Ktw or Itovx t gaim- nn New \ cat's day a t . bank with its acoustical block ml E, G. Kilpatrick is Klip _ _Junior' liiivm Mt itiiw Itilr F ill ngvnt hunl- Miami. ceiling, fluorescent lighting and vice president. The staff includes asphalt tile Moor. Counter* ami Gene Tucker, cashier; Mi*s Maiy ing fur Ihr f«rnn*r prci clnry fixture* uro of modern type, and L. Russ, assistant cashier; Mr- nf HrriRlor IliliHt. T h r ^ e tie U rv , t 'll It 1ST M VS l it HE uh u u new feature i* the installation itavid Smith, secretary to Mr Kilwjiitf f1 Ti*rry, Tht* pretty (tins tin it* troo in of two .iHdlis whore custamor*I Kilpatrick; Vincent Peel nnd W il u Htii-- * i it i hi* S r n9tri• r « m tti i 11**i? Fourth S 10*0 I'.iik, glow at tjcnlbiit uf Witt fHN may be assured of ptivkey m Its I’eacoek, tellers, ami Mil nighl uitli - my lolitri-tl light I *-it*-1 counting irnmry or filling s»(ei v I Jewell Pittman and Mis Tin Si*m iln u b ri»ihi»i|il(*r ha* l,u|h*. 1, ,1 f —lit In-*- which wn* deposit boxes. A locked grill Itiehl ure book-keepers. lark hi i n . ,i fbtit ii .Ini k«M»iLt Mi * . dtmnlrd t< ' I t . ' ily l*y Mr |[u**«-ll m )>rii:itf "( tlio Knnfonl Ii.f(Art ♦*** inri)initfii-.| in U fltihihi; it MHO KIRI: ' i fnt ti -liir.-h> w hu h in * (Liiiit-ii ' 11*'1 D nr- 111.1 t•-<! un“ Idon" John Ivey hail not eve Ut-r .lui-.ti"i ' Sntio-y llii'haici «■•»»*«♦ iurh! oil l « * r i } ‘ * m> sat down l>< cot this noon .it tin-let*'-.i *|p*ati|M’nr m if ki on 'I ii,. d.i>. no t '»di Ik* u *«l for Lion* ("lull meeting ut the I mu Jnitif'9 Mrnil nf N"w t’hn-tinn. par io-. iti-'ludlrig that isl Center when he wm* infntmed lumiiiiUtH* ugviift. wTI grvcti I*y t| i- I Ik. t.oijgr Game Warden L V- DeLong ) hi k that hi* home »t 'Jfttil Grnndvirwtoday w'urned mjairisl liunting in • " n » ’ n Mibpfrttlin mi the hnnki'i Avenue was oil fire. When he Seminole County on Mnnilay-'. f“r nn Mpprai nnr«» in WiiithingUm arrivnl home, he found the S A N T \ 111 S ) »■!; Momlay. The hanker is j , M, Department thyre and the housel 'Vcs'iiesdaya and Friday, as fo. (jninn, rvrcutivr vlr** president ' * Santa Claus’ is 'lravinK a busy r l.lddei was full of smoke from n hurnrd! rest and,yconvirttmi ^Tlru' T !'* ,h” *' ••f th« .Inrk^uii Statu .Nntintinl st'heilulc in Reniinnfo County nnd of two groupn out radio transformer. There wns Sanford. Today hr at tended' a uf htmtrra npar Lithe Jenaiip foi Bank* no other damage, said Mr. Ivey. thf* offense, party for kid-iic* uivon by the Sanford Giirdrn Cluh. Yesterday For hunting on forbidden day., Gwync McCraln. |I0 each and cosls, Floyd lister Sharp, whn with hie 10 year old brother, had also l>etm found guilty on off day*, Belection of noted concert art- Jutlliard "School of Mualc in New wa* fined flO and mats. late for the Civic Music A saocU* tion aeries o f four concert* were today made public by the music committee. Tha concert* will ‘b* held at Seminole High School auditorium. H. H. Coleman, ch.iwn.n « f ( the drive, described it as vary successful, as did also. Mb* Katherine Brock, organiser of th* prorram. .Rock feller’s O f f e r O f Site For United N a t i OIJ.S In N. Y . Accepted Hy, Group ey put* squirrel, on Rllsxtt the major responsibility for what he term* the "wrecked rondilion" of Manrhurian Industry. Pauley said there were an- * railed ‘‘ranee strategic rea* .Mina" liehind (he Kustian ac■inn in confiscating and rcMue* ing foodstuffs and machinery from Msnchuria. Ills report wsh dated Nov. 12 and has Keen distributed to Mime toniMf-'-tnin. - Selections Are Announced For Civic Music Asssuciation’s Concert Series S ited hy high __ ^ by •aba ter tho : Saturday by istM and bar sixth iF » d * to "Wings. Fin* ami Antlers." the first In a serie* of five rotor movie* of outdoor life *pno»,.r*d by Boy Scout Troop ft, will bo shown thi* evening #l 7:30 o'clock at tho South Side. School audi­ In h b new capacity. Jim Chit­ torium. tenden handled the claim* and problems of thousand* of dis­ abled- veteran, for the V.F.W. World War II brought^ Increased demand* fo r service 'from the V.F.W., and guided by the wis­ dom o f Mr. Chittenden, that or- ssg&ssi S m o v ie Okeys Spain it kSIIINGTON, Her. lice. 13 — ( A P ) — Prr-idmt Truman's re­ parations rr prom t a tire, I'dwin P au lo . tod*) made public hi* report on. Manrhurla. Paul­ Miss S an Chitlendm i Arlington. Va. Is shown ree-clrlng from r, a L memorial by tribute [to the memory V. r. W. Chic# Louts t. HUrr, of her felber, Joe D. C’hltlmden former director of the V. V IV *vrv»o ha limit* | nurrsu In Washington, who died In IMJ from wound* revet rx\t In rriiisM* an.I fin* Jt'partmnu pa* hengrr • a*r tln m « L » ik * Lh, battle In World War I. ranlkation wax In the process otj establishing a nation-wide field with trained claim* pfT. B. Need For Funds aarvlce, ficcrs to handle tha load. At the o f - hi* career, with hi* vlparty. The Reported Increasing (tank ■ion being fulfilled, the old com* over to the H r n as j b m bet wound* itruck him low. Richard Dm Although Beat Sale* to date Death followed shortly. tn- o f cere am • ahead o f t“hose for the eorrels «P ~ t«d ,i Bom In Homell, N. Y.. In 1890, apondlng period of last vaar, th* The Ubn a be spent his early life in the program o f ■ tubsrculosis relief b*a grown In Seminole County, east. latar moving with his tht need foy for fnnds onts to ^Sanford. He enllsteif In 'ora, the If the and utreforo, Infantry Ut August, 1917. Ho .earry on the work le greater, Ut#survived by th* widow, Ruth waa reported today by George Tonhy, Christmas tool silo ebalrv me* Chittenden, who xerved as otherwise the* will be g l w i l * an army nursa during the first World War; Mbs ChKUndsn, a W Tha Christmas seal sals Kinii daughter; a ion, Jo* D. Chittsiv A full days schedule of Udns in th# city park at Fourth Si don, J r, who saw recent service to man tbs Selvatieu Army ksl- has attracted considerable nl In th# Arm y A ir Force; two |ta> mnd dime beerds on next tion, and tha sign waa mad* at tart, M bs Edna Chittenden and O'Doo’i Sign Shop. Th* Garden was Club decorated the base of tha Mist Lamia Chittenden of Banford, and two brothers, Roy and display whkh waa erected ' [ motion Florida State Ilank Building Is Improved OKLAHOMA CITY, Dm .'H .'M 1) —City, authorities Here put puli’ mil tire department cars to wo(k today r any lug passenger* during i work stntipnxe by bus and Ucd lev operator*. All public trans­ port ai loti -|a tli’il up, but the A PI street car operator*- union aa>'s' It’a no', a strike, The worker? ire ju*t Maying to fnnltniJptja *#»• inn. consider imr n wane decision by an arbitration board.' The meeting wits called l y Urn A FL Amalgamated Union rd Street, fa r Operator*, and it* ^ purpose was to romidcr a report from a three-man arbitration | board. The board hail been study ing a Htibm demand for a wait! Increase of 2f> cents a hour, ani In the report read at the union meeting, the limrtil recommended t a p»v tatse or five cent* an hoiu., Thereupon the hu* and street cm opcrntors voted to keep o n . mere t lug In continuous session. TUb ( move tied UP tiHl«lt service'! lighter than a knot, bu* tho union | Insisted it Wn* not- officially i* I * MANSFIELD, Ohio, Dec. '14— C/P)— A Pennsylvania Railroad official, estimated this afternoon that at least 15 persons were killed when tho road’s Golden Triangle passenger train rammed into the vrreck A go of two freight trains early. this morning. He also eati-, mated that 50 persons were * F L O R ID A , if t * • - • J -.*■ . . ; : 1 ; 1 h j , j ' r �PAGE T W O H E SAM FORD H ER ALD , SANFO RD , FLORIDA Are Killed ; 50 Injured In Train Wreck C. R. R*«d of Louiivll Who I* *ald (o-bo critical A railroad spokesman said ho eipected' tho Army wilt not annoiinco tho names of the dead Psttsrson’s address ws, not soldiers until nett of kin have notified. known. Naiass snd addrev*** of Meanwhile, seven cars of the tks fireman snd front hraketnan on the second freight trsln were Golden Triangle train that es­ not sTstlsble, but thky wer* be- caped damage have been rerouted llsvtd to coins from the Toledo and continued on their way to­ area. The fireman of the second ward Chicago. SniblNT (CUIFTOR I.oulio Anne Moore. 11, of Bronx ville, N. Y.. who wse beaten end thrown from an auto on a lonely rood near Smith Cdltege, Northampton, Mass, Is re­ covering from Injuries In a hospital near Northampton. Two young married war veterans, both entployed fa Leeds, Mass., were ac­ cused of lha assault. (Jnismeiional) Times have chnngcd. You shoqld review your insurance poli­ cies with someone who has the know!- j edge to sny whether 1 you hnvo inadequate 1 or excess coverage, ’ Avail yourself of our service wi t hout chnrxe or obligation. i In the A n ts rc - •(»<* and Mtdrw** |*f J .«n V. iKilan. h .rrb y nollflad that suit for df*11 (Mark••in . Avfnu*. Ilr»<iklyn, te r ra * b a a baan flfad ayaln a t'yo n N*w York. ' by llan ry Drluusrs. In lha Clrrult T«‘U ara haffby BollfUd ikal lu ll Court for lha N liqh Judicial Clrfar illvurc* ha* b**n ril..i * f » l n * t cull o f lha Htata o f Florida. In you In Ihr CTlru|L,CuurI for Mrm* and for Hamlnula County, In rhan* Im.la a'ounly Klorlda. In I'hanrrry, r r f y : and that you ara ra.|Ulrad by Thorn** William Imlan. You In flla >our w rlllan appaaranra In a r « h .r . lif r—iv U .d l « flla your aald rau*a on nr bafora Thuraday, •►rlllrn appauranra will, lha ria rk lha 14th day o f January, I l l l , and o f raid rourl ln-*ih* t'ounl) Court In dafaull iharaof aald rauaa will H » » » al Hanford, flo r id *. on or proceed K> Carla analual you. bafvra thr in n ilay o f January, Ttja vanaral nature o f ihla aull A .H , !•♦», or •tafauh *111 bo an- la fo r divorce and lha alylr o f aabl farad asalnal you and M id raaaa r-ell la', tlanry UrUnara. plaintiff Will proraa.1 ►« |>aitr Ordarad va: Iteloraa P r ls c r m iDlrndrint. that ihla notlra ba pulillalir.i om*a » Waak for four Pon lrru llvr waakt ■••I i.r sabl IM url at Heiu In T b . Hanford llarakl a dally FMtiliti.lv foun ty, flo r id .. IkU nawapupar o f Hanfunl. Hmiloola ilar » r liM-Finbfr, ISIS * <A>untr. Florida. . O. P. IIKItMIVU.N FI.kTCHCH W ITNK Sjl my band ,and lh* aaal , Clerk n| saht Court IN T IIK C lltl.'U IT COUItT OF T H R ---- * rourl Ihla IXlla da, of ntaJII NINTH JUDICIAL. CIRCUIT IN AD-. I l l l AND r o l l MKMINOI.K COUNTT, I*. IIKIt.VDoN F U H IID A . IN CHAMCRIIV No. Clark o f Clrrulf Court for Hainluola fo u n t, Florida OH- I JUST SVANTtD TO KNOW WHEN I MAO TO s t a r t Pu t t in g ON TMB CvD rry n u u « i -so cavs routs information i* o o r a Lip’ to accept the property. llvw llasN . IH I* ' “ ?«r.“ OTy Ifit-iU »ISV<I ALWAYS tOOP, Til DKUUIKU The Htat* o( Florida. Oraellna* To J KAN V. DOI.A.N who*, rssltl FLO R ID A $8,500,000 site tn M» " mldtnwn Manhattan for the ifr*”* permarv ters rommiftee voted in acrcpt John I). Rockefeller’s offer of an ent home. The . committee wilt meet this afternoon *th’ empower Secretary General Tryirvle E L E C T R IC A L A P P L IA N C E S • Diitafnsnii. « unknown: r « « H A R D W A R E NEEDS Bushel Basket H alf Bushel 412 Sanford A vrn u r Pi, 8RLF SERVICE LAUNDRY ANNOUNCEM ENT or Aeeepi Checks and Money Orders H A S T Y 9. O. fc s M & SON Phone lOiS-J . Fhwi to May Thirteenth 4iea Gentlemen, her© b a way to g e t your Laundry done as you desire—at a low cost. A clean sanitary, easy way o f doin# two or three d ifferen t waabiaga a l once. Everythin# is available fo r your convenience I n c h in g plenty txf soap, blench, starch, blueing, drying lines, pins. * / I have recently purchased the * L O S S IN G T R A N S F E R & S T O R A G E C Q . A gent fo r G reat Southern T ru ck in g Com pany •Pick U p and D elivery • Strvice ’ B and 6 Tube Table Models Farm Battery Seta 0 Tube Portable Automatic and Single Play Combinations Majestic - Crosley • Temple - Lewyt • Sentinel Automatic Record Players Battery Record Players ’ . Wireless Record Players Childrens Electric Record Players . Record Player Attachments for Radio. * l RUT 01 from BetUn to enter the U2L with his fiancee, Hlldgard Elixabslh Outlntr of Berlin, Germany, is Pie. WUIlsra 11. Zcttst, Jr, of Tonawands. N. <Y. Thsy'art shown boofitng an overseas alrllnar at tha Tsmpelhgf airport cn routs to lha tfnllsd States. Omclsl U S. Signal Corps itsdiophuto. (JnternaiienaJ) factories and agricultural irtery. mach Investigation Into Fatal Scrape Begun DAYTONA IIKAtTI. Dec. It. d’» Assistant State* Attornev J. i t'ulhoun liklay began uii in* ■t'ligation of the death of two Holly Hill men and the seriou* wounding of thtw oilier* in a 'hooting uffr.iv near tlurmell l;».f night. -. The assistant stales ullntuey conferred with H aglrr county Sheriff VV. It. Well* this morning and then appointed a coroner’s lury. The Ju^ will investigate the death of Harold Buckles and hi* *on, Stanley. They were shut in a palmetto grove on the proiierty of M. ( ”. Strickland of Run- Daytona Beach, I Day Phone 886 Mimeograph Printing - Typing • ‘ Letter W ritin g Letters, and Post Curds Addressed Prom pt nnd E fficien t One D a y Service eminolc County Credit Association flu y .jp u 16 N . Pu rlt A v e n u e <;TANBACK S P E C IA L $3.<H) V A L U E Touchton’fl PONDS— Cleansing Cream Vanishing Cream Face P ow d er O N L Y $?«75 (la x in c.) . Phone 180 HAVE IT HOW! PARKER “51” SET Tlte woitd's*‘ nitH( wunlcd" pen... it write* dry with wet ink) Coitly Osmiridium lip floats shadow-silent and slam iiuUnlly See T h e Rare Pipe C ollection A l Pipe Headquarters M ade In H elgiiim • France G erm any Ivct smooth. Tho ” J t " i* crafled with PsTtci (ftccision... available in four supet b color*. Parker ” 51” pencil to match. >. V• Stt, **Jk ItHiroby rap*. !• rkk - * t*u MK’K ICY’S DRUG .SUNDRIES H 0 South Pari. F R U IT C AK ES SAK<*Ams N ile 731 -R G R O O M IN G 0 :1 5 Morning Wonthlp .... 11:00‘ A. M a A r t h e s t e e d ia brought to the start­ ing post his -groom * ing is Judged, even b efore he proves his m ettle Personal groom ing Is im por*, tan t'too, b e fo re a n y­ one has a rhanre to make good. The Public is invited to visit and inspect our Laundry whether you plan to use it or not. . M. Chriat Ambntwadorn .... 6:30 I* M K v a n g e l i a t i c 7:30 I*. M W A T C H FOR O PE N IN G D A T E SCO G O TO CHURCH S U N D A Y Ili'tw eeii French and Him K. 1. W ltU illT l*Bntur nnd tlwlurv.l nmtiibuling N G e l your ortlcr in e a rly . NVt* a r e ‘fillin g orders ns they V J roitti1 in. • ’ . . J a T O U C H T O N ’S D R U G CO. ROBB’S HOME BAKERY 217 E. 1st Street one ADS ARE NEWS FIRE and A U T O Printed In Big Typo ORIDA Let us help' you k e c p ^ ia t w ell-groom ed look. R ecord Cases H arm onicas Records • XMAS PA m is All ab o u t A. D. RO UNTREE ~CHRISTM AS~GIFTSU GGESTIONS Record ’ Album s Needles Musical Toys However, only -‘tt of those na tioriK cuntributnl in the financial e rrangements. That was because invaded rmmtrir* were carnipt. which -last nut Russia and France among other*. The financing plan called for the United State* to give around '7f» penent of the money, actually. tlf.'OO.OUO.OUu •«* date. Britain » u nest wiith 90if2.OOO.OOO. , But UN’ItttA ha* dona much more than *end food anil clothing nin ond " * " up to It l hlrh inrliide* the wind leltahilltati.m. hnr inslamw, it has sent such fundamental thing* to PAG E T H K tt P le n ty o f c o u rte o u s advice on h o w to. w ash ufith Ibis system * • • .• • • l ' Sunday Serv Sunday School North African invaiion. Hut i* vvn* really n job fur an Inter­ national orrcamiatitm and n year Inter UNKRA was formally otpiimiitl. Pui-tv-four nalinna aljn i'll the atfirvioent ivhirh cicatiil Specialising in local and long distance hauling 404 French A ve. ASSE M B LY o f GOD produced by olhc, nation*. It* experimentation didn’t atop with th« war. particularly in the flail, of uirrrnft carrier ilrvetopiiivnr. Our* i* I ho lurRfst, fa-rte-t and niuHt heavily projectrd fleet in the J.'JJOO ton Midway cla»a. Then there i* the ailbnlarine fleet. American desianei* hare wnrkeil fur m>>nllu t Impruve nut tulim m lbMi in the way cf new luupuUiun equipment, liupedue* und underwater detection method-. Oidnance ha* aUo gone ahead. The Navy ha* ordered ruodifirxlion of toveral fiirhiinj *hip» for testing with guided miaalle Int(rriea. ' The Army uml Navy have licrr. very cagey about letting nut in­ formation nmreming iheir studio* of Iwctoritilogicai war fine, but i* i* known Ibat laboratory icaulihave liettti highly satisfactory. The Array’d Chemical Wnrfnre l«t| ” ha* dull* luii'iilernlde i i -wiin li mi new chemical task*. A : tin* same time, the Army niei the Navy, Ll>, S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A tliggcst ham so far. $fHI0,tMM),00|i wtnlh. Bui nil the member nn f Bunnell, own- over a llmusanil >i'*na have had a Voice In tin uri-k o f land fur rallle niistnj, s p e n d i n g and .listriluilinn ot 1 ur|H-nlininr and farming. Iluiu».!i tion improvement in riwtar and 11NI IRA tiioncy nnd umterinl. "•Ii y * officer* report l lie Hlrirkin tin. anlomntii' firin g largc»ibl pruprrtv was posted againtt ralilK’ r sun*. Almost everylasly •untins am| ili.-tt be rie.|uenlly know* lluil tho Unite.! Hiatus i* un- had i-iini|ilai,ie.l <*f |ier.iiii* hunticli , ng ..n hi* land. aiming at leadership in je.t-propelled a i r c r a f t at supersonic speeds. These are Just a frw t.f w “double the pniject* now bring kepi 'foie a legislator may take decker” water lane* is at MimJen, •eat In South Carolina he Germany., U i* formed liy a high 11 icily under-mvrr. swear that he hn« ttevei ‘>||ue«luct carrying the Midland I The United >.'01100* Itelirf and gi'd in u duel. I'unal over the Weser river. • ll.-liubilitation Adminislmtinn • l« J si'iieduled to vomc to an end-early Everybody’s Hardware Store* C I T R tTS ^THt u 7 t Expertly Selected and Packed FOR CHRISTMAS a census of armaments. Figuring this to mean naval u* well a taint and air armament*. *ueh a census would brine-out ir.to the open a large variety o f lop draw­ er Ameiican military *i'Ct«t*. The United State* NuVy ha* developed ship*, material and method* widl In advanco of some IlAplOS HOLIDAY GIFT—The Whole Family W ill Enjoy H. J A M E S G U T A G E N C Y THE S AN FO R D UN Assernb^ B) A SSO C IATE D PRESS There i* u bit o f concern In OReys MfjVe Washington circle* over revclaliuii* that might come out if the Against Spain j United Nations finally decide on a BRViniUtT MCKWa .N An.,,n ., fur 1‘lalnllff Ib-faiMlant. 1 H T A F fC R D GAGS FR ID A Y , DEC. 1?;.1!M6 IBS«I) Jtt.VN V. mil.AN, Y H L : 0M Legal Notice Ttll,MAN W 11.1.1AM |HI|^N, B U Y 0 H D FRIDAY, DEC. 13, 1946 -. cash m r in R N M to rou cr STA TH EATRES i io l d k iih Downtown Cleaners & Laundry 113 P a lm etto A v e CHRISTM AS RECORDS ........... Phone 914 A d u lls -4 0 c — -C h ildren -il4c MERRY XM AS MUSIC by I'erry Como THE NIGHT BEFORE X M AS by Fred Warinj ■ XM AS CAROLS by the St. Lukes Choir >H f U K A ) V C £ A T A S X V t N G 1 1.15j M agnolia A v e aaM U aaw » W S U N D A Y and M ON DA Y! < w w M vw w M v ia < v w M a a < s MUJD GREAT STARS IN WC PICTUKl THAT MADS T H I M FAMOUS! PICTIIRF. U Finest quality Indian Head, Ideal for making nap­ EVE RYB O D Y! kins, boys and m en ’s shirts, blouses, pillow eases luncheon cloths, dresser senrfs, many other usefu it emit. k WIIDSIASTS OUASOIO MIS SI AUIV V|j M*n J * i r d J r a i h la Win S»» h a a t i ACADFMY AWARD WINN SR Vov>t/ty LORD E L G IN -2 1 Jewels With Gold Filled Mesh Band B U L 0 V A Director—21 Jewels B U L 0 V A Excellency—21 Jewels With Gold FUl«d Mesh. Band ^,4-r i B U LO V A Goddefla of Time ’ W 17 Jewels w itlf Smartly Styled Band i C H ARLES COBURN W A L T H A M — 17 Jewek andkerchicfs G RU EN C U R F E X -1 7 JewelB 1 Bosket-Weave Band . ..... ......... . ■ With Gold Filled Expansion Band ivoningr sparkle slip beautiful all wool l over your most formal. Soft, eoft. Whit? In till punv/linen, hemstitched nr hand rolhhl t hems, full man’s sizo BENRUS—17 Jewels GUILFORD—7 Jewels j GUILFORD-7 Jewel Li , -Shoft PrdjrramCarl twin ‘ Klondike CaHsanova” _ In Color BENRUS—15 Jewels * 71c to 1.00 each . “ HomantP o f the West' . with Eddie Dean : ’h - * M .-M )1 Metrotdnc News ’/■ V White Initialed hnndkerchlefs.ln fine qunlity hand embroidered, rolled hemit. Complete nssoi Of Initials 1 .W ith Gold Filled Expansion Bond W E ALSO H A V E A ■ V -57c each . ■ 5:10 r. M. Frl O Man. Adults—30c ,* . * • D„ ° 4 ? LE w* 1:30 r. M. tut. a 8 m nUMrsitr-M* FEATURE PRO GRAM • Irld a y & Saturday! Sunday & Monday! 'handkerchiefs in a wide variety of pattern* nnd colors, rolled hems < ; , . .y 55c to 1.00 each r R'vjmMiiirr r , :' - 8 m 1- C A L L IN G A L L : K ID S - t o the Toy and Canned Food Morning Matinee - Saturday Dec. 21— lOtOO A. M. -On The Screen* ’ “ Knickerbocker Holiday’* MA Gift’ From Yourfcll.’s Means More” Ambush Vampire Bat** Sponsored By Ritx Theatre and Sanford Elks Ch»b ’ * �\*-*,*.' I * • I I V — — f h e Sajiford Herald !' I. 1W» ■. Sallr •**•?* •M 9aa4ar at lastM i, rttfM * H I llaa— Uw A rvw a . h m , s tlaaa watt** Tit. ists. •• r.rs. rtartsa. ■■*** 4H pss^s • U is s rv M ile s * i m a latt— *■■•*<• !•' rniDAy.pEC.i3, • t o ,w F L•O ' R . ID A ‘A C E P O U R *M •* ■* p* fiats, will fca roar aUr s lm tH IsS —11 'STATUE OF LIBERTY"? Southern Ambassador • President Trtininn did something almost unprece­ dented when he named cx-Gov. Mnx Gardner of North Carolina, undersecretary of the treasury, ns ambassador to Great Britain. Except for three Virginians, one of whom was Presidcnt-to-be .lames Monroe, no Southerner has held this post since George Washington appointed Thomas Pickney of South Carolina minister to London in 1792. President Roosevelt chose Robert W. Bingham from the border state of Kentucky in 1933. Every other holder of the post has come from the North. Wilson's Walter II Page rnighl he called an exception because he was North Carolina bred, but he had bten living for years in New York when appointed. There is of course no' tenable reason for this limita­ tion, and probahJy it has continued without much uwaro* ness on the purt of Presidents that Southerners were never named to the position. The Truman appointments have come from the South and West to a larger degree than has been the case with any administration for a )ong time. If'Southerners and Westerners art up to the proper standards,,as Gardner seems to be, Americans from other sections ohall be glad to see the honors passed around. And it will not hurt the British to get acquaint­ ed with a Southern gentleman. « ' CONT/Nu o u s ^ FROM BARBARISM TO CHIV- A L H p y s , ;Givft tzAnoff. c e iv , 5 j for the Yanks Who Gave program. It is hoped that I A R R I U PACKAG E al S T H E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD,' FLORIDA lA n d Personal Christmas.mprnintfjln v^ cn ir^ o a p ita p '’ throughout the land . ,' ' ‘ With the country attuned so completely, to a post­ war niber the many young men Tor whom the war Is far from over, and those for whom it never will be over. Because they nbc. out of sight in hospital beds, it would be easy to forget them. %The Legion's program Is an opportunity for Americans to ^ 1 Mi?* Olrdif Pyttin nml Jlfs. W. H. L/yson riitertwinr.1 Mm , Cecelia Trulurk. and lirr bridal attvmliuits f T i on 'Ihur»*iar w^th a luncheon at : their homo on Magnolia Avenue. Cocktails were served in the living room whim was U-nulifi.ll) r'croiated with lar*c a.raugciiit.i's of paatrl fall flower*. 1 In- gm l» were *eat*d at tbs ilmini: tal.le • wTiieh uu* covered with a eulwi.rl, linen cloth and in the erntsi « a rvllector holding an nini,ual fin a l atrangeintrit of the p..«iel l.nwels III a Silver In. l|. At. each In id*, mu id'- ;i|*cr u li­ ft slling ol i.ratJr, her gift fm Mi«* Truluck. tied In [>s*til r.l ere. To her intall flown ••i,t. Palrtila Totkr, »h«- gave ,< i.i en.M and chain. At f c hsniKfr'i placo w»< n crystal r raket m i, bui'iurt o f «wrp'pea* ami • hr.irt rust*. * r~ > oocial Lalcndar KUII)AY ' . The circles of- the Oardcn Club will meet as follows: Anita with Mrs. J. A. Young at 6:00 P. M. Central gun Mra H. M. Papsorui Orlande. “ REDDY KILOW ATT • a y iG MONDAY Mr. K. T. Moore who is SJV ufficial of the Sou h Atlantic (!a, Co. spent Friday in Sanford on business. Mr. and Mi*. Wallace Philip* air spending a month in North Carolina visiting Mrs. .Philips pairnt*. They plan to re urn lo Sanford about Dec. 20. * ^Thc Fitleli* Class o f the First Baptist Church, wilt hold their mer Anna Brown. The delicious luncheon cunsi.-MI linke | tuna ,fi«h with lim, tirooms in iiulividiiat cas-erolc,, ,,d apples stuffed with cottage rhec , , green ocas, new potatoes, rrli.li>--. b**' rolls, lemon pie nn I caffe,•. There invited were Mr- p»|.. S e tt, Jr.. Mrs. Pete. Ilavdcn Tepsir. Mr-. John Holt. Mr rh.y,. lea K. Snrneer. Mrs. ttlmrte, f'a ,. sons. Mra. J. II. McCollum „f Otrnis S C Mrs j . H. Trill,.rk, Mr*. C. R. Terwillegai'. Sr.. M i Helm Ruffin and Mis* K'unlw’h Hyson and Patricia ToiJ.e. • • Her huiband. will join her in the near future. Methodist Church of Mr*. Hoy Hoilir, Mr. and Mr*. Price Heard, Mrs. Mary McCau­ ley. Mr*. Daisy Knofc, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Miller and Mr*. Avn Wright Davis were among those attending the Province own Plsyrrs production last ctftnlnff. also hold their meeting at thj church at 3:30. The De|>«nilable CJUss, of the member I* revues' First Methodist Church will meot at 7:30 o'clock for their aonunl Women’* Missionary Union of Chi itmns party with Mr*. W. fJ. s Firet Baptist Church4will hold David, tiiO West First Street. annual - Christmas church annex at f S •Ir monthly missionary mectng at 3:30 P.M. at th« ehgreh. The Children of the Amish religion Mr. and Mr*. M. I . Unborn and Sunbeam* wilt meet fcMUIO P.M. wear clothes that were modern daughter Anne left this after­ and the Royal Aniba-fadoia will over 300 years ago. noon for Greenwood, S. C. to spend n few day* with M r.'Raborn’s paren a. They traveled via Gainesville where their son. M. L. Rnliern, Jr. joined them fpr the event 1 “ " I H i n couple 10 ISC Iv tV O n A t Methodist Church A cantata, -The S t o r y ,,f MU* Iletty KUij . .d.vuiihlcr of Mr and Mr*. fUleish Auvtln King Christina*.* will t><> pn .,ni,.,| a| of thla city, wIhim; eugsgement lo Ollbcrt J. niotkrr. »*»n of Mr. snd 7:30 P. M. on IVr. 15 at . t|„- Mrs Oreirgc Wllllsui Ittorki-r of btLsntr. *u» ummenerd rrctmUy. Kirs' Motlu-.li.t Church. Tli* irsl The wedding will be an rvrjil ot rsrly January Is sslcctrd from the Holy .Scrip lure* and I ho music c»mp»*rd by ........... ......... ....... Ellen Jnno Lom-n*. Tho rh-lr ..f - . .J. P. Thurmond on Elm the Methodist Church will 1-e a.ipnue on Thursday al 3:00 sls'crl by the Stmiinolr High. M. • I School Melmlrurs. 'Ire. Hoy Tilli* reported on the | This rnntntn U under the dinty council meeting held re- rectlon of Mis* Ollir Reese Whit tly in Geneva. The club voted tl4 with Sir*. J. L McKwan servhrlp a local newly family thl* ing a* organise Sol.-i.l* include Mrs. H. W. Rucker Homb Demonstration Honors Miss Truluck Hub Holds Meeting ! L W jifflftw M o y iy Regular Ad e SlFTSJ8 | ju IlCtt Si A'CAtl SLUG I CARRY ANTI* WORRY INSURANCE* «v. I Activities 5TO R P' \ rr 3,000,000 packages will Ire collected to be distributed W IL L .M A k B -^ A GLORIOUS PER SO N S r V O U : I*t th. Words ..of. iny mouth, »nd the meditation* of mv heart b « *ccsptaM»1trMtV *»tghL O-drhtrvsh. my rick and my rrdHto<r>— Ir* housing fo r; veterans and their families totalling nearly a thou­ sand. Harvey Seeds P o*f alio provides a cafeteria where meal* are served at eoat. a post office, a nursery, a recreation hall and other facilities. The legion has accomplished marvels with the means at hand. It la pathetic, however, to see housing conditions among tba vet­ erans today both in the state and In the country. Immediately the Congress reconvenes 1 am going to'demand, a Senate investigation of the whole Veterans Housing I’rogiam and do my best to eecur* legislation and funds which will afford to all veterafl* dtrem homes at prices -within their ability to' pay. It is a shame that a nation which could achieve tha greatest production recoid *n history to win the war cither cannot or will not provide homes for the men and women who w c i that *a r and survived it. Saturday wo had .a most in­ teresting and enjoyable day in Melbourne at the annual Brevard County Fair. This year the fa'r was put on by American Legion Post No. 81 and they did a great job in exhit iting the rich and varied 'resource-* and products of Brevard County.. Exhibit* were ootstandng and the- poultry ex­ hibit was the best I have seen anywhere. Very truly youra, . CLAUDE PEPPER. irR ID X y, DEC. 13, 1946 ..tilling Mi-* i t-lixMCfulbh—;.JI W hii Ic Rucker ciiTertain*ith a cola paity on Thursday ning at lirr lionic on Valencia !n This Newspaoer . G IV E . . Y O U R PIC TU R E FO R C H R ISTM AS ; — T H E P E R F E C T G IF T — Just A Friendly Call NOTICE ' When Mark Twain went to livtf in Buffalo nfter his marriage, he lived next ioor to a family who thought he acted anything but neighborly. Day after day they would see the famous writer around his yard, hut he seemed to take no notice of them. One miming they got surprised. They saw Mark go on his porcli in his dressing gown and slippers, and then suddenly look over at their house with un unusual degree of interest, lie sat down and smoked for a minute Yeah, ju or eo, but‘ kept gazing their way Finally he got up anti they co came lounging arrow the yard. u prices" I suppose .you people wonder what brought me Senator Peppsr of Fioiida u over," Mprk drawled " i t ’s pretty early in the morning incensed el the delay in veterans c o m c culling, blit I thought JtOU wouldn’t mind. You hooting. "H’s a fhatnc,"( he sey*. j,nvo „ „ ic0 house here and I’ve admired 4t every i h ^ . u ? r i r S i c i i r r e “ n.,#iae time l ’v0 looked at U. But I didn’t like. i U « well th en WatSKx. to win * the __111 _ „ . ■ * snti.ii ’ is was ivfong Ancient people thought emer­ alds sharpened the wlta,- contilled that .Senator Bilbo frequent­ ferred riches, end when .placed ly used his Influence with them under tho tongue, gave the power in an effort to gel war contracts of prediction. for cerfkln Mississippi huslngisynen. W# have .repeatedly ex­ v Malay la one of the easiest lan­ pressed our own personal disgust guages in the world lo learn-—it rer'political Interference In »uch has few vctlw, none of them Ir­ letters, but If the practice were regular, iio articles, no preposi­ h Atmy off left * have le* It w «* niilioulitrd today hv Mr,. Ncllir Vaughan thui tin- Mrlh.* TH E STO R Y OF >11*1 How that “ Courtesy Week" has hop* our ime to __ an ___ end,_ Vre ’ irchants and their clerk* do not ■get tha tusona they have Lined. Why not make every alt la Banford “ C o u r t e s y *k ?“ Why uot pracUce th* I Of speaking plraiantly to peei,,.; smiling, calling them by ifr, until stick hablti 4 Ncomo fBted part of sa<?h and •v*Fy* e jo f Uf. And wh|le we afe on i jnrbject, why llhould courMsy :d to marchanta anJ * These constitute I very »mail part of our population. Wny ahouldn l >na tie eourteoua to evaryilaeT Taxicab drivers anJ -driven. Motoriite and Tto'h Class will liter* fc* tb ril S r.k .i, S IT T IN G S M A D E T H R O U G H T U E S D A Y . DEC. 17 F O R D E L IV E R Y B E F O R E C H R IS T M A S iimoial Christmas party **n Dec. I f- <»t 2:00 |*. M. in I hi- ■buirh iriiir,. Each Deer Friends: , * I began on Wednesday, the 4th, a general visit over the state with attendance at the Gainesville Kiwais Club for lunch an,| a-i address to the student body al the University of Florida In the even­ ing. - We had a good attendance nf at least 1GOO. A fter my addrciut we hail an interesting queslion period when I invited the audience to ask questions. After the meeting'-the American Veter­ an* Committee. whDh carlltr in the evening had given a very delightful banautt in our honor and1arranged Die whole pfog ram at Hie Diversity, alto gave a very enjoy aMe reception at the Ktudcnt Union Ruilding,. which waa also well aUendod by stud­ ents and members of the faculty. ^ We next went tmuNlemi Beach and attended the .Southern Gov­ ernor's Conference aa gUrst of Govarnor and Mr*. .Caldwell, wjio we^e hosta to the conference. Governors Warren o f Californio. YOUR M O N E Y L frum nui of the South who at­ tended. The two governors who at­ tracted the greatest interest were Governor Dewey end 0 feel 0 Inch tall Governor*Elect Jim Folsom of Alabama. Miami .Beach. Mi­ ami, the beautiful Roney Plaxa and r*a isle hotels and Governor atyl Mr*. Caldwell wen the henrtn of (11 and also invaldahle goodwill For your money and othTr personal itcms7 no wallets ar9 by more business-like roominess or graced by_morejdisllnctivo; *< _ * ’■ r * , -craftsmanslflp thanThoso by Swank ,r. a name renowned for-life ability to correctly fashion male accessories 4to. the male'tasie.' for Florida by Ule perfect liospluifW> w hlch Hiey extended. Of grokpinterest to Florida and th* Hottiji -Wa^ the iltterniination nf the Houthem governors to carry on the Tight which they and the southern delegation in the Con­ gress have betn waging and which _(* noaring victory for fair freight 'rate* for the South. . loamtm *- •-< b rin g a g ift eceeitUNtuK car S U N D A Y N IG H T, DEC. 1 RAYMOND STUDIO J. It. Crawford. Mi * * C M Flowera, Mr* Aftda l.-id, Mr, t.-lii, O. Andc*. Jr., 'll,. Ncttir idlis. Mr*. Wilson, Mi*, t!. t i..nl. Mr*. W. D. 11nnson. Mr*, lliuinunid and Mis* Thurmond., FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Phone 1093 . . . where the line up or delicious disl.es makes rhisrsing a problem. During Chrlstsnn* shopping day*, you'll be grateful for • ronsrnirnt place like this! BDBBIE5 BRINK jVr In Miami In company, with Frost Bailey. State Commander . Up to March 1. 104<J, .the FBI of the American Legion. Com­ had Investigated 640,083 viola­ mander Joe 'Adirn* and a Comto r! of the Selective Service A c t mittae of the Harvey Reeds Post The 14,441 cohvlctioqa had ' re, of tha Legion, tho thini largest suited In eanteneee totaling 48,­ legion post In the United Klates, 726 years and fine* totaling my secretary and I visited Veter­ ans Village where the Harvey New York were among governors Herds Pott nas provided low cost liimmed.. Moi 6a* Ictihcd. tions Slid no grammar. occupied during the war, Woman'* GENEVA NEWS Christmas - b r i g h t little ffifts that bring a lot o f warmth and c h e e rL *; LOOK NO C A N Mre. A. It Moran inns morn An o . p e r e t t e in twfi »<(,. Scrooge* Christmas, will |« pro rented by the Geneve School i» connection with the Community t hriRtmee tree In tho srhool mill ilnrium on Tur*.lny evenlnr a: H:tl0 o'clock. Tli* cast i* *> follow.*: Stewnit r . The Senator” soqulns. D tischtble past case v*llrt.' Zipper prelrdioa. Cetiilae . Morocco, black o» krewa. «■ - E V E R SffA K P JRETRACTAB* ' * ■ 1. MISSES S LA C K SUITS .. W ool and Raybn Flaw­ ; \ **•!— Four button coat with long sleeve*— Zip. per closing slacks—-‘12 to la Grey Chalk Strip*. . 10.00 Cooks' and their m U treim . rycJe * I«t railroad eonr »!. Wouldn't that make It . t BATTLE JACKET SLACK SU IT. All wool t • flannel—Tailored slack ;; > ' colors*—N a tr y, Brawn, I j C r e d i t , Black, Ho d . \ { a lot about tbs negro ;hta thee* , days, both If* humanitarian* .and dans who woutd capthe voting strength of 1 population in certain Mullilsux Whitd and Black Sati n scattered Mklth multicolored '1(1.1* . it a* Ebenezcr Scrooge. Aubrey Moran a* Boh .Cralchtt Scrooge's clerk; Frank AinlCi* »• Scioogc’s nephew; Paul llradlv a* Jacob Marlry's Ghost; Sliirli-; Tnomas as Mrs. .Cratrhitt; »* Hand Fainted Crepe Stiuares r» or * Everyone la Inffted ro -come. Beautiful Floral Print Nylon "Tbe Two-Sont Wsllet Wkh trmoWkl use sad hidden p«sS^ « brown Morecte, 11 3.95 - Large Woolen Squares ROUS MK ON NY I CAN7 UAK ANYWNRI ;i AHYTWII .i m i b s e s Li v e s t e e M E T A L FILING CABIN ETS SLA CK S U IT. Wool and R lm n l - k s « l __ U _____ / 1 i w . t __ .a _ C o lo r s . Spiderweb Woolen Fascinator* in beautiful colors o and Four Draw Latter Six* Mttal Office Waste Paper _. “A Gift From Yowellg Means More’ - M on ogram m in g POWEtt’S OFFICE 8 U P P LY CO. 110 Magnolia Phone 950 K ID D It L fH lD �—■» ^4?■»»n ,- r g ? " " * 1 < FORD H ERALD , P A C E SIX The automatic grinding ma* ] ■chine* of (he bcartnff industry, t which grind'the Inner and outer rinya ,of bait anil roller bearing* to a precision smoothness of 1/10,000,000th of an Inch, toler ance, rotate their splindjes al By R: Jr SCOTT' S co n 'S SCRAP BOOK public Instruction Colin English total payment to the 07 counties thla month ii 91,782,612.09. Seminole county will receive 919,392.05 of which 917,153.80 ii for instructional salaries and 93,238.75 for transportation. P R E S E M 'f M O D E L o f A . P O P U L A R O A R i M 'f U f c L O W P R I C E F IE L D W O U L D CO£"f 1 2 5 , 0 0 0 IF M A D E . E H 'l'lR E L y B Y H A N D FOR R E N T iFU R N IS IIE D bedroom, 207 W. / 18th Street.’ Phone lOtlLW. Ha s <he A m azon R IY E R BEEN EXPLO RED UP a l l r t i ’T r i b u t a r i e s ? once OF ENGLAND, Ha d H i s o w n d au g h ter JUST NO R TH W ANTED oracled 'TH R O U G H A F R 0 2 L N m o a t a s Pu n is h m e n t Fo r r e b e l l i o u s CONDUCT” T o y s . B ooks, C lo th in g o r .O th e r G ifla . E*>r E L K S C H R IS T IN A S T R E E M a y lie L e ft a t M a t h e r F u rn itu re C o . RATTLESNAKES ARE ’ lb N O T IM M U N E To EACH OTHERS' VEHOM THE OLD HOME TO W N By S T A N LEY 3 • • 2 .furnished apt. fen. /c o m p l a im t s v % / F R Q M T H '< S lf*U S -\ W IT H T H O S E ’ j F U N N Y nUSM.fi \ 0 O iA T S / X I THE SMILE OF SATISFACTION l l Our quality dry-cjaanlng, prompt Mrvlcr, low price* have brought Jonea fa ce. the _ tm lle of Nu p «is « f t-hlRF Call 73J-M. ta lU fa c lio n TOM r5EE OUR S P E C IA L A R T IC L E S FO R S A L E G IF T 9 W ATERS • FOR* C H R IS T M A S BOXES W ORK $2 .1 0 W ANTED f)lt SALE: Wine fur your fruit KXFKRT painting — contract or hourly basis. S. <J. Urugnn, cake at Homer’s Sals Shop, Free estimates. Ph. 1154 m 783Ars Sacra Christmas ^’anls, while they last, fie card 30 for 91.00 LO ANS 10c card 15 for 91.00 15c can) 10 for 91-00 '25c card (Wor 91 00 LOANB M AUL W. M. KAIIER, Jeweler, * FIUJM 910 TO 9300 strict privacy; fast service FLORIDA LOAN CO. Building Works, partition blocks— 103 Sanford Avenue thousands — cement. Miracle Concrete Co. 309 Kirn Ave. W ANTED‘to rent—six room hou,e 100 STRANDS STOVE WOOD— HGKllOr/ HKKK WIIKItP, hy tin* year with option to buy. 93.00 per strand nl mill. Slsdes PRIVACY IS RESPE171 ED Permanent resident. K. A. Cov­ Avis Handle Shop—Luigwocd YOUR netuial -'esire for privacy ington, Rural mail carrier. in money mat'ers Is strtcltv m pocied hare. Frlandi and [ Wanted—Furnished . apartment or 1A Variety .>( Re Jon Us and other relative* apa. not ouaatioo** i houso for family o f three. W. | plants, well rooted, prices rea­ a* out your,: credit. Ytiur em­ sonable, Mrs, 1. E. Tvw, .200 a D. Wllkrrson, state ynad o ff five ployer or busiueaa associates will not haar.'of y*»ar personal r.ffairs.- “ Tbcrs tx no cause fat 3 R E A L E S T A T E F O R S A L E 1 PA ASCII K airbrush g embarrassment. hose, never 925.00. Reasonable credit requirement* FOR 8AI.K; tii*hi 5 room house No co-maker* on money loam with tiatb and running water, Cutnph-le nmdel b u i l d i n g set Variable payment plans, electric stove, telephone, 3 acres 950,00. Plume tW3. good farm land. Can give IniPhons 31 Man's Diamond ring, cost *300 00, metliate possession. Phon# Court Sill for 11011.00, Photic 993. ty 2593 after 0 P.M. . FLOOR MAT3 ' , Free-Pick-up And D elivery! FOR CHRISTMAS— New Gillicrt alarm clock*, 93.00. HparkUrV, 10c per ho*. Texas Ranter out­ fits with 14 boxes caps, 90.35. G.JW. Clark, Jr. Phone 417-W. P H O N E 466 12 SPEC^kl. SFAVICE3 Show cards and posters O— DBF'S 8IGU SERVICE O, D. Lxndtvfsi Phone *u2l HKNT A CAR YOU DRIVE IT PlloNK ion STRICKLAND-Mi •rfRISOS •' D W 'E -IT . INC, DODGE 9*AMTS 109 Palmetto D ,H E H 9lPa F*. Phone 1911 ELECTRIC appliance repairs— no repair washing machines, vr.ccuui cleaners, fans, mixer.*. Trotter Appliance Service, 304 W. 2nd 31., Phono lOtH-J, AUTOMODIIJS A radiators re­ paired, Wright A Cohan Gar- PIANO tuning mid i ’ pairing, latst 18 years 'with Cable Piano Com- 9 pauy and UniveraRy of Illinois, 'Champaign*, Urbans, Hi, L. L. 8111, Rcaidewe Phons Oll-W or USED stuinlaid sewing machlhe. Muakt Ifcij^Vhimc 953. RAGE ard special celery snts for sale, I*, li. Rehrcns^ ke M unroe. Fin. Phone 200', NEY DRY CLEANING CO. !AST SECOND STREET by IS T H E T I M E T O S H O P IF you are looking for n small lady's dinner diamond ring, cost 9325 00, sell for J 125.00. Phono home UNDER *5,000, ws hnve FOUR ranging,from 93,000 to 91.750 — one PA R TLY F U R ­ NISHED or. a 'S M A LL LAKOt; FOR SALK: Light speed boat and trailer. 1311! Hrllonville Ave, another in a very good location DOWN TOWN. A L L WITH 2 GIRL’S blcyclaa in good cottdl1 M M E D 1 ATE POSSESSION. Uotu It In Magnolia Ave. Phono Fred W. Urrulvr, Room 3 Fla. 531. Slate Hank Rhlg. Phone 1030. 10 MM Ampro projector with Dali S A R T I C L E FOR SALE & Howell ramura. Films, some new mid othere ready to show. Popular Beat Coven Complete with Lrj’tud. No toy. BBM&fOLE T IRE SHOP Will demonstrate, pile*'S3t>ti3)9 complete. Rny (19), Sanford. IM ITATION leathers In most enrtrfg 'and targe selection of HOT WATER heater, tank and ' rood' bphofalWy fabric*. Robert connections, kerosene, Muscovy D Brown,* 2911 N. Orangr ducks, Cornish game chicken*. A re,. Orlando, Pis. Phone 3J or 937. RADIOS, phonographs, record*, TREE ripened fruit for eating sheet music, guitars. The Music or shipping cut to order. 1.75 bushel. Haute 43. - Log CeUn. Rullding Ulocks, partition blocks FOR RALE: Refrigerator, 7 ft. — thousands — cement. M irecli Norge 9100.09. Phone 760-J. Concrete Co. 309 Kim Ave. X A V IS IT / N 6 L 6 D & E T E A M F R O M HOOTSTOVk/N E L IM IN A TE I> T H E L O W HANO/M& A W A IIN & A\EA4ACE*ON M A IN S t K E i j T ~ aes.iM si.-va ntmu W ANTED TO RENT VETERAN and wife desire, 3 rpum N o t e :— W e h o ve no fa c ilitie s ' fo r r e p a irin g o r refin ish in g used toys- P le a s e b rin g lo y s that m a y be used w ith o u t re p a irin g. S A N FO R D E LK S LO D G E . ROOM furnished apartment, adults only. 1020 Laurel Ave, O F C L O C K -P A R K A V E N U E . f| l OPERATED NOW E [RHOMB for rent. 903 Catalina j Dr. Phone 4 0 0 - W . _______ Old Faithful geyser In Yellow­ stone Nalieeak Park throws 250,000 gailodr W'steamlng hot wale,150 feet in the air every 70 minu t«. a a fti ■ £ 1. THE FRUIT BASKET A volunteer army of 140,00(1 Tlu«»lan civilians composed- of pre-military are boys. med peasants, and 30,000 wAmen arc cleanin# out the minra and shell* an I booby-traps planted, by the Gor­ man Invaders in the Soviet. 8AU1IO O U H t to the Qeneral Port Office, New Yolk, are swamped with large and heavy packoge* mailed ]uat in time to bent the dwdllno m parcel port packages welihlng over 5 pounds and over 18 inchM ta ength. Train curtailment, dua to coal atrihe, caused P&ilal aldhorilJca 0 place the embargo on shipment of big parcels. (DrirrimfidaatJ ‘ Tl ereil Jof ego. NEW 5 H.P. Johiisun kicker and boat. 017 Celery Ave, Plnntc 9-75. Call I1J7-K after 5 P.M, HOUSE trailer, good cimddin K.09, cash. Call H2I-J. .< Orange* for- sale, '91.00 per hush el, W. Geneva -Ave, J,,JL For­ tier. ' s\ { I) EPEND A n bn re ,lo sendee. Ths Music Box, Phone 953. WE repair domestic and commer­ cial refrigerators, electric ap­ pliances, ( n ^ s f Jhachinvs, irons and toasters. 358 Sanford Avo. Ph. 859-J, John Gillon. MAt RWK SHOP Ulid yoitrVpiiUeiii machine into a portnbltf Mi-ctrk. Install lbs UrkwardmWB forward attach­ ment.. Repair all make*. Sup­ plies for all Aiapkine*. 115 Std French A vo. 1‘fnihe 11IKJ. table clotb* & UKTA1N8,, fli luncheon HJIlttirun seta. BflS, TfHSOWl, ashed, HHHFfiVil atarrhed and streteheArf JUS Melionvlllr, A > Phone 87>, {A - , _____ ^ CHRISTMAS 1 tS ^ f o f age rr eondltleu. IL 906 VV 2nd SL v WOOD for sail pine. Phone M. .A atuutt UNP, Mary Mariana Qyeen, « a « recently given the gift of In a dellcateopcration brought th y the generosity of a group diroad men, help* dress the ttipas tree in her Greenfield, y home. Iasi year, Mary lay tty to her crib, completely in iRffc, While the parents put up «•. .. AInternational) for all occasion* Mr NEILL A YOST. FLORIST 4 Celery Ave, just o ff Sines Office ph. 403, residence oh. 616-1 CRYOIITI Kin* many chewing Infect* I m I High control at low cost! Also a v a i l a b l e mixed with copper or *t*lphur, Atk your nUxorl A m iM in Joseph Stalin la shown above In this recent end only ever made o f him M ha strolled about in the cioeely guarded i of the Kremlin in Mnecow. New rumor* o f Rulin'* Ul health Announcemeitt S 'EM A DOSE OF PENC0 DDT INSICTIQDISI ^frtur Prnco DDT Insecticide* l i e now avallahlei p eg co WILSOf P ib . « » 1ML30, h .j La*. Pen no Emulsion fm.crwtrate, IVrn ah Uni<4>..ceh.rate, U el li j. ] ■:. I*. _•robrg' I ' • *s ^.It lit 1 s Tandy fruit. Alsu full line nut*, fruits and vagatablta. R. E. A _IL V. Alkco, 110 jVeat 1st Strsct. SWEET Hamlin oranges 9^.00 bushel. R. W. Lord, Phono 7 P « U , Livestock, Suppllaa tTOUCHTON * WATSON; 1201 FOR WATCJJ repairing, Diamond i ‘fiery Ave. Haa PuHa* Fee da. •ettlng, '.m ilraying, se* r Mr. Falkner oC^ather’s. One wrAk a order for baby aervlc^ A S S * » " . . chicks. •S a n fo rd X-Cel Store. 2nd A 1ban ford. Champion stock, puppies and lohd and black— Merdwood KenStreat Turn at BOB— J yellow mall box, HEADQUARTERS for Christmas Mr*. Rrown gifts, toy*, go mss, books, dolls. FOR SALE: Cocker tpatflel pup­ are Mvf ss Buy now on budget or lav-away, pies, registered black malesfor ChHttma*. - S Muss. 2631 Will. TUXEDO FBBDS -complete' Une. ’ Bunt’s Tu»»do Feed Store. ’ Duildlng Blocks, partition blocks : — thousands — cement. Miracle . Concrete Co. 309 Elm Ave. new brooder. 600 capacity, 940.- 1H HJ*. electric IjO t l L and Mspl. W ANTED.' weman IWu m work, 107 I V. *honA at 01m your rad mVJ eous ee^rln Johns EleetH me trial AVp.i SHOP �( ) THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA F R ID A Y , DEC. 13, .1946 F A C E SEVEN o Initial Practice Session ’46 O f Lettermen On This Year’s Team Jan, 7— S E M IN O L E •Jan. 10— S E M IN O L E •Jan. 14— S E M IN O L E Jan. 17— S E M IN O L E •Jim . 24— S E M IN O L E Jan. 3 L-vS E M IN O LE •F e b . 4— S E M IN O L E F eb . 7— S E M IN O L E Feb. 11— S E M IN O L E • Ganns States Celery Feds WIill E n t e r E. C. F. Tournament ; -------By A R T H U R BETKW ITIt. JR. Herald Sport*, Kditar Conch F’rrd Culms’ Seminole * ' llii'h - School -ontart) miuierwent their first practice ieailon of the Iti40-J7 M-asim at the school gym yesterday with a targe number of hipefuU on hand for the drill.. Th» Fed squad waa not ma­ terially' hurt by graduation at the end uf I he lOtfr-itBf tiyaion, and jftiany nf ihe team l r * ' returning |» a- Among those expected ta re"urn to the team are W illi* An­ derson. Jan Jenklneon,* Harold Koatiirr. (11a r « n a * Grantham, l.loyd Swain, I .eon Swain, Floyd f!...... tta..iw 0 By Jack Sords V'lJillA DKUAll. ht. wire AM py SEABREEZE E U S T IS M T. D O R A LEESBURC. D eLA N D M T. D O R A LE E S B U R C E U S T IS D eLA N D _■ V P lain tiff* tOUIH I nilIM KM rt al* I Mfrtultlttt *- P H IL L IR a. AW-tiMe iwtvgfttny op IbUMOtJ 0ASK»-TBAU- &a c < A PH efc-ttetre 1 V \ \ \ CAMti Nl>. «lu». . Hl'tT T O g l ’ IR T T IT I-H JOHN k\ ItHM AIt mi.l V tA f?S u 4 l^ e- \ M A R i4 g ^ MITII K TO tri'CLII TIIKr JtTATK OF’ F’l.OlllItA. T'> Mill IH I. HltlMHM alnl Kt.»:i*NoJ| I. IHim CM. hi. -Hr If living ant It ileatl, their unknown heir* nl law, 4 o l«o . l*«ilo«. nr (on lio ami all pt'iaon* haeln* nr ru'inint In hava any rliihl, llllr, nr Intel..! In ami lu iailr I In II lllurk i of • __ du-ts-----...—:------- 'e a r's Contest In Orlando Available ability to master the all-impor'ant fundamental* of pasting and bail handling. The Fcila have a wealth of IcSfcrmrn returning VI V* V* ve ve Vg ve ve V* - IIUNI FLIPPER Seminole High Cage Schedule * Tkke’* fur the New 1 ear’s Tangerine Itowt classic may be obtained from the local Klk» Club, It wa* announced tnday by Joel Field prominent Elk member. Fifteen ticks!a for the 50 yard line and 15 tickets on the 40 yard marker have l>een »ent for Sanford grid enthusiast*, and may be reserved by contacting Hugh 'Water* at the local club. Those who desire ducats for Ihe attraction *hould make re*er- SPOUTS O D D ITY The ulil time Seattle promote (•eorite W. (Blddi*) Blahoji, uiicu •accepted an unusual contract *o namlle the heavyweight coxing protege of n Brooklyn dentis*, Hr' John St Utley. A clause in he nsrerment said Bishop had to add IS fu I.*, p„uril|s to the frame of fiirhter Arthur Clay l>ray was a Mrlngy il-yearofd boy weighing 175 pound* and alanding well „ve, «lx feet tall. It meant $2,500 to Bishop to make goud un the agreement. Well, Bishop auccerded in putting more than j.. pound* in Crey by stuf ling him w|i|» . pork chon* and « r » k * . but when it was ul| over, Little Toh‘ /"ovon/e Gi vo Books for CAmJaroi an&iwujvi V.. n o u s i ’ . a t n ^ A i i i ' y aJ( t \ ' 2.SK CVlty 99 PbodTS \ V J n ; e itr ttM -fa cu e - a ? a uv i d o e e A - r - iU n a h . - Daytona Beach on Jan. 7. » Dana* staled that Sanford will promptly at liter the Frnst Central Florida Cqnferenco Tournament t„ lie ill lie held in Miami during 1he held in Daytona Heath at Scr,- — breetc Iflgl, oil Feb. 2,1 and 21. ’ ” <• also hope to be nhU to ei». tir the Slate Tournament that A t><*3ntlftil •tcctl* lie’ s safe w e c o e v o f U 1 fbodfS MStP C/ icj'W Hof* OF WiSCOftSfa the «*ICulfi ion "Jil mlmiti’4, un*1 |*it(»Uun;h wim willi n fli^nl of fMltl hi U»«* |i|4l * i i min- . . . bo’* Iuii stim ii , , hr ■ I’,light n J ^ml , cry plus wilt Di_jlu-Uu4fii **J • rtmitt-iMit* $» fit Us ml *■ 1*1: It* flHHPl 1ItK lit V l» | »II .III* |Si taiMlK l.s.M is .111*1 M .l.fll- «.f ulr* *if tin’ luilf |hi,| tlit* rmlril on m hinlult*. Notft' Uitiiir Wtoiltl HllVi* Wt'h (hit wiiiltrl l»y P O P I I . A U n L E G A L N O TICE m o \ iM-fl t ] Ot rtr4 * f w or FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM E- -f t . mi * TRY Nick’s Own Ice Cream Ef trill S itk a HELPS KIDNEYS N sm er* H ttm lul Impurities o BeckadM, lou ul Ptc .4.1 |wp, tcttln* up •i(hti. and hradarhc are oiu o esuwd by kothing more than improper kidiwrr *clion itus to tsetM acid In the uiioe. Ths Sidneys u< on* of Nature's wsys of re­ moving impuiilies from the bh«xl. And when these iniputlties btek up, iiouble may slant. So if you have these troubles, t've your kidney* amt bladder a good flusiimi out A loiiiplcisf syfl rvtrfy PATTERNS HE’L L LIKE 1.00 PAIN T SETS 2 29 TOOL CHESTS 2!98 LONE RANGER SET 79c BLOCKS 1.98 FISHING KITS 89c PURSUIT PLANES m.tout*, vegetable*, and .Rout I* absolutely nontlUkml have taken It !yr Delicious • Healthful three generation* . . . often with woodrifu! results. Caution: lake *a durriyd. For ft » trial aupply, send to Dept. X, Kilmer Si Col, Inc, Uu* 115$. fitsmlurd, Conn. Or—g tt full sired bottle of Sotmp AD rfiltdren lovt lo pound TL» v i nn I*Aline AWriiy 1*1 tlir-u ttf if l « mutant widi Root today at your d/ugstufc. l li I a well iiiAilfl t.ihlr Itt* cludts ttAinmtr and t>«K*. W H Y COUGH YO U R SE LF TO PIECES? Because Your Cold Hnr Left You W ith A Naaly Cough M M IH IV r. TltA l'T O K and l A U T S Ditcuuraiad- Attend the M atinees 1.00 T E L E P H O N E S irheii you pen treler ladder IrritcUuo that night*. W e MnRe Our Own Ice Cream, All Flavors, 414 Sanford A ven u o B8c 1.89 3 98 SERVICE STATIONS 2.29 4.98 DOLL HOUSES 57c ,2.19 WHEEL HARROWS 1.77 j 98c TRAILER TRUCKS 66c ’ 89c SHOOTING, CANNONS not when you gist and get Brnn-chu-lini Rmultiim You won’t rave about lIts. t:i'ti‘ but addlta ran’t expert m-AI rr-ulta from ths Itm r awret -v rup* you’d give to a ehrld t’ -’ n nirtllcine Tor giownupa btu ■< .mr give* m u lt* and complete »utt» faction. So no matter hi^e atubbotn y»tr cough because of a Void, no moler how It rack* and tear* no matter how many re medic* vnu may have tried~iet llron-chu-line 'KVnulsion loUa^ and gel rc*ult*. Mafixfactbm gugratilecd *>r money TH E P A IR Th* two truck* are detachable and ran ba played with M ju it s ljf. B p u k ilo f rod aud bit,* enameled. 36 Inehea lung. CORRECT MEN’S WEAR KEG. *7.07 META I Everyone loves a Teddy Bear HAVE YOU TRIED THE NEW A T L A N T IC Funniest GOLDEN PALE ALE? • B 88 IR IS H MAM FOR A LL AGES A REAL M USCLE BU ILD ER Me*Nt ureert are the Leaders 6 f f.l feel Atoref A rtere’l a Belt In His fe d Usq Our Convenient Budget Plan j n e ’ e brawn and w # u * soft amt cuddly far tUe erm* to babL Elush. - OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9:00 IV NT*. *"■ �PXfcE Ltcttr T H E SAN F O R D u H E R A LD , SAN FO R D . F L O R ID A THE W E A T H E R . in Unity T h e re la Strength— fontinued fair wralher tonight through Tuesday. Gentle In mod­ erate variable winds over the north portion apd.gentle to mod­ erate northeast to east winds »< ft the south portion Uirough Tucaday, • . ’> To r estart Urn re*## e f the WetMi To rrw is ls the rregreea ef America; fb Fredare rrevpertty fer Baafard; AN V O L U M E X X X V III *’ i. m ■ Boost Seen In Non-Resident Construction V IS IT OVIK J E W E L R Y DEPT. M E N ’S W ATCIIE& 20% OFF Ladies COAT, fflffS 29.95 Now 510.00 20%' OFF N IC E SELECTION OF LAD IE S C O AT BUTTS W ATCH ES 34.50 Now. 115.00 V ISIT OUR J E W E L R Y DEPT. FOR X M AS GIFTS IN JE W E LR Y 210.00 •E n gravin g • Diamond Setting P ay as I # # tfet 10% •W atch Repairing DOWN Balance. WMBasy Terms t M (.K i * be ptaerd on new hemes and titiva te enterprise la to be given a . tnoeh, bigger aay-ao In solving the housing crlsL*. These mores fellow Mr. Trumcn’s onouncement of- the abandon­ ment of' rsort of thj previous housing regulation.,. Ills statement has drawn brickbats from admir at former Housing Expediter Wilson "Wyatt and bouquets from the building Industry generally Meanwhile Republican leaders g e n era lly said *hat a managementto* bar pie* to Congress to go easy In revamping present labor legtsatotioh has come too late. A Joint sUtims* bv a committee to CTO. AT of U National Association ol Manufacturers and Unltad Qtates Chamber of Commerce representa­ tives has prqgosed that induntry and labor should he left to their own devices to seek peace. ‘ The statement objects to com ppltory arbitration, hut Republic^ m ’^'congre»»men said they feci ™ h f situation now hay advanced to ths stage where ravtsad labor legislation Is certain to be pasted t y Uia new Congress. " T h e Army end Navy officially asked today* for an Increased 114.000,000,000 share In the na­ tion! budget But Informed tnurres said tha two services actually are anticipating deep ruts In the ns |h*nal defense fund* In th# next fiscal year. They expert nolle* 'When President Trnrrtan's budget message I* put Into final shape. MATHER HAS A* FINE GIF!' SELECTION IN THINGS FOR HOMES! . MUST BE SOLD OUR BIG XMAS TREE a i ;s o B RING IN; IfY o u IJ s w A ? Ac­ FOR ELK’S COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS TREE AND PLACE THEM UNDER THE TREE count With tus, W ill A d » m OTHERS! . . Your Account At No » r(|IKh DEM," 203 - 209 FIRST STB: “SANFORD’S BIG F P n ™ n L ’ . .. . • ■ • 'A V / c-' • To Associated Presa Leased Wire N O . 33 Bilbo Accused OfTakingLake In Airport Deal Chargca And Fists Fly At Bilbo Senate Probe Cost Of Building A r ­ tificial L a k e For — Senator.Is Charged To K e e s l e r Field For New Congress; Predicts l ax • Cut • ATLANTA. Dec. Ifi. i.lh—Sen plor Robert Taft of Ohio ta id j" dav hr is not at prevent a car db'ate for I hr Republican n" mlnatmn in Atlnntn." Tail let this he known at • new* conference in A'lantn. The Ohio Repiihliran gave U" newsmen u furreaxt «»f what express thr nrw UOI’ cnngrflo Hrcompllsh. Hr predlrtrd that antt-lynching. < anti-poll |ax and nntl-rariak di' ’ crimination bills arc likely t»> In fntrf-hifrd, ami- liave a gvoit chance of paxsing. •At the same time. Taft sat'1 the new Republican Conrrea# will h^Ve “a .vvry^jiy mpst hetic feelln toward the Miuth.’’- ' * Hpexklng nnlv for hluurlf. an I not the party. Tdft -ant he rt pects the next *r»sion to p *»-! what he teemed "a comprehenslvr hill mi Labor relations.” While declining In detail Ihr lefislatioi . he declared the hill rertalnl* woii|it*1nrludr most « f thr point of thr Ca*.r hill. ‘’Personally-.’* _ajd la ft. ''I. uu,illy have !>rrn opposed to con> pulkory arhitratihn. hut I wouldn-' nay I would trfu*r- to go alotu with It ” Tuft pr-d trlrd. n hr tia* in th* past, I h ,*| Ihr or.v l'*illg | r,* wrl m a r l - general .'<> pri ir iu cu in income taxes. H ow ever, b* •lr< liiint to rlstmr.itr WASHINGTON. Doc. 16 — (/T*>—A Lookkcoper testi­ fied at the Hillm inquiry to­ day that hin company had imilt an artificial lake for the Mississippi senator and charged it to the cost of a wartime airfield project. The witness Was John A. Hellan, bookkeeper for a contractor,. Hrllnn *aid that the ro*t of the work done for Theodore llilbo war rrttrred on thV arrnunt cover­ ing ronxtruction of hre*lrr Field Biloxi Thr ntiimiiu , «n * ipor* HtOHlIOHTS Of THI AlTtRCATION that dUntptr.1 the Rmi|« War Invrxtlgstlng Committer’* rmhr of «*m Jn ' v «hln «t»n. ltapust Church deacon Itohrrt G.nuiy. n than t l.tH'ii. Thu tame out at , T ^ 'n ’P ' » 7 ■aP0*"!. ” he * « UnM" A\ right, former Rep. Hc^s Collin* (D-Mtaa ) 1*^^re­ . the hraling Ih-iiic conducted by strained by police after he hsd thrown a haymaker at Gandy and knocked him from the wltnr.** tt.,nd. The [ a Senate committer into thr m ;trac*. tjegan during a .Rsretslon of Ml.lljslppl political I>*1lrlr,. (Inlcmotlonat .Voundphoto) i turn* aCtHdtic* o f .Senator Hilbo, — I A contractor from Meridian, Ml*-:., n. L. Kmnt. also testified . tinlay hrforr ([ir Hrniilr coinmil‘ trr invfutlpatini; Senator Thro* 1 dorr* M|lbo% connect tons .with war- Chattanooga To Hold School At Municipal Park \|»|ir»\iin;tlrlv I .10 IMt’ii Ttt I’arliripsitc In Bns.’b;ill Clinic fbr Funeral ‘ ires CARRYINO PIACARDJ, demnnxtrators (top), stage a rally for Genrisllaalmo Franco In Madrid where he told.them that the United Nation* h«d no right to Interfere In the Internal 4(T»lr* of Spain The turnout occurred j |<\»r W after proposals had been made before the U. N to recall ambassadors ' * U * "1 • from Spsln until the end of Franco's regime. Af bottom sre some of th4 300.009 persons who gathered at the demonstration. (International) T il " » hnfIj||Me • '» I It r r ti \ »» »m w ill '!»••?. b -I if flu ^ 8 llif m t lt li ri| Mg, Ih Distribution Of Farm Products To Hr Itttpnwnl 1 1 SpMnl I " Hr. Power Company Explosion Rips Begin? W ork On Front Of Cafe New Generator In Minneapolis • I - l M|f •*1**1$ h.x rlipll *1 b* rliJtll r.uk, it Tl»* 1 Mil • Ihr tiieif»p\ " I In mil H ighlit . trlury «.f 11«#» Nrniiiitilr f%%nvifv I’ l»HfHl*rt »»f *'ninhltofcr rtilrr-l Miggli.a .In ffl ilmf itegnllA kin, 1/ It... 1. lilt lb U 1919 and r-dltls •'» M-i, 191J |fr mxitVed iiio-.tlv Mi- It* -erVl*-* PVt> out n* Ort IP |<)78 In <laleshurit lit He li l.skeland He. survived hv wa . t»'»n til- vu* *w Mr* *W t. Tarip of .'ixntoi i • ... one win W |, Tapp tj of |*ii(Mo. I ,'- in* t hern iere 11 .-,t lta»oi,,|* pet In. I w ill t.rgto and r.iotiin ir until 1''ti mm* 'p n llog III pl, .f frii/iti*# flu* tpiit|»« » niiifti*» j% 11•I pn ir% nf vnriiMi-a it «*f tRifttoVti Mrfkly |tit$r|ir«»fi ,«? *lt« Tmiih f l ititi l Oe-.l i|| trlhote. prmlure e-i m l fit ’ Tin iii -I r"t - -01-1e t . *loot niro* .# A .** trill*• • •• I 'o in -n* \ w«»h l • ••|t»Hy 1 tin t tn f«•» fttltr trllltu*. Kr io||f||i»toi| Mi -mil »!»*« t* $ »t.»t 1 vitret*tif umi t.iif 1 vtiulh 'll** • •-•Itii t(lHtia| rif,|tir in Itie- 1rilrr -il til tut t tyf (hr wm lit l» h («|«Jn Dr 11411 f,» • -x| Homo Itr ill » fti-tli *ti# 111f•*r »'t I r**f«*t if,I hi llktrf rl I.* 'hr .’rul ( It ip * I'tlitrl *1 ivlltrh Hrr.Ill’ tl»,l , ^ ,1 f ' ............. . , • r•» «|(xt|limi, 1, • " "F IHr •hit, .« Icmir •Ii/bt• •ind 1*1 *Xii.niremriila have l « r M rum —1| .1 IMUnh-l I burrau.i anil)’’" ,,,• "• it'IHr t ,i.tinhi*;>. wln.li ..l«lei| ulth llir Ill'll-p .nlwn l it \ j-r l'iir j tir ■ •11 I Ihr I eirnt Dial nf tti*» Itihle ' (It'MlI In ipiailri the loro M! Ih.ylr called for volIt i* my firm tiiivirtinn Hint I ill llirir liiilldmos am| fent .thrm dfl j v vth" vvmiihI hnvr tli«*ir lii theit I'xfrleiia at Ihr formri •hr’ new marketing teseatrh i luidt tfi i«'s«l Witllrr II mvih’ , Sanford Naval Alr-SIntion No PI” l|'ol,mii procram must he ce»t I t f e» vnltlttf 1 perifn t'Htciiii, 1 hm•-. ' <m|I|oi, tr . v» ill lie i hargrd li, Ml .,11 Oft |*» hr not runnnur h p tir tiirnKtlU'At«1 Senator wai .tnjp,$!$;»• 1° Knn.wt Atltlnl that ir tr n t tnlk^ w ith Hubert d an d y •nut lo rirn Jack t»n tic ha«l t»n»n . t.>M tliry ill | not ifrt tfif nmiipy from T pi iy. dandy am! Jack ton wt*ir Hi.torinti',1 vntti HtHm in Harking ttw Ihiiry r an<lnliicy. Knnft ail t|,p nioiiPV was con* tritfiitp<l in behalf of himself .and Mlkr Motnwry. jimthn rofitrart*»r THr Mrndiat, t ••ntr iT*f„t *al%f> told ttir nrii.it«»r a th.it tir made Itilbn n I"»i» «>f 11.200 Rati Nor f ,i II'II ,rti»| M141 Itilk* b »=» m pabt only |7V» Kit.. ' . . n. r l t l t li«|t Itilhn had h< (pp«l tnm u vtinruvii! y**verfl* mrtii 1 .«it tmt: Hy inti •h} iii*itikf hi til t»* p,*%pi ntttrn' ,,ffirmtn an I -ometimn irrrntpanymp him f nr mtrrt teu* lie mid tic |m*|ip\i**4 the senator will pay the $45(1 H.thtiue when !t»» * in for tech organisation to attend the kettles and dime board* plac­ ed by the Salvation Army in Tront of MrCrnry'a Store and the thn ie*p"iiSilntity aii,| i i , ,1 j Post Office. Funds derived will 1 .toil tan Tn, l|,r young lari' hfrt Ml Dt»vl»*|f ary to Installing n new 21.000 24.000 dav and blew the front out »f a be gltfn to. the needy, It wan *rv •n h a hmrilll Inlgtil 11 newly opened cafe. Itundreil-. of to p a s li'ip a te in the p ro gram « 1 -ipt, nt in ' c, virc lln- pe, Miihrl 1 horsrpower. generator tn to supple* announced today by Capt. Byrd hnrsrpnwer. Fed Griddcrs W ill «' »» . # lit,Ml ....I- I •• I tin "ilgh."|l .,1|,ri I Its present 13.000 I.1.000 berr.e hor-.e wlndowa In nearby office toiild Hudson, officar in charge. ment It* s . ... »»., • ' ' I xgeni II I Ip . , .1 thc»rhy nearly tripling lugs were shattered The Order of Eastern Star was power, thereby p »ti‘ I«I4 .inr.N rt «,| Jet. Inspector of Detector , ngrne I tlr uctlvil V mid until ' 1! i aiwlj the plant’s In charge of the kettles nndj plant'* raparlty. rapacity, It it was an nntv* »\ \%«*ift*tiiii^. hnl t't"iootr cUii iCnc) I f !•* t noanccd today hy Manager II. H. Rernath attributed the blast to dime boards' today. noenced The annual football limi “ t •••i»P'H in»r rtiry ui* dynamite. He said-. ” 1 am sure r t ir f a iv < I p i I iiii P A'. lri Bjuimored try ttie ctrU Tt til Capt. Hudson ha* been inform-1 inform-1Coleman. The new unit Is it ex, Mrs h J c m l l| Ireher * ,, ,, •*’ ti* s A lt l. A llt l U t t l l l i ! one of the gic.ttr 1 up ad of the detail* of the notable I pertrd to l»e placed In operation someone planted several slicks of ■group for menitv-ri of ttie i>,-ry circled preahlrtit of Hie flenilnote nrvn Hurt niiyonr’n T lir y Plan- for n *pecta1 nuu-ting to work done by' Salvation Army sometime during tho fall of 1947. dynarnlte In the doorway nf the PM grid team, roaches and mem fToiinty federation nt Hprlal w>nk- ttiirliinltles for service nf agricul- U i U A l I v muiry t w i r r , lip tnltlrd. rotifltlt'i hltlx fo r lightin g o f the Imtwhich has cvrr Iw-cn "iti'iieil members In* aiding • exhausted Verne Clawson, Clawaon, who wk* w8* con- rafe, but why, I can’t nav yet” her* will be held IhL-i evening *1 rm at n meeting held Friday nt lint 1 > T*»f»kr f.itr,| thnl Hr Junto) lliyh Jtrhool w ere mnd^firem en and pollrepsen by irtting strticlinn stnirlinn auperlntendenl superintendent of tha the He added that no one wa* In­ 7.30 w'elork at the Oinlnnlf Uie CVninty llenltii t>u> irtnicnt lirfote Hip Depmttnrnl which he wit H»»m «»n h'l». 17 \%tit«*H Mi Thurwlny nl lit,- meeting nf the head■ I hope tha* he will niekr Country Club up a relief etatiori near the ill- original plant built In in 1020. 1920, Is jured. o ffic e MLm fv a WIL .011 •» t tin fn'i.l nf II. anti lliwl Ihrirtiv. D*«vl# j,,»t*»tr«t out m <|i «ivt*H*r fH»* count) -,'h'ttl *,*•• It..- itpxlcrn fated Winecoff Hotel of Atlanta, construction of conatriicllon superintendent auperlntende nt The blast occurred *• -1 A M • Ttie Peter fvtiaal trophy c m r|erle,l vice |x-.tdrnt n 'M Ml ■ iiltnip Ihtnngli'oil lb- N ull"" last year tnfWlltl* Anderson sill during the fire on Dec. J. this new Job and is assisted hy LEST). It centered In Stmiffcr’s I* attainted by KlL^ Hill* Iti oil >1 , n ir lii, hr |VT.-eiitrd and nthrr 4» . mU treacurrr Hot coffee and biscuits or r , |, Johnson, . rafe and ripped a two font Imle R. I. Johnson. r fM ink i»«l|Plan-. * c c iiu 'lr R 1* * " 1 • ' ,,,b doughnuts were »***ed to the The I* an an thiough the eoncrete floor of the I WJ[! ** B,1Trn The Ranfnrd Banfnrd enlargement enlargement Is • I I 11,1118 .«|k«1 will give two ;«av.ea In |.l. T| f f q y n and policemen, also to lmporiMnt p, rt of of (h. P. & Important part the F. F. P. &■ doorway. Pieces of nirlnl trim (elected by Hie club to alien t he cm n m li'*- h> - I stall,), f i • . 1 wtrr i ..r H i iti mtmberi or ino artnen forcr* do- L. , *. c i n /tn rw w i aenimiae. cllnl* lix lift*!*' prlvl|e{-*| Co.*# 124,000.000 expanilon from the front of the shatteie.1 Orange Howl game on H —»• I '• •» • .irtl i . •hsr.fit* * .< Pit-., " * at the llexllli It,ill 11 in f volunUor , __ duty. ___ emer­ building were found «ne block day at Miami * I I •* in * i<> t i - . t il,.I’l ... gency Identification bureau was program, recently announced hy away. tlm f II 11 ( « ' ' i * ' i m , v lo p lo * -i| t tin I, In n< ' I tout) Quickly established at tha Salva­ McGregor Smith, president of nrrfioliiij; |„ Wllllsiti ,li.,.|n* Cafe Manager Monte Fdelen fl(M)VKR Tt, .VIHfT ridlMIMA tlie »l , .if A ar *tl,n|t|fl|Ir mcil'tt i din ..... ...... tion Arm building and both the thn company, Mr. Coleman said. 'H la lc W*l,.*rr ottirr . » ■•( ' $ 4| pi vrd tog th* In-.t week Mnnngfi It V . We|Urn union aqd telephone of- A new generating atatinn at said .hp can offer no explanation I W • I.ltllf M IAM I. Der HU-W, oer Al l f » ' l * • • • 1p**| |tf J '*01 "It of Ihr Plant • it> Slat. *»'|l|rsl pi e t J dll ,I|"H #1It•I pit* »l Vii/klel* channeled all wlrea and Karaxota ha* already been placed for the explosion which rattled M-OKlfHAN WTNS M*. *1 prtfvllfxj; t.^l.s | MslUon Herbert Hoove, us h -im -i)' Market levealcl |i III a* telephone Inquiries for clearance. In operation, and a second plank windows a half mile away. Ilaid- President JACKflONVtfd.K tier in - (/r, II ok end irport that IIS.'.' In order to advise anxious rela- of 42.000 KW capacity ha* Just ly an undamaged window remains rliartered a P8-t<gH liois%rtv>.i md A former rv.ldenl t-. among IA pun ($ \V tfpenerr #niil Hr . Inirii pruismtii. k%H:iH ifK lm lrj # • p liy lirmintl Kill a \v*t* .iitd live* If their loved ones were bean nut in operation at Rivleni In the front of th e. eight story will arrive in Miami per 73 for American Rhode.-. iVhnlirtr- (Jdrctc,! I nf tierrleti hed Item fnrw*rilr.l mi Nui I'J «ml Dr A. W F-pp safe or mltalng, said Capt. Hud- near West Palm Beach. The San­ La8a!le Building, next door to hla annual fishing trip H w,i ui- from a rreord llu, of more titan in the lar.l weekly period Prices n„ Nov. t.t. This type. Mr Doyle ' nounced today Tlie only living 800 contender* it was .uiiioutircd ftn these offering:) rang'd from •■HI. i. tHf* limit Ngt;res^ivr Jtn-1 School* will let out Friday nt ford project I* tha third major the cafe. ex-preatdent of the United luilea today Tilts U the flist group to *K,’ i rents to 39’s cents per pint. phase of thla program, And an­ progre..ive, willing to work i t tile usual tlmr and will tc- r>pen will be acrompanled hy til-. »*ru tie choren »,tm-r |ti.M Hr tx 91'Maikct Manager M. K W illi­ itmi 11 -. , dry eight d,xy.i a week on Jam 0.’ according In acting N S W MUSEUM OPENS other new plant Is to be built on Receive Merman K Morris, BARASOTA, Dec. 10. (/H— non*. Herbert. Jr. and Allen Henry, year old Jamr.x Matthews, a Nsvv am lies reported the Fall tomato to arlnev *> Ilnur ••I.Jocllvr* De­ pnncipul the lower east coast. Originally coiistmcted In 1928 Tha State of Florida has a new and hla aecretary. MU* Hrmice veteran Matthew, now Lx attend­ deal lii the are* nerved hy the claring it.,, they (an say ni.it*- rnrully nicndfi. or iluderit* who Miller. Ttie tKHLsrboat lias t-en ing Columbia ttnlvrrdty In New For t Pierce Stale Farmer a' Mar­ “ mean thing,” than any other intend to be out of tli' county the Sanfonl plant, as one .of the museum open to the public today, ket lx practically nt an end. Most type in ,hc world, Mr. Doyle for nnv l-nglh of time during Unamployment compensation ‘baoe Load” atatinn A which lup- a gift from the late John Ring- chartered for Der 23 to .Ian IS Jfork growers'fire now engaged in pie- added that t il never pay, to gel vacation, arc reminded hy Mr. Jy most of the flower to the llng, the circus king. Ringllng p.xrmg land for Spring crop,. -into an -ntgumenl with them tie- Morn* ibat iio y nisi-* obtain a P. A L Co. line* throughout left hla palatial. 82,000,000 home Volume the last week ran 12,000 cause *hev always win (loclor’s peymit hefote return, the state, has been the keystooe on Sarasota Bay tn his adopted t« ' l.’i.noo field crate, of Ml.50 President G A Speer announced which penult state. that there of the company’s .Northern Divi­ state. Ringllng had lived in the pound rapacity. Auction sales Chairman sion. J. A. Young Is plant super­ mansion' only briefly during the that the hoard of director^ will U no communirablc disease tn the price, tanged from >1 to $3.20. meet .it hi, hotnr Wednc 'day county whrie tlicy h.ivr Ireen stay­ lait seven years o f his life. It intendent and has served in this hulk of the offerings selling at evening d 7 on o'clock. Visitors ing lllnnk.' for this purpose are mission reported. capacity since the plant was remain* today JuaI as he left It, $l 59 and 92. Light offerings of at lo'ta v'a him hron I n c l u d ' d available at the .upiriutendent’s State Highway No. I* *r-m Throughout the slat link. Of this 16 milss. nine an I placed In operation over 20 years even to the clothing end othrr Sanford to Mlm* on the <«it a halt miles are in Seminole and Stepper, cucumbers, and beaus Rrantlev Wealliers and George office. payment* pUIUndC ago. Studies made over a year personal belongings, when he were also handled. coast, a distance of about 10 the balance In Volusia county. Cochrane of Orlando and Kenneth ware made to W M ; ago of the Inrreeslng use "of died tan years ago this month. miles, was officially opened to 191 men and 1,841 w Engineer Gale ha, hsd chargd A IR L IN E IN A U G U R A T E S F L IQ IIT Wacker o f Maitland. electricity In this area, Mr. ColaFuneral Held For was an Increase over p traffic Friday evening, J. M. Gale, of the Road 18 p»nj«ct, also the TW O VRTHRANH KILLED man said, indicated that ad­ State Road Department pr"ie«t widening, now under wav o f Stair R o n B IN 8 VlLLE. N. J.. I)cc. I*. iMrs. Ida Ella Robbins TAMPA. Dec. flrit Prizes Awarded In ditional capacity will be required Road 120 from Ovirdn ,o Geneva; dJr»x"t flight o f National Airlines to iQpply the demand* of the JwV-Two war veteran* were kil­ engineer, announced at the Pity Hall thla morning. an Inctease of nine fret In width between Tampa and Havana was Decoration Contest Mrs. Ida Ella Robbins, 71, a 1947-48 winter season, and the led toda- In the crash of a small plane being prepared for a novel Thl* highway, which was started over the old nine foot road for feted yesterday with Latin- Amer­ former resident of Sanford, died expansion was planned accordMrs Tom Holl, window tilmmcr Friday morning nt her home In experiment. -The plane crashed In November, 1048, Is a 30 mils a distance of six and a half miles. ican color. Joining Tampa ntfk-lals inflyInto farmland when the right wing connecting link between Sanford Both this and Road 40 ar« nf and the members of the Cuban of, the Vowel! filore. was winner Kissimmee wheir. slie had lived Orders for the turbo - genera, fell o ff during a power Hive. and the east coast. The western ■and bituminous comtiurtion, as is consulate to xwlcrart- the initial of* the first prlre of 118 donated tor. condenser, boiler end auxil­ Killed ware tha pilot, John Sprang portion o f No. 48 connects San­ *Uo Die Federal Aid Project, Road plane fron> Havana to Tampa by Uie Hanford Merchants Associa­ for the past four years. Funeral services were held Sunday after­ iary equipment were placed dor- o f Philadelphia, and a mechanic, ford with ML Dora. Twenty- 419 from Oviedo to the Orange vss MUs Aurora Alvarvx. queen of tion for the best trimmed window noon at the Riedel Funeral Home County lia*. Tills will be 22 feet Tampa’s LaUn-Amcrican PVsta. tn the downtown district during Ing tha early part of tha present John Bncri o f Trenton, N%J. . fifth Street* or Geneva Avrnua In Kissimmee, with the Rev. A..J. wide and will include construction She vraa accompanied by her the Christmas season. year. Company officials expressTurner officiating. Interment « U of a 820 foot concrete _ bridge tadles-ln-walUng. who wore coa fierond prlie of $10 tn tlie con­ In Rose Kill Cemetery. ( NEW1 YORK, Dec. i s f (A V reinforced with structurAl ejrc tirmes of old flpaln test was won by Mm Wred Robb ■ Former New York City Police Mrs. Robbins is survived by the beam* over ‘the Econlohatches daction difficulties will not pre­ Commissioner Mayer Curtis Htxon and other of Uie Robb Bakery. ITilrd prtae husband. IV. R. Robbins; a-step Lewi* Valentine Rlvwr according to Senior Projact of $8 w%* awarded to Mrs Kathryn Tampa official! left on the first vent getting the new generator died this morning in Long Island son, Ksnnsth IV. Robbins of San­ Rigineer W. M Hoeg, wljo ha* plane for Havana to present a Brooks of Use Hollywood Shop Into operation on schedule. { College Hospital Valentina was ford; four brother*, J. D. Cannon charge of this project plants to tha City of Hgvana, of Jefferson City. Tenn.; W. F. . T 1- genera tor, which must he .The Slate Road Department of­ • PERM IT G nANTED Cannon hf Washington College,. Installed upon a* base separata fice at the City Hall Is fully A. R. Lowmann today secured Tenn.; F. It. Cannon of Straw­ from the rest o f tho plant to staffed. Pending early In Jan­ a city permit to erect a 38 by 45 berry Plains,. Tenn.. and J. E. minimise vibration, will uary I* the widening and resur­ foot concrete block restaurant Cannon of Morristown, Tenn.; two facing at the Ranford-Orlando building on the Orlando Highway sisters, Mrs. Mattie J. Rax of highway for a distance of ID and at Laurel Avenue at n cost o f Zephyrhllls, Fla. nnd Mrs. Kata, a half miles. \ Gooch of Jefferson City, Ttonn* Honored ToniRltl!Social Workers For Foimlv Hold IMeeliiu* 1 Persons Unemployment Pay S tate Highway No. 46 From Sanford' To Mims Officially Opened Friday V* • . \ * . • Ir 1 \\ .lit I *••ae v tee I tip I'llltPil v | til , t In tt’iii.itks l,\ 8‘hittar Hi** 1 lull n ip.Pil ;t, *h. 1 iuH1Statca Srn.il^ |ll8l|t I111* fill* fill »» nit ir-**.«* •*. In 1 .# 1 |,w, „p..k'' |,i Hi. I *■",.*X ',tl |J|t> \.1III,- . hi* mmpaiirn f,in«| in f’Jlt • turn**,! rtxn thr mrii I*4fitp'YlIT11 II* t,>M thr • •mmittrr *»,l ! tip 'it..ftr\ #»vp| tn !’• 1 r \. then -rx'frtniv tn f ftlg t* * p» in KiioeI -aul tu> hu- Uauuul 1(Hat ii* 1-1,750 rnnlrllmtion He an I \r.tf i. If |»/l» l|»»^»l* itltr Mm 1 m * rnntractor;i i His pnitrirr mai!r tn .1 Mi**tn*ippi \f»tr nr »* f ffi«*i nun; f»v " f I tmi<iul . hool tinner n r l y l*rld^v '•veiling I*1 *n Hr y . I»r» »• )t* »|ir tuak p Inral hnrpilal fnllnwlitc 4 kh<n ,,,4? I " ' »«m rl»in p, l»»»f ».fftri$l f.llne-a lie entered xlie 'laUw-i • '-nf o million IP I Itmr ••lilt || ) William Iq>-|# T ir p ^ Aliunde CVjfil lJr»^ ItBlIrnnd eti Ort Rotary Members^ A re Interviewed . ^latc By Astrologist v.i fly Be Held Tuesday B KIDDIES IN M O N D A Y . DEC. 16. 1916 I/ C g is la tio n Coin Kinierat service lo t Mr Tapp sill be held Tuesday atterruvin at .' 10 o'rlork at file Ertrksou Piliieml ' Construction rrewa of the Flor­ M INNEAPOLIS. Dee |«, i ,Pi - Home, with the flev Mark ('nr)k'iiida Power A- Light Company have ter. pailnr of Holy CnnA E|ilkrop*l An exploxlon ahook the down­ |rtilircti. officiating luterm-ii' vlll -begun work around the Sanford town district of Minneapolis In j lie in Kvergreen rem -lri i Ktram Electric Station prelimin ALLTOYS FKEE GIFTS F L O R ID A , Senator Taft Says. He Is Not GoingTo Run lines Civic Club Members A ia Salvation Army Capacity O f Present WindowH Shattered In Plant W ill Re T ri­ O ffice Buildings In Member* of civic rlub* have pled By Addition • Downtown DLstrid volunteered to give a H«y of time Demand fo r G ifts is Going to be Great! Don’ t W ait! Buy Now! TO SEE SANFORD, NEW SPAPEH Ohio Republican Out* WASHINGTON, D. C.. •Dec. 1*—</P)— The Adminis­ tration is preparing to boost non-resident ini construction ‘ by perhaps 40 percent in one of several moves expect­ ed as a result of the new housing policy enunciated by President Truman. In addition, a floor-space limit of perhaps 1800 square feet Is to to'* Jb*> fir-* »h*rp '•’" J W * r*eV BRING THE Franco’s Answer T o The U. N. N ew Housing* Policy Given By Truman; Republicans P l a n Ne w L a b o r Bills M EN'S W A LLE TS LIGHTERS Eslabliahed 1908 IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y Special Meeting Will He Called Hv Srhoitl Hmird *" � 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, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 13, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 13, 1946. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 13, 1946; <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/3c07eaf096ab0d6d4fef714404bfcbd6.pdf 812f04ec8662f9842aae869728c87414 PDF Text Text P A G E SIX T H E SANFO RD H E R A L D , SANFO RD , F L O R ID A 'our Senators Rockefeller * Ask Labor To Offers Big^uin Propose Laws For U. N. Site r « s l 1s,r< rt«.U Csae Ds, | ( « a llit ir ij fru m ( H if t r II Know land of California agreed States, Great Itritnin and Soviet with VInntiers although he would Itua*la. not hntntd n gyr-s on the outcome' The compromise proposal Is wf such suggestions from l-ubor said to have been urged by asukders. said to have been urged by As­ 'l^mwratie Senator* Edwin sembly fresklont Paul llenrl-. Johnson o f . Colorado and Jahr. Fpaak. Tno Big Three representa­ ! ileCkll»n of Aik ansa* were also tive, silting on the eight-nation n agreement with Handers on drafting committee mi disarm­ 8 rtnin points of hi* argument. ament have acepted the sugges­ nutor McClellan, however, ex­ tion. They flytied to report to pressed Mine doubt a* to the sug- 'their chiefs and tlA*u to give the f slioh? Labor leaders , would result of their consultations to rr. Ho says previous sugges* the 2ft*natlon disarmament sub­ n« of reform proposal* on striae committee at 3:00 P. M. todny. dilation has aroused much op­ position in fjrlxir elrelv*. Winchell Recalls Last Senator Johnson said he did not Wishes O f Runyon believe I.uImm will oppose offering Suggestion,. Hr ..tid 1Tilsit leadars util have constructive and MIAMI, Dee. lire, subject. -Wincheflr the ' ? Worthwhile ideaJohnsoii inaintninr-l that respon- nlst ami r.rt in alhio iJihor leader* m-ognlxe the Damon Itunyon, fact that atrlkes--«uc)i 'as tbs night, said lb" ■dft cmil walkout which tied up was that hi* h the nation for 17 days—must he ami his n*he* s averted in tlio future. hattan from mi airplane piloted Meanwhile, thn lalmr spotlight prefrrably. hv his friend, ('apt har now swung to the CIO. The Eddie Klckcnbarker CIO plans to mnke public a study WlnehslI aJdril tliat originally. by Robert Nathan, an economic Runyon, expie*»od the w*i*h that consultant, on incivased living his aihe* lx- Mattered over Dado costs. The CIO plans to use the county (MiamiI but later changed study as a bolster In it* current drive for postwar pay boosts. "Ho loved Dade county, -hut Attorneys for John L. l-ewis Manhattan wn* bin heal,” Winand the govrrnmerii have agree! rhcll sai.l and ihc columnist added tn a truce In any further legal hr* i* undecided whether to rumbattles in lower courts- The truce nltlo n movie on which lie hud will slay in effect until ten days been collaborating with Runyon, aftar the Supreme Court give* a i-ullcd "Proceed With Cautlori,” decision on the United Mine Workers appeal ataiost the levy­ ing of contempt fines against the ur)lon and Lewis. Windie 11 says, ai »nt down to wrKe'tl* Jfffei’ al trim hut cutililn't do it I I thinking he hntetl gushing." Celestial Fireworks A re Seen In Kansas Winehcll think* n filling rpil for Runyon would tie n paraph of one of his turtles known » llories— OMAHA, Neb.. Dec. II, (/?)— Residents of five piid-wriUrn slats* were treated to a display of. celestial fireworks last night. Astronomers said the biasing meteorites were part of an an­ nual shower from the Gemini •'(installation. Ilefore dawn, the sky was bril­ liantly lighted for a 250-lnile stretch between McPherson, Kan. and Garden City,. Kan. At Gar­ den City, freight handlers said they heard a roar ns the light GIs J o Be Allowed T o Wed Frauleins Im w M i f Pherson llowsvtr, astronomers u ; , that moat m. tooriles are slfhtgd at wirxilm* sky for 30 minutei af­ distance of SO miles. ter the flash of the meteorites. ■ Professor Oliver Itollina of the The meteorites also were sight­ .Unfmaity of Nebraska said the ed at Omaha, Springfield. Illinois; Qeimlol meteor was scheduled to Dcs Moines, Iowa; Topeka, Kan­ appear between Dec. 10 and 12. sas; and Joplin, Missouri. Some persona described the meteorites as having a bright, VOLCANO ACTIVE greenish hue with a purple head. Others said thay saw a p*]*r MEXICO CITY, Dee.. 11, bP>— 'A Mexico Citv newspaper state*) today that the famed Popocatepetl volcano 10 miles southeast of Mexico City again Is phowlng af* | signs of activity. The volcano ■ita. has leng been dormant, but the crater In recent paper says’ puffs uf 'smoke, i t ii the rate of about SO an hour. hawJ YOU C A N T Q U IT ADVERTISING Y O IT R E T A L K IN G T O A -PARAD E N O T A M ASS M EETING - probltlon, Col. Geoige Eyster, speaking for McNaniey. said such mar­ riages would* he permitted only when the individual soldiers t»n* nbout to leave Germany'. He lidded that -every German girl who might he permitted to nm'ry a ul and enter the United Minia* a German war bride would *■" investigated thoroughly for Nmi sympathies. , % Explaining McNuriia”’* rightabout-fate olt the romance |n<in­ tern, Kyster raid the general had Yes, Sanford Furniture Company is again ready to serve you and this season our assortments are the best we’ve had for many years. W e hope these suggestions w ill help you solve your g ift problems, but i f they don’t, come into the store and we will show you dozens o f others. And you may-pay fo r them next year if - Sturdy' Record Cabinets M step iqr or Table Lamps Lourtge Chair IVklng) Beoatifuny dried. Take belter care of jour J. H. Huddleston Funeral Services Held At Geneva ( C a n lliiH 'it W E D N E S D A Y , D E C . J1, 1 M 6 A truly thoughtful choice that . will be appreciated favorite rrcords. far many years. •» hi* ohkset daughter. Mr*. Yerker, be Is'survived by -another dnugli-, Ur, Mrs. KbU * CL Bailer of Cfllnesvlllf, nmi «nv ton. John * Fletcher Huddleston, who U n hi * n t ranking official nf the UnllH State. State Department and who, la now .lutloned In or near Rome,; Italy- Nine grandchlblren, tneliul ing Rev. York**, and two greVgrapdcblldrefnsurvivc hint. T A R R E L L Dainty Select Cricket Chairs Down Pillows No bcller sift Huffy while Miml forsarm llunit rtqulailr ulin rover* for durability. Maple with pretty chklti Pineal quality. $ P A C K A G E S T O R tV * nut it XRCXCt StUCi. $tOKt Stylish Dubl-Duty SofaTieds 5 , _ 4• -4 ,r\ ski t i l ir A ft l R r li" " r Member N. A. S. D, lUprreraltng T. Ntlaon O’Rssrka Daytona lieach, Fla. many t years. Choice ,, u ssy (iytes and colors. Useful Mdlal Gorgeous Step-Stools Heavy burnished bases (or safety and nice large irajw for convenience. InnwttoMt BasorUlw rbons e m -T a U ty fa DB N Itlake wonderful gills and coast ruclkm, of course. and durable fabrics. Metal Smokers litlr Ur,,'°' S T A N COM STO CK A moat welcome addition to any Bring room. Bpring many pleasing Striking N.rt »'**•" Fine Lamps r.: i l ' » Henre by day and by nigbl. Choice of Barrel Chairs Period Sofas Plenty sturdy and TOUCHTON DRUG CO. k T h erm o it Automatic Electric Irons L F o r Baby « Handy Ball-Bearing Stroller fool Bahellte ha Adleu and AhanVnmn ante* make Httssocks 'i f Ironing a pkanre. leatherette coven, *Choice G e n e ra l E le c tr ic ' Automatic . E Coffee Maker ' For every M1* b on your G ift lint . . JACQUARD DESIGNS REGINA — Short Sleevo * Style* in luscious colon Lon# Sleeve Styles All 100% Wool Metal B rid ge Seta Plate Mirrors al �3W^ * • •’ . » .■ .■ ■ ; ■ . ••■ '■'. • . ---;:• --*1- - - mm 7 % *' •‘ i. ^ ' T * ’ * \ • ■ .. 11 t TH E « U nity Thor® It Strength— Tt Protect lb* Pt*ee ef the W#rld; Te Preaiute the ytogrsa* of Amerle* ; r » Predace re—pretty fer Hanford; f- i ^ n AN • f a r Gotham Fire Tenement Is Wrecked When Explosion In h . Adjacent Building i Starts Fire R a g in g Veteran Politician To Serve A s Head O f Republic Until M id­ dle Of J a n u a r y . ♦ N E W YO RK./D ec. 12— (/P)— Thu n um U H pf persons trnppgd ih HM* wrecked Mnnlinttan tenemant house is now estlmutecl. nt more than 30. E ight persoha ore known dead in the dUoater, {\mi rescue workers are enrefully d iggin g Utrougli the debris in search o f oth er PARIS, Dec, I". id')— A Teh­ eran, French i»dltirian. Socialist I gnu Ilium, today was elected president - premier of the in­ terim French government. Ilium will serve until the middle of ' January, when a ptrmaliciit gov­ ernment i* to lie established. V«de lubula or* said the national ii- 'inbl* gas-,- Rl,mi idxnit f»7fi ballots Ttie 74-year-old leader needed only .‘till bsllid* for r.|i absolute majority. I Ilium's ftrsi jedt wilt he ’l i it ll nil parties to agree on a p.’fffrnm. 11i* regime elm must'Se­ nile whether the Rightist parllee should In- Included In llie Catl.inet. *. v rilJrilai*. Ti L»-rj b m | | so sign o f life from tbs pi!a o f brtekt and rubbt* that* used to bo a building honslog 28 ‘ families. Tbs tenemant wa» wrecked when fir* broke oul „ In on unu*i»d lea house nsxt door, 'and Or wall of the ice home col­ lapsed on the tenement. Pul Ice have revealed that four boyi hove admitted starting a fire In tha lee home yesterday afternoon. Iiut tlte • nuthoritten that so **•» far a* can I * deter|P*y./ *■ *«•*■ aw .allied lime, I ‘ ut thle ........ ....there *I* no connection botwwn ihe earlier bla*o uttd the fire ..which later resulted’ In tha disaster. fuFt t NEW YORK. Dec. 12,’ (VP)— At least eight person* have been killed and 24 injure*! in an ex­ plosion that wrecked an upper Manhattan tenement early today. An unknown numt>er of person* are itill be1icVe<l buried 'n the a£-rrrk*gc. and about 10 persons are reported milling. The explosion'' occurred during a fire in an unused V*.house ad­ jacent to the npnrtjnent building at West lB4th Street and Ams­ terdam Avenue. The blast rippe 1 out one- ®al| pf the burning tee house and knocked down n wall o f the tenement. r , . The deed include a city fireKmsn, Frank Moorehcad, an II* ,m*Mi-ou Itoy, Anthony Riam-nnli, Tihrt Daniel CorradoySt years «*M. Blancni’di and Corrailu were oeeupanlw-n^tb® tenement Mourehead end young Hianranli d ed after being tnken nut o f t hsj wreckage. Carrndo was dead when •found. . Six other | petsons have -been -s ----''” removed from the huge hrnp j f rubble. Police say that at least 40 p e r s o n * are *llt| miss iig, fpcluding u mother and her three ^■hildren. Borne of the missing .presumed (dimed in Ihfi'Wreckage ore believed to tie fire mm. IIt’ll in wire v rThe tenement building tunlly sheared ip half. The pile of debris r*FH|* til t)lP fiPfRlul fin If level. The luotlier utnl three ehildrcn believed trapped In the' wrecked build'll,) were identified as "Mr*. Edith Dlrica and her children tliniles, 12, Margaret, 6, and .Alary six month*. V The, explosion in the lee house Occurred an hour after the f re broke out. . Mayor William O'Dwyer went to the scene after the fifth firs alarm had been turned in. Fire K^CoramUatener ljunyte end rollce LU C o m m '•* aloner Waltender also Rt tba arena. J Ttie mayor »nh! h i d lrc c M 1 'th# police, Tire cimniilsslnurrs cn*t bousing authorities to get the l ^ e c l* 0f the d’snMer end general t^ n d m o n s before the fire broke ten*. ‘ft Fire Marshal Thom** Brophy Mid that tha eau»e of the explaslnn In the kft houaa had not been d*t«rmlnftd. However, h* Wald that ® amall rulAl.h blaxe bad been #xtlnful*h*j1 there late yeitefday afternoon. Tha n**t fire W** ■reported »hortly after midnight and flva alarm* brought 85 fire compantea and * number A f ambulance* to D » '*«<>•• . ^ A boy ’who w M 'k t a ® 1.1 ,of th* wreckage wma^lWntlfletl l»y He’d Rather Stay And Picket A PROTtSTINO PICHIT la dragged to the patrol wagon by police atu-r a dcroon*tratlon at tha entrance to the (truck AUD-Chalmcr# plant In Wc»t A111*, Milwaukee, WUc. Brick* How *nd badge* were ripped oft policemen'* uniforms In ft wild half-hour fight between 1.500 picket* and 800 policemen, who arrested twenty-five itrlker*. (/nlcraailottal) *■ vole# ik t « U boy’s « w from iy*alit*c." n1» P*1? 4* unted fax ^ 'n s a i s f c . ' ,h;^ " w v \%] CUnUv V ’ .. Hojt oallowdy. l> 7 ^ ® “ JTandMra. J- Q ® broken rwee white takln i * at Seminole High nvonung. and given “ emergency DC. O. L. park, was to Orlando further .t * tnr Dr. stowy- l*al«e. W*a bronchi khek to hts tb * •t 110 Program A d o p t e d Indications Are De­ ni a n d s Of $2 Per Must Be Okeyed By Day Are Expected General Assembly ts s o tT A 'P s i) p r i :s s Tin men of ( jipllfd Hill are spraying iln-ir ihroals for wihUt promise* to !«• one of the hi;ge*t debate- m the t-oming ( ’ongres*. I-**' **(-' '*p on oil,* -iile are the proponent* of tax M-tlurtlnn and on th.- othet -*<lr an lhi‘»4* w hfl twaIh** e tin- natjoiml *11*I*i ihimltl be rut itow n fi*-t I lie ,t,-ht n-dm-tom advocates budget i-*n {a- balanrr.i m/xt year the (ieueral Assembly. 2)-—A that the boost* vroulil runic i,p t . jHHtipthltig paid o f f on itu- deb' about 12 a day. condition that ang armi reilurt on and taxes reduced at tin- -bn Roulber took issue «til* -* projrnm must provide for the time. They -ay a rot m ttm statement made recently t*v Gen control of atonlic energy tn the roulil even tiien-ii-e no# natnm<< rra| Motors president, ( l Wtl extent nccr-sary to see that il t* revenue. So tbi*v dentainl a 11 son, who ileclared that the *<**l used only for peaceful purpose*. p,-repot leiitirt on arto? - th,- >>,,*,■ I a car Is practically all »ac* and Ths liig Four foreign minis­ that If -alarie* go up 2 * p*-** ••**•. j iu personal income taxe». The Ilnttsp-Republirmi Ktre-ro- • ter* uro alt **t to wind up their car pr'r'e* wraulil hnv,- t» 1«- bit -.1 affairs today in New York (Tty, a similar amount. t'omiuittre lnyck- up it- omn-nii * (bat lax rale- can bp put and completing th# first'phase of his­ Keuther countered by declaring grenlpr government revenue «!'•toric peace talk* following World War II.* Trentie» now h*ve been that auto prici*n ttm-i e*> down -rived by referring to the IteputiTux completed for Italy, Finland nnd lie said he’d like In lo-t licit ;> r,-uii reeord in the ItfiSt'in- rates were reduced too* lino', till* Haitian -atellites of (Icrmatiy year from now pricelower than today, wm i » ft 1 " and will be signed in Paris in during that dread,- whnb i -i .hom •» ••• a .'ml l-o-ini— and p.-iohipi - p Ft binary, The foreign ministers' higher and General M-.t--' lie making money. deputies will meet in Umdon next g-» all .oil (oi orw iis iim I I • Meanwhile nlliri Itoin ’ I* • * .e-op on- in. ren-i-d *-i - , “ II pinntli to begin preliminary dis­ * pi cussion* of the German and Aus­ era are up In nr in- ... >tiom mol ibe oalooial deln igc - redured IMS perei-nl. appro i trian |ienro treaties, while the repot| which ins its ih ,i •mg mutely f l.tiuti.iam linn » jr a i ' -r big four tbrmsclve* will not meet ran lie inised witb.mi I again until March when they prices. Tlie ('HI/ rosimtiiiu i |U years. based on a anrvey made I", iJn gather in Moscow. lint the chairnian of the lloo-o Meanwhile, Setrelary of Stale CIO by Robert Nathan, a riiteuP. Appropriation* Committee, Clar.* James Byrhe* U planning to en­ ilig ecouoiiiUt who formeilv was eio'e t'ainiop o f M Is-'Oiii, d 1 * xovenuneni eeonomic . lter ? r l i n e stalemated B ia ie in a ic u ........ ..... o n — ......... . epin... lint believe taxes t5mi lie cut mol i tileUnited Na­ aa ................... Mona effort for a world program j CIO President Philip Murray - ilil sirealile payment be made on '■"> *f arm’s reduction and a troop that his union* will u * . t in - m -|m >i I bilge debt at Ibe -ame lime TW I census. Byrne* plrlns to enter the a* a *rudepo\L In lln-ii piep.ua- debt, by the way, i» F-Mn.ili" UN ,ll*cu**ion» today in what I* tlon for a now round *>f ».t«e (HH).(HIO. fammii wants Cungt- • described a* an lltli-hour at­ demand*. to stipulate by taw I tinI • tempt to salvage Ibis part of tha The Nathan report drew,., muck 000,000 mint be loppixl o ff dm UN program ft-r International reply from the esertiNv, ywv national debt eaeli year lief *'•* p, ru-o and order. H' f " '* president of the Natmmd ' — ■« then- aie any lax rut 'Klsowhere on the UN front, lion of Mumifaclui. 1 - Wallet lax reductions in ghl ea-e I-mI.i V tlie committee to select a per­ We’senburger. Tin- NAM ..troul public tax burden only to » ' A " manent site for the world or­ charged that ihe rel«m innm an it tougher for the next general '•"* ganization I* working overtime Invitation for n «*w -s-ue- of Others l» lid- group look id today ns a result of a »urprl*o wage dematjds, |>o*slldj fnllowisl the 10211 tax collections " f * * offer o f an headquar­ by another wave of si-thms -tiikcs. IHKl.OOU.OOQ in a Umm )T.ir. Ibxt ter* alt* In New York. j A simdur reaction came from tho is (I.OOO.OOd.OflU lm»s than tlm »"■ The offer hiu been made by general manager of the Auto­ mini nti-rest on the national <b'd A «-"ela­ now. They «ay these an- fb»«h John I). Rockefeller, Jr., who ha* mobile Manufacturers told tho committee he ha* only a tion, George Romney who -aid times and people can afford to ,to.day option on the property, “ Such national forecasting r.iui- pay taxes toward rftlucilig mir Tho proposed gift site l* located pletely dlsreganl* the fact that, national oldigalions. in Urn Wld-Manhattan area on Vi our profit and. loss rcommi/e But the tax entlers renteml 'bat the East River. Chief Amertewi *ven In the moat prosperous 'iines^ government levies have already delegate Warren Aurtln haa told many flnn* and r#fu iu' reached th#'point of ilimiit A iln g the UN aite Committee the Rocke­ duairla* are losing money." return*. T h «v quote Andrew Mel* feller offer he* AmeHcen o«pBo far there' ha* beep no com­ Ion, secretary o f tlm Treasury irt end and I* le Ihe the be*' be*l »ll_e be haa ment frtrtn the' A F L <>n the Nath­ in 1022, that high taxes lend ‘ o port heard o f personally an document. A t it* convention atop busliie-* trnnsartlons that V W Chicago *feMffL la*t ■VOctober, ww. ** the A F L would nonnaUc go through, an-l the CIO’* wage dcmaml* discourage wealthy men from la** Open Stairways A re criticised of last Spring a* ton high. Tho inc, riiks incidental to tlie devel* further conlrmlnl lint npement of new Fuslne**. Blamed For' Disaster Convention th* CIO w ale boosts were res­ NEW ORLKAN9, l»«c. 12. (AT ponsible for breaking the. line on Grocery Store Adds —A national fire author ^ today price celling!. * * * * Mirrors, N ew Lights Civlc Music Report To Be Made Tonight A il report# o f workers on Ihe Clvfe Concert series membenhlp program are requeued to be In by 8:00 o'clock this evening, ac­ cording to Mlaa Katherine Brock, director. This will mark the final time that tickets esn be »old for th* concert series. Th# chock up on a le * report#® TtoUrdsy woe extremely good, ■aid Miss Brock, and *h# reveal*d that msny worker* have not as jret reported their isles. Re­ is excellent from outlying including r a U i Associated Preta D a it d W ire The M*rgeret-Ann Grocery. In line with It* new besutlflcation program, h*x Installed aft attraplive vegetable dlaplay counter with reflecting mirror* and con. cealed lighting. Another Innova­ tion 1* a "loud *p#aker system which la u*ed to announce apt* clal sales. | Manager Joe Seunder* nooneed that elslee of the store will b* kept clear- and that »ld** walk displays will be Vefcr at a minimum In front of Ih# »tortj No unsightly box#* or crate# wUI b* left on the sidewalk, ha *#!«. Mlndcti, Germany, th* nf the Joint AngloAmerican feoflorale control f or a busy trw<V fo r the Reich, wa* we* ■ tn j ^ b «ck „ th# time 0f Charlemagne, Cassel- quarters j)trry< DeLaiid end Longwoftd, .Ls. - I *8 and _ _ . 1 predicted aJlsla<l Ithat V,nI thia I Vi(*■ ahe A laid county will kava' an extremely fin* Civic Mttate Aasoclation* ide'irrTUi^Var A g e n ­ cies A re Aboliahed W A S IIIN O T O N , Dta\ 12 —-* 7*1-— iVsidcnt triiim m said a! his (dvs.s fonfotvncp toiln.v Hint if it hadn't been I nr strikes ji wmtltl have l»«*en possihlp to pad tho w ar i,im,rjfOiu'y Itafort* now. The I'resident made this flat Ktatenient— without plnhorulion — at hi.t regular n e w s .' conference t«slay. Meannh le, the whole v*->t, . ■trueture of wartime control hureatio waj Imlng thonnigbiy remod­ elled by nre.-djeniial diieellun. Mr. 4 Truman ha- vet up a uaw agency ogoncy 1‘ntlcd the Officr o f Temporary t'ontrol*, hemled by Maj6r (?eue,M» ................... Sa1 I’ hllV R. Fleming, an Army en* gbie^r. the duties of Ihe OUA. the Civil- THt fORMIR OIRMAN lUXUSV IINER Eurppa, renninvd f a f.ibcrfc hr the Fieiich, teil* on the ts.ltoo* of l e Ifm re Harbor .-iflei a storm of hutrleane lotto broke il hs>.-e front IU moo* mgs mul sent it c ij .I umk into tl*e tonkrn hulk of the liench liner /‘aru, tearing o gj|*mg hole In the sUit-iiud side Till* View is li.nu II*,- teov **ui was made afic* tugs sutteeded in vitlually lighting the 49,74ti-tou ship. (Intcrnailoiiai ftadiuphufo) rourist Club Is Organized At Jaycees Sponsor Meeting At Tourist Center ProgramToHonor Outstanding Man \ Naiiford tmiri-t -i>eiely. with parties uml ol Ih i reerrnt mnal Mr, Clifford Fa tie iis temporary i activities. ihidrman anil f a il R Eisenhower [ The meeting last evening-was of Willlnmspnij, Fa., as acling opened by Ghninber ,J Commerce reeretary. was formed last e '1' Manager EMwaid lliggin*. I'niit nine at the Tourist Center when |Stine and Iwu R tosher ii pre •t nurtdwr wj„ rr Bll„ u -etHed the Rulury Club; Mr. HlgWitli a number ,.f 1„, „l elli*#n. dins, Mr. Aimltage and Edward Ijuie repiesruled tho Cham and re i ■resentalive, of rtvtr elitbs. t according to E M A noting,'.; t'» ' •>» ' ommerce; Jink Ratignii tlie Junior Chamber of ('emtouii-r euti-i luiinnrlil iltrecl-ir. Mr* .Sybil Roilth uml Il XVII. di-eiilnl r„ I,.-Id Weekly loeree Mi— Edna I hiltendcli. the Aniermeeting.- on Monday night (can i.eg l.eginn Auxiliary, and Thomtlie , „ ...i .... . . lean on Auxl lary. mul IIioiuIt" In n er ami much entertai n-. „ „ i \ r \i„,l,i,... niefit t. Ih-iui! planned for ihe " Jonfx and A »■ Madden guest., the first program of " ‘'t'* "f ' ' xvhlrl. will l«- presented rtt 7:20 < " urt U ul'' n’ctimk next Monday evening upnn- „ f ’ rosenl were,, Mr*. c EarleJ Mrs. tier direction „ f Mrs. W II. Brin- l,r" " 'm'' Mr* l’V‘,,' k .iexko. Mix. M.ny Ptaurea Sniilli, Mr*. Eliza son of Sanford tin Thursday eve ,. . . . . bell* lleyeti, Mr. ami Mi*. J. It. nirif. tile Seminole High School (Uwlliortlc. Mr trto! Mrs, \V. E Glee i loh iindei dlrri-llon o f Mi-- Mat ...it, Edward F U nv, Mr Oliie llre-e Whittle will enter Mi • Aaron Sehwatnlt, Mr Inin with ■ pisdal < hii-fttois Mi - i ai l It t tsenhowrt pr..gi am ot oni-ic \li la-dll Stull, Bert Coirs, Ar" The “ iijeet of Ihr rluh will he Morse Henry. Mr and Mrs. not only gel l.-gelhei meetings Mill, no M Welnrei, lliomu* W for our winter - guests, said Mr. .1ones, llowad E. Null, Mrs. F. Arlnitage, but also Ihnl lo*-td E Bolls, Mr. and Mrx. E. M. peopl jde uiay enjoy supper*, games, Armtlage, II. iatng and William l*ou( trips, Klmfflebiinrii, enid EcMi.irl, . ( ’(immunity S e r v i ce Will Be The Basin Of lAicai Awards 250 People From Civic* Leaders See 42 Firms Attend II. S. Engineers On Courtesy Clinic River Deepening . * p •• ■ ... All re-id- rt I ’ * # KfE&ialS ■ t t i l i f r •r4'n4-#» t m l n v . ir iu iif . * 1 d i a l hi* h i 1L> ri'Ut d'fVhlfitL ^ m a s h i n g i o n , iyee. u>. (/it— ('resident Truman ordered a comnlete ret rgnnizution of the enIJro war emergency set-up in txashitigtou today. Ho revealed at hi* news conference that htr lias « L"Ii-lii'd the War Mnbillxarion and Reennver»lon Office, and ha* named John R. Steelman ax axsixlatu to the President, In addition, the I’reyldent ha* '•’* til ari ag«n v r V 'c . the ^.<C-[T. i ue ... will lake j , ■, -.w.ntrolx.Vsii(*x' over- the fuririionj nf - p i . 0 -0 1 InI ere-ling ctilertnllimeut sdi'niiiiiii' tin-in aid) La.lirt a|T(tf*n| for L|,i4V«J tlo|icim e.-iil Ine an "inn l.idlltl. \! MlRlljlY "( ivi>.> “ O ’* which i s ’ necessary an,| in ii tending il* '" 1" aid *n -aving the lives of acefevVnrng on-el mi-- at ihe 1 denl vi.-iiinthe nlilnmohilp l enter - um - tni|, th at ve-G rdny resulted \V«,t k ii tin- new l"Uii I ' • , , I u a l m m iv f-nir Drlando at I'jO \ selm. .in*l '-. hi ' i.roiigl.t a I.--ii""..- from ..... .1 In lv,. i. ^xpreteit I*, -tall •»l"enl Vetrrnns. William tlavid ..il. .soil i a* I tug (ml- me 11 IGudin " f E n terp rise and Ilualt! d--l|di Walter, .if Sanford Gelie Tucker urged member- I I hi- two men were -ent from -entire ticket- for Ihe Civic I .-n I tu- Herald office in Jack Raticert program today, ami suggested purchase of tickets for cinployce- guu ut Plymouth Motor* Com­ pany. Mr. Itatigan v»a» unable ur fi end- as Christmas gift*. in contact blood bank headquar­ , Plan- are tic tig made by tin' ter.- in Oitnmli) by telephone, six Imaril uf director* of the Jtiyeee- the two young men decided to lo atterM the Aznlea Festival iu go there thrnnalve, and to see Palatka. it. wu- annmuiced by Mi if their type of trli »ih| in lU'Cfpt" Itatigan , Mv Guest- were.Eddie .lenten, man William Hardin as E5L- 2iC ,. Uger uf Mill* Sanford Bowling ley, ( Itarlex Vodnpleh of llm Ben­ U.S.N.R.. nt-rvi-d with u repair der Really Co. ami filly Allen, " " it In the Philippines and New who after Jon. I, will m a n a g e the Guinea; Rudolph Wallers i i M ir .1 e, U.S.N.R was -tationevl at Central Service Stat'km at the Ihe Miami Naval A ir-Station. southeast corner of Path Avenue ami Second Street aud-xvhich will he owned l*x* llrailry Odham. Gulf $100,000 Fund Given pnulurts den re. i |i , -in n. J K r• * o il! At least J.rfl ..... in--, amj pi.. t S. gdigltieers wish to have fessioiial men ;,ml einployr-., t« all tight-of-ways and spoil areas present ng ou-ie ilinn pf firm.-i-ured as soon ns imssible for and orgBliiziitiiins, atlendr-d the n il.,- Si. Johns River deepening cenl Courtesy Clinic i iimliietrxl i r and improvement, „* they antici­ Vernop T. Grizrard at tho Tntiri-l pate securing of fund* fur this Center, aroonling to Mr*. Clntlr- work sium, said ('handier „ f ComEnton, secretary In Mr. Grizzay' melee Manager Edward lllgginx ; CHy eiiqdoyve-., i i u m l i r r in' j l i i , morning, about 41, ultended lln- lerture yjr ||jKgj|U( City ( ’ommisslongiven for them yesterday and He- rr U a p |x s her and W. S. Earl*, afiernooii. ^ j,K.0| engineer, Hired by th# Firms and group- whieli* pat - i Chamlier of Commeree to aecure tirlpatrd lit ihe Courtesy Clin * , spoil. area right of ways, coninclude tlm folftiwing: Toiichloi' ferretj yesterday wills tlie govDrug, Kouniillai uml Anderson-, i nmwnl engineers In Jacksorv Hartford - Faint and Gian* O , wills-. Tho engineers outlined a TVInn i^ivett Store *, I'en inular program for local Interest* to Life Insurance Co., The Sanford follow to secure these right*. Herald, Tho Ortamlu Hrnlltu‘l, (Vhlle In Jacksonville, Mr. H ig­ ('has# . anil Company, Mother gins and Mr. Leshcr called upon Furniture* Company, City-school representative* of the War A s­ teachers, II. U. Pope Co., Crown sets Corporation for the purpose I’ ajtcr Co., (1/fice Machine Co, of getting additional Information Bendrr Rest iKatatc. Georg# Stine concerning the Sanford A ir Sta­ Machine Co., Luc leV llrnutv Sal­ tion. At present, more than 100 Rotariann W ill Hear on, Central Fond- of Florida, leaders and member* of the In­ Astrologer Monday Robb's Bakery, Genrral Food tercession Bible School ere oc­ Sale* Co., Roberts Grocery, M<- cupying the B0Q end JOQ quar­ Judging from letter* of comCrory’s ters r - tati . Ihe- station, tnend are gel mendation from numerous Rotary, Other g r o u p s participating ting tiling. r « d y for «c u p e o c y lKtw)|nl]( 0 ptlml*t and other were: Hill Hardware Co., Holly by the school. C- A. Maddy is clubs c|ulli throuirhm.t thnation, throughout the nation, wood Shops, Yowells, Celery City superintendent. members of the Rotary Club nr# iS'lntlng Co., klnyfuir Inn, 11. JA meeting of th# South East­ due to enjoy u program tluit Gut Life In«ur»nce, Florida Power ern Port Authority Association combines humor with Inspiration and Light Co,, Strickland Motors, at the G#org# Washington Hotel and Astrological revelation when B, L. Perkin*, Florida State Bank, was attended by Mr. Hlggina %n they meet Monday noon at the Sanford Atlantic National Bbiik. Mr. Usher. Plana wert dlacuaied Tourist Center to hear Franklin Holler Motor Sale*, City o f San­ for th# operation of barg«#■ ut C. Doyle, lecturer and humorist. ford. Andrew Carraway Agency. the southeast are ft, said Mr. Ilig Andrew Carraway, city com _!_ ' ________ I. agent 1* Hanford Credit A»snc'allon, Ivey gins mlssloncr1____________ and insurance Shoe S'nre. Erickson Funeral tha Rotarian in charge of proHome. Kadar Jewelry. J. , C. ram arrangement*'. Wrote a James Allen, elderly rrekltnt ot ackaonvtlte IlutchUnn and Co, ami llayne* Time* reporter: 1 7 0 5 Magnolia Avenue, was re­ “ Roar* and ahouta o f laughter and William* Furnllure. ported by poice to have been wted tha apeaker, Franklin Q. knocked down but not seriously We. concerning those born un yle. A fore»t eerelca report on fire* hurt when atruck by a pick-up dcr the different signs of the for the year 1045 estimate* total truck at l:M this morning. The Zodiac. Many of them received timber and property damage at truck U the property of the Ban- the good-humored gibea.uf their ford Paint and a la si Company. fsllow clubmen." 120,726,810. ? — ' i 'lie OPA Civilian Production Adoiiiii-tra'ion ami the (Iffree nt l*»r» f ,1 natJ‘ *u « .Ir pi f« i nn1 .f t ,,nie Stnhdir ile n and will ItlltTM I hnifils«'t iif * • nun Ui '--- tieade.l hr Maj'*r General . hilt-. .in ,n«rtiil wtiirh " ill lit- pit- 1I’lrdip H Elemiug. 1 In Hu* YiHIlttr man in •'.‘ill t|L Tinman also named Rnytfa.lal ul ihe fiiil nf 1SM7 uliii Ilia " "O'od M F.dry [,* Housing Adths «m t 4 iinliitif D » k'lvihf nitnisiralor. aid made It eleaV ii>mmunity, tt vvu- tmitmmevi *»v 'lurt the Administration ha* no thi­ Pre« Init .liifk flat ip.in :it intention -.f nlniudimiog rent 111 if tiwfiij) si1 Mll! lit .'..lit rols Jaycv tk !,.u ' ! r I ' miion id -o niinonneed tha -h,-i r will l.»- hu m I .ippHiniuomt ,,f i.l-t.r i I general a.lvix•if till’ .1(1>*'•*• mr .......Ill Ire l„ lH ('t|lh s* t it ,dvise the ,i t h M t f l f l l l i j" Ir •* boeigr •*->mints,mu on •In 1 I ! •• Lnt.-:i I hUiltrri. ..... I !*• 1'o "Ii i ir ......mill,-, will he \%111 intI Lj' Hill 11!•*«| ' ' lie,-l,hd hv I'r,*-idrli* Inines B, in.t I* at ' -' iid -f Haivurd I onerxity. in* ut'-t' .( flu Vu\ •• itffU* Mciulq'rx ,»f Dip rtHiiu'*teil l»y I1!*****'lent Itm Lucal Voullis O ffe r iggun I-, aid tin- newly funned Sanford r.mri-l ( bit. in providing Blood In Accident ................• •-E-Vv';-- 1 It. * i l l r c t t«»f «*f th n t jig . H.t h iiH ii i- .»>. r 4*11* '1 1 1 f l u • |*» 4’ *»1ilr'!it h i - ta i i w it iM iis t in t «’ .! a t t ill* Ih lL » » I!" h ! i . i •. % •-r •, Ian Production Administration and "liter will lime agencies w hich nro lion bri'nllling Ilieu Inst. Tli^ pew presidential nnlei also pul* an end t« the I Iff*, ,, of Wat Mobil•ret k.„ anil lle.-ont ersiiin. Sfdtj . •, Thia organization will take ov»r • - M NO . 33 Luxury Liner “ Europa” Sitting Ip The Mud Tax Reduction, National Debt ’ Raise Issues <ul thiii iiiteti—! pnyim'iils iiL Ki iIn- dob( m,- j.’,,000,000,. HUH year That « more' limn NEW YORK. Dec 1’J, <>V>—T l„ NEW YORK. Dee. 12. 1/1*1— A lln y-.-vei naivi-t took iu each yest United N a t i «»ti » sul.-rnmmittiv CIO United Autoworkers through fi'on all t*\i -1u»- - i .iiii p < before suddenly turned on the speed to­ its president. Waller Keuther, r«- tin- war. So theap ini-n say cut day and approved the first hnii vealr.l today that the union'* cx- down lln- dt-t>i by every dollar. of a plan on world arm* reduction. erjitlve board probably will no- po-- ih|,* uglily now wiiilp pi-.qilp Two new provisions ware voted nouin-e In-fore the day i» over the still have money. This group into the draft bv the committee. wage Increase- t will deniund says a m e-d a n lalrr on eould Here they are: D —A require from auto manufacturer* next very *»p II upici our economic ap­ m r n V l h k V W program «d^.tft.l I / h e re la no official Imlltu- ple-cat t. W . S ~ «r llr *S>l*n.ll .n,,.. S, » - r f r t M l k . * = * * » * ~ Up' >ithv! side argues that the apprnveil I >■ ‘a dpectal session of t-lit UnoffrllH v three me hint communltte*^ ^ I H alf Of Plan To [Autoworkers. To Reduce W orld’s Ask For N ew Pay Arm s Is Approved Increase In 1947 blamed Ore Wlnecoff Hotel dlaaa ter In Atlanta last week-end to th* exlalenee of unenclosed Rt*re* wag* which were RkenM »0 a great chtnney without a hritk enclosure. ” . Speaking to a froup of elty and state fire prevrotte®^ authoritlea In New Orlaan*. Assistant Chief Engneer A. C. Hotaon o t the National Boanl of Fire Under­ writer* said the protection of ver­ tical optnlne* In hotel* and othar puble hulldinf* was the basic answer lo the hazard of fire. a»ld the- killdlng cod# reccmroerMed by 'he national board e * n f for the ellmlnatlen of tranaoma or latticework hotel room door*, tljus atim diner in^nm In fonflnltjg doors, titn* a pniu * fUwe> to theie origin. H* prelxgid oireinVl.e svilnm an*( the sprinkler sjr»t#msl ami the fiim fUrm*rmt* “* fUrU’ f President Blames Strikes For Delay In Production rrm t-’SI, ^elseV InOthere T lwith E S S you 7'* I T H U R S D A Y . DEC. 12, 1916 F L O R ID A , Leon Blum Is Elected Head Of France 8 Are Killed, d •’*rtly cloudy tonight end Friday. < loudy Mllh scattered ilio e tn end ihundcrthowrn In extreme north Friday, and bcflnnlnf over ex­ treme tiortherat portion lunl(ht. ('tmliuurd e v m . IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W SPA PE R SANFORD, EsUblUhed 1908 V O LU M E X X X V III ft a W EATHER To Childrens Home iV Florida Methodist Child­ ren* Home ut Enterprise, which is directed bv the Rev. Harold Batnes. has been granted 8100,000 of J. C. Penny Company Stock ns part of a nenr million dollar girt to the Methodist Church and Its Itistitullons. The donor Is H. Gilbert, 78 year old St. Petersburg mail, a steward In the SE Petersburg Methodist Church, and a retired manager of the J. C. Penny (tore at Ardmore, Okla. Past contribution* to tha . church, according to Dr. Harry IE Waller, Methodist »uperln* j tendent for the Tampa district. I include 850,000 and a gymnasium milium to Florida Southern Collvga at.. ’ Lakeland: a . 8386,000 tmlldink S O rJ and property for a hospital lal and lshoma 8100,000 In cash to th# Oklahoma Methodist Foundation. Ha gave the Ardmore M Church. 150,000, n. �' the .: Th u r s d a y; dec. Sa n f o r d h e r a l d , s a n f o r d , F l o r i d a 12 , i w e hursday JEW I Hit HOSPITAL * MIAMI. Urc. Vi, t/P)— A drive foh I2.COO.OOO «o t underway in Miami today to build a 200 bed Mount S ha I Hospital, ilaroti do H in di Meyer, in announcing the drive for funds, said the hospital will l>e operated under Jewish ausniees but w !| be for the public. lie rays It !• to supplement the hospital facilities for Creator Mi­ ami. The llarun described H as a contribution of the Jewish com­ munity to the community at large. VETKRANB ^UPENDED A TLA N TA . Ge., D t . 1*. W 5 Thc Veterans- Admlniatmuo.i u Atlanta announced today that 15,000 (IPs In the southeast have >een impended lempora.ily Irom s u b l i m e nee al.uwanc**. Tho ■gency took thli action after the veterans failed to report tfceir to the Veterana Admin­ istration.Officials explained that these veterans can be reinstated, and racaive back money, when lh*y report their earning* durlnj Aug­ ust, September and October. Helibetately set fi'res caused _ --■* 7 '{ of the forest fire loss in Tho plateau at tha South Pole Customers Send Where Their Friends" ‘HOME CONTROLLED / .1 f i- * t \ tff . ,|f i t>. !f F R U IT C A K E fOTAltY BUND for Ihe past six years, and partially blind before that, Billy MrDonnrl, 22. of Austin. Texas, servo* cake to nurse* at Lenox Hill Hospital, New York, al the birthday party given him by the hospital naff anJ. friends A delicate corneal iransplontlngroperat(on gave him back h‘is sight Th* yuulli will enter the ministry. (International) In Our M eat Department Cranberry Sauce •* • THE PRESENT KETCHUP That Lasts A Year 14 oz. Rottle CU TLETS STANDING PRIME t-B O N E RIB RO AST VEAL CHOPS: Rl SHOULDER P U M P K IN Roast I* The Symbol of Quality In a BIRDSEY STORE. Stew Racon piece) lb Squares Picnics ‘ MELL0 WHEAT HOl nnd M illed To Conform W ilh the AGED CHEDDAR CHEESC tb BU LK M INCE M E A T tb S P E C IA L PORK S A LE : * SB. 23 L IT T L E PIG I’ OfcK tb rf* lb 37 lb 39. lb 45. HKIN ON lb COUNTRY Bacon BTTUt ' BACKBONES , tb * |f ▼' . < WITH *A L L s THE -MEAT LEFT ON.. !b S TE W S U G A R CURED SMOKED T E N D E R IZ E D H AM S: SH A N K END Ib B U T T END lb C E NTER SLICES U> HTREAK O LEAN WIIITR BACON — i- lb SMOKED BREAKFAST ^TUIP BACON * Drawn OA. SHIPPED, D FO W L SMOKED TENDERIZED P ip fIC P O R K CHOPS Branded While Roast Wheat 33 Break/sal Link ** • W inter Ib • SAU SAG E Ends * Pieces lb ed Soft ‘ . 100% Pt’RE PORK PAN Itacon Sliced Pork Loin ** lb lb Sausage FOR THIS DELICIOUS NOURISHING CEREAL H AM BU R G E R Y O liw G JU tCY HAM S SHOULDER Baro-1 M ade From The Finest Select# *lb Hmokrd 20c BlRDSEY’S BEST FLOUR lb Brisket No. 2Vi Can V E A L ROAST PLATE end Bane. PorLrliO*.# Boned and Rolled Rib tlAVlNO th* Whlto House after presenting hi* credentials to Presi­ dent Truman Is Dr. Ludwig Kindiwachter, newly-appointed Austrian Minister. Ttie President auutcd tha envoy that the United Stairs Intends to press for early considera­ tion of a new peace Hraty for Aus­ tria, (International Soundphoto) . nONRLCM R O LU ROAST th e Home Newspap W ESTE RN P O R K CHOPS END CUTS Ib Ib Bulk Collage CHEESE tb K ch lite. n ta t s an d iV rtrc rw y rk Moat Exacting Standards De­ umotirttL manded For Superior Quality, It is Truly a SUPER FLOUR. C A L IF O R N IA D A Y S ORANGES Limit 1 K R A F T ’S Miracle W hip LARGE JUICY G R A P E F R U IT YELLOW- SQUASH FRESH ftTHING B IR D SE Y’S COFFEE SPECIALS B E AN S dscy't Rest cuum Can) I lb 44c CARRO TS Four Brother* 1 Ib 35c 3 Lbs. $1.03 FRESH Fairpla) 1 Ib 28. 3 Lb*. 81 TO M ATO ES M IL L I-’RESH! MAYOR Itogcr Lapltam of Rah Fran- . claco point* out tho Golden Goto j City to representative* of th* UJf. ’ •tXake Success, N. Y , as lie offrrs j th* Presidio silo for Die Untied Napermanent home. Other cltin er consideration (nr the wot Id italar*Boston, Philadelphia and r York, (International) hunch BUNMAXD NECTAR B A L L A R D 'S RAISINS lb carton (rilXJJBURYYi O B E L IS K FLOUR r .M IL L PRICES! W IN E t Sanford k. l i l t KRAUT ; CARNATION TALL CANS Sherry Saucc . • . • 2 for COFFEE C M O *tech F I * * No. 2‘A Cat) PEACI S A T U R D A Y , DECEMBElR 14, 1946 SANED RD A V E N U E SHOW U )T SWANSOAP ORIGINAL GERS, DANCERS, COM EDIANS Windcx AM E R IC AS I^R G E S T . A N D F IN E COLOltED REVIEiW A-TFNN FOR W H IT E P A T R O N S •V M O TO R O IL mem ganisationa and proceeds from Ihe annual classic will he used by the Cainrsvillc Junior Welfare League and tho Junior Chamber of Commerce for the Christmas Empty Storking fund fdT Tirtilcrprivileged children. Pictures above, top row from left to right: Mrs. M. J. Hanes, Sigma-Nu; Mrs. Phil Craig, Phi Delta Theta; Miss Elltabeth Clapp, Sigma Nu; and Mrs. lames Robinson, Phi hrltn Theta; Bottom Row, left to right; Mr*. James HoWze, I’hi Delta l'hcia; Mrs. I. II. Crawford. Sigma Nu; nnd Mis. J. I. IL-ndrraun, Sigma Nu. Not shown is Mrs. Wiarrrn Parks, fourth sponsor for Phi Della Theta educated at the exclusive; Hatha­ way-Brown school In Cleveland ana M t»i Spence’s School In New fXork City. . „ , ' • m " Tian Two . VnilllgAllB beauteous Mrs. Mr*. I.OdEtl— Lodged— th* wife of Henry Cabot Lodge, Republican Senator from Massa­ chusetts: and the wife of Henry * brother, John Davis Lodge, Re­ publican congressman taking the seat of Clare Booth* !*uce qf Con­ necticut—are coming here too. Both of the Lodge boys are tall and handsome and are the sons of the late Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. The younger Henry Cabot (Lodge resigned his seat in tho Senate to volunteer for the Army. When they lived here before they occupied an attractive old house in Georgetown. ’ • Mr*. Henry Label Lodge l» typically "Boston." Tall and aristo­ cratic. »h* claims to prefer a quiet family life to a strictly toclal one. but ib# ii hrp to all th« trlckj. escaped Alabama convicts ant their unsuspecting briifcs —am. els and drug* alleged to hav. n stolen in Florida—are. Iielmi hold today in Toledo. Ohio. Tht four were taken into custody af ter seVure o f Li.000 111 stole, jewelry and 62,800 worth of inoi phine in their hotel rooms. e PARK DIRECTOR MIAMI, Dec. 12, (/ ’»—Randolp.i Dell of Richmond, Va , tmla> ccecded Florida's director of . Scoggins, apresident <if the Association of Southeastern State Park Dirt-d­ or*. The Virginian was elected yesterday at Sabring at the close of a three-day session at Highland Hammock State Park. In all th* United States armed aervices during World War II there were fewer than eighteen thousand amputation rates. The Army 15,000, Navy, Marines nnd k.ui the duii*a sipeclrd of ^.Wash­ Coa*}. Guard, 2.500. ington hostess. Hh# wbs a hit' ti>«Her aliter-ln-law, the former The latest in small radios i* France*** Br*gi°tto. I» * mamlser one reported half the six* of a of the talenUd Brmgiolti f*mlly of paek of cigarettes and capable New York. She herself was. a well- o f picking up programs from a known dancer before1- her mar­ special short-wave station. riage. Her brother Mario la * pianist, and her ulster Gloria, now Almost half of the 050,000 fire*, in tha United. States eaeh anbattan, welting* social John Lodge urns a successful llm ardor, and th# La . _ . ibroad for several year* while he dayed In BrRlsh, French and lallan * films. • TOIN AND ■ATTH-SCARIID, tho garrison ting which (low over lli.kai Field, Hawaii, on Dec. 7. 1941 (above) has been rabed again at a spe­ cial ceremony on the base, honoring Americans who died In the attack The picture above was taken moments after Jop bombers hod attackr I the base. All the buildings and cars In UlO photograph were destroy. Jn the raid. Official U. S, Army Air Forces photo. (Internationa 19c P A R K E R "51 F V F R S M A R P "C A " SHKAFFER F O U N T A I N PEN and P E N C I L SETS DRESSER SETS $8.75 to $22.50 F IT T E D CASES N Y L O N HAI R I • BIG JOB TALLAHASSEE, D*C. UP)— | Florida's capitol building engineer Is always sure of one thing when he begins hi* work each morning. 8ometimia during ' th* da; going to have to replace a out light bulb or fiuor**e«nt tuba. |He saya replacing Debt bulba L "he biggest Job around the capitol. i* engineer, R. J. Casey, said ey burn out *o fait that five or six floureseent tubes arc us»<| a I'EHFUME I lilt lie s :o Ib. 42c 3 lb,. -$1.25 8T. PETERSBUKU^'Dec. 12. (A V -A retired Oklahoma merch­ ant and business man who has given nearly a mill bn dollar*. J?. the work .o f th* Methodist B'hurch, has just contributed WO.000 to the 8L Petersburg Metho­ dist Church. Th* m -n*y la fur th* *m tio n of a chapel to b« named fo r him. 'The'-, donor it Huel G tbert, formerly of Ardmor*. Okie. tv . TU SSY bub" A T LA N T A , flelala o f th* Coach Corporal )N G, GIVES BIG-CAR QUALITY A7 ——— plg gy SPICE $2 to $20.50 VVOrsny wn-of- SA G E $5.50 to $:MMI0 Lucien $2.00 to $20.00 Prince* Matchahclli . $2.00 to $18,50 Modern ng parts /Florida, WRptoyv* TJ«e Kplril „f t hristma, i«he*st,r that KUldr* u- in • II <>Ur M-latinn* wilh Ibr community. t\r h „ r ,hr will to dii good by our fel- J bi - 8c . .---i- -i-XOC' OLD ^l.ON. C H EN YU. Ciro Beechffirt BABY FOOD otoai F R U IT C O C K T A IL S P E C IA L RESERVE)!) SECTION 10 oz. N o te:— W e have no farililica for repairing or re­ finishing used toys- Plense bring toys that may be used without repairing. S A N F O R D ELKS LODGE '> s»n sn a a in a > «m J w ru M K W K M 3 u »n iM W »M .<‘* M ».jv «4 w ^ n in < v m m m m * » * w s w w » w » * s w » w w w » w s i w w w » w » » > » * w » k 20 OS. 30c Ann I - , * O i l. . Relish fraternity USTfNINO TO BADIO BfPORTS on tho contempt action against their union and John L I-cwls, these miners ot Covcrdale, Pa., express tbnr feeling* aa hearing that Judge T. Alan Goldsborcugii halt Imposed heavy fines cv> their union and Lewi*. Many of tho coat diggers said that they are determined to stick it out until their union chief ordered Ui«,n t? return to their Jobs in tha pile. (International A'oundpholo) * month. v< t( ;IW . Union drivtr* and mtchi th* bu* line walked off U Nov. 16 and ntgotlatioi ■topped th* following d*: WHEAT P R E T T Y GIRLS, 50 Toyr. Books, Clothing or Other Gifla . forELKS C H R IS TM A S TREE M ay Le Left nl Mather Furniture Co. Fraternity i w i e t hearts who will aenra aa sponsors for the an­ nual Phi Delta ThetaSigma Nu fraternity charity football gamo at tha University of Florida next Saturday afternoon are these seven pin-ups. al* of whom aro wives of vet­ eran* now attending the University. Both of anted I D l.E Y , I.UCIEN P o rt Muscatel Hunt's 1 »m*lo COMING O N E N IT E O N L Y W ‘ S Coast to Coast BIRDSEY FLOUR & FEED ‘• STORES A PARAD E lb : V A L SIRLOIN and ROAST BONKLE8H r o l l e d A SUBSCRIPTION T O TO A M A S S M E E T IN G ROUND STEAK SQUARE CUT i s ... CHUCK I HRLt M tt-K FED B A B Y V E A L S TE A K S t Sirloin. Club or R Steak PAGE VI K IN G By JANE EA'ilH . • VVASIIi.tlt i t».s, ‘ {n’t — Come January'.(t«e Capital's aacial le t ­ ter will get a shot in the arm pvith tlw turning u> lown of new glamor—a la nepuoik-an. A' top drawar social reglstaiit* frost .sew lu r s t • a a n o . n Tuxedo Park district, expected to b« a leadsr in the hasntngton whirl, is Mrs. Georj* ’5t. t.eorge. Her beau.y anu n.ains wilt o# an added contribution to the coli^roaaional picture at well, as she • a * been elected reKCMntatiw from the 2Uth district. She is a first cousin of the late President F. D. Roosevelt, tnrough her mother, Mis. IPrice'Collier, ,.M ...JUIVI. Nl>> |tv» WM~», -a slater of the President motner. She la a talented hostfsi as aa a keen pol it (clary* ri Always active in political af­ fair*, she has beeh,,euece*sively vice chairman of her own mange county committee, manager of the Republican campaign in 1J12, ounty chairman In . I'J-Rt and a delegate to the 1 9 1 4 ) Republican convention, . Mr*, -btances P. Bolton of Cleveland, O.. first,,- Reeled to Congress 1040.•»is..coming hack ___ _____-nIn*•*»«. ........» — -again as Republican represent* live from her di-tr ict_ * ’ She Is a well-known and •«; tremely popular Washington. Her grandfather Oli­ ver Henry Payne, waa a l). B. Sonator. - Her father. 11. B. Tayne, waa a confWMW of *uch Ib can 24c * An Page T H E S A N F O R D H E R A LD , S A N F O R D , FLO R ID A O U T A D V E R T IS IN G ( Pound C ake Ocean Spray . 12, 194&- W A SH IN G TO N LE TTE R 201 Enpl First Street Sanford. Florida FOlMIft PtlMMR and leader of Uie Qnadlat Party, "Mahmoud Fahmy Nokrashy Pasha (above) baa been designated by King Farouk ot Egypt to kuccced Premier Ismail Sldky Pasha, who resigned. Nokrashy Pasha formed a new Cabinet, retaining the portfolios of the For­ eign Affairs and Interior Ministries (Inlcmatlsnp himself. , dec. ■ . . . . Moreover, th# new Chevrol.l 1* tb* only cor ip it,, fie Id that give, R tn m m n o Big-Cor beauty, Big-Car c6«nf*ri, Big-Car performance, BIO-CAW R O L L E D OATS OUR O W N T E A QUALITY AT lO t fc fT COST in all Ifami of purchase price, oper0,1 on 11 " " V ond, ov*ry standpoint, Big-Car krarmen — 1 „ («. f hp neighbor in lime o f trouble. Till* spirit i- plainly e»loetit in our Pre»«ripli on "•rue# berauM* thr profn.* •Ion o f pharmary, more an* rlrnl than CbrUttn««( U HedirtteH to the good of mankind. To us the i»rrnonal .Integritv ^e put into e»ery' prescription * * xretteat -Kill lift %»e- enn Kre«ieaC to the* people « e nerve. Adrian $5.50 to $45.00 Hartnell $5.00 to $18.50 M IN E R V A T h e Arirlocrat o f Home Radio* Sets By Y A R D L E Y - SE A FO R T II SPO R TSM AN - STAG anc OLD SPICE $39.95 . Priced $1.29 to $10.00 * Quality— taw pvrth at* pric*— low operating and upk*«p co slt— ail rs Open 7:15 Starts 8:15 Add A d r iU 'f tax 208 W E S T Fi * ——— 20F. Federal to raeasttlea ezclu* �FOUR T H E SAN FO RD H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A H ie Sanford Herald W ater Dams T H U R SD A Y; DEC. 12.TR 48 C, Slade, Mr*. Hallio La Vigne, Mr*. B. R. Gray, Mr*. William Slum, Mr*. O. II. Peace, Mr*. J. H. Menlck and Martha Duncan. A flr*t claaa restaurant has been opened by Mr. and Mr*. George Francis in the new Hunt Block where good food I* served three times a day, A Christmas par(y I* on sched­ ule for youngsters in Christ Church Sunday School to be held at the Library on Dec. 21. (BEJDEVIL ISLAND • M ore thnn 1,000 cnrth-bnnked dnmV have been built in C,nge County, Nob., to provide water hole* fo r grazing cattle, and to net ns flood control and soil-erosion safe­ guards. Though the necessary bulldozers were scarce, a score were located, th eir purchase financed by local banks and their operation put In the hands o f W orld W nr 11 veterans. A smnll dam was built within a couple of days, larger otjes took longer. Farmers were partially reimbursed for the dams* cost by the Agricultural Conservation Association with offices in Beatrice, operating under the federal conserva­ tion program. A large dam near Filloy, Neb., fo r exnntple, ultimately cost the farm er only |120 and serves not only the farm where it lies, hut several adjoining if. Gage County farmers are planning to build more dams in the spring. V irtu ally the entire county is concerned with this cooperative venture. • The problem of water control, drninnge and soil erosion, not to mention wnter fo r farm animals, is a practical one o f interest everywhere. The Nebraska County’s plan in in line With the most modem standard* o f agricultural procedure nnd will be an* inspiration in many localities. * - There are now more than 20 radio (how* on the four* major network* in which the audience participate* and receive* gift*. T H U R S D A Y , DEC. 12. 1946 National hot water from many, of Iceland'* volcanic, spring* I* piped to provide heat f o r * o f f ce ' buildings, homes and public swim-* mlng pool*. f A B I t l U ’ S PACKAGE S T O U R llMt St AKACl BIUG. 7%o>te9M‘ I H A V E M O V E D FROM 411 M A G N O L IA A V E . FOR Y O U R R A D IO R EPAIRS PLEASE L E A V E W ith T h e MUSIC Bo* - The T.K.L. cl*.\* -,«|L.tli(>' Kir*'. Baptist Churrh will meet in tinchurch annex at 7:IHI''.PM. A Christmas patty ii'ml .coveted di«b supper will Ik- held and member* are asked .to hrlng a'fclfl for the free and a covered dish. The Seminole Chaptef of the Rad (Vos* will meet nt 10.ho A. M. at the chapter ( house. The llume Demonstration Club will meet at 3:00 1*.' M. at the home of .Mrs. J. I'. Thurmond, FBI DAY The Indiana Idea THURBPAY, DEC, 13, IMS B 1 B L I VEKJfg FOB TODAY SOME MOST USEFUL AND SUCCESSFUL PEOPLE HAVE FOLLOWED TH AT PLA N WITH TU E HAPPIEST REflULT8i In all .thy waya acknowledge him, and ha will direct thy path*.— ** The clrqlrn of the tiitnleii Club ill . f,.lt M ..< ' 'io a la n . i t ll will men .an follow*: Amleu .with aMrs. J. A. Young at H;00 I*. M. Central wlUi Mr*. If. M. Papwortii at 10:00 A. M. Exchange of plaid* for CKnxtma*. DIH fTiirlfetier with Mr* Charles (linn ul 10.00 A. M . Hibiscus with Mr* Dcth Woodruff at 3:001*. M . Magnolia with Mr* W. ItJrwuilam* at 3:30 P. M . Ilooe with Mr*. Jr U. Woodruff nt M YER S SECOND H AND S T O R E 311 East 2nd St. D. B. Middleton H0KSMAN Juow can )txi win? Thry don't knir«r why a stock market doe* whht U doe* ey-en after ll docs — LoUitvlll*. Courier Journal. The claMlfied ads will tell you when the tide has turned. Bomewh«re underJ-JDlp Wanted" a firm “ 1 a*k for an "aggreaslve tale*- The individual who draw* mui|cna» on advertUlng billboards U turned to a new field of enchalking up "Kllroy M here" on every available wall It ^ • / 0r.,rA who » . but at the height Of the someone remarked. " President* Jnhn T*. Ident . *,#ft ,. . $ n j,,, wo,1 so much power." Think NntblniI O f It iAtiin* M ® vou mrir Jtttln* your child snatch o ff ilS u " '* *4 Just * wig, tl I • rr» ,d It .honn V * “ twL o w»y .'reel, I remembered, and it J r e £ ,{ " port* n‘ the cui! ekreV i. i* #rnu';t*0'1'' l° the 1 ’ ,nr the rI,rk «o bo euUtMU* ,he f u»lomer. -The a nnane!*1 ftn .^ 'ilt hway. ,v* mor* I»»a (of In a tfl ;,8*°, urf LO! T H E POOR M IN E R ! ______________Chicago Journal of Commerce The /low of erg* of coal energy hat flowed' to a trickle, but there ha. been no <L........ ............ lluw of sentimental drool about the awful plight of the miner." Lven persons who wince at the name of John I » l.ewis are prona to add a hasty postscript about the misery and exploitation of th® down-troddtn <*oa! rnin®r. Such sympathy it well deserv. ed— a* of I860. It might even have justification of a sort a* of 1926 when Mr.- l ewis published "The Miners Fight for American Standards/* But In 104ft— Official* qf the Inland SUel Company In a pres* conference recently presented a well docu­ mented description o f their cap­ tive coal mine at Wheelwright, Ky. Significantly they did pot claim extraordinary qualities fo r their mine; they did not, a* they may have been tempted to do, represent Us merits as at all distinctive. On the contrary, they asserted frankly that the Wheelwright mine.was fairly tvnlcal of about 86 per rent of the bllumlnpui coal industry. Thl* D the picture painted by E. R. Price, tuperintendint o f t!T " f *° m,k# ■ »•!*. but coal properties at the min*. f “ Vkm*r h** M murh <n HOUSING: Tha average monthD „ ih1 ,yM •nd that lar^ n infinitely more important. ly cost of house rent*, Including light fuel and water. * * " *— three-room dwelling, four room* and 22 r>- ij - , Wo,t democrat* for room*. These rentals thT*ni*iit « .,.° * Rl * reortLlnf to ed from the miner's Ihe Gallup Poll. He get* 48 perih J BacreUre'n V‘ IUr* ,°nl!r U ' " nd “ Ff"** "Ply 10. On the Republican side Governor Dewey resent I* the outaUndlng f»vorlt# with 82 percent of- the Repuollcan* In h|* favor, only 17 P»ra n » for fUrold Rlataen, th* n i n*' ** begin* to look as If, Mr. Dewey, w it h e r you Ilka of four year*. Mis* Winnie Crhlg PofctmU Ire** at Falmouth, Maa*. am! Ml** Helen Mcllale have return' ed to their winter home in Long, Longwood bituminous coal industry *hpw that mine worker* were aver-1 aging 88.2 per cent more per' hour in-June, llttfl, thnn in Jimu- ! wood. ary, 1041. During the • unit* prrAt the iod average weekly earnings in-' creased 160.3 per cent. The average hourly earnings' of bituminous roal worker*. $1 I 40, la higher than in any of the other mass Industries. In the automobile industry they are $L34,' In crude petroleum 11.32, in steel 21.30, etc. f WORKING DAY: "The miner doe* not work 64 hour*," Wilfred Sykes,' Inland president, pointed' nut. "H e artunlly work* from 35. to 42 hours a week." In other words the miner's pay, portal to portal, is for approxl-. inatrly seven hour* of work and' two hours of ruling and riding, per diem. Millions of strap-hang- , ere nnd commuters who work in ! American cities pay their own j fary* riding to and from* work, never dreaming of asking to lie Compensate,! for that time. Thus, the miner work* only 42 . j hour* a week even If he reporta on the optional sixth day which the public Is welcome Incidentally — planar get this Mrs. Price and -Mr*. Mitchel are — a study by Inland ahowed that tha music teachers. "our Inside mine Worker* ,|id Longwood Card Club were no^ ...........__, perform any ... more productive guqsts o f Mr*. Florence Bunder— -i. underground ----- 1 j„ August. lln for games on Saturday eve­ work ----' 'id January, " 1948. than 1941 . . " ning with three tables in play. So much for Ihe argument that Yule-tide will he celebrated hy baiter wage* are an unfailing the members on I)*c. 21 at Incentive to better productivity! Waffle Inn with suppsr end ex­ change of gifts. Dean Henderson and Robert Blake home-owner-*’ and former residents her* have arrived from Klngfield, Me. after an ahsenru A t te n d th e M a t in e e t f Ever Made * Irireit Christmar Gift for Ihe Bo*» or your Husband. .' a W alnut or Oak Foam Rubber Chair Cushions Mis. Everett MaulilJig is Spend­ ing Min, time in Sanford rfi-i her ntulhrr, Mrs. Dais y Knit*. untry Harry* la-e, Jr. honored Mis- O fficers Installed Cecelia Trtllurk -and Clyile Ter w lli-;ar. Jr. with a Ipuil pari) A t Methodist M eeting last night on thiir yacht, 1.nl<> II. The group gathered ut the San­ ford Boat Works nt OSH) n’cluc1, nnd rrulse<| on the SI. John, Itivei.. I'lH-ktnlU » ,-re sefved and singing enjoyed until u late h«n: | when a <|«lc on» chop suey supp'-i with HHikies and hot erdfee Wiienjoyed. A Inrgv rrystal cilke plate was presented to tile him- > iirees. Tlins^ enjo ying the c Irol su|M-rlntendent of Chrlsliati with Mi»s Triiluck and M SiK-inl llelations, a ho .gave an mil* willegur were Mr. and Mr Inn- of the recent alcoholic seniScott, J r .. Mr and Mrs. iour which wo- held last -week ir Spi'm-er. Mr. ami Mrs. Wilder Park. Mrs. Homer South i of Ik-laind. district president. ; -poke—on "United Church Women , of the W orld" • 'H er the loislocst reports It,, .1 f McKinley- Installed the ..f fi. ,-is foi Die i.cs ycM in an ail 1pii-ssive ceremony. The new uffi,*,*i*s are a, follows Mrs J \ krinrello, president: Mrs. It F i • 'de. vice president! Mis* Ft'ii Bolton, reevuding secretary; Mrs. Raptist Croup Met I llrodie. Willinms, treasurer: M i» Monday Afternoon i 1. C. Williams, secietary misI sn.nary education; Mr*. It. T firch- I of the First Baptist j Wniren, secielmy Christian social ('hutch met last Monday after­ ■relation; Mrs J. M Leonard, sec noon at the home uf Mis- J. K. , rvtary students work; Mrs. K.i Courer, Jr- with Mr*. 3J. T. H bV 1| waul Kirchei. secretary for young I 'soinen and 'girl's work; Mrs. \V. nes serving a, co-ho*te*». The script uie war. read hy Ihe 1 P. chapman, secrelury for pluldchairman, Mis, A. I* llolarlaw. ren’s work; Mrs I w-,| II Wilaen, after which Mf«. fV*A. Andrrs'on s^telary for Hterahire and pubJr. led the gioup In piayer. The llcatluns; Mrs. \V, E. Raines, sec­ lllhle study wa- Ini by Mrs. retary for supplies; Mi- I K. Courier no,| Mr*. <J. S Sheppard McKinley for spirllual life and Mr*. E..II. Laney, rmnie-y , iinirmeeting a tea wa» held tho. direction of Mr*. \V assisted t y Mrs, K. II Mr*. Cyril Uulnrr and MiCopelniiil with Mr* J. N. A pDwiding nt the lea -etvii P O W E L L ’S OFFICE S U M V 110 Maunolla Phone 9B6 ,ik~;|Spring Fever To Hi Presented Fi'-idny "" 1 ... the Miller, 113 ,n t at 0 3d ,|i«|, supper in-mlier* are ,,,r. toy for * fint big moment comes, of course, when you *tcp out o f ’your door, and there'* your Vfcry own Ouick, all ready and waiting. only an automobile you wait for when you w ait for a Buick — it’s Bn endless series o f tw e e t satisfactions. . The next one come* when you roll down the street in this handsome creation—and practically feci the eyes of the passers-by following. It’s not just a matter o f sise and room and Fireball power and all­ c o il s p rin g in g , as any B uick owner will tell y o u -it's th# won­ derful way all these add up to make a constant flow o f golden iib % S, - •(•' The simple truth is that it’s not U strike, where 40 hours a day with nol You’d like those moments to start coming soon. So would the whole, hard-hittiog crew that's waging I----------------------- i l„«s of the il hold the r ' „ri\ at the , p. \t Each I I ring a relentless war against delays and shortages to produce Dukk* for you — and fast. •| But the most important thing — when you think it out — is u bnt you get rather than when you get it — and wh^t you really want is found nowhere else but in Buick. Why not settle your min ■od be done with it?f plBce your order ndw^l delivery, with or withlout •"a u ­ to turn in - though wc like to get trade-ins for our used-car buyers. . ' - ' . V ' ------------- — * ' ' • r ' . -i . - . P- w. ltT, - ' " ' t’ irclr \n. fl <>f the First Ila|>*‘*t Chtmfi jne| recently at thu home nf Mm ,\V p. PcCnur*<-) with Mrs. |W. A. Cagle a* c»ho*li-*s, A1 ettveied dish supp-i Was held ut iV'Ut I* M After the -u|>|>t-r u regulji buniiio- meet in.held with Mrs. " . It ltiui«iii| luesnling t the nhrenrr uf Mr*. .Imler Cantertin. Mrs. Y M Carroll opened the meet ng mill the ilcvollon.d which urns "Tiie t InJ-tma* Story" Tillin' present fur the nreeting were Mrs. M. A. Callaway, Mr llrinson, Mrs. (). C. ( ’ Rib*. Mr*. K. I*. McWiwrler. Mrs. It. N l.umley, Mrs llntlie M:te Knaso. Mrs Lillian Vickery. Ml- M« v Nelson, Mrs. J A. Strange, Mr F. M. Cot roll. Mi*. 'S. A. Eden f eld. Mr*. V. C. llasty, Mr*, t K. Littlefield. Mrs. J A. Yarn. two .south Pole regions bear the names of Hear Adm. ltichnrd K Ityrd's wife. Mane Byrd, and hi. mother. Eleanor. Bolling. Kpeukin O f Saving Money I One way la u i r nieney I* ta far­ , C l )»ur wife's birthday. Mr*. Winns- Huger* and daugh­ Thu guests were served at tine ters of llinghampton, N. Y. me large table which was covered visiting Mr*. H. II. Lawson a: with a while cloth and centered her home, 107 N. Locust Avenue. wrth whit,- gladioli arranged in and Mrs. Thnma* Slater, a crystal bowl flanked with white during the summer sea.»» i randies m crystal candelabra. te n dining room nt Scrooo Bridal plare-rards marked the N. V. are winter visitor* seating unangcinent and at each guest1* place was a white camel­ lia corsage. ' Dr. K. A. Tomkins o f She htiMike, Quclx-r, is the home gue*i of Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Armithg-. colored di'nklng glasses. Dr. Tomkins U the ship doctor Those illvlteil to lie with the on the Northland which operate* honor guest were Mr*. John Hull, lietween Jacksonville and Cuba. Mr*. Charlcs^K. Spencer, Mrs, Mrs. Morris Holds I'eter llaydi-n lepsir, Ml>., Ituth Col. ml Mr*. W. G. Campbcl Winstead nf. Shreveport, La., Mrs. of Fairfield. Calif, arrived In Circle 2 Meeting Dale Scott, Jr., Mr*. Charles n'uht In iftcnd the Christinas hoi I'prson*, Mrs. C. II. Terwillegar. iday* sVilh Col. Campliell's par Circle 2 o f the First Baptist Sr.. Mr.* J. II. Tnilurk, Sr., M n enls, Mr. nod Mrs, I*. I*, ••'mop Church met las: Monday ut Un­ Helen Ituffm of Charlotte. N. C. hell. home of Mrs. II. K. Morris wlh and Mis* Klirnln-th Dyson. Mr*. Fud Myers, chairman, pre­ siding. Mr*. Myers used u* the MonoRrammln^ Then some night you’ll find your­ self alone on a quiet moonlit country road—and the whisper o f your engine, the soft tread o f your coil-sprung wheels, your gentle, cradled, easy stride, w ill fill your soul with • peace you wouldn’t trade for worlds. Of the Funniest MONDAY O ffice, Banka, Librarica. StcnoRniphera, or Home. Offices. *, by your employer and irtr to the government •■•aping until your are ntually, It U presumed, get It back, but.lt will nearly as much a* It ive when It was deducted “ for th B VTTB R C H AIR S You get another lift the first time you mett a hill, and the voice of your Fireball straight-eight engine drops from baritone to bass as it meets the challenge - and tramps t h e ’ g ra d e d o w n in to easylevelness. *E 0D Y K ILO W ATT fntemtlnr a r t i c l e on ta# A l Life" by Erich Ws appears In-Wednesday's f-unlon. There It a hue and II oyer the country, he savs. Demonstration COM PANY ' 210 E A S T FIRST STREET litftU a gift Orphanage. NewoHl Designs T STORES: Company atom are operated on a ca»h basis #xc«pt for Installment purchase* of such items as furniture, refrigerators and washing machines. Their irlces are competltlva with other* n the vicinity. No metal money or scrip (a Issued to employes although cash advances between every month after they have pay periods are normally ob.alnHhfbxj lb* eie of 85. If you •W *1 ‘ ^ WAGES: BLS statistics In the work for • business Institution, ere urohably one of the.* eight million, for ev»ry month during the past eight or ten Homs Club on Thursday Mr*. Ould* W’ ilaon demonstrated B meringue without sugar which wa* served on Engllih cake. Mr*. Ralph Hnmmond presided. Attractive gift* were exchanged by mem­ bers: Mr«. Karl Duncan, Mr*. F. IF ITS A DOLL GIFT MAKE IT A GENUINE H0RSMAN , SANFORD HARDWARE P A G E F IV E " .'*'ej_ account fur more than half the value ndded by manofao ture in cntlou manufacturing. IWedding A tten d an ts'--------------------------- * Calendar Honored W ith P a rtie s ! P e f s 0 n d l S Announcement FRED T H E 'S A N F O R D IIR R A1D . SAN FO RD , FLO R ID A three act*, will lie pre-rnl the Junior Cla*« of S», Hi*h School on Friday mu 7:39 P. M. at the high Th® basis for Ihe play is Hpangler’s boarding ho„*e re n ^ e communlly. The play ia under the dir of Miss OHI* Ree.e WTn'tl those taking part in thr ri are Charles Herron. L<mi«e quist, Peggy lupin. Robert cloth, Uil| Ingnram, Emily hews, llatel Routh. Jane innn and Kny Shoeinnkc ; A twllrr way and a more plraaanl ! 0,,e Is to place your fir*, wlnd1 Norm liuonnre with us and lir e >our wife the dividend saflnge fur a birthday present, •*» M M U. « M rV:W *»'U .If nun'i Miw?ioi»ary Union trAHtiiu-' m bool nt UnKvillc, Hr. ontl n L»ift to tin* Marrnret Funil ' ilciit nt I ’nivrriily. •\ • -hurt |»ri»|(rani \%a» IfWon Ml-.* Hylvta M rt^li. dauidder o [ Mr ami Mrs Knot....I \|n . ti,,| wa* «i|i«*rii*(l wtill the Hilil** ■ Hit, s-llv who ».is elected by tile Mildrnls ot KtmIda.Sign Cult, »tuilv itiiHlucIril hy Mr*, liro ilf) tor AVoinetl to repm -uv the ictmul In Uie Qoivn nt’ Kill |-i.,ia tiilhnnt. Mm. Tliamim CJroye* conlest nt Onlliesvitb- diirtni- Ihe irnat wceki-nd . it I| the «ubjoci “ Have a Heart This* t ’hi inlina»." Mr*A. K .’ diM'UsMhl SteRnriUhip anil the niretinR wu * A. h effler Honors Mrs. I’or kins do«etl with a priivcr \v*[ l»y Mr* din Truliiik.^M iss Angela Mcisch |\ . CampMI. It wa* annotlnct*! ||in| the «»••* l lM**ehli|? will l»* held at the home uf Mm. 11. Me hviii with ,Mr<k Hriltun John son as m - h o S te s s tVr ran site »uu a 20% cash dWIdrill] u tlnpi »n fire and ntndsfunif Imuranre. C. M. Itoyd A ' Co. Ill* * Magnolia Avrsme, Phone • tot Adf. * Mechanisation uf ning. spinning anil gan in Alileru1* in lb *g M U U f* « « Wnt M rg U K BLACK NORTI If'OOL Tux Tiwisei I , i were Benton Baptist C'ircle Hold M eeting On Monday 3 of llu- h a s t B u p th ul th e home of, Mr mi M onday w ith Mr *ifti:i!, rim It ilMHi, |>f A lls . A, I IV Icr-m ii Mill .»• | W l>. t . n n l i m r uavi* ihi* • j nl u « in i: ii IU mm ’1 •• *U'i ‘ , »h® Nut %Ity •••* a- tl». * »• •tliiji W it' »«*i»il \l •*ill * - j w m * l i r - t i l I d i»tti*i»4l tltr i- 4 nim uij y |ii«t4Ci u n i lit tl»r «*hlu » n®xi M o tu lay iim l *ul»*«*i 4|it li» lln |it it t * in n u a R in rr w n r fo lltiu in u an ; « I f im ii .Mrs* .M ar y I lu ll. I H e r n lu i f r l m i r n mn. M in . M . r tlllllllilttfft lnlK**»l nil u m i h l i i | i and «ll»frilnit* d M il : i 4 n i d a, (u U ; •* jf iin l M i -. ruinlut l« *l ' *»• M il.I f ,\iiii v s ilm ly n «»«k M»dl***» *•• • «*»•• I -*•• •• 1 B . L . P e r k in s '•** Vi. •- y m 'u i> llllHHt |•I ** •It'll!. .•(!••' * .• Hi .1 |,y J nti-.'Dng mui i-,.inmeH*e.t • • - "• tuide iMl- |iliuM‘- tif the wink , .. it ul j Following adju„rm,,c«l. v4• t,„ol. I Bet k served n-freahmenb- of ant Mr*, brualn. fruit cake, suit - and eotfuv in a to Mi*. Cummin:',, M i- " •­ Bell*. Mr* K E Itols. M, H rlion C. Williams, Mr* " 1 " ' and Ml* Joe II W iiglit. Mi- ' 1 qedy Mnilden, Mrs- t.ar,liner. Mi D .11 .und- Mr*. Clyde I'lercy, Mr- II A Ksir- Colbert, Mrs M A ' till!' ay, Mat.* Mr». A. J. Will,inns. Mi- 1 ••• h«|»- .on. Mi*. • lett'lno.l m. I '•» the hvyh heo r*fttj*etfvm e- I nlfual fkruJ MpnJ CARGO CHRISTMAS The Ib-ncmlablr f la** «*• ,First Methodist Church will at 7:30 o’clock for their *r Cht xtma* party with Mr*, y David, 0H» W e t First Street SHAVING 10DON MIN'S TA1C COIOGNI , shaving sdVr Provincetown Players Thl* A N D MOST IL LOUNGE IN CENTRAL FLORIDA Casselberry, Route 17 LAST SATURDAY PE R FO R M A N C E S W ed. T h u rr Fri and Sat. . • I «:1 5 * >• ■ * Reginald and Rita Goode and.Coinpany FOR LU N C H E O N A N D D IN N E R RESERVATIO N S TE LE PH O N E SA N F O R D 1200, ASK FOR MR. P A U I N oel C ow ard'. Great C om edy’ "They (the Invest If*. T H E SECOND M A N .« r a a * a a LIND WEBER, General Manager Reservation* Phone mnrelltr and public Yfigh standard of llvattainable with 10 l ' - '- r '- • .* 210 M A G N O L IA A V E . ■r * W in te r Park 827-J 1 lo 2 or 6 to B P- M. ' zip, -• - V ’ -i lir^fAiV ft . i L A N E Y DRUG �I ‘ ■ ’ paqe Six iA N F O R b M F R A 1 n ■ ■ ’ * • * • • , c 5 U N C n u n ' ti n om s # . ■ 9 ' I ^ . • 7* • • * ■ • . . , . ’ From ’ California ! Baseball Meeting Hanford M anager W ill Report To Toronto Camp On March 15 INSIDE SPOUTS REPORT By A It T ilt'll BECKWITH, JR. .Orange Howl .Statistics ic third down gamble, it •eerns, is the greatest tint'll touchdown producing im|>ctus In football. But the element of su.ptlse in a first down pass provide* the most spectacular results. . At lean tlm Is ihe Tit licatIon in a scoring analysis of Florida’Otangp Howl series, which gives a good nos* section of what goes on in the pigskin i n d u s t r y throughout the land, since It an­ nually features the better team from various aerOons of the country. The third down has produced 2.1 scoring plays In- The Ornttgi Bowl series, nr 47 percent ... _. the tallies registered in the la* 11 games of the New Year's Da, series. Records for Ihe PJ75 In augural game are unavailable. Average distance covcrrd m the third down payoffs Is 2yards, and the manner of acorinr includes n|ne passes, one field goal, two blockrd kick*, nln* fly. ART1II’ It l,c ( KW ITH. JIL .' ' “ Herald Spor| Sports Editor' Kd Levy, jovial Sanford man­ gier during the lt<4« Florida State League season, returned < to the Celery City Monday from the annual meeting of the National H a a a b a ll Association in la.s Angeles with a contract to play lor the Toronto Maple l^afa duithe comin Levy will report to the Canad­ ian's training ramp* In Lake Worth, Fla. oh Mnr. 15 to begin Spring training activity, ami will rotum to Toronto with the team for iht 1017 season, duting which he will play first base for the International League club. Levy, while in Los Angeles, contacted the Baltimore Oriole*, hut was unabla to sign a contract sine# Baba Dahlgreen, a former good a contract as did Toronto. Pittsburgh and St. Louis Brown > President Campbell, owner of star was a free atrnt and had the Manic Leafs, heard that Levy slatted to play for the Orioles. was willing to sign a contract Wbltoer slated, " I surely would ami later contacted Ihe Bahford liked to have been able to play manager ami completrd arrange with Baltimore since they have merit* at the first meeting. Tor such a short left field fence, and onto is a farm club of the Boston too the weather In that section tied Sox, and with the help- thnt •bits me.” the Sox will send to the Leaf 'Casey Stengle, owner of the Toronto should have a fine clut. . • • Oakland, Calif, club, desired his In '47. L e w slated that he certainly was {lad to be hark in Floiid. 11 1 « . • Orange Bowl touchdowns an I fourth down, nine. Second down (allies were al#out half-and-half spectacular and routine, with lh scoring plays averaging 25 yard* The fourth down masker* weir mostly on short plunges, .with the plays averaging only 6 1/3 yards. The predominance of third down touchdowns seems a definite in dicatlon that Play No. 3 [n an) down series Is the most dangern-jv to the defensive team at any poin <*n 'the field. bemuse o f the nt frnslve team's tendency to gamble , / i a :i s TTiVJoDAY, DEC. 12, 1946 ■ 1 win the Individual offensive title •£d._m*y the Iist. since (ho e o l^ n * 11 i n ^ e o m W n e d ^ t f n u l ^ ? ! ! ? '* , r * . rel^ ,nf. *® *• » rro nd amt .n .MIn. -hT «u,p- Tha other fresly"'itt'-d on the the rroumi ground ’ ru he mnn to nrrom»‘ti in* a rni id «h thin frnt wua air, hut also was the number ono “H-'b Hoernschmeyer of Indiann in liaise, on the basis of total com­ 1041. . pletions, and was the seventh beet In total offense, Tidwell lead* hall carrier. ' •-»*' Tidwell handled the hall Id!) with 1,715 vard* itimes, to be far and away lh-> He’s followed by Bobby I-ayne of Texas, with. 1,457 yaid* „ Plays. Others In the first 10 are other down. The first down tal­ Harry (lllmer of Alabama, Char­ lies were all "medium or long T / r-„r-.|a Bob Chap range", with a Ion# exception. pula of Michigan, Little Doc 3to'Second down scores, were about ley of llardin-Simmons, Herman ,-venly divided between definitely Wedemcyer of St. Mary's. (Charley long, and definitely short tangr. Justice of North Carolina, Bill While the markers scored on the fourth (or punting) down, nat­ urally, were all from ’’close in." turning out in diovrs tu take ad­ Forest Ranger Jaek The Qrange Bowl series is just vantage. one psrticular series, but what is Thurmond reports that after five l,ur here Is probably true in any huntim .days hunters have killed •dher given grid series. The 158 buck deer. The season opened Sunday and reader might trv^thls yardstick on his own favorite team and see 53 deer were slain. how tru# IP’ holds over a season Game has a three-day holiday each week, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. A t noon yesterday Good Hunting .. . Hunting’s jtood In Ocala Na< 3,600 foies t permits had been onal Forest and sportsmen are Issued, 30.7 of them tu minors. , ' . . ' workhorse back of the country. Ho nccoun'rd for a total o f 1,71# yards in 'Auburn's 1 0 gaincs. lie completed *3 of 153 forward pas- * / ’ •■""•a esc WIIU • • lually nil with a sptictacula'. touch. • The 1 .1 scoring rfforta cm fir down revered 58| yards or rfi leverage of IS per play. Kigh *>f the touchdowns came on pa»») tanging from 1 0 to # i yards, wltl most of them on the lonier sbbOne name on a past interreption covering 8 0 yards. Three wer* on runs of 07, t l and 15 yards And on* on a H-yard pluncr. The 85-yard pass came in the four.h cpiar.er atm cuaoieu i)u>, -leant to beat Mississippi Stal­ l-1 to 12, In 10.17. And the 80 yard Interception during which • t* asiBosw Auburn Freshman Leads Nation In Offensive Action • . arouod and-look and my main Idea was to /ret out of Hunts­ ville." About Kelley, who now it coa-n of Woodrow Wilton Hi,h School By HAROLD V. R A T L IF F body can tell a bet.er one. in Lot Angelos: ♦ A P Newsfeaturrs \ictor M. (Choc) K#IUy, who ■'> The game, played in Baton D ALLAS—What was the lon,- once played at Toxts A A M, can Rouge, wat against Louisiana t< fount ft .un that should take Hlata in UW7. Texas A * M had est run ever made in MotbaU? Henry liar, lion (Jlnai Tucker, the |No. I spot for dasnlrig with •ll* na i on its 43-yard line ntai veteran Text* sports writer, lay a foothall on a gridiron and a the side of the field. Kelly, who gridiron alone. Rut— * claim to the honor. ,n_)va a. l-«r.i*lc,'toX - thi First, Tucke.’• mighty run: It was six miles! oval and darted for the si Mines, playing with fcw» . j | , „ great caUuul Jinx ,u* was w li'aying wrn Blinn |but seeing he wat cut oil, rover' was made under somewhat dltf.rr-! C™,fS7 ®f Brenham, Tex., in lUH , f#d and ran ae.oe* the field. #nt Cbcunt* an<»s (han o . > 'r , a»d ninn ha.| gone to Huntsville; Again he saw would-be tackier* mighty" i^idlron' V p r in U -In ifth i * '1’ )” •> bam ..ouston .quintal.' |'i' U,. way^ so he turned ai.d W.co, Tex, sports writer’s race -s »m Hcuston ha I two touchdowns. r. n acroc. tin: field once more, wi«k iim. ^...e ___ - U ftlm t m tnuchilnwn un«l * fit .d ! jjr htndrd o ff a^ain, 4 0 goal for Illinis with lest than a he turned and twisted his way minute to go when Tucker took a throug , hi(. opponents lu the. oth-r Mackrides of Nevada, and OecK side of tha erUlron. Balked for Roberts of Ctcatianooia. * a thl.d tima. hf.turned -till un;c In-rushing, Mobley lead# ddth more and raced hack acrusa the 1 262 yards in 227 rushes, follower, Held. Over on the other side Tie by Roberts with I,Ho in IT, saw he wet clear, to he sprlnW tushes. Other leaden: Justice, for a touchdown. _' Joe Guiding of Oklahoma, Levi blown," says Tucker. “ They stoo­ In all that maneuvering he ac­ Jackson of Yale,' Stephens of Cin­ ps d but os they did I took oil, tually ran 257 yards for a touch­ cinnati, Tidwell, Trlppl, Hodge shouting to the referee, who had down. since n field la app.oxlof Wichita and Glenn Davis' of ,u| ki.ied the "all, that we didn't mately 51 yards wide and hwunt the penalty, ami with no raced across four times, then skip In forward passing,* ranked on one In front of me went across Uu ped 65 for Ihe score. goal line." total completions, Tidwell' lead ' The run is on record i t A i SI But, Jinx explains, just back College and was verified recently with 70 completions in 158 at­ rf him was a large group of tempts' for V13 y arils. nobby by Kelley In a letter to a Dallas Layne of Texas completed 77 oung men, some of whom had spot ti writer,. et on.-Sam Houston. "They were tosses o u w f 140 for 1,115 yards. .Other leaders; Ben Raimondi of much closer to me than any of TO COACH BOX Indiana, Gilmer, Thomason of Vir­ the players and were very angry, ginia Military Institute, conerly so with the ball I raced out of CHICAGO. Dee. 12. (A h -T h e o f Mississippi. Clark of Texas tha stadium and on to Phelps, a Chicago White Sox • today anMines, Clyde Laforee of Tulsa. town six miles away. The crowd Bob Demoss of Purdue, Working probably gave up the chass long «>f Washington and Lae, and • ■ • • * . a’ * »| T H U R S D A DA Y / , n DF.C EC . 12. 12, Iftd 1946 t— i •1 . * - - t t p ' * 4 . , , *** ' • - x Tu H cE S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A P A G E SEVEN I )(i 11 •« MJtaJ J__ .1 «IM • r ' 4 (lift k U r* tnf.*nl I* Ti e I i The r* • • M g r 4C | n»ll 2 I'JgkHl - I A • I r .iiU 1 . . . 1 1 t •t . * • .- I . Mt \ *»l I . «•! \ 1 \ rijt ill \ r r • .Nalinnjtl, Knouri .v \iltrrli*i-tl f U Mrrrn*. irrlu -o r Itrp ->17 \\ lli.biiivuii — I’ hnnr iOlt . OrUmlo Morldj • Mcrl — -tluminuix — \Vo«»d Contplrtfl* In«t4llnt • *V« f ,|S ,| 3 PI t »i ;M m If 1. * I I || k VI XI t JI *e 1 r.txil . J4‘« • \l I, \ l!Kll|Tl*l|N VMI I * \ <«».\h fi \ i\ «; ♦ l a i i a m i I \l t N|m \* . \ i - \iit »;-t 1 \ t'ou tl S i’ mI i “ --- Jl |h19: l« n I*. IICit.MHtN t’lr L s»f lit. i ’ t. t • HelillRdlf *‘iM|lll>.# I ' I " I \ • T I * I! ' ” I hyliF ritl I -•U U MIMURS Of SINATI OOP COMMITTU-ON-COMMITTEES are shown as they met In rioted session In Washing­ ton to discuss allocations of committee posts among Die SI Republicans who will hold a Senate majority In the 80th Congress, lasted (L to r.) are: Senators Robert A Tall, Ohio; Wallace H. White, Jr, Maine, bead of the group; and C. Way land Drooks, Illinois. Shown standing are (1. to r.j: Senators Raymond E. Willis, Indiana; Hugh Butler, Nebraska; and Edward V. Robertson ofJWyomlng. (International Soundphoto) E THE OLD H O M E T O W N tey|la«*4 U I *»•••» 0«. a By STANLEY : i lir o \ The Hlrlke I. liter caaM M M tti*M W sM ««ai ■* r* Ju. i>. |t« «»*• 8 JU S T N O R T H .1 OF CLOCK-J A OPERATED H NOW by TOM W ATERS IS T H E T I M E T O S H O P SF.F. OUR S P E C IA L G I F T I And you can't help hut feel -|ug(>*h If juur buwr|*' dun't sunc regularly. Take thi* ad In TmnhInn Drug Co, ltnumill.it & \nrlerann or McReymdd* Drug in. T j “ *•*’ -• « f 11VAS' e l • I.KN ta lly lasaliup tablet* tode». T IIK Y ARF. IIIH F IIK N T . TllH Y A R E MILD. THEY AKE DIVIDED IN THE t'ENTER I fur tour Ain'enirtiri-. Take mil) a* directed. ( • U (ilO N W ANTED tu m-ii I »i\ mtuii b.«u by the (un with I'p-uiu t,. i,t., I’ei mumnt r. -idnil. b!. A t »» lngt.-n, Kiiiai mail eairu i Building ||Wk... . , " anted -burnt,bed npatttnrrii- r tlimuand) 'louse f»r fairfllv of Uu.-e* H (ju n c t r t'-i ’!; " ‘tlkoi .un. - ate toad --11 1 _ 4 tty Hall. | 1IOH PRO YO liit in t re*p rein' I-1Ul. pin) •.ill sam .... . ......... vh.lh I at it «itt | (intHii}' a ft, ••in' Keo No Vn , rli*t 111. - i«*v s- tt-i |> Hiiti I f% I ill liir >1 l un , .« tnr.hu*’ |•#. * -, i- .• r||.. , t ly _’.»•» 4f».» •- !• \| ■• i ii.i. •i W >k*hl fUst -f - . .. 441 , (ii. V“('k ««).ng kleenile %%«•«, M«(|f Ilk. •ptf.l, 4las•*!■•• . \ \ in,-* l-t ill!-- 'ee e-e If I VI I V .lea . J•»1 I**#* ("SI l-lale in « . n krUu'HM m iA nh m a d e I ROM Sl'j It) 8.100 stii.- privacy; fast service F| iJRIDA LOAN CO, ’ 2 Sanford Avenue. V K T F It.W uiiii fllllii*lir*l apt ren. t all ; 4' (i'll |*|ale• •> | At Usl • Hleallhi rl(»« M H C IA i. S P “ V 1 C E 3 •*«. ,•••»!«. and 4e#«(«'• —the wiifieial |l • easy. i.au*a, AlnNS cant* and pueters l"S SIGC SKIIVICK 111,ln-«*. Phono 'u'JI ),* t Iht Brushless W py ( t r i K ltfn lte t«h1«k> L o v e h Quality T o . * 111% #.% |*i*. .. ■ ■ a . ic , .-| I. linA\ ' tin ) \ \|| n ii h i l l I 111 \ || !•( i.*s K.sm ! « i • i«-d 11.1,1,., II... > ) , ............... * tu .1 CHI LD' S T H E R R E r A A A N S A N N U A L BOX//4<S- S H O W , W O U N O U P W IT H A ^ O A iE B E L L F E A T U R E TABLE coca w . C H R IS T M A S S H O P P E R S P A R A D IS E CHAI R Lovely clear finished wood fashioned into a sturdy aet of beautiful design. The table topj made 'of masonite, la 20x26 inches. nrsiisu itxi-tovT* i-, » o» ld si .hi# m n tu i y m iiip By R. J. SCOTT Legal Notice NOTItH Ama f nr«J. IlsriiU, lltPVMlipr Aik. |Hic N o r ir i; DEVELOPED Skates and Scooters BV FROCS • fOIMIR All-American InnUrell sta and Marino vclci.-n ot tlio I’nctfl Robert John lieiwig, 31, is show 1 . In Los Angeles alter he uMumcd 1 default divorce from novelist Kath­ leen Winsur, SI, now the wife of o: • chestra leader At tie Rliaw. 8ha ob­ tained i Ulvorre In Mexico before marrying Shaw. (International) Approximntely one uiHnufa luring wage earner out of erei 20 works in the cotton textii industry. A lto R O L L F A S T Roller • Ifotlce the cute Windsor chairs.- m» g • sco n's SCRAP BOOK DOLL CARRIAGES *1 0 * & *1 5 * f i g KITTY CARS Bal1 Bearing 6 Springs $g-75 n o rN P on \ W h e e l* . W HEN K E P I" IH f A Q U A R IA Sfnng and Sola' F O O T B A LLS B O X IN G GLOVES *3.50 to $14.60 A ll Sixes P IN G POI . M scCREGOR G O LD S M IT H A T H L E T IC j A N D ACCES* E Q U IP M E N T . 3 | | w I # ' a cn ' f y u iv k n u « Wi#» k F hi : *»<• A 5*1 A r*li»t |tia..L Ito o k FOOfBALL PLAYERS STOOD FACE <0 FACE AND , S p a r r e d e a x h - o THe r f . FROM 'THE -flM*. M •THEY LINED a t WHERE is SoufM MAGNETIC IN SoiPfri VIC10RIA LAND IN 1jiE ANTARCTIC. Metal Drums And Tom-TomB - $ | .2 5 to $ 2 .0 0 ft H ft 1| A 1‘ lM f H ot. 4 f«Kr> 2f A ftft. . I«ut- || Iflryrk ft I *l r.ifl) t* >l»). IH Hook ft I'JRri ftft * »| A l*Ul II*... 4 patftt 10 A ftft. I^»l« ftft A. f t Uluck ft l>i run. «uM I'taf U<K)k ft |)A|t< fto k H f t 1*1♦ Dr. I*a<mard Barker optometrist r u n iln fd -p iiM M filler* 303 8 . Orange Are. (Irlandu, blurM. I•bun# ate? n ilU -T R U 1T A N B A C K X M A S CAROS . SPE C IAL $3.G0 V A L U E k OP THAT MOON.' «BIG P ^ S j fcVBNING.* m Ui H--pu ,t .rea: f »ers SH O P KI .1 • k%t mitatun inath,-,, i„ „ . I enl.tr* uni Inrg. .i-leetlor good upy-ul.tery fabrics. ItoL.-r. S. Ilr -vn, 2ti|| N. Ornn^e Ave.. Orlundo, Fla. HOUR • " 'Itll.E A radiators reru .t Wright A Gulien Garage l.t A French, Ph. 100U J. , . M XI S Inr all iiiod.-l. SKMINOLK TU IK SHOP •"A *14 110 South Park \.ol|l|l>.«. Fink r. n. ThU Old Treatment Of tan Bring# Happy Relief Mur M.Teme rMMr. x*rsl*« Urkatl-* SMmi.em# tS.rdUrt'.nh.l UwrMicea. e( ilwlr lio iU« mar 1* i.>..I kuirw, n i l 's nl, Th.kMuTte#eNtlura‘. «M«f tee tK. i i h m a l i i **4» uU t«il of Uwblont n n y p i m twei-l. i« m about lUilaiiltr. W in 4U.>rd.rof ki !nry funrtam . peluriiiiw taall.r to irtnaln In jour Uood, It mar ( sum auxinj h.tl.rh., ih«um*t:.' twin*. I*» mini. Iom of |«p .ml *n*#xr. e-l umm alent^ .e.liuw. im I m ii uador O. ere*, l a ) -Meand /nilwu. Kroiutat or eeaatr «,U> wnanlre *—l Wm)n.- Dun lwml A.k rear Jmeslit for Door*, fla*. • itlmukat al.rrtlr, awl •ii.roMfunr hr mUH.., for ertr 40 rr«rv Uxn'a ||„ pass I1 rrll'f aid Bill Up in. It alb. of M M ltltn fl-nS out H - - * . lu ll (m FLOWERS fur all wens iuiis M cN K IlL & Y O S T ,'F L O R IS T G'elery Ave. just o ff Sine* Office rib. 403. residence nh. 610-ii I’hn* i I ’LL B|,‘ T . jrnur car 'egardleij* nf ag.- e> ennditiutl It. - Reel. 306 W 2nd St USKH |i;.intfii fur t*d>h. Thr Mu tie Item. |hour 1)53. 7 Pets. Livestock, Supplies A r ’w. j s s t z •..rw-.ViS®! Sv f '/ W ” , • Mft / . A >e -*7i*. IA S time i* the time tor iik i W ATSON, 121)1 lla. Purina Feed*. I..-1 Imn you - emit Jobmer . ting luy lime to y - ur .i Christina* hy repair, lg ndin. iTnnipt atul COhit•el vice iruai .intend. • Tt. Kiev trie Git. I Ilf W. Cert** Ayr Phone 1110. FOR • \ I t 'll repairing. Dinm.-nd «e , Xir. sett'- . enginvlng, b e " • r at Mutbet's. One we« ;’• set * * WH.i el I nr i Im 13 t with rhiltlren anil ehl- itm i night*, 7 to I. ■ur. A'e. M i*. n o t ic e s — White, U)e 1<*09 perso nal Si MI.N'OLK TIRE SIIOI 201 North I'srk Telephone 37 < .............. .......... .......... .......... *n Miller's Fruit Ga1.es •ale at I’ig ^ y Wig ly 1..lilr Supply. • lay-sway L- First n _I K. 15 HELP W A N TE D GIRL for » « l a fountain a; RlnM Patb •Mrne 1 tav'a y ’a Flfiity Pnig hi ore. Part or HELP W A N T YD — Kxperienccil isalesm m. Firestone Stores. ^ilN’ K 0 glint wIn-lnwa, nlte 21 X| 2 o gla«*.- On# m H.r. electric motor. 18th St. and Staple Av-v 9 COLLARr» plsnts for J- Heady immediately. I nvtul I i"> » ■ t tv joining I'a-t St. Jo'-n* IIV K « you) order for baby chirks The S a n f o r d X-Cel We are ready to ship tree rip . Store. 2nd A Sanford. fancy fruit.. Also full line n u tV — — fruits :ihd vegetable*. II. E n t COCKE I SI' \N IE L S -Iteg iM eied II. V. Aiken, 110 W est 1st S 're e l.. Cham .leu stock, puppies and RU'V)*T * * lr .~ n ~ grout <l-g-, Idond and black — " v ia . •lerlii, I I 'l'R T i N'S, ISce tal-le cloth, h loin n -civ. wuslicd, stare' ed , an.I c tilled .’.IK Mellnnviila, ii i *(*n ix, IRK WOOD for salt. IH*’ * oak avd nine. I’huruj K15-J. sE w iN t; i >1 ami t -iwaul atta h* Repair all make*. ' St p•r alt machine.. 115 m. Ave Plume 11-JO. Fn-i I’ A 'IPA,S N G B SE R IE S * Sam.ula. Flnridu •nd • DS2 So. Peninsula Drive. * Day! una It. at It 20 ndlgS E a.l nf .Sanfunl • — Ihoiuandt — cement. Miracle Concrete Co, *300 Elm Ave. MBb - ilnmi-tu anil roiimi- r! t tgeratnl* electric MV* v« i-hjtig in.K liute*. in H ’ erin* Sanfunl A '? . t h.trn t .ill.iu auk FDR H A L F : Filed Jnmluy Shrlni;) ■hum*. $1.00 at IlniiH-r'a Sodi Simp. I.. !.. I \< M IN E SHOP l>n-... - mar h me u r.i F - fl* ILiiiKufivilia, LiKiii.truni U.iihlr Vi llfi.v 11tt»i«cui4. K » f i •' k'f***** fili»fli*il Aldonin*, 4*i. I rei*A, iV iiiiii, Fiifi*, Per* i in noma, • Thr Mukt f%iii)|i|p|«* Vflrtrly PnftNililo Ilulhlif^c Blocks, partition blocks U tM ir . Dm . Mu ■l.ii,. I’ll.mu d l l - VV nr v. IT...u- :*5:t Fni«’<ip|il( I l(r«1 a- t tu. <-t -ily- nf lllliin '., .me. I TInna. Ill • • tuft.*#! fg.4riL'iiia^, lluhli | V •■»•a•. I I I I ..{..I |%e.rII Ily. | • ••*44 Tiai... t <1 . WE rial |iltw III T 1 *i FA MV \S N I ILSI KIKS I d fSKS, livri ld«H»fnint; .............. II" •,|4, A flllcfl*, • 141IIi-1 , 8 I I.e <1 , •t DIT’ I . • \BI.K ir .iu servloe, The Mu* Hu). Phone 1(51. i ••A R IfK tr_ i4ml Uwh irod; Vijcorc I rtthxfr. Thr .Sanford X-Cr s» *ff)4l A Sanford* Hunt’# Tuxado Feed Storo. ’ . PH O N E IS 1 St-, I'horia I0CI-J. At TDXKDO FBBD8 —complete Une.' j J . --------------- T t , — ,------ J > Appliance Service, 714 •W G’lu-vrilcta and FntiL, • rvpaiti — IT ' Firestone Slort-n. j l l -f *|i|ili:Mice u, via.lung ninchiip'S, .leaner., faux, miscta. vn. • Ti , , 1 '* .' I* ... :i5.f 7HH-W. • SWELL/ i'T|| I ■■r ; s c n d ic e s BMiitlm* *Kovt IWr. Ii fctm.iaia* wruo. With jour V -In-,.or IJ.U«r. 111 tu SALf - M I C K E Y ’S r mi SEMI.SOLE T IIII (•-« Sec The R a re P ip e Collection At Pipi- HeadqUArler* Mode In Belgium - France Gdrmnny d i-ii FOR K i T \ t'Alt II liltlVb IT I'BDN'B ion i I )N 'll M. rtlitSOX )R ’ "E -IT . ING. W*R»S plmtn.grapir,, r.cur * .*•■'*'( " "-h . guitar.. I hr Mu PONDS— Cit-nllsing Cream Vanishing Cream Fnce Powder O N L Y $2.75 ( l ax inc.) J T P A U l ROBINS HELLO. CWeF/. TWiS IS P6T5 VAH GUV-* CAN YOU SEND t ONEC A FEW fiOrS TO ES- / ^ CORT A FWOJD 5 A R TIC LK S L ilrUancd (o» *p«<d* r tfll M li'll wit r*.* U *%f** r m ii.. pkffrA'Jf A »»: t4i| 2! liliH-k ft Urrum w**M !*>«• ' w fo r Agat 6 to 12 i •v i*» Mirarvi-. (Ifftm in l ■»Ift i 19 H'l.illi1 l«H(fn ]) Mill N... 1 1 *1. #)*••• \\#»l| |« t hulh* Nn» • UH 'I-a Kn«f 2 ft •/Ird «Jm Ii HoIII h f*’ rd # «trfl. |%.*| M* t hi* M M*n»thu#ii In |lyj Uth |C 1 ; So lll.xlk ' Mrramw >.l.i |*|«| !).•.,k I paftp* • A II Ml..| I *1.41 It*boh I 1)4 * 3" / •ft. tefit KA Ill.H’h tft hibitniM'ilil Pin lloihk J |»iKf» M k ft| an.) 1*1.41 llnok I In A ftft. t**•! * I* A tt <f»*» S I* fl «.f t^.l )M**rk a PfnfmwoW, 1%.i lh* W a have a complete stock o f BEN PE A R S O N A R C H E R Y SETS and tha ya ta g sU n XT sWaa." Bright ih H ^ C b d U x ch j^ f VUnuatU Ch«plrr Iff. Plum rtl<. I U.i *, 1r*<I Rg ini»Bl*>A, II.#* t* low Inir ft#’«viltovd Ikini in Nimili1 C*ount>, ) •*ridn. wfll ).«• nff#>r««l m Iw at i*4iisiic iBii.rr *f«*r tlu- Mitt • •t»«l l*r«l I‘ «»b «l I fir fni.l •)• •»f ll.r h If.i1.41l0 (*i>M»it> fee.irt II* at Maiififtil. t»«allllilt<« a,; I I ,• ’ on ftt-U Im>, /ii l • Ttiiit |»isf) »if fntlowlr • •■•ml I>11•u H'Htlh of NIaI s l( N“ II, llwflf ti Vtl4*1(18 Noiltl *• •I*!»• • * - ;o w HEBK W IIKBE »CY IS RE8PECTRD . « I uimI 'esire for privacy my inat'ers is slricUy eu here. Friends au4 * are nut question** your creillt Your ear •>r bu.mese associate, t hear of > </ur p,rionai There is no cause fni n**nient iblr credit re<|uiremen!w maker, nn money loans ,* pnymrii. plans. . Mlt.V LOAN GO. auk llldg. Phone U I 'lor 1,1 A*ft |«M dr«gg.«i f». hn«sit; 1*14y. a________— $2.10 LOANS W A N T E D TO R E N T f or I T A N DENTAL PLATES . .* . • - • r O l V IU 4 J . 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Classified Advertisements HOT NEWS K V A C Beautiful Finish n et t; i l A «»f llAMlIe «• II* MMil: •’ • • i rttltl >h»ll ft,* iltml. I«lr 4*f *ilil •‘•miiM 1“ Mir . n» r , . t«..| .,«» ,, .••ml) JtiiU«> til fi. Milnii*» 4 * •» %. *ii*H**t. ill M» ••IfUs III 111# i '(.‘•ywa* ssf Mill t**#Ut»l| *4 *«» . s LlUlllltl, % %11ItI«• el#, hi t.ll* II l .iiltfi* (rmii lh* llinr " f 4!)•• *• I t*sleHr*«af urn of Ihtv n»t|n > ' *• t . ad Nd »’ •••*• o*1/**? —*^**1. 4,| he •«•• to* »•* Irtk’rv • * we«c la U ft. A - * » *•» •• •« <y«ri "t< r<M to r»J6 •MVf H iMdaid'si Drat •••»»alafS,i . «.« »• cat4« 0*4 U#p#e 9#*#rV*l r I.^ri) . __ 0,-uXc— f'.ivi aN4Iti-» tf ••I . « •i ni .*» '*fi..ti.t U Y* fd Ma,t i >A11A* ' . ., ,*, .*. * C# iAr t. THE FRUIT BASKET 3 Y'UI‘ 9Hlt*f il^Ll nrTT... •- T.s •7l n ’idi Irld rtMftln e>tBht •» *-*'*1 f l**cl unit ni|ul!«-tl l(. |. a-r* t 1 ft. 'tM.Mttl* It* 1 1« fiu>. .1 |1 . ,it|(| Hr|imn I- m It • Ii •»« . f.tils|l« <IUi| ,.f ihU nielli*** t - »nhrr nf >tail, BLINDS w»I^ fJ U J t u 4V Y Ml Ifuj • IS|» *.f •••»».•,♦ ' . T in : P**ntT <•*• TUI M T S » fitiUflMl .... .J r.-.l In. |.J HimiNdiei: • . .et, ,, 1 . * 1 .1 . 1 . .. . f*i.« *li 11».\ IV l ,l»*itl.\TK |c 11tie*r »»f •» '• 11 ) Ittv’e Ifi r# uf 11AS11, 4 " '• •*« *1 . 1 | . 1 |, ,.( 1 II t \|l| * T ’ • l*HT*PtH|> cr«tllr<l. lafe ,*f a«|it I ’,*«.,♦» i •* *i i, risr.ni rm ix \\i» 11 ' •*•>«*«.•» If 1 - » vh n .w iM i 4*1 \iM- 4*n !•»: ,, ,|l# . NM*> A4.AI.SKr M H» IIN1 A ll, Ouo To Colds Upp ( Dronchlal Irritations Y A K D LE Y V E N E T IA N II t -I- f u in \i', iti.*. i 'iiuii I- 1 •llch s’Imimi •(» f.in.l I,,all I. t aii\ I \ l.»:u IJ4 in *1 (I •! -|| lh 1 | ’ f *4 • mf |j %> r ». 15 13 A I I *1*. ‘ ifit* »• * III Arc 1 !••»! f * l • . * . •Ill* IjAflrf** %* ILs*l »*i 1 II Brt; hial Coughs! hulHJ..Aa-V hl» (;• *1* •’* 3 acres. 107-J. W O RK W ANTED JO!) of nf>y kind, nfterhoon. cnee Ccepcr, 512 E. Cth. A U T O S FO R S A L E • . 1D37 Plymouth Gooch, 1P*5 Chevrolet, good condition, ram* ottahU^. Hoy Ur«d« 3Q0. E. 2nd D Super eight 11)17. ren recondltlnhed, like Itr* radio, heater. Very Iiy tUlM.OO. Phoae »»*L IU3C b x it l) tudor sedan.' N«V( location on left west UntdoA daily, Paola toad. • �1-— AGF. E IG H T T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F LO R ID A Th* minuiil L E G A L N O TIC E T H U R S D A Y . DEC. 12, 1940 » f ih» Block* lit# faming y n r and th* innwe* H v r..u h u i <’ Hank lift/)*' of jPIMltl ulHvr tlupitn*** m% in»jr *»i r-ft n r«ir*l • F’lnrlila, a tatikltiff rt>r* r«m*i lit** AiVfdctQhir IH^rnilMn, % %111 l>n h«M In H« i*.»nkfrn? I »ul»ri* Hill lltl tlil) '»/ Ifi*t*irfttl#rf„ rflfiifi* fin T * i >•, ijiiiuari" II* 1911 «i I nn f», Jk|,. fur | Hr* |»ur|»*MH* jof a j »* tJrVl Ion *»f it lli'Aml «i| 1*1rrri#ir* for m i K won 17 Kninr.-i and lost four dur- in Yoaemite National Park, Is naval base more than 2,000 year In* Elmer Jlipley’n one-year tan- three times as hi*h as th* Empire ago, when Alexander the Ureal lire. State Building. ., * founde.1lit to sd in his eampaijt! K i i . r TI1 IT K na Vic* t agaisL Ptnla. * 1 food sioftts Signof Yellow Cling V «c-P a ck ed Coffee Vac- Packed Coffoo ji'nitlo v£*r MUCH INItttSttO In animals, IB-month-old Lonnie Jean Vvniitile I* ihown admiring twin Jersey calve*, "Jack” and "Jill," at the annual livestock show In Los Angeles, California. (International 6'oundohoio) Quantity Rights Reserved Prices Good Thru Saturday. Doc 14 As A d v e rtised In McCall's Carrots Del Monte Diced Sugar Curcil Sugar Cured—Kind on Dreakfaal Del Monte Diced As A d v e rtised In McCall's Itlmi oil liicnkfasl Carrots no 303 12c 13c Uorrell’a Sliced ifnnadlan Cocktail is Momll'a Sliced i'uiiiitlao Weetem Streak Cj; ,l*an White Mindy Cocktail is Westem.Stteak ti* i.i*sn While No 303 The llacoa With the Pamou* Flavor It Beck Again -V Ml. Vermont. Kind Off Sliced . 11'indy Arm A Hammer Bikini; •Ami h tlanimer linking Almonds 4 OZ (la. Smoked. Sugar (hired tstr, Half or Wholei (la. Smoked. Sugar Cured CStr. Half nr Whole)' Almonds 4 Ulue Diamond Shelled Comstock Pie Sliced APPLES SIRLOIN STEAK T-BONE STEAK PORTERHOUSE CLUB STEAK NO IJONK SH. RST, TIPS SHORT R1RS HAMBURGER I*LATE STEW 3ovt. In«|»ectw| Slusselman'i Apple Mitsaelman * Apple Ceraels Pure Lard LOIN CHOI’S Lb fi.'ic RIH END CHOPS Id) 55c pka “ 12c WRIKR ACTRESS Ilka Chase Is shown wllh her new husband. Or. Norton S Drown, (?. cif New York, following their marriage In Lai Vegas, Nev Mrs. Ihown obtained a divorce from William U, Murray( S5. Hiei Li iral iiacuitoe-in the Nevada Chy, * 'week ago. ’(IrsTrniaturnall Van tlrode Assorted Ceraels Crackers Crackers 7»/4-oz 13c W LJGM N tib b fo O ld Fashlotir^l ninj*rr Crackcrs u>. 21c Crackers Lb 21c ■ J i l S P A R E RIDS Lb -I1W SLICED LIVER NECK BONKS Lb 39 HANS. SH IP. REG: DR. STEW CHICKENS N. Y. SHIPPED,'LONG IS LA N D DUCKLING BROWN’S OLD FASHIONED MINCE M EAT P H ILA D E LPH IA SCR A1TLE ;y Lb K IN G A N ’S TENDER GR. PORK SAUSAEG Ib m Kb IA Oi Gl. Lb Muisolmans Apple HEIlVZ Ft V. FLORIDA SPANISH MACK Fit Cl FLA. CftUGHT SPECKLED TROUT FANCY WHOLE S Al.T MULLET COOKED FOR BROILING-LOBSTERS BALT. EXTRA STD. OYSTERS FRESH CLAW CRAII MEAT CODFISH FILLETS (N o Ibme) NO WASTE BUTTERFLY FILLETS FU LLY DR. HEADLESS PANFIH'J H 1 % P m B m B m Sunshine KrUpy- Stnuhino l£ritp> t!»c 15c 25c 211c P.lc Pure Lard Pk0 12i Natiisro Premium 7>/4.<>z 1 3 i fiabl-ca Old Ifashtoned Olngcr ? liiANS. SHIP. REG Bit STEW f U K l . ENS Lb N. Y. SHIPPED, LONG IS L A N D DUCKLING Lb 'BROWN'S OLD F AS H IO N E D MINCE .MEAT Lb P H IL A D E L P H IA S C R A P P L E . I.h Gl. K IN G A N S T E N D E R GIL PORK S/.USAEG I I. Baby Foods 8c 10c Sir Jar CL Jar FCY. F LO R ID A itPA N IS H M ACK ER E L l.b FLA . CAUGHT SPECKLED TROUT " Lb FA N C Y WHOLE S A L T M ULLET ' '■ Lb COOKED FOR BROILING-LOBSTERS" Lb BALT.* EXTRA STD. OYSTERS ' ’ ' ' " l.b FRESH CLAW CRAB M E A T * \ '± 1 Lb CODFISH FILLE TS (N o Bone) l.b NO W AS TE RUTTER FLY FIL L E T S Lb F U L L Y I)R. HEADLESS PANFJSH ' 1 Lb Comstock Red Pie All I’opiitar Brands Sun Mairl Seedless t*urr tin* laundering ipl'e Vtllovr Cling Juicy Florida B 1 M Q (Powdered) Lb Growing children burn eaergy/wrc Replace It w 59c B EE BRAND NSECTICIDE ss^ ■ Pint 22c ti- ** r ? -» RED D E U W IN E SAP APPLES YORK IM PERIAL A P P L E S GREEN. CRISP CABBAGE FCY. CALIF. FRESH CARROTS CALIF. LARGE S T A L K CELERY FLORIDA JUICY G RAPEFRU IT YE LLOW ONIONS U .8 . 1 M AINE POTATOES - IDAHO POTATOES . SahN ^ ,AaM From where I sit •»• Joe Marsh A Grand DA0AS Naw Crop - G«. Polish^ l ‘Jc 37c :15c -12c Best Grade Van Brode Assortr«l . U. S. Good Grade >•2.can.. 2 3 C Rent Grade . t * tres!i t ut SIHI-OIN STKAK T-BONE STKAK PORTERHOUSE CLUB STE A K NO BONE SH IEST. 'L b T i l ’S SHORT RIBS Lb HAM BURGER F Lb P L A T E STEWLb Govt. Inspected RED DEL., W IN E S A P APPLES Y O R K IM PE R IA L A PPLE S GREEN. CRISP CABBAGE FCY. CALIF. FRESH CARROTS C A L IF . LARGE S T A L K CELERY FLO R ID A JUICY G R APE FR U IT YE LLO W ONIONS U. 8. 1 M AINE POTATOES ID A H O POTATOES R U TAB A G AS CELLO BAGS M IXE D NUTS ENLGISH W A LN U TS ramlnlieed. park Capper* aad .•.1•.: ,i ' * v —*— ' ‘ ; !-■ ■1 kl ■ — II- J fl 5V. Orange Ga. Polished American Tradition The C a m '* had a grand aid btwde one*—Vermonl areeaU and fatally reaatea taat week—far Ike AUbeae drawla—decter* and larm• r*t tine ainee the- war. « n . . . all with their dlftrtaeee ef Big and little Cupper* came, by » « » • yet aa elate aad ear and train, from aa far weat hanawtleea la aplrlt aa a groap aa Kabraaka and aa far eaat ah he. Vfrmonu They trowded Dee and ’ From where I ait, IP* a great Jane'* horn, aet up quarter* In American tradition— net ju *tfa sthe barn*, or (topped with neigh- lly reunion*, but the ability to get bon— end a, jollier ’feathering you ahug. he one harmonica, family, pf difference* of I couldn’t have imagined l. > Uat* fur poll1 ; I waa^aahed t# thaly taad Batar- M ttlFM 3, PIFKTY FOR 4 G rid * A Urge Shippod Kansas 49t 45c 25* 2'Jc 19c * �* I, TV llljjw p i 111^ ■“ •fr.t THE WEATHER ^ . Partly cloudy In t tion. fo a tinned Saturday. A few- shower* over the southeast roaatal section, fonsideralde cloudineas in the north portion with a few show­ ers followed hy rtearing, f ooler Saturday am) over tho extreme north portion tonight. Jolly Thor* Is Strength— h tW the M U of tbs Wsrtd; Uw f » r u > of America i “ fse Sanford; AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y NEW SPAPER —un e.----- VOLUME XXXVUI M*5 U » ■! SANFORD, Established 1908 Union Meeting Forces Public ToTry Walking V. F. W . Honors Late Sanford Hero -3 * Associated Press Leased W ire NO. 34 ‘ J b T tffW s J tald'mwsmU at the wreck aseno that ba belUvsd this V>s a consm attrs estimate : f ths ciuntalUas. - Its hadvju«t completed an Inrpectlon of ths wnckags left by the craekun, which occurred at ' I t O A. M. (E5T) today near Coulter. 12 mil** southtul of Mansfield. U AN3FIBLD , OUo, Dec. 13. . UP)— Tbs death toll in thewreck • of ths Pennsylvania Railroad passanjffr train, ths Golden Tri­ angle, stands today at sight. Five -of the dead ar-e soldier* and the othsr three ara trainmen. Mora than 25 parsons were Injured • whan the train ploughed Into two wracked freight train* early to­ day, near Coulter, I t mile* south­ east of Mansfield. Two coaches -carrying soldier* overturned and some of the pas­ sengers warn trapped In tho % wreckage. Rescue crews used blow torches to extricate ths vie- Sheriff. Frank Robinson of RWhland county aald the accident resulted from ths breaking of an air hose on an oast bound freight train. Into this stalled train, sn­ ot her eestbound freight train rammed ind both locomotiToi • overturned. Than Into tbU putup# ths passenger train ploughed. Th* train’s two locpmolives and f> tww- of Us coaches ovartumed. Ths shsrlff said the seen* was “ one of terrible havoc. Seventeen year old Prt. Ken­ neth'Coippton o f Superior, WI*.. gees this •description! “ I had Just lit _ up _ a clgsret whan I felt ths brakes alam n». | yelled. ’ Hit ths floor.’ and dropped Into tho aisle. There was • a terrific crash and glass and stotl flew srsrywhsro. I was , thrown outside the ear somehow $ and landed under - the wreck o f the neat track*- l tan back In­ side, hollering fo r my pal*, l - couldnU find thea.” Another aoldlsr, 18 year old Pvt. Robert Radike of Iluitl*ford, Wls., said be was ailoep In the second car behind the doublo header train. “ I fall o ff tho »w*1 end awakened with d u ff.l bags flying all around. I eouldn t i « j vary well because o f, steam. I „ saw a bo l* U th* ®f * * s r a S t s » ” ““s work and. dlspaastag coffe* #ml food. Tha Pennsylvania Kal'toad snnounaeo at lU Pittsburgh office that the dead tntmbers of pthe train* craw* Indudad B. U. Pat it non* enflnaman on th * af^0.n « S t eICMltaMS Of th. sa P ^leMt sn n U i ” 1" ' lio n s Club Plans Christmas Party At Country Club pact, member of the Banford Lions Club waa today reqoesUd to bring a toy-when attending thu club’s Lhrtstmea party which .will be b*M ou t Tuesday evening at ssg&ssi Miss S an Chitlendm i Arlington. Va. Is shown ree-clrlng from r, a a L memorial by tribute [to the memory V. r. W. Chic# Louts t. HUrr, of her felber, Joe D. C’hltlmden former director of the V. V IV *vrv»o ha limit* | nurrsu In Washington, who died In IMJ from wound* revet rx\t In rriiisM* an.I fin* Jt'partmnu pa* hengrr • a*r tlnm- «L » ik * Lh, battle In World War I. utrretA ittcktiti* tin *Uaiulfri work, rr* at Ku» and Mops* Joe Chittenden Is Honored In Memorial Presented To Daughter ^hanipjm f Makes Junior High PTA Endorses Move To Increase Bonus Th*- Junior High ikhnol PTA we;u nn rrrord as approving the rcsoi iiion by tlje Teachers Club asking the County School Hoard for an increase of cost of^ living bonus ut a meeting last Tuesday in the ichool auditorium. ' Mrs. t).. R. Smith, who presirtesi, jmitnunccd that Mrs. \Y. P. Stine's Feventh grade room and Kdwant Marahalra eighth grad* rosin hail. won the cr>ntest for tho mo*t I*TA memberships. The award will be a pnrty. at the home of Mr*. 8. C, tlraham. rerreatlonnl chairman. *. Mrs, J. I*. HoRxclawr, reported on th? *t«to convention held nt rnllabasscc nnd announced that the Junior High School had re­ ceived the' hide ribbon award* for the nruaired'Increase in member­ ship* flnd also for conducting a study course. Mr*. Hernard Wilke announced *ha* bid* were to !>c advertised for._ in order that work may be started on the installation uf a trow llghtlnv system for the school, recently unproved by the School Hoard. Mrs. S. C. (Tiaham announced that the Chi'latma* party for all pupil* of 'Junior High would be held on Pec. 20 at 7:'!0 l\ M. at the Tourlet Center. In keeping with the Cbriltma* Season, Mrs. W. 0. Fleming led th* group In aiming "Silent Night". Tho ‘meet apeaker w m the Rev. Jo* McKinley of the Flr»t Metho­ dist Church, who told a short story and led In prayer. . Mrs. Victor Green read a short Chriat* o* Story. “ The Little Mixer." r. Marshall's room. Won the award for the best attendance *»f mother*. Refreshments were ser­ ved hy Mr*. Kills and Mr*. Walhen o f Miss Richter’* aeventh grads room. 3 T. B. Need For Funds Reported Increasing H r n as j b m - Although Beat Sale* to date am • ahead o f t“hose for the eorreapondlng period of last vaar, th* program o f ■ tubsrculosis relief b*a grown In Seminole County, and utreforo, tht need foy for fnnds 'ora, the If the .earry on the work le greater, waa reported today by George otherwise the* will be g l w i l * Tonhy, Christmas tool silo ebalrv S W Kinii A full days schedule o f Udns to man tbs Selvatieu Arm y kslmnd dime beerds on next was [ motion W«a UN General Assembly Okeys Move Against Franco Spain Florida State Ilank Building Is Improved OKLAHOMA CITY, Dm .'H .'M 1) —City, authorities Here put puli’ mil tire department cars to wo(k today r any lug passenger* during i work stntipnxe by bus and Ucd lev operator*. All public trans­ port ai loti -|a tli’il up, but the A PI street car operator*- union aa>'s' It’a no', a strike, The worker? ire ju*t Maying to fnnltniJptja *#»• inn. consider imr n wane decision by an arbitration board.' The meeting wits called l y Urn A FL Amalgamated Union rd Street, fa r Operator*, and it* ^ purpose was to romidcr a report from a three-man arbitration | board. The board hail been study ing a Htibm demand for a wait! Increase of 2f> cents a hour, ani In the report read at the union meeting, the limrtil recommended t a p»v tatse or five cent* an hoiu., Thereupon the hu* and street cm opcrntors voted to keep on. mere t lug In continuous session. TUb ( move tied U P tiHl«lt service'! lighter than a knot, bu* tho union | Insisted it Wn* not- officially i* I * MANSFIELD, Ohio, Dec. '14— C/P)— A Pennsylvania Railroad official, estimated this afternoon that at least 15 persons were killed when tho road’s Golden Triangle passenger train rammed into the vrreck A g o o f two freight trains e a rly . this morning. He also eati-, mated that 50 persons were party. The over to the Richard Dm tn- o f cere ls «P ~ t«d ,i The Ubn a F R I DA Y , DEC. 13. 194G Oklahoma’ s City M an­ ager Gets Firemen And Police To Haul • Employees T o Jobs Passenger Train Hits W reckage O f Two Freight Trains In Ohio This M orning * F L O R ID A , ift* Tha Christmas seal sals in th# city park at Fourth Si has attracted considerable nl tion, and tha sign waa mad* at O'Doo’i Sign Shop. Th* Garden Club decorated the base o f tha display whkh waa erected ' Sidney RiChard. The lighting -effect* were by* tha City- Another display o f merit b that at RoumUbt and Anderson’s annex, whet* tha J ited hy high __ ^ by •aba ter tho : Saturday by istM and bar sixth iF » d * m Inaugural Rum it kSIIINGTON, Her. lice. 13 — ( A P ) — Prr-idmt Truman's re­ parations rr prom t a tire, I'dwin Pau lo. tod*) made public hi* report on. Manrhurla. Paul­ ey put* squirrel, on Rllsxtt the major responsibility for what he term* the "wrecked rondilion" of Manrhurian Industry. Pauley said there were an- * railed ‘‘ranee strategic rea* .Mina" liehind (he Kustian ac■inn in confiscating and rcMue* ing foodstuffs and machinery from Msnchuria. Ills report wsh dated Nov. 12 and has Keen distributed to Mime toniMf-'-tnin. N o w Y o r k , Dei*. 13— (/P) — T h e U n ite d N a tio n s G e n ­ eral A s s e m b ly to d a y n pp r o v e d a re so lu tio n u rgin jr m e m jjo r n atio n s to w ith d r a w ] t h e ir to p d ip lo m a tic re pnM Ultnt.iv.es fr o m F ra n c o S p a in . A tlr itis b sp o k es m a n tie fla r e d Hint Ilr ila in w ill f o llo w th ro u g h a n d w ith thaw l*rr nnlui*iiaih»r froln MnI tlrtil Tht- I "iiu f S’ nt f » Iiji» hjitl nr» ji inhit" jiih•t ,n S|vniit jinco the j fvtutn .if \"HHdn Aimour anrnu j til Hi* UK*The TV*rid* HUte lUnk huJMInc at l*ark AieJm, and rirvl Slrrel |, *hown a» It now appear* alter Thp ffatitul inn it|«f»rnVe«l by tho it wm renovated wtlh a new bank entrance pUrrd wtlh old.,- »pj,e on either side, and Ihc ntd mar­ A.vsPinhlt n t'1- I raimt'* ifovernble exterior rrplarrd by white i»loreo The new sign (nr the Irnnl of the tunk ha* not yet been rnmptrlrd mrnt h h i” i r*‘ u’jfliliP." in BO iimny Vki't'lMrnttwhil* l hi* I *mt«Ki Nation* urjfftni/ntfTiri .iitjunirn to br ma1o irtfj fH’.il I't'^tvi.t Inward proval u wiirhi attns limitHtion pM'icmm. A Jons rantco plan which wntild outlaw tht atomic tifitnh ami nil other major wtssptHi.t i% ifCitiij conittdorfld by Work is now ginrtlrall) com­ sepal ales Un. safety deposit the full poUtkftl arrd plete on the -Florldii Stale Itftnk boxe* front the portion of* the ctmimrit c A gub-comniYlttee uf Building which h«- been enlarg­ vault where Link tecoid. ate | thin ct ip n|»|nn>ved the plan ed In include l lie stmt- occupied kept. All pi I sent h.txes at*, lent - 1 •Banker Ordered To iruchtnK 11. -o*.pro* ferpierkv -by i bi- . ilohb Hakery. cd, lull n —jfo are neruterk tberp H Ii I *3V* Uflae on »*.» Under direct mb „( Frank Ash­ i* ample apace in Hie tuub V Testify On Where- cm^tia rpicAIiun down. contractor, the building Kilpatrick pointed out ticatlquar* iilmuts o f Witness Th mi-, improved inside and outside I hr»*i Grt-aNy appreciated by ro-in amt now present* .(it al'rarttve met* and employee alike during exterior with it* white, stucco hot weather is the ulr condition j WASHINGTON I'ec IS, id’ fini.li mg system. At tile front, the! Mm imeolni.i eviib-nce was m il" Hancjuot Is Planned Ahorntmn* in -tin- interior in­ rn*l office i* occupied by It. II.|duenl today “ f the injury int >| For I'W Im ll Team clude relm wtinil o f threntinncr In rm mlry nnd Howuid Monticlh.i Hu- w.uliinc activities of Senator ( the middle of the building facing Iniurnnre agent*. Julian HU-n | ItilL. oT Mississippi when fmi it of Hunt* Fir*t Stieet, addition of two strom, with mimeographing fncil ■*h< <h» lotalliog more than f35.V<H) The In lit girU gr-*U|» front nffu-es on tithcr side of itie*, ocrupie* the- west office.I were identified by Felix Thoma* Minir High s^ehonl wiU-apoiwor ft the entrance, moving of tho vault The Family Loan Company oertp Newton.• of llnttiesliuig. Mist., f, i.ihnll tnnquct f«»i member* ul | f.M.thulj tram, to the rear of the new annex pics most of the upper floor, the! w-lm .aid he had paid them 'o j f;|| hiI mentblTH, and enlargement of the interim west purl of which i* occupied Hill'-- m HI 12 Newton ond >«• mil/ al olu.iil fl.oiiii.mm „n .mu of the hank The private office t»y the Raymond Photograph I mud i »••!** in Nfi•*«ti*$*it|i|tt *;r I'minof V. G. Kilpatrick, vice prr«i fttudio j cool xi'IjiMtln^ ’ hV piivniptif «f dent of the tmnk, is at the tight “ Prompt nnd friendly servo e ' t" • Ill'll.. \ V a I. m 'iti.| 'V, ■- trophy front of the bank and in the left to iilske people feel nl h,,me - ' .v.i thtt-Uilt*"! I >« ht-lp rni **i IIM i. . . . n l- in gi idrear i- tin office of the ti-uiid -in motto of the bunk." said Mi i **“ ■” ■<pa IKri i‘ t|iri?M - four Vi'ni** •lei* ......... . inrllldllig * of directors. Kilpatrick. C. H. McNulty, own |the f an «crm«tr I III- |.l.n » i - i-b-cted n» Then- i- .i cheerful, bright tip er of I be McNulty group o f ! 111* I. t., the Orange pent'aiuc' In the interior of the banks, is president of the tuuik.l rinrviieiitr«• fnini V|i**h*i|iju( Wall K tw or Itovx t gaim- nn New \ cat's day a t . bank with its acoustical block ml E, G. Kilpatrick is Klip _ _Junior' liiivm Mt itiiw Itilr Fill ngvnt hunl- Miami. ceiling, fluorescent lighting and vice president. The staff includes asphalt tile Moor. Counter* ami Gene Tucker, cashier; Mi*s Maiy ing fur I hr f«rnn*r prci clnry fixture* uro of modern type, and L. Russ, assistant cashier; Mr- nf HrriRlor IliliHt. T h r ^ e tie U rv , t 'll It 1ST M VS l it HE uh u u new feature i* the installation itavid Smith, secretary to Mr Kilwjiitf f1 Ti*rry, Tht* pretty (tin s tin it* troo in of two .iHdlis whore custamor*I Kilpatrick; Vincent Peel nnd W il u Htii-- * iit i hi* S r n 9t r i• r« m tti i11**i? glow at tjcnlbiit uf Witt fHN Fourth S 1 0 * 0 I'.iik, may be assured of ptivkey m Its I’eacoek, tellers, ami Mil nighl u itli - my lolitri-tl light I *-it*-1 counting irnmry or filling s»(ei v I Jewell Pittman and Mis Tin Si*m iln u b ri»ihi»i|il(*r ha* l,u|h*. 1, ,1 f —l i t In-*- which wn* deposit boxes. A locked grill Itiehl ure book-keepers. $25,000 Paid To Nearing Completion On Florida State Bank Building Senator Bilbo By W a r Contractor A memorial in tribu'e to tbr lute Joe I>. t'hittendcn, former Sanford resident, and for u num­ B> LUt ltlN K HKAL ber of years director of the i Something new has hern ndden V.F.W. Neiional Service HurcaU in IVaahlngton, »s * recently prv- And lust hi tim e for f'hrislin*- The new Vt'c-t Const Chatngpis *ented by Isirii* P. Stan, mm of liilj A tlantic t'oasl U m riander-ln-cbief of the Veterans io.i pI airivt-u In -naiilnnf lb**,' of Foreign \Yir* to Sum J ( hi' promptly ,*l CJfin I'M op iia tendon, daughter of Mi fhittea inaugimil trip which ■tatted fiorrl den, in behalf of the orgsiiixa New York'yesterday aftrrnnoi lion. The Champion. ftt*t nlt-marh Struck down by a.burnt of mn i •iicaiolincr to serve Central t chine gun fire while scriing in ■ Ida ami West Coast point nf be the ldtith Infant) >- in Cram Stwti- exclusively, left New %--rtc (Rainbow Division) in World at 3:05 P.M. with n capacity War I Joe Chittenden was *r- number of passengers nod -.eteral versly disabled, nnd aftrr 30’ officials of the railroad months of cou'inunus hnspitalisa Mayor II. James Gut, Secretary tlon, suffered periodically for the uf the Chamber ofrCommerce Ed rest o f hi* life from these Higgins, Mr*. Lourinp Heal rewoumls. He died in Ml Alto Hos­ 1 -resentlnK Tile Sanford lb -d ll, pital. Washington. P. t' on Nov. nnd n number of |ntere*t'e<r -],ec> 10-43, following an -Aperalion tutor* were on Imnd to gri-r* the made necessary by the*e injuries. offtrials inrludinr Wllllno- 51. A fter hi* honorable lb-1 !i* i gr Wharton. a«tislnn| pa**engri nafafter World War I. Mi. t'hltlrn fir managei of th, milioud. .1 IJ. den, became interested in ,hP I S h « r p t o n, nssislnnt tut*s- - ger problems o f disabled, ill and' ,rnftl<' manager: K I. King, .enneedy veUran*. For several year*. I " " ' *u#p*i||,1,el" ,0" l , , f ',u . ___ , , , o ..... Hon of WilminiCon, S’. C.; 1 ay - - - - 'in' Florida ^neral erkan -legion senger agent o f Orlando; J. C. with SUcK teal and efficiency as Huehey, division imM*n«rer .it-ant to attract attention o f sine of- nt Tampa: N. It. Mitchell, dm inn ftrials. p»M*ng«w agi-ni a* St, Pelri-I.iirg; He was appointed Slate Ser­ and W. M, Hlark. District Super vice Officer and headed the State uf iSmi Veterans' Rehabilitation office in fJttlf* John MniMi. »im *ir Mr. lark hi i n . ,i fbtit ii .Ini k«M»iLt Mi * . dtmnlrd t< ' I t . ' ily l*y Mr Florida for five year*, until hi* nnd Mr*. Itnv F ,'btnu. I,.,1,1 ' r|,t, Ii.f(Art ♦*** inri)initfii-.| in U fltihihi; |[u**«-ll m )>rii:itf "( tlio Knnfonl successful administration of that distinction of lo-ing (he only **ryit MHO KIRI: (Liiiit-ii ' 11* '1 D nr- 111.1 t•-<! unw hu h in * Pines Are Levied For ' i fnt«■•»»*«ti♦ -liir.-h> office attracted the attfirbm of fofd passenger n)Ki*rfl the '-sin. “ Idon" John Ivey hail not eve ' Sntio-y llii'haici iurh! oil l«*ri}‘* m> Ut-r .lui-.ti"i tht major veteran oiitaiuiatiwn*. sat down l>< cot this noon .it tin-let*'-.i *|p*ati|M’nr mif ki on 'I ii,. d.i>. no t '»di Ik* u *«l for m o v ie t o h e .m u m s end in 1934 he w»* made direc­ Lion* ("lull meeting ut the I mu Hunting On O ff-D ays Jnitif'9 Mrnil nf N"w t ’ hn-tinn. par io-. iti-'ludlrig that isl Center when he wm* infntmed tor of the Nstioiml Service lltilumiiiiUtH* ugviift. wTI grvcti I*y t| i- I Ik. t.oijgr Game Warden L V- DeLong ) hi k "Wings. Fin* ami Antlers." the that hi* home »t 'Jfttil Grnndvirwrsau o f the Veteran* of Foreign today w'urned mjairisl liunting in •"n»’ n Mibpfrttlin mi the hnnki'i first In a serie* of five rotor Avenue was oil fire. When he Wars o f the Untied Stales, upon Seminole County on Mnnilay-'. f“ r nn Mpprai nnr«» in WiiithingUm recommendation of James K. Van movie* of outdoor life *pno»,.r*d arrivnl home, he found the S A N T \ 111 S ) Department thyre and the housel 'Vcs'iiesdaya and Friday, as fo. »■!; Momlay. The h a n k e r is j , M, ' * Santa Claus’ is 'lravinK a busy by Boy Scout Troop ft, will bo Zandt, House memlier and \ .h " . (jninn, rvrcutivr vlr** president r l.lddei shown thi* evening #l 7:30 o'clock was full of smoke from n hurnrd! ,y ^Tlru' T !'* ,h” * ' st'heilulc in Reniinnfo County nnd chief. at tho South Side. School audi­ out radio transformer. There wns rest and convirttmi of two groupn ••f th« .Inrk^uii Statu .Nntintinl Sanford. Today hr at tended' a In h b new capacity. Jim Chit­ torium. uf htmtrra npar Lithe Jenaiip foi Bank* no other damage, said Mr. Ivey. thf* offense, party for kid-iic* uivon by the tenden handled the claim* and problems o f thousand* of dis­ For hunting on forbidden day., Funeral To He Held Sanford Giirdrn Cluh. Yesterday in- entertained about 3)M) children abled- veteran, for the V.F.W. County Judge R, W, Ware Wedid J, W. Johnson and For Nejfro Mortician In Utngwond *nd visited tho I-nko World War II brought^ Increased oetdsy fined Mnrv Sehiitd. -d*‘> Lsko Monroa. demand* fo r service 'from the Gwync McCraln. |I0 each and ||« pnaald out lots of loltypvpa V.F.W., and guided by the wis­ cosls, Floyd lis te r Sharp, whn Funeral service* for I .. W. Kirk* ■loimtcd by the banford M « r dom o f Mr. Chittenden, that orwith hie 10 year old brother, had clbcrgcr, colored. wl(|> died al his also l>etm found guilty on o ff day*, hitioc fust Sunday, will be held thhnl* A iViMim Ddlr writ w on , ranlkation wax In the process otj visit (jrnrvu and (Wlciln kldutOS* Belection of noted concert art- Jutlliard "School of Mualc in New wa* fined flO and mats. establishing a nation-wide field Ib-c. |fi nl the H"pe Hnptist aarvlce, with trained claim* pf- late for the Civic Music A saocU* York and The liny wax let o ff wjth „ Church. t ‘ LKtaoS mkct ficcrs to handle tha load. At the tion aeries o f four concert* I’crslngcr*. I warning. No charge against these ’ He wn* formerly a mortician. A ll inemin-rs of i iinipM lFW X' Sidney Foster, described by the two were made by DeLong for Ho is survived by hi* widow, (tank o f - hi* career, with hi* vl- were today made public by the ■ion being fulfilled, the old com* music committee. Tha concert* New York Hrinlii Tribune as “ ■ hunting duck* at (1:30 o'clock in Ito*n Kichelliergerj bis mother. sing Dost 53 are urged t*» Im on hand Mondav rvrmng nt 7.UO bet wound* itruck him low. will ‘b* held at Seminole High pianist of enviable tcthnhtue, the evening, but they were warned Hattie Fichclbs-igrr e f Daylutin School auditorium. o'clock fo> the -upper and m Death followed shortly. H. H. Coleman, ch.iwn.n « f ( ^ * 1 ^ 7 .1 “h M t T n W i* » ^ u n L ii^ h ; m K VlolrV*' WiU lug after sundown. Hunter* are linni* mill Hattie IL Ktnrkc; tw„ nnmiMl (thrutm a* P*rt/-, Bom In Homell, N. Y.. In 1890, the drive, described it as vary Ugii.iuialre i-t rcqucsled L> bring 1041 with tho New York Phil­ not supposed to slirwit later than be spent his early life in the successful, as did also. Mb* lirothers, llnrry I,. Ilrooks nnd ti t*»y runily (n o flAliti* harmonic Symphony Society, end 30 minutesbefore sundown, said east. latar moving with his T. K. Kichrlbctgcr, both of New ntc-.!-’ gifts will !-r presented t# Katherine Brock, organiser of was acclaimed a front rank piano DeLong, onts to ^Sanford. He enllsteif In th* prorram. Ymk City. under privlli-geil rhildr'-n nt tho virtuoso. Ut# Infantry Ut August, 1917. Ho Klk Chrlstmn* Tree pnrty at .th* Tha first concert In the **ri*a Third on tho concert series i* survived by th* widow, Ruth will be on Jan. 10, when Miriam Fourth Street park. Scwinjr Machine Shop tho Saisedo Concert Ensemble, a me* Chittenden, who xerved as Solovlaff will bo presented. On Funeral Announced an army nursa during the first Mar. 10 Sidney Foster willl op- unique goup of two harpists, celOFFICE OPEN ' Ib t ana flute player. Carlos SatFor Pelma G. Gore Is Established Here ThePOST World W ar; Mbs ChKUndsn, a pear and th* following month Banford Post Office will ■ado and Mlrnl Allen are the daughter; a ion, Jo* D. Chittsiv Baf A sewing machine shop, witii tlsedo Concert Ensemble M l harpists; Mary Hill Doolittle, L Funeral services for Talma complete equipment for repair of remain nnen nil rlav Baturdag don, J r , who saw recent service and the following Saturday, and vo a program on Apr. 15. tho cellist and Ruth Freeman Is Gertrude Gore, who died recently In th# Arm y A ir Force; two |ta> Jarrell ail type* of tho*( machines, has the guest ortbt ■ “ .will be ‘ ‘ burns, will bo hold been established hero by Rort double dnily deliveries will ho put ; tart, M bs Edna Chittenden and on the fourth and final program the flute player. Their varied ns » result into effect to handle the Chriat- : pogram Includes use of tha piano, at 8:00 otfock Doc. 15 at the Mist Lamia Chittenden of Ban- on May 6. Cou*, former sewing machine max rush, according to Postmas­ group and tolo playing. Erickson Funeral Home. ford, and two brothers, Roy and dealer of S t Petersburg, Clear^ ter .... Joel.......... S. Field, who today qrged Miriam Solovlaff, violinist, lfarrell. noted, Matropoli HMack ------ ------------------- . . ... Ber. J. E. McKinley will o fflNed Chittenden, at tha ago of 11, mad* her d tan Opera baritone singer, will elate and Interment will bo In water and Tarpon Springs, and i>,at packages bo mailed pnrmp’Uy “ On * number o f occasion!, Mr. as solobt with tho U s An; appear for th* fourth progntm, tho Chuluote .Cemetery at Chul- for 28 year* n technician with tn KVnl<! Inst minute tie-ups. Post the White Sewing Machine Comemployees will be paid Chittenden 8 « lkl [ .j* o f Philharmonic Orchestra e n d ____ According Pittabu to the aburen uola. ----------vbilad _ - Poet nnd . „ |pany of New Jersey. overtime for the extra work. 1 tha V.F.W. in Banford. and If be has ConceTtixed from coast (o Posb-GsseUs, ha la *ona of ths The * M ^ * ^ ,rn ? n Mr, Cous, who has -three aisiscoast, will ha tho first artist to fine singers o f this sge. Long, Jo* Chalk.r, Maurice Ja­ Unis, will be lolned coon by his Instructions permitting enlist* ; glrrt a concert here. Aa aI result Ha a ’ voice tff incredible, na- cobi and wnitam (Ennle. — •In the, 1 son-in-law. LouI* Now, an experi­ ment and re-enlistment the post b making," said Post of her phenomenal ■success (h turn I beauty, ha aingx with rare enced repairman of sewing mach­ Naval Reserve o f young men ov«r h Adjutant John Saul*, who potobd Ctllfprnla IfgnUa where she hwssW ha intelligence and a wealth o f ,v*rA huge mouthed 25 pound eat j , out that It had been Mr. Chit * of 12 in u , iety of color and expression, and fish waa snagged on a speckled ines In St. Petersburg. The shop 17 and undqr 18 and a half years j ' tondanV. ambition te put s •or-' rf under the baton o f ho hig tha g ift o f choosing an perch hook by J. T, Zorn shortly is equipped to Install reverse pf age who have not served in gears on all types nf tewing vice officer in aaefa ^F.W T post Ossip Gabrilowieh, , adult, mature program that nev­ before noon yesterday white flak­ machines, end to build portable W orld-tVar IL have been issued by 7th Naval District Headquart­ in th* nation. 4*. ’ was offered a scholarship by er lets th# nudlenro down." ing near the Osteen Bridge. electric machines. er# in JsckeonvilJe. *1 L ’l S r J Selections Are Announced For Civic Music Asssuciation’s Concert Series u S a S ts.- has v-X- m z. ■ m m iA . .Rock feller’s O f f e r O f Site For United N a t i OIJ.S In N. Y . Accepted Hy, Group • 77 . -0 / . . ■ mm mv , * [w f * , -• ' • - • J -.*■ . . r � 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 12, 1946; <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/7e659e2c9ea7fa67a585222bc5bb806a.pdf f7bb290c59d79fa4a0e41c164df055c9 PDF Text Text TUESDAY, PEC, 10, 1 W THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA >!-----a*t* See the New "The Talked-about Home Freezer' yy _. . C ^ A A /K V unique I t t l ll v r nhiniM fit timr «Me—but shl|imrnlfi of H» ACIMiE.N will b» tl*>» until the •Ml atrlkc U wrillrd. Yuur d rsgfU t may be temporarily eat of fttork, though he fortun­ ately has plenty of samplr* which, he will cheerfully g ltf >fw. Take Ibl* ad to Touch)on J) r u c C o , HoumilUt & Andrreon or Mclteynolda Drug Co. i ; and it they haven't a tie. they will aupply you with free aamplca of tasty liu llt e . PROV/MNO Ilti f C/t-i i.i „ i !M burii hilt Cos' i a *tatc police tar piclects atrip mlnt.-i-wmKfnc licit,y v. vtk called In oiler It tvp* rf| orted that rovlr » (•><*.»•. from the surface rninr* to a M d in p ’ t -* W You’ve Heard About It ‘J;_____ You’ve Head Al*6ut It Now SEE The Original Home Freezer at Sanford Furniture Company «-> U< jf- Hui-Cll i =uvt of l:uir.s carrring coal -"cllonul NoundpJialo) ' • i EVAC - U - GEN plana at Pueblo, Colo., to be OAlSS Of HAT aro loaded into a plan* M Mflown wn to the atate’a anowbound arera. Sub-lrcevtoB temperature* pravented the thawing of tha drift*. Uni* malting It Impoaalbla for land-going vehicle* to reach tha range* where cattle and ahesp faejd d»elh from cold and hunger. The pipryidroppcd the hay over the Uvwtorir. (futernalional) Here On Friday , • NEW YORK, D«c. 10, 0 P1— F ir* broke out today In a rupnt 'hr Wrm C<ut»t Champion. "ill take Id* Inltlil ilup here at IC;ht> *.M. Ilee. t.'J. It* IiitU.il nottiibund trip will lw* mode Saturday yrtvfDR hero | l : 5 (i A.M, E f f s Vr Dee. It*. NV>. *Jt flow’ ll Dounl '111 atrivo h’nnfu.il 1:i£f I*. M, f*u. I Nor'h Ifiiund will arrive 2;07 *,M. rtn *nmo dale No. no Local • 1 The BeBjf/epZe Home Freezer IN AN ADDRISS before the Amerlran Standard* AnocintJon In New York, I.t. Gen. Ira O, Kakcr, deputy 'T.mmandcr of the Army Air Force*, urged that baicg be built to protect *.hc Arctic frontier. The general *aid that this wa* the only quarter from which a poaslble future w ar could bo waged from either Europe T. SHEPPARD, 'Ticket Agent Atlantic Toast Line -^Railroad Co. • 150 Guests Escape In uothpm Hotel Fire Champion Due X • Let oa ahow you w hy Deepfreeze U the "talked about home freezer," ' Let u* show you how you can'epiey dell* cioua oul-of-*ea*on treat* all year 'round. Let ua ahow you the heavy-duty unit '‘ which provide* constant zero tempera­ ture for aafe atora go o f meals, vege­ tables, fruits, and dairy products for months and m onths.' Let us show you the Rleatnlng porcelain storage compartments, completely en­ veloped by the freezing colls ;io that every inch of apace is really uiable. In abort, let ua ahow you the ORIGINAL tlmertested frozen food cablneL * Civil War Flares Up In Oil Wealthy Middle East Area ' Older hen* are more'subject to disease than vouttftrr pullet*. There are atone Idol* on Barter Island In the Pacific that wrigh 50 to 00 ton* each. United Elate*. t) h. | I , u, iI |r,Mi , >•.< f l a h a I ■>,tn of ic ild m ite wm on- ernidercl. Now lliut Iranian put it tea have rvnrlinl ilia civil war sta ir, far* ign diplomat* arc worried. Ihey i f Du- riitiflicl a> u tp»t of Soviet influrOcc in nu mm fu.nierty occiitried by the llwuiann. While * Atlanta ACUNO at line with re . mi -*i.*ertIves, Gov. Harry F. Kallj of Mtchlgin call* hi* office* In the itato capital at lam in g to proclaim a slate of emergency because of the critical coal ihortage. Municipal government* received authority to enforced rigid con*rrv*tlon messu m . (International Soundphoto) WH|N flA M fl TRARMD Mrs. Hois Httghei In ficr flflh-floor room In a « IOO^jTMr*nltl ha!el In fifami [Lipids, Mirh.v fireman Arc Hull cam* to j her rf*>‘ur. Hero ho lishown helping h'-r down a ladder In safely. Thlily gunli wrto In alid for lopcrflt'U! b u si,. (f nlcrnailuiuij h'oundphoio) la made only by Motor Product* Corpora. tion and is sold In Sanford By Lips Radiant as Glowing Embers It taUr* about £5 pounds of sraln . tu resr n leghorn uullol. | NED SMITH, Manager 300 E. 1st STREET Right Where W e’ve Been For 25 Years i J NEW HOURS WEEK DAYS—7:45 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. SATURDAYS—7:45 A. M. to 12:00 Noon Our Large Stock of Chevrolet, Oldsmobile and Cadillac Parts Is Available Either Wholesale or Retail. Utctc-li ny eUtlt Hist Russia YiU Our Expert* Factory-Trained Mechanics and Moctern Equipment Give Your Car Or Truck Complete and Satisfactory Service. / riivv, ,ym|ialhie* »j mpHthic* lie. lie Arerlialjnn revnllcd last year while Kiivtet trnnpa worn occupyiii^ the iiiva, and out -enucntty the pruvluce win* giiuited nnn/: home - ntle. ParUawietary el<?ct ion* vere eehrdided Ihiuughnul la#t Saturday. Premier Ahmml IJatain haa In* s*istfil that he will nut le co.nltc riie return* frupi Atcrlmijnn un­ it*** government force* watch th* hullutlng. Dut local Aierlmljan It ntler* are *u»plcioti*. They *ay thnt (Juavam is trying to ctjnlrol the f i n Him in fwvui uf hi* ow n ELECTRIC SERVICE $=g,i COMPANY feiii T Q ^ M A G N O L I A AVE. S A N F O R D , FLA J, E. McAlezander, Jr. Acenrtllng to Iran'* rhlef *>» stuff, tie nr rul Hmniarn, the it'11*-, eminent troop* made contact with the AsrrhalJnn* at the entrance to a utrntrgic pa*» at Uhaflotikonh Thnt pat* *traddle» the PADUA, Italy. Dee. 10, WV~ Minin mute into AierbaiJan, and Two lit itiali officerg and aevqral might liecoine the »t«*e for vlol- Italian* were Injured today In n enl fighting. two-hour riot set o ff when n While there it *ome mneem In Urltlih arm y truck ran Into a /Iranian , government clrclte that group of Italian p*dc*tn*n*. jlutaia might give indirect aid to Padua la tha alts of general the A urbaijan sepayatUI*, a headquarters of Uritalna central British Foreign Office spokesman Mediterranean force. The Italian*, elUmatad In an ■ ay* llrltaln re*ard* the new diapute a* ~ 'a purely Internal af- official announcement to total fa lb " This spokesman told news­ mors than 1W,* attacked EriU»h men that Urilniii’i altitude would peri onnel and tora down a Britretaaln unaltered even if th* cur­ I7h flag In the ml*taken bellsf rent fight developed into an all- that the truck had Wlllad two of thalr countryman. _ ____ wit conflict. 2 British Officers Hurt In Italian Riot Phono 1 0 1 Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Store Announce* anolhar drop In prlcra In TUXEDO FEEDS . . . Alao a raise in Quality, . You will find better Quality in TUXEDO FEEDS now than any lime sinct tha War. Your neighbor uses TUXEDO FEEDS . . . Ask him Notice To Electrical Contractors about the m u lls. If It's In the food line, why h 3 J»i, *, .j for it. ■ TO TO HUNT’S FOR IT! Thank You For Your Patronage « v a We Appreciate It. A PRATERof thanksgiving u uttered by Mr*. Maria Dusalaechl In her Mllwaukeo home during a party given for bar on har 100th birthday. Th* wrlnklad cantanarlan, who tamo from fiddly In 1M7, ora* filed by more than 200 member* of her family. (InfcmaflorwISouadphoto) > / Sealed bids will b« received at tha office of the Superintendent .of Public Instruction, Court -House, until 10(00 A. M. WedJMiday, December 18. 1846, for the furnishing and Installation or lighting fixtures end necessary wiring in tha Junior High and-Sanford Grammar Schools. Tha owner does not oblige himself to accept the lowest nr any other, bid. Drawings and *p Moughton A U t Atlantic National lions may be obtained from Auoclat*d Architects, 811 Ballding. Sanford.. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY * • *a >'-■ • . '' ' BILL HOLLER. JR., Owner 218 W. lit Street l Touchton Drug Co. A Gift Mom Will fa th W "* A Gift hr a UhUm• T il , �I THE WEATHER r.vrttT i l<n»dy am! mild tonight ta Unity Thera Is Strength— ithl Ihurvli)', Gentle I# modtMl* To rrotnct the f W ® of th® World To rrooMto the Frogri®* of America; To r r o d t l Prosperity for ftan/ord; huulb'aiU rrly a l u b over U*e n o rth □ nit rc n ln l portions amt mixlrral® to Irrsh rsMrrly winds over Iba east and rilir-mr Month portion and through the kfj* till* (Jiff* noun IHtnugh Thursday. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK Habits That Hurt Personality By VERNON T. GRIZZAUD Plane With . On Board In Rugged South Of Untidiness— carelessness uncleanliuu&s or slovenli­ ness In dress or appearance deters customers form buying. . . U nchaste language—defined ns swearing o r obsc e n „ ta lk ‘. Denotes a poor vocabulary. Unnttralrtive mannerisms— defined as motions or eccentric habits th at repel others. • •L 'lih cleaii^thinking—what the Tnlnfl thinks 1s re­ flected in the appearance. 5; -Drinking—excess akholic intake definitely hyrts personality.' 6. Egocentricity— self-centered, the person has too much “ I trouble." 7. Bragging—don't boast too much. 8. Pessimism—don’t broadcast gloom. 9. Criticism of others— The critic, sees his own bad habits in others. Caustic criticism leaves = lifelong senrs. •0. Mate— always harm s the sender. Marines Is Lost Country Seattle ^ SEATTLE, Dr*. Jl, M V -A « f l a i C a u l Gaardsnun ha* radioed th at hr haa spotted wreckage Ih rrr and a halt railrs from ihr airport at Toledo, Wash. T hr wreckage b in s near tha waatarn fringe of tho C u cada Mountains between B rrttle and Portland may ba tho Marino Corps transport which has. been mlsolng ainra yesterday With. J f men aboard* Tho Coast Guard observer said ho could ot determine whether anyone 'a* alive. A (roup of searchera have s e t' eat to Investigate Ih* report. . Habits That Help Personality 1. Neatness of attire— clothing kept cleun and , neat. 2. Courtesy— consideration‘of others. A hab it th a t can be cultivated. Ih our greatest asset and costs « I). Coriliality— Do things for people as if it were a genuine plcnsure, not half heartodly or grugingly, but Joyouab'. 4. sFacinl magnetism— Don’t have a “ dead pan.’ Tractlcc smiling: it reiplirts 72 facial mUscK*s to frow n; only 11 to smile, 5, Friendliness— Batij|imin Krnnklin said: .“ If.y o u would have frien d s,’ be friendly.” The average little ‘dog link It "ail over some people in the n it o f inakins friends. G\ Right mental attitude— It is easy to regard others plana hare been seriously ham* ired by continuing bad weather. __ut tho A m y and Navy and Rans«r« are cenductinit a vvldcsprend acarck. One clu* to the whereabmil* of n miaslng Marine Corpv plnnc ha* proved to be mUleadlng. Majr « r Carl Krnat, a Torttand Army ilr Bare operation* offlcrr, aald Seia i» no truth in an earlier report that the *hip with men r.board had been sighted imilh of Toledo, Waah. • Meeting Of Courtesy Clinic Hears Discussion On Selling Upon a recommendation of thp board, members of tha Pilot Club voted to contribute tha aum of Personal factor* in naltsman.310 per year tc International Re* #hlp that build customer good will and principle* In human r«latlomhlp were etm*ed last evening by Vernon T. G rlm rd , bu»Iness and sales cqumeW to a Urge feaup^wt-Aho Tourist Cen­ ter attending the second lecture of the “ Courtesy Clinic" spon­ sored by the Chamber of Com­ merce and Merchants Associa­ tion. There were many business men present,* and employee* repre­ Club which due* this work each sented progressive concern* of year as on® pf IU major pro- thn community. A< un Monday. Roumlllat and Anderson and f Since all civic club® In Sanford Touchton Drug Stores dosed two plan to us® the Tourist Center houra earlier than usual in order for meeting*, both business and that their employees might have social. It wa* decided that the the benefit of the instruction. A talking film, sponsored by the Coca-Cola Company, and showing .how personal appear­ ance, facial expression and voice, decided upon1 last, night. du* enthusiasm and customer Mrs. Rawlins called for volun nterest makei sales, was shown. teers to man the Dime Boardi It alio showed how negative located in front of McGrow's ant trait* drive away trade on any U h * Post Office all day Dee. 1 , Main Street. # b r the Salvation Army. Then Mr. G riu ard, after quoting will b® two Pilot* pUccd at each * location from 0:00 A. M. until definitions of salesmanship or 8heldon and Knox who founded “ * 6:00 P. M. . , Announcement was made o courae*. bn the subject, gave his tha Christmas party which will own definition as: "Salesmanship .lit held on Dec. ID. Metnbere an U the Klenco and art of dealing urged to telephiM , Mrs. Al Huni with people so that they wilt be­ , at 332 befor® Saturday. Dee. I f come permanently satisfied and profitable custo­ for reservation*. Huabattd* of thr continuously mers. art of gattlng t ' member* are also tarilsd to th. . party. Each member la asked ‘ X i n g a gift for tha Elka Clul C hristm as Tre®. Thar® war® 3 7 members prew ent at Ih® meeting. • TEHRAN, Iran. Dec. 11, (AT—. The civil war in Iran's northernmbst province of Aserbaijan appeared to bar® ended today In victory for th* central government . of Premier Ahmed Qavam. M ILW AUKEE, Pw* » . ( * V The radio In Tabris, capital of •Warrant* vr*T® U»0*d today th® rebellious province, announced ■ir.it BA atrika d«monitrator» that th* Aserbaijan council had th® Alli*-Chal»«r* plant. They agreed, to the assignment of Iran* r® ehargeil lan security officers in the ter­ *kl. and riot. The warrant® ritory. J® l»iru*d by District Atton»*y Th® government sent four column* of troops Into Aserbaijan 81 hours ago. The military 6p®ra» Uon wa* launched after the A ssrbaljan provincial government said It would trot permit government supervision of coming psrllamencannot cope r Ton way* listrd h\ him as creating customer sood will are: orderly living, phytlcally, menial­ ly, socially, commercially and spir­ itually. Smile; cal) ymn tu -ti.in.-r byname; cultivate eu*toiiiei'- guott will by making them frrl import ant, putting th»ir inlete-i- f ir s t , being genuinely interested in llm. welfare and treating them ■ >011 would a guest in your own InmirGlve extra service, renirmliering the slogan of Rotary, “ Hi- pi "fits motl who serve* liesL" After describing tha pie ap­ proach" and factor* of arousing interest, conviction, dc*iic ami decision that make »*.les. Mr Gri*xard outlined methods of hulldln* a more attractive jiei'imality. "Everyone cen have an attractive personality, at least eveiyimo can improve hi* or her own person­ ality," ho said. He rpn.led Hr. Henry C. Link as staling ’T rr■ onallty Is tho cxlens to which one ha* developed halm- th a t interest and serve others.” Jim three qualities wc llk> mu«f ‘n people are strength, sincerity nnd dependahilitjr, he said. He then llsteil 10 habit* that help, and 10 habits tlmt hinder personality. Mr. C r lm id e* pi eas­ ed appreciation for the fine spirit of co-operation he had found In Sanford and declared that hn would look back on hi* stay here aa ona of his choicest experience*. fast Allis’* STrlo!*!**. riff Georg* B a ttle r^ l the situation waa^noj and that I g * * * * 1 nad law enforeament 1 d d e ri with th® altsoti than the *t*t* r » « L Rockefeller Offers Big Sum For U. N. Site Refugee Ship Is Des- Iifforts Seen-In MukIroyed Hy Storm As ing To Compromise Attempt Is Made To Viewpoints On New E n t e r Palestine Labor Legislation The Uriti.h navy announced to­ day that 7 12 shipwrecked Jewish lefusce* have been rescued from the Greek, island of. Syrina. The Jews were marooned on the bnrten. waterless Island last Sunday when thet, immigrant ship wa* winked in a Mediterranean storm, i Thj navy unnuuncemeni says that the iffugee* were taken off the island hy two warships—the destroyer Chevron and the mine­ sweeper Provident. • The rescue was cal tied out in extremely tough -seas, and under great difficulty. Survivor O f A limit a Hotel Fin WASHINGTON. I tec. ||. (,g, —Any further lu -rr ctturl srlion again*! Ihr United Minr " o 'li r r delajed until Isle J.m iiaiT unilrr an axrrrmrnl approved Imlni b) Federal Judge T. Alan GoldvborouKh. Thr agreement, had been norbril out hy attorney* for Ihr. guvrnim mi ami mine- union chieflaln John L. Leal*. Thi.% ngree- LAKE S SU CCESS. N. Y .. P3 I.I that II tract .Hong the Ka»t T,Vcr »n M anhattan Is availahlo 0 tin? N until* ti>,.i«(.vnl tho "entry g if t' r»n»! t.nv it. Previously a Greek destroyer In the thiithi Nations it ieff, >i .nrmnmrtii plain gut „ troost : Jew is|a* part® wlb<> wwvw seriously1 j ill Jo the island »f Rhodes. The British sulliutiliu said the WASHINGTON, Hoc Immigrants nlronrd the two warshill* will l.e transferred to n Four ju n io r* Mit'tfchospital ship at Suds Hay on the thru l.almr Ifttflcis tii* Island of Crete und then will l«? first opportunity to taken tn Cyprfts. The presump­ strike. * vert In tr chances tion is that they will be detained a- illegal immigrants* but the Lcpuhhritn Senntm ({itlirii rianhi In 1** *announeemt'nt did ni>r <ay so spec* Her ■* of1 V«*ruinnt tlrvcil 111lit ciHint)11Inc LiiLitt Initi \ Iflrntly. i Irwlsk Atfeney smncetf say that t’i * wnulft hill;t* «|t» ivtlvnritiiKi'm. Island of ffir rttL ymr^nlil iiirfn i~tnIi- 1, cm j i t mil* are I.eiMg -ent to Pales­ h4i’hni4 or* his fits! tvim, «aitl tine in a L’ ladiml lomtitrr atidlr ihi* lechfihpro h*hiM u*\!■*•'» the •i of the New Iha! •Iinmif |»t Hfi'tta, hi Dai* ?*i nu‘. iiai!itiii b siulhor* Mo* IJiHiNCVclt A *1 m =f' i -vii.iti’' ‘ thill mi rho** tintIt l*% *ny two .lfvv» ha%«* been ila»*lu»i* *nyi*weft* inxitiol to in I writ t<» a )m*|tit«l f«i h trivial'. >> .it ; •rf iiyltct uititmli 1Lr .h1ws» wrrv -p*«’ nriti ttittii ikftt*n h I(i tit»li hitldiei* ui'iHlifitnll) ihprhnri'tHl u Htt»ri jfiiii tlufuik’ ii rmul check nortri Troop Inventory Pro­ posal Is Dropped In Order To Speed Dis­ armament T a l k s D*'e. I 1— (.V)—The lioniolojji United Nations -got a aurprise offer of a perm anent site today from John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Mr. llockc* feller offered the UN a gift of more than $8,000,000, to buy land right in mid-town New ^ ork Uity. Rockefeller I 1 ,h '%"■ 111r1 'Miliftjj t<i, ward fi tufii 'I t a l i f n . i m l 'm ia u l* . It ii .a id Oi.it tin |».urifn! dr lifting ront"'I’t i f lm dropped a enntrnver*-ii |niipi>ut| i for Wu i|,i w i,je t mop inventory. in oritcr to •peed ilunriiiamt-tit. • Itc .'te f J ln - ,i J In .* letter, nrnl ntcUl'traniluin Unit I... bail re. r* rVi-it u in i‘ In. foiled a firm r.f. 1 Jew* detained on the AT A MOSPITAl in Aitmte < a tcu-Nloiy f :111 Ht Mu* 1r,i£i. foilrrl hy hrr h h uol, I h r t h i’ ten Hi ftour frul '** l*v ffsiiW'S. v r tlin h n l diivvn » ' h r r l , i *-|- liiHUf Hficy * uiM permit the dittin urea with* Aim*, ho *ald, it >1 (he city would S use nf all butkIlll the Hast Itirn i Avi'ii (2nd nnd w h r 11» h** u i %1 1’ ii**ct b y t in cst.ipp, luesl fiei h " h l iiiifj droi Mwaiuans n ear Reports On Gamr At Jacksonville Rudolph Smith* Jr* T. I. Harris Is Receives L e t t e r Named President From NotedAuthor At Junior Hijdi wn*w wm«! t ....p nad arnwntenU i-i*ti.,iis to clout t|ti< way fur tho ividuitutt. Authoritative, sources -tiv ’ ii*' i'It lenient of tin* pres­ ent difficulty ii i "tiditiniitil 4ipon it * i "ot if,i-i i ■ tIn* United ward Newspaper*, w»» icceut!,. w a ive d by Rudolph Smith, Jr . of 117 West Sixth Street, who had previously written Sir. Diet* how much he hml enjoyed hri booh. “Medical Manic." From tljp time thal^ Rudolpli. now an eighth grade pupil J tin Inl H ig h liny, he has Se o u l, wm a » n ii had the m id ilim i riiU'i the medical profestiiuu. II" already has aivpdled u n ite a r>d lection of liiMik* on tumtumy « I physiology, and these lie reads often, lit lalkinit with hint, even several year* ago, l watt imple.ned with hi* knowledge aloni thes# line* and. thrrofore, when I came aero** “ Medical Magic" on an Orlando hook countei I tluiught it Would make a nice ei!t for Rudolph. Haviil lilctl. who tin- Attend, i int< i national conferenres of the wmhl's most noted scientists nod who tins interviewed and wtitien uhoul I’ rnf. AI he 11 Fdnstem. « -i* a well liked uchoolmate of min'* at Central High School in Chvrland. Much like Rudolph, to* show ril a deep Interest In sdencu at an early age. , “ Dear R u d o l p h " he wiote, •“ Thank you very much for your recent letter. 1 am dellgliled l'i know that you enjoy my InnA, "Medical Magic," »n much. H was nice o f Mr. Connolly to uiv it to you. . I1 ea*e give him my beat regards when you *ec him and tell him that I often lliin't of tha day* w|tcii wp were tn high (cbonl together. ‘ "Your decision to' *>e » In am WAS8AIC. If- V - pec II—(AT— aurgvon la a very line deciaion Searchers discovered today the ami I think vou can look forward W dk® of three children who had to a most Interesting career. " I f 1 receive any pamphlet* on «een missing In wooded swamplands since yeateaday afternoon. The brain surgery or anatomy I ulmll bodies of 13-year old David Uur- remember to aend them to you. , hla 10-year old brotlrer "Vou may be Interested to know ranee and Utah- •-year old sister that I waa at Bikini this summer K ory wm® recovered from the to see tho atom bomb text and waters of Tbn MU* Wvcr at that my new book, “ Atomic En­ a point almost within sight of ergy In the Coming Era," is now their farm bom®. being translated into 13 language* Tam of th ® bodies were re­ for publication In Europe, South covered together and the third America and the N ftr East," a s h a t distance away. Shortly b o te * state trooper* and sherffa HUNT MI8HING GIRL deputies also bad found the bdOy Of » collie dog which had BENNINGTON, VL, Dec. II. aooompo.nl ed the children when (AV-Conneetkut detective* were asked today to assign one of their sc® operatives to aid VeN mont police In the search for 16yrar olti Paula Walden. The Ben* 8U N T . M leh. Dec. tl-(A>)-A nlngton college student disappear* I * * * Hbool bus ioodad with 40 children ed ten days ago and Vermont eoraeood o ff * highway near runt authoritlaa said every clue to her ttdqy and <PMUh®d toto a tre*. disappearance now has waihed 7 ™ - . Tb*oly-<tv® boy* and girl* or® o a t Her father, a Stamford. Conn, industrialist, has asked th* aid of police of hit home state In the aearth'for the missing glri. Government Wins In Bodies Of 3 Children Civil War In fran Discovered In River Warrants Agabiit * 54 Strikers Issued 742 Wrecked Ask Labor To JewsOnSyrina Propose Laws i iif ht Av *Dir of the wmintliail Jews, au> a | (in itnver 11ri«I the ; other wa*» ii |»«H!*enitei lii blip. "Six j other paHsentrei* were treatriJ for \ nhork i\t thr h««|»itrt1 Out searcher* are inveitigating a new angle — the *tory o f n fanner who *ayi he heard what oecmed to be an explosion late yesterday afternoon. ^ ilo t Club Maps Charity Program At Tourist Center British Rescue Four Senators Associntcd Press Leased W ire had taken eight member* of the u s n o th in g , PO kTU A N lT- Ore.. Dec. J l — (A1) — There's stilt no word from the missing m ili­ tary transport plane— lost •with 32 persons aboard. Tho plane .was carrying M arines ^rorn San Diego to Sqattlo ^ h e n it disappeared in ru g ­ ged northw est coast coun­ try. E fforts to find tho S J'orcst SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY. DEC. 11. 1946 Established 1908 VOLUME XXXVIII ttmontf tht? Jurtki>m luM y(*ui, mnl w ai hut * liuri an AiiH'Hnin hi#1' lory cIwnf pi ujrtl. Thr t*l«*n« hy chain icarlitm, spicsd i " uthcr Junior litaiti cells and exploded the whole student Irndy Into fev­ erish political activity. Want bosses sprang up and the students were divided tnlu two parties, the Celcrirans ami the Catmint*, ••• more proper ly. thr t'e fn y and Gator pnittes. I'olitirul Tcimenl caUKt'd aiiother atinnii 1 limn nBctinli, and » tlmd putty the Orange “ Hull M.....« l“ it- «»i into Hu- pul it ti a! a|t-mi 80 delight fu! to thr -tiidru' wa* this plunge mill pull III', that Edward 8- Mursliall, Ameilrau history instrurtoi. derided t" make this an annual project. Thus Junior High School stud, enta are again this year enjoy­ ing the burden* of ritiienship in the Junioihilundlnn nation.* There are four states: Marshavanta, located irt the room of Kdw v tl S. Marshal), with pomijullon nf 'i l and an are* of square Inches (nrcortling tn Jun­ ior calculation*); llamilfortiin, pop. 3(1 and area, 7 0 ,OtiK square -inches and located In the room o f Mr*. Georgena llamlt. mathem atlri Instructor; Harrisota, numltering .70 soul* dwelling on 00,7 0 0 square inches of flooring la IA the room of Mrs- Georgia M. Harris, English teacher, and Ur® home room of Mrs. Virginia M. Burney, science Instructor, contains 27 active rillren* of tho atat a of Burmanla, which ha* a mopping space of K M 49 square • Washington , n<r. n , llt-[tri**enta live tit-nrgp llemler of Ohio ty -limply irltirnl of mpd- J ••iii lit-ml, in edncntion. He gnlfl tfiflft v 1 11;if A hoti«*Jin* Lej '‘!*i*ti|* * **tt !f*‘ < and lesn II Vlinldlmtnn. |in mi re k m h p and Und «»»nfr «»f ••rnr%a. nnd fur iitrr Inink tippr«isrr l*»r Ihr I’rfl« i d l and ’lluiik til f mIhinImii, flirtl Simdiijr In J*»rk*»#Mi^ illt* in* .-Va •Ifr«tt *, I'r, vul| know its 1 Mr / *1 kfiirw about fin- -*cr til 9 2 , liuiifml Mirilct‘8 *%rir lit-Id *1 I lir |£ r fti-ftr%| vt•*Ir i ll 71I i fi#f HIMip in M ! ft | I 1. II. Iluclclloston Funeral Services Held At (leneva Ninth Honda disliirt .n,ti grand, roll of Mr. Huildirsti.ii officiating. The Rev. G. W. Hutchison nf the Methodist ( hunli of Oviedo Bsshtcd. . Mr. Hud'll, toil died Sundiiy evening al Ihr homn in Jarksonville of hie dnughlrr, Mi . F. Ci Vrrkes with u hum ho Imd lived for tho past Sf0 yrai iftfM thj.ll. I It** i'll® ippriiachrs tiintir llfnnr- ,t National I'ounrd of Teachers hi, -liuh- r.| whnl In- ti-rmcd thn lingic fact that pupil i huvo bc11a) ud a shocking in.ibllity to rr.id well, to writo well nr to xjrt-ah flm-ntty. " Hero art- -owe of Ihn things lipiidi i Imd-. iiii.-iiiii: from mod*mm iulik.iti-m " I In- itld fashion■ •I liu-.un - of rr-idllig out loud, Hu- iii-w-frowin'd upon practice of nit iiioi u lu g ’ classic ti-Xtv, and fulnnu, poemst dci Ininutltar contr;,t, and- tlm old-time debating I lui in ." Itendcr •aid tho leaclien’ surn y gtnmld lead to a leturn to ..imio ut Hi*' classicist tnintx of lending, *onm of tho emphasia ^ inuh ii' pirUni1ili'pii'lnu* piup upoii legible handwriting and a t-r iiiuit* > nvi-f the ti'leph-nr? Mr. Iluddlrstnli, who .,.i ‘ burn wa* hnua Kmanlatu by Mi. in Webster Gounty, tin., rami' to Morris'. I r* th® *am® film Geneva in IhOI and livnl there; Hint wa- -liuwii at Ihu Courtesy for 211 year*, plantvil groves and 1 Clinic on Muivday ovening, Mt-> at times traveled to f'oltimhia, Kltthc.rttii' lirit'k o f Civic t'<m8, C., where from IUI7 to Ih'Jl cort Service, Inc. reminded Kiand from IU21 tn l!'2K. he serjrod waiilan > Ihat Thursday evening ns land hank appraiser for the ill X;!HI nVt'ieVs i* the ilrmllitie Fntcral Ijind Hank of Gohimliiit. for K rtu m i concert tirket* Pack Holing the Intrrval from l!>2! to Itu u rl iinltouncef) llm Amlutxm 1621 he devoted full lima to hll wild life pirlitie will 1o- hh"»u grove and trucking * InleresU in Friday evening at the South Sitle Geneva. Hit passed hi* l'2nd birth­ School. day nit Oct. ID. and watt botn mentally and physically nlert tip to the time o f hi* rerrnt illness during the early part of last week, A number of furniture *ture* Mr*. Huddleston died in 10 'itl, have decided to remain w en on Mr. Huddleston was a brother in Saturday, Monday and Tuesday law of the la l® Senator Duncan evening* la-fore- Christmas until U. Fletcher, having married the 0:(So o’clock. They Include the senator's sister In Georgia before fianfurd. Mather. Thorpe, Haynea coming to Geneva. In addition to and William* and Wagoner Furni­ ('•altaae® Os Pane * 1* ture store*. feiil s.tnmil.ition nf the nit of In­ telligent. well-founded, fuel-filled cnnvoi -.itoiii which is mi longer iippnrcnt in our everyday social contacts. SHOPPING DAYS t i n �THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA fhe Sanford Herald b h l l l i M ■ tvna«m i*T io* tiATKi ra sa k t* fa * * ! • • • • It fa M *. W il l ilmtl ’ vitt/> «mt would be runt inIclilgctilly. Tlie CIO hn> U.'en making on e ffo rt to organize Neg r u labor ill this stale but their rffnit* /have proven disappointing. No) limit nito t hrnril a CIO organ­ iser complain Unit “ yob can’ t do anylhiiiic with ’em. They’ll Join all riitht, but they won’t pay due* anil tney won’t lake ordera." The Negro, given half a chance, i* a pielty Kuud citiu-n and I think it would be n grave mistake to enrourage him to form hi* own paity and leant up with the Com­ munists, CIO-l*AC or any other itiuup.' t A* it aland* now, the "white’*'' vole in some urea* !* mucl\ easier to control than the Negro vote and i* far more dun* grrou*. * m The real i|Uestion in the Math­ ew* proposal |* not whether ’the Negroes would lake advantage of the nIale-tuntrolled primaries to eleieU e the IniIan re of power,— they haven’t done so a* yet,— hut whether rninlurt of the pri­ maries. tree of elate law ri-gulnturns, by the party organisation would tend in fairer i-Ieel ions, letter chnit-e* of officials- ntnl less fraud and manipulation in casting and counting the votes. Committee control of the pri­ maries would make it possible for a majority of the Committee, which could easily he made up of self-sevkin/, designing politic. Ians, to practically dictate the i|ualifirat!una of candidate*, meth­ od* of election* voting mid Other regulations, to the end of insuring the nomination of favoted candi­ dates. On tun of that it would open the way for dishonesty In elections, which would U- beyond stutulory prosecution or penalty. No, John, you r plan (a not the answer to the problem and if la ' IM M lU b U rt Ssltr »s»#»l t i t n g i i ■»* B s i t i r at assfsra. VUria* i l l N u n h s aiv aaa____ a k lt * Civic Music *• « « I* aa*»rtu*ar; I*lw- W ED NESD AY, DEC. I I , I 9 fti Tomorrow Is th e Inst day to become a member of the Sanford Mimic Association and if you have not al­ ready done su, The Herald urges you to telephone 1260 a t the Tourist C enter anti mnk« a reservation for your membership. It is only six dollars and it entitles you to attend every one of the concert* which will he given here this coming winter. O n ly by becoming a member can you attend tit all, for no simile admission will be sold. These concerts are well worth the price fo r every­ one who appreciates wood ’ nuisic'an il for every one in­ terested in becoming acquainted with the g reat a rtistsj of our country. They belong to the same nssociation which furnishes concerts to Jacksonville, St.' Augustine, Day-, tona Bench nnd Orlando. Selection of the musicians who will come here is left to n local committee who nifty be expected to secure the very host obtainable. There is another reason for supporting the Civic Music Association which should appeal to those w h o do not ordinarily attend such concerts. It is to the economic interest of everyone living her« to do everything possible to increase the num ber of winter visitors coming here. Providing them with good musical entertninm ent is one of th e outstanding contributions we cuuhl make in this direction. So tlo your part tow ard m aking Sanford a better city in which It) live."Join the Civic Music Association. Safety Valve B1BLH YKIIME roil TODAY SOME DO NOT R E LIE V E IN SA C R IF IC E . A WORM F E E L S THE B A R E W AY. HUT WHO WANTS TO*HE A WORM? The preaching of Jhe rru** is to .them that perish foolishness.—I Cor. DIR. CHIP or THl JOINT OINMA! STAFP of th« Braxlllsn Arm Salvador Cesar Oblno (right) la shown with (Jen. Dwight D bower, In the latter’* office In Washington. General Obino I* U.S. Army, Installation*. UJS. Signal Corps photo. (Infer n, TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY By RUSSELL KAY While I have always admire.I. Utntl respected John I*. Knnic upon us' uf Jacksonville, I cannot agree declaration of -willi him in his contention that or Mathew* the State Democratic Committee toy eaumatiun 1 * given full control of Demur- quickest way -intlc primaries. --conditions he Surh a plan would place parly I do nut be Control in the hand* uf a small I*AC ur any u ed by the extreme hcmu liveliest of men In high govern* ment positions. This feeling h as caused drastic censor­ ship of a musical .comedy containing a song which lightheartedly rugs several' cabinet ministers. .The 1). B. C. also been advised to curb its radio comedians from "guying the government." * Footnote |n a Fable A psychologist would probably say Unit such undue' 1i’.mv’w,mid'“hn"• ’V i * " metb y (From The Washington Star) sensitiveness is due to a reeling of insecurity, i'urhaps ,*nrldiiint qualification fhe for Town Mouse. Town Mouse, Olympian aloofness and indifference J n grlticb|jl^;ftl)! .lit- S:widklat«t, by individual' ContrlDo you still remember tained only after long expurieiii'tj in lilgh ■ places.’ * r ‘-r.J^«ar*" «*r “ disguised tax an I How It was In uld time* With hayseed in ynur hair): Guying the governm ent is ono of the sports most l, r |)*'ll[, t '*’** democratic ihuu -O/lg field*, white field*. tidten fur granted over here. Presidont Roosevelt, it may ‘ Vi'h™ contenda that ..ur state World-wide in Decemhcr-Dc you watch ynur patrh uf lie remembered, ,snt in a prom inent box , a t n m usical, primary law* permit the reglstrarovue which ribbed him. unmercifully, laughed heartily{-lion uf Negroes a* Democrats and ally. Wishing you were there? at Its sharpest lines it nil gave every evidence of t borough enjoyment of it. Amerieaus tend to regard such Imnter huhihee of tmwrr. Further, he Town Mouse, Town Mouse, as a safety-valve, ■** bolds that Negroes have the full Ho you «ViII remember Town Mouse, Town Moutc, Do you r.till remember Cover-pulling brother* In a tumbled bed; Houscfulls, moulhfulls, Christmnn . In DeCembci • Bcrapplng over "necoiuls," Turns upon the sled? Town Mouse, Town Mouse, Aye, but yuti remember! Always will n while woiTd Wider than the sea Haunt you, taunt you In the month Decemlwr; jNever let you ho! *"Hlhlrlcy Baughman O’U-nrv. Foolish Tradition "Horn is :t until who likes bin moLhcr-in-htw" says a friend, nnd promptly paocccds to trum pet Ids discovery. But he needn’t be sn surprised about it. i’lenty of homes are like thql. It is strange liow the tnulilion nf unfriendly nr tmlikable molher-iii-taws has been spread about the world. So far ns a fair-minded person can .see, it has boon mostly foolish and unfair front the beginning. Millions of men and women, if approached in n .spirit of honest inquiry, will probably testify th a t th e family mother-in-law is their best and most helpful friend, n u t. assertive or "bossy” but ever ready to help in time of trouble. A h a m atter of fact, is is mostly a rampageous son-in-law rather lhan the mother-in-law who fails to measure tip to the situation. A benefit-lent providence, however, usually tones him down before lie messes up things. At We said the other tiny, the war must he uyer. There was some rsn dy for xaie In Ranfurr) today. - i-----------i^^Commenting on the ” ns*ns*inulion” of the little deer In tlie Hanford Zo8 the other night, one little boy remarked, "I don’t 'tight to vnlr In general election* find Hint they kTiftnlil !>.' sUataiiteU an llmt light' but tliry should, nut !«• permitted tit participate' in [trmiHUilir primaries. The Negro votei- have It in their power, he points out, parti culm Iy in Duval County whith has n large (tercentage of then., tu “ name the nominee* of the Deilineiatk I’arly, and ‘ if the while vutri* ui e pledged to Voir •for these niitnineea, and do vole -for them, the effect » ill he the Negro vote, dominated nnd con Trolled try tlie (‘ommunist-inapirtT CUO I’ AC, amt voting as a Hock or unit, will in' aide tu name ! practically-every district, elty and county offirinl in Florida." | "Let the Negroes and Com, muiilst* have their own p arty' ■ he urges, “ with u declarnllun of principles rtilviK-ntliig social equal* ity,. intermarriage between the i arc-, commingling of the incea in ichmd* hotels, restuui nuts, j tubes, dining rars and PuJInton*. Is-1 the Democrats have their declaration of principles or plat­ form opposed to such thing., and Mimeograph Printing * Typing U U .r Writing ' ‘ Litter* nnd l'o*t Card*’ A d d le u e d ’ P ro m p t a n d E ffic ie n t .O n e D a y S e rv ic e Seminole County Credit Associatio, 116 N. Park Avenue Phone If Toyr. Book*,. Clothing or O th er Gifla for ELKS CHRISTMAS TREE Mny be Left at Mather F urniture Co. N o t# :— W e h a v e n o fa c ilitie s fo r r e p a ir in g o r r e ­ fin is h in g used toys- P le a s p hring t o y s th at m a y b e Used w it limit r e p a ir in g . SA N FO R D ELKS LO D G E "'Sine* 1934 my average wage (or home lorvice ha* 'been cut in half. Yet every day, I'm finding more way* lo help yeul* grt.vati- Hwnilhntore ('.dirge rd in. IKOL ( (Safe - within your town nest, t ’osy, snog nnd. warm) Old days, cold days In the bleak Deeemlter, ’ Beating out* to do the chores In the fare of storm? WEDNESDAY. D E C .'ll; 1946 W A K E UP BUSINESS / By Advertising In \ / Thu N,w-pap«r 'V A ' y Announcement I HAVE MOVED FROM 411 MAGNOLIA AVE. FOR YOUR RADIO REPAIRS PLEASF. LEAVE With The MUSIC Box 111 W. 1st SI. FRED MYERS SECOND HAND STORE 311 East 2nd SI. D. B. Middleton to subscribe to such principle* nl nlalfnrm.** * .. T, The t ioml llimk ntirnonUhr. u* ntsking peace a* lung as there are men like Hint In the world." Another victim of the /JUnntn hotel fire, n Miamjan, has died, bringing the total 'dead to 12 1; and fhe evidence U brought out that the fire probably ataried fro m a rlgaretlo ruirlesdy thrown o n a mattress rart'lessly stored In n halt closet. It is nut Indicated whether the perpetra­ tor of Uiia ghastly incideut per­ ished In tho flames or not, but how much better to have died, than to live wilh the haunting A S h ield in Tiime ol N eed *Thcy think of EVERYTHING at this up-to-the-min­ ute shop! Toys . . Toiletries . . deluxe Household accessories . . le a th e r Goods . . Ilnrlm-uc Grills . Game Sets , . Candy . . to give you Just a notion. Small or lavish gifts for all the family. Score* ol thousands o( non hove found Woodmen lilt Insurance certificates their p jrle cl shield uqalnst prlva tio aan d diotress when disability or old a q e have reduced Ihelr earning power. e M any more scores ol thousands ol wtvea and children have lound eecurily an d hcippinesa Ihrouqh the Wood­ men orolectton provided by iholr husbands and fathvro. 50c— 70c—60c—91.00—31,25— THE PAIR HOME & HOBBY H O USE (trade mark) 1115 Enel Colonial There, I* a Woodrrten tile insurance certificate that exactly meets youi need. Ask the local Woodmen repre­ sentative lo tell you about this sale, sound, legal reserve life insurance protection furnished lo Woodman m em bers al cotk-Leatn. -too. ol the many "p u n " benefits you can -ecelve Irom W oodcraft's Irutornal and social OcUvItle*. ORLANDO WOODMEN ff, WORLD LUe Insurance Society O M AH A. NEBRASKA .. ing the harm be ha* done them . . , , but according to Washington,Merry Oo Round, the acquisi­ tive dlspoaltlen- o f Mr. l/twla does not atop, there. Ilia brother g t U <12,000 a year; Ms daugh­ ter, *10,000: h i * ’ brother-in-law, *10,0001 end Other member* of bis family sufficient to bring the tout Lewis’ take up to * 150.000 a year, i l l from the miners United BUtea delegate* at the t)N conference demand a demoblluaUon o f the vast armies of the world, R o u te 's mllHona .till un­ der a re a dangerou* threat of tH» world, con- H. J. FINCH, pittrlct Manager Office, Phone 967 — Residence 192M 110 Sdblh Park Avenue Sanford, Florida tor Tom Connelly Here at hut a service that does two Job* i’a Molotov Insist* o n c e .- jAotir laundry and dry cleaning «Bo’* ynur old bombs." It at seem* picked up at the same time - relumed (6 fcTtU that all tbe diplomats have got the tart before the hom*. you in one delivery. You can send your clothea lo ua with the assurance that they are handled with the utmost care - that fahriea f i t fftpert attention - that clothe* are returned hospital dean and flawlessly S liiarmamtnL CORRECT MEN’S WEAR COMM BUT Isn't H true that you keep in touch wilh meny friend* only by ipndina Ihtm ChrotmM w d if It n't thftt flood reason to ttnd them quality Chmtmai card*? COLEMAN’S ’ 01ft. el Dlxtincllon 114 Mftf. Phont 1 se Our TABLE of GIF To Make Your Shopping Easier HERE'S A SAMPLE LIST ,0F USEFUL OIFTS Royal Robes Scarfs Swank Jewolery SRoirt Shirts Q Interwovon 30ck» Initialed Handkerchiefa 3. Trouser* H aters Tolletrita -- - CORRECT MEN’S WEAR Tie Rack* r ' , Marirtflro ‘Jflek.eLs L ftm b R u i( .Svvuati'fA m n u ijm i N iv ‘ w e i r , P io u e iir, U»«|U �THE SANFORD HERALD,* SANFORD, FLORIDA r*U »<•■ *» MU »■ ' » " And Personal Couple Is Honored With Dinner Party Activities 'It. and Mr*. David Smith and Mrs. I.. A. Palmer honored Miss t'ccelln TrulUck and Clyde Teruillegal. Jr . with n dinner partyon Tuesday evening at 7:00 oVIock. Cuests gathered at the Painter home in Sanlanta fur cocktails. Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Austin Friends will he sorry to l e a r n , The 'he living loom nm| den were Xing of this city inn announcing T l l l ’ l<8l>AY Bl* Mr*. Flo McCurdy is ill and I J“ V«»V with a pink Color scheme today til. the .iifc engagement and »p that* Mrs. Fio ■ , * . _, ... inbeing used thiuughuut. Dahlias, The T.L.L. das* of the r im t , proachlmr • mnrrlage of their confined In her home in SanLantn snapdragons and gladioli fofinad Baptist l hutch will r in I in the daughter, “Betty, to ’ Gilbert .1. Mis* A n g e l a MeTsch whose the flower iiriangrmrnts. For the j church annex at 7:00 .I’ M. A Blocker, son of Mr- and Mrs. occasion Miss Truluck wore a | Christmas patty and covered ill all. George William Blocker. of He- wedding will be an event of I>*c. black crepe gown with cup sleeve* 21 ha* arrived In Sgnford from •Upper will lx< held and members Land. the University of Kentucky to be and an intricate .draping at the < .) asked to bring a gift for the Mis* King gradtiatcil from Sem­ her parent* on West First tack nf the skirl. The neckline t i « and a cove red dish. inole High School and attended with formed n deep V in the back nnd John B. Stetson University where Street. a set-in licit was encrusted with The Seminole Chapter of thp Hugh Carlton, Jr ., son of Mr. i Milestones. The hanorre and hos­ Red Cross will meet at 10:00 she was o meml*cr of the Delta Delta lhdta social sorority. ........Sirs. .. Ui .and (j. Hugh Carlton, lias tesses all wore white corsages of A.. M. at the chapter house. Mr. Blocker attended }j* j been awarded a letter Tn foot- white rosebud* and chrysairthfThe Home Demonstration Club- DeLand prior to entering the t - ■ ' l>all at Stetson University in murns. .w ill m eet'at 3:00 I’. M, at the Navy In PJ 12. He served 2b recognition of his service a* a , hollowing cocktails a delicious home of Mrs. J . P. Thurmond, months with the Third. ................. Meet m player this yeJr . The young atu- dinner was served at the AnehJr 912 Elm Avenue. the Pacific theatre of tiperntioru. ilent is a freshman In the liberal at individual tallies. The guest's places w rre lharked with bridal The wedding will be an event nits college. FRIDAY place cards and mixed fait flow­ of early January. er* with silver candelabra holding .The circles of the Garden Club white taper* decorated the tables s J meet aa lollows: Amin:* With utnl mantel The dinner menu Mrs. J . A. Young at 8:00 P. M. invited to attend. ■ consisted of luijtnt** aspic wUn OcnUa| wtUi Mrs. H. M PapworUi The Grammar School l . l . A . cottage cheese, chicken a la king at 10 :d0 A. M.. Dirt Oardener with will have a board meeting at The glee club of Die SeminoleMrs. Charles Ohm at 10.00 A. M . 1:00 P. M. and the regular meet­ High School presented n pro­ on toast, French fried pointou», biscuits, fruit rake and UtbUcus wlU> Mrs BcVti Woodrutt ing will be held at 2:00 o clock. gram during the regular chape! peas,.... hot ■ ....i__.i„. 1 coffee. Dining the dinner ih* the at 3:00 P. M . Magnolia with Mrs. meeting on Friday morning. A couple w as.given seveiat of the MONDAY W. IL . William* at 3:30 P. M.. small admission wa* charged to plate* In • their Wedgewood pat* note with Mrs. J . D. Woodrutt at The ___ _Fidelia 4 i» tClass of the F irs t5go toward the glee club trip to 10:00 A. M , Jacaranda with Mrs, iiniist Church will -pho-e invited were Mr. and Baptist ...... ,holif their Tampa for the Slate Music he*; P m i oatuui a t 3:00 P. M. M rs. J. L. iiuntml Christmas meeting at t n Itvnl. Another performance will M u . II. „ Per kins, Jr., Mt. and ! Emlnlsor will be the speaker. home of Mrs. John Miller, lid* bo given on Jan. 0 nt tho high Mr*. Dale Scott. Jr „ Mr. and Mr*. 'Tlallio Harrison chapter of the West Fifteenth Street at b:^l school auditorium with new num­ Janies Crnpps. Mr. amt Mrs. W. B. A covered dish supper ber* added to the program. Wray, Mr. nnd Mu. J . lH TruDaughters of the American Re­ P M The show wn* entitled the luck. Dr. ami Mrs. C. B. Tervolution will meet with .Mra. V. will tie held and members ar« E. Roumillat, 010 Palmetto Ave­ asked to bring a child’s toy for ‘'You Name It Show” nnd was willegar. Sr.. Mr. and Mrs. Edopened with the chorus o f '“ Dark war*! Higgins, __ Jt „ Mr. and Mrs. nue. All visiting daughters ore tho Cradle’ Roll. Town Strutters Ball” followed Cha ib - E. Sin-lien. Mi and Slf»:_ with a review „f the Gay Nine- Itiriiianl Blown. Mi amt M rs.’ lies. " B ic y c le Built f i f Chatle* Pnr*on«, Mi*. Peter Hay­ .Two,” Peggy Pippin nnd Kay den r. | ,n-.. Mt* C. S Buchanan, Shoemaker: Boy's double rinartrt Mr* John Holt. .Mrs. "Frank Ray. novelty number. ‘‘Mosnnitoex": Ftixnlw Ih Dyson, Miss Kath" lijr k Town l'**krf C lub,' 8 -pen-, , v„ Wiggin*. enrv vCarroll, II .. iggln*. 11 iienrv u rro il, llirlic*r Hnrtlcn; hill hilly band with u’t J |,CB, Donald Bishop. Jr., Houston Babcock a* leader, solo- Robert Newman, 'Jr.. McKay Tru­ isl Alvin Tenley in “ The Fuel- luck uml I Ini iv Lee. Jr . berV Karo"! Kloisti Cook,- acro­ batic number; Mary Alice Hern' PREACHING & Y'* J d m, •Sammeitime ’ i -N ° 1 1 I; • C a n t » t » T O B e G l V d l — TELE. NO. 148 Calendar Hetty King To Marry Gilbert J. Blocker Glee Club Presents Program On Friday SPECIAL SERVICES ^ •Friday.and Saturday 8:00 P. M. Sunday—11:00 A. M. and 8:00 P. M. . Rev. M. 0. BALLEW . 1Couple Honored With (JEN EVA NEWS 'Parly Monday Mrs. A. P.*.Moran f r u \ a t k and Hyd.; T*-* Du Carden Club met at the) sum Of Mrs. J . T. McLain, j , .! “ on Wednesday afternoon for their an 1-gg-liag party at the home .*f nr,mint Christmas party.. *Gift* her parent* nt 1217 Magnolia w-rre exchanged among the itoiu- Avenue. A bright red and *il»ei roi-** bi r*. The hostess. Mrs. McLain, serv. schsntc was used III decorating ed refreshments of pumpkin pie the party room*. Red gladioli snj coffee to the following: Mrs. and-greenery were bjnkcd on • In I.vciie Norton, SDti. Phillip Bauer, mantel nnd in the white l*>-.’h Miss Geiger, MFs. Holmes, Mrs. shelves were poinsettia* in till Maty Nickol, Mrs. Judson Len­ silver vases. Red roses were in nart), Mrs. Laltue Alderman, .Mi*. other arrangements around tin* I-ouise Bills, Mrs. Albert McCul­ living room and sun porch. Run. loch, Miss Evelyn Daniels, Mr*. Ing led candles in silver cnndri.iEarnest Wal'd, Mrs. W. L. Sicg. lira w, ro usrd in lighting the Mr*, J . II. Hilbrey, Jlrs. Bay Mc­ home. A lace cloth covered GoGill, Mrs. Jcrgenson and Mi»- dining Iwhie nnd at on* end « a* the crystal punch bowl enruvlcl Kmma Youta. Mr*. Bertha Lindsey and Air. wl b mniden hair fern ami ibinad- Mrs. ,"K d*o n Goit spent risl flowers. Red taper-* ill -il.cr Thanksgiving in Orlando with holders lighted tlie dining* room Mr. anti Mrs. Harry l,ce Lindsey nnd tho table wn* lovely with large sitvor ami crystal t in** *-i and family. Miss Ainoret Peter* of Miami canapes, dainty cookies, -mail was the weekend guest of her individual fm it rakes ami cum of salted nuts. sister Mrs. Theo Limlsey 6ml Those assisting Mt*. Bait tmother Mrs. Pearl Peters. Mr. and Mrs. W. Heig, Mrs. serving were Mr*. M. S, Wiggir Irfuise Bills, Mr. and-M rs. Don Mr*. Isabelle Barnwell. Mi- t< i Norton, S. P. Smith and Mt. and P* i kins. Sr.. Mre. Kicb.ird it* *v»i*. Mis. Mrs. Dalo S»-oi,i, J t , Mrs. Frsin j-.” —, Louis Bills of West i,Palm ,i, Ray, Miss Fllirnbeth Dy»**n ai,.i 5 ™ \ l l i n i m Wk Miss Kathryn Wiggins. days at Persimmon llommoci,. Mr. Charles Phillips of DeLand Tbo*e invited to t i e . o i t b At * •t-ent a week visiting with Mr. "I "duck an*l Mr Tentillegny weie and Mr*. J , A. Logan. Mr. ami Mrs. D*!*- S.***r J* . M* •lift Mr* L»l VVbitner, M* **• ‘ Mr. ami Sirs. Marlon L ig r t ami family of Mattmm. III. me Mis. C, E. .Spencer. M* -n-f M spending the wintrr here. At Jam es Crupp*. .Mi inr,| M. present they are visiting thru W. Altman. 'Ii tin*l Mr- lin n . i 111*111, a uni and uncle'. Mr. nnd Mr*. J. Wight, II, Mr itol M* A. lo'gan. * SUNDAY SCHOOL D:30 A. M. v FREE METHODIST CHURCH French Avenue nnd F’ourlh Street Rev. HUFORD C. CRONFORD. P ntlor Ih«)itniin, \ ADS ARE NEWS Printed In Big Typ* II. S|i«. r **l T itt»>\iM»* 1 Its* ( 'liiir r li n f llu* \':i4t,tn*tii’ , RttS W’i’ .i 1‘ irst S tr e e t. il’ \ . S|H ':ir hit 1! Iln.-*Ugi’ fill' Mill! m il lllilt w ill ln-lp Villi tllW ill’ll 11* ilV 4*1, Mr. and Mis. R. N. Slresell 1*3 *1. a^^Uialc gu est*.for Thank. KEMI-,\|lti:i:. (INK*WT.KK ONLY IS VOI R ClllLD SilY? l i k e f c t l t l F ei t • >t i lia * 'k w u iil I'liin l U s.s-*-st** tis*.*trjii-m o itii unifi-i*'l:ii*tliiiir I'lie i*1 t in* | , eu--* i I it ,it-i,itir .Studios is very ■ *' iTi m u m p ItymI tic t .iif- jit-*’ y * i \ nliy c h ild elites yvork h e l p f u l in riiiM in u lile. i*-s.-s*tn H u n g it : :<** riiu m d iiy interesting I Virginia iu .Mmuliiv niyflit i**i. i'tU l»i lli’v. U nliprt i» visiting heir on tm»|t,.*-. Mr. gnd Alt. Ile.rce * „■ e * S e , Mr*. J . -P. Glenn, .Mi*. anil two son** **f Jack-o|iiill,- \.,- • ri.iance '•nee Miller ami Mrs. Dot is ‘vevkend, gllCsi* of Mr uml Mi Ingram of Daytona Bpacti. T, W. Prevail ami family Mrs. T- W. Prevail and i|augb Mr. and Mr*. John Thotna* left I IT*. Vallcpn mill tddin, itllemb-d Titt->ijay for a . short May in the Hniity-Grlgg* wt-d*ling . W ishinglon, D. C. Nanford on Sunday, Mr and Mrs. G rigrr, Air*. Mr. anil *Mr». l-r.-tci I t . , H ilda .-Wilion and daughter Jean of laikr View, Ohio,, i.iu m* ..t w*n* dinner guest* of Mr. and Mr*. T. W Piet »i* ii.io- j; , .'L^- W. L. Seig at their b**t«e 'need IIII* Ed Ball h,.m\ nil L** . on tj«ke Harney. *. Geneva. , T n ip p . " A Little lilt o f H e a v e n Nancy Williams, “ Bluea in the The B a p t i s t adult Sunday The Geneva **t,l,e*ti i i-.tv* N ight"; Ciarence Grantham. S* h**ol Class uirt nt Bo* lion,,- ,,f ’ heir annual cmn.-.l t- Bn .. i , "Shorttiin' Bread": dancing chm n-.mmir*! M- end Mr* P it i I i i p llatu-i * dllorillm I t nlay e iemu, ,|. si-. “ Si Louis Woman” by IH*. School » I .*■ present were Mi nnd Mi, l 1 he direct.loo of Nr. , | ., y . , ho,* McClelland, Anita Aiken, vuntil! ML “ Vi C Amiei *. Mr, .out It *- ii I'Ullkel Sntig* S, s Fv-tci , t 1 Betiy Rene Ball, Betty Duncan | m 11Jk ,.f ( hi„.toia»". b> I' Vtnthicux, Mi. ami Mi*. J t Mark Andrew*. " Vdtn." by Ft in, Mis* Grigi-i, Vt,* I hai. noil ’ T h e Fiddle. I” . *o-f ISi-By Jane Copeland. i L**m ii » ol ihi M*-lh*^li-t Chutrh .'Uilniux, | tin* inlrriorutur » a * llaroiil = |(rt , . n( j, I I 'tin Wilson. Mr am| Uri •is IVutt'h rtftd \li Tiiitii #pii' O r h h ! net and the o s end inen xi„ . 1„i.,i„ the .brer i ' i Mr* .Bertha^ l.iud.ey Mr> Sv Mftsi* Alter t 11tnb> I w "e « latnlife litanlham . Bll j \|,-f |i||„, Whittle! l . - n u n McLain, M i/-t*l>elii n-fl by »Mi«n l» mill NJ» Ludwig. Spem.1 Harden. Carl j wMh M ,../y .i M< L«an a* nrr VI >• Htiby I 1 ( It illiam*, Karl I ce nnd J ock gum-T t ho-*- m th* «h**ir *re: *Hue Aldei ninn ■ ltd T he 11 <» in ir 1i* ir xij > i 14t Moye. ____ ~ | Mr- tiownid Vbtliteilti. Mr* Belt i I vonnrd. t hrintum^i till’d Mil skill Im? 1■>•!■! Chapmen, Mr* / It. lintliff, Mo. *f ! an- ftit Tue*i!ity nfi* ffHMin in M,t W. M Kut.y. Mi*. II V. Aiken, We*l I'ommunllv l( di Tin* bfii>J*" Mis. Erne t SouthuMld, Mrs. I lie re ti rt:» Mf? Milt N t ktil mol '1* * j Burk >i*i’b. Mi- W G. Fleming, H* uHi llm ry K id ir i • I Mr*. H It l-itng, Mabel Chap- | man, 1 * 1 1 J *1 M *■ -“ » hbvn.!, V|i and Mi*. Guv U - .I j M' ami Mi* Jmnrn 11*c g ■ n— M | on l Mi l Sum Martina, Mi and I M David Smith. Mi. nn ! Mi i [ I dotitd llipg'n*. J».. \|t ant 'l i - It. ] Perkins J* Mi and | itnhuii! Brown not Mi , B. Mel.eml, Jr t li iambi. I ami Mr*. V Mliter. ‘ itnil Mr*, t ‘lv*!e II I'd'Villegar. I Mi and Mi- Hugh Tr'tbi**l at,it Mi- Malcdtn lliggin-. * aiul Mi*. .Yiiti,. V M itiiaiir*. Mi ami M i* in.oigl.i* Si on | ' I ' iiii. tlr ami Ml 1 f,, ■ n >*|,iii. h,*l*.-r sttd Mr. am! M>* lim it M. i lung. • At*ii Mr*. Riddey I’ m. c. M Peter Hayden Top , , \|j R.,, 1'1 *d. M.-s,Even'll 1, , u 1 d r,. , Mr* r S. Buchaiinii, Mi*. Ruiii It in* off. Mis* Miirgai* licit/ '1 * Klito Hutchison, M * I* tii tVhivhnin. Mi* la naK-lb* ll.igan, McKay Tmlurk* B ir r . I**-. Jr., Donnid Bishop, ir.. liu 1 •’ft Newman, Jr ., Richard Dea R**bcrt Cornell, Ii-ii Za i„l. L.-. ; t*r Guthrie ami l!ol*-it WiL, n. At Methodist Church DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT FXGE t h r e i ■ »' w vividly expressive The Leuser Dramalie Studios 1 Oil Is* &> Reese W'liilil*-. Di II W Ra*kei, E l l/iwsrii K ichei RmIhoi Janes, J , ItiiU'i! P illen. taiand Rudd, Nol5 1 lie Trapp. EMttin Shinbnloer nnd J j t'lmi !e* Morrison. SI The Milixleui* include Nancy if j William*. Mary Alice II*-mu1* ii ] Lillian lloy-U*. Myra Mouth*nid | l Helen Slaughter, Margaret Pal' Jt j in, Loui*e Clark. Peggy Pippm I K . ami Mona Ruth Mills. .r ffe * i f . S k M ' , - ■ - Celery Crate Board Of Directors Meet The. business meeting of the laoinl of directors wa* held cm Friday ev^ntng at the Ccirtry Ftale. * g Those present were Dr. nnd Mr*. It. W. Riuker, Mr. unit Mr* P II. l^iniing, Mrs. R. W. Lo* sing. Mr*. V, M. Green, Mri. < K. Carter, George Stine, Coach Fred Canos, Treasurer John Alexander, Hospitality Chair­ man Simon Dingfelder, Decoration Chairman Ida May Gehr, Program Chairman Delores l*e. Refreshment Clinirman B e t t y .Iran Prescott ami Advertising Chairman Peggy Pippin. Cheerful Stile Chrtil m u gift* of Mg hii e.or^ ,| CHRISTMAkS (;ip r IIKADQIj A ktmks GIFrS FOR HIM at touchtons GIFTS FOK 11Kit IM S . BIRTH ANNOl NCF.MBNT MEN’S SETS pi Itl U M L ( O l O f . NFS Lieut. gnuF Mr* llaiold < lnrt*>annoumeil today the birth ul ■ laughter. Diana Mnrrllyn, on Nov :ili at the Navy hospital in Nor folk, Vu. Mrs. Clause is the former Merrllyn Crockett of Palm Springs, Calif. YARDLEYS SEAFORTH It A 1 1 1 P O W D I R S SPORTSMAN M A N IC U R E S K I S t D RESSER . OLD SPICE SETS TOILET SETS STAG ■ by ■ COTY FU SSY Norellty. knit, mil wool RUBINSTEIN BILL FOLDS FOUNTAIN PENS EVENING IN PARIS OLD SPICE ■ PEN and PENCIL SETS ----FINE LEATHER DESK SET PADS Complete with All wuot, hand emhrol derrd carriage n * e Perpetual Calendar, Leather Opatter, Ink Well Rocker Blotter, and Lottor Tray 2-50 to B.OO Also Rerlaad Edition* Now Tea lament of the 5COLFIELD BIBLE Altu CIGARS PIPES SHAVING LOTIONS GIFTS FOR „A LL TALCUMS FACE POWDERS LIP STICKS HALLMARK CHRISTMAS •: NAIL POLISH CARDS GIFTS FOR ALL WRAPPINGS TOYS FOR THE CHILDREN . - OPFIGB SUPPLY CO. Phone 966 i& jJ • ii - r 1v. ->’■' 1 .I 3 . 11 . ’* r - • ‘L �Ra g e f o u r THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA L!.. !»!. - a i l 'LTM’- I J X III w-swai w- m i —. Room 6 Captures Grammar Schoul Softball Tourney INSIDE SPOUTS REPORT — ' By AUTlIDIt BKCK W rm , JIL COACHING W ED N ESD A Y VET Room •» o f the Sanford GramGILM ER .RTKBLK | first .quad for the all- C * ,t CenAn article concerning Maj. 1|. | tral Conference came aa a plan*, mar School captured the round irllmer S t — e le- recently npprart-d surprise to nil (’clary Fed robin softball tourney hobl ,ln«t nppfart-d ant aurprl week on the school groinwh*. in Siam ami Hlripcx, an army Uttmlem, The conteal* featured untuunl* publication for the European Willi* Anderson, Harold KaslTheater. ner and Util Ludwig were the ly streamlined rule* such a* two Maj. Steele I* the non of Mm. team member, named, with Spen­ out* retiring a aide, three called O. M. Karri*on, 1.111 |-n|nult<> cer Harden placed on the honor- bull* awarding n man n free pas*, two atrikea an out and if the Avenue, and i* stationed near able mention hot for and*. Frankfurt, Germany and ii o ffi­ Anderson was given n"un*nU second strike is a foul it is called cer in .charge t,f athletic activity mou* choice for the team ,by the une-hatf strike and a third foul for the men stationed in that coaches representing each achool j would he one-hair strike tint! ail area. in the conference, which ia flUo 1 "*YJ. . , , , . . ..... * I-... Hit- victor* iiefeatcff r<«»m» j , Ernie Reel), staff correspond tt, imd 9 in order to win the t-til for the publication him thin 1 The heils having been defeated I t’o^aptain* for ... a twice *c l - _ during -I. . .!« — ll.„ . mnn *■ ■%.!! championship. to say, ‘'Following cm the heel* Ihut the *da*on and* champion*nip. owapiai >* ~ ............sod of the team's startling HLl.l u p- ' each time hy a .Ingle point cum- *hl" riJ " , "I f X the -"t victory over the hitherto pleteil un* plated one of the most successful Hpenear B a rd j. Mam her a D ... .............., Lo45op&sf ( defeated Berlin Beam, the CBS year* the tcum has had In aom* Tommy" Rumbley. Keybeit Bcdgo *rfcA^s»lw\ r athletic official* have derided to jjme. huugh, A. U. Gatlin, jack-Anwitn, 'tloA'U& l l ntiandcm plan* for any further ST. A I C I S T ISK BAINTB O n * Wilklnann, Raymond C'olib wfyr'etfJ \\ competition for the* 1940 pig. An announcrmenl came out of Rnymoiiil Yatia, J ‘«ul M rlrci co *Jfg(rfcV tt\ skin season.’’ the I-oW Angeles baschall confrr’ll id I<?9o Maj, II. (J. Steele, nthletic offi- ,.nce |a*t week that the SL Au- and lha co-cuptains. ' cer, said, “ tVe felt that anything ‘ gustine Saint* 'o f the Florida A dp I9 ?I AdP tlu* l a n r did after it* superb .s t a t e la-ague will be part of the w eer- c o Thanksgiving l/ny performance Chicago Cub* form system next CAAaM'y W fll would be strictly 'ontl-cllmatir. year. oA\a $YA<e »d The. squad ih-scrve4 a compUtej -|he Saints Jjiitu-d the National f75i Wff ^ , rest.” * • League 'ball club’s minor league l ? 3 j( With-tin- aitnounrement, lenta-1 system under an ngreeinenl Uvo plans for On* All-Star* t o | m u.},^d ut the meet In l*»s op|Hise the winner of the CBS t Angeles. Inlrr-lcngue championship eliml-j i ’he Cuba •leporlully will send nation* were were dropped. dropped. ' ' . . . . . U. .‘ h#l r . WJ J ^ J J ; L. i1 nmrFy ho 'fann 'rbatiela . The Berlin clinched lire winning it* final text, wn* attributed purtially to four new j M tttey gathrted in But tlrcoalng the fumed Mr. Ijuig-.qit i-tnl*li>h raxxle-ilaixle play* developed for room, tlM- util* coach. Who weighed .ed Ills mark. This i ' the opinio 1 S t A t ? ( ] / l 6 H lS 7 0 3 Ibe game by coach Kddie Over­ about HO pound*, brandished, a of I’lain Ben Jmii-s, \\ hirh-v ■trainer, who i* currently at Hi’d ItiiRer at th r big tackle atal shout­ S £ A S g 4 A s g o A c M O f? man. The I rick play* set the singe for the winning touch­ ed. "You. jou’re Just u bum, tliat'a pah ItBee Course readying Win - i P e AJosM JtW estfee/t BAYterfall You can t take tl. Oh. U I yen Wright’s slrin*- f-r 1lo* - J :tit* down. BALL- TCA a\ lind your slw It l just luvd your nary 17 iipeniug. (T I.L B Y PRO LlillH iK B S -It bu.ks like, n -fitt-.il Hiym iThe- niinounrcnieitl that three.»!«•. I’d lie lic»vyw**tghl cIuMltpjott Brntinole • High grid machine I of tlw world. Nothing WUH atop itn,| AssqtiU will pas* Wholawny s record nt-xl ‘year," saiil .Lutes, of fint ill 19 i2 Wide I) nirriiJT, * ------ ■ ner. memlier* were nameil on the me." "hut thing* wtm(d have t*en dif­ t illume! Farm still h a s p hor*e ' S H O R T S L A M f l H ferent if the purses were lh........ barn which ntUhF retain 1 ^ ....... winning 1honors ...... . "v A*a*a»*»Wl I’rrwa . samp then us they are now." iitom-y for the Jones based his statement -»i ■ table*, lie I* (lie dural, 1# Arm­ Coach 1-mi Little o f Columbia the facts that Bleach Jacob ' .Sly ed. 'I he Yne.yeui-old gelding w*> tide is a scant ffS.nnu tivbiml reeerilly named handicap chant- tell* the unv about a certain Wliirlawajr'a nil lino- mink of pinn i-f 19 In in the -Iluring Furor player hn once coacbed while at 1 ,1*11 nod one vietol) mole* poll. \ftrf the Nimignnselt S|>e- (•W gctown Univeraity when tluit the piesnif scale wwlU 'surpass al lie wo* le iiin l for the balau*- - *rh(ml, like many others, uf the year June* h;r* pul him roiiimerrialiiing football. its- record. in recent veins ptartii idly all hark In training uml if he show* A fter his final footlrall season, of liie lliiporlaot Mtake- Itai* t*»-e" iinvlliliu- like tii* uld form will this player applied or a job offIm- noiiiin.iU'il f»,i iiie $25 ,00(1 \L rnmpus, and he had to fill out a iiie'ease,i In value. "Take a look a; tin- leeord-, 1 viioiin irnmhrnp nod the $ 50,000 •piestionnaiie. On l ho blank drawled I'Jain Ben Wb), the Wide tier. He could be flown t-> wnere where ft *BiJ aahl previous cm employer, Triple Crown alone t» Wurth plus* Santa Anita fot the $DI0,000 bun he put “ Lou little of George­ lo f ino.uoil 10 the witmet and dir up Vtel one* or all three ,-f town " Where it read position vvllrii d im ly won thp K<-i>liii'k) tlime went* wjoit,| retain the held, he filled in, ,, ‘‘left ----guard. I ><-*try, i’ ri-iikness iili*l Itelmunt crown for tin- Wiuveti Wright And where it mid how long,' he S take - they um uu riled Li. |utl half ■ tidde wrutc “ three y e a rs" I lull Juries poiii1e*t out (hut uinnot, every stake that Whitlauay won hit* fteen rnisr*l, The I'linlico it, u w . n i , r i 'o * t Special only ml-led *10,0011 lo the lianknilt in 1912 white the pre>eiit I ’ «*• f a f i t I "III" Nt-»- York Yankees and (hr value i, * 25 ,0011; flarilen State-’* I K TO -.3 Ct»-\ rl.iiMi Indium »i*rr playliw a Trantor Handirrp hns l-eeo raised from > 10.000 to *Mi.0tNI; The bi- Jjj || i. jihc |i^t April .totIt find Divio llumlirap. Il.ooklyn llanrli- ' niker Irdfrgv railed tuT n il1In* enp, Walden Stakes. The Dwyer, tin ' tonal walk to Use batter. W r M a k e O u r O w n Ice C re a m , A ll F la v o ra rrotid biLwntan Roy The t.'lusiie. Anierlcan Derby and Ck-velaml Dr. leoaard Barker Yankee Rltcbej KJoyu the Nuragansrlt .Sju-cial have all Mack. T a l l y - D elicio u s - H e a lth f u l (IptomatrUt gone into the higher brackets. Ib-vrm look no r ha tiers that Mock Rye* eiamlnrd—Glass** fitted Whirliiwttv won ulk these event* *"»kl reach out and tag one ol 203 H. O range A r e deliberately wide • pitches. Julie* figure* that under lire lit* Orlando, Florida l-ieseni seal** Wbirhiway'* earn Ib-reti* tin,--*' tunr e.trnitflit pitches Phnn* 4987 mgk would have rencherl the imm.ooo mark. A**aulli H fr-e ;o f the Ypnr, i 414 Snnford Avunueplan oilhm striking distance the Wbli lawny stum lard. * *j “ I’m nut Dying to take any S thing nwny. from Assault," said S Jones, "lie 's 11 gieat horsj. mol fS set n record of ever $ 400,000 o- a j S three-year-old. Whirty would hitv«ln y Limited Number won about $50,000 more fm Ip three-year-old season.*' Tin- war lime restriction* mi racing also cost Whirlaway thou siind* of dollar* In purse*, wild r o rtler in e a rly . W e a r e f i l li n g o rd er* a * t h e y Jones. Shipped to Santa Anita “ The Talketl-about Home Freezer*’ in 1911 for the $ 100,000 . Handi­ cap, the shutdown forced him to remain idle nil winter. The ban 217 E. l i t Street on Phone I ) horse* kept him mil 1 MWMM • Whirly’s MoneyWinning Record To Be Overcome Soon • ** ^ ....r r:: k f NICK'S CA R D IG A N S W E A T ERS ii\ finp. gaugn all* wool.'Boxy style* with smooth crrw neckline*. Popular.colon. 3 9 3 FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM TRY Nick s Own Ice Cream SPOUTS ODDITY w s FRESH W HITE BLOUSES In Itriglilrn lirr wool suit* and akirls! Rayons, shantung or /liarktkin* type weave*. 32-34. 2 .9 8 » NICK'S FRUIT CAKES Sec tneNew BBBpfMBZB\ 1.25 ir> CHENILLE ROBES SILK STOCKINGS Rich, deep pile chenille in Full-faahioned hosiery in gny, cheery color*. Mute*.’ 12-20; wQmen’i 7.05 flattering Winter *hade*. Size* 8 Vi to 10>/j 2.25 C H ltiifM A S H A N K IE S U n e n t / R a y o n i, C o lto n * , p rin t* , p lain c o lo r * , UI 1Give her many I . AW. W* ROBB’S HOME BAKERY budget pl a n •V CHRUTM * You’ve Heard Aliout It You’ve Read A bout.lt Now SEE The Original Home Freezer at 9anford Furniture Company 4 -PC. T O I L E T S E TS BOXED G U E S T TO V Ji.eli., Bold col. * 1 ° " ored m e t a l frame* and *Ttlh * **e“ handle*I Ny|on brushes! *,f* c»rd* Pr CMMr*n'$ # Let uc thow you why De«pfre«xe U th« "talked about home freexe$,* » Let u# »how you how you can enjoy ddlciotu out-of-aeaion (rent* nil year ’round. ‘ Lft us thow you the heavy-duty wilt which provides constant zero tempera­ ture for #afe storage of meats, vege­ table*, fruits, and dairy products ■ C months and months, , Lei ut show you the gleaming porcelain storage compartments, completely ofr Vol o p e d hy the freezing coils so that every Inch of space is really usable. In short, 1st us show you the ORIGINAL time-tested frozen food cabinet. T T A I I I .E A N I I Amazing buy*I Brill] ,84x84 cotton I 1 Same, size 64x72 S <11X 11! S E T ' • 13.75 f . • A Charming Sol tar Thair Vary Own/ ■'■1. rY. Id)0lt nt thoio cute arm chair* and the iturdy little table, all ^ r n r f tnat like the grown up*’ own furniture. Clear, lacquered that will take t 1* of puuiihm.nl. Tor younptm four to eJfaL . , . The BeeMfreeze Home J v tfd t- f’ Is made Only by Motor Products — , Hop and Is eold In Sanford B y ^ - AflP A ** of Many Vtevlibl fav* aad OJfta . • ' i-L ‘ * 300 E. le t Right Where We’ve Been ! FIRESTONE ! STORES MEN'S DRESS GLOVES Traditional C h r I # Choice leather* . . slip-on g B ^ o a a y to pick MMfully from Penny's 111-113 East First Street i\U % 3 Z -/.T’ -.. ^ ..7 m i m n « j at g V. o .......... m . * \ • , T ’ p T hI iiI ______ ; ■4 - — •\ . . i , ........... : ' - ■ ■ . . a - .* ' laKSKS ■ BOYS’ ROBES Neat, part-wool (eee �aaB ag g ^P W F ■J- V • - . s^_ .r --- mm. W e d n e sd a y ; d e c . 11, im s s — .................. » - ' »■ . ■ Pompano Market. Is Slated To Break Seasonal Record * i *<>u l T H E . S A N F O R D H E R A t-D , S A N r O R D , F L O R ID A ■■ car*. Produce moVing from the Pompano Market is far ahead of any pn»t Season*. Market Man­ us ar J. !»■ Warren estimate* th.il the peak of nroducllon will l»e reached nbiait December id, three weeks earlier than ever liefore. "Crop* throughout the Pompano JA C K S O N V I L L E . Dee. II, area have benefited by exception­ i Special) -"The Pompano Stale ally good weather condition* foe ■ I*;iimem’ Market appears slated some time, but high wind* tin In break another Sea*onal record I firat four days in December ltd* hull, jlilm nents'In one three-, mused heavy damage to lender day jitriuil IguL WKk laltllnK 17 11 growing plants, particularly cucumliers arnl squash. Price* dec­ lined * ally Idly during the U*t week due to heavy Volume ol shipments and the fact that cold weather in the North caused slow unloading. Manager Warren re­ ported, at the week-end that he was unable n* yet to tell whal effect the railroad emhainfo older won HI have on shipments from the Pompano Market. The trir-l* situation appears favorable how­ ever for the present, he reported and no serious trouble is expect-d for at least a few weeks. "The sVswherry movement from the Plant City State Farmers' Market Increased nicely during the last week, totaling •11,71 a pints for th* report period. Price* ranged from 3 4 *3/1 to 4(1 cents per pint. Manager It- K. Johnson ha* advised our Jacksonville ifffice. . . "Demand for tomatoes <>ti the jt * n » r * K « * « t t s '« * 'M S '« « * f « * * « * « « « * * * « « « « * a * * « * s « a s a THE OLD HOME TOWN K.*t x®11’*4 U V By STANI.EY O+l'# THE FRUIT BASKET JU S T SEE . T H E SEC O N D MAN R e s e rv a tio n s P h o n e W in te r P a r k 8 2 7 -J 1 to 2 o r 6 to 8 P- M. TO M $ W ATERS OUR • • liiKhel tiiNil I «ohl iltii iL g ti. M .n k f l M iintifei Jack ljtyh*r * weeV|\ M |Miit |irt tml, i»v^» * , im I i*i hi* nii*li*eiiil rr|HMt* l'» i i v e i u m for « W i l l I hie* >htv{ 1141*11: nlnilit Il.it i* with 11 -I jutuh I fti'r^ »|iihu*fl l»y Mm g«-i , »*f 3H nti*l high i»f i ns L 't, ii* fidloU*.; 1 ill gf " S tiiiiie , •**1*1 w ihtK i ' j i i I\ I ai.N JM to itumtly $-*i twrrU r.m i‘ii Niiiii* ihn iii tII t«MiifiI*<1*4 fill refill* I" y **1111g 4*»»11*1**g I»**iitin in t tlift xrttt t| Ns III!’ |*i|l|«k» I' nnii* * M I t'*. T«rtli.11* 1 Muhiny n,i - 1 t “ti. I iu ■ .* »♦ »* n ig tr ® uf te le is 1 i-x p e rliil ' m that .H lift#t ®hi * vvcr- k pfimjiet ’ f**> tftMMj ipiuNi s | 11**• 1tif f rtiHt-iJ s•11mih’ yield i*»in** iliiw 1. *-: ■' lieHft* 1 vs Nut «I nirtg 'he iit-I vit-fL i uJ t iiNNngf ia • x ).mh ikm 1o .. I Ill’s week m . ........ (jUiiltts 1" I Hi It*mv *!ate- \ III . . . I l v 1 'iI • 1 ®,t $! fltM- 1 l> S t O I ’ l* | 4 1 2 S a n fo rrl A v en u e 1t r 111. i ' i (Milt f N n in *, iffttM« i l i ki i l l jr \he F la n k \i IM til i t 'tu n 1 1 l r Wi l l ......... .. ,1,1,1 ..1 • . ........ • p* 1 P-mi \li \\ I .0. I ___ ESIAII F. h. 11 t Mlm u l t * t.M \. 1 in iih iIm N. VV v. l 4 ■ i> I1 < i 7 »». * * g L » f l i m i t , $1 M* f e i i N i g 4t i . f y v l h s u , - i ; ‘d V * ' * O ld 111 tin t |»* . Mi I ti l. *4*I tor f I mu W ig h t F in d IA ; 1.M A T K ki a i II." w a n t ed iffeiihga on 1 he I i ’ *’*- m ove m e n t lig h t I * . p o lle d B 1* fo lh m 12 .110; |m*P|h,*i -. >1 ■*> s 11 1 1 ; A u r i r . Ks eor si:>i 1 \tn .i ’ | 'l 1 1 V I I® * . J •■ allien - lit BILL’S PACKAGE STORE AND BAR Hint* v* il h a**l I* »»• (Mil lwLl », 112 W E S T F IR S T S T R E E T — I*. * f MVt| 11, | F-- , pNi.ji! F I I MIR ' ‘ . V f.k l I M IM H I P H O N E HRO \ g.’ plllitf. >«*l|uA I h r \I m Simi*j ?in| . 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WHlt •iMillltV ft*|tuf1t'l| Irfil L. i , though tlie |»rak ••!- I hi mi J Mill 1wiin 11:i * i *I a w e r h fig** ♦ Some mil’ll •kt-Mifir U lilt- li ext f. -x\ tiiiys* Mnrkvi A! itit | W«*«t Her *.f the hint few tin. -...... i* ?.1UJ t» n g v r t , .s, r m i l i p t n*|»nm*n i\|ivrif*ii n« im piove m e m i G IF T RADIOS \ h- l l n i u ) uni a m orr plrakan' one 1, In pljee you* lire. wuiti durm Im n ra ln r w ith u* .nut ■ ! » "•Uf wile the d lvid rii,) V it im * tor a blrtbtl.it prexrnl lO HMIS ?mi Tlent, S P E C IA L la H t lM K W W K X W H W W W W K K B K .'.b K K W iV f.'W tiK K JfM One way lu save money I, t.i lore*l lour wife'* birthday, Thia Wed. Thurs Fri in Noel CowariPs Grenl Comedy by AVEN U E i Speaking Of Sax ing Money Casselberry, Route 17 LAST PERFORMANCES Reginald uhd Rita Goode . and Company O F C L O C K -P A R K O PERATED FOR K E N T at 8:15 NO RTH j X N O W IS T H E T I M E T O S H O P F O R C H R I S T M A S X Provincetown Players and Sal. riv r. IIMl j \\ \|1 |; I , I ,,,|, H It \ f .g ■iiniuM 1if apt I he Mo-il l i mii pletc \ trie !j Fiit-siNfe « II l l t l . H K S , I*A Ml* \H \ l IIS F IM I-.H S u m ittIn FfoiM||i hiid DLf So. FetiHiMiht H iiv p , I N iyLoia llem 'h '0 rnit«*3tl uf Siitifnrd . U-.-i f it- ip- I,- f,L- , , ,, lu n n , ,,,.o « ii- Sill! fill if | .f.t III IM - - I W I M . M li |l IS I s||lt|> |Mm L it ........ 1|P;,i .'u iiim c r. '■ if It.* II I I d f i oit «li Ipplflg • =|f ! h*d I'**11 s u .t R u tile l«'» F I . i I'ltT M \-i b’.-li ip. i.ii.. N o lp .- .IIHI.IMI • ............ A R T I C lE S l., i i l< \ lot i ■i W AN i U >1.. l'i I ... liim ln.iii I-. ami ■ticichc.l I'bonc S7l* I p'O ii S ik .- i. , ltdh* Si v» . l.i.| -iniThe.1 ,|-* .Millnnvtlle, I'Ll. J 1 11T I jhur rai *i-([ar.lli-!« i 11II 1ST VI VS inn - >, i hp lime for. jus and les.icing I ct Si. Johns of lino' '• I condition ft, ” Reel, blip briny ins Mini* lo your 30 il W fml St. * H»l! S AL E I'liril Irititim HNiitnp borne ,»l Mo by n-palrhilj N m' iio * f l Alii at M »m ig fV SinV OSLO pi.ton*, for cash, Lite Mu,|r v- oi , nlin I" I'lnpt and emirl* llo\ phone -j :.:!, emia servier nei i aidetiL HI. Ji.llii, Kiel I li. < i. Ilo VV f'otnHit; \y«MH* (i-1 nil-. Iti” W A S ’T K O I mini 11 bicycle siijlitn o-rria l V n I'hnlin 11Ml. .1--' fillip. I 'iiuiii' Nlo-J, Wc for 6 year old g ir l. I'bniic -— i-'Li in i .its for .dl iH-nixions 7 P e ls, L iv e sto c k , S u p p lie s Mp NKII.I. A 11 WT, FLORIST <fi.-t. A vp. jiiii o ff Hlncii .Told II I ON A WATSON, ll'fli l.ffic - pb |ll I It--iilruc«- nil. lim it I'rlrry Ave. Has Purlin* Feeds Wo aii- itnoly lo *ld|i Vrre ripe *IIVK us your order for bnb> fancy f. nil. Abo full line nut.., chick*. The H a n f o r d X-Cel font* and vegvlnblr*. II. K. AStore. 2 nd A Sanford: , II V, Aiken, lln Went Ixt Htrei-I. [ roi'K K H HPANIKI.S Itegisteii-d MV K KT 11mill in Minnie* H-iW Champion stock, puppies and bushel. It. W. lain!, Phuno grown dug*, blnnd mol Mark 7 HH*VV. stud rervlce. MerdwiiiMl Ken­ nel*, West 1st Hirer I, Turn at HKAIKfUAUTKItS for (lirblnmN yellow mall box. Phono Hllfi -J gifts, toys, ifauus, books, dulls. Hoy now on biiilitrl or luy-away. COCK Fit HPA-NIKI. POPI'll-ik Fliestnne Slorc*. I l l K. First legUtered, IUIU Polioeito Ave Hk one. tlTX K PO KHFIlS -romplel#" line. HELP WANTED I hint's Toxiotn Fenl Store. (HitI, for soda fountain ' a. Lan FOR SA LK : Wooden stavo -barey’s Drug Store. Part *.ims oi rt-ls. Make exrrllrnt fetxl end full lima, ________________ _ grain containers, fl.0 0 eaeh. Snulhern Chemicals, tint N, Kim HELP WANTK1) — Experienced Ave. t salesman. Firestone Stoic*, F u ll WATCH M-paitiiig, OiainitntQ -e liin g . e iig iav io u , see Mr.halknoi m M.iih.-r*» One w eek 's. «•*»x N O T IC E S - 13 PERSO N AL SHVIINOLi: T iltK SIIOI* 2l»l North I*irk Telephone .17 Mr, Itrown Vlitfor’- l 'i u ll-Cakes an* .rn -ale ip I'lugly W lg;ty and Table Supply. 15 A U TO S FO R SA LE licit Plymouth Coach, 111315 i hovrolet, giwnl condition, teaimilble. Hoy Hcw-I, 3 ltd K. 'Jlbl lllflB FttRD TUDOR—gmnl tires n- r .ttinidbin *- nsi u i, .ir.i Min A ve . PACKARIt Su|>er eithl Ju»i been reenudltlone.l,, like new, 6 lire*, radio, healer, Ve good buy si Ino.no. Plume FOR SAD F: Dining loom suit*. WORK W ANTED gV.YOO. Hxcelient c u n i l l tlon. '.Hi CIIPYSLKR rnuili'. Very Phone Jfl'J J . EXTERIOR ami Ihterlnr painting •o nable I'ln o ie 171 1. Hi-*I material* used. Ph O'J-I. 1113d J t I I I uf a n y kind, afternoon. F lo i- •nee Cooper, S 12 K. f th. l •a -* ----- =u-k* e ♦ ___^ , s -.-t. 4afc. A *■ ♦ ■* ' - * % ** F O R I .......... se d an . local Imi nil left west dairy, Paula road. N * 111 �PAGE SIX THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA 'our Senators Rockefeller * Ask Labor To Offers Big^uin Propose Laws For U. N. Site r«sl1s,r< rt«.U Csae Ds, |(« a l li ti r ij frum (Hiftr II Know land of California agreed States, Great Itritnin and Soviet with V Inntiers although he would It ua* la. not hntntd n g y r-s on the outcome' The compromise proposal Is wf such suggestions from l-ubor said to have been urged by asukders. said to have been urged by A s ­ 'l^ m w ra tie Senator* Edwin sembly fresklont Paul llenrl-. Johnson o f . Colorado and Jahr. Fpaak. Tno Big Three representa­ ileCkll»n of Aik ansa* were also tive, silting on the eight-nation n agreement with Handers on drafting committee mi disarm ­ 8 rtnin points of hi* argument. ament have acepted the sugges­ nutor McClellan, however, ex­ tion. They fly tied to report to pressed Mine doubt a* to the sug- 'their chiefs and tlA*u to give the slioh? Labor leaders , would result of their consultations to rr. Ho says previous sugges* the 2ft*natlon disarmament sub­ n« of reform proposal* on striae committee at 3:00 P. M. todny. dilation has aroused much op­ position in fjrlxir elrelv*. Senator Johnson said he did not believe I.uImm will oppose offering Suggestion,. Hr ..tid 1Tilsit leadars util have constructive and MIAMI, Dee. lire, subject. -Wincheflr the ' ? Worthwhile ideaJohnsoii inaintninr-l that respon- nlst ami r.rt in alhio iJihor leader* m-ognlxe the Damon Itunyon, fac t that atrlkes--«uc)i 'as tbs night, said lb" ■ dft cmil walkout which tied up was that hi* h the nation for 17 days—must he ami his n*he* s averted in tlio future. hattan from mi airplane piloted Meanwhile, thn lalmr spotlight prefrrably. hv his friend, ('apt har now swung to the CIO. The Eddie Klckcnbarker CIO plans to mnke public a study WlnehslI aJdril tliat originally. by Robert Nathan, an economic Runyon, expie*»od the w*i*h that consultant, on incivased living his aihe* lx- Mattered over Dado costs. The CIO plans to use the county (MiamiI but later changed study as a bolster In it* current drive for postwar pay boosts. "Ho loved Dade county, -hut Attorneys for John L. l-ewis Manhattan wn* bin heal,” Winand the govrrnmerii have agree! rhcll sai.l and ihc columnist added tn a truce In any further legal hr* i* undecided whether to rumbattles in lower courts- The truce nltlo n movie on which lie hud will slay in effect until ten days been collaborating with Runyon, aftar the Supreme Court give* a i-ullcd "Proceed With Cautlori,” decision on the United Mine Workers appeal ataiost the levy­ ing of contempt fines against the ur)lon and Lewis. ! Windie 11 says, ai »nt down to wrKe'tl* Jfffei’ al trim hut cutililn't do it I I thinking he hntetl gushing." Celestial Fireworks Are Seen In Kansas Winehcll think* n filling rpil for Runyon would tie n paraph of one of his turtles known » llo ries— OMAHA, Neb.. Dec. II, (/?)— Residents of five piid-wriUrn slats* were treated to a display of. celestial fireworks last night. Astronomers said the biasing meteorites were part of an an­ nual shower from the Gemini •'(installation. Ilefore dawn, the sky was bril­ liantly lighted fo r a 250 -lnile stretch between McPherson, Kan. and Garden City,. Kan. At G ar­ den City, freight handlers said they heard a roar ns the light GIs Jo Be Allowed To Wed Frauleins WEDNESDAY, DEC. J 1, 1M 6 Pherson llowsvtr, astronomers u ; , that moat m. too riles are slfhtgd at wirxilm* sky for 30 minutei a f­ distance o f SO miles. ter the flash of the meteorites. ■ The meteorites also were sight­ . Professor Oliver Itollina of the U nfm aity o f Nebraska said the ed at Omaha, Springfield. Illinois; Qeimlol meteor was scheduled to Dcs Moines, Iowa; Topeka, Kan­ appear between Dec. 10 and 12 . sas; and Joplin, Missouri. Some persona described the meteorites as having a bright, VOLCANO A CTIV E greenish hue with a purple head. Others said thay saw a p*]*r MEXICO C IT Y , Dee.. 11, bP>— 'A Mexico C itv newspaper state*) today that the famed Popocatepetl volcano 10 miles southeast of Mexico City again Is phowlng af* | signs of activity. The volcano ■ ita. has leng been dormant, but the crater In recent paper says’ puffs uf 'smoke, i t ii the rate o f about SO an hour. h a w J YOU CANT QUIT ADVERTISING YOITRE TALKING TO A -PARADE NOT A MASS MEETING - f Winchell Recalls Last Wishes Of Runyon probltlon, Col. Geoige Eyster, speaking for McNaniey. said such mar­ riages would* he permitted only when the individual soldiers t»n* nbout to leave Germany'. He lidded that -every German girl who might he permitted to nm'ry a u l and enter the United Minia* a German war bride would *■" investigated thoroughly for Nmi sympathies. , % Explaining McNuriia” ’* rightabout-fate olt the romance |n<in­ tern, Kyster raid the general had Yes, Sanford Furniture Company is again ready to serve you and this season our assortments are the best we’ve had for many years. We hope these suggestions will help you solve your gift problems, but if they don’t, come into the store and we will show you dozens of others. And you may-pay for them next year if - Record Cabinets M s te p iq r or Table Lamps Lourtge Chair IVklng) Beoatifuny dried. T ake b elter care of jo u r J. H. Huddleston Funeral Services Held At Geneva (C a nlliiH 'it Im w M i f Sturdy' A truly thoughtful choice that . will be appreciated favorite rrcords. far many years. •» hi* ohkset daughter. Mr*. Yerker, be Is'survived by -another dnugli-, U r, Mrs. KbU * CL B a ile r of Cfllnesvlllf, nmi «nv ton. John * Fletcher Huddleston, who U n hi * n t ranking official nf the UnllH S tate. State Department and who, la now .lutloned In or near Rome,; Italy- Nine grandchlblren, tneliul ing Rev. York**, and two greVgrapdcblldrefnsurvivc hint. TARRELL Dainty Select Cricket Chairs Down Pillows No bcller sift Huffy while Miml f o r s a r m l l u n i t rtqulailr u l i n rover* for durability. M aple w ith pretty c h k lti Pineal quality. $ P A C K A G E S T O R tV * n u t it XRCXCt StUCi. $ tO K t 5 , _ 4 • -4,r\ ski t i l N.rt »'**•" litlrUr,,'°' R rli" " r SofaTieds Barrel Chairs Fine Lamps A moat welcome addition Itlake wonderful gills and r .: A ft l Choice of many pleasing to any Bring room. Bpring and durable fabrics. coast ruclkm , of course. il' » many years. Choice al ,, u s s y (iytes and colors. t Striking Useful Mdlal Metal Smokers Step-Stools Heavy burnished bases (or safety and nice large irajw for convenience. InnwttoMt BasorUlw rbons e m -T a U ty fa DB N Member N. A. S. D, lUprreraltng T. Ntlaon O’Rssrka Daytona lieach, Fla. Stylish Henre by day and by nigbl. ir STAN COMSTOCK Dubl-Duty Gorgeous Period Sofas Plenty sturdy and TOUCHTON DRUG CO. k Thermo For Baby Automatic it Electric Irons L « Handy Ball-Bearing Stroller fool Bahellte ha Adleu and AhanVnmn ante* make Httssocks 'if Ironing a p k a n r e . leatherette coven, *Choice General Electric ' Automatic . E Coffee Maker ' For every M1*b on your Gift lint . . JACQUARD DESIGNS REGINA — Short Sleevo * Style* in luscious colon Lon# Sleeve Styles All 100% Wool Metal Bridge Seta Plate Mirrors �3W^ * • •’ . » .■ .■ ■ . ---;:• ; ■ . ••■ '■'. • --*1- - - mm 7 % *' •‘ i^ . 'T * ’*\ • ■ .. 1 1 t THE « U nity Thor® It Strength— Tt Protect lb* Pt*ee ef the W#rld; Te Preaiute the ytogrsa* of Amerle* ; r» Predace re—pretty fer Hanford; fi • ^ n f a r SAN FO RD , EsUblUhed 1908 G otham Fire Tenement Is Wrecked When Explosion In h . Adjacent Building i Starts Fire Raging Veteran Politician To Serve As Head Of Republic Until Mid­ dle Of J a n u a r y . ♦ NEW YORK./Dec. 12— (/P)— Thu num U H pf persons trnppgd ih HM* wrecked Mnnlinttan tenemant house is now estlm utecl. nt more than 30. E ight persoha ore known dead in the dUoater, {\mi rescue workers are enrefully digging Utrougli the debris in search of o th e r PARIS, Dec, I" . id')— A Teh­ eran, French i»dltirian. Socialist I gnu Ilium, today was elected president - premier of the in­ terim French government. Ilium will serve until the middle of ' January, when a ptrmaliciit gov­ ernment i* to lie established. V«de lubula or* said the national ii- 'inbl* gas-,- Rl,mi idxnit f»7 fi ballots Ttie 7 4 -year-old leader needed only .‘till bsllid* for r.|i absolute majority. I Ilium's ftrsi jedt wilt he ’l i it ll nil parties to agree on a p.’fffrnm. 11i* regime elm m u st'Se­ nile whether the Rightist parllee should In- Included In llie Catl.inet. *. v rilJrilai*. Ti L»-rj b m | | so sign of life from tbs pi!a of brtekt and rubbt* that* used to bo a building honslog 2 8 ‘ families. Tbs tenemant wa» wrecked when fir* broke oul „ In on unu*i»d lea house nsxt door, 'an d Or wall of the ice home col­ lapsed on the tenement. Pul Ice have revealed that four boyi hove admitted starting a fire In tha lee home yesterday afternoon. Iiut tlte • nuthoritten that so **•» fa r a* can I* deter|P*y./ *■*« •*■ aw .allied ut thle lime, there I* no connection botwwn ihe earlier bla*o uttd the fire ..which later resulted’ In tha disaster. fuFt tI ‘ ......... .... * NEW YO RK. Dec. 12, ’ (VP)— At least eight person* have been killed and 24 injure*! in an e x ­ plosion that wrecked an upper Manhattan tenement early today. An unknown numt>er of person* are itill be1icVe<l buried 'n the a£-rrrk*gc. and about 10 persons are reported milling. The explosion'' occurred during a fire in an unused V*.house ad­ jacent to the npnrtjnent building at West lB 4 th Street and Am s­ terdam Avenue. The blast rippe 1 out one- ®a l| pf the burning tee house and knocked down n wall o f the tenement. r , . The deed include a city fireKmsn, Frank Moorehcad, an II* ,m*Mi-ou Itoy, Anthony Riam-nnli, Tihrt Daniel CorradoySt years «*M. Blancni’di and Corrailu were oeeupanlw-n^tb® tenement Mourehead end young Hianranli d ed after being tnken nut of t hsj wreckage. Carrndo was dead when •found. . Six other petsons have -been |-s ----''” removed from the huge hrnp j f rubble. Police say that at least 40 p e r s o n * are *llt| miss iig, fpcluding u mother and her three ^■ hildren. Borne of the missing .presumed (dimed in Ihfi'Wreckage ore believed to tie fire mm. IIt’ll in wire v rThe tenement building tunlly sheared ip half. The pile of debris r*FH|* til t)lP fiPfRlul fin If level. The luotlier utnl three ehildrcn believed trapped In the' wrecked build'll,) were identified as "Mr*. Edith Dlrica and her children tliniles, 12, Margaret, 6, and .Alary six month*. V The, explosion in the lee house Occurred an hour after the f re broke out. . Mayor William O'Dwyer went to the scene after the fifth firs alarm had been turned in. Fire K^CoramUatener ljunyte end rollce LU C o m m '•* aloner Waltender also Rt tba arena. J Ttie mayor »nh! h i d lrc c M 1 'th# police, Tire cimniilsslnurrs cn*t bousing authorities to get the l ^ e c l * 0f the d’snMer end general t ^ n d m o n s before the fire broke ten*. ‘ft Fire Marshal Thom** Brophy Mid that tha eau»e of the explaslnn In the kft houaa had not been d*t«rmlnftd. However, h* Wald that ® amall rulAl.h blaxe bad been #xtlnful*h*j1 there late yeitefday afternoon. Tha n**t fire W** ■reported »hortly after midnight and flva alarm* brought 85 fire compantea and * number A f ambulance* to D »'*«<>•• . ^ A boy ’who w M 'k t a ® 1.1 ,of th* wreckage wma^lWntlfletl l»y He’d Rather Stay And Picket A PROTtSTINO PICHIT la dragged to the patrol wagon by police atu-r a dcroon*tratlon at tha entrance to the (truck AUD-Chalmcr# plant In Wc»t A111*, Milwaukee, WUc. Brick* How *nd badge* were ripped oft policemen'* uniforms In ft wild half-hour fight between 1.500 picket* and 800 policemen, who arrested twenty-five itrlker*. (/nlcraailottal) from iy*alit*c." n1» P*1? 4* unted fax ^ 'n s a is fc . ' ,h;^ " w .. v \%] CUnUv V’ Hojt oallowdy. l> 7^ ® “ JT an d M ra. J- Q ® broken rwee white takln i * at Seminole High nvonung. and given “ emergency DC. O. L. park, was to Orlando further .t * tnr Dr. stowy- l*al«e. W*a bronchi khek to hts tb * •t 1 10 r a U i Associated Preta D a itd W ire Luxury Liner “Europa” Sitting Ip The Mud ide'irrTUi^Var Agen­ cies Are Aboliahed WASIIINOTON, Dta\ 12 —-* 7*1-—iVsidcnt triiim m said a! his (dvs.s fonfotvncp toiln.v Hint if it hadn't been I nr strikes ji wmtltl have l»«*en possihlp to pad tho w ar i,im,rjfOiu'y Itafort* now. The I'resident made this flat Ktatenient—without plnhorulion—a t hi.t regular n e w s .' conference t«slay. Meannh le, the whole v*->t, . ■ trueture of wartime control hureatio waj Imlng thonnigbiy remod­ elled by nre.-djeniial diieellun. Mr. 4 Truman ha- vet up a uaw ogoncy agency 1‘ntlcd the Officr of Temporary t'ontrol*, hemled by Maj6r (?eue,M» I’hllV R. Fleming, an Army en* Program A d o p t e d Indications Are De­ Must Be Okeyed By ni a n d s Of $2 Per Day Are Expected General Assembly ..................... Tax Reduction, National Debt ’ Raise Issues tsso tT A 'P si) p r i :s s Tin men of ( jipllfd Hill are spraying iln-ir ihroals for wihUt promise* to !«• one of the hi;ge*t debate- m the t-oming (’ongres*. I-**' **(-' '*p on oil,* -iile are the proponent* of tax M-tlurtlnn and on th.- othet -*<lr an lhi‘»4* w hfl twaIh** e tin- natjoiml *11*I*i ihimltl be rut itow n fi*-t I lie ,t,-ht n-dm-tom advocates <ul thiii iiiteti—! pnyim'iils Ki iIn- dob( m,- j.’,,000,000,. HUH year T h a t « more' limn lln y-.-vei naivi-t took iu each yest fi'on all t*\i -1 u »- - i .iiii p < before tin- war. So theap ini-n sa y cut down lln- dt-t>i by every d o ll a r . p o - - ih|,* uglily now wiiilp pi-.qilp still have money. This group says a m e - d a n la l r r on eould very *»p II upici o u r economic ap­ ple-cat t. Up' >ithv! side argues th a t the iiL NEW YORK. Dec 1’J , <>V>—T l„ NEW YORK. Dee. 12. 1/1*1—A United N a t i «»ti » sul.-rnmmittiv CIO United Autoworkers through suddenly turned on the speed to­ its president. Waller Keuther, r«day and approved the first hnii vealr.l today that the union'* cxof a plan on world arm* reduction. erjitlve board probably will noTwo new provisions ware voted nouin-e In-fore the day i» over the into the draft bv the committee. wage Increase- t will deniund Here they are: D —A require from auto manufacturer* next m r n V l h k V W program «d^.tft.l I / h e r e la no official ImlltuW . S ~ « r llr *S>l*n.ll .n ,,.. S , » - r f r t M l k . * = * * » * ~ apprnveil I >■ ‘a dpectal session of t-lit UnoffrllHv three me hint budget i-*n {a- balanrr.i m/xt year the (ieueral Assembly. 2 )-—A that the boost* vroulil runic i,p t . jHHtipthltig paid o f f on itu- deb' condition that ang armi reilurt on about 12 a day. and taxes reduced at tin- -bn Roulber took issue «til* -* time. They -ay a rot m ttm projrnm must provide for the statement made recently t*v Gen control of atonlic energy tn the roulil even tiien-ii-e no# natnm<< extent nccr-sary to see that il t* rra| Motors president, ( l Wtl revenue. So tbi*v dentainl a 11 son, who ileclared that the *<**l used only for peaceful purpose*. p,-repot leiitirt on arto? - th,- >>,,*,■ I a car Is practically all »ac* and Ths liig Four foreign minis­ that If -alarie* go up 2 * p*-** ••**•. j iu personal income taxe». The Ilnttsp-Republirmi Ktre-ro- • ter* uro alt **t to wind up their car pr'r'e* wraulil hnv,- t» 1«- bit -.1 affairs today in New York (Tty, a similar amount. t'o m iu ittre lnyck- up it- om n -n ii * (bat la x rale- c a n bp put and completing th# first'phase of his­ Keuther countered by declaring grenlpr government revenue «!'•toric peace talk* following World War II.* Trentie» now h*ve been that auto prici*n ttm-i e *> down -rived by referring to the IteputiTux completed for Italy, Finland nnd lie said he’d like In lo-t licit ;> r,-uii reeord in th e ItfiSt'in- rates were reduced too* lino', till* Haitian -atellites of (Icrmatiy year from now pricelower than today, wm i » ft 1 " and will be signed in Paris in during that dread,- whnb i -i .hom Ft binary, The foreign ministers' higher and General M-.t--' •» ••• a .'ml l-o-ini— and p .-iohipi - p lie making money. deputies will meet in Umdon next g-» all .oil (oi orw iisiim I I • Meanwhile nlliri Itoin ’ I* • * .e-o p o n - in. ren-i-d *-i - , “ II pinntli to begin preliminary dis­ cussion* of the German and A us­ era are up In nr in- ... >tiom mol ibe oalooial deln igc - redured IMS perei-nl. a p p ro i trian |ienro treaties, while the repot| which ins its ih ,i • mg mutely f l.tiuti.iam linn » j r a i ' -r big four tbrmsclve* will not meet ran lie inised witb.mi I again until March when they prices. Tlie ('HI/ rosimtiiiu i |U years. based on a anrvey made I", iJn gather in Moscow. lint th e chairnian of the lloo-o Meanwhile, Setrelary of Stale CIO by Robert Nathan, a riiteuP. Appropriation* Committee, Clar.* James Byrhe* U planning to en­ ilig ecouoiiiUt who formeilv was eio'e t'ainiop of MIs-'Oiii, d 1 * xovenuneni eeonomic pin.... . lter ? r tilelin e stalemated B ia ie in a ic u ...... ... on — ...... . elint believe taxes t5mi lie cut mol i United N a­ aa ............. Mona effort for a world program j CIO President Philip Murray - ilil sirealile payment be made on '■"> *f arm’s reduction and a troop that his union* will u*. tin- m -|m >i I bilge debt at Ibe -a m e lime TWI census. Byrne* plrlns to enter the a* a *rudepo\L In lln-ii piep.ua- debt, by the way, i» F-Mn.ili" UN ,ll*cu**ion» today in what I* tlon for a now round *>f ».t«e (HH).(HIO. fam m ii wants Cungt- • described a* an lltli-hour at­ demand*. to stip ulate by taw Itin I • tempt to salvage Ibis part of tha The Nathan report drew,., muck 000,000 m in t be loppixl off dm UN program ft-r International reply from the esertiNv, y wv national debt eaeli year lief *'•* p, ru-o and order. H' f " '* president of the Natmmd ' — ■« then- a i e any lax rut 'Klsowhere on the UN front, lion of Mumifaclui. 1 - Wallet lax reductions in g h l ea-e I-mI.i V tlie committee to select a per­ We’senburger. Tin- NAM ..troul public tax burden only to »' A" manent site for the world or­ charged that ihe rel«m innm an it tougher for the next general '•"* ganization I* working overtime Invitation for n «*w -s-ue- of Others l» lid- group look id today ns a result of a »urprl*o wage dematjds, |>o*slldj fnllowisl the 10211 tax collections " f * * offer of an headquar­ by another wave of si-thms -tiikcs. IHKl.OOU.OOQ in a Umm )T.ir. Ibxt ter* alt* In New York. j A simdur reaction came from tho is (I.OOO.OOd.OflU lm»s than tlm »"■ The offer hiu been made by general manager of the Auto­ mini nti-rest on the national <b'd John I). Rockefeller, Jr., who ha* mobile Manufacturers A«-"ela­ now. They «ay these an- fb»«h told tho committee he ha* only a tion, George Romney who -aid times and people can afford to ,to.day option on the property, “ Such national forecasting r.iui- pay taxes toward rftlucilig mir Tho proposed gift site l* located pletely dlsreganl* the fact that, national oldigalions. in Urn Wld-Manhattan area on Vi our profit and. loss rcommi/e But th e tax e n t l e r s renteml 'b a t the E ast River. Chief Amertewi *ven In the moat prosperous 'iines^ g ov ernm ent levies have already delegate Warren Aurtln haa told many flnn* and r#fu iu' reached t h # 'p o i n t of ilimiit A ilng the UN aite Committee the Rocke­ duairla* are losing money." return*. Th«v quote Andrew Mel* feller offer he* AmeHcen o«pBo far there' ha* beep no com­ Ion, secretary of tlm T re a s u r y irt end and I* le Ihe the be*' be*l »ll_e be haa ment frtrtn the' A F L <>n the Nath­ in 1022, th a t high ta xes lend ‘o port heard of personally an document. At it* convention atop busliie-* trnnsartlons that V Chicago MffL la*t October, the A F L would nonnaUc go through, an-l criticised the CIO’* wage dcmaml* discourage wealthy men from la** of last Spring a* ton high. Tho inc, riiks incidental to tlie devel* Convention further conlrmlnl lin t npement of new Fuslne**. th* CIO w ale boosts were res­ for breaking the line on NEW ORLKAN9, l»«c. 12. (AT ponsible . —A national fire author ^ today price celling!. blamed Ore Wlnecoff Hotel dlaaa ter In Atlanta last week-end to The M*rgeret-Ann Grocery. In th* exlalenee of unenclosed Rt*re* line with It* new besutlflcation wag* which were RkenM »0 a program, h*x Installed aft attrapgreat chtnney without a hritk live vegetable dlaplay counter enclosure. ” . Ail report# o f workers on Ihe with reflecting mirror* and con. Speaking to a froup of elty Clvfe Concert series membenhlp cealed lighting. Another Innova­ and state fire prevrotte®^ authprogram are requeued to be In tion 1* a "loud *p#aker system oritlea In New Orlaan*. Assistant by 8:00 o'clock this evening, ac­ which la u*ed to announce apt* Chief Engneer A. C. Hotaon o t cording to Mlaa Katherine Brock, clal sales. | the National Boanl of Fire Under­ director. This will mark the final Manager Joe Seunder* writer* said the protection of ver­ time that tickets esn be »old for nooneed that elslee of the store tical optnlne* In hotel* and othar th* concert series. will b* kept clear- and that »ld** puble hulldinf* was the basic Th# chock up on a le * report#® walk displays will be Vefcr at a answer lo the hazard of fire. TtoUrdsy woe extremely good, minimum In front of Ih# »tortj a»ld the- killdlng cod# re- ■ aid Miss Brock, and *h# reveal- No unsightly box#* or crate# wUI ccmroerMed by 'he national board *d that msny worker* have not b* left on the sidewalk, ha *#!«. e * n f for the ellmlnatlen of tran- as jret reported their isles. Re­ aoma or latticework hotel room is excellent from outlying Mlndcti, Germany, th* door*, titn* tljus aa tdine In ^ nfonflnltjg doors, i m r in m p n iu * comm unltte*^ including C assel- quarters nf the Joint AnglofUwe> to theie origin. H* prelxgid j)trry< DeLaiid end Longwoftd, American feoflorale control oireinVl.e sjr»t#ms sv iln m l ami a n*( the the fiim - I*8 and _ _ . 1 predicted aJlsla<l Ithat V,nI thia IVi(*■ fo sprinkler fUrm*rmt* “ * .Ls. ahe A laid f orr the Reich, wa* we* ■a busy trw<V county will kava' an extremely t n j ^ b«ck „ th# time * * * * fUrU’ fin* Civic Mttate Aasoclation* 0f Charlemagne, *pi W *fe rm ■Vww. ** Grocery Store Adds Mirrors, New Lights Civlc Music Report To Be Made Tonight • , •, organization will take ov»r i the duties of Ihe OUA. the CivilThia Ian Production Administration and "liter will lime agencies w hich nro lion bri'nllling Ilieu Inst. Tli^ pew presidential nnlei also pul* an end t« the I Iff*, ,, of Wat Mobil•ret k.„ anil lle.-ont ersiiin. THt fORMIR OIRMAN lUXUSV IINER Eurppa, renninvd f a f.ibcrfc hr the Fieiich, teil* on the ts.ltoo* of l e If m re Harbor .-iflei a storm of hutrleane lo tto broke il hs>.-e front IU moo* mgs mul sent it c i j .I umk into tl*e to n k r n hulk of the l i e n c h liner / ‘a r u , tearing o gj|*mg hole In the sUit-iiud side Till* View is li.nu II*,- teov **ui was m ade afic* tugs sutteeded in vitlually lighting the 49,74ti-tou ship. (Intcrnailoiiai ftadiuphufo) rourist Club Is Organized At Jaycees Sponsor Meeting At Tourist Center ProgramToHonor Outstanding Man \ Naiiford tmiri-t -i>eiely. with parties uml ol Ih i reerrnt mnal Mr, Clifford Fa tie iis temporary i activities. ihidrman anil f a i l R Eisenhower [ The meeting last evening-was of Willlnmspnij, Fa., as acling opened by Ghninber , J Commerce reeretary. was formed last e ' 1' Manager EMwaid lliggin*. I'niit nine at the Tourist Center when | Stine and Iwu R tosher ii pre •t nurtdwr wj„ rr Bll„ u -etHed the Rulury Club; Mr. HlgWitli a number ,.f 1„, „l elli*#n. dins, Mr. Aimltage and Edward Ijuie re p ie sru le d tho Cham and re i ■ resentalive, of rtvtr elitbs. t t ' •>» ' ommerce; Jink Ratignii according to E M A noting,'.; '» tlie Junior Chamber of ('emtouii-r euti-i luiinnrlil iltrecl-ir. Mr* .Sybil Roilth uml Il XVII. di-eiilnl r„ I,.-Id Weekly loeree Mi— Edna I hiltendcli. the Aniermeeting.- on Monday night (can i.eg l.eginn Auxiliary, and Thomtlie , „ ...i .... . . lean on Auxl lary. mul IIioiuIt" I nne r ami much entertai n-. „ „ i \ r \i„,l,i,... niefit t. Ih-iui! planned for ihe Jo n fx and A »■ Madden guest., the first program of " ‘'t'* "f ' ' xvhlrl. will l«- presented rtt 7:20 < " urt U u l'' n’ctimk next Monday evening upnn- „ f’rosenl were,, Mr*. c EarleJ Mrs. tier direction „ f Mrs. W II. Brin- l,r" " 'm'' Mr* l’V‘,,' k .iexko. Mix. M.ny Ptaurea Sniilli, Mr*. Eliza son of Sanford tin Thursday eve ,. . . . . bell* lleyeti, Mr. ami Mi*. J . It. nirif. tile Seminole High School (Uwlliortlc. Mr trto! Mrs, \V. E Glee i loh iindei dlrri-llon of Mi-- Mat ...it, Edward F U n v, Mr Oliie llre-e Whittle will enter Mi • Aaron Sehwatnlt, Mr Inin with ■ pisdal < hii-fttois Mi - i ai l It t tsenhowrt pr..gi am ot oni-ic \li la-dll Stull, Bert Coirs, Ar" The “ iijeet of Ihr rluh will he Morse Henry. Mr and Mrs. not only gel l.-gelhei meetings Mill, no M Welnrei, lliomu* W for our winter - guests, said Mr. .1ones, llowad E. Null, Mrs. F. Arlnitage, but also Ihnl lo*-td E Bolls, Mr. and Mrx. E. M. peopl jde uiay enjoy supper*, games, Armtlage, II. iatng and William l*ou( trips, Klmfflebiinrii, enid EcMi.irl, . " (’(immunity S e r v i c e Will Be The Basin Of lAicai Awards 250 People From Civic* Leaders See 42 Firms Attend II. S. Engineers On Courtesy Clinic River Deepening r• . * p •• ■ —' * ... In Ie r e - ling ctilertnllimeut sdi'niiiiiii' tin-in # KfE&ialS ■ ^ m a s h i n g i o n , iyee. u>. (/it— ('resident Truman ordered a comnlete ret rgnnizution of the enIJro war emergency set-up in txashitigtou today. Ho revealed at hi* news conference that htr lias «L"Ii-lii'd the War Mnbillxarion and Reennver»lon Office, and ha* named John R. Steelman ax axsixlatu to the President, In addition, the I’reyldent ha* '•’* til ari ag«n v r V 'c . the ^.<C-[T. i u e ... will lake j , ■, -.w.ntrolx.Vsii(*x' over- th e fuririionj n f Lucal Voullis Offer Blood In Accident aid) La.lirt a |T(tf*n| for L|,i4V«J tlo|icim n. e.-iil Ine an "inn l.idlltl. an,| in ii tending il*'" \! MlRlljlY "( ivi>.> “ O’* which is ’ necessary 1" aid *n -aving the lives of acefevVnrng on-el mi-- at ihe 1 denl vi.-iiinthe nlilnmohilp l enter - um -tni|, that ve-G rdny resulted \V«,t k ii tin- new l"Uii I ' • , , I ual mmi v f-nir Drlando at I'jO \ s elm. .in*l '- . hi ' i.roiigl.t a I.--ii""..- from ...... .1 In lv,. i. ^xpreteit I*, -tall •»l"enl Vetrrnns. William tlavid ..il. .soil i a* I tug (ml- me 11 IGudin " f E n terp rise and Ilualt! d--l|di Walter, .if Sanford Gelie Tucker urged member- I I hi- two men were -ent from -entire ticket- for Ihe Civic I .-n I tu- Herald office in Jack Raticert program today, ami suggested purchase of tickets for cinployce- guu ut Plymouth Motor* Com­ pany. Mr. Itatigan v»a» unable ur fi end- as Christmas gift*. in contact blood bank headquar­ , Plan- are tic tig made by tin' ter.- in Oitnmli) by telephone, six Imaril uf director* of the Jtiyeee- the two young men decided to lo atterM the Aznlea Festival iu go there thrnnalve, and to see Palatka. it. wu- annmuiced by Mi if their type of trli »ih| in lU'Cfpt" Itatigan , Mv Guest- were.Eddie .lenten, man William Hardin as E 5L- 2 iC ,. Uger uf Mill* Sanford Bowling ley, ( Itarlex Vodnpleh of llm Ben­ U.S.N.R.. nt-rvi-d with u repair der Really Co. ami filly Allen, ""it In the Philippines and New who after Jon. I, will m a n a g e the Guinea; Rudolph Wallers i i M ir e, U.S.N.R was -tationevl at Central Service Stat'km at the .1 southeast corner of Path Avenue Ihe Miami Naval Ai r - Station. ami Second Street aud-xvhich will he owned l*x* llrailry Odham. Gulf pnulurts den re. i | i,-in J K . ? 1L> -p i. 0-01 Rotariann Will Hear Astrologer Monday ................ • •-E-Vv';-- o il! At least J.rfl ...... in--, amj pi.. t S. gdigltieers wish to have fessioiial men ;,ml einployr-., t« all tight-of-ways and spoil areas present ng ou-ie ilinn pf firm- .-i-ured as soon ns imssible for and orgBliiziitiiins, atlendr-d the n il.,- Si. Johns River deepening cenl Courtesy Clinic i iimliietrxl i r and improvement, „* they antici­ Vernop T. Grizrard at tho Tntiri-l pate securing of fund* fur this Center, aroonling to Mr*. Clntlr- work sium, said ('handier „ f ComEnton, secretary In Mr. Grizzay' melee Manager Edward lllgginx ; CHy eiiqdoyve-., i i u m l i r r in' j l i i , morning, about 41 , ultended lln- lerture yjr ||jKgj|U( City (’ommisslongiven for them yesterday and He- rr U a p |x s her and W. S. E arl*, afiernooii. ^ j,K.0| engineer, Hired by th# Firms and group- whieli* pat - i Chamlier of Commeree to aecure tirlpatrd lit ihe Courtesy Clin * , sp o il. area right of ways, coninclude tlm folftiwing: Toiichloi' ferretj yesterday wills tlie govDrug, Kouniillai uml Anderson-, i nmwnl engineers In Jacksorv Hartford - Faint and Gian* O , wills-. Tho engineers outlined a TVInn i^ivett Store *, I'en inular program for local Interest* to Life Insurance Co., The Sanford follow to secure these right*. Herald, Tho Ortamlu Hrnlltu‘l, (Vhlle In Jacksonville, Mr. Hig­ ('has# . anil Company, Mother gins and Mr. Leshcr called upon Furniture* Company, City-school representative* of the War A s­ teachers, II. U. Pope Co., Crown sets Corporation for the purpose I’ ajtcr Co., ( 1/fice Machine Co, of getting additional Information Bendrr Rest iKatatc. Georg# Stine concerning the Sanford A ir Sta­ Machine Co., Luc leV llrnutv Sal­ tion. At present, more than 100 on, Central Fond- of Florida, leaders and member* of the In­ Robb's Bakery, Genrral Food tercession Bible School ere oc­ Sale* Co., Roberts Grocery, M<- cupying the B 0 Q end JOQ quar­ Judging from letter* of comCrory’s ters Ihe- station, tnend are gel mendation from numerous Rotary, r - at t i. Other g r o u p s participating ting tiling. r « d y for « c u p e o c y lKtw)|nl]( 0 ptlml*t and other were: Hill Hardware Co., Holly by the school. C- A. Maddy is clubs c|ulli throughout throuirhm.t ththe nation, nation, wood Shops, Yowells, Celery City superintendent. members of the Rotary Club nr# iS'lntlng Co., klnyfuir Inn, 11. JA meeting of th# South E a st­ due to enjoy u program tluit Gut Life In«ur»nce, Florida Power ern Port Authority Association combines humor with Inspiration and Light Co,, Strickland Motors, at the G#org# Washington Hotel and Astrological revelation when B, L. Perkin*, Florida State Bank, was attended by Mr. Hlggina %n they meet Monday noon at the Sanford Atlantic National B biik. Mr. U sher. Plana wert dlacuaied Tourist Center to hear Franklin Holler Motor Sale*, City o f San­ for th# operation of barg«#■ ut C. Doyle, lecturer and humorist. ford. Andrew Carraway Agency. the southeast are ft, said Mr. IligAndrew Carraway, city com _!_ ' ________1___________ I. agent 1* Hanford Credit A»snc'allon, Ivey gins mlssloncr and insurance Shoe S'nre. Erickson Funeral tha Rotarian in charge of proHome. Kadar Jewelry. J . , C. ram arrangement*'. Wrote a James Allen, elderly rrekltnt ot ackaonvtlte IlutchUnn and Co, ami llayne* Time* reporter: 1705 Magnolia Avenue, was re­ “ Roar* and ahouta of laughter and William* Furnllure. ported by poice to have been wted tha apeaker, Franklin Q. knocked down but not seriously We. concerning those born un yle. A fore»t eerelca report on fire* hurt when atruck by a pick-up dcr the different signs of the for the year 1045 estimate* total truck at l:M this morning. The Zodiac. Many of them received timber and property damage at truck U the property of the Ban- the good-humored gibea.uf their ford Paint and a la s i Company. fsllow clubmen." 1 2 0 ,7 2 6 ,8 10 . % 1 It. * illrct t«»f «*f thnt jig . H.t hiiH ii i- .»>. r 4*11* '111 flu • |*»4’*»1ilr'!it All hi- ta iiw itiMiistint «’.! at till* Ihre-idrt I ’* ttilifr •r4'n 4-#» tm lnv. lL»» I!" h ! iriu iif.* 1 d i a l hi* hi i .i •. ri'Ut d'fVhlfitL 'lie OPA Civilian Production Adoiiiii-tra'ion ami the (Iffree n t l*»r» f ,1 natJ‘*u « .Ir pi f« i nn1 .f t ,,nie Stnhdir ile n and will ItlltTM I hnifils«'t iif * • nun Ui '--- tieade.l hr Maj'*r General . hilt-. .in ,n«rtiil wtiirh " ill lit- pit- 1 I’lr dip H Elemiug. 1 In Hu* YiHIlttr man in •'.‘ill t|L Tinman also named Rnytfa.lal ul ihe fiiil nf 1SM7 uliii Ilia " "O'od M F.dry [,* Housing Adths «m t 4 iinliitif D » k'lvihf nitnisiralor. aid made It eleaV ii>mmunity, tt vvu- tmitmmevi *»v 'lurt the Administration ha* no thi­ Pre« Init .liifk flat ip.in :it intention -.f nlniudimiog rent 111 if tiwfiij) si1 Mll! lit .'..lit rols Jaycv tk !,.u ' ! r I ' miion id -o niinonneed tha - h,-i r will l.»- hu m I .ippHiniuomt ,,f i.l-t.r i I general a.lvixlH('t|lhs*t •if till’ .1(1 >*'•*• mr it ........Ill Ire l„ ,dvise the ,i t h M tflflll i j" Ir •* boeigr •*->mints,mu on • In 1 I ! • • Lnt.-:i I hUiltrri. .... . I !*• 1 'o "Ii i ir ...... mill,-, will he \%111 intI Lj' Hill 11 !•*«| ' ' lie,-l,hd hv I'r,*-idrli* Inines B, in.t I* at ' -' iid -f Haivurd I onerxity. in* ut'-t' .( flu Vu\ • • itffU* Mciulq'rx ,»f Dip rtHiiu'*teil l»y I1!*****'lent Itm iggun I-, aid tin- newly funned Sanford r.mri-l ( bit. in providing Sfdtj •-r Sa1 gbie^r. • - M NO. 33 President Blames Strikes For Delay In Production I Half Of Plan To [Autoworkers. To Reduce World’s Ask For New Pay Arms Is Approved Increase In 1947 Open Stairways Are t-’SI , ^elseVInOthere T with l E you S S7 '* Blamed For' Disaster *■ ik t « U « w boy’s vole# I f ^ THURSDAY. DEC. 12, 1916 F L O R ID A , Leon Blum Is Elected Head O f F ran ce 8 A re Killed, d •’*rtly cloudy tonight end Friday. < loudy Mllh scattered ilio e tn end ihundcrthowrn In extreme north Friday, and bcflnnlnf over ex­ treme tiortherat portion lunl(ht. ('tmliuurd e v m . AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXVIII ft a W EATHER $100,000 Fund Given To Childrens Home iV Florida Methodist Child­ ren* Home ut Enterprise, which is directed bv the Rev. Harold Batnes. has been granted 8100 ,000 of J . C. Penny Company Stock ns part of a nenr million dollar girt to the Methodist Church and Its Itistitullons. The donor Is H. Gilbert, 7 8 year old St. Petersburg mail, a steward In the SE Petersburg Methodist Church, and a retired manager of the J . C. Penny (tore at Ardmore, Okla. Past contribution* to tha . church, according to Dr. H arry IE Waller, Methodist »uperln* j tendent for the Tampa district. I include 850,000 and a gymnasium milium to Florida Southern Collvga at.. ’ Lakeland: a . 8386,000 tmlldink and property for a hospital lal and lshoma 8100,000 In cash to th# Oklahoma Methodist Foundation. Ha gave the Ardmore M Church. 150 ,000 , n. SOrJ � 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, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 11, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 11, 1946. 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>, December 11, 1946; <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/9f828ae19b094411425074b2af666e29.pdf 6d4d604c0902bd264f4958c0721b7dd1 PDF Text Text »wi r PAGE EIGHT T H E S A N F O R D HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA THE OLD HOME TOWN . Itjr REN E IIANDSAKEIt HOLLYWOOD—I Iwlon# to a gshg. The gait* meal* on the last Saturday night of every month. Somebody is alw ays »ur* to «•» me, in these word* or other* to the Name effect, "Who In the nicest itenon you've met among the movie stnrn?" Well, J have n new answer to that o»ir* Holiert Taylor. ltob crawled out. of Ih ,| for tin1 sole purpose of keeplii}' mi Inter j view apiHiliiliiiriit ut o studio. Ih-i w asn't Just on tim e, lie was a little ahead of time. ■It w asn 't* ju st his punctuality, or his firm handshake and warm grin that make, me say Hob U r. nice guy. T h n c is about him that a ir of urjassumihit imslcsty w hero-; by you know he'd 1# right at . home at n sm all-tow n ice cream aocial. A little em barrassed, prnh abl^, at the fus* that would he made over him and I'm . sure lie'll blush and «i|iiirm l<» read these words! llob'ii h air Is Idack, hi* iiartow m ustarhe parted In ’the middle like the separate whig* of a bird, and hi* tanned complcxinn radi­ ate* Rood health—the quality which seem* to lie the first requi­ site for a movie *tar. I found him In ihe knotty-plne dressInjt *room he has occupied since his hit? hit fMI P W l o! Ihe proposed in " K a in lfirtn l Obsession' id *laU‘ of W'n ton • ii-liill which y lam ago, m ,-c ire ’--ion th , 1 .1/s of Dov­ "Wish I could get another pic turn as good," Hob confided. I r«* e r 1 plct. ' . “hove. Made by sculp­ hone* "u n d ercu rren t," which he tor ViRgo Itandt-Krichr.cn of Jef­ frey, NT II., drawing* call for a •latuc 70 fret higti on u Lise 34 In t high and 00 feet square, l our in it­ ial! bulldogs, each 14 It—t high, guard c v m tri of the base. The plan for the election of the statue calls fo r a committee to raise fund* and present the work to Klin bun I as a eift from Hie U..S, (International) P f - :w w| d fl< € * \ SCO TT'S SC R A P B O O K r QUIT WORf^Y/M THE C O M PA N Y >WONT HOLD IT A G AIN ST YO U -* HOW C>YOU K N O W IT W A S O O /N O T O Z I S VA/HEN IT ' SH O U LD O F / • Z A G G E D / A" \ a! aI ■#* C ** , E T H N O L O G IC A L v-e L IN K BETWEEN THE NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS AND T h e M o n g o l s of c e n t r a l A S IA — - / ? / £ / NUMBER. ONLY A. FEW THOUSAHD a n d L i v e . in N . w , S i b e r i a O LD Just A Little Guy, He’s Best Texas Harrier w h a t a r e T h e Y iv e Mo s t c o m m o n l y O W N E D P U B L IC U T lL C flE S I H T H E U .S . ' ^*1^- I 1 * , i ’t o ! EVER KHOWH 1 * To SUPPORT I f ? * 3 Two People f > WATERWORKS, SEWAG£ PERCH DISPO SA L PLANTS, Ba l a n c e d CEMETERIES, AIRPORfi o n His lAND A U D IT O R IU M S HEAV“ YOU CANT QUIT ADVERTISING YOU’RE TALKING TO A PARADE NOT A MASS MEETING . INSURANCE* Regular Ad ew apnuer j NOTICK WK WILL CLOSK MONDAY and TllKSDAY ' 8:00 P. M. TOUCHTON DRUG CO. ■ i -U d HAVING S li wl«*£D AS Hf AD I f thn < ,?1 A - .P u r le r i t v n ) £*=r- t ,\*j* f * l H _ Itif' mrf ll* pkity U**A lllli»l|*rit|,ill r „ u r .iti l :_ j j c -r: BIGGER OPPORT See th^New Surpming to moil pooplo is lha foci iM t ’Florida ha* moro beef cartle (ban any tlale a oil'of the Mississippi, that last year's 'm eat c ro p ' was marketed for 17 million dollars, that total value of the stole’s cattle industry is estimated ot $l75j<)6o,000. T h e Tallted-aboul Home I’rccrcr Big business? Yes! But it's also true that Florida people eat 35 per cent more meal then the stale produces. ‘V' ' /v ^ j‘ ‘ f t ' -J Here ore ih* foehn that indicate 'big opportunity" 1. Land adapted to law cost feed crops. X Plenty o f p o s tu r e s * for 2:’*- r w1 ^ v T-gr it * j- * wrj i j , , 4. Improved breeding for better vredai. You’ve Heard About It • * You’ve Head About It Now SEE The Original Home Free at SanfoYd Furniture Company by If - complete h it course in engineer; in *41, cagie to T « a a th a t fa ll! . Maks *ur inp* and won the cross-country ch am p -' is big enouj Je rry rtnt only, haa ta k ep -u p ionshfp of tha Southw est Con- j swallowedwhere he le ft off b ut la even bet- fccence in *48 and in '43. A lso ' - — te r. Recently he ran In a th r e e -'in '43 he was two-mile tltlist o fi I w ay cross-country meet and the conference, tha 8 o u th e m ' tail whether baby'* toy ia flai whipped out the flra t two miles A A U. and the NCAA meet. mm o f a 2.7-mile course, in 9 ;2 G — { . * WORRY ■ IS PAVED v fii’rt ‘ WALNirT S l i m s j l CARRY a m i A ROADvV in XH IR >wv\y when • I've rnftkcd diime.'," lb*-1 raid, “fcnil lint b a n alt* there and ju il pick* ai her fond. Thut m a t. 1 me * little «<irr llu ' *hc linMi't murh of nn nppelile." K aL lm t. Tavlor, a Navy nyuig instruclid during the war, huU .uiht a new hlaue, h«H lie doesn't rxptct Harbinn to fly with bun Their other souira of- irritatio n 'i» Hot iloli'* snoring tlicv have »ep grate 1 » < i l l I p i t tier hirli if By ST A N LEY PROllD OWNER James Napier (left), of G rain Valley,- M o, end Lord LaivaL e titled-visitor from Scotland, arc show n with Napier'* p ru s twoyrnr-old bull, ‘‘Sul-n-U ar C ontrol" a t the Intern,ational Livestock E»p->sitlon in Chicago, T he ntilmat had Jiat won Uic grand champl-imiiip qw anl Iti tha breeding ahorlhorn division, (In irrn d iio n al Soumipbutu) • Let da show you why Deep free L the “talked about home freeier." • Let ue show you how you can enjoy dellclou* out-of-senson tregU all year 'round. • Let ua ehow you-the heavy-duty unit • which provides constant aero tempera­ ture fgr safe storage of meats, vege­ tables, fruits, and dairy products for month# and months. • Let us show you the gleaming porcelain storage compartments, completely en­ veloped by (be freestng coils so that ■ lion ead V-"- 9. Increosing demand In tha faitoet __ » _ *1 . . . ____________.tl__ - I t 1 growing stoto In thu �V I —■ • * : * 1 «. ~ \ ' - . in U n i t e T h « ir« I s S t r e n g t h — T a F tetaet th* h m • / lb* World; To f r w l i lb* f i n u n of Amtries; X> Predate f w ptr lly for Sanford; AN E a t a b lia h e d 1 9 0 8 V O L U M E X X X V Ili ■ ik Ten Commandments Of Courtesy Dy Columbians Former Active Mem­ b e r s In Organiza­ tion Tell Slate Of Dictatorship P l o t ^A T L A N T A . Dec. 10—<**) —A s tra n g e r- tltnn - fiction story was told today by two young men who asserted th a t the anti-negro organ!-J zntton known :<Y Columbi­ ans, Incorporated Was w ork­ ing to set dp n Nazi-like government in the United States. la story cornea from 21-yearoM I-anlcr W aller and Jam es C hlldtrs of A tla n ta who were themxrivr* active In the organlration until they leam ri| th a t " th r Columbian* w ere planning to take over the ro u n 'ry ami es­ tablish a d ictatorship.” Both men describe themselves a* "form er ’suckers" but say they have now turned sta te witnesses In Georgia'* tirosaruUon of the •-sa n ita tio n . The a tate Is trying W revoke the c h a rte r of (he Columbian*. A ttorney G eneral Eugene Cook announced th a t Ihe state hn* ob­ tain ed 'e v id e n c e ' for * crim inal charge* a g a ln tt aeveral member* chars* of the organisation. Presumably W aller and1 iChilde r * were instrum ental In unearthing that evidence. Ju*t l>e‘fore Cook'* announcem ent Wnller declared that he and hi* cm nran II had siv tn Inform ation Unking ian leader with the purdynam Py to blast negro 'fcouaas. . , W aller said he had originally Joined the group b*cau»e he ' Just naturally doesn't like negro** B ut he ta y i he and Chllder* took H upon themselvea to find out w hat they could about the or•Sanitation when it began to develop Into on a n tl-J e w i» h . .- B o t h men prvealed th a t on A rc . 2 they w e n f - ta N ew York and c rp o ttd the Columbian* to Professor Jam es Sheldon, adm in­ istrative chairm an of the AntiN asi I-eague. Sheldon paysed the testim ony on to Georgia'* state attorney general. The two youths said th a t Shel­ don had spies planted in the Co­ lumbian* with whom they volonta rily established contact. W aller and ChUdem said they were own to New Y ork by Sheldon l b "hours a p a rt <o keep Columfro » ila 6 n *leader* ■* * m suspecting th a t they were planning In t o post organisation »ecrat». " b e n tool. —----- ---------th ey returned to A tlanU . they said, Homer I-oomi*.. eecraU ry of the Columbians, called on them. W'aller said Looml* JUrtred them •b o u t w hat they tpUlht have told ljnd said he’d be seeing them W aller declared both, he and A h lld tra . were interested only In an anti-negro organisation end w ere strongly opposed to any program fo r overthrow ing tna government. W aller quoted Loo­ mis as say in g‘to him a t on# time th a t he had pU ns to U ^ o rs r |k e country end be I dictator. fieorge P. Driggers, .* .64, DieB Suddenly ^ , . -------- F, cGeorge e o r g e Pearm an DriggerS. D riggert- 64. «4, resident her# for *the“ P»»<- years and for 10. year, art plbyee of American Enilt Groa era Inc. died suddenly Monday intoon following a long IN* ". t? r ' t -* -i . *: Mr. D riggers afas b*m In Henry County. Alabama. Aug. H. IKdJ aad was a roembof ,of A J S J f? aptist- Church of Geneva. Ala. !« survived be Ut# widow, cf Mary Elisabeth prigger* p SPEAK TO PEOPLE. Say a cheery "Good Morn­ ing" to members o f the fam ily; to the servant, to the next door neighbor; th e bus driver, the traffic cop, the doorkeeper o r clovntor operator, to fellow employees nnd to the first customer encountered. 2. SMILE AT PEOPLE, A gracious smile is good to hnvo on the welcoming committee of a n y 'c o n ­ cern, nnd a smile will get you over th e thres­ hold nnd through the door of many n h eart that otherwise you m ight not be able to enter. 3. CALL,PEOPLE BY NAME. W hen you can greet Mr. Brown the second time you meet him with "Good morning, Mr. Brown," ho feels th a t he THE customer, not ju st A customer. , Calling a person by name is one way of making him feel im portant. It is wise to •subordinate self nnd build up the other person’s sense of self-importance. -1. BE FRIENDLY AND HELPFUL. Qo out of your way to be helpful to others. It will pay big ‘divmunds in appreciation nnd good Will. It will cause neopic to say kindly things nbo'ut you and your placo of business. It will m ake people want to come buck and .to continue to give you their pntronnge. u. BE SINCERELY CORDIAL. Cordiality added to courtesy makes a irrcsistable combination. I)o things for people as if it were a genuine pleasure, not h a lfh e a rte d ly or grudgingly, hut joyously. 6 . BE CONSIDERATE OF THE FEELINGS OF OTHERS. No one likes to be rebuffed. Some ure more scnaltivc limn others, b u t by th e same token, mny bo capable of greater appreciation. 7. BE TOLERANT OF THE OPINIONS OF OTHERS. Courtesy calls for consideratencss-of tho opinions of others. It-is narrow to lie wrap.ped up in one’s self and t'o yield to bigotry. It is broadening to be able to sec the other person’s viewpoint. H. BE GENUINELY INTERESTED IN PEOPLE. If you are genuinely interested in the welfare, success and hapjiiness of others, they will sense it, and In turn will become genuinely interested in your welfare, success and huppiness. !). BE GENEROUS WITH PRAISE; CAUTIOUS WITH CRITICISM. The spirit of courtesy de­ mands it. Criticism often low ers; praise usually lifts. Of course constructive criticism has its uses, but caustic and unkind, criticism often leaves life-time scars thnt cannot be erased. 10. BE ALERT TO RENDER SERVICE. Take the spirit of service out of business, out of ull human By ASHOT!ATKD 1‘RKHH CORINTH, Miss., Doc. |U. (At Another potential world powder — An automobile - bus cn||i*lon on a highw ay north of Corinth keg (start*d to explode ■today In took the lives o f elx teenwger* the oil-rleh Middle Hast. Civil laet n ig h t and critically injured two others, both young bride* uf war erupted In Iran. The blasts, In a figurative a faw days. All tho dead were sense, could be heard In varioua occupants of the car. According to tho highw ay patrol, the lius world capitals as npen fighting was throw n Into a ditch hot none broke out in Iran's northern of Its pawengcra yra .vrimuly province of Aserbaijan. h u rt. Iranian government troops, fo u r The dead, all 10 yeai* <>f age. columns of them, drove into tru c ­ listed as Odu* 8c»tt. nnd hi* ulent Aserbaijan bordering »rt the are Soviet union and altarked Axer- wife o f Memphis, Term . nnd Sylyester Roades, N athaniel 'o f f , haljan militia. Lem>n A ustin, and J . II. Ilcarn, A* the government forets open­ all p t Corinth. ed up against the troops of the Injured and In a critical condi­ A serbaijan Democrat party, Iran tion a r t M rs. Helen Roadtt, 1H. Prem ier Ahmed Qavain stressed bride of 8 y lv etler Roades, and two points. Qavant told the gov­ M rs. Nathmrilel Goff. .18, who ernor general of Aserbaijan th a t ala* m arried only * few days ovemment troop* had been te n t _ _ _ i t » ' the p rty ln re to eepiririae p arliam en tary ‘elections, and th a t would do the Job no m atter Ireland's linen Industry flour(CMttiMa ov rs«s (lit lahell u »*rly as 1210. S — • w s w iiw a M w is W. P. sent will -1 n a a |i '» « ■* a m arp requested to reports on Wedna r. No memberships will >d afU r 8:00 o'clock *1111ursaTonJog. and in ordsr to aU lcerts, person* m ust taa i.a # the Assoclai i * ~ u ." H it number h i U I860 where ■ ‘ OP to Will “ ‘ •u High 1, and during i. arttsU -and ►PWlbM the b, tk>n and pooling of mentIps Officers of the s*socisWUl select this talent and Jncament of .a rtis ts selected be made Friday. Everyone contacted Is urged to teleheadquarter* or visit ths t Center, to join the group. i enthusiasm dinner meet_ eh was attendod by mors ISA association officer* and Friday * evening a t th# Inn, George Touhy. outtbe reason, from an educa* recreatlooal and cultural of view ae to why Sanford ralitoW County shooM •"* __h class musical programs as the Chrle Music AssoeUdford*. MUa Brock told of ' -S S K fi !H. ara. ..man of the __ out that the l a n e a number of tad th a t th# conSani" Unfurl “Grand 01dFlag*>Five Years After IVarJ Harbor Call Troops L o c a l Sales People Attend Session Of “Courtesy Clinic” At Tourist Center Mayor Of West-Allis Asks Aid In Strike At A 11 i s-Chalnier As Kioto Continue ■j " I t won’t l>« Iona before there MILWAUKEE. Doc. 10— will b* enough go»<|* on hand I 'l ’i—Tip* governor of Wis­ in rRorv* to supply th e demand, consin was asked today to and those firm* which win out will l>« those who sell good m er­ wild National Guard troops chandise. u*j good salesm anship to m aintain- order around and who** employee, have a I fit’ Allis-Chalmors platit a t courteous ettitude." Vrrnon T. \V**st Allis. j t l i i n n l , business lectu rer, who Tlio request wax nutdo wn* in*induced by M nnagcr Edfit) ward Higgins of the Cham ber of lodav liv Mayor Arnold Commerce, told nrnrly 200 em ­ Knmt/. of Weal Allot. So ployee, of local firm s, business Ur. then? bar, b t* a no reply from executives and mcmltera of hqy Governor Waiter OmalUnd at scout tioop* at the opening se s­ at MatliAmi itnwrvrr, Oovernur, . sion last evening of th e "C ourt­ Goodlnml omfcrm! with Artjutanfesy Clinic,” held nt th e Tourist (trneriil John F. Mulh n on t!»e Center. ■ The concluding session •irlke -itu.illun - ' „ will start at 8:00 o’clock this TUe rxrcmive o’tlec .-stld1 tater , evening. that rn ilrclviou linn ticen reached. Mi. (iiK tiiiil foiecaat tho end »l■.*il Tlie atinouncviiicnt went on to »ay of what he termed tho “gravy that Milwaukee County fiherlff >•# trend” -in business in which cm, George ltnnti-y h ad mail.- no report plnyrrx put forth only enough on .v i'ilm ljp , dcnortlrrs nroimd effort to get by. lie attrib u ted i tha AllisTMatinrr* plant. ‘ • this tendency to the fac t th a t •. Fitly ]irrmiLs jncluding n , during Ihe wnr period many em ­ isiliccmen arr,. tmr! treterday at ployers had ftt hire untrained and Till; SAME H A G th at mss Ilyin* o tr r llkkm ail rirld.. Ila n a ll n h ru thr J a p . made (lirlr *«rsk nllark ntl . Ilie , plant. IJi„ . H a l w srlnr- marktrullaU.uL people who ,|ul mil .w ill llirknun* Field, Is uulurlrd ( lir years taler during cere nionlrl marhinc i-l-srrtanrr If t’rarl II 4flN.» Il4> | a | . | t r^n,? ‘,, n| |irrvi0U3 to care Whether they brought in ti’frd and Corn by btnnhi dropped on lire. 7, lull. II 1% i Iiumii Ik'Iiic talvrd by I h r color guard* drafltiib thru sales or not. "There has been a i International H«Hindpltntoi let-down in reab genuine co u rt­ esy. mill there Is itred of learn' mg thr famlamp.ntiil principles •>f good •riling and of ptr-w ur coui csy," hr ilcriBrrcl. Itrnl, prnuiuq courtesy, hr a s ­ serted. U not s veneer, hut is based on grnuinr i-onsidrrallon of th r other persons ilrcd* and W m g <, Fir . and A ntlem ." desires and is a habit th n t ran liit'lt sh..n , -Liitl finh and dc«r he improved, lie then atressed m hiiiw niotiMit. o,o fim t all the nrveaalty of. greeting people j _ , “ dor film to ulunvn u\ tlir with n smile nnd auggcsterl smil- T . of f iv t* mntlon picture* ing nt oneself in the m irror in Tr< the morning as a menna of get­ !’y uCy . I a J,<l *,r •Ho\%Uf lld a y eveting in the proper mood. He then \ m as P o w e r I' r c o . ",‘v* »l * •1" >•'<inek «t the southoutlinrd "Ten Commnndnienl* of subs Prim ary School auditorium. Court**)-." The picture wa* taken by John Importance of co-operation hy C allinr people by nam e is a Actum on H nrt«'»«»*ec| « ‘ii.am II bt*«i.-r. I la r v i.d graduate. ttl»l willlb' l>.,il,,l,i( . l i .j j ., i. goorl method of inducing good Yemen* in attaining ihe p w r* ’ 'K {v | «■I (p in - M Ihr customer relation*, said Mr. firix is a* Important a* winning of the •.I •>.I u* Ii rrrhnndm.. ■„ nav s *j i . WuGCinuihg i.afiiril ’ Geneial HutchUon. sard, and a* a moans of remem­ war. II* fit In•ilkl !n«?»*rv i»* tun » T h r qfm y hebering names lie suggested, "get guest of honor nt ti supper nit-el• i, d> '• i U ii» m h t o r I 'l . t r * m | p i m ' P t H l x o p Ihe name right, repent it a* of. tng pi the Veternns of Koingn ..... . *1• *In- \ 'I inti. * *•*» * all t !.»• w a y lo ten a* possible, a**ociato it with l War* I'o .t, told HO Veterans nt »u;»rr. l» \ < . I » . Nrw Unit % to < •omethlng or someone you knou J h* !-'/n>n Hut Inst evening, •r» *.t U ’ » »|?h* la !»••! in • .1 H .r. . ................... *'A Veteran should apply him and ^visualise the name and spell­ I I no ., |.w k tail«M| kilt- i, caught m (light hy •elf to his work and la- one nf ing. \jl H tP I'lllllliF lil t#» fill' I » H l L l t i l * | tho cam era. Its tnr(h»d of using the nmd respected Wen of the A talking movie produced by community,” General Hutchison in••!*•* «inl*"aftf*(* * i« M'loril Tips Ihe t:trI uv ., rudder while flying the Hell Telephone Company declare^; tyct-utding to Post A d ­ rr*n#ir»‘* Dm* nt«*li»i i^lw parkin f inking!) portrayed. Herons, showing the effect on a gruff ju ta n t John Sauls, who reported t jt Kin pclituiij, crnijp* nn tho Kissim­ zhiim J “ li ii II. Hlorrc. ouliU m llni ru m *•» voiced man a t ."hearing hie own th a t General Hutchison thankrd HUlor) Irrturrr of th r Niillottal th»* whir** hnr* ntarkrd .... iftp mee prairie*, and view* of kcc»o voice" knd of how he learned how th e mcnilier* for the honor b e­ Auiluhnti Soflrly w lm v film ol »»Hvpmp»tf \** Mtihnimro liniPirrr* nnd duck*, ijcor* litoim* an«l ho u r much the inflections and tones of stowed upon him nnd courtesy D o n ih .uni fa il rm id «lhl life* f Li «. I ' I h#B>it«l In>).• L'lriti .t|»|.ral lit l o ­ the voice influence business, wn< accorded, nnd declared he wu» will Ik- Otown Krlllw> • .ll rnlitg «| ti* t »• *rt 4|iiii|i, shown. Herman £ , M orris fu< “proud to be a member of such llir ^«>uihiiilr rrlm zry Jm IhhiI In J 111' llfl)' Il'nilla ,||F tm n u tr> ntshed and operated th e proje< a fine post " fill 4* 1! a prnirifii kpatiMirnl In I hr lloy t.» r*! thll *‘i a 'huilrilor. The film showed comruoo f1.j* •i J H'4'll ss^'I MMlp Nil S General Hutchison told of xcv faults and disrourteeie* o f trie crnl tri fist I !%tj aM*l ! *t' l t o in lion of his e«peiieru,r, whllo phone user* In huaines* and r»i I of the public lit u^krt I. Member* v .-H oi*hf rect procedures that ovoid |o,.t serving a* assistant commandpr Y. nf flir K ium ie (lu ll •ire nidinic of th r II -t Division in the Philip igh* sales. in 4pMio*irlnu t h e movie*. pines. He pointed out th at the Mr. (irisxard then resum ed In. United States government hnd Approval given In entidlsalts techninue talk; told of the been more gracious' in benefit* The \ T W, A uxiliniy i* Npon* inent nf II ' itv emplnyees til the law of self-interest th a t moti- to veterans than any other govciinilucti'd bv vales nil customers, and outlined | ernmen*. In .th e world, and urged •noilU? a <Til IaItiiH * .Seal ImhiUi C m nii'.v • linli Vernon I ' lUxatil wlm will h"bl procedures of securing customer the men not to take Improper nut » h Iu Ih e Pont O f f ic e , it * J i * special fur I belli Weilne good will. He read a telegram advantage of the Iwnefil* accord­ nninniiM -eil iiM U y a T h iw h«Mith iv ilav mill•••■.inn. fbin ilu\ afti iiiM.il a' I i * .» mu,•tilin gs| ii'iiUy I h a t *tie ir w it h th e idea n f from Andrew Stine, president of ed by the G. I. Bill of Right*. | CO iiV|.’■'"C' I •••!•> i- ti«* h*Hirer nssof i M ••M ii.'iiti.' i I i m m * w in * a!** m in i tho Sanford Merchants Associa­ y , |). Scott, m anager of the T h e M ......la M a l e limit .••••' inti.I m in l lu* 11••Mr* Motor li»K * h ii-lin H A it a r k iik H '* l«» p u r tion and now In Richmond, Vo., i Snb "f wlii'li 'i,* bn, la'cii man'hen S a l if u r d \ *I-i■■• N ut inliul R *' •I- I.. I... espressing reg ret at being unable Sanford Auto P urls Company, w as elected ns junior vire com Well* 'li i i ill I s • ill pn i' i .i a ngi'r f -1r iLi' p a , l U „ y e a r s. A to bo present. Mr. G rix u rd I .1, ............... . M l' ‘ ................ ">•( him l a l i n g |>'i|icy by ’. til Ittiiit • Han mail of M thanked Mayor H. J. G ut and m ander of the po»t. Ralph Wight '-I Hi \ - ....... >' • ' •< I hr ' -ll -, n r, ,. W. b . ittr»* h.aiiilhn^ * tho* |.H Ul I • member* of the City, Chamber w as elected as I " - ' chaplain ■Ill III i . 'll ll “ II H I - ''' 1 II 'i l l I* i • j lf . I III | | | 0 i n i g Meml-er* of the post wrro in I Its* . h a d 'K * . of Commerce, Merchant* Asso­ • •“ ' * ! ii.,1 i . i i . Mi 'lu tillt Mil,), U-iiiti Milnel hinj: .i ImiiiI I , l.l “ I . I ''.ll..... ciation and Pres* for co-opefalmn form ed thnt the next mooting Ik id llie T i l A. - lilt lull I »!"•■ I ll'll !*•........ j Aii'i.nling in th r p rr.c n t plans. in making the "C ourtesy Cllnir" would l»c on the evening of Dec | I In' .I'lliiliiiibllr n iltlit will to, u n ­ . milt) mill I . mild not I Denii. I l f | i l » » n - »••* a success. City employees, fnridd 23, with » suppci ut 7 :CM) o'clockder I h r pviMinnl supervision of ing police and firemen, will gel Admission will l>o by .presentn I hi*tk ■if any iirgHiilJUitiiin more I T m iii-t l '1' """•'"•n !!•••»*ti. • «*'i.h delayed d ie Mr. Holler u hino homo is in Dospecial courtesy Instruction Wed­ Uon of canned good* valued nt wurthv nf 'he track lug nf out I ntrurlioii lailiil nnd who upi rntr* u sim ilar Auxiliniy. We are glml nf tho.' to auli.cmilrnclmg IToDlupe. nesday and Thursday afternoons 7 i cents or more which will distributed to thb needy a t Christ- np|Hirt unity In furl Inn so w orthy. Application of A. t'. Gindei for dealercliip in Hint city. a t 4:00 o'clock. Since earning to Sanfoid in maa timo by tho Salvation Army, a rnu.tr. II wine and ienr selling permit M id A d ju tan t Saul*. The post l* All. person* mailing f.'hristma* was referird hy the Commission I'JII. Mr. T o u h y _ hn* identified reported to b i enjoying rapid packages mo nixed to Ink* ad ­ to Police Chief Itoy (’. Williams him self with vario'y.* civic activi­ Crqwth. vantage »f this servn'e ami to for investigation. Kxpbmllture to ties in Irt'luOf »f tin, community. At present lies Li serving as u.e these colorful seal* on alt chairm an •■( th r T it Seal u lo mail until Christmas. cnpnnjttrr. nnd has been assigned A somewhat unfam iliar kind by President VS'. V. Hitting of of pleasur# c ra ft arrived Sunday th r Chamber uf Commerce * to noon a t tha Municipal P i t r in the s c trra l of it* rom niittrcx. iFuneral arrangement* for Pelform p f . a 80-foot vceaol with "M m. Touhy and I have no two tall sailing m alts. T he tall* ma G artrude Gore, two year old thoroughly enjoyed living- in CliicuK", Petr. 10—</!*>—‘Tin1 NntioilirHtjft war# r#«f#d and tha b o at arrived daughter of Mr. and Ml*. E. K. Sanford that Wo a re eager to by Diesel power with tho owner, 0 « r# of Chuluota. who died yes(kyjiiicjl today not forth seven rtile.s for H iffeiyur n contltum to do so,” ho said. ” 1 C. A. Bigelow of Essex, N. Y., terday afte.noon from burns xhave no immediato plans, but -hi,tel fire cut’ll as the dlfastrouf hlazc In Atlanta retired executive of th* Hercules th# result of an accident in S an­ hopo to nmko a connection here." Saturday. T hey are w orth rcmcniherinif. Here are I’owder Company, and Mr*. Bige­ ford. will I* announced soon by low aboard. They may itn y here th# Erickson Funeral Home. Ha I the seven rules: ROTARY BOARD MF.KT aha .......... lived, Prirqa NIU would have been fo r several weeks. 1. When you ro to your room for the first time, ■■«*, three years old next month. According to Capt. C. J . Pierce The meeting n f the Rotary • '. T locnto re g u la r and em ergency exits. Survivors Include the parent*; Vihr Glith's houtil of directors, origin­ who piloted tho craft h er# from 2. If you detect fire or smoke a c t quickly hut cooly; Lake Champlain, N. Y. and most a half sister, H a u l I n n Ruther­ ally stlu dub’d for this week, has notify the telephone operutor; give exact in­ of Um way south of D ataw ara ford; grandparents, Mr. ami Mr*. been postponed by President Speer Day by Inland rout#, th a two J . U. Gore and g reat grandparent*. to Dec. 18 at 7 d)0 o'clock • 4 formation. master la callad a "Bugeya" ra th ­ Mr. and Mr*. I).‘ W. Simmons, | Feel your door before you oj)en it; if it is hot, 3. e r .than a schooner, due to the all of Chuluota. a m aternal g ran d ­ keep it clo sed ; nlno closo transoms and cover tho fact that tha forem ast la tha father, G. A. Mitchell of Sanford; cracks around the door with wot towels o r shnets. h lf h ts i. H# iftld th a t h a had four aunte. Mra. J. I - Woodward of Green Cove Springs, Miss A n­ .... ..... made the trip aeveral tim e* be­ Do not act on im pulses, o r take* unnecessary -I. fore onH rario p a craft, nie Mitchell of Titusville, and lu ll to Mf uSanford aiu u iu W chances to get out of your room; you may he MUa Sadia Mitchell and M r«.| la tha f ir s t visit but that thia Is t safer whert* you nre. mada by Mr. and* Mrs. Bigelow. Mabel Y ataa of F t. C hrietm aa,' Other survivor* Include five 5. If door is cool, opon it a little; if the hall scorns uncles: Jam es Mitchell, with th# [safe, loavc b y a known exit. M D U 8UOA* Army overseas; J. Daniel Goiw of 6 . Close doors and windows behind you to reduce o; Harry N. Gore of Chul10—(JP)— draft*. * Harvey I t Got* of Sanford; ay that lond B. Gore of OiuluotB. 7. If there la much emoke, hold or tie a w et clotR spare ratio n stam p over your faco and go on your hands and knees la Of sugar will be BOARD W ILI( MEET to an exit. o n J a n I. a n d will bo i county school board will good through A pril T he agency Those aro tho seven rules recommended by the T hursday mofnlng a t 10:00 a k o aaJd another stam p fo r 1M7 o'clock a t th* superintendent’* ofNational Safety Council for1you to remember if ever win ^be m ade good before tha H erman E. M orris, acting you arc caught in a hotel fire. irintsndent, announced'today. y- Aubudon Lecturer Hi Id Li£o Picture In Technicolor To » Action To Curb Aid Seoul Drive City Postpones Street Displays Florida Litflit Power And To Furnish * I'\ W. Auxiliary To SHI TB ScalH Geo. Touhy Kesi^nti As Holler Manager Two Masted Vessel Arrives From Essex Funeral Is Planned For Accident Victim Hotel Fire Rules . • ■ / E f S i 't / J :h I NO 31 In W isconsin v\ i: ■*>_“ > i . 2 * , •; •-, « fj v r-i/ ;r: • • • THE WEATHER On Courtesy i t Associated Preaa Leased W ire % '•V v r-,ii T U E S D A Y . D E C . 1 0, 19-16 I). Scott Named Junior Vice Commundcr O f P o s t Iranian Government Teen - Age Occupants Troops Begin Drive Of Car Are Killed; I n t o . Azearbaijan Bus Flung In Ditch a check-op of workers Monday NEW SPA PEK Gen. Hutchison Is Main Speaker At V.F.W . Meet ®v*c Mifaic Associalijta Terminates Membership Drive Thursday Evening Will be F L O R ID A , * »y ?i Civil War Flares 6 Piersons Killed, Up In Oil Wealthy 2 Critically Hurt Middle East Area InHighwayWreck of Texas- SAN FORD , * l a i r cw rpl frw uraltrrrtl »bi)W rr» alone M iu th n tl n m l tonight and W rdnmday. l.’pnMdrrahle fog north portion in Ckrly morning. Continued mild. Gives Lecture nnd happiness. od respom# to the CWIa Assoc (a thin rrinrmbcrshlp drive, which term inates Thursday t:00^.o'rlock, was today D A IL Y V.T.Grizzard 1. Said Planned IN D E P E N D E N T * • > .jB > 3 . . • , ' " : » ' �V—. : PAGE TWO * . .. - .• - THE SA N FO R D ^E R / i LP, SANFORD, FLORIDA fhe Sanford Herald Winecoff Tragedy roit TODAY WE CAN T E ST t HE (1KNINKNKS8 . OK RELIGIOUS CACHINGS DYTIIE.HK CIIAK‘ICS: The wisdom bom la, firs t pu rr, then pe*reanile, «s>r to be entreat«f mercy and good bulla, . partiality, and wlthdUl iclr.—Jame* 23:17. jfdtart IS Florida this weak ode not only (irrirrnl Flselibower, who la taking tin- runa Miami Army hoapitnl, hut also Senator Hubert T a b of Ohio, who waa In.T am pa getting aoma IIIapirathm for hla I'glslatlv* endeavora afte r the firat of the a In one room of I h r W inm iff Hotel ratly Hulonlnv inornln* one rhlrrly mbit Rutted puttrnlly for thr flame* which finally en­ gulfed him. On the la h lr lay a U lllr which he o|ieurd ami rrail: "L et not your heart* io- troubled. Ye Iwlievr In God; hrlleve also in m e .' In my Father** hou*<- are many mansion* . . ." (b e a t com­ fo rt may hr found In (he HIM** in time* of tragedy.____ Wllh »omr S.OOii |m-al h«i>* in the lervlrr, only 4H <21 loan* have been made In rttla rttiinty Only two business loan* averaging 91,271) each| only 4rt home loan* at $3,743 each I* the wore. It may hr, of rourae, th a t not many ex^il* in thi* com munity want to borrow money: but more than likely the red tape Involved nkaves muuiv pf.-ihom off*, Jho *M Dill of K' rhl* hn* tuineil out 10 b* H hill of rig h t* ,n n d left* A tuurisl passing through town recently stripped at a real estate office and Inqulrod for an apart ment. There wa* none t«. l*e hail b at the young man who waited on h sr told her ohout Ilia church. “ We have e fine preacher and 1 sm aura you will enjoy him. Ill* name la Joe McKinley and he la doing g reat work. Some time when you nre in Sanford, I wrUb fou would vlall our church. Tne tourist located In Orlando, but aba come* over, here to attend church service*. ^ ___ LAMPLIGHTER Mimeograph Printing - Typing L«.m Two old ladles awakened In their Wlnecuff Hotel room* on the l6lh floor early Saturday opened the door Into the hallway* found osrape cut off,'*aat down uuisiiy in uwrir rocking chair* and waited patiently through three long hour* fo r firemen to rescue them while the flame* climbed fllawlUy higher and higher .and gmraa of othern leaped to their •Uia. Now th at It <■ all over, m ust Iw *om# euinfort to lh*ni know th a t “The tow ard dia* thousand deaths! the brave can ■ but once." ■ One Thinsr In Common i/ r n t s i m * ELKS CHRISTMAS TREE * May Le Left at Mather Furniture Co. , £ Note:—We have no facilities for repairing or rofinishing used toys- Please bring toys that may be used without repairing. SANFORD ELKS LODGE rn m RELIABLE V .--- k — :— ' And ------ A Personal # “ Activities kith ankle preferenre. g a in 'd bem vpyin wool, with ■ percent, age at tullon. Inside brushed la limulalr fleece lininj. Cholre ad plcailuj rolwrt. i f BLUMBZR SOX of lOOCh vir|in Waal, with Indite bruslicJ le Imyirt a yofl, fleecy rttrri. Offrred in a variely of color*. solid er striped. City Postpones Action To Curb Street Displays WEDNESDAY .Ladles’ D ay a t the Seminole Country Club will s ta rt with a luncheon a t 1 2 :0 0 o’clock. THURSDAY T.K.L. class of th r F irst Jhurch will meat in the snncX at 7:00 -CM. A Christmas party and covered <li*h supper will he. held ami member* are Baked to bring u g ift fur the trv« and a covered "dish. . FRIDAY Tire cirri'* of Uic Garden Club w ill,m eet as follows: A u k * wf.lt Mrs. J. A. Young a t 8:00 IV M. Central with Mrs. H. M. PapworUt a t 10:00 A. M . Dirt Oardvucx with Mrs Char lea Ginn a t 10:00 A. M . Htflbcus with Mrs HrOi Wt*«lruli a t ICO P. M.. Magnolia vUlh Mrs. W: U. WUUams at 2:30*P. M - ltor« s t t h Mrs. J. D. WoodruK at 10.00 A. M , JacnraruU with M rs Fred Gmnas a t 3:00 P. M. Mrs. J L ErnlnL-ot will he the spaiker. Rallie H arriron chapter of the Friemls of Henry IVomacIc will D aughters of the American Ravolution will meet w ith Mrs. F .i regret to learn that he is HI and K. Houmillat, 1)10 P alm e tto ’A \e - | confined to his home. nue. All visiting daughters are _ ------ 7----invited to nttend. J D r.^G .-SZ -Sobfisn it spending The G ram m ar School P.T.A. 11 short tim e in A tlanta and is -wlt| have a board meeting a t expected to return to Sanford 1:00 P, M. and the regular meet­ the la tte r p a r t of the week. ing will be hrld a t 2 :0 0 o’clock. Mli* Helen Masters, who D atU D ttU n m Rr iiw h t e rr B s O 1f tho w#ekend S te u o with n University, o nn iittoira! D Mr. ,nd spent b,,. Confederacy Meets Carl liradbury. Mr*. M arshall S m i t h an d Tin? Dacatnbar meeting of the Vicki, are spending N [)e *V. Howard chapter of the daughter, tim e w ith her parent*, Mr. United Daughter.* • of tne Con­ some and Mr*. J. 1- Wilkinson, a t 1203 federacy h a s held recently a t the Oak Avenue. home of Mrs. W. R. Dyson with Mr*. W. C. llill ns eo-hosteas. Frienda will be glad to learn With" Mr?. J. J. Holly presiding, th a t ' Miss K atherine Spencer Is the m e rlin ; vr»» opened with Ihe much improved and ha* been re ­ reading of th* scripture from Luke turned to her home a t ) 10 Laurel J by Mrs. A. K. Roasetter- A fter Avenue. the salute to thfl fla g tho songs' “ America’’ and “ Dixie were sung Mr*. Bessie Armacost of Cin­ wllh Mr*. Claude ■ Herndon ac­ cinnati, O. ha* returned to C in­ companying. cinnati a fte r spending a weak Mrs. Roily trad a Irtlcr front with Mr. and Mra. Carl B rad ­ the sta te president, Mrs. W. .b . bury. Cunningham of S t. Petersburg, stating thnt she would nttend the Friends* of Robert Bradbury District 3 convention to be held will lie Interested to loam th a t in Sanford at the M ayfair' Inn he has been-promoted to corporal, 011 Fcl'. 11 with the S*iiT»*d lie is stationed In Germany w ith chapter nv hostess. It was all- nn Ordnance Battalion. nounm l th a t the PrcsUlenL Cienernl to have ----- d(*sire» ",------- -7 7 -... the ■, 1017 tl j Friends will tc g iet to leart; .general convention in r lorhla. .1 n c , , hl|t , n 11 s ,m | confined I group decid'd not to entertain j ||f |h(. 0(ecco% H ,„niU l in KIsj ’-he a.lale convention. . ’ u: m miii mlitre e e us ua the result resu 1 A vote was taken In favor of load accident. F o r a gift thal it truly obtaining the film "S tratfo rd , the Home of the Leas’’ for allowing h e re — buy personalized Mrs. ('. M. By verson and ilaugh! in . May. M ra .-Holly asked ull leis, Cordelia and Corole, have f^stlonary. • , ! the member* to co-operate with left for W ashington, 1>. C. a fte r the Civic Music Association. Mr*. spending some ' tim e in S anford 'Complete Line ; L. A. Itrumley preiented Mrs. willt frlcmU l«n«l rrliUvc*. Mr§Social Stationery, Notes, - J. M-. Ilnyea* who rerwl 11 abort Ryerson will Iks remembered n* Plain and Floral, .Child­ i paper on the “ BittUe of Oluslce”. the former Cornelia McRae. "The b attle occurred Feb. 20. r e n ’s nnd Betty Betz Teen" * IHrtl and lasted four hours." Mrs. Aj;e. Iloye- tend. "G eneral Cohpiett was in rh arg e and it roaulted in j M o n o g r n m ru in g victory for the Confederate S tate- j Stationery - L e a th e r s The Guttic occurred Ik-twreen Jurk I \KKI.AND. Dec 10. (Sposoiivllle and Lake C ity.” Miss Virginia Chanmun. Personalized Book Delightful refreshm ent* wer* n a il P. then served to the following. daughter of Mt. and Mr*. Matches Mr*. Roasetter. Mr?’ Bromley, CJiapmnii. 20? W. N ineteenth Mrs llnyc*. .Mra J . M Casklll. S t r e e t . SarTford. has. bean aelectM r s .'id by Florida Southern College Mrs llrrnilnn. Mrs?, Payne. 1 imt M;». Ilin.l for listing in th e 1310-4 1 'W ho* Hotly. Mrs. Dvson end .—. , Who Among Students, in AmorOFFICE SUPPLY CO. Hand pnper"making it still a si* lean Universities and College*. . l l l t f MarweUa Ans. Pharse BIS j Tho new »rlfclioni Include: 1aide im lustry in Jap an . ----' rr,»,„ r o a r II repair the roof of the nirpnrt linngnr, wn.i noprovrd. I’lug in lighting facilities for yacht* at the Hanford Yacht lutain were approved. Purchase of a life net by the Fire D epartm ent wa» anlhorlrrd. Personalized Virginia Chapman ; !Honored At Southern * "FUZZY T O P" Slumber So*. Kniltrd In plrasipfly toft. p«*tel shades. The “l a t i f top" of soft wool ysrn (dd* an appealing touch tu thltpof ulaeatyle ol Slumber So*. THE SANFORD HERALD, S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A 'S- P A G F T H R F .f Mrs. Dintffelder Has FT Luncheon On Monday I >..I, lode S + rtrS M S d X M W fS d iiiM M U M ili :> ...ilion 1 Ilonoiing Ml*-. Cecelia Truluct:, — TELE.' NO. 148 Mrs. Julius Dingfcldcr entertain, M ur P O W E L L ’S Faster Island in the 1‘arlfic i* I lOthl mile* distant from any other* land. • *i cd with a lunyht-oii on Monday at bar home in Rose Court. The hostess receivcl her guests in the living room u h rrc cocktails were served. Thq room was la-siij tifully decorated with a profusion of white gladioli. Luncheon was served in the outdoor patio at three long table*. On the stone fireplace was a cornucopia laden with polished autumn fru its and vegetal Ic*. Unusual plsrcc.trda with a descriptive allusion in place of the names marked the seating arrangem ent a t the tables and heaped in front of the honore*’* plnre were allvcr weddipg liells. Places were set with bright outdooi rhinn. aluminum glasses and wooden salad howls. A delicious luncheon was served which consisted of sherried shrimp witli tomato aspic riqrs, broiled steaks, french fried onions', al­ mond cheese souffle, individual salad howls, relish 's, pepper?, In t roll* and for desert Coup de la Heine nr Queen'a Cup and eoffe*. 't*s. Oittcfelder'* gift* to the guard of honor were a silver pie strv p r and an attractive cook hook. .' Those invited <to . lie w ith the honor guest vrere Mrs. Thomas Kiri land, M rl. "Charles ,K. Spen­ cer. .M r?, P eter Hayden Tcnsle. Mis. Ja m 's C lapps, Mr*. Rnbley Bruce, Mrs. John itolt. Mr*. Frank Kay, M r s .f ’hji'les Vodopieh, Mr*. Ilensy Wight. 11. Mr*. E verett Mftutding. Mrs. II. Meto??l. Jr. of Orl.fmliv. Mrs. J. K. Terwilleger. Jr.. Mrs J ft. Cogburn. Mrs t-’lv il- -Tri» tlb-gar, Jtrt? Mrs. Hugh T m lurk. M i,» - K.lltuln-tb Iryson and Mrs* l.enalw-lle llagnn. 1 • o.itiirg ,.r ivvo of . Ii. I o I'fiftiivws p i r l m v - Tin I h i - 1.0 f i u iu e d wlth-'ol Speaking Of Saving: Money One waj to save m enrj U to forf t sour wife’* birthday. A b 'l t 'r way and a mare pi'as.in> O'le k< to plsee your lire, *ln,V •form iiMoranre with 11% arid t i n )«or wife tha d|slJ*n.t -atlnx? for a Urthday priwent. AVe ran tir e you a £•>'*- ea,b d id drii,| wiving* on fire *n,| urliidyiornr Insurance. U. M. Boyd •A. t o . 113*» M agnols Asrnur, Phnnr tl»4. Ad*. > KibDieLftna% w__ ^ f MM 11tuM mtaaKMMflfMMMHI is r iA in t •:V, HAVE IT NOWI h a m i) ’ t >M 'i r t ' . msm'a X'C’ rJ PARKER “51” SET AS STUDIlfTS WATCH, Peter Stevenson (tell) and David A ndfir-n f-'*|ht, ktleellng) study a map of the nrea around Bennington, V t, ' • ere Paula Welden, 18, a student at Bennington College, is mUsmg. u l a dlMppeared shortly alter Idling her roommate that she was going 1 luk.6 In the Ivifrounding woods. (International SoumRiHqfu) ■.'-i-ring Fever," a fnrve m H arry A. W ult un« hon.oed •h ln net* by Glen Hughes will with a hirthday sutprise Mip|o-< Ite B 1... 1 ,, . , presented by the Junior Class nt hi* home in Pinehutsi on Ruby Adams. Onecn: Marvine of Seminole H igh School on Dec T hursday evening ui ARill l\ .11 Anderson, h u r t Myers: Anno 13 at H:l)0 p. M llridgrr. Blodenboiu. N. C.; Rich-! This play awai.h-,1 first Twhnl-coloi* film , anil ip is,. were enjoyed throughout the eve n rd -’J. t.hamlwrlaln. C atherine _p|,lfl. ,, hi the Piny —t Mnguziiir uing. Jahuig. (ilenn Mingledorff. l/>- jioll. |»nli. IHigh lik'li Schonl ilivUion ftir Those invited to Ik- w ith 'Mi lita peel, Myrl Spivey, la k e la n d ; 10 •*. nnd U Raid to b«- one «»f 1 j. I; 1 1 Norman Dando. N. .. . ... „ Ogilensburg, . Juo.’»i .popular farce* w n t r W att were Mr. mnj J;7 HrtrvcAJrr. Intnpa; le n ^ l f„r a m ate urn. Ihe piny Bat'S. Mr. ami Mr*. F dum I >00 Klu .la-lh M. Howell. Center Hill; Will - V under the drierthm of i|uist, Mr. nnd Mr*. Fay l ee. M> and Mrs.' W alter Trupp. Mr an. T e r r y McKcAwn. Hrookaville; oipt W hittle. Mrs William Vim err'. \|t* t I Irma , ... . * ■• •• 1‘nrkaiil. .* n O*v o a; . Jewell 1 * 1 14 t .ut \\ ill |>e 11 * f ijIImw . Mrddlelon. Mr* 1 Powell. ... ,. .Miami, , ’ „ Knheri A.Riedel, s/-,' ,“ - n,, erro n nsiiow .n.l ! i,J! ,. t U sport. l a.. v Itanion w. » l u g e senior: ». M n i ..l , n g h i a m «•> I t tr e M trike M I, il1111111 1, , Bit*.ell, Mnlone. N . l tM . >. dud . c-il. M r* H A M .it, , '-'I 11*'"'••», n l liemi.li Maty I lure Kby, W inter *. h i R.d-#-, 1 Faircloth a * \ ic Lent*, Mangorin. M r . c \ r den. Je s.ir Parrisli. Bradenton. au .it .lu d rn t; Emil) Mathew, .Stm f« y Mrdtllel'Ot. and llm le lt<-u* (Vmandina. will a.V^ae- Herron. 3 journal).m tn Itr 1**011 . MlMltrd be Uielnde.l for tl)e)r -e. .01 .I ve«|. ds , • lintel Routh a* Mr* Srno.g Billy 1110I Iteiiald All a is- svnior*. . | |n tin- landlady; laoii.e l.uml ' J u n e E v ers o n Mi** Chapman, a senior now <|in-t a- Anne Pureell: IVggy I doing intern Irarhing in her l*l| |,n .1 . V ivian; Kuy .Shus-mukvi hometown, has been president of ns if. m y I'urceil. A nne', fall - i ; 1, Ihe Future Teachers "f A m erica,(Jo: e t'liapm nn a.* Ptioebe Pur- ! Mrs. Ed Whilni secretary of the Spanish club and re!!, tu n e 's iiinttter; Ueb'res riT ii 1 I tin* morning tbut of (eis I’irnros n sle ty , and on U ? a , Maud lo re y H ow n.ds wtH Ioffiee-hol.lrr in the Pierian club, Rimt llollby Pullen lU .P rof. V,r I s-m iuole I »nr, Zffolo^y pt ifrwRIM .1 n<I I Y.W.C.A. nnd Methodist S tu d n it K'l Fellowship, {flu- hn* le-en a mem­ Flu! ItoBuPtlrr ni Mr. M‘\oti.* prr«l»lenf. ber o f liie college orchcstrn and string ensemble. T oichbeereis, twin ha* i« it»i»p»«*<a. Kappa Drltn Pi, Cap pud Gown honorary society nnd the inlrn- 1 ••I t»f thr tftivttffiiui'nt i ♦n*l- i»f ' t i l ' S Nav> mural athletics hoard. A - :v*J •KA >1 . The world's "most ».intcd''.pen ...ilwriteA dry with wet ink! Costly Osmindium tip surls invlanlly 4fliutv shadow-silent and velvet smirolh. The “ M" iv eikflcd with Packer prevision. .. available in lour superb erdor*. Parker "51" pcncilJo match. Junior CIuhb To (»ivt* Hirthday Party Given Play Friday Evening Harry Watt Tlmrsihiv W M n M K H W M N A iM K M M M Ild . m Sol, m U k fwftm l*y w I *2 L L 1' • . • * p i cl I I qm A .« T0UCHT0N S i ‘* DRUG CO rc.ft.Cft-UrV<■ g « -Jxr,--g -«• ,» g - y -V — Oil rations awarded to him a t Iha While House b f President Truman. Chll•on. who come* from M alvern, P a , killed Sfl Germans and rapturrd 343 other* In lighting In Africa and Europe. The President auid it waa a “moat remarkable Uat of citations." (fnternatU/nal A'oundphoto) w You play it safe when you buy him a royal robe at this store. First—because quality is the essence of these famous Robes for Men. Quality in fabric-quality in tailoring—quality that insures easy, perfect fit. The Perfect.Gift Robes To Cheer His Leisure Moments 9 Second—because w e have color and pat­ tern variety that makes the choosing a real pleasure. G ive h im a r o y a l . . . Atruly rojy/fjft. F ro m ffl.UG • .» * * HQTANY — Lightweight nil wool flannel, s o l i d Blue, W ine, Tan. I o enhitnr'P your |ovl»n*»a*. H A B II O It — If c a v ier »• 'fUv .« • weight nil wool flannel, aeftson— choose (I softly. plaids, or solid> ody with flatteringly draped crepe check collar and cuffs. from youi grace (hi* holiday * • our unpamllelcd collection. It will take yon John - R O B I N H O O D — Fine beautifully quality fraliv itica. W ashable Terry through Cloth, Tan background • • • tama, Georgia and we»t Florida. Ioh n got hi* a ta ri In th* lU o ty w ^ M d on The Sanford Herald _ thorn he Hr*t team ed hla sevn ard . L sler he worked on the with Blue or Wine atripe-v ■ . ' ,• Small, m e d i u m , extra large. large, O ur Special G ioup Just A Few Of The Many Styles Over 200 Pairs For Your Selection £Slnc« 1934 my avardQR w a g * lot bom* lirvict has b«*n cut in half. For Yourself, or For Christmas Gifting I ke fatars. The Priced 2, neoule ■W sho'i "d A Gift FYom Yowell’s Means More" Vs.lS .r' J-t. - "’ *j’l ^ 1 ■-!’ ' ■ ’ •j . . V? v > 1 to '“V 4-■-= •• f#» t m ro f *. im rtf* t *i ' ■ Will NO HIS WX-MONTWS-OU) DAUOMTM, Roberta. held In the arm* ot bis wife, 6 ft. Llewellyn M. Chilton display* on his tunic the seven deco­ ■. Co. th a t 6 Social Toys. Books, Clothing or Other Gifts O th e rs " R tilc h " d U IK H lS r . s n i p i»u H o m iim i WANTED $10.00 upward lIRCHIF mi m is r r m ; j Social Calendar « TODAY and WEDNESDAY! • ^ Phone 180 116 Wj P ork Avenue SPECIAL FEATURE THORPES DECEMBER SALE A H u m a n , H ila rio u s , H a a r^ -W a rm in g D ra m a I , Seminole County Credit Association HtiftAiniifl nnd Americans have n good dcnl in com­ mon. A .Moscow newspaper laments thy rudonoss of store clerks, street cor operators and employes generally \vho have to deal with the public. They all give snappy If you sew the button holt, o f T ry half lemon Juice end hall answ ers to Innocent inquirers, and resent being called coal sw eaters together before w ater fo r a delghtfully refrrsh Ing mouth wash. aw ny from long private conversations merely to w ait washing, they will not atrelch. on n customer. This should give the two nntlona a fellow ­ feeling. '------- -— • W onder if Russians ever tell people who remon­ stra te with them, “ I f you don’t like it, why donT you go back w heroyou came from ?” . There was a good crowd dow‘> the "Courtesy Clinic” U at night Irar* ■ ■ latrenuou* l l l i i w - w a *compatitlon — - i—, , , ’troct nearby circus provldsu » rtsi & cilt’Add^-d Feasts And Faints Unexpectedly good crops In the four leading 'foodpm ducting countries— the United States, Caanda, Argen­ tin a and Australia—hpvc given many Ajnericans a.false sense of optimism as to th e situation this winter in w ar-devastated lands, snyH th e American Friends Service Gnmmittee. The report of th e Copenhagen Conference of the Food and Agriculture Organization of l!N says th a t there is at (In- moment a shortage of H.ooo.ooo tons of bread grain. Lack of inter-zonal exchange in Germany prevents transporting supplies from Russia, and the stream of G erm ans coming in from Kantern Europe strains food, sh elter and clothing supplies to points far below sub­ sistence levels. • The Austrian 1,200 calorie ration, hardly more than one-third that of Americans, hns had to be reduced. H ungary’s level has reached 7H0 calories. In Poland nearly h alf n million children nre shoeless. Most hard pressed of all Europe's children, tens of thousands live on pota­ to e s in rat-infested cellars am idst the ruiiiH of houseless W arsnw. Asia's story is worse as typified by the report of th e Director-General of China relief th a t within recent months 20 million Chinese have tiled of hunger, in India the American Food Mission, commenting on nn efficient food distribution plan for southern India, says there Is only food enough to Inst through the find 17 dnys of December. W hile Americans move into the Christmas time on n .VIGO cnlorie daily uverage, it is nn inescupuble fact th u t millions of th eir brother* starve. TUESDAY,' DEC. 10. 1946 - 1 LUL " I W The mountiiiK toll in th e VVirtocoff Hotel fire liu'i Kone b«yon<l proportions which cnn be accepted by the public with complacency. This was a “ firep ro o f’ hotel fully meeting fire regulations and a t the time of its con­ struction the last word in safety precautions. Yet 120 guests perished in the blaze nnd over 100 were Injured. One wonders whether any hotel in the country is :i safe plnce to spend the night. Undoubtedly the Wlnecofl was b etter than most. It was made of steel and brick with tile nnd concrete partitions between the rooms and cem ent Doors. Only its doors were made of wood. So "fire resistent" was it th a t.it was not considered necessary to install either sprinkler system s or fire escapes. . Obviously an Investigatldn of th e most searching nature is colled for. A tla n ta’s fire chief reveals th a t most of the deatm were not caused by the fire a t all b u t by asphyxiation ns a resu lt of inhaling carbon monox­ ide fumes, by suffocation from smoke, and by panic which caused mnn^ guests to leap to their deaths fron H and lf>-.sipry windows. I f there hud been outside fire escapes, most of them m ight have escaped without "dif­ ficulty. Although it may be possible to compel all hotels to install such fire escapes as Well ns sprinkler systems, we fear it will never be possible to elim inate a lto g e th e r such tragedies ns this one ns long ns such fires continue to brenk out nnd where th e natural human factor of panic has to be considered. N o am ount .of “fireproofing" o r safety devices will ever b e able to overcome the frtuizy J su|>erinduced by fire. , The obvious answer to such tragedies is that "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound o f cure.” Jt is not so im portant to know how th e W inccoff burned, as why it burned. Who started the fire? Did someone carelessly throw a lighted cigarette into a.trash basket? Was th e re | defective wiring in some p art of the building? Was then* perhaps anbotnge involve^? It is worth while remembering thnt one never knows when a tiny flume spreads from a lighted mutch how far otit will go. * TUESDAY, P K r. io. lo ts BIBLH VEUSk TUESDAY, DEC. )Q, 1946 fhe C * r V V �H I E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA pa g e four S— a s s e s s ' .- '- . I Catawba, Maryville To Be Pitted In Tangerine Bowl T/DWELL Oc AliBURh y-t edM rars I In' Iungentle ll'iwl game tu hr played in Orliltidu nil New YcarV Dov will bring lugeilui two fine hr) I'titfiij c uiihn iililni flint lull Iimiih ii itir umli'frntiit 4!itrj‘villi', Trim. I'lfii'n uml the pun ii fill Cutuulhi I'nllrei! tlgpir gallon nicvl in the tlilnudn >tti CVTSTMOJHS WC&M/HA1 fCOTBAIl •iTAQ -At's the K>r' anocio 6*jhc% /v tkl south m o Aav MVO of Ai re* 3 Ht ytsoASf **» J ^cw the agr vAT>c>t / ] goy — TAiS I ffA'OH Trmcrsn Conch tiiiiilon (f'hubby) Kith' lutiil, dean uf the •■null ml Irite rnarhcti has eoachH Catawba College tennis fut U! yearn anil Jias nmn»«iil an enviable tortnil fur the ImlinDt. Tilt* ItiaVL'iC ri'im iar Mason came to tt tlo»e with only a pair of lii»*i,'|ii VMI mill I'rrsliytrrlatt, tu nuir nil iillieiwin' perfwt year. The ItCthkilM Weir iMeateil III North State Conference in the campaign jn*l completed, Itliving -M*nt five opponent,, down in m • nonru’s tecofo p /v y ja %•> aho too m s &wvo/ /* *u the ,*co? f ? r .V A e * A £ iM t o n e s A u O iH tM I t A O ' Oo'^TAta yrt 7*1 — rsfr *Oi o u r J QC. THOte 0 u r . " , / le miff it duMiril nine runserrutlye foe* in nuuplet NEW YOKE, li.t. it), (A*>—A irtrmn TtaM.etball iffctot- ‘ *ugvretrd I'ntlny 1lint_ ihrvit official* f.Uyrur-iilii Nick kyearna *ayt: "1 hr minwri tu the problem it itiifiln. Ju.it mill another official tintl ymt'IJ lirtil that thr«* men r ill handle Ilie L'llIMt' 115 It khotllil lie hntiillt-il Now, the two ofIirljiti |trt tiliil lute ill the gallic whirl) !.- timlrr*t amiable airirr they" have tn teep u|i tvlth f n s b kenm *, tthu U i H irin g a* a whbtiie looter afte r officiating .it ■nine ‘.J.IMill g am e. lin er 191*!, 'll Vh he hie Vet to team «if .1 bribed Im ■I r I liaj | official. Hr aililet): ‘‘Thnt’ii it fine tcfortl, con* I'lerlii); tlmt the gam e htia reach* ivl hig little proportion. In which gambling niniH'V flow* freely ,^ lll-Fimry hiv nrunminti Boittf Foo.fi/ Ftiii I liiirktiuM v4 itir Ilf m e n li Kill In we I it iaden Tcmirrscr among the finest b-ge circles. Ticket fur tin* i G R O U in U P S ? / in1 iiumril tu linmlU' puch ra w i untt-.-t. Noting 'hut rn fn w Itcgin tu «i',ii itnwri ‘ iirtittr the fn<) pure n( r u n itit basketball, InK tin undefeated lug up -ill point, their-adversaries • IKlIldS, H i 'l duvvns are Iretmi d iIn* ball miiy be *nd Tipnrtl. r'. ju-.T At r*ioA(U£ tO'T\ T<-. or*£n ryao x<s • otli v^r *£ maot •£>'tcvizi .a .w •>.. it tu i by i u niting, pnajdni: nu more th an urdtnar) Like Fertilizer for it buck ward plant a. aby cliild nettIh treatm ent with understandi hr. The claim work o f, the Ijeuaer .D ram atic'Studion is very helpful in overconiinR shyness. The rates a re very rcaMonuhlo, I*. W STKVENM. i;«rl«'ltc Rep Cl! )V. Kubinvon — Orlandu Sandy Snndifer. Anut her une man ■ItVelup in the tni Herman Wedemtvr heirig a line mutt !>Man’ lieurgiii p, ,■t, hat I i .inly liiuyie - Cooks htaahratt right st tbs table. See it todsyl IS YOUR CHILI) SHY? HI.INDS H ip ihmJ tirjullrul blinds mode Wuuil • Aluminum - tiled t list TRAVEL IRON Thursday BIG t>AYS AMONO lha 01 bride* # h o w tro aboard tha liner Henry Olbbln* w hen It docked a t Stolen Island, N. Y., was Mrs. Msrle Phillips of l ’srls. Prince. Not being dressed for the cold wesliter, Mis. Phillips poses w ith her coat collar up and her h air windblown. (International) Y AUliLEY- VENETIAN INSIDIi SI’OIM’S REPORT F U E S D A V , D d C . IU , Irw id .» Three Officials Needed To Work Basketball (James e.u Km lech .wilt- play a tenami* fnoUi.itI •eheiliHc ifuxt fall, pininetils will ht* Tennessee, Till we. yjrBliij.ii M ilitary Institute, nlitftn. the •Citadel, fluke, Navy, fyr.Q iO itn'Ct u L W iiu J .^ I mhiaril Barker T I i i .h a d is a F l t H 1! -jiasa f o r o n o If.sso n . B rin ir i t t<i 'IT r,. ntiiit'tl IIIsRsett flitter1 H. Uranif** Are, ( a ml , l l < n irla ........ 4*in7 W f i t . i t is a s * u I *1 ■ . I . 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I- 4u II The I'ulirfii ItnwI may turn in- tile Sail fm,| In a une man hJh' w fur elthet i iil iii tutu'll t tyiie (Si 1t'itIK held • kan«M* ur atuiitbhin Sliile'5 fine ' it .1 lit. ,1,.i t. Tittle. I.SI I has ward Mint hi m in t' buck, tilsn, hi I la d«lrn! Untunslly sccursUt Woodsrial gift Igf sur car owner- and (’ompany in A L L T H E S E Was Truck M irrors Chrome Ctenner Kits Bumper Jocks ....— * Supreme Tire Pum p. Fool Boxes Noel Coward’s. Great Comedy TH E SECOND MAN R eservationa P hone W in ter Park 827-J S ta in e d T h e cm de S«*ltutm!«4 i-iiiusTMAs Pir/ruRRS Fnitr nther mcntlnTM uf the FrekbintiM team niiub' the stni >i|UAll, hut the seytmtl'place Senlilts eat lied .is *|int«. The mpll imore team, whicli tim lied tliii.l, limited Itin.' place,, uttile the In-itplui'n I'rufe--tiihiil Si Ii " **I Yipiad gui two. 'tile f.lai* 'I'lei'tiun. Mei,- ituide by cnai'lit". after rni*h team vul,.! mi all all Hppuiieitl. I. tin N o w ! 3 .9 5 Tbrsa wbtsls . . . *V«T' lu ltr ta lids. Itubbsr tltss. “ I'.riliui Me, blit have )«tl Itti'l keiliail emu Ii and luie-lilUe Mar (uluniat t'lr a iirr . uf the York* liiiM’hall Yanktftj lied Itulfe. ha-i liwn named cuarh uf die Turiintn dub nf lh» llaskeibnll Ammciatiun nf Amer­ ica, Knife, who abjtj i« a coach fur the hacrhall Yaukcei, succeeds Kd SaduMckl ut Tonattii. Knduvrskf was* playing cuach of the Toronto team until be tieenniv dlasalikficl mill left hit tmsl recent-’ for friendly RAYMOND STUDIO —Quality’ Pholoitraphers— • * 9 Florida Slate Bank Bldg. Phone 1093 JUST ^ARRIVED Automatic Cap Platpls Caps—Idoudest in town Child’* MsUl Table Toy Boot* Checkin Samt .. I U q of M • • ■■• Air Rifle Shot leather 2.50 & 4.00 Cow Boy S.iillr Skates—RAH FBst'bplI bearing * "*> A ’ - ' • ,' ' Hundreds o l Gift l^ema to Select From • RADIOS • ' • Mountain Tent—2 man 0^' ■ 12 Different T^P* Selection. Electric Alarm Clocks T|,at Turn* Phone 1 DEALERS WANTED FOR AMERICA’S FINEST PREFABRICATED HOMES. FHA APPROVED Motto to Comply esMi City Building q * n (ton sito tupfdy MdirUk seMi as plsaUnn' ttoMial ftstare., tstootor trim.* hantoood ftooriag. Kislotto, torrttasy to Ur* trlrr. *• e # Winchester Metal Flashlights Everybody’s Hardware Store 4 1 2 Sanford Avenue only P10.00 Complete with Pegs. Poles, and Mosquito Bar, See on Display, Every Boy or Cemp«r Should Have OneThese 'enis Are .’Also Ideal for Children playhouses. KLI'aCTRICAL APPLIANCES f HARDWARE NEEDS $6.85 & $8.00 Your lU tfle - Wrist Watches * $8.95 & $18,50 Pocket Watches $2.00 and up Our Clocks and Wetchea Rre A ll Factory Guaranteed We Make Our Own Ice Crjam, All Flavors Tasty • Delicious Healthful House Hatchets ....... Pin. Punches .............. Bench Oder Cold Chisels Plastic Mallets —« ... 6" Steel Ruler ........ Punch and Chisel Set Hack Saws ...a.. .J ... Monkey Wrenches Elec. Soldering Irons ...... Fluorescent Light Fixture# CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS PARADISE Qualifications. 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[.a. 11 s* 1* 1 rVl-fH SI HI M i l l lllil M in i' *11 1 l 1 Ii i . • ; ‘i“ i anil ih*km Experienced • a fe« tit Jill, E ft I'Miuir Sturos, T o l l S A li V : I linitiif rtw.ni auile. $7ft,<HI, E x c e lle n t c o n i l I Hull. ilfl LM 'II tl-n . in; H.nlli.el Star * n i lion »m*.* n l*pl»one mmr W t 1‘tuilll'riJ ! »i 1 bV\ J ; M l l ,vl LOST & FOUND ” I at. fl|‘(*,'r uallet euplaln' ......... .. .T il i li i v r r s . I n l i n e . I iN’tal lenqnl IJeHint In llelr. I Ivnmuih tW h , ruimI ciinJI' . i-; ^(ah!t», Jiwy 30*; '»*.♦ St. J'honc 'JCli-J. ,r • ‘m im , root ml Cert. MeCtJl 9 WORK WANTED K \ H K lti n k .mil hhi i llt-i'uuunuls met! ii|H-i .'1,'lit f Vrttr r. Vt*i I’howWi W i t ’* I'J.'I »TCnniliho*HH|, in �TUESDAY, PEC, 10, 1 W THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA >!--- a*t* See the New "The Talked-about Home Freezer' _. . yy C ^A A /K V unique I t t l l l v r nhiniM fit tim r «Me—but shl|imrnlfi of H» ACIMiE.N will b» tl*>» until the •M l atrlkc U wrillrd. Yuur d rs g fU t may be temporarily e a t of fttork, though he fortun­ ately has plenty of samplr* which, he will cheerfully g ltf >fw. T ake Ibl* ad to Touch)on J ) r u c C o , HoumilUt & Andrreon or Mclteynolda Drug Co. i ; and it they haven't a tie. they will aupply you with free aamplca of tasty liu llte . W PROV/MNO Ilti f C /t-i i.i „ i !M burii hilt Cos' i a *tatc police tar piclects atrip mlnt.-i-wmKfnc lic it,y v. vtk called In oiler It tvp* rf| orted that rovlr » (•><*.»•. from the surface rninr* to a M d in p ’ t -* You’ve Heard About It ‘J;_____ You’ve Head Al*6ut It Now SEE The Original Home Freezer at Sanford Furniture Company «-> U< jf- H ui-Cll i =uvt of l:uir.s carrring coal -"cllonul NoundpJialo) ' • i EVAC - U - GEN plana aatt Pueblo, Colo., to M be Mflown OAlSS Of HAT aro loaded into a plan* wn to the atate’a anowbound arera. Sub-lrcevtoB temperature* pravented th e thawing of tha drift*. Uni* malting It Impoaalbla for land-going vehicle* to reach tha range* where cattle and ahesp faejd d»elh from cold and hunger. The pipryidroppcd the hay over the Uvwtorir. (futernalional) Here On Friday , • N E W YORK, D«c. 10, 0P1— F ir* broke out today In a rupnt 'hr W rm C<ut»t Champion. "ill take Id* In ltlil ilup here at IC;ht> *.M. Ilee. t.'J. It* IiitU.il nottiibund trip will lw* mode Saturday yrtvfDR hero |l:5(i A.M, E f f s Vr Dee. It*. NV>. *Jt flow’ll Dounl '111 atrivo h’nnfu.il 1:i£f I*. M, f*u. I Nor'h Ifiiund will arrive 2;07 *,M. rtn *nmo dale No. no Local • The IN AN ADDRISS before the A m erlran Standard* AnocintJon In New York, I.t. Gen. Ira O, Kakcr, deputy 'T.mmandcr of the Army Air Force*, urged th at baicg be built to protect *.hc A rctic frontier. The general *aid that this wa* the only q u arter from which a poaslble future w ar could bo waged from either Europe T. SHEPPARD, 'T icket Agent Atlantic Toast Line -^Railroad Co. • 150 Guests Escape In uothpm Hotel Fire Champion Due X • * Civil War Flares Up In Oil Wealthy Middle East Area ' O lder hen* a re m o re'su b ject to disease than vouttftrr pullet*. There are atone Idol* on B a rter Island In the Pacific that w righ 50 to 00 ton* each. United Elate*. t) h. | I , u, iI |r,Mi , >•.< f l a h a I ■>,tn of ic ild m ite w m on- ern id ercl. Now lliut Iranian put it tea have rvnrlinl ilia civil war s ta ir , far* ign diplomat* arc worried. Ihey i f Du- riitiflicl a> u tp»t of Soviet influrOcc in nu m m fu.nierty occiitried by the llwuiann. While U tctc-li ny eUtlt Hist Russia YiU Lips Radiant as G lo w in g Embers It taUr* about £5 pounds of sraln . tu r e s r n leghorn uullol. | T Q ^ M A G N O L IA AVE. SANFORD, FLA J, E. McAlezander, Jr. Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Store Announce* anolhar drop In prlcra In TUXEDO FEEDS . . . Alao a raise in Quality, . You will find better Quality in TUXEDO FEEDS Acenrtllng to Iran'* rh lef *>» stuff, tie nr rul Hmniarn, the it'11*-, em inent troop* made contact with the AsrrhalJnn* at the entrance to a utrntrgic pa*» at Uhaflotikonh Thnt pat* *traddle» the PADUA, Italy. Dee. 10, WV~ Minin mute into AierbaiJan, and Two lit itiali officerg and aevqral might liecoine the »t«*e for vlol- Italian* w ere Injured today In n e n l fig h tin g . two-hour rio t set off when n While there it *ome mneem In U rltlih a rm y truck ran Into a /Iranian , government clrclte that group of Italian p*dc*tn*n*. jlutaia might give indirect aid to Padua la th a alts of general th e A u rb a ija n sepayatUI*, a headquarters of U ritaln a central British Foreign Office spokesman M editerranean force. The Italian*, elU m atad In an ■ay* llrltaln re*ard* the new diapute a* ~ 'a purely Internal af- official announcem ent to to tal fa lb " This spokesman told news­ mors th an 1W,* attacked EriU»h men that Urilniii’i altitude would p e r i on ne l and tora down a B ritretaaln unaltered even if th* cur­ I7h flag In the ml*taken b ellsf ren t fight developed into an all- th a t the tru c k had Wlllad two of thalr countrym an. _ ____ w it conflict. Notice To Electrical Contractors about the m u lls. If It's In the food line, why h 3 J»i, *, .j for it. ■ TO TO HUNT’S FOR IT! > / Sealed bids will b« received at tha office of the Superintendent .of Public Instruction, Court -House, until 10(00 A. M. WedJMiday, December 18. 1846, for the furnishing and Installation or lighting fixtures end necessary wiring in tha Junior High and-Sanford Grammar Schools. Tha owner does not oblige himself to accept the lowest nr any other, bid. Drawings and *p Moughton A U t Atlantic National lions may be obtained from Auoclat*d Architects, 811 Ballding. Sanford.. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY * • *a NED SMITH, Manager 300 E. 1st STREET Right Where W e’ve Been For 25 Years NEW HOURS WEEK DAYS—7:45 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. SATURDAYS—7:45 A. M. to 12:00 Noon Our Large Stock of Chevrolet, Oldsmobile and Cadillac Parts Is Available Either Wholesale or Retail. Thank You For Your Patronage « v a We Appreciate It. A PRATER of thanksgiving u uttered by Mr*. M aria Dusalaechl In her Mllwaukeo home during a party given for b a r on har 100th birthday. T h* w rln k la d c a n ta n a rla n , w h o tamo from fiddly In 1M7, ora* file d by more th an 200 member* of h e r family. (InfcmaflorwISouadphoto) now than any lime sinct tha War. Your neighbor uses TUXEDO FEEDS . . . Ask him * J 2 British Officers Hurt In Italian Riot Phono 101 la made only by Motor Product* Corpora. tion and is sold In Sanford By i la#t Saturday. ELECTRIC SERVICE $=g,i CO M PAN Y feiii BeBjf/epZeHome Freezer Our Expert* Factory-Trained Mechanics and Moctern Equipment Give Your Car Or Truck Complete and Satisfactory Service. / riivv, ,ym|ialhie* lie. »j mpHthic* lie Arerlialjnn revnllcd last year while Kiivtet trnnpa worn occupyiii^ the iiiva, and out -enucntty the pruvluce win* giiuited nnn/: home - ntle. ParUawietary el<?ct ion* vere eehrdided Ihiuughnul Premier Ahmml IJatain haa In* s*istfil that he will nut le c o .n ltc riie return* frupi Atcrlm ijnn un­ it*** government force* watch th* hullutlng. Dut local A ierlm ljan It ntler* are *u»plcioti*. They *ay th n t (Juavam is trying to ctjnlrol the f i n Him in fwvui uf hi* ow n 1 A tlanta ACUNO at line w ith re . mi -*i.*ertIves, Gov. Harry F. Kallj of M tchlgin call* hi* office* In the itato capital at la m in g to proclaim a slate of emergency because of the critical coal ihortage. Municipal government* received authority to enforced rigid con*rrv*tlon m essu m . (International Soundphoto) WH|N flA M fl TRARMD Mrs. Hois Httghei In ficr flflh-floor room In a « IOO^jTMr*nltl ha!el In fifam i [Lipids, Mirh.v fireman Arc Hull cam* to j her rf*>‘ur. Hero ho lishow n helping h'-r down a ladder In safely. T hlily g u n li w rto I n a lid for lopcrflt'U! b u s i,. (f nlcrnailuiuij h'oundphoio) Let oa ahow you w hy Deepfreeze U the "talked about home freezer," ' Let u* show you how you can'epiey dell* cioua oul-of-*ea*on treat* all year 'round. Let ua ahow you the heavy-duty unit '‘ which provide* constant zero tempera­ ture for aafe atora go o f meals, vege­ tables, fruits, and dairy products for months and m onths.' Let us show you the Rleatnlng porcelain storage compartments, completely en­ veloped by the freezing colls ;io that every inch of apace is really uiable. In abort, let ua ahow you the ORIGINAL tlmertested frozen food cablneL >'-■ • . '' ' BILL HOLLER. JR., Owner 218 W. l i t Street l Touchton Drug Co. A Gift Mom Will f a th W"* A Gift hr a UhUm• Til , �I THE WEATHER r.v rttT ta Unity Thera Is Strength— Habits That Hurt Personality By VERNON T. GRIZZAUD Untidiness— carelessness uncleanliuu&s or slovenli­ ness In dress or appearance deters customers form buying. . . U nchaste language—defined ns swearing o r obsc e n „ ta lk ‘. Denotes a poor vocabulary. Unnttralrtive mannerisms— defined as motions or eccentric habits th at repel others. • •L 'lih cleaii^thinking—what the Tnlnfl thinks 1s re­ flected in the appearance. 5; -Drinking—excess akholic intake definitely hyrts personality.' 6. Egocentricity— self-centered, the person has too much “ I trouble." 7. Bragging—don't boast too much. 8. Pessimism—don’t broadcast gloom. 9. Criticism of others— The critic, sees his own bad habits in others. Caustic criticism leaves = lifelong senrs. •0. Mate— always harm s the sender. ^ SEATTLE, Dr*. Jl, M V -A « f l a i C a u l Gaardsnun ha* radioed that hr haa spotted wreckage Ihrrr and a halt railrs from ihr airport at Toledo, Wash. Thr wreckage b in s near tha waatarn fringe of tho C u cada Mountains between Brrttle and Portland may ba tho Marino Corps transport which has. been mlsolng ainra yesterday With. Jf men aboard* Tho Coast Guard observer said ho could ot determine whether anyone 'a* alive. A (roup of searchera have s e t' eat to Investigate Ih* report. . Habits That Help Personality 1. Neatness of attire— clothing kept cleun and , neat. 2. Courtesy— consideration‘of others. A hab it th a t can be cultivated. Ih our greatest asset and costs « I). Coriliality— Do things for people as if it were a genuine plcnsure, not half heartodly or grugingly, but Joyouab'. 4. sFacinl magnetism— Don’t have a “ dead pan.’ T r a c t l c c s m i lin g : i t reiplirts 72 facial mUscK*s to f r o w n ; only 11 t o s m ile , 5, Friendliness— Batij|imin Krnnklin said: .“ If.y o u would have frien d s,’ be friendly.” The average little ‘dog link It "ail over some people in the n it o f inakins friends. G\ Right mental attitude— It is easy to regard others plana h are been seriously ham* by continuing bad weather. Sired __ut tho Amy and Navy and J'orcst Rans«r« are cenductinit a vvldcsprend acarck. One clu* to the whereabmil* of n miaslng Marine Corpv plnnc ha* proved t o be mUleadlng. M a j r Meeting Of Courtesy Clinic Hears Discussion On Selling Ton way* listrd h\ him as creating customer sood will are: orderly living, phytlcally, m enial­ ly, socially, commercially and spir­ itually. Smile; cal) ymn t u - ti.in.-r bynam e; cultivate eu*toiiiei'- guott will by making them frrl import ant, p u ttin g th»ir in lete-i- first, being genuinely interested in llm . welfare and treating them ■ >011 would a guest in your own InmirGlve ex tra service, renirmliering the slogan of Rotary, “ Hi- pi "fits m otl who serve* liesL" A fter describing tha pie ap ­ p ro ach " and factor* of arousing interest, conviction, dc*iic ami decision th a t make »*.les. Mr Gri*xard outlined methods of hulldln* a more attractiv e jiei'im ality. "Everyone cen have an attractive personality, a t least eveiyimo can improve hi* or her own person­ ality," ho said. He rpn.led Hr. Henry C. Link as staling ’T rr■onallty Is tho cxlens to which one ha* developed halm- that interest and serve others.” Jim three qualities wc llk> mu«f ‘n people are strength, sincerity nnd dependahilitjr, he said. He then llsteil 10 habit* that help, and 10 habits tlmt hinder personality. Mr. C r lm i d e* pi eas­ ed appreciation for the fine spirit of co-operation he had found In Sanford and declared th a t hn would look back on hi* stay here aa ona of his choicest experience*. nad law enforeament 1 d d e r i w ith th® altsoti than the *t*t* r » « L A limit a Hotel Fin S Troop Inventory Pro­ posal Is Dropped In Order To Speed Dis­ armament T a l k s LAKE SU CCESS. N. Y .. D*'e. I 1— (.V)—The lioniolojji United Nations -got a aurprise offer of a perm anent site today from John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Mr. llockc* feller offered the UN a gift of more than $8,000,000, to buy land right in mid-town New ^ ork Uity. Rockefeller Previously a Greek destroyer In the thiithi Nations it ieff, >i .nrmnmrtii plain gut „ troost : Jew is|a* part® wlb<> wwvw seriously1 j ill Jo the island »f Rhodes. The British sulliutiliu said the WASHINGTON, Hoc Immigrants nlronrd the two warshill* will l.e transferred to n Four ju n io r * Mit'tfchospital ship at Suds Hay on the thru l.almr Ifttflcis tii* Island of Crete und then will l«? first opportunity to taken tn Cyprfts. The presump­ strike. * vert Intr chances tion is that they will be detained a- illegal immigrants* but the Lcpuhhritn Senntm ({itlirii rianhi In 1** *announeemt'nt did ni>r <ay so spec* Her ■* of1 V«*ruinnt tlrvcil 111lit ciHint)11Inc LiiLitt Initi \ Iflrntly. 1 ,h '%"■ 11r 1'Miliftjj t<i, ward fi tufii 'I t a l i f n . i m l 'm i a u l * . It ii . a id Oi.it tin |» .u rifn ! dr lifting ront"'I’t i f lm dropped a enntrnver*-ii |niipi>ut| i for Wu i|,i w i,je t mop inventory. in oritcr to •peed ilunriiiamt-tit. • Itc .'te f J ln - ,i J In .* letter, nrnl ntcUl'traniluin Unit I... bail re. r* rVi-it u in i‘ In. foiled a firm r.f. i Irwlsk Atfeney smncetf say th at t’i * wnulft hill;t* «|t» ivtlvnritiiKi'm. 1 Jew* detained on the Island of f fi r rttL y m r ^ n l i l iiirfn i~tn I i - 1, cm j i t mil* are I.eiMg -ent to Pales­ h4i’hni4 or* his fits! tvim, «aitl tine in a L’ladiml lomtitrr atidlr ihi* lechfihpro h*hiM u*\!■*•'» the •i Dai* ?*i nu‘. iiai!itiii b siulhor* of the New Iha! •Iinmif Mo* IJiHiNCVclt A *1 m =f' i -vii.iti’' ‘ ila»*lu»i* *nyi* thill mi rho** tintweft* - p * « ’ nriti in x itio l t o in h t r i v i a l '. >> .it AT A MOSPITAl in A itm te < a tcu-Nloiy f:111 Ht Mu* 1r,i£i. foilrrl hy h rr h h uol, I hr t h i’ ten Hi fto u r frul '** l*v ffsiiW'S. v r t lin h n l diivvn » ' h r r l , i *-|- liiHUf Hficy * uiM perm it the d ittin urea with* Aim*, ho *ald, it >1 (he city would S use nf all butkIlll the Hast Itirn i Avi'ii ( 2 nd nnd w h r 11» h** u i %1 1’ ii**ct b y t in cst.ipp, luesl fiei h " h l iiiifj d ro i M w aiuans near Reports On Gamr Rudolph Smith* Jr* T. I. Harris Is Receives L e t t e r Named President From NotedAuthor At Junior Hijdi At Jacksonville wn*w wm«! t ....p nad arnwntenU i-i*ti.,iis to clout t|ti< way fur tho ividuitutt. A uthoritative, sources -tiv ’ii*' i'It lenient of tin* p res­ ent difficulty ii i "tiditiniitil 4 ipon it * i "ot if,i-i i ■ tIn* United ward Newspaper*, w»» icceut!,. w a iv e d by Rudolph Sm ith, Jr. of 117 West Sixth Street, who had previously w ritten Sir. Diet* how much he hml enjoyed hri booh. “Medical Manic." From tljp tim e thal^ Rudolpli. now an eighth grade pupil J tin In l H ig h liny, he has S e o u l, wm a » n ii had the m id ilim i riiU'i the medical profestiiuu. II" already has aivpdled u n it e a r>d lection of liiMik* on tumtumy « I physiology, and these lie reads often, lit lalkinit with hint, even several year* ago, l watt im ple.ned with hi* knowledge aloni thes# line* and. thrrofore, when I came aero** “ Medical Magic" on an Orlando hook countei I tluiught it Would make a nice ei!t for Rudolph. Haviil lilctl. who tin- Attend, i int< i national conferenres of the wmhl's most noted scientists nod who tins interviewed and wtitien uhoul I’rnf. AI he 11 Fdnstem. « -i* a well liked uchoolmate of min'* at Central High School in Chvrland. Much like Rudolph, to* show ril a deep Interest In sdencu at an early age. , “ Dear R u d o l p h " he wiote, •“Thank you very much for your recent letter. 1 am dellgliled l'i know th a t you enjoy my InnA, "Medical Magic," »n much. H was nice o f Mr. Connolly to uiv it to you. . I1ea*e give him my beat regards when you *ec him and tell him th a t I often lliin't of tha day* w|tcii wp were tn high (cbonl together. ‘ "Your decision to' *>e » In am WAS8 AIC. If- V - pec II—(AT— aurgvon la a very line deciaion Searchers discovered today the ami I think vou can look forward Wdk® of three children who had to a most Interesting career. " If 1 receive any pamphlet* on «een missing In wooded swamplands since yeateaday afternoon. The brain surgery or anatomy I ulmll bodies of 13-year old David U ur- remember to aend them to you. , hla 10 -year old brotlrer "Vou may be Interested to know ranee and Utah- •-year old sister th a t I waa a t Bikini this summer K ory wm® recovered from the to see tho atom bomb text and waters of Tbn MU* Wvcr at th a t my new book, “ Atomic En­ a point almost within sight of ergy In the Coming E ra," is now their farm bom®. being translated into 13 language* Tam of th® bodies were re­ fo r publication In Europe, South covered together and th e third America and the N f tr East," a s h a t distance away. Shortly b o te * sta te trooper* and sherffa HUNT MI8 HING GIRL deputies also b ad found the bdOy Of » collie dog which had BENNINGTON, VL, Dec. II. aooompo.nl ed the children when (A V -C onneetkut detective* were asked today to assign one of th eir sc® operatives to aid VeN mont police In the search for 16y rar olti Paula Walden. The Ben* 8UNT. Mleh. Dec. tl-(A>)-A nlngton college student disappear* I* * * Hbool bus ioodad with 40 children ed ten days ago and Vermont eoraeood off * highway near r u n t authoritlaa said every clue to her ttd q y and <PMUh®d toto a tre*. disappearance now has waihed 7 ™ -. Tb*oly-<tv® boy* and girl* or® o a t H er fath er, a Stamford. Conn, industrialist, has asked th* aid of police of h it home state In the a e a rth 'fo r the missing glri. Government Wins In Bodies Of 3 Children Civil War In fran Discovered In River riff Georg* B a ttl e r ^ l the situation waa^noj and th a t Ig * * * * 1 Of P3I.I that I I tract .Hong the Ka»t T,Vcr »n M anhattan Is availahlo 0 tin? N until* ti>,.i«(.vnl tho "entry g if t' r»n»! t.nv it. i iif ht Av *Dir of the wmintliail Jews, au> a | (in itnver 11ri«I the ; other wa*» ii |»«H!*enitei lii blip. "Six j other paHsentrei* were treatriJ for \ nhork i\t thr h««|»itrt1 Upon a recommendation of thp board, members of tha Pilot Club voted to contribute tha aum of Personal factor* in naltsman.310 per y ear tc International Re* #hlp th a t build customer good will and principle* In human r«latlom hlp were etm *ed last evening by Vernon T. G rlm rd , bu»Iness and sales cqum eW to a U rge feaup^wt-Aho Tourist Cen­ ter attending the second lecture of the “Courtesy Clinic" spon­ sored by the Chamber of Com­ merce and Merchants Associa­ tion. There were many business men present,* and employee* rep re­ Club which due* this work each sented progressive concern* of year as on® pf IU major pro- thn community. A< un Monday. Roumlllat and Anderson and f Since all civic club® In Sanford Touchton D rug Stores dosed two plan to us® the Tourist C enter houra earlier than usual in order fo r meeting*, both business and th a t their employees might have social. It wa* decided th a t th e the benefit of the instruction. A talking film , sponsored by the Coca-Cola Company, and showing .how personal a p p e a r­ ance, facial expression and voice, decided upon 1 last, night. du* enthusiasm and customer Mrs. Raw lins called for volun nterest m akei sales, was shown. teers to m an the Dime Boardi It alio showed how negative located in fro n t of McGrow's ant trait* drive aw ay trade on any U h * Post Office all day Dee. 1, Main Street. # b r the Salvation Army. T h e n Mr. G riu a rd , after quoting will b® two Pilot* pUccd a t each * location from 0:00 A. M. until definitions of salesmanship or 8 heldon and Knox who founded “ * 6:00 P. M. . , Announcement was made o courae*. bn the subject, gave his tha C hristm as p arty which will own definition as: "Salesmanship . l i t held on Dec. ID. Metnbere a n U the K lenco and a rt of dealing urged to telep h iM , Mrs. Al Huni with people so th a t they wilt be­ , a t 332 befor® Saturday. Dee. I f come perm anently satisfied and profitable custo­ for reservation*. Huabattd* of thr continuously mers. a r t of g attln g t ' member* are also ta rils d to th . . party. Each member la asked ‘ X i n g a g ift for tha Elka Clul C h ristm a s Tre®. Thar® war® 37 members prew en t at Ih® meeting. • TEHRAN, Iran. Dec. 11, (AT—. The civil w ar in Iran's northernm bst province of Aserbaijan appeared to bar® ended today In victory for th* central government . of Prem ier Ahmed Qavam. MILWAUKEE, Pw* » . ( * V The radio In Tabris, capital of •Warrant* vr*T® U»0 *d today th® rebellious province, announced ■ir.it BA atrika d«monitrator» th a t th* A serbaijan council had th® Alli*-Chal»«r* plant. They agreed, to the assignment of Iran* r® ehargeil lan security officers in the te r ­ *kl. and riot. The warrant® ritory. J® l»iru*d by District Atton»*y Th® government sent four column* of troops Into Aserbaijan 81 hours ago. The military 6 p®ra» Uon wa* launched after the A ssrbaljan provincial government said It would trot perm it government supervision of coming psrllamencannot cope STrlo!*!**. I Survivor WASHINGTON. I tec. | | . (,g, —Any fu rth er lu - r r ctturl srlion again*! Ihr United Minr " o 'l i r r delajed until Isle J.m iiaiT unilrr an ax rrrm rn l approved Imlni b) Federal Judge T. Alan GoldvborouKh. Thr agreement, had been norbril out hy attorney* for Ihr. guvrn im m i ami mine- union chieflaln John L. Leal*. Thi.% ngree- ttittii ikftt*n h I(i tit»li hitldiei* ui'iHlifitnll) ihprhnri'tHl u Htt»ri jfiiii tlufuik’ ii rmul check nortri Out searcher* are inveitigating a new angle — the *tory o f n fan n e r who *ayi he heard w hat oecmed to be an explosion late yesterday afternoon. fast Allis’* The U riti.h navy announced to ­ day that 7 12 shipwrecked Jewish lefusce* have been rescued from the Greek, island of. Syrina. The Jews were marooned on the bnrten. waterless Island last Sunday when thet, im m igrant ship wa* w in k ed in a Mediterranean storm , i T hj navy unnuuncemeni says that the iffugee* were taken off the island hy two w arships—the destroyer Chevron and the mine­ sweeper Provident. • The rescue was cal tied out in extremely tough -seas, and under great difficulty. It l*% *ny two .lfvv» ha%«* been I writ t<» a )m*|tit«l f«i ; •rf iiyltct uititmli 1Lr .h1ws» wrrv r Rockefeller Offers Big Sum For U. N. Site Refugee Ship Is Des- Iifforts Seen-In MukIroyed Hy Storm As ing To Compromise Attempt Is Made To Viewpoints On New E n t e r Palestine Labor Legislation hi « Warrants Agabiit * 54 Strikers Issued 742 W recked A sk Labor To JewsO nSyrina Propose Laws | »t Hfi'tta, r Carl Krnat, a Torttand Army ilr Bare operation* offlcrr, aald Seia i» no truth in an earlier report that the *hip with men r.board had been sighted imilh of Toledo, Waah. • ^ilot Club Maps Charity Program At Tourist Center British Rescue F ou r Senators Associntcd Press Leased W ire had taken eight member* of the u s n o th in g , PO kTU A N lT- Ore.. Dec. J l — (A1) — There's stilt no word from the missing m ili­ tary transport plane— lost •with 32 persons aboard. Tho plane .was carrying M arines ^rorn San Diego to Sqattlo ^ h e n it disappeared in ru g ­ ged northw est coast coun­ try. E fforts to find tho ton ig h t and through the kfj* till* (Jiff* noun IHtnugh Thursday. SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY. DEC. 11. 1946 Established 1908 VOLUME XXXVIII Marines Is Lost Country Seattle m ild huulb'aiUrrly a l u b over U*e north □nit r c n ln l portions am t mixlrral® to Irrsh rsM rrly winds over Iba east and rilir-m r Month portion AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK Plane With . On Board In Rugged South Of i l<n»dy a m ! ithl Ihurvli)', Gentle I# modtMl* To rro tn c t the fW ® of th® World To rrooM to the Frogri®* of America; To r r o d t l Prosperity fo r ftan/ord; ttmontf tht? Jurtki>m luM y(*ui, mnl w ai hut *liuri an AiiH'Hnin hi#1' lory cIwnf pi ujrtl. Thr t*l«*n« hy chain icarlitm , spicsd i" uthcr Ju n io r litaiti cells and exploded th e whole student Irndy Into fev­ erish political activity. Want bosses sprang up and the students w ere divided tnlu two p arties, the Celcrirans ami the C atm int*, ••• more proper ly. thr t'e f n y and G ato r pnittes. I'olitirul Tcimenl caUKt'd aiiother atinnii 1 limn nBctinli, and » tlm d putty the O range “ Hull M.....« l“ it- « »i into Hu- pul it ti a! a|t-mi 80 delight fu! to thr -tiidru' wa* this plunge mill pull III', that Edw ard 8 - Mursliall, Ameilrau history in stru rto i. derided t" make th is an annual project. Thus Junior High School stud, en ta are again this year enjoy­ ing the burden* of ritiien sh ip in th e Junioihilundlnn nation.* There are four states: Marshav anta, located irt the room of Kdw v tl S. Marshal), with pomijullon nf 'i l and an are* of square Inches (nrcortling tn Ju n ­ io r calculation*); llamilfortiin, pop. 3(1 and area, 70,OtiK square -inches and located In the room o f Mr*. Georgena llam lt. mathem a tlr i Instructor; H arrisota, numltering .70 soul* dwelling on 00,700 square inches of flooring la IA the room of Mrs- Georgia M. H arris, English teacher, and Ur® home room of Mrs. Virginia M. Burney, science Instructor, contains 27 active rillren* of tho a tat a of Burmanla, which ha* a m opping space of K M 49 square • Wa s h i n g t o n , n<r. n , llt-[tri**enta live tit-nrgp llemler of Ohio ty -limply irltirnl of mpdJ II Vlinldlmtnn. |in mi r e ••iii l i t - m l , kmhp tfiflft v 1 11;if j '‘!*i*ti|* * and Und «»»n f r «»f ••rnr%a. nnd fur iitrr Inink t i p p r « i s r r l*»r I h r I ’rfl« i d l a n d ’lluiik til f mIhinImii , flirtl Sim diijr In J*»rk*»#Mi^ illt* *1 fin- -*cr til *% rir lit-Id 92, *1 liuiifm l I lir in* in e d n c n t i o n . Ahoti«*Jin* H e gnlfl Le**tt !f*‘< and lesn .-Va •Ifr«tt *, I'r, vul| know its 1 Mr / kfiirw about M i r i l c t ‘8 |£ r in f t i-ftr %| vt •*Ir i ll 71I i f i # f HIMip M ! ft | I 1. II. Iluclclloston thj.ll. I It** i'll® ippriiachrs tiintir llfnnr- Funeral Services Held A t (leneva Ninth Honda disliirt .n,ti grand, roll of Mr. Huildirsti.ii officiating. The Rev. G. W. Hutchison nf the Methodist ( hunli of Oviedo Bsshtcd. . Mr. Hud'll, toil died Sundiiy evening al Ihr homn in Jarksonville of hie dnughlrr, Mi . F. Ci Vrrkes with u hum ho Imd lived for tho past Sf0 yrai iftfM ,t National I'ounrd of Teachers hi, -liuh- r.| whnl In- ti-rmcd thn lingic fact that pupil i huvo bc11 a) ud a shocking in.ibllity to rr.id well, to writo well nr to xjrt-ah flm-ntty. " Hero art- -owe of Ihn things lipiidi i Imd-. iiii.-iiiii: from mod*mm iulik.iti-m " I In- itld fashion■•I liu-.un - of rr-idllig out loud, Hu- iii-w-frowin'd upon practice of nit iiioi u lu g ’ classic ti-Xtv, and fulnnu, poem st dci Ininutltar contr ;,t, a n d - tlm old-time debating I lui i n . " Itendcr •aid tho le a c lie n ’ surn y gtnmld lead to a leturn to ..imio ut Hi*' classicist tnintx of lending, *onm of tho emphasia ^ inuh ii' pirUni1ili'pii'lnu* piup upoii legible handw riting and a t-r iiiuit* > nvi-f the ti'leph-nr? Mr. Iluddlrstnli, who . , .i ‘burn wa* hnua K m an latu by Mi. in Webster Gounty, tin., ram i' to Morris'. I r* th® *am® film Geneva in IhOI and liv n l th ere; Hint wa- -liuwii at Ihu Courtesy for 211 year*, plantvil groves and 1 Clinic on Muivday ovening, Mt-> at times traveled to f'oltimhia, Kltthc.rttii' lirit'k o f Civic t'<m8 , C., where from IUI7 to Ih'Jl cort Service, Inc. reminded Kiand from IU2 1 tn l!'2 K. he serjrod waiilan > I hat Thursday evening ns land hank app raiser for the ill X;!HI n Vt'ieVs i* the ilrmllitie Fntcral Ijind Hank of Gohimliiit. for K rtu m i concert tirket* Pack Holing the Intrrval from l!>2 ! to I tu u r l iinltouncef) llm Amlutxm 1621 he devoted full lim a to hll wild life pirlitie will 1 o- hh"»u grove and trucking * InleresU in F riday evening a t the South Sitle Geneva. Hit passed hi* l'2 nd b irth ­ School. day nit Oct. ID. and watt botn mentally and physically nlert tip to the time o f hi* re rrn t illness during the early p a rt of last week, A number of furniture *ture* Mr*. Huddleston died in 10'itl, have decided to rem ain w e n on Mr. Huddleston was a brother in S aturday, Monday and Tuesday law of the lal® Senator Duncan evening* la-fore- Christm as until U. Fletcher, h aving m arried the 0:(So o’clock. They Include the senator's sister In Georgia before fianfurd. Mather. Thorpe, Haynea coming to Geneva. In addition to and William* and Wagoner F urni­ ('•altaae® Os Pane *1* tu re store*. feiil s.tnm il.ition nf the n it of In­ telligent. well-founded, fuel-filled cnnvoi -.itoiii which is mi longer iippnrcnt in our everyday social contacts. SHOPPING DAYS t i n � 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, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 10, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 10, 1946. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 10, 1946; <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/54a22afd3951ab7424db95acd3044e97.pdf fa5fc8c9e5dd2a0696ee4bef27b82951 PDF Text Text I ' 7,000 From New York Area leaving Daily; New. Record S e e n . ii ■ . . . FRIDAY. DEC. T H E S X N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A To Florida On, Trains Clogged B r.'- ^ , P A G E E IG H T ,, V*. NEW YORK CITY. Dec. « - ( d ’l — The annual exodus to Florida I* un. It cummetasd »n early this year tha tsarist authorities ryndily admitted that la*t year’* record migration and spending nrgie* me c ir ’ain to lie ahattercd this vacation season. At pro-cut, 7,00u per»ein» llvInfT In the Now York vicinity, It ta estimated, are leaving dally fo r Florida's sunnv resort*. That figure la expected to swell by several thousand more two week* prior to thn Christina* holiday*. Transportation scarcity probably prevent* thotwand* more from paiiing a holiday amid the orange bloxom*. Railroad official* raid yester­ day they arc now carrying about 3,600 pa»aengcr* a day on near­ ly n score o f Florida train* leav­ ing the city — thirteen of them de luxe through *peclal». A* In pre-war year*, additional train* will be added Dec. 12. rtgardle** o f any prolonged coal strike, they assorted. Except for a few upper berth* and chair car accommodation*. aii spare on the Atlantic Cohit Railroad and the Seaboard A ir Line Railroad, the two principal line* to the *tate, I* filled until Jan- 2- A* many n* 180 tele­ phone* blink rdmulUneoiuly each morning when Ihe IVnnsylvanla Railroad open* it* rtamaMon awflchboard' and (tole* out a frw eanctllaUon* of choice »paeThe *11001100. of course. i* even worse on the air line*. H*'terration* began moantltig early in September at the Eastern A1r 1.1not, width flow .iper ate* f«urtaen plane* daily to Miami and plan* to put nevrral more into service Dtc. *1. ., The air line ha* long waiting Hits for plane » ! ' » « ’. with regu­ lar pauengcr manifest* already filled until after tho first of the yaar. In Florida itself,- the gaming counter*, hoti*li, night cluo» End horse and dog track* are waiting with open arm* for tho holiday* er*. wlio nre expected to sjienrt well over $ 1 ,000,000,000 iwfore the »ca»on close* April 16. "The Miami Herald," in a re- SANFORD SHOW (WOUNDS Onposllc Dali Park cent article, raid that 4,000,000 persona vliited the ftate In 1945, ng * nearly 11,000,000,000, ncwnpaix-r predicta thi* popiiltitien influx and monetary »prcc will .ceitainly ex­ ceed last yoor'*. Many hotYU at Talin Beach, Miami and St. l’eter»burg open­ ed Nov. 16 — a full month ahead of the nnrinnl time — to accom­ modate the visitor*. However, New York representative* of many Florida hotel* declined yesterday to predict a record season. According to Hairy M. Paulten, president of the American I Society of Travel Agents, the Florida holiday »ea*on will bo "very attire." "People have money, and a de­ sire to go plncr* will allow them to spend a t re inendop* lot of It," be said. "The urge' to keep up with the Jone* *hould make Florida’* season very ptoiper- . HTATK *H o a D i. Tug-of-War Is Shaping Up In Capital Politics M'aatlaa-rt Imm ease I l olausc ha* been adhered to in the past. But fb< <■'< pioposul would chan-'e that H’ e-up ,to three Reput llcan* and '.vo Democrat*. • Reece ha* interpreted the bipatt- I i*an clause to i i-an lb »l the party - * in porter in Congress should hold a majority of membership in these agencies. Homo observer*, how­ ever, limit upon (Iris political hair­ splitting b« the onening wedge to the eoniing lialtle lictwecn Ihe I Chief Executive end ihe new He* i publican Connies*. Republican committeemen «t t | "tee I .1 tending the Nn'imial I'oinmtUee meeting now living held in Wash j inxlon interpret the dcnmriil tliif way: They say tbeii Cb«lrmnn f obviously js.serving notice «n Mr.j Truman ttiat unless he name* Ha* , ^ J t ^ v i J o ^ e a r ^ / c s un MCA. commi-iit.ii!s ho nmy find It tilfli tult tn get rv •ciiiive dejiarlme.it j appointiiitnr- unproved, such uv • w *- -« hose tn the diplmimlic service. ( At the |irc*'nl tiufe. ucrotdbgi t *o committee attache*, the ltepub-1 - a. v • _.. , iicnnt ate in'ereated in ,'t’ Uihg) ■ coot rid of only ilitec agencies— the Interstate Coumieire Coinnilssitin, Kcdi ini Trade and CnhimtiiTicalion* The-Kina Jlru*. (tuiiiiinrd eln-’ Commission*. However, it i» »ald wttli J<«- Mix, faiuuiis U\»U Uiat ihe general Republican- vjew Mulliluy lied will. I.e located of ;h is that momb.rship contiul also site acreeu vlai. Is euminf to S -hriild l>e Included in *urh agencies ford, the Hall I‘nek for pc.f ■ a* t lie- Hecnn-liucUon Finance aiires nl 2 and 8 I*. .'I Hunt* m Corporation, Lin Federal Security . IllOlingiime will opi-,s at I .m Agency, the fnmtnodity i tmlft* |> M Corporation anil mayte the Ni* There me llOO |ii'op!i ttavc!' tionsl Housing Agency witli tbr tiig show tin* sea-" The Reece proposal cnnir as * addition tn dll lilllpnatrra, Jta -i surprise to l lie meeting, which Nth I adveilixing turn who trov* Republican lender* hail expected advance Two y[o rial rtutvovwould-cover merely loulinc mill utillyeil tor tmtiaportatiuh ! ler». Il had Iteen planned lo^defei Ltllidted find fiftv wild m iiioj any Malctnen * mi national policy. arid tt luTif o f elejihnnis n»>* pr Chairman lit ie did propose cu■ tuieed. <fc npcraltoii wdb the hxcctltiw Indiuiut, suwtjuy*, cow girl-, t *bnnich bui n* tho same tintp h>‘ declmeil it wa* auitr prolraide th*j! dlffvrevces he'ween the T’ rosirten and Cmifies* would clop up— * he made H n'tin that the lie pub Bean* Inti aded |n folkiw their owi ___ program in y event. I Reece made it clear, however, i 111 that lh* Nminnal Committee doe- ||| cImxhc lamlldalc* nor bo!; them gel Humiliation*, hoverthis In,*, the mem! m indulged in tn* 'Imt-honurv'1 i>r«cMce of specula lion on presidential powIblHUa* f “ r j 1048 In the usual hotal lobby gath I Frequently mentioned waHarold E. 8iit‘ «ei», who la In Wa»h ' a f, I* HBHNDUN . A* .'|efk df r*liEt [tcUH f-inirt ( hi:\ i.t . . j f r A in lt n t iTiittiBY vii.iinny f*r Fiainlltr* nlttl . M ille t: Tt» < iiVTIlAI-rnlt* ttF F iC K o r s t a t i: r- K. I! AYLK8S. Chairman • .HKnNDON P. HOUJXKY, I*' Highway Bngtnei r Ktate D KPAKTU KNT -rr=rr:. OPENING ANNOUNCEM ENT. - 4 IL NICK’S y. OWN IC E C R E A M PLACE 414 5anford Avenue W e M n k e O u r O w n Ice C re 1 Comply With A ll Sanifnrj1 Regulations F O R Y O U R IC E C R E A M * N E E D S ■ ■• * Try N I C K ’S O W N A^l F la v o r* l.nle t to It. inrlaslre. Block 8. „ f U IJHT VVII-DMEIIi: h t'ttlr lV I• HO.N' aerorvting trr Ihe ptal Ihrre• f, rerrirdft ill pint himk ) . p»tt« It, public record* of Petulrtolt. Uoimljr, Florida. T h * name o f the rtmrl. the ahbravhvted lltle amt llie hnrubnr o f lh^ ran ar* s t i H i m r s »l forth. kV ITNKHM ilia -Hand o f th * t;|e»k ' rtttrt the- seal o f the I ’lieutt f-iurt -f Pemlnotr f*m inI) Florida, tli-l* I t il.iy of Novapihcr. A. t*. 1*1*. - ‘A IC E C R E A M .* -t T «ty Healthful 8>>e w w T H E F IN E ST IN B E D D IN G T ilt : n o * it i i r . r * h t h k w r* 11ak i —re, ITarida V s o m her IP tli * llt lV T P .M V IK AND « IIV S T III r r i u v IN N E R SP R IN G I'llO O ItA M r-er Irrt Mils will he r o r lv o l E SSE S ., i n firm *] DOCTOR’S D I S C O V E R Y e » 'k • from the lilruk Mungollbti •|v*ii-lcs ami rough tideis* from the I renterti« Us wild H’l’it show h ill led by -tor '\|ix, fumuu* star :*f lha ** vlng picluiev. *’ will lie a rpn id of ftiy o|fi.\Yt-t with iL< plc- BO X SP1 , . ■ -:>1j&.r H O LLY W O O b *BEDS FOR BACKACHES DUE TO KIDNEYS • If run* acidity of youturin* make* your beck *ch* to you fro*n . ., to you get up 3 or 4 time* a nifht to pet* water, now be ol *o»sl cliccf Three general urn* affu * fonour doctor noticed that liumtreds of hi* patientf had tint Isrkxhr. He corn pounded a medicine made of IA fief be, root*, vegetable*, betu m i - truly Nelure'e own way to relief. ! Th frmous Chtiatuvni fam ily o f Millionv have lived tt. The medkine I* K n. Itsh liideis. who net is con S»r Kilmct'i Swamp-Hoot- Inetanlly you take It. it Haiti to wutb Itnthlntcmt Ihot* reded to l.e Ihe nn.ei during glut e i.r u acidf t hat may eauMyour backache thrilling in tin* world; thr F ly in g . .. Inert avilli the Sow of urine to help ease burning teavetka when you p*M Jordan* and the Silver ton tn«if>l* that weter , .. end that bladder irritation that J iierinlist*; John (I'Urlrn and hit make* you grt up niahu. Caution: take at j litre i t v liorsm, and Velarde S is ­ directed. You’ll *ay lt*« marvelous For free trial *upfdy, tend to Dept. V, ter*, juvenile acrobat* on lb wire air ruining highlight* Kilmer (h Co., Inc., Box IMS, Stamford, Cono. Or—get 11.11 died bof tie of Swamp- U SE O U R B U D G ET P LA N . 4 .......... ......P A Y u r r r iiu e fm n lit i f* y > . nf the big show prnirrani. A S Y O U R E ST • 119 WEST FIRST STREET PHONE 1133 SUITS - COATS - MOST FURS r m u-M iiu-ujn w --!m AH l « t t » I I N « I M I N ftp C a l loin In the diet la beliaved U help prevent - tooth decay. I A M U S IM IN T IN IT IT U T IO N Speaking Of Saving Money get year wife's birthday. A belter tray and a marc plraaan1 | one H to plaea yet* fir*, wlmt >term Inaarmnce with va and (I tv year wife the dividend saving* fee • birthday prom t. 32 50 to 39.50 We cm itre yen a 14% cnah dtrldead tatiny* en fire and wind ■term Injurant*. O, M. Boyd * O*. 111H Ma(italla Arenas, Phen< SWEATERS 20.95 V A L U E S O N L Y 8 LEFT AAA GRADE BLOOD-TESTED NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS L is t ' OF FLORIDA Iteltl Sirfil fatal amuuftt of bld In­ serted an the caver of the proposal. Th* rlsht Is r(atrv*d to >•}**! any nr *11 bid*. LEGAL NOTICE oui." the committer meeting. Friend* of Staaaen on the com mi'tce nliMirved that the fori.ne Minnasota governor'* strength 1 the Republican party ho* Inrrcim„ , A result of the November elec lion*. Ileidaremcilt* In cojnmltte* mtmhtmhip» and li**w tnrnt »«*i» •* t to enmt* In through cn*nL*i airite trnvei norablp* have prnr fitted Sta**en_________ W O RLD ’S NEW EST! W O R LD ’ S Circus Coming Soon • Of • the 700 men student* at'rhta of flee from qoallfrtne Ceil' Bwarthmore college, 476 are re- tractor* anttl l«;3» A. M. tE. 8. T.f on thr lift* d.iy o f .Deombrr ||4( temrd »*rvieemcn. for lha'p*l'*v>rm*n*a of th« fotlotrlns » 1 • • s. •‘ More than "0,000 school* in the work: htath FfioJUirr jmnt Nt>a IJnlthd tftates nre, »er)fed ^entirely TiiO-ln; and 7701-101. Hoad No. or uartly by school buses. * Os. Orange nnd H-mliiole r*«,uniles. tretwrrn Maitland amf Hanford. Work tn consist of ismilructtas lime rock hare wldrnlnc strlp-s with Asphalt FonrVpte Hurfnia over N IN TH J r i i l l ’ lAt, C IIU.-tMT OF entire width of pavement, and InF Is illlH A IN AND FOH HEHIN- cldrnlcl llrm*. Th* Irtiirth I* ap(11.12 COUNTY. IN UllAN CKItV, prmhTialrl)' IM O mite*. A certified check In th* amuuat uf llt.M t will CAHB NO. 6la*. hi ri-iulre-l. KltlT TO g U IB T T IT L E JOHN K. DUMA It amt For each propoailt a . certified VIJ lit A HUM AH. til, w ife Check tn thr anmonr stated above Plaintiffs nmb pajahle tn tho Chairman of vs. lha tjlatr ftoad Tteparlno ht with U it IS t .'itU M E S cl ut*. the mctse.tr> Htali'a lrncumcniaiy Dcfcnitsnl*. Hrnmps attached mint arcorapany n o t h *; t o U ’ l ’ H i n euch tdd. All lortlftrd cheek ehall thi; htatk or fi-ohida, t<>! be certlflrd within 3d d*y* of the t.nl'lrl I liHIM KH ami n .U o N i 'll (iltIM K K hi* w ife If.tlv ltiu and d th far rcirtvla* bide. Ca-hler*' check* Will not be aceeplrrt TT>» if ilraij. thMr unknown heir* at fan, deviser*. lenNIese, nr * r » i i l« . s , chreke i>f Ihe two lowest bidden and dll peroin* having nr rlnlmlng will he deposited. All work tn he dons In accurdnnee to have any right, title, o r lnler**l ill and In l a i r I la M Block I nt with the Plane, Hpectflratioq* and V K * T IV IL D M K im HUHDlVIHiON, Hpedal Fruvtelont of the (Hate Itoavl Strordlnv tn the |>l.it thereof, re ­ lirpartmrnl. Special altenllon Is cord, d In plat bunk 3. pane V cntleil tn Hprclal Provisions which public r.riiiil* o f yemloota O u h ti. will be furnished with tarh pmpaaal. , Florida. Proposals will hr furalihed In NuTtiri: in H K itn u v o i v k n t o t iih a ik iv i: NAJir-H d k e k n h - QuallfjlPk- Funlrastora upon upptlA NTS lo f Its* an apiH-arartcr In this ration to this office F o il TIIB HI M suit yn nr Iwfore the IJtd day *nf OF II FOIt KACII PltOI’OHAI. 4>r-eriit.er l i l t els.- a d.i-rre pro PI,ins may he purrjiaaed Itnin this ri.iifrssii w ill 1-0 • nUred apnlh-l oftlre for Ihe epm of 14 far each y«n». Thr itjlu r * « f lilt* suit le to eel. No proposal will he Issued un­ -inlet the title In the sls ivr nnn.cd less request* for them are received |>l.-inlirrs tu th * Ddldwlng dr*. I 11,. U by this office at least II huure I eslstr. In Hrrnliiol* t.'tiunly. prior to the time far openlag bids. All t>kl* miitt show totals fur each Florid*, tn-wlt; ■, T A N , B LU E W IN E FUR TRIMMED COATS A N D LUGGAGE 79.50 V A L U E S 49.50 V A L U E S W eek O ld ... 15c 203-09 ednesday -____t-w : >- r> �THE WEATHER I (in lln o ftl iidld tem p er j lures, s u a ii r i f l r n i n i i u arul b rillia n t m oan* to Unity There la Strength— light night.* through Tuesday ex* To Prelect tho Feaeo of lire World) To PromoU tho r r e i r o i of America; To Predaee Prosperity for Hsnfonl) rr p t AN INDEPENDENT VOLUME X XXVIII Death T oll In *■' Established 1908 SANFORD, F L O R ID A NEW SPAPER ]3 Y e a r O ld Removing Hotel Fire Victim Climbs T o l2 0 Smoke And F u m e s Believed Cause Of Inquiry Is B e g u n Most Of D e a t h s h& - f A L'H l J 1 M, k B jh ■ JM •* jfl iSLJBHL 1 -jep^O ra ■1 ■i* A T L A N T A . Ike. 9. (/Vi— An Atlanta newspaper, The Jour­ nal, today said th(ee officialare believed “ In general agree­ ment** ’ Dial a cigarette earelitudy thrown into a inaltre— stored In a third floor hall*ay started (he Wineruff Hotel fire. The newspaper says an open stairwell 111 or 13 fret from the point o f origin permitted the flames to ssrrp upward through Ihe entire l5-*lorr building, and the paper adda that ipTenllgatota altiihule the b N T f lf>l* of life lu Him*) doors ou ihe rvuma. . ; vea tig n tfo n a w e r e o rtlc re tf ipto Ha tunlay’* disnstrous fir e .. F ir o T U liie f C. C. S ty ro n »n id t h a t moat o f th e dcn tlia resu lted from n irph yxin tioii l>eeause smo&c - and firmer had no way to escape from the build, jng. Styron said 17 firemen were injured, most of them l»om fume*, a* they attempted to fight Hurir way through the smokefilled passageways. The Sal vat Inn Artny, known for its t(uiet efficiency, took on just about the dirtiest job In the aflermath of the fire tsntl worked around the clock Identifying the almost unrecognizable bodies of lt.HllMH.il Oh I ' x r Kh. In A c c id e n t ither Throws C;»n i Of Oasoline Igni­ ted By B a c k f i r e; Hits His Daughter Flames Roaring Through Atlanta Hotel Lillie I'rlnta (Jofp, Ihrrr year "M CTiuluota Rirl. died aliorllt afU r 3 mo o'clock thin after lu>en at Frrnald - Laughlim Memorial Hospital fmm ic trir bums, due to having (wen arrtdentally *hn«ercd with flam I n f gasoline. Her father. Ed­ ward (lore, U still ronfinrd In { Ihe hospital with nrverelj jliutnrd hand* and arm*. Now that (He itrike 4, over -■v|wi:. ((cure that the n-day ■'aU oul i oh r icli nilte'i about 1132 'Hu-. New Yink . 1oolc market testate: cd gain- up and .down the (xwivi lodjy da Uir ptrensUi 0f irir coal strike m*Ulrmrnt , Nineteen day- ago, UHt.OOO soft coal mini t« were told by John l„ I j-»ci« that tlicii- contract with the gow-Mimont. hud become, a M'lap 11I papei \lino-t to a mail, tlicv ido-vod ilm noit m-triirtion* implied in that notice. They walked out *■) tin- mines and I'“sail a -11 it,, which -erhiusly np~et Santa Claus Is. coming- to town again on Dm . 94 st 1:00 P. M. to give s Christmas party for colored children st Third. Street snd San­ ford Avenue. There will bs a big Christmas tree set up and Santa will giro sway toys and candy. Shnts's earning Is sponsored bgr the Sanford'A venue Merchants who are soliciting donations and mfttributloiw froh all Interested peo­ ple. All interested merchants are urged to contact members of the committee In charge which lnelude Charles P. Bits, H. H. Hurs­ ton and Joe Mow. Permission has bean given by the City to block off the street end erect a Christ* raae trre There will be choir tinging by colored church groups during the lh, Tourist Program Russia Refuses Is Explained At Proposed Home Lions Cancel Plans Rotary Meeting Arms Inventory To Spunsor Circus I-Sm all Nofirro Child f Killed In Own Y a rd I V . McOrUt Jr, a three year old •Jjrgro boy o f midway, was wiled Friday rooming I t about 10:00 when he waa run over by a Chevro­ let truck entaring tha yard at hla Mack Booacr * cotorrd driver of Ute truck, reported that he did not are the child witert he drove tnlo the yard and Mid that the boy had In rome wey run into and was crushed toy the roar wheel of the truck, according to Deputy Hhfritr Jack TDCUm. , The accident TtUI Investigated fay (b ir ilf- Charles Rand. Deputy Hickson and Male Highway Patrol* man I*. C. Bender. No charges were Hot ' | | .,s o f inlay -mg til,it order just * they heeded the ,,,, \ m jjj) 1- 1 ' o k I,, 1 hen jobs ao 1 ,11,11 ami le.I,med (tiodtie'*'1-1,1'' him" tin* k,.-til nofk v.nr flit* 111111ITS tlf ’*| »»«*i VirKlnio, * twii hhimI nn|>nrtBnt 1 "».* viaiev Ksirly » aihnM#t| i **i ili»= Mi'***! par! hod uiiti (hr back-t*}- Ktfypt tiroes FfireiVn Wednesday Ni^hl «f mm fjiki ihi* » ‘ 1 * >• { ah 1*^ P'H Trtxqia lie Removed From A 1 i e n <>M Canceltktmh id |daiis f.n « : p” soring the Continental fin -i mj Sanford nevt Wi-din'-d.iy wn in* M tioioici-il by Hi-lily Witte, i * >i (S L t K K 8 UCCBSS, N > Dec dent „ ( the Sail fold Ion • id,,, 9. (A P I— A Bubi ..mindlee id w the I N appruvnl Imlsi j re - at ii-diioicr Molding In-Id t .lily . evening at tin- Seininide i < try roinnirndathm that mgndwr na­ t lull !* * * • »' tions begin a halnncrst with­ King I.ion Witte said thin this |,*,,|||u drawal o f forces duImiIi- tlw-ir decision had follow ed a run fur- ***>« I home bordeVs and begin gen­ eral troop deBiohtltfnlion. The ence with a icpiusi’iilalive of ihe Continental I'irvits aml wn- ,sed 1 1 / >1 amendment also 'provide* for early removal of troops at®- on the fw t that the King lh-th- y y I f Cirrus now‘ showing i" Sun- M ■ tionrd on foreign soil wHhuut era ford, hud iddiiiiied n Citv |".mil r, Ihe agreement of the gotenifor the l»ec. 9 dijle two mrniH concernrd. |irior to the dale planned t o the *“*| t'oiiliiw-iitnl Cirrus. King ' Vli ™I.AKK SUCCKSS, N er« uhlnitieil llieii Slat- i- mil i 0. Id't - Soviet It it ssi.i for Dec :t from Sia’ e Coi trtsf>; * tl iiMlInuft) *>n i ’ h>*ler C. M. Cay on Nov and: Continental got ttieir «ta», per-l |i mil on Dec. &, hut did not cure * " *’ p City permit. { Vlo Julian Stenstrom re-piested * that tho club devote more mter-i ||| The opening sesiMGn of tho cst to city nffnir* and told of “ Courtesy ClUtlc" will begin to­ the noavy duties perform, d by night at 8:00 o'clock at the Tour- city officials, lie |ir»l»r,l M iyor , ' u 'Ist O n lor and will lie conducted by Vernon T. 'tiiiu sril, business and sales executive, uruht the sponsorship of the Sanford Mer­ chants Association ami the Sem­ llivr!i mii * t. » i Httilft inole County Chamber *,f ( omlant Dk(*M * • »i * v merce ns pari <•* Cmutesy P.jMMiH‘M .1 ’ *•**' Week,” so proclsime*) by .Mayor ptinv iPv I**1«** i1 Wall lull ft. II. J. GuL "Fhr* |*iiwt*i fill S i1'11\ i ti*»Ir The concluding session of in­ fuUHnc'k | » l* * h i* fIn* * « v struction ’ in salesmanship and thi* lw»ri »nln pa\ < "selling you; personality will, four iiiiiTkcr# ah*1 a'ldtil * come tomorrow night at the 4s.1.11»*Mrs! i»M IMa** ►*' same time- City employees, in­ cluding police and firemen, who are unable to attend the evening sessions, wUl receive instruction ■ t special 4:00 o'clock afternoon I i:\ N h llltl I ,i-i ninny, I •••■ 1,K HAVilK, France. Dec. 9. sessions on Wiednesilay snd • l*i \ big trtin-1'..rt plnu< > T *)—The former German luxury Thursday, according to n * y di"|'|*i'*t down out ol ihe nkic. liner Kurono is resting "o Ihe Manager II. N. Sayerlie,*, today unit iiiiUuulcd ilu lii bottom of the harimr at l-<- I lavra Uiu mill ehildrgu of Antcrp ut today. The liner sank after TA O 8 TOLEN iitllttarv |H*r.1011111*1 to nnlve . County Oaeniiuitoticr J F Me* breaking from her mooring» und .ut, I In* rrtm.l of niuthors nnd Clclbtnd reported to police that hU crashing Into Ihe wreck o f. Ihe ■liddrrn. I’J in dl, i ii.licd nut *l 1947 license tag bad been stoDn sunken -French liner. F a r" Th* 49.000 Ion ship turned to I2.VMI averaging 41375 eudt nu t tl.*- plane into Hie arms uf wiitfrom U»e seat of KU automobtlo wtitle It was parked behind his over to the French and rechiisten- 4d home loiit" auKHintln: to uii* soldier huthnnds. The chil l 1173.301 with an av.-ruge of t l 7i:i .Vi li i, tail urnund Hu- an fetid Ink Dome st 309 French Avenue on •d Llhcrte after the war. mg their first look at tlcrfftiiuy The French News Agency says each, make up *he hdal , Friday afternoon. I liouaaiHls of other wives nnd The tag was later found by the liner brake loure World War II veirratvs lu 57 *t» youngsters have truveh-d to tin Francis Pesold, employee of the moorings at'the Fre"ch ,loc,t» norttn-m ami central count'* ’ wept FJorkla had Unrrtr^ed tilipraxht(m« - fiuijy l*y *cu bill tin- plane w.i MoCrory &***■ ’‘•t"0 n *° during a storm. It TTte Herald office With the nnuest across tin* harlair ha«in where It ly 37 iniljlim tlolhr.i (rrxn li'iutlm: Hu. fust of a sen.' of legulmlv UUt the owner U* deicnnlned. smashed against the hulk **f the aarncies throusli Ht»- V'A hy Hrw 'ilnnlulnil ftigld* for lii*. depend cuii uf Anieriiiiu persnonel. Parts. A huge hole was torn.In 30, Anderson rr|s*n,cl the side o f the former 4hiro|ia at i ; *n>nic kiuns were for Homes, the level of the engine room. Hie farms and .huHis--'*.. itotne lo.in. _ ship sank in the basin four htmrs totalnl t25,255,3.111, huslrav" kam . Utar. Experts said they hopo •UH.095. and fann F a t" «nl.v| tha shtn can I f refloated. A ll neraons aboard the I lbert# rnlH.ON, Frame, lire. U. {/V. The discovpfJL of an oil spot on the ocean's surfa<‘e en*|sd hope f**r H» inert aboard u French subSTORK KOM>t:l> marine which had been missing The Outlet Dry Oood* more at since Thuredav. The undersr.i. 330 Banford Awnue was 'c'Uerfd craft, a former Herman U-boat, and rototoed Saturday night try u ." on n feat run out of-Tpulon thieve* who entered'by a fan vent when it dissplH-ureii. Sen rib between two buildings, snd KM plane* and vessels discovert*,! an away with U,men's suits « top ell -put 309 yards, iieross over .i coat and two pair of black [rants, depth o f 800 la 1.(8id ynnl*. and it waa reported to police by Manual naval nuthariltc* said (hat sam­ Jaoohaun, owner.. H ie rubbers got ple* of tin, all leave little tlnohl away by prying open the i-creon that it rnroe from Ihe misting door and double wooden door. . submarine. Europa Sinks During Storm At Le Havre 1’ 'Coal l(" ' ttn-iig Ho none-, tli.it rropeurd i jiih i, nilm*» of the ,**- mine, owned I'd deid .... . ' . I lone- and I i'igtd , -i■. j t;, .,,1.1,. Steel. i'- I h. ' I' -l-uigli -Ii-el t'toiluc"*g m* i ""J, i - ->li|•!«- of mine* tailed l-> 001-11. till! work i* to he te -iiitied Itier,1 ,. mm.i, Bs the m met * get ,din ml mitiie from tile ulliini lo’iiif. iiii-anutide, continued In mark Tmo to In., *- now ie-tmg ” ,t i, ih. ..... ■ I. i-io i si itiunaf. the -wipii-oo * *ll ha t.eeil ask­ ed i > lie ii i . I . w . case, to .1. ■Id. « .. I l. * .... guilty ! . ntcll.l.. ..... . -lint if the com let loll [ I ' Ihe h e jlj fillet! ■lapio-d • l.- «t» out ihe union ale |I,||.|, the While H.'ii.t- i.s keeping it< ftilriict' uIhuii the ‘Adminiitrat iAir’s .linein smashing the soft _ci.nl .trike I're.ideiitial -secletaiy I’ lmrles Itoss wus asked m hi. lign in in.ii. conference l"»lnv it tliei .■ in . anything new a ■.*al. '.ii It*... ninety nulled aiid declined t*. 1 1.iniiieiit Nrllh-S would In * ommeui **n .IrVelopmint. lea.ling ■t* I.evvlV iteci- Courtosy Olinic” To Open A t 8 Tonight Santa Plans Visit For Colored Children ' ■1 ’011 ■ economy 1 1 11, ....... o -.o !l"> Iti. rv.-. Itot condition wa. lepm ed to In- i I dll'111 Mi lto|t H employ la* of the 11* I d-i e lire Tqyr&l .Vljik iVJU*et (>n Wednesday P.M. !'■• bat til da t ' In*1 a el e l.dd to go l,'“ 1 a .11, Hi, o iih*i ciiniing ■ lie 1 aid; lilunkt-l* w r i tat » fioln I itc Fold and put moo . i hei to put out tin* flames, v Fiinald-f-auglllon Hospital wh* -in* w « , Irraicd by P i It. Three Celery Fed Grid Men Named On A ll-N E C Team Armilagt* Announces j l 7-Day Strike Ends As Miners Return; Walkout Cost Each Slriker Over $1.r»0 W A S H I N G T O N . D ec. 9 — id ’I— T h e S u p rem e C ou rt iim m uncetl to d a y it W ill r e ­ view a ca se in v o lv in g th o rig h t o f fo re m e n to jo in unions am i b a rg a in c o l­ le c tiv e ly w ith e m p lo y e rs . I t also ih 'citleil t o - r e v ie w th e John L. Id'wi.s co n tem p t case. Thu high c o u rt w ill hear arguments by both udns on A three year old girl wo* m cally burned shortly Uf./ie tp-m, today when the wit* accidrutnih dtrDrlird with burning gnsehmcontaimd in a ipiari can wfikti wni flung by tier father. Kilwiiol lion- *>f Chtilumu,'After (he go line bad luvunic ignited 11* •• wan at 1mint ing to prime the motor of nis V-tt_ J-’pid IriKth, paiki-d in tho vacant lot behni 1 tin- .Sanford Hoick Company. According to Fire Chief M. N. Cleveland, who Investigated the accident, Mr. time, when he flung away tin- hurtling ran of Caroline, did no' know that the child was standing In-hind ,limt_ Mr«. Hole', at U»w lotto, —os — poitid to have been at tile win*of the car iipeiatiiig the -larti and tin- motor backfired. Sc rr ain, of the child -elit Inn'*, by,lamlci* anil nVorby wolk* ATf*A N TA .,* Dot*. 0— </P) — The Witfet'off Hotel fire death toil climbed to 129 today 115 city and state jn- foggin ess Court Sets Jan. 14 ng On Lewis Case G irl Burned m ■ - c o m ld m b lr M O N D A Y , DEC. •». 19-IG ■ A tlan ta’s Fire $ D A IL Y fu r «*rr thr north portion afain toIilrht. Kantrrljr » Ir «K rrnUe to murfcrate cnrr tlir north portion and niodrralo to frr«ti over the •outIt purllon, • 4# CI i^ians A re Made In SeminoL ' It ,rt , , i I*. mi. was |.|i‘|»*..d . j undidj’ i- t..r iin-sj. dent id lb, 1 lilted Stales by .t (.ID Auto W alki'ts-kical .if 1.300 Kell A ii< toft Kmfdoyrs. An fiHtclnl t*f the local, John Nluturski. said the local was 1 U0 pcici lit fm ls*wis tu run us a National l.nt or I'nrly enndidate. the higlight* « f Hit* He adilrd that the l.orul had iitiif- [true. |'i, : him ic |ius..eit *i tesulution >*• Hurt effect. f uiiilv of i-ipieitriuni: m oii lion. Oim tiitni,. I t imblrt ilo Fot ("A l.m vn .1 TM IIKAD I’ AttADB i.*. ilmmpi..** o f ih* MIAMI. I ’,'. i I*)—Govenor '■*i -. ihe M|i,i.i *i **tipi. lb,* I'null! trio, 'Itlbvi.l I t ildwiU " .g o in g *.a II ii'll) Wil* Mi... Jic.id tin. King Orange'* parsdo !li-,. [min-,l a irio ii'ts; tlitongli down),mu Miitntl on New ihi- ft nillilni' gym iia.l. Neat'* iiu , it 'via* uiiiiouiiced -j,- . of clowus bi-0ile,I today. The Orange Howl Com* tnlflce mill that Hie imrade wilt Want. iIn- iliuw'i stellar fru­ consist of Pa units, tinnds, floats it* huge double men- and niaidung group*, with tha ..te than I'm' bints aiui Oranxe Howl l/iiecu Mmy Delma .11,ru'd from the five Hi ire us the parade's climax. 7'he fliuils will be in th* theme will tie oil display if u-mtgerii* tents. A iii.ui* nf I lie IP 17 Orange Howl Festival iKi'iiiti'tia t* a gnu or of "Fan America." Ten floata > from Africa. Duly will pay specific honor to Latin kuotVii I** in- in cap- American countries. o'ii. tigets, itantai, it in-: Pears, camel*, It, iol.lilioii to the .iflenuHin |H'rf..i niai , c another evlgbillutr tyill l*e given tonighl. Door* to t h e no m i , cm- will l*e opet'etl nt 7 p, in. A concert of popular ntui ojH'i aiit- Mjtraic will he given by Fr*.f. I.ee Hilirhlr) and hi* military hand preceding the even­ ing performance which will atari prompdv at 8:lh I*. M. ■ ♦'Floyd King, one - ,,f the broth, vr* who foiitiilerl the cirrus 27 years ago. mm* in Hanford today. “ Thi. i- cur (list visit to Sanford rim ■ l*'.’ *'. Ih e cjly ha* grown % t *»rtllnurtl Hit r i | i l utir �t PACE TWO , THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA MONDAY, D c C . 9, Iy46 IN SID E SPORTS REPO R T Turning to the New Year's Day football contest* wo find that’ tho professional odds-maWer* are al­ ready coming up with prices on the larger contests of tho dsy. The • oslds placed on three copied* ' teems a bit nut of line in our '& it t l| illo n . • . The “ liookles" rale Illolnnls a I H point favorite over U.C.I-A. . which is surpr^ing since the Letter season rycuid and alto the climate will favor the West Coast team. Georgia is favored hy |3'4 points over North Carolina, which Is a slur on the Nor h Carolina team that isn't Justified. Georgia should be favored but not by such ■ decisive margin. North Carolina has completed a very successful year, losing only to Tennessee, | and then by the narrow margin of a points. . ■ Louisiana is rated » point* hstlrr ‘ Cotton than Arkansas ‘in the Bowl, and perhaps no raise a serious uuarrel with thst figure. Hire is listed as a 5‘ j off-ridc. In. each instance, it oast ui five ydrdv and biought \ u sinia a first down." Little has long heen advocating that the hall Ih> taken in "0 yard* from tho sidelines, after an out »• -hound* plav, insteait <u la yarnA* head of the footluill coaches rules committee, Little say* the point mentors favor n rule which denies a recovering team the right to advance with a fumbled lateral, hut which declares all other loose football* may he picked up and advanced, it possible. Tho substitution rule n'*n dro’» numerous comments. Hill Alex­ ander1 of Georgia Tech is opposed* to free substi.utions because, as he puts it, coaches tend to ubu|e jt in an effort to mastermind from the bench. Fritz Cri*|or of Michigan, Howie Odell „ f Vale I and Dana Bible, of Te * as all fuvor free substitution. In fact, Crider favors a rulo that would permit the Insertion of three players without* jHtnulty whenever tIvr ball chnages hands and the clock. Is runnihg. ♦ Ihrnie illerman of Minnesota1 wants to do away with the.clock entirely and have n quarter coilsisl of 40 plays. Another suggested rule change would declare the ball dead if the pigskin were blocked or fum bled on the try for estra point Basketball Coach States N .Y .U . To Have Good Team Dr l^onsrd Barker . Cfptnmetrisl, Eye* examined—Glasses 203 H. Orange Ave. Orlandos. Florida . Phone 4SS7 As Lewis Ended Walkout TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PACE THKLI FIRE and AUTO Firemen Assist Fire Survivor s ARTICLES FOR SALE Lisgustrum and crotous, rooted, 25c each. Mrs. Geo. McCall, 2209 Magnolia. 8 H ELP CASH -DIVIDENDS TO rO LlC T HOLDERS ( not mCOQPORATIo) W ANTED 'SA T PROFITAHLK WtiitK FOB YOUNG MEN IN JAPAN All Expenses Paid and 190 per Monlh 8ITTINO IN WUU headquarters tn Washington, John L. LewU. preaident of Die United Mine Worglr* Union, la shown na lie announced liir end of tint walkout o| 409 000 soft awF: miners. He said he was taking the action pending corydderntlon by iho Supreme Court of the government-union legal battle. - f International Bcmndpholol A T New*feature* Snorts W ri’ cr NEW YORK — Howard Calm, whom he considers "the greatest and yet stay .within the* ruh.'. Hays Cold well: “ In our game engo coach at New Y’ork Uni­ basketball player in the World with Virginia; we WcrV com­ versity, wears - - n .pernetunl -- -smile .... today." Gold*mi h set the LIU ’ ' rounds into shape pletely taken in. Virginia used a* hr quintet record of 305 point* last PACKAGE STOR.IV i tho T • formation.-and on four VS approaching ba-trthall year. , ’ • I'resident Ti.noun'* nominee flAtf St A8CACI *100. f l t O M f W occasions they faked ttlsti from wars, for his vflnb -shape* up as- - At St. Francis in Brooklyn^ nil for Amhnv-ador tn Brl ain, O. t)iu VT",th«n merely shifted into the powerhoo'e of a talent fj*j, |,*t yetrt’s starters will Max Gurd ner, wo* an outstanding a kick formation to draw our lino ••tie •M'* re urn, Inst only two are expected athlete at North Carolina -Sta.e Me never had so many good p, liiaao Joe ’ Brennan's squad, College. Ho was a -slap' football players at one time mi all my 24 New cage mentors will take player and vva* known as the years of coiphing at N Y U ," over at Manhattan and Brooklyn only man to be elected captain lann »a>» gleefully, and a sur- College. Both will have grecti Vcy shows that fine player*are. „ |uads, Ken Norton Inheriting Lcller Writing there In abundance. ‘ only*five lettermcn at Manhatton Mtlrrs and Post Cards A< Fonr atartem, I h r I ud i n g ami . Julie Bender 'having only Prompt and Efficient One D smooth Rid Tanenhaum, from the. four experienced hoopsterir. nt 1015-40 NY'U outfit that*wnn 19• Brooklyn. of 22 game.*, are hack, along Temple looks like the cj»j* of with a host o f former hoop, the i’hiladelphia area, w i t h cago, III . They are: tr.nds—Bob 116 N. Park Avenue grrata who_ have returned from * IVnn favored in the Ivv league Sknglmid ami lloh Walsh; Tacthe wars. Conn's chief difficulty scramble. tic*_Zig gy Szarobski, George has been keeping the ucoltli of Syracuse will scml the str»n|ftnlpli McGehre, and Kell 1 material In action. r*t up state New York aggreGuards Bill Fisher ami I Yrtrran* go n o ,,n tho floor and CornrII. Conn >r; Center—.Maily, N Y U ’s sturtmg quintet pndia **Hh Irwin Allersim returning, and Austin McNirhols; bly will comprise Tanenhajm * w,|l be tough. •>ger Brown, Mike SwiAdolph Schayes, Joe Goldbtein Went Pointer* iiul Ijirry Goutre. and Don Forman of ln*t year** Stn Holcomb opens In* second team, and Buy Lumpp, stnndmit year at Wes. I'oint with a dc Hal till? puuili'r applied with a hoop sUr o f the 11)42-13 outfit plc'etl squad Glenn Davis will Ollier Veteran* are Fred Ben- * iiiinie in truck, hut two other puff, «lu|>» perspiration inlor and Limited Num)> anti, Joe Dellonis, Jim Began, i football * nr* will play on the it non it mutiny. Tom Kelly, Sam Both, John O'- quintet. They are Arnold Tucker Connor and Jo« Dolhon, reserve* and Jim Rawer?, Gal your order in early. We are filling orders as they from last year; Harry la-ggi-tt. Ben Curnevolu lake* the roachKtanley Danto ^ ami lloh Mulier ing rein* at Navy, nml off what from 1942, Frank X'asucci of he did pi Nur.h Carolina, thu iV .r ""•* John Derdfrian and Middle* slnuld do all right. *17 E. 1st Slreet Phone 1186 Billy Well* ,.f 1944. Boston ( „Begt will come up unlv "tie new corner will grace r|„. rallcsl player ie *quad n Ubur l.umpp, broth ground n n foot, one hlranre er of Itay, who performt-il *cn- *• , sationally In Artnv basketball h . ; r. while DartnlWth, competition. . a*t year , Eastern IntcrchlChief threat to NYU basket- V 1* 1’' h"il'l,T; , wi'1. ,K' hall supremacy in ihe eastern ■‘ T**?,' \U wl" ' ,lol>- tro ” will I... r'ii. r..n..........I___ and Harvard S ODDITY Mimeo^raph Printing - Seminole County Credit FRUIT CAKES Phone 10* 1st Cavalry Division— first to reach Manila, first in Tokyo. Its men wear Distinguished Unit citation* for action o n ' Lox Negros, Kwajaleln and Loyt*. Today, they're in Japan, and If you are otherwise nullified you can -be one of them! Sports, entertainment and travel opportunities are hi. hiv devel­ oped In this division** a, to. Luxurious hotels, t h e a t e r s , swimming pools, tennis elub», go lf course* and ball parks provide more choice qf pattime J than >ntnl-nii 1 st* llwi tsasMSMt . than la is enjoyed hy the K averago civil inn at home, 'r—. High overseas pay (20',’» above domestic base pay), excellent medical and dental care, good food and lodging an a generous retirement plan make this op­ portunity too good to miss. Young men who car, meet pres­ cribed standards, and who en­ list for 3 years, are entitled to designate the 1st Cavalry Divis­ ion (Mechanized) at time o f .enlistment. Initial training given Irefore departure from U Get full detail* at Army Re rruiting Station, 9 Rutland lluihlinr, Orlando, Fla. WHISKEY A NRIMAN HURRIES IN VAIN WITH AN IXTIN0UISHIR to flghl flames in auto which crashed with two otherl on Houle 4 approach to the George Wajhlngton Bridge, near Cnglcwood, N. J. Five personsVere killed and SRven injured in the three-car thowdead were two ss**” nten, auto, |»«*ainn passing W another • •••••• ••• crash. »• «■■»■*< Among •••» www w »»• •*»» l whose «•»••••( IIVIIIWI* 00 tllC riff lit shlo thin and anti pulling In ahead ska. 4 ofI*It, was !blamed . by police ( fna il.a ... . .. _l locked right cutting In for the tmashup. rru. The a..... two car*, westbound, btimoerr, hurdled asafety Island and crashed into an castbound car carrying six passengers. (International) undemanding ate thr IhuiiIs that hting Kj t am|West, or youth and age, ingcthrr in tins photo. Bishop Albert Hr,Men, toper*, visor, of St. Joseph's llnrpital tti Yokosuka, comforts an ailing Jap. anese child. Ills sympathy for tho>« under Ms care has won him scores of friends. (International) HIS ItOS PARALYZED tiy shrapnel Ambulances Jam Streets.. A fter Hotel. Fire. '* - * « • *- **' * PBi&kti STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE PACKAGE STORE 410 SANFORD AVENUE Roy JohnHon’s (■rill S P E C IA L K£*» u l a r ' KOBB’S) *H(>ME •BAKERY u i i m ™ , ! 8 w a t c h as ambulances begin the grim ta*k If removing tin vrctim* of thr Hirtoi Wnecoft in AtUau. Ga. A Jump net med by Bremen to catch guexu Irapuu from ihr r:n< nuy be seen at lov^r k f. Many of Die ImppM guralt )um|*-d to Uiclr death International - Where Trapped Hotel Guests Leaped To Doth Dl*ath The- Itev. Stephen Rodin w;s the fir*t Ituman Catholic nrieit ordnjneil in tin* United States.'" The Gicat Lat e* nrc in the U. R, sunu of lowe- t nnnuiil evapvratlon YAkD LE Y VENETIAN BUNDS Tlie mm| hrautlful blinds made Wood • Alunitnam • Steel Cost no more Ihtn ordinary blinds. f . W STEVENS. Esrlmlvs Rrp. >U IV. Rnblnson — Orlando That S h o w A Glow of Wormlh and {Love. You sUal nave time —bat not too much time, mind you—to •hare fn this great event. Thin offering of Fine Qa a It I y lamp* b tlir result of many seeks of most’ caretul an 4 discriminating shop­ Ping. W e bMUra «* (PURE SURE P R E V E N T IV E S E R V IC E CRIME is increasing B O S E I. lN b r U K ’IA.Nfil .Kil • diMStinu* lire had •*< pi thr dotermliieU • BUFFET, SUPPERS ■* 7« 24 jft jj a m_ML 11 r !!5 N2 ZD u« * f ,toort <*f ‘ he Hotel Wlneooff tn AtlanU window and crtutMd fhrough the canoOy covering the marquee over U»e -ntmnte to torn "tPhlJ1* *» shown Yn till* view o fu ie exterior o| Uie building. More than no pen • OUTDOOR USE? la Deafened N ow H e a r W ith Tiny Single U n it sounds. It la • hearing device so small that It fit* In the hand and enables thousands to enjoy ser­ mons, music, and friendly com­ panionship. A e c a p t e d by the C O U R T H O U SE C O R N E R . P» Remove Body Of Fire Jump Victim \ r l k C H R IST M A S A ll The Y E A R 1 | ,Y i ’i • WRITING TABLE T H E F IN E ST IN B E D D IN G BOX SP R IN G S HOLLYWOOD BEDS tlon. This device does not require •operate battery peeh, battery wire, c«ie or garment to bulM jt .weigh you down. The tone la clear and powerful. So'made that you can adjust It youraelf to cult '• i.* f1<I espUIn how you may get a full demonstration of this re­ markable hearing'device In. your own home without risking a penny. Write Beltone today. SKMINOLKTIRUSliOl M*diintt> Typewriters AUXILIARY SERVICE Science haa now made It possible tktniM. a S oiiiu IjiI ujI oi • RECREATION ROO • S T U O T iT A llE f' •M IDNIGHTSNAC FToor Lamp* from . alter iMiinrdJatrh U SE O U R BU D GET P LA N ANDREW CARRAW AY AGENCY A S YO U R EST “ S«nford'» Big Friendly Furniture l & & 0 9 E. l i t St. seeoff Hotel tn AtUnu. Oa. ii“ guesU. sleeping at the 4/MenuUlonat .auun<H>l**o) « 119 WEST FIRST STREET ....................: , PH O N E '1133 A M t t f t K r z n a n d i f i f N M i i M f i i f K i K M A f K f ii K n f n a i K t i n n i u n ! U s . K » N K M N K f U f M N f M �THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA J ■•* T h e Sanford Herald Russia Refuses Death Toll In “Troposed Home Atlanta’s Fire Arms Inventory Climbs To 120 brtfAtho.1 more- easily today* na 400,000 coni miners return to their pits and the fuel which Is so vjtnlly needed to Rive warmth throughout the world and to provide the means for producing the necessities of life once attain Is beinir dug out o f the Rround. It will be n fnr happier Christmas for everyone thnt it has pleased Mr. Lewis' fancy to give thia nntlon n breathinR spell until March .11, 1947. . . The million men who had been laid off in allied industries can now return to work. Tho ten million men who wouid soon have been laid off, hhd the strike conu’ .ua re . KlV?n n. rePr,eve' The freight embargoes which threatened to eave our stores bare of merchandise hnve been lifted. So have the dimout regulations and the transportation ^restrictions. The ships carrying food to | ™ roPen"* now "all. Veterans anxiously rcompleted. Z n ef[.4heA 0n*trV «Ct,0n pf thelrproduction h° mC8 Wil1 8ce thin work The nation resumes ir w .ii.m i miners. It is too bncf that the a NIW IYSTIM TI^MID "BOO” (fog Intensive dispersal of) clears the fog >t decide whether the mlnen **?,yJ or ,nbound P‘ loU under zero celling conditions at tha Landing i week IUI Mr. Lewis said o r H Aids Lxperiment Station at Areata, Cal Top, numerous gasoline burners prnment ln«i«ta: o r whether Shnic PT iUSf h*V ,u"lclen‘ * dissipate fog long enough to allow the takeoff fil la holntu *• n ®*n e r th e ir nr landing of a plane. Bottom, a twin-engined C-47 comet In for a land• the nntlonftl ttvernge Ing wilh the aid oflbc soriahUr. dancing flames. OatcrnaitoMlt eir work is any more hazardousi * find men, the "hot stick” linexOne seventh o f ’ Oppnnicfl, truck drivers and taxi in northern Ireland we , whose accident rate in the highduring World War II. lilnr (luestions pertaining to Mr. m* wcploded. nnd ‘since they are tisiderod by the Supreme Court, reus ought to appoint n .special to explore the record* of the id determine once nnd for nil theirs and wherein the public's Did you notice that picture otf John L. Lewi* In th# paper the other night? If he didn’t look JJk# the devil, we nayerisaw any­ one who diil. _ W# have l>een hearing _ a lot about proposed freight rate re­ duction* in Ihe South during Hie Uat few years, and a numbar of our more popular politician* have been capitalising personally »n the prestige which these “ pro­ posed reductions” gave them, but the Interstate Commerce Comini*- portunity anoveralon announced‘ ■ last wee •II freight rate boost of 17.fl pel h M r i f : " esnt. well the port said. “ Ms never I*, but always lo be blest . . The Civic Music Association it M ducting a drive this weak to **efi season' tWVeU to » .numbsr • f concerts by well known artist* here thia winter- We hope every­ one who is Interested in music, ar everyone Is interested in tusking Sanford a better town in which to live, will buy tickets to this series, for tha character and qual­ ity of the eoneerU a* well as the particular artist* who will corns hare, will be determined to a certain extent by the number of ai I * 1J L ' l i e l k s t i n n r a if r" “ ' ' " " " p * * ’ ■STALIN'S ILLNESS DENIED LONDON, Dec. !), (4*) — A Spokesman for the Soviet Em­ bassy in London said toilay Prem­ ier Stalin ii “ In the best of health.” add that rumor* of hi* illness are 'dirty speculation" or­ iginating from Ankara. Mcunwhile, a Wfinr, m London newspaper " UT t a V ”Mid — A . _____ I i L . a l l . It has learned that Stalin Mo:i % will retire front1supreme control. ami wil) carrv on in the role an elder statesman. ___ H U N T IN G f o n < nations on tha sit* question. So far, th* United Stales has stated only that It favors the East Coast are*. p,flyinR in one of Doyle's t f f - * Peanut, » tub on peanuts nmontr some s % , " nH,cni on dietarign grounds. Itolwrt Newman. Jr. ami Donald llisliop, J, entrrtninnl l.vtt K»iJack Wvxxtruft, returned Sunday 1day evening honoring t'lyile Ter- tmni Oalmwvilie alter rgjftidliu if [ willlgar. J,«. at .Mr. NVwiii.m'* tile wCekriMl. TUESDAY ■I I III.Il||. j „ t {u > , l*«|||| t. J| arrived ut 7:t»t» ! "VliK'k ninl were *lmwn to the h I nuldnnt terrarb in the liarkyai I. *• |A long tulde covered with bright it ailcliith, mid rolnrful chairs were plnrtvl hi front of the fireplace*. A rcnlcr|ii.-<i-, typical of the uutj limn seaSun, ,In .n « t*■>I the table with InlrninThere will be a board meeting of -ihy Sanford Garden Ctntr a; tnnv Ilumhurgcr* were rooked inti A. M. at the Tburlat Crater. m i veil with I, deliciuu* picnic -upper uml after rating, singinr wa* vnjoy4,| until a later hour. The circles of the Garden Cluh Ihe li<>*l*. presented Mr. Tciwill meet aa follows. Azalea witti willegal with u large silver cock­ Mrs. J. H. Young at 8:00 P M . tail stiakei ut the end o f the Central With (Mrs. H. M. Papwortli evening. I h<we invited to !„• with at 10:00 A. M . Dirt Gardener wtlii the goe-t of honor were Braxton p r s Charles Gian at 10 OO A M . I'vrkin*, dr., Ilouglii* Steiiatruin. Hibiscus wlUt Mrs Sclh Woodruff •lenry Wight. II. • John Pope, at 3:00 .P. M . Magnolia with Mrs Itoliert Wilson, James lT n p i» W. a William.* at 2:00 P. M Pale Scott Jr.. iKilward lli-gim , Rore with Mrs. J. D. Woodruff nt Jr.. Ifithnrd Blown, T. K. Tuck­ 10:00 A. M . Jacaranda with Mr., er. McKay Tnlluck, C. K. Sp*tnFhed OMus at 3:pO;PL<1(. Mrs J. U cjtr, Jtavid Smith, ilichnrd lira*, Ed In'vy-Wlnlmr, l»r. Clyde Torwillegnr. Sr., Barry. I,ec, Jr. Wai­ te, Haynes, Jot- MeCa*lin Al Wallare Ouy Wood, Juck Woodruff. I(iil«rt ( on,ilk J. W..AItinati and Henry Carroll. . , Trip Our Ada iillioule llalleiv OM l-c Barker Colley L% visiting nU parents. Mr. and Mia. W. M. Colley, of Osteen He Is » tat lone,I i t Puerto Rico with the Navy Enx P. M. Williams spent Hie weekend with his |iarenla Mr and Mi*. Voile Wiilinms, Sr. nt tlieii liomc at 60J Magnolia Avennr Miss Pittman Honors Miss liillic Braswell upils of (srnminar School ICxhihit Arl MU* 111 HitIlnuswell. whnstmairlage « .,, nveutly aiiiifluneed ».i> honored on Thurwlsy ,.vridny h\ Miv, Jewel Pittman «t Ihe heme of her aun: and. uncle Mr. antt Mr- n c GruhAin. in thflr home ill JtM Weal Twvtltlrth 8tre*f IViieh tailored ctadipul-es am' •:neiirij fonn-d ttiu lovely tlm*rnlit.n- in :hp psrtv room*. Hrveral games of bingo were enjoy*d.with file prize* bring won by MK.He..no. Li'u .uul '-l,-- Braswell. A< III- end (f llrr games a *i.rprb • nn-erlltinron* *lm» *r *a » J;lvrn Ihe lumor gnext Ml*» Iblinwn present An atlraclhe art exhibit of rrayon drawing* by pupUt hf "the Sanford Grammar Scliool- ha* been plscrd in the window of ’ the KhtriiU PoW(tr mvl Light Company office. . Art rheme* reflect tl»e Ohrlstnuu jplrtt with thq ■ptree Wbe Men reeking the star' of B-thlehem; there ar<- animal character" from Aire*- tn Wondertamt” »n j Vrtfefable and fruit drawings made In eirtinrcHoit with health tmprovejnrnt ■'turtles Of »peel.* I tnt'rr.'t nr* ■°tne -ntitll 11,(11 llgures mnde b' ! fir detent» e,1 her wnh ,* p;r< > **t f,ei ejr<r*ei Early correction of any ir­ regular or nhnormal condition is important for rontlnued go*al health nnd huppines*. .Excessive, 'modesty hs, no ulace hi-ie. The iloclnr can rrnti symptom* and begin cure* which ulsy tie simple if begun • arlv. No el ret msy lead (it dif­ ficult, lengthy treatment which even then might lie (■> no avail. Tea; is believed to have orig inated in south central Asia Take n pttok on C h rist nuts tu n n r and walcli that . you Binder of vnuiw k- i dance wiiK^Vlittht at Ihcse ...... h r Any medication must he j f the highest quality. I),- sure to patronise a reliable drugjitt. fill wcaralitcS for liia “ nittht life." ENGAGEMENT ANNOlINt Ml Mr and Mr? W II lltctMin .isnounre tialay the i-ngagi-ment i> I approaching marriage uf . tlieir daughter Dorothy tq Kenneth II,ttel. son of Mr nnd Mr* c \ Hilli'll. of I \f.„„,„ Boy's Pajamas Thia is the 137th of n series of Editorial' Advertisementa ap­ pearing 'in thia paper each Monday. Outing Flannel in .slipover idyll** In stripes and figures in .si/.i'H (I to IK. Give Him A New Felt! Broadcloth \ (jfyil.s, bright stripes and figures in slipover or button atyles. Sizes 4 to 18. BUY THIS GIFT CERTIFICATE Apartment*. Sli«- ba* ni',| from a visit in i irlb her daughter, Mo,. “« • l^ jruri /*»*/» Ilf 11 . - /./ /.//• I • .. Santa s extra merry this Chriatmaa ’cause his sack ‘ ■ ^ ‘a s & ' s j s r a a : . <5rrtificatr > * * o r t o f 4 l' l n « rig h t E be" of “ ■' ■ ‘ % • r *' Rifts in all the world—U. S. Savings Bonds. Savings , • ll ia good for n Hat or Mcrchanditte Anytime Bonds fo r good little children to pay fo r AJieir * He Wishes to U»e It . education . . .bond gifts M A L L O J IY --i ii |fLl-roiitl Ini is filled to the top .with the finest and most wanted " u l<S Camtly , „ . y Willis Anderson Sparks Sanford To 35 To 7 Win . T 0 U C H T G N DRUG CO V. BITTING, { f p The year* between the early te* nt and middle age are vastly Important in a woman's life, nnd often a doctor’s advice is nerstsnry and advisable. - ip pfroct thnt Op. or. once, but only w h op fipr knock wnsn't “ i M o re BUSINESS Clyde Terwillegar ,,wn°red On Friday Tourhtun Drug A million tons of fish are hauled it along the U, 8. coast* every •turning Ola trylnf to jatabthemselves In elvllisn life afUr aeveral (eara In th* aervlce hav* *• legltlmaU hart legitimate complaint In in :"“1 n n U>e chaotic condition* rfound - - th* •dminlatration of veUrans afthe Bthnlnletration (airs. Thera are 16 federal ageqelea Ih the United Sutea #concent ad with veteran* •H »> «• Wlnthrop Rockefeller, who has ‘ Just concluded a alx month* aur- r t h for the W »r Dapattmant M­ i commend* th*1r coordlnatlon und.r H ona vataran*' ciar to that Uu 01 trying to realixo on »om# o f hli r ^Social Calendar Help Over the Years to the British War « design for a tank— a then unk nown military device. Across the drawing, in red fhk official comintent: "The man is mad" Wits Wh®]? George Westlnjrh n ,,^®76’ he o ffe r e d ft muse had perfected his airbrake, railroad magfiate rotur; to Commodore Vanderbilt. The these words scribbled (ned Westinghouae's letter with time to waste on fools." across the bottom. "I have no • • • une day n stranger approach6,1 ^ ark, Twain with, r.' C a 1 request f„r $r,00. for which ha would sell half interest In I several times before, refusedl n „ l ? Vennt,0n; T 'vn|n “ htung” hi n ®ut from courtesy he nsked the strangerr his name. 4 j j , Committee meets. American delegate Warren Auatin 1* hold­ ing a series of cloakroom con­ ference* with delegate* o f other ((%allB«f4 rmfw m m l| tha charred dead. Proceeding on tbs barest o f'clu e* the worker* pieced .together ehradi of evldenca to Identify almost all of th# victims. , The fire committee of the A t­ lanta City Council met this a f­ ternoon to begin an investigation o f the fire, which claimed the livei of 120 persons and injured at least 100 more. Thera will ba other investlgmtiona Into the moat deadly hotel lira in tha nation's history. Tha Fulton county grand Jury will meet tomorrow to determine if there were any caaea of criminal negligence in the Saturday fire. Tho _ National__Fire-Association ___ and .._ th*. National Conference of Building Officers also plan Inquiries. The Atlanta Fire Chief, C. C. Styron, says most o f tha deaths resulted from asphyxiation be­ cause smoke and fumes had no way to escape from th* building. The fire chief, declared carbon monoxide gas pressure in the corridors and rooms prevented the eprtad of flames to some ex­ tent,. but >took a terrific toll of life by smothering guests In their rooms. Styron said If ther< had been safety vents In the elevator shaft, the staircase and from the walla tha ga« would have been able to escape. Meanwhile,' It was reported THE SANFORD IIERAl.D. SANFORD, FI ORIDA Mrs.. Lee Samuels Mrs. Joseph Meisch Given ‘ Buffet Supper Entertains Chapter pa per t Heard “ r'' ” t) that a can of gasoline, placet! beside a kitchen range, U be­ lieved to have begn the cante of the hotel fire In Saskatoon,7Sas­ katchewan, which broke out just 24 hours after the Atlanta fire, and killed i t persons, injuring 18. 1 ___ The Sunday "m orning f Ira- at the Harry Hofei was the worst In Canada «m<V\ the Queen's Ho­ tel fire In IhiiTlVx in 1030 When 28 parsons died. The hotel in Saskatoon had been sold for (120,000, just one week before the fire. Uut for the heroism o f the;firc fighters, tho death toll might Have run higher. Acting Eire Chief Clark had ordered the fire­ men to “ forget the buildisg; there are live* to be saved.” The firemen visited every one of tho 87 room* while the blase still burned. <t\ l> •M ONDAY, DEC. 9, 1946 ere 1eing tested Tor wall*. h> \t knock. „ „ M l, j L * ,,0 , u? r,d t>1# Immediate withdrawal of any forces on alien •oil without the fre# consent of the government concerned. Pro. viously a similar . proposal b*d l The war must really hs ovec et last, loist week one Sartfortl merchant actually fired a clerk who had been rude to a customer. I^ m *41r refused today (0 accept a proposal for a United Nations Inventory armed troop* —- — # ~of * wU y S ■at a Inhta OntilaA t1._ i nI* «- Minister If> •I_f . ee Imme. Soviet Foreign V. M. Molotov, In a surprise more, demanded deletion of a home troop census from a resolution already approved by the power­ ful 64-member UN Political Committee. Molotov's action threatens now to reopen tha whole question of troop disposition!. Previously, Molotov had agreed to taking 'a census of both domestic forces and those on foreign soil. Egypt asked the United Natlona to begin a balanced with­ drawal of all troop* sUfTbned «utaWe th4 homo soil of UN members and to institute a gen•ral demodulation o f forces. Th* Egyptian proposal waa offered in th# course of tha UN arms reduction debate. • h n f n c ^ t " ! : Lc^ iR ^ n[ed 11 80- 11,8 caw •'» now wofJld C° ur? ?f Jh* United States, and her t m o lh « ^ e< 'fl^ t/ aUKU*tKI|,0dy^ nlbmP,flte *t in an the hT^terin r™"1 ,,UbJic pre88ur<*8 "uper-induccd by hA snf/.Jnr, fl5n*y, of ®n economic crisis." It isn't movJ ^ Im ^ n r d^ ri? ti0n.u°f war*8triken humanity that i 1, *8 th? ,ff " r 5J»*t a politically minded Sup­ ? f ht ylcM ,n thj8 emergency to the demands THE ANC IEN T 8EERS HAD MARVELOUS VISIONS, SOME WERE U N FU LFILLE D FOR IIUNDREDS OF YEARS, BUT AT LAST WERE FULFILLED WITH AM........ AZING ~ __ ... FIDELITY. qOD PLANS FAR AHEAD UUT WE HAVE AN OUTLINE OK HIS PURPOSE AH SHOWN IN HISTORY 8A-CIBED A N D PRO­ FANE: Though it tarry wait for It, because it will surely corns. It will not d*l»y.— Hab. 2:3. MONDAY, DEC. 9, 1940 • ’ to exchange ■ v\* • with .your 'V fam ily this Yule tide fo r security for you, for them. L ast year at this time, we bought Victory Bortifs to •niT ona celebrate our world-Victory. Today, buy and keep Robes Cottoli buying Savings Bonds fo r a sa fe and secure future Fliqinel i n A l I ii e n’ n d — a future you can make worthy of the finest cele­ fteCarty of Ft- PItret, A well groomed man gel* bration ever. ^ ^ H o bl 7 c « . . Churrii eonferenc# l»* t weak in . th« Sentinel said of him. • o f tha BL Lucia county » gotu in .b e U going to tho Stale* No. 1 Job but t Isn't talking . . . Me- iS js r y a B t f* former Bpe^ur o f Um 7th Anoy'a African ' Ihe vote every lime. Let ua keep your c l o t h e * ] cleaned nnd pressed. For prompt service rail 914.1 margin. Fkda M their “ dirt eatora'' t*m stwlU* ^ r ff»p!ng holes for Aha bock*‘ to oeu n w - ihrough. Unomon who played a parikular1/ nggmalro contest worn Chris CleaniincHH For Hculth Etchison 14A Gift Fi'om VowelPs Means More" Deposit* Insured Up DOW NTOW N „ CLEANERS A nd L A U N D R Y C O R R E C T M E N 'S W m . E. K ad er 113 Palmetto Ave. Phono 914' 1‘ hunu .15/-w �PAGE SIX MONDAY, DEC. 9. 1946 THE SAJNEQKD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA A D D IT IO N A L Meeting Held By Episcopal Chapter S O C I E T Y Legal Notice fUU.VI.’ BROADW AY .T h e 8t. AgncJ Clupter of Uit. , •, v.-omen* auxiliary of th* Holy Crow V1P,UML , 1 '; „ , , „ Episcopal Church mrt but wwk at. , f* 'X ,' (>T*)— In the welU the bom# of Mrs. R A Newnun. publicity attending fhc rapi Mr*. . John M»^c;u direct r«A , «»« |"e Sinatras. v an Johnson: presided . JDinah Shores ami Danny hayc< S ^ s - s s s r v v t !« " » • - v » . , r a i«sl this * I>i. Jay <>( DfMmtur, IS4C. . ■« • o r iitiiis im s £ 8 5 of ^ ptanlTfor the aupprr i U r*',P— k . ,r Sm‘!hand appointed her committee*. A I In the laet fc * month* Kate hn paper on promotion was read by I "t/iamlined herself. dr«ppinir nbou Mr* W. E. Klrchhoff. |.1& pounds, hut her popularity fron The program preprint by the *° cn* * 1 ba» not become lead educational chairman :or the •" » « * • “ .picked u|> at the sam chapter. Mrs. WaUon. son de*b° * » » ajjmmlng her futon \eloped around one of the most „ *" <h,! •»»« Hooper rallnj pul. Important Issua* of the chuteh ll» hc,,1■» 1 » » “ . this, KaU ha<nd today. -Unity." A round-table dh- *•*"*'• the much-sought spot ajOn . onion on the subject was then *>io* nutnlier one feminine eider held ’ , tainer, and was beaming wit A social hour followed the bust- « * * « over the f « t that ah BLACK and leo(iard used In comb), pas* session and refreshment* j “ ' “ •“ M 1* ° / "T f!‘*Lbi L ^ vere servcl to Mr* Klrchhoff. brj E j * in,tt V . ’L . 1 "'V nation with a three-quarter citru* Mni. O. I. t/nicks. Mrs. A M. * careers started nt app.oxi rcllow coat Is particularly suited to rhim *. Mrs. Waison. Mrs. Minnie *y \h* “ T * ‘ imr* h,‘ l „ rrunettrs like film star Rosalind Jones. Mrs. A. W. Fit la. Mrs H. hcl*hu almultaneously. an iussell. Hlack gloves, bag. and a A. DUhton. Mm. A R Key. Mrs pn *•* °J ev^ > ‘ h ng .U r Ding . rolled-brim hat complete the en* John Meuch. Mrs. U D Mobley. ,mp of h,’r tcmble. (International) Mrs. Oeorge ahlpp, (Mm. W A.j T,,e folks wtiling the popul.i, Adams. Mm T. I Harris, Mrs Bt. classics of stage and movie, ar Clair White. Mm Wurt Warner. > sure, passing up » hefty bet t Mrs. Cornelia Noble. Mrs. John ignoring the assured talent* of III Mlrarlk and Mrs. Ncwmsn. tuneful Kate. If someone cam i n t h h c i r c u i t i 'i H T i t n r t h i : N IN T H JUD ICIAL C IR C U IT UK K IllittD A . IN A N D KDIl NUMIN­ OUS: COUNTY. IN CIIANCUltV. M T I.I.IA II T. KRANKI.I.V W IU .IK LIJII AN W A T HUM. I> l(i a ilin ’, . . . , m i in .ii o r r i n i.ir A Y iiiN VI* M il.M U I.K1IAN M A I Him. r n i a l U k « I art*>■•>. tlrlan jo Klor* JDVi K I'KTKIISD.N KHANKI.IN, fl friwUnt. Tlir Hiiiir ».r KI«rMa lt» J«»Y4’I2 I•CTnIUION HtAN’ KIJN* >••«! fi.t Cum iilalnani IXVORCN f. llu ir f«| Ap|>rNi. p|«f| Jb i an«wpr uk re«|uifrd hv law h*r**in. You Alt* lir ffli) ih MIHinI lh At 9 •Mill ha* Ittrn ( I W in tlir I'lrrvH • of H»ittlhiilia C«n#nly, Klorlfld, In (hr aiih of W illiam T. Kianki.n n>m|>Li inant ta. J «»>r# IVIrraon f*. n l.tin a tl* L t'hAiicery No. « 3la . ThV nature o f Ihln atill I* lo olilaln a dlvorrd. You nr* l o iu lr H to fllr >**ui w rlitrn ap IHaranrp on *r b tfo r y th* (I h dmy ••( JAtiuury A. I». I f I T nr h ilc rrn p r» runfraiNi w ill l*r r h la r o t PIUIOINT TRUMAN Is shown talking to reporters at the National Airport, Washington. D. C , after bis surprias air trip to Crandviovr, M o. to visit his mother on her ninety-fourth birthday. (Ii»t»rnellonol:Soi iidohotc) TUESDAY, m TH* RIVIRIND HarUn Nlemoeller. who spent eight years in a Nasi concentration camp, and Mm. Niemoiller, are pictoxed oa their ar­ rive! at New York'a LrCuardta Air­ port from Germany. Nlemoeller asld ha made the trip lo thank the American churchgoers for the help given lo German churches since the end of the wsr. (fniernaHons” -Casselberry News J W IT i t is rrritT H H U o iiflK itls ii ih m r lliia lltU K N’olir* u llrt hr |iul»M h»d ourr forr four (ll m n o r u lU r * Wrfk h re k fo n o ck * In THr H -n fo n l ll»i.«id . u »»•■n 'p.:ii*T | uLllalir*! At Hon ford. Boys 4-H Club Is Started In Umatilla ; T‘ H Club in America baa By Jans Williams Casselberry organised at iht< llairy-Anni Home for Crippled Children, Uni f ulllts, by County Agent It. K At the Dec. 1'meeting of Amer­ willing fellow would find hlntsel; Norris nnd Ass't. County Agen ican Legion i’ost Nu. IH.'I ami a fortune if he were to fashio Jeff mu. 1-eglon Auxiliary at the Uingwood something for Sliss S. j. The ten boy* nirmlier* of thi Library. Floyd I’ almcr. Fruilenlisl i He'd hav# a lot to start w i'‘ j dub »re from: Preildent K««t .Insurance Agent, gate n talk on"j Kate1 's auilienee was estimated a l.olley, Kinaril; Vice I’rc*., forte the Importance to veterans of one point, perhaps n little ot ■ j Itayhurn, Tallaha.see; Secretary keeping their National Service optimistically, as 75,000,000 pel David Harter, I'ensacola; Report Life Insurance. II. I). McIntosh son*. A closer count, taking an »v er, Hernie Toole. I'anamn City nt Altamonte Springs was ap­ erare, would lie 20,000,000 listi” , Members: Jimmy Folk, Kemlric!’ pointed to fill the office uf H i-' ers: approximately 0,000,000 wh Hnbliy Itauch, Ft. loiuderilale snee Officer., hark to her . tlavtlme commeptn Robert. K. lo-e, Sanford: Clarem The 'Post will sponsor n Dingo ling, the ’ remainder to her Hundav . Ciiskiru, (irovelnml; Hob Foci Farty to l«e held Wednesday even­ night show. ' Snnford; Arthur Carey, Delnn*. ing - at—Allamonte- Springs Com­ While no c.xar! statistics* in • nml Handy William*, (iaine.vill. munity House. The public is cor­ available, it is a known fart til" I The Hub's first project is pout dially invited. Kate has been Ihe ton di«laff cat­ trv and n fine lot of dnv *>! i The Church Supper held* lust er In her field, with rero.ils an Jchirks arc being Inisril to hrnilr Thursday evening was enjoyed ny radio pay. although her publ. i fryer mol laying site by., the* I eripped boys who find this nc' kli those attending. Mrs. Nntii , vily a real factor in their III Thompson led the group in singing some old tnmllinr songs Mt 1son and white design for the fu Ixruis Ceislrr gn\e u short lulk r-lamp — a w reath mound ti ; rm the support of Ihc Church. I |words "M erry Chrislm.i*" nod Mr. and Mrs. O K. Wesvoi h'V' artist whipped it into »h«pe T « » oa theii guest Mrs. Flossie Wey*.- women frivnds jun- ten dolia i er, Mr Weaver'* »epmother, f/i.n apiece to help. A printei did t! Indianapolis, I nil. work and ug.eerl lo lukr his p ■ , Mr*. F. K. (ieulcr is in charge when it came. The Wilmlngt o f the local sale of Christmas postmaster permitud stamps to b i Tuberculosis Seals. Mr*. Gelsler sidd In the posl-nff.n lobby. Is to'lie commended for hrr fine Sales were fairly slow at firm > work in not only, this but many hut Kmlly Hisseli gave them a “tRlter worthy causes. ousli bv taking In t story to Ralph Mmoiv hn* changetl the Philadelphia newstiaper. It dbl name o f his store from "Lee's serins of stories. The stamps l * g u i Town end Country Shop" lo •o *rTl like hot cakes. *\t the cu "Seminole Trading Fo*t" The of the season they hat Inotlg fivnt of th# Itiiiding is nnu <l»- T ’.OOn ten times ihp gial. lot rotated with the piituie ol an Vital they raised |K>,.lOO.t.itO, TI Indian. funds stn used » rilucu.e the pu Wilson Mcllnaell from I'ennsyl-1lie, operate ciinics und 'inrsi showing- fluting tin- lust few yen * ’ vsnia is visiting Mr. sml Mrs. i services, train personi-el. have ischewrd play lor-pay whi. Faul Yates. Mott of the monuy amassed 1 she concentrated on ’late* at A. id camp*, Naval stations, hospitals, the stamps tn fight tubertulo’ canteens, etc. Her potency as a n has come from the "little ptopb illo favorite was giaphically drtet , who could give from ten cent* a dollar apiece. Miss Hisseli ho ntlneil when she appealed to all tb«’ ‘ them pinned her failh on ____ since |b. -Smith, among Irtr listener, to yo Ur ADKLAIDP. KKKH days of the first sale when a rln, to blood banks and give a putt. HI r thi-reliy sent 25,000 owners of tint Newstratures Writer little newsboy pushed into the o traditionally popular name to the • "Help u*. Emily!" pleaded young fire and dropped a penny on t local Red Cross center*. Dr, Joseph Wales nil s bleak nf counter: temoon n few month* liefnre "Gimme one.” he »uld, "M e si !.«•*» |hun 10,000,1*00 prn| Christmas. 11*07, "Otherwise we'll Ur's got it !" i the i-lund of Siinmtru bare to turn out those pooi -uf finer* to die.” ’ For the last hour, he and hi* cousin, Emily Hisseli, Wilmington. I*el., social worker, had been re viewing the dogged daring exptri* hunt of a group of Wilmington doctor* who sought tn cure tuber­ culosis, the No. 1 kiile. of the times. In an age when people be­ lieved the white plague d<K>mrd its victims to certain death, they had assembled eight charity patients in ■ little shack on Ihe banks ef the Brandywino for which thiy paid Alfred duFont a dollara-yrar rent, and were trylnt the effects of fresh air, test and the tight food. The pafients were making progress, but the funds had run •out. Ho Dr. Wale* appealed to hi* cousin for help. .»> You urr h tirh ) <»rdri* I lo «|ipt«r i»i |»er« »n | «r ' !•> All<wnv) l In lh*> /*i•ru11 l ourt of rtrittUioln l*ounl>. I ! ifId*, nu pr liffu rt ih* l(*ih day t Jatttmty IH1. In a n *«i«r a lllll ••* Compjftlflt fllrd rtf.t Inn )<-«i L* rain. l*« Inn a null f#»» fllliifC tl uthi rwla# a I K-rirr l*rt» ( (in fw iu w ill I** n iU r H aiHlaul » , IN T i l K tT Ilt’ I ’ IT COURT. NINTH J I'D It'lA I, fllU T H T . IN ANI> KDIl SUMINOI K CDDNTV. KM UtlDA IN CIIA.NVKIIV NO. « « i * IIA IIIIA II « T. IVATKIIM. I'U In llf. / • : J*lr•k t'tiru lt I’ nuri . i JACKIE "B t i Icti -also- Brother Brat 9 Football e" m uK , T a S T T IM E S Ikt * 1 ____ ilit. .SI JpautouTcODChROj P a ra m ou n t Alt COMMAND!# of U.8 Force* In Austria, Drlg. Gen. Ralph Soavtly (right) is shown with his wife, Albjrta, after her rescue from tne plane which crash-landed cn the Gaul! Glacier In the Swiss Alps. Gno of the two ikl-equlPP<tl Swiss planes which mtdo the rescue of 12 persons Is tn background. (fnierneilonel Radiophoto) dt OKi nS JgilUS CRIHC • JKin'd Hcmt Happy Birthday ■esysssMUIMm ■ MerdNAmn* jJM freed*Home k m 1 : FT f 7? i d : f r«’ *» LYM AN HIGH SCHOOL NOTtiS bit* of gossip around Lyman this week will be found on tha third finger left bund of one our blush­ ing senior*. Fruudly displaying tug turkey tattle, won by Mr, that U-auttifui ring, nnd telling uliii.KIgln of l.ongwmd. Hey. did us that thi* isn’t sometimes; this he get the bird!:! all Iri ;xiutlds is always, is AKDr.I.LA VKOof it. Kveiyone enjoyed da'ieittyr MAN who is engaged lo FAUL to tha juke box. Our old haunt MII-I.FIt, cx-Navy man. Thslr i was decorated beautifully, with »«ng is "HUMOK8 ARKi TLV-; the class colors, green and whit.- IN'(i" which was just coming ou t! <nlwined in and uut of almost first met. (tear jerk -! every thing. Why they even dc i er) extend to them our 1 curated'Vis when we artived nl I CONGRATULATIONS!! and hopethe door! It must In* the Irish they will tie very happy, coming out in Ihe Sophotnot- i All right you kids!!| Let's get. class. <>■ the hall and get that Chilst- j Yes, rumors urr flying and tin mat shopping done. Do you real- > Intrst on*- I- that tin- whole Hie t'e there's only 11 more shopping School will have their Christina’ days until Christmas? If you i together. Say, that's all right, h r don't hurry up you will he found I we'll hem more about that ruxi lighting ihr HaMle of heavy Hun-, 'Wek , . . dies with shopper's fatigue. One of the most talkril abou Mary Christmas FOR THESE BEAUTIFUL GIFTS ffie j { *• These Women seventh, place among the killer*. Today both the annual stamp sal* and the battle at a -conducted by Uta National Tuberculosis Asso­ ciation. This year the fight Is being waged with renewed vigor because tuberculosis l* (till the biggest kil­ ler of young people from 16 to 96, Who are working to acquire an education, etart a career and build a home. Only 6300 were needed to carry ca' that early battle on the bank* of th# Brandywlnf. but Emily *BD’ W hitt could h r m ore egpreaiivfe o f warm amtlme. t j then a Juadoti* Chatham blanket > W h *t g ift could ^ -tr e a s u r e d longer than C h a th a m ’ * » iiier . j j " lle g n o t ie '’ blnri.-n— a F fa ^ w h U # beauty in 100SI vir gin w b d . . For her beauty Bleep,“ M : , i r d . A ''o f f m m t f u l ’ w arm th-plui.ligl.*ne*a'; for her, flawjt * lb, i „,J5 » whit;. A lifitlm e t .ft, S tth w tr .lftM fc K S . . . - WtlOLSHlRE 100% * J-Ji ; Virgin Wool 10.95 LAMSDOWN 100% Virgin Wool 15.95 M e T r o K p " Chris tip**" with Both Blankets in Colors o f Peach, Greon, Blue, ^ Ceder nnd Rose YeeUva killer of. the times, bars laid a penny etaiap rrer raise moogh to m*k# •nee. **’ Emily Hisseli continuad to er trail and people'began her. Sbt drafted the crinr A Gift from Vowel!’* M Lounge C hair and Ottoman GIVE .Y e a r 'R o u n d �N. I MONDAY, DEC. 9. 1 9 4 6 TH E SANFORD H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A RAGE W H ITE * h Ir im pUr# « l rr»*klrfi*’f XtftM lio s x K I * H VVtluH m V * r** v •T *Of*T 'T W V T TT |: " f 1I'fn iib iiii TIL 1 1 (o f* ■ 1,11 W rsl Mil In J,j I>.i tj a.!tt| A% •*■* till*. K-ifti Tientsin IIHftbf » 41* »> i si 1k4 t I * n l'* ii*, r *M * t • o .ii* x i . i u ' i ; \ v fUir. 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HunJrot. uf hit ptlicnD ln«t dent smllng you muit like the way it R iT K iir iiijr — r u in . iff. |> aiili.K I IT 11K I > WAHID rriia.it. I.itr of - 11,1 Cnum>. 1*1 Ih* ; (lot hackacUe. lit Arttlo|*c! a nw.l*. nr quickly allays the couch or you ate INllTO N. tlrfcmliinl In llu **' *. on I'nuniy Jiutifr +*( S. mliiolr I'niiMi, -n i.li of caatlly (hr n*hl (In iiiil *( I ' #e l).r « m l..r : o h 111*, a ml f ill you rioihtu ,it hi* *.frirr in (hr /.'On IN T in : “ (I. :t i . *1'IIT. NINTIi ; hcshi. fitjlt. vrtM.hh*. h tb w tt- Ii":? Id hare your money back. JI*1U*.’ » I 1 HtCCIT, IN AND uni »>l*.> a ilc ic *. itro ru nfea.i wtl. bmrer o f *al*l Co'util, nl Huli(*li!. N ttufr*. **»n way to irhrl m u s* iD N u i.r c u r.N T v . r i a i u within rlx lit rHlrniloi hr rn trrn l acalnal >ou nml Ih* Kl i i i .Im, Now milUoni harr a*r>l t( Thr n* Ii* IDA !N fHANCKlIY No I j v rau>« o f atTloil uri*rrci> r » i'lM r ■ month* front Ih** Ituir o f Ih** f Ir - 1 i.or i. .Dr. KitmftT Imam;* K - l . Ill* for CoUchi.Cheit Colds, Bronchitii 8 2 0 W E S T T H IR D S T R E E T C IIA Itir MrHII.I.ICK. Pub)! on thin of ih i* not Irr Bach, . ,IT l» furthrr oDlrT.^1 *h *1 *h*> I'v illy you takr it, Il itaUt tu w *>St . jo r ilr f hr |iuhli.hr*l on. r* a » r - k foi Chiliii or tlemainl *li*tll hr In wrltlmr* I ria ln lif i f-ulim, ntjl ih*a» ft« .»• afnlt Ihal i"hy c* DJVDIICK M runarcuilvr a r . k i In lh « Hanf**.,! a ml .h u ll Mat** Ih** phirr u f Trahlritrr 1 hr rautntc your haikarht . . tiMtrawnj *d«!i t * 1 o f llir f N A!i*H!*l.!FK, llrrahf. a ncwaiMp.r nt arn riol cir* tfiid |H«t ufflr«* (hr ft*** i f iiftn. lo help rare Uwl hninnn; IVfrnd »nt rylnllun, puhllahxl In Hanfi*nl, Hrm claim..nr and ftl»itl| hr •wurn lo b> tarnation whanytsi jsitt w.il* i tint Ho* 1 iiOrnaiii a iff nl, ur nit'if nt,»T ~ t * fH H lF ’ i d r | *| l i i . H X i i o v Inn!** iNiuhly. rhifl.ln I U.tilrr irtitaliim tiial n in io v*ai £.< "1> III INK AND lH IO K Itr.il AT HAN aft*l aiijr siiyli rial it« -if dam a ml m*f TO _HFj4A:-%; XH^IIULIFK. 1 IM It i rtablt Caution: talr at Uniitr.l V *u I Ntr#**t. * T- nr. V rw f o l k FOHD: H K M IN O Ij: POt’ N TV : K M IIi* *41 ni« ** ►ball l«t %otd. •ay it’i ically marvtonit Yod art hereby ordered hi nidi* ,\ .MAH tilt XXI 1.1XtI FIUI'FH IDA. Knf lira Utal anpply. wmi In Dry! \V, ] A * nitm liihtfuinf *»f lhr In iiri Aiih |,»f |.) xtt.irru %> In Hi Thl* l<Hi *l*y **f Novrmhcr. A I* KftUtft uf xi.ltH ItT UllAXl * bruit I'""tin of HfttftlrtoK- Fount >, Kilmri Ik Co . In* . ID* 11(1. Sllml i 1.J l»«« Conn Of —get f-.iH n:c 1 (*-vlllr *1 ar.amp. . t HU lip fi«f('iir H im * Jlr»l ill*'* 1.1 Nil.. ilt'rt'heemL■ (> !• IIK Il NOON of Hnarobcr. IMC. eauwer • «* g| hMay at ynui Jr n>usr r i n k , ITii'utl rmi/l. I Srinlnoln I'ountJ, ^*Ii i i I*Ia . I FOR RENT A R T I C L E S FOR SAL E M tT II H T o X l'l'l : t i , tt'lrn llt I'ourl H..«11 i h«. *t i i x m i :< « i i i i s uyup F il l ! HK\ I' lim a .,, tmtl.i mu I 111.I, l F w " h Furl f)j| and Kcro\4 I- •■■ uf t* lift' i* IMS HHt .Vtirlli Fnrk Vu* lU-U-i t W ANTED F O R A M E R IC A ’S F IN L S I * M iif i, Caatynddit ** F •rnr bi*fi»r» wmtvr. IL in T i l l : r iiii'.iT T O ' l ' f i r u r t i h *i» X ii , i »lo t tM|tiircd l VVillinin . lUithm II. IL l*« i*r ( «>., Inr. N IN T i r J I! Dll *IA I. IT IH T IT . IN - P R E F A B R IC A T E D H O M E S . F H A A P P R O V E D nil (he Sfcfli tl,ty « f iXas'afllk and r o n h k m i n o k k c u r n t v. I 1 Alade (o Comply w*.:h City HultdJH| Codr* \ I* h lf l "*Ii* ‘ ;,i r r ila in milt ft*- i K I a HHDA. IN CHAN i KliY 2 w a n t e d t o r e n t F »i I I I * El l ! ill%"in * ti-oillti!; iM til*- **irruH l*'nu; Can ilia 'Upplr m alrrlai, kuc t a, plumbing, rtrrlrlc.il flYlurr-. I'H A N K 1 D. llltOWN. ■ - t it ., 1m *m , «l/* till pi «f Fount), Flofldil. %»• ©I' Inti *>r Dim, hardwood flooring. I .u lo ih r Irrrllory In l i i r nlrr I'la in ilff. WANTED D. ivnt tlx room him I | w r) ■e *.l ■llili: ■■ l»r*"la'li-sl IMlft " f w Lirh *4ld r » \» • III VOUCH by llu* year oith nplioh t,. * * i. t«*Ht:ni|ftT!A tiMit.f-; HVItl.N rial** lh*tK .i k it ui 1*MIMin IIKI.JIN 'K. IIUOWN. 'HD '.Ii 'I Q u a lific a llo n t N o c v *»A ry tiff I A MEW t»TT lH llT Itl*. tx%*I'fiium iiiil rvaidi'ut. E. A i I Irfnt.I lUL Hum1! -'n *' •* 1 ’ i * * "r l *’ * i filsiliihl ^ D U D llll IH* I’ lT lh ll VTIIIS . Iiipbui, Hoi nl nin11 rAiiirr Wii*n"%* j?i)' baud 4tid ©ffWiil *** i-1 T O " MRS 11HI. UN K. IlIK IA N -** l ui; M b 5 be Krpulabk. jUinl br rmprrlj I'lnanrrd. Mu\l ttillmc at 'tali1*»rik Hn'ilihtlr Futifttv H i t * rS » \\ nrded —Eilnrtilri'tl npnVlnti III j t J iul liL - Ikift L ’ id I il>tl **f N**X *•" * t« hnnil/e a* a bualnrM nnl a* a .idrllne hniise fur family uf ttirve Vi in i \ l |M! Only il.tse wbn ran mrel U irv *)uill(b*allniu nrrd rrpl* D t\ ilU ,'I?,i*n, - nil* imid * f l l tj iv H FItV lktH , \ lll r h I ■* .i >*i will hohi ln lm li.it, lirtrmbrr Ulh and lutb i t t-*i'rb ill I lift ld fr :»*l t %Mi’ C ity Unit, \l it* ’ • ■ Ifalrl, Hrlaltdo. )*- P lrifld l t f. 1 ». Xt J R E A .' E S T A T E F O R S A i 1 SEVEN LEGAL NOTICE VNVUW W W W W W V 5 m:\rmx , YOUR HOME •with VENETIAN ilLIXDS J Relief At Last IF B A C K A C HEN D U E T O K ID N E Y S u itu lo w s 1' roe Estimn. M ood and uudal slats K CREOMULSION I s iz e liin jr SEMINOLE VENETIA: HLI'NI) CO. PH O NE .! 1 1 S 2 -W Advertisements The Poor-CaX Had No Newtpaper To Advertise !n. Byt You Have t! r ( ill *■ \ M i ... t . i ,i. mi w.tii •(Ui .III.! t UiMllltl* pi* tiii. 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Arali’3’, 1 uriii . Iui». ’ iinfletl (luiilunisa, Huyi AtniihiiiJn, I'rolunit, Ixnrim. JJy, luitir it-, Aral|ihyai, l'i,lea|i|i! Inin., lii'if Ofni.gi* I'lnk mi 1'iiin* r.liyiillY'llla. l.igiiHlrum 1 Unit Hihluui. Kvei I > nl r* l.l.ifled A till *ldny, c BY PAUL ROBINSON [n L R c ^ u u p » I ‘ I',< : Niiup mid lm*|i •It-il, Vlj;ui. 'i lh. Saul.11.1 X - O i*l A Sjtiiftit.I • A I WAY* L KAO TO PULLTWIS WINDOW-WASH Efi A cx T O b er *Cf2EEPY DAVIS * -(F VOU in THE HOTEL TO SEEVOU, d r e a m -d u s t 1 LOOIC/MA/a I 'L L - .L G E T V O U A S W E L L I A C r ^ 'W H & C E T H E V PUSH VO U 1 S | y d u C A N GET MG’ IN THE I) c l if f .: c i: • I 'l . v v i '- n i •t A N D S I ItV H ’ F iln in * Phitne 1 ft'1 Hi 1 STI: \ \ 11*4 S T ilV K 1 1. n o It* M A T S fur nil model 1 1* ■1 il,*!. nml J ..11D h im I ,1 ! I 'l*l’ll II ”, I . 1 II THI, ^ F r tv ir i. Fl. 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H i I V, 11 - - Mf 1’ h Map V , 1’ linnr 7 ® ’ V. -VKK. »Hfc£ht hi •1 *y K S siifill ll Avtoiuv. M r*. I.. ( III! 2D puppie- n«d * r iC F .S — P E R S O N A L blond anti blurt, M V*. ■■ lit|a. Weal !■* M enlvmiHt M IL K k* Strrel. Tuin nl TIRE. SHOr Ml N orth 1'ark Telrphonu ytdluv- mail buX, I'lliillB 80.* j d *• M>*in!ng s,.|i*inp| -F * ir ' ii ••fflre -elephone m n* i i'iij to t if.:* .1. ,. mrLP WANTED TUXEDD FREDS— complete line. Hunt’* Tiuedn Feed Store. t ie unt ; IL L S —llegi-ler.-I Ch*in:*ion ' » ’ * eh, \I1TEILS fnr Chrl.tm k gi f l v, -eys, garnet, booka, do!D , Huy e w on budget or ley-away. Kiie*: ne Storea, 111 K. First SL_ I 'lluln l s e w im Inn rij I'b . » iitMt r f**i h i y e *i ii II f (1 f il X (.,** PRA» U hanfnrd. it-ady t» ship irre ripe 'rult. A liu full tine m r*. uni vegrtablen. Ii. K. K \iken. 110 Weal D( Slreel. \i IIIN K s h o p rd nn.l fi.rw im l nltii Uepu), :il' m uteS ■it all inHehim**. llu i i f I'iiMiie 11'.*** l-ii>! * r i i : WATSON. r i s i u S u p p tin I ln » I’urinn Km i I j. .i ■hie i h flrir. Inatnll •I i M |SWEET Hamlin orange. 1^.00 liuihe'. It. W, Lord, Phone | \ ll ill hi. >i Ii t ’ H||*T I 'll"H '’ , 31 till! t i l l v HEAD!' L E T S F IN D jr - ,v II1E w iic iD fo r aalr-.l I h alt "I r* nr I ’hono Klji'J. I n)l t V\ \ M It ml* ■f.k, * GIRL f:*f ifn 1, f.iti.i'nin FOR SALE: Woodtn atave bm -t ey'a Drug ^t.ire.. Part rela, .'take excellent feed nml 1 time. grain rnnlalnera. >1.00, each —— Southern Oiemtcali, 204 N. Elm HELP W ANT .P — Kxpfr.cn# vitIr • FiicaUme S to w , 1 OST FOUND il a|p|H*r vtaHrl cont.i ni f ' g ’ d ih iv e r a . lire . u. t-aard. Return lo H* r- FOR SALK: Speed boat. Wol MAN oT «*>mr.n night cooler up, tencd! j'k i! o »y - *hori hour*, verier, fartorv builL Can -bo IB A ‘I V. day* aeen hi Pill Johna (ervice ath deya Apply Boy J“ 1 lion. Pork Av«. 4 2nd SL IIL77 i ■uth fiia e h , good con*l|Grill FOR S\LV: iVlning room aulte. 9 W ORK W A N TE D >75.00 Excellent c o n d i lion. EXPERT palntinl — rontrnrl Phone 2flS’J. diiiUli’ Ibiv'a birycla, |>«rfect Phottu -761-jy. . -1.-. ■ Free »-a(in*a'ea. J. rim di'ion . FO R S A L E : W ine fo r y°ur fruit caka at llo r a t i'i Seda Shop, l.n t't i liu m S (J. lip: . ,E, tunxinable. ■Jnil St. PH. 1151 nr i l KKKi VtC if -.: t ty .: ; .. ’ - s - ’M r.- ; V Roy 1 ‘ i RD T U D O R — gooil ,< time emjiloymchL l^onetWl-W. It, el, ttreg idltion. I a»U.0j. . OU t.im AV. i ■ f** 4__4t’ - Roy Reel, Mid tioiith Cnarh, good cun* (ilu g r • MOOt •»«»>' ilfxtrr* pa soitaidc. . - .* �» wi r PAGE EIGHT T H E S A N F O R D HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA THE OLD HOME TO W N . Itjr RENE IIANDSAKEIt HOLLYWOOD—I Iwlon# to a gshg. The gait* meal* on the last Saturday night of every month. Somebody is always »ur* to « • » me, in these word* or other* to the Name effect, "Who In the nicest itenon you've met among the movie stnrn?" Well, J have n new answer to that o»ir* Holiert Taylor. ltob crawled out. of Ih,| for tin1 sole purpose of keeplii}' mi Inter j view apiHiliiliiiriit ut o studio. Ih-i wasn't Just on time, lie was a little ahead of time. ■It wasn't*just his punctuality, or his firm handshake and warm grin that make, me say Hob U r. nice guy. Thnc is about him that air of urjassumihit imslcsty whero-; by you know he'd 1# right at . home at n small-town ice cream aocial. A little embarrassed, prnh abl^, at the fus* that would he made over him and I'm. sure lie'll blush and «i|iiirm l<» read these words! llob'ii hair Is Idack, hi* iiartow mustarhe parted In ’ the middle like the separate whig* of a bird, and hi* tanned complcxinn radi­ ate* Rood health— the quality which seem* to lie the first requi­ site for a movie *tar. I found him In ihe knotty-plne dressInjt * room he has occupied since his hit? hit fMI P W l o! Ihe proposed in "K a in lfirtn l Obsession' id *la U‘ of W 'n ton • ii-liill which ylam ago, m ,-c ire ’ --ion th ,1.1/s of Dov­ "Wish I could get another pic e r 1 plct. ' . “hove. Made by sculp­ turn as good," Hob confided. hone* "undercurrent," which he tor ViRgo Itandt-Krichr.cn of Jef­ frey, NT II., drawing* call for a •latuc 70 fret higti on u Lise 34 In t high and 00 feet square, l our init­ ial! bulldogs, each 14 It—t high, guard cvm tri of the base. The plan for the election of the statue calls for a committee to raise fund* and present the work to Klin bunI as a eift from Hie U..S, (International) P f -:w w| dfl<€* THE COMPANY >W O N T HO LD IT A G A IN S T Y O U - * H O W C> YOU K N O W IT W A S O O / N O T O Z I S VA/HEN I T ' SH O U LD O F/ •Z A G G E D / i " \ a! aI A R O AD vV in IS PAVED vfii’rt ‘ WALNirT S lim s j b y If- C** OLD w h a t a r e T h e Y iv e Mo s t c o m m o n l y O W N E D P U B L IC U T lL C flE S IH T H E U .S . ■ #* , ETHNOLOGICAL v-e LINK BETWEEN THE NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS AND T he M o n g o ls f of c e n t r a l A S IA — -/?/£/ NUMBER. ONLY A. FEW THOUSAHD a n d L iv e . in N . w , S i b e r i a Just A Little Guy, He’s Best Texas Harrier EVER KHOWH ToSUPPORT Two Pe o p l e > complete hit course in engineer; in *41, cagie to T « a a that fa ll! . Maks *ur inp* and won the cross-country champ-' is big enouj Jerry rtnt only, haa takep-up ionshfp of tha Southwest Con- j swallowedwhere he left o ff but la even bet- fccence in *48 and in '43. A lso ' - — ter. Recently he ran In a three-'in '43 he was two-mile tltlist o fi I way cross-country meet and the conference, tha 8outhem' tail whether baby'* toy ia flai whipped out the flrat two miles A A U. and the NCAA meet. mm o f a 2.7-mile course, in9;2G — { . * YOU CANT QUIT ADVERTISING YOU’RE TALKING T O A PARADE NOT A MASS MEETING . WORRY INSURANCE* Regular Ad e w a p nuer j NOTICK ■ WK W ILL CLOSK M O N D A Y and T llK SD A Y ' 8:00 P . M . TOUCHTON DRUG CO. i -U d HAVING S li wl«*£D AS H f AD I f thn < ,?1 A-.Purler i t vn) £*=rt ,\ * j* f * l H _ I t i f ' mr f ll* p k it y lllli»l|*rit|,ill r „ u r .iti l :_ j jc -r : U **A BIGGER OPPORT See th^New Surpm ing to m o il pooplo is lha foci i M t ’ Florida ha* moro beef cartle (ban a n y tla le a o il'o f the M is s is s ip p i, th a t la s t y e a r's 'm e a t c r o p ' w a s marketed for 17 m illion dollars, th a t total value o f the stole’s cattle industry is estim ated ot $l75j<)6o,000. T h e Tallted-aboul Home I’rccrcr Big business? Yes! But it's a ls o true th a t Florida p e o p le e a t 3 5 p e r c e n t m o re m e a l th e n the s ta le produces. ‘ V ' ' /v ^ j‘ ‘ f t ' -J Here ore ih * fo e h n th a t indicate 'b ig opportunity" 1. Land adapted to law cost feed crops. X Plenty of postures* for 2:’ *- r Y o u ’ve H eard A bo u t It • * Y ou’ve Head About It N ow S E E The O riginal Home Free at SanfoYd Furniture Company 1 * 1 , I f ? * 3 WATERWORKS, SEWAG£ PERCH DISPOSAL PLANTS, Ba l a n c e d CEMETERIES, AIRPORfi o n His lAND AUDITORIUMS HEAV“ l CARRY a m ■ A X H IR >wv\y \ SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK r Q U IT WORf^Y/M - Ir«* when • I've rnftkcd diime.'," lb*-1 raid, “ fcnil lint ban alt* there and ju il pick* ai her fond. Thut mat. 1 me * little «<irr llu' *hc linMi't murh of nn nppelile." K aLlm t. Tavlor, a Navy nyuig instruclid during the war, huU.uiht a new hlaue, h«H lie doesn't rxptct Harbinn to fly with bun Their other souira of- irritation'i» Hot iloli'* snoring tlicv have »ep grate 1 » < i l l I p i t tier hirli if By STANLEY PROllD OWNER James Napier (le ft), of Grain Valley,- M o, end Lord LaivaL e titled-visitor from Scotland, arc shown with Napier'* prus twoyrnr-old bull, ‘‘Sul-n-Uar Control" at the Intern,ational Livestock E»p->sitlon in Chicago, The ntilmat had Jiat won Uic grand champl-imiiip qwanl Iti tha breeding ahorlhorn division, (Inirrndiional Soumipbutu) • Let da show you why Deepfree L the “talked about home freeier." • Let ue show you how you can enjoy dellclou* out-of-senson tregU all year 'round. • Let ua ehow you-th e heavy-duty unit • which provides constant aero tempera­ ture fg r safe storage of meats, vege­ tables, fruits, and d airy products for month# and months. • Let us show you the gleaming porcelain storage compartments, completely en­ veloped by (be freestng coils so that ■ lion ead V-"- w1 ^ v T-gr it * j - * wrj i j , , 4. Improved breeding for better vredai. 9. Increosing demand In tha faitoet __ » _ * 1 . . . _____________.tl___growing stoto In thu It1 ' ^*1^- I i ’t o ! * �V I —■ • * : * 1 «. ~ \' - . in U n it e T h « i r « Is S tre n g th — Ta Ftetaet th* h m •/ lb* World; To f r w l i lb * f i n u n of Amtries; X> Predate f w ptrlly for Sanford; E atabliah ed 1908 V O L U M E X X X V Ili ■ ik ^ A T L A N T A . Dec. 10— <**) —A stranger- tltnn - fiction story was told today by two young men who asserted that the anti-negro organ!-J zntton known :<Y Columbi­ ans, Incorporated Was work­ ing to set dp n Nazi-like government in the United States. la story cornea from 21-yearoM I-anlcr W aller and James Chlldtrs of Atlanta who were themxrivr* active In the organlration until they leamri| that "th r Columbian* were planning to take over the roun'ry ami es­ tablish a dictatorship.” Both men describe themselves a* "former ’ suckers" but say they have now turned state witnesses In Georgia'* tirosaruUon o f the •-sanitation. The atate Is trying W revoke the charter o f (he Columbian*. Attorney General Eugene Cook announced that Ihe state hn* ob­ tained 'evidence' for * criminal charge* agalntt aeveral member* chars* of the organisation. 1 iChildPresumably W aller and er * were instrumental In unearthing that evidence. Ju*t l>e‘fore Cook'* announcement Wnller declared that he and hi* cmnran II had sivtn Information Unking ian leader with the purdynamPy to blast negro 'fcouaas. . , Waller said he had originally Joined the group b*cau»e he ' Just naturally doesn't like negro** But he tayi he and Chllder* took H upon themselvea to find out what they could about the or•Sanitation when it began to develop Into on antl-Jew i»h ..-B o th men prvealed that on A rc. 2 they w en f-ta N ew York and crpottd the Columbian* to Professor James Sheldon, admin­ istrative chairman of the AntiNasi I-eague. Sheldon paysed the testimony on to Georgia'* state attorney general. The two youths said that Shel­ don had spies planted in the Co­ lumbian* with whom they volontarily established contact. Waller and ChUdem said they were own to New York by Sheldon l b "hours apart <o keep Columfrom suspecting » ilan 6 *leader* ■* * that they were planning In t o post organisation »ecrat». "b en tool. — ---- --------they returned to AtlanU. they said, Homer I-oomi*.. eecraUry of the Columbians, called on them. W'aller said Looml* JUrtred them •bout what they tpUlht have told ljnd said he’d be seeing them Waller declared both, he and Ahlldtra. were interested only In an anti-negro organisation end were strongly opposed to any program for overthrowing tna government. W aller quoted Loo­ mis as saying‘ to him at on# time that he had pUns to U ^ orsr |ke country end be I dictator. fieorge P. Driggers, .* .64, DieB Suddenly ^ , . ------- F , cGeorge e o r g e Pearman DriggerS. Driggert- 64. «4, resident her# for *the “ P»»<years and for 10. year, art plbyee of American Enilt Groa era Inc. died suddenly Monday intoon following a long IN* ". t? r ' t -* -i . *: Mr. Driggers afas b*m In Henry County. Alabama. Aug. H. IKdJ aad was a roembof ,of A JSJf? aptist- Church o f Geneva. Ala. !« survived be Ut# widow, cf Mary Elisabeth prigger* p SPEAK TO PEOPLE. Say a cheery "Good Morn­ ing" to members o f the family; to the servant, to the next door neighbor; the bus driver, the traffic cop, the doorkeeper or clovntor operator, to fellow employees nnd to the first customer encountered. 2. SMILE A T PEOPLE, A gracious smile is good to hnvo on the welcoming committee of any'con­ cern, nnd a smile will get you over the thres­ hold nnd through the door of many n heart that otherwise you might not be able to enter. 3. CALL,PEOPLE BY NAME. When you can greet Mr. Brown the second time you meet him with "Good morning, Mr. Brown," ho feels that he THE customer, not just A customer. , Calling a person by name is one way of making him feel important. It is wise to •subordinate self nnd build up the other person’s sense of self-importance. -1. BE FRIENDLY AND HELPFUL. Qo out of your way to be helpful to others. It will pay big ‘ divmunds in appreciation nnd good Will. It will cause neopic to say kindly things nbo'ut you and your placo of business. It will make people want to come buck and .to continue to give you their pntronnge. u. BE SINCERELY CORDIAL. Cordiality added to courtesy makes a irrcsistable combination. I)o things for people as if it were a genuine pleasure, not halfheartedly or grudgingly, hut joyously. 6. BE CONSIDERATE OF THE FEELINGS OF OTHERS. No one likes to be rebuffed. Some ure more scnaltivc limn others, but by the same token, mny bo capable of greater appreciation. 7. BE TOLERANT OF THE OPINIONS OF OTHERS. Courtesy calls for consideratencss-of tho opinions of others. It-is narrow to lie wrap.ped up in one’s self and t'o yield to bigotry. It is broadening to be able to sec the other person’s viewpoint. H. BE GENUINELY INTERESTED IN PEOPLE. If you are genuinely interested in the welfare, success and hapjiiness of others, they will sense it, and In turn will become genuinely interested in your welfare, success and huppiness. !). BE GENEROUS WITH PRAISE; CAUTIOUS WITH CRITICISM. The spirit of courtesy de­ mands it. Criticism often lowers; praise usually lifts. Of course constructive criticism has its uses, but caustic and unkind, criticism often leaves life-time scars thnt cannot be erased. 10. BE ALERT TO RENDER SERVICE. Take the spirit of service out of business, out of ull human 1. Former Active Mem­ b e r s I n Organiza­ tion Tell Slate Of Dictatorship P l o t By ASHOT!ATKD 1‘ RKHH CORINTH, Miss., Doc. |U. (At Another potential world powder — An automobile - bus cn||i*lon on a highway north of Corinth keg (start*d to explode ■today In took the lives o f elx teenwger* the oil-rleh Middle Hast. Civil laet night and critically injured two others, both young bride* uf war erupted In Iran. The blasts, In a figurative a faw days. All tho dead were sense, could be heard In varioua occupants o f the car. According to tho highway patrol, the lius world capitals as npen fighting was thrown Into a ditch hot none broke out in Iran's northern of Its pawengcra yra .vrimuly province of Aserbaijan. hurt. Iranian government troops, four The dead, all 10 yeai* <>f age. columns of them, drove into truc­ ulent Aserbaijan bordering »rt the are listed as Odu* 8c»tt. nnd hi* wife o f Memphis, Term . nnd SylSoviet union and altarked Axeryester Roades, Nathaniel 'o ff, haljan militia. Lem>n Austin, and J. II. Ilcarn, A * the government forets open­ all p t Corinth. ed up against the troops of the Injured and In a critical condi­ Aserbaijan Democrat party, Iran tion art Mrs. Helen Roadtt, 1H. Premier Ahmed Qavain stressed bride o f 8ylvetler Roades, and two points. Qavant told the gov­ Mrs. Nathmrilel Goff. .18, who ernor general o f Aserbaijan that ala* married only * few days ovemment troop* had been tent _ _ _ i t » ' the prtylnre to eepiririae parliamentary‘ elections, and that would do the Job no matter Ireland's linen Industry flour(CM ttiM a o v rs «s ( l i t lahell u »*rly as 1210. S — •wsw iiw aM w is sent will -1 naa | i'» « ■* a m arp requested to reports on Wedna r. No memberships will >d afUr 8:00 o'clock *1111ursaTonJog. and in ordsr to aU lcerts, person* must taa i.a# the Assoclai i * ~u ."H it number hi U I860 where ■ ‘ OP to Will “ ‘ •u High 1, and during i. arttsU -and ralitoW County shooM •"* __h class musical programs as the Chrle Music AssoeUdford*. MUa Brock told of ' - S S K fi ara. ..man of the __ out that the la n e a number of tad that th# con- ►PW lbM b , the '•V v F L O R ID A , I Sani" :h NO 31 U n furl “Grand 01dFlag*>Five Years A fte r IVarJ H arbor Call Troops L o c a l Sales People Attend Session Of “ Courtesy Clinic” At Tourist Center Mayor Of West-Allis Asks Aid In Strike At A 11 i s-Chalnier As Kioto Continue ■j " I t won’t l>« Iona before there MILWAUKEE. Doc. 10— will b* enough go»<|* on hand I 'l ’i— Tip* governor of Wis­ in rRorv* to supply the demand, consin was asked today to and those firm* which win out will l>« those who sell good mer­ wild National Guard troops chandise. u*j good salesmanship to maintain- order around and who** employee, have a I fit’ Allis-Chalmors platit at courteous ettitude." Vrrnon T. \V**st Allis. j t l i i n n l , business lecturer, who Tlio request wax nutdo wn* in*induced by Mnnagcr Edfit) ward Higgins of the Chamber of lodav liv Mayor Arnold Commerce, told nrnrly 200 em­ Knmt/. of Weal Allot. So ployee, of local firms, business Ur. then? bar, b t*a no reply from executives and mcmltera of hqy Governor Waiter OmalUnd at scout tioop* at the opening ses­ at MatliAmi itnwrvrr, Oovernur, . sion last evening of the "Court­ Goodlnml omfcrm! with Artjutanfesy Clinic,” held nt the Tourist (trneriil John F. Mulh n on t!»e Center. ■ The concluding session •irlke -itu.illun - ' „ will start at 8:00 o’clock this TUe rxrcmive o’tlec .-stld1tater , evening. that rn ilrclviou linn ticen reached. Mi. (iiK tiiiil foiecaat tho end »l■.*il Tlie atinouncviiicnt went on to »ay of what he termed tho “ gravy that Milwaukee County fiherlff >•# trend” - in business in which cm, George ltnnti-y had mail.- no report plnyrrx put forth only enough on .vi'ilm ljp , dcnortlrrs nroimd effort to get by. lie attributed i tha AllisTMatinrr* plant. ‘ • this tendency to the fact that •. Fitly ]irrmiLs jncluding n , during Ihe wnr period many em­ isiliccmen arr,. tmr! treterday at ployers had ftt hire untrained and Till; SAME H A G that mss Ilyin* otrr llkkmail rirld.. Ilanall n h ru thr Jap. made (lirlr *«rsk n llark ntl . Ilie , plant. IJi„ . H a l wsrlnr- marktrullaU.uL people who ,|ul mil .w ill llirknun* Field, Is uulurlrd (lir years taler during cere nionlrl marhinc i-l-srrtanrr If t’rarl II 4flN.» Il4> |a|.| t r^n,? ‘,, n| |irrvi0U3 to care Whether they brought in ti’frd and Corn by btnnhi dropped on lire. 7, lull. II 1% i Iiumii Ik'Iiic talvrd by I hr color guard* drafltiib thru sales or not. "There has been a i International H«Hindpltntoi let-down in reab genuine court­ esy. mill there Is itred of learn' mg thr famlamp.ntiil principles •>f good •riling and of ptr-wur coui csy," hr ilcriBrrcl. Itrnl, prnuiuq courtesy, hr as­ serted. U not s veneer, hut is based on grnuinr i-onsidrrallon of thr other persons ilrcd* and W m g <, Fir . and Antlem." desires and is a habit thnt ran liit'lt sh..n , -Liitl f inh and dc«r he improved, lie then atressed m hiiiw niotiMit. o,o fimt all the nrveaalty of. greeting people j _ , “ dor film to ulunvn u\ tlir with n smile nnd auggcsterl smil- T . of f iv t* mntlon picture* ing nt oneself in the mirror in Tr< the morning as a menna of get­ . I aJ,<l *,r •Ho\%Uf l l day eveting in the proper mood. He then \ m as P o w e r I' r c o . ",‘v * » l * •1" >•'< inek «t thesouthoutlinrd "Ten Commnndnienl* of subs Primary School auditorium. Court**)-." The picture wa* taken by John Importance of co-operation hy Callinr people by name is a Actum on H nrt«'»«»*ec| « ‘ ii.am II bt*«i.-r. Ila rv i.d graduate. ttl»l w illlb' l>.,il,,l,i( . l i . j j . , i. goorl method of inducing good Yemen* in attaining ihe pw r* ’ 'K {v | «■I ( p i n- M I hr customer relation*, said Mr. firix is a* Important a* winning of the •. I •>.I u* Ii rrrhnndm.. ■„ nav s *j i . WuGCinuihg i.afiiril ’ Geneial HutchUon. sard, and a* a moans o f remem­ war. II* fit In•ilkl !n«?»*rv i»* tun » Thr qfmy hebering names lie suggested, "get guest of honor nt ti supper nit-el• i, d> '• i U ii»m h t o r I'l.t r*m| p i m ' P t H l x o p Ihe name right, repent it a* of. tng pi the Veternns of Koingn ..... . *1• *In- \'I inti. * *•*» * all t!.»• w ay lo ten a* possible, a**ociato it with l War* I'o.t, told HO Veterans nt »u;»rr. l» \ < . I » . N rw Unit % to < •omethlng or someone you knou Jh* !-'/n>n Hut Inst evening, •r» *.t U ’ » »|?h* la !»••! in •.1 H .r . . ............... . *'A Veteran should apply him and ^visualise the name and spell­ I I no ., |.wk tail«M| kilt- i, caught m (light hy •elf to his work and la- one nf ing. \ jl HtPI'lllllliFlil t#» fill' I»Hl Lltil* |tho camera. Its tnr(h»d of using the nmd respected Wen o f the A talking movie produced by community,” General Hutchison in••!*•* «inl*"aftf*(* * i« M'loril Tips Ihe t:trI uv ., rudder while flying the Hell Telephone Company declare^; tyct-utding to Post A d ­ rr*n#ir»‘* Dm* nt«*li»i i^lw parkin f inking!) portrayed. Herons, showing the effect on a gruff jutant John Sauls, who reported t jt Kin pclituiij, crnijp* nn tho Kissim­ zh iim J “ li ii II. Hlorrc. ou liU m llni rum *•» voiced man at ."hearing hie own that General Hutchison thankrd HUlor) Irrturrr of thr Niillottal th»* whir** hnr* ntarkrd .... iftp mee prairie*, and view* of kcc» o voice" knd of how he learned how the mcnilier* for the honor be­ Auiluhnti Soflrly w lm v film ol »»Hvpmp»tf \** Mtihnimro liniPirrr* nnd duck*, ijcor* litoim* an«l hour much the inflections and tones of stowed upon him nnd courtesy D on ih .uni fa il rm id «lh l life* f Li «. I ' I h#B>it«l In>).• L'lriti .t|»|.ral lit lo ­ the voice influence business, wn< accorded, nnd declared he wu» will Ik- Otown Krlllw> • .ll rnlitg «| ti* t »• * r t 4 |iiii|i, shown. Herman £, Morris fu< “ proud to be a member of such llir ^«>uihiiilr rrlm zry Jm IhhiI In J 111' l l f l ) ' I l ' n i l l a ,| | F tm n u tr> ntshed and operated the proje< a fine post " f i l l 4* 1! a prnirifii kpatiMirnl In I hr lloy t .» r * ! t h l l * ‘ i a 'h u i l r i lor. The film showed comruoo f 1. j* •i J H '4 'l l ss^ ' I MMlp Nil S General Hutchison told of xcv faults and disrourteeie* o f trie tri fist I ! %tj a M*l ! *t' l t o in lio n crnl of his e«peiieru,r, whllo phone user* In huaines* and r»i I o f th e p u b lic lit u ^ k r t I. M e m b e r * v .-H oi*hf rect procedures that ovoid |o,.t serving a* assistant commandpr nf flir K iu m ie (lull • ir e n id in ic of thr I I -t Division in the Philip igh* sales. in 4pMio*irlnu the movie*. pines. He pointed out that the Mr. (irisxard then resumed In. United States government hnd A pproval given In entidlsalts techninue talk; told of the been more gracious' in benefit* The \T W, Auxiliniy i* Npon* inent nf II ' itv emplnyees til the law of self-interest that moti- to veterans than any other gov• linli ciinilucti'd bv vales nil customers, and outlined |ernmen*. In.the world, and urged •noilU? a <Til IaItiiH * .Seal ImhiUi C m nii'.v Vernon I ' lUxatil wlm will h"bl procedures o f securing customer the men not to take Improper nut » hIu Ihe Pont O ffice, it *Ji* special •••■.inn. fur I belli Weilne good will. He read a telegram advantage of the Iwnefil* accord­ nninniiM-eil iiMUya Thiw h«Mith iv ilav mill fbin ilu\ afti iiiM.il a' I i * .» mu,•tilin gs| ii'iiUy Ih at *tieir with the idea nf from Andrew Stine, president of ed by the G. I. Bill of Right*. | CO iiV|.’■'"C' I •••!•> i- ti«* h*Hirer nssofiM••Mii.'iiti.' i Iimm* win* a!** mini tho Sanford Merchants Associa­ y , |). Scott, manager of the The M .....la M a le limit .••••' inti.I min l lu* 11••Mr* Motor li»K * hii-linHA itarkiikH'* l«» pur tion and now In Richmond, Vo., \ *I-i■■• Nut inliul R *' i Snb " f wlii' li 'i,* bn, la'cii man'hen S alifu rd •I- I.. I... espressing regret at being unable Sanford Auto Purls Company, was elected ns junior vire com W ell* 'li i i i l l I s • ill p n i ' i . i a ngi'r f -1r iLi' p a ,l U „ years. A to bo present. Mr. Grixurd mander of the po»t. Ralph Wight I .1, ......... ... . M l' ‘ ............. ">•( him l al i ng |>'i|icy by ’.til Ittiiit •Han mail of M thanked Mayor H. J. Gut and '-I Hi \ - ...... > '• ' •< I hr ' -ll -, nr, ,. W. b. ittr»* h.aiiilhn^ * tho* |.HUl I • member* of the City, Chamber was elected as I " - ' chaplain ■Il l III i. 'll ll “ II H I - ''' 1 II 'il l I* i • jlf. I III |||0 in ig Meml-er* of the post wrro in I Its* . h a d 'K *. of Commerce, Merchant* Asso­ • •“ ' * ! ii .,1 i . i i . M i 'lu tillt Mil,), U-iiiti Milnel hinj: .i ImiiiI I , l.l “ I . I ''.ll.... ciation and Pres* for co-opefalmn formed thnt the next mooting j Aii'i.nling in thr prr.cnt plans. I k id l l i e T i l A . - li lt l u l l I » ! " • ■ Ill'll !* • ........ ... in making the "Courtesy Cllnir" would l»c on the evening of Dec |I In' .I'lliiliiiibllr niltlit will to, un­ . milt) mill I . mild not I Denii. I l f | i l » » n - »••* a success. City employees, fnridd 23, with » suppci ut 7 :CM) o'clockder I hr pviMinnl supervision of ing police and firemen, will gel Admission will l>o by .presentn I hi*tk ■if any iirgHiilJUitiiin more I Tmiii-t l '1' """•'"•n !!•••»*ti. • «*'i.h delayed die Mr. Holler uhino homo is in Dospecial courtesy Instruction Wed­ Uon of canned good* valued nt wurthv nf 'he track lug nf out I ntrurlioii lailiil nnd who upi rntr* u similar Auxiliniy. We are glml nf tho.' to auli.cmilrnclmg IToDlupe. nesday and Thursday afternoons 7 i cents or more which will distributed to thb needy at Christ- np|Hirt unity In furl Inn so worthy. Application of A. t'. Gindei for dealercliip in Hint city. at 4:00 o'clock. Since earning to Sanfoid in maa timo by tho Salvation Army, a rnu.tr. II wine and ienr selling permit Mid Adjutant Saul*. The post l* All. person* mailing f.'hristma* was referird hy the Commission I'JII. Mr. Touhy_ hn* identified reported to bi enjoying rapid packages mo nixed to Ink* ad­ to Police Chief Itoy ( ’ . Williams himself with vario'y.* civic activi­ Crqwth. vantage » f this servn'e ami to for investigation. Kxpbmllture to ties in Irt'luOf » f tin, community. At present lies Li serving as u.e these colorful seal* on alt chairman •■( thr Tit Seal u lo mail until Christmas. cnpnnjttrr. nnd has been assigned A somewhat unfamiliar kind by President VS'. V. Hitting of of pleasur# craft arrived Sunday thr Chamber uf Commerce * to noon at tha Municipal P itr in the sctrral of it* romniittrcx. iFuneral arrangement* for Pelform p f . a 80-foot vceaol with "Mm. Touhy and I have no two tall sailing malts. The tall* ma Gartrude Gore, two year old thoroughly enjoyed living- in CliicuK", Petr. 10— </!*>—‘Tin1 NntioilirHtjft war# r#«f#d and tha boat arrived daughter of Mr. and Ml*. E. K. Sanford that Wo are eager to by Diesel power with tho owner, 0 «r# of Chuluota. who died yes(kyjiiicjl today not forth seven rtile.s for Hiffeiyur n contltum to do so,” ho said. ” 1 C. A. Bigelow of Essex, N. Y., terday afte.noon from burns xhave no immediato plans, but -hi,tel fire cut’ll as the dlfastrouf hlazc In Atlanta retired executive of th* Hercules th# result of an accident in San­ hopo to nmko a connection here." Saturday. They are worth rcmcniherinif. Here are I’owder Company, and Mr*. Bige­ ford. will I * announced soon by low aboard. They may itn y here th# Erickson Funeral Home. Ha I the seven rules: ROTARY BOARD MF.KT aha ....... lived,. Prirqa N IU would have been for several weeks. 1. When you ro to your room for the first time, ■■«*, three years old next month. According to Capt. C. J. Pierce The meeting nf the Rotary • ' . T locnto regular and emergency exits. Survivors Include the parent*; Vihr Glith's houtil of directors, origin­ who piloted tho craft her# from 2. If you detect fire or smoke act quickly hut cooly; Lake Champlain, N. Y. and most a half sister, Haul In n Ruther­ ally stlu dub’d for this week, has notify the telephone operutor; give exact in­ of Um way south of Datawara ford; grandparents, Mr. ami Mr*. been postponed by President Speer Day by Inland rout#, tha two J. U. Gore and great grandparent*. to Dec. 18 at 7 d)0 o'clock • 4 formation. master la callad a "Bugeya" rath­ Mr. and Mr*. I).‘ W. Simmons, | 3 . Feel your door before you oj)en it; if it is hot, er .than a schooner, due to the all of Chuluota. a maternal grand­ keep it closed; nlno closo transoms and cover tho fact that tha foremast la tha father, G. A. Mitchell of Sanford; cracks around the door with wot towels or shnets. hlfhtsi. H# iftld that ha had four aunte. Mra. J. I- Woodward of Green Cove Springs, Miss An­ ... .... made thetrip aeveral time* be­ Do not act on impulses, or take* unnecessary -I. fore on lu ll to Mf Sanford uaiuuiu W H rariopa craft, nie Mitchell of Titusville, and chances to get out of your room; you may he MUa Sadia Mitchell and Mr«.| la tha first visit but that thia Is t safer whert* you nre. mada by Mr. and* Mrs. Bigelow. Mabel Yataa of Ft. Chrietmaa,' Other survivor* Include five 5. If door is cool, opon it a little; if the hall scorns uncles: James Mitchell, with th# [safe, loavc by a known exit. M D U 8U O A* Army overseas; J. Daniel Goiw of 6 . Close doors and windows behind you to reduce o; Harry N. Gore of Chul10—(JP)— draft*. * Harvey I t Got* of Sanford; ay that % lond B. Gore of OiuluotB. 7. I f there la much emoke, hold or tie a wet clotR spare ration stamp over your faco and go on your hands and knees la Of sugar will be BOARD W ILI( MEET to an exit. on Jan I. and will bo i county school board will good through April The agency Those aro tho seven rules recommended by the Thursday mofnlng at 10:00 ako aaJd another stamp for 1M7 o'clock at th* superintendent’* ofNational Safety Council for1you to remember if ever win ^be made good before tha Herman E. Morris, acting you arc caught in a hotel fire. irintsndent, announced'today. y- Aubudon Lecturer City Postpones » Action To Curb Street Displays Florida Litflit Hi Id Li£o Picture In Technicolor To Aid Seoul Drive Power And To Furnish * !’y uCy Y. I'\ W. Auxiliary To SHI TB ScalH Geo. Touhy Kesi^nti As Holler Manager Two Masted Vessel Arrives From Essex v\ i : ■*>_“ > i . * , •;•-,«f2j vr - i / Associated Preaa Leased Wire In Wisconsin E fS i't/ J t 10, 19-16 O n Courtesy i r-,ii T U E S D A Y . DEC. Funeral Is Planned For Accident Victim Hotel Fire Rules . tk>n and pooling of mentIps Officers of the s*socisWUl select this talent and Jncament of .artists selected be made Friday. Everyone contacted Is urged to teleheadquarter* or visit ths t Center, to join the group. i enthusiasm dinner meet_ eh was attendod by mors ISA association officer* and Friday * evening at th# Inn, George Touhy. outtbe reason, from an educa* recreatlooal and cultural of view ae to why Sanford !H. SANFORD, I). Scott Named Junior Vice Commundcr O f P o s t Iranian Government Teen - Age Occupants Of Car Are Killed; Troops Begin Drive I n t o . Azearbaijan Bus Flung In Ditch a check-op of workers Monday W. P. ;r : • • • THE WEATHER NEW SPAPEK Gen. Hutchison Is Main Speaker A t V .F .W . M eet ® v*c Mifaic Associalijta Terminates Membership Drive Thursday Evening Will be * »y ?i Civil War Flares 6 Piersons Killed, Up In Oil Wealthy 2 Critically Hurt Middle East Area InHighwayWreck of Texas- D A IL Y Gives Lecture nnd happiness. od respom# to the CWIa Assoc (a thin rrinrmbcrshlp drive, which terminates Thursday t:00^.o'rlock, was today IN D E P E N D E N T V .T .G rizza rd Ten Commandments O f Courtesy Dy Columbians * la i r cw rpl frw uraltrrrtl »b i)W r r » alone M iuthntl n m l tonight and Wrdnmday. l.’pnMdrrahle fog north portion in Ckrly morning. Continued mild. AN Said Planned * • > .jB >3 • ■ . /. • , ' " :» ' � 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, 1946 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>, December 09, 1946; <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/6f488ac61da132b0910cc04499e7e4a8.pdf aa612cdf4831198e925f4f5562548118 PDF Text Text * J . 5 *^ . .n, . .. • :^ .- v v iCE EIGHT THE S A N F O R M t t g X U , SANFORD, FLORIDA Race To Be Held | SPORTS O D D IT Y A t Seminole Track Sunday Afternoon ball expert* predicted that UC- INSIDE SPORTS REPORT Ujr ARTHUR BECKWITH, rd . ------t-A would play tn the 1047 Kom of Central Ploiidn l|owl if the lirulm had Buddy Florida lta*kclrrr» Tampa, University of Miami, Stet­ pportunily t« wil* Young to spearhead theJr attack. The Unlverdty of Florida* hoe son llnlveraity, and two state ser­ In Well. UCLA made the grado and hetbnll quintet will upon a 24­ vile leant*, Jackaonville Naval A‘ir • • so did Buddy Young. Only, ln. gafho schedule F r i d a y night Station imd Banana Iliver Naval artion S.undav' at the Seminole i.i; stead of..........._ being In the Bruin Speedway. - lo r thr first time ,1.. against Florida Southern College Air Station. ' “ ' ’ negro speed­ tho history of the track thin type ‘Mckfield the flashy Basketball t.'onch Sam MrAllls.The only other nut « f state of apeeiUleis will be In action, . »'e r will be in their hair, aa Jter is id the schedule hat been school, other than the S.K.C. team* linn. . 'star of the Illinois team. * completed and nine tentative game, I* the Spring Hill College quintet •rtviously announced and 14 other* of Mobile, Ala., who liiect the * The race* will lie run nn the i — ^ave beeu definitely eigned. mile track an*id thcie will Ixi a j —— —— (iatoi* on Dee. P. Ur Barker f 2 ,00(1 purse olffrred to the win-j Bolt;* red hy the appearance of Miami lloopmrn I (Iplosirtriet % ‘ ner. These autoii are o'.f njieci'il . iareral member* from thr U*IO University of Miami will play ill sign and mai.y of them hn- e Fighting Gator football *quad who Tulane, Diiquc-iie, Villanova, M i­ comnelcil in rnccn on the Indiana •lotcd their eeaeon Friday night tfainut Auburn, the basketball ami U. of (thin ntul one other op* pull* apeedway, and will rtln well ponreit to be selected a* part of 9 U"ad U currently .working out ever 100 mile* per hour. , with a squad of nearly 30 player*. the program on the collegiate Approximately 25 entries are / Appearing for workeuU for tho uouble header* to he staged In expected and runic of the top Miami'* Granin Ilnwl (hi* winter. first time Monday were Bobby Spcaking O f Saving Lark of a »■. table basketball rV tven in the cuuntry will la* " n StatimAcher, (i*tor letterman and (land for the conical. Among the Money a n k e r Plant High All-State play- gymnasium ha* hampered the cx- p.csent will b» Harry King vf « f ; Doug Belden, Tampa, letterman t<n*ion of tuukcilall In Miami, but i tel roll who recently won the Oom the 1,J4.L‘ 4(> season and Jim- n group which promote* college Florida Slate Cham|iimnhlp. One way le awre money la U feet#y Xyne* from Marianna. Chuck basketball doub'e header* in Ixiula* Other prominent driver* who will gtl year w t ffi birthday. . nurulngei, another former Jack- vllle and Cincinnati' ha* leased lie In* tho content are a* follow*: A better way and a mere ple**an< ■Onvlllc Navy star, « a i irheduled facilities in Miami'* » indium, the Speed (W ig) NVynn. Southern to report, but a broken roller bone Orange* Bowl, where a portable SL-itea Champion; Frankie l.uptoiv one le U pUee y e * fire, wlftAslerm bwaraoo* with us and gin. from the N. C. Slate-Gator game court will be laid nnd outdoor bas­ year wt/e the dividend earing* wro week* ug<>, prevented-hi* ap- ketball will h». played thin winter. for a birthday prevent. Miami will meet Uui|ueinc Jan. Althoogh McAllister plan* »u IK. Tulane u week later, Villanova H e can gtve yea n M% cash dWIdend earing* on fir* and wind* ctlt the iKpind to approximately 20 F’eb. 12 and Miami of Ohio Feb. players by the Christmas holiday* 10. Other tram* to appear in tho slerm Insurance. 0. II. Deed A Co- 111M Magnolia Avenue, n e a t ip la still sfitking a fimt string team. Beat prospecla to make the “ A " squad Include: Knlph bicker, IV45 45 letterman and former Ml pn i All Stale player; Gordon A*.; kloson, last acason letter winner and fornu rly o f Igindon of Jd* k ecnvllle: Bobby I'agc. format .‘ All* BUto from Plant High Tatiyiu: Hah* Tamler, Jarkvonviltc anif Jail aD Miller from 1't.usuvvU. •. J H o w e v e r , Co»rb iWAWfitee jo in to. mi-, that the first tram ta bird with the tag, .135,1 <• A n;| old a open and thr tra m 'can two day* later. Smith' shot bird nelectcd from any of (he :t»» m n No. 1161H. And he brought the eaiTcnlly working on the equal. birds and tho t#g» l«»ck ,0 Pr,,v'' 'Includ'd lit the I PM-.47 schedule T H U R S D A Y , 1SEC* V. E A R R E I . l 'S t C t c 'r r r r r PACKAG E S T O R D fixtr $! ASfACt BlOC. T n O H t W f A N INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK * Provincetown * Players a ' ' '■ Decisidn On U.N.Location Reginald and R ita . Goode S te w k rt S ch n eld s r Locke William*, Jr. Jo Stratton in the popular comedy "Ttys Second Man” (Played by Noel Coward) 1 yr. in N. Y. Cily Performance*.Wednesday, Thur#., Frl. and Sal. Seats 1.00 Reserved Seats 1.25 (plua tax) Phone Winter Park 827-J 1 (o 2 and 6 to 8 P. M. COLISEUM Monday Dec. 9 <V a Sentimental Journey” 20 CA m :- TRIALS RACES ELKS LODGE If you arrn’l "regular'- try lhi« effective Intulive. It *houlil III yniiv m «r aml.hu* a rand; flat or. t til nut thin ad and give *>i lo umHial A AndrrHon, Tulichlnti Drug t n, or MrKc>nuM« H fi? (o , for a FRF.F. i ample. Ta'. • mil* a* direrird. Pronounced * • Hast Second Street S E M IN O L E S P E E D W A Y On Route 92 Midway BetweeiwSanford and/J^rlando • ORCHESTRA * '* Promoted By A lex P. Brewer J • ' . Admioion— $1.00 for Gentlemen Action Originates As • Result O f S t r i k e Against Proposed P h y s i c a l Exams flovu' Fomlgd HI ■ etid today' * -tha *ri»hf ] .'.In London Prime ■l enl AtUfo met again with MoiUm end Hindu Irodcit tm the ••olitlfsl crisis is. India. As the trio pro«. parrd for their last round o f talk*, there ws* no Indication .o f an/ Q settlement o f their diffvranrea. . The Moscow tadio said tmtey ehlet that Bulgaria hai denied chargr* A «T I'D Y IN UNHAIiyiNEtiH Is IhU photo of John L Mine that Bulgarian-tiaineil Greeks are of the I'M ff, alter he had born fined $10,000 and Ih* Unit Worker* Union 93.3*0,000 In Waihlngton’' Munkipal Court. The fine* taking part in the Turksh frontier. wtrn levied after he hod been omvkled of contempt of court for re­ The accusation la aUributrd in futing to step Ui* walkout of 400.000 soft eo*l miner*. ^ > -1 ’ I International Boundphotoi Turkish Premier Refer P*kcr, The Soviet rr.dio said. It a regret (aide -that the Turkish I’ rinia Minlatur 1.1 “ tha resource of thcaa unjuxtIf led reporta.’’ The Kuttian broadcait quoted th# Prims Minister n* laying that ths Bulgarian-trained (iict-ka me trying to “ seoaratn Western Thrace from Turkey.” The Moscow radio added, that the Bulgarian charge d'affaires in Ankara h*« protested that tb* fhai f e» •are Need For Younger O f­ Legion Commander without basis. ’i ■■ ■■ ■. ■ ficers O f F la g Rank S a y s I)o-Gooder« Admiral Towers Changes In Labor Urges Changes In Laws Are Advised Navy Promotions i By Manufacturers Public Urged To Use Christmas Seals On Mail Ladir* Are Aaki'd To Bring A Toy BHOWN * Indicated In BEAUL HARBOR, JN*. ti, Ul>>-1 Admit 11I John JI. Tc\yr*» «aid today that sweeping changes In the Navy'* -old promotion system ready bMVe lioen nkayed hy Ad­ miral Nimllx nnd other top com­ mander.,. A bill to revise the existing law* will be placed before the next Cone re**. “ The Navy dot* not intend again to he caught In the position it was five year* ago. with ton marly ag­ ing officers of f l» * rank, the admiral continued. - “ In pre-war days the average officer was 57 or 68 year* old before he could attain flag runk. That wa* the situation whim war broke. We learned early in tlir war that many officers were too old ami were not qualified fur u urn rniniiiMlitl." * 'Not only vM?ri' they loo old,*' Tower* explain*!, “ hut they did not have experience in aviation and did not know- how to use their weapon*. A* n result, they were over-cautious—a natural result of Ignorance nnd age.” • Of course, there were exceptions rial Tower* singled out as one, Admiral Marc \liuchrr, the fam­ ous carrier task force commander. George Touhy, Christmas seal sale chairman, today urged all those who have received Seal let­ ters to use the colorful Christmas Peal, The Lamplighter., on their Christmas mailing. Tnose whn with to purchase eeel* may call the Sstninol* County T.B. Associa­ tion and tesla will be mailed promptly. Local organisation* and school children have been busy volunteer* working it) the T.B.. office over Touehtun's Drug Store. Tho rijtir* program for the forthcoming year is dependent upon the Chri*lm*s Seal Income at this time. Free X-rays, milk,-medicine*, pneu­ mo-thorax treatment, doctor's fee* and the expense involved in placnw an Intensive Health education program in the -schools ar.d other groups of th* County, all depend anon th# successful sal* of Christ­ mas Seals. Thee# ore hut few of Ihe many activillee of ’ the loc-il Tuberculosis Association. Every home demonstration club in Seminole County, under tho leadership of Mr#. Oulda Wilson, I^ane I h Elected hoe partlcipsted In th# Beal aril-* vit Ifs. The club folded 10.U30 W. O. W. * Commander sheet* of Christma* Seat* and 4,000 letters. *'\Vv believe that • Judin A. Lane, Atlantic Coast the wbrk of the T.B. Association Line Ballroad employee, \rai is a very vital part of our com­ elected ns Consul Commander of munity end we are more than glad Celery Camp 025 of tho Wood­ to lend ■ helping hand with the men o f the World at a meeting held on Tuesday evening, accord­ seal Bale.” Mrs. Wilson declared. ing to It. J. Finch, district rep* rcsrnUUve. Yacht Domino No. Other officer* of the Camp tt were; L. _L. Keller ------- ^ Tied U p A t Basin elected adviser lieutenant; A. C. Madden J V --■- _ _ ,*T< Domino No. 2, * trim 60 foot a* banker; C. C. Collin* as esc* long yacht owned by R. W. rotary; II. O. I*cnley a* escort; O. II. Griggs a* watchman; II. Trimpl. New Yonmnanufactuter, docked yesterday noon at the K. Billingsley as sentry; 0 .- 0 . Ball as past consul command* email dock adjoint** Um munici­ pal pier. A etjwn* north wind O. C. Ulnschllff*. W. P. Field# whipped over loske Monro*, the and Frederick Bauer as auditors; Dr. O. I* Barks as camp physi­ cully was encounter**! In secur­ cian and Clarence Collin* a* cap­ ing the bo»t. lfr . Trimpl praised tain of the military rank team, 'A big program will ba given the City's foresight In construct­ ing strong piling adjacent to at th# Camp thl* evening »n honor of Karror Nowbony, prtotha dock* oh whleli U taeur* the heavy ropes. Jack Vorgers Idsnt of th# W.O.W. Life Insur­ ance Society, who will address Is the crow member. tha group. . ______ ~ t r r W . Trim pr^W th ar to R. T - .W . Trimpl aceoenpsnlod him on tits trip from .N ew Jjreoy. vto Inland waUnvaya.. Thky W.re l/p]— Oeoeral Usenhower wtU leave tomorrow tor a months* an Army hospital at MUnA. I t * chief of eu ff «1U be treatsd flDr buralUs—an lnfUmaOon which eoesotUnea gtyes him pain In the left ahouldor. Otherwtm. b i l k s demribed as enjoying the- Aseet health tn yean. AMU1IMINT INSTITUTION B d Eli Orcheftn l Icket* on Da|« At tNFORD MUSIC BOX 'or Rroervation* Phone Coliseum, Orlando 4466 or 5568 BRINGS THE MILL TO YOU 2 BIKD SEY’S P O U L T R Y FEEDS fen Scratch aying M a s h ................... . ■roller Mash rowing Mnuh tartlng Mnuh 100 lb » *4.15 1 0 0 IbB. 4.62 100 lbs. 4 82 100 lbs. 4.55 100 lbs- $5.05 (P a c k a g e d in convenient 10 and 25 lb. a lia s ) LEISURE SU11S SWEATERS 29.95 V A L U E S O N LY 8 LEFT T A N , B LU E W IN E A N D LU G G AG E FUR TRIMMED COATS 79J50 V A LU E S - fiU tO S E Y ’S STOCK FEEDS 'airy Feed log Ration ' 100 lbs. $4.00 100 lbs. $4-40 Talk 49.50 V A LU E S Are Soviet Tools NEW YORK. Dec. 0. W — Th* National Association of Manufacturers today outlined proposed changes in the national labor law*. It sl*n heard the head of the American t-eginn attack what he termed “crack­ pot* who are working lo grt th<* Individual something (or noth ing.“ * The National Legion Comman­ der, Paul II,- Griffith* went on to say that the impractical idealists, th# ,do-goodrr» ami all the other crackpot* were cither the willing or unwilling tool* of Communists. Griffith* said all past attempt* to set up an eco­ nomic system without incentives have failed. He said that its present advocate* sir “ seeking to palm it o ff under n f«l»c c«n-< cept of social security-” Griffiths lidded: “ Let'* get away -drom the fool idea that Ilf# offers any free ride* or any free lunches. I f the Individual abandons rallanc* upon himiolf, he transfers hi* dependence to someone els# — loting hi* inde­ pendence and.- in the end. his freedom.” The Association'* new labor policies wore drafted in over­ night conference*. NAM 1* be­ lieved to be prepared t« irnew' It* opposition to compulsory arbitration, to uniom*«thm o* foremen, to id im picketing, to cotnpulsoty membership in a union, to Jurisdictional or »ymhy strikes, to strike* ugsinst government, to government Intervention In Labor di»pul** beyond making Impartial con­ ciliator# available. M t I* also balleved NAM Is ready to approv# the right of a union to atriko except In viola­ tion of contract. But it I* « * peeled to ask Congrc** to out­ law Labor’s so-called monopolis­ tic prsctle##. f K 5 British Soldiers Hurt In Explosion JERUSALEM, Dec. 0, OP)— British military h.sdqu.rUr. an; nounced that five Bntiih soldlsra w en Injured when a jeep was blown up early today by a mta# north o f Oederm on the main Tm A v iv - Haifa road. In en explo­ sion yesterday, a BriU.h officer and n sorvtcaman were killed and I t other. Wared. Later •. civilian truck loaded with ex­ plosives skidded Into a tree *” '! near tha center or J*ru- X b £ *S S X •" Ev • . r . ' - 1-i—129 ■. viAiv... . • • v ; \ ' , ‘ • X l .v .. fj > , . j..'* • - J, F President Meets Cabinet; Member PledgesJNo Retreat Labor Hackiiur Lewis Street Fighting In Oakland General Strike BUFFALO, N. Y , Doc 6-(/l*i TJie New York Car Wheel Compuii) of Buffalo today filed a I7JO.O* damtgc suit agsliut* the C1C United Steel Workers. It* olfiorr. and CIO President Philip Murrs; Company President Robert A Conic* aald the suit tn state au;>rem? court was a result of a 6weriu' old ilrlke which began wile a dispute over proposed phyiicn examinations for 150 employe*- , Ths union coplendod itv> prc<r,>n probably- wo* a step in tho] di resctloo of layng o ff older menj tyt the coenDtnv acid the *xoi wwr* to protect Uia *orkrf tn find lag a lighter job far anybody Ml a- disability. ’ * v f ! M um p and the local PreeMsiit Joveph Kedilor, were named in'thcomplalnl. The union's ou'r.v ■ Dtrrctor, Joseph P. ! Mo tony, alvj •as larved willi a Atunmoru, but wo* not named individually at a defendant. W ASM I M i l ON flip John |„ Leu % ra * f » ill i;•• In Ihe Sup* rcme I'rMirl. I liirl Jo-lice ll. I.turrnrr lirencr n( Ihr rirruil n ufl » (. appriN Im li) nr.mini a Justice Oimi artmrnt million to Iran-trr Ihr I j -h i . appeal directIi lo ihr M.ilionS hichrst court. Dec. (J— UP)— An limir-lonif caliinet meeting on the; coni strike took place in the White House today and after it was over, one cabinet member said, “ There will lie no turning hack in, thin fight.’’ Labor is jn.st as firm in its stand. With f ’10 Presi­ dent Philip Mutiny hi thr fiih t on the side of Jiihn I- l.cwi*, Lalm.I* putting up » ffctljtl front. l>fhrr h»t . w«inl»er* would detail* t.f thr hmJr*loni* l‘ttl S o ’M tUI* |if I ’ofntitrtiT ll.tti ini,»t! ♦• i..M iiucAtiuurm: •I 4|UCAtiui!rn«: uit4 i(|r^ ki .it "#•la*»||t it from vnlriil/Stiml.iV »»»••. •*''*•» 1 »•*| ti* Mr. Tru* ■ «| • tail m mlilrcftt • ' a rk« it Mail Em bargo Cuts Package Weight 5 Pounds Or Less Hue tu curtailment of Mtpnlic* used in tin- operation \ K**t t i*»tnl trains, the f*o*t Office Depart I hi* sit 11 n mrnt. in response tn n rrque* lt|>i|l* tiVfl* hy the OUT. today put into *f . U .ir Dr feet an embargo nn mail mat'e» . VY1XJI A (ifN 'M t.tl. Al'I. STRIKE tying up *11 Irslfic and Iridu.tri in Oakland. C »l. l» o >ltr,i llctilrr-, \ 1 my •< in order that coal con«rrvntlt» ‘ S'* d ir t a third, parity litdi|rn by picket' mid *p«-l*tc,r* In Ihr ilcmnlawn aertion <>t llir nt> Tlir 111.111 in •M•*•••» l#*i»« uf may in- effected, according t" *1 rtxhl *crm, to Ur ulndin* up hl» rl*hl hand |irr|uraliv; l<> , 111, 1111* llir Iray. Tlir huge walkout t iivail.ibtr for information received hy I*o*t •, pm . If-, | asaliul a pollrc-priilrrtrd deliver} of iiirnli andlvr Ihrmuh pirkrl Unis tn Iwo »liurk drparlinrnl •• *4ainn\ititf 11nlrni.illrni.il s*iunil|ili«»ln, master J0 9 I S. Held. 1 *____ _ # 'i»ft roil . Until furthtr notice, no article, of first clas* mail, including ait • and in* I'nlted mail, weighing In excess of five! Mine polled t"Mid to meet pound*, and no parcel* of fourth | the ! 1 'n e . iivnlns*. them clo»* matter exceeding ' five fo, , •' '"tu t. UI*pHtchers pound* in weight or 18 Inches Irj have* ■...i n s,r,t the ileno* length or 00 inches in InngtM mpm ■f the rash IniU and girth combined shall lie ut ! f. • ccpted for mailing. v * ,v ' . u 'I* it >., .»1 .not i i » Theee limitation* shall not a# ** .NJAOISON TVIft fie. r. IT>. ply t0 tho following items: L>*e t > > A fire Ural iusm I out <11 control day old chick* and other |""lI 'ic t lir u s W i l l ,ur fmir lioor* in NtailLum tmlav (i.O.I*. Cliairimm De­ try; cut flower*, plants, *e. , ,r" .-..dai.Rrmt tit,, ctlt* -t.ttte bu, egg*, butter and perishable f "*l M l(|\V (UHlOIDCT I V f - i dlMrict to-foir it •*** *ut> mands Control Of 1 Mi, Inproducts: scrum*, nvedirinc, .'id ■ ,. ,,, • • I,lord ta’ c of Curtain Ajfunuius hospital .upplic*; local pat I* IH llO M S I C C h n iC | llt* j M Vr o( Utr city * sevn, lire comlieraitse o f and all local matter for di-ln-tv, . (iMiUeo bnillrd Ut,. tire wltlcli tlct 'ovemor on local rural routes; paird* a l.uce enrollment U cxitei-ti*l Minted a cafe. 11 mrn* ckrtltlng ll> A S S t l t l V I I . i l I’JtKSS I II I lan d t indruetod dressed to member* » f Utcjto ta- on Imtul Monday rvenlng 't t . , „ tr Bllj 0I1P o| 1( r(lll,n 0( ()nu I l ' i r a p i t o l had a g l i n i p - e A. Center (1 Mores uwned by Ootrmor • e i ' l a ) o f tlie tu g o f w ,11 fut con. hi- rual .idiuini-'' 1 '.it 'in confer 'Armed , force*:' . s«-cond c|*»* . „.l •.0:00 or lock at tlir . . .TMurlvt -— -''Ha oatimi 113 Unit teii ii> uinriimr ter and mats for newspaper «n«l. wltlcli time Vernon T, Orlxcafit Oscar Renncbohm Tlir iatlldlng-s trn! that i« shaping up beta,-,' with evei v ilium to make n i"«dv jn all m tfaiino publicatiuntf Hnil fiitm- wm r0ntfuct a *4CourU*y CMnli"*|w(.re looitfd rctom the r t m t from 'he Administiatlon and llir iiepnh' hnwvjmnt legidottu iti'l 111id ronDuring the emcrg_ency, acc.)it«|,„ „ nrmjrilm snonoored by Hi, ,l« ’ *'«'<• ' * rin -, iuu. • ' with the ance jnf international |iatn-l i"'*t r ile Chief EdAurd Page *ald • .'i<uo**inn packages will be llniilcd t" tl"'»e, ■to b«'lle\r<l thy tiro started Irom v « f the containing serums, medn n c*.1tlie Kemiuole County Cttamtwr o' merhi-ated boiler tn Uie cute • ,'ttt l»C drugs, surgical Instrument* .<od Coinnu-xe t , announced md 1 ''..■•niPtil TliP total d image t* dressing* ami hospital -upp >•»• by Mi* tilo d i• x|»* p, n,|(, ca| fun,I -lot II Except for medical »uppli*» all ,i|,d tlumxaud dollar.to Mr O iu/ai,l I ' ' llllll 1lit* for foreign destination* will l>e I’tirx-e Itrrtncn were* overtvime 1 fleatlna r»|ru-ttw at the"' Ci-tlfe' , • • ,'iin i'd restricted tn first c!a«« srlf let tu Mtiokr and a policeman ruiffer ti 1 -t ,'. lie said weighing not in cxce», d 4 Will Ih- taxed to tlir fullrat extent reI are. I.q.a leg Injury while aasLsting I III it.11II will pinlialdy pound* fl ounce*, to print*, «inn- Mr* Eiton predicted. Mr- Orlsxard Ilf cillCli. *tlltm-. will'll oi.e’ iif tllPM- ugvnctea have lo in ’ it■■ I'li .ol lotion, and r»»in- will tell how- to m>II Biinford a*’ a pies, .. small packets luii, five mcnd'cM ft is i-uslomiiry pm <ihly t In* tin'"it 1 at inn 11 * w ell, “City of Courtesy." will show a mercial paper* ATLANTIC e r r v , N J. Dec 0 for tin. I'n—iilenl to appoint tine** lie added that while the strlku motion (licture depicting cflecllxe t/Ui—Fire today drotroyed the memlHT* of hi* own party and la-t nil 1 I11 o-iii'i I'lpnpi-nil roun* customer relation* technique nnd rlo lie 1 1,,*, Rev. Glenn Smith H unIIi^i •! (its l'i#tir 'r»m | Will tel! of 10 wav* of building good famoua Atlantic City Tuna Club, two of tin oppo.il ion twill. Hr will inform Ids ll-denM.-. tm map) year* o n-.virt landmark uu\ 'to tnp.o 11-.10 11*1 11- 1 til at i-.11 I|pad Association It ..nlll.l.,.1 O n I' m , r I Ictlll Ml tire apiKuatiix lo the city how to riinrniliei namev Anotln' "ii tlir ecene A club »pokrsA/alua I Vsli\al To program will iotlnw on TVn-Nd,. The Rev. Olcnn K Hmttlt. |nam.n old the lov climated ' i t ' T r i l f l y I s ( ) l '( | ( 'r U ( l I ' t i r evening IT f IHR) A4.»s r()\|x(M tor of the ClirLUUit Mlsvlonarr Al­ l(r Held in Fuhruary r Ttle course will very definitely I 111- tile bloke out hyat insutam liance Church, waa elcct-d iircai* 10:15 A Fire Duparlmunf sell tlir town and lite Mores in dent of the Bonford Mltil*i'-i tsl M Kislem lim e ' and tlie (laHire It. mi i Association at IU llnal meeting Banlonl to Dll' imbln wlirn *un« i ‘ ' i ' 1 dill tairnlng 45 miuutca laort 1 a i r i­ Of tlir LuichUigs an pul into el I t .1 o. I ,, , ... „ on Tuesday afternoon T1tr IfV . j Faulted by Idgh wllid\ tlir flamr* I " ii i*l.t.. ..nti untied «.q<i i |.ii ,,.iii ( le Kavinc feet '' said Atalrew /Stine, prtatdent Mark Qirpenter. pastor of Holy rfni pxi teet from tlie front uf I". B»47. in Cross Episcopal Churcli, wa* tuinted ol lire Haulotd Mctchant* Avar l i 'tm ' tniHdlltg. Ignltliii! a two-story HI If.. -* •o f mi >1 Flu- I lupiii mcnl . 1.1i tenx'e uf Iuu Lvt'ii it*anted !«, me f it) tion "It .wit!* induce in buxine., rocretary-treasurer li.intr biilMllig dlretlly nrrou tlm * .* * • houitier " f to the Scugtuve A resolution oommending '--he better ruxUimrr rriatlou* nni) lad- JstiNy and anotla-r building next- Coin on-.iuu d ooiilieiii Jayccu U r employee rvacUmk" lie dc Rev. J. E. McKinley, pastor ol the door. |„ • at lull, City Managci II. N. J '» i inld*. festival 1 Sayer .......meed today. ! First Methodist Church, lor hU Ih e 11 nek will Ih< equipped Hainmiii, hi ainiuiiweij. fin# service during live ;kl*i year •Jayi t ’hiti ni hloiida und with it ii.Vfnot xterial extension I'eppcr Advocates president of tiro mlttWctial LIONS' XL IT HI I hiI'II r. will have n powerful all flirnughoni tileSoutli me planning association, was passed • , Mine Socialization bronie centrifugal pump, a I ’J In enter rontestaiit- fm the “ A t w Plans for a city-wide church Tlie Sanford IJona dub will hold cylinder engine, four speuls fo r­ lea tjuern'* who wifi be erowned c«nsus were laid, and prellmlnarg IU regular Friday meeting Utnichl mi file nlloi niiiii, i f Ihe rlxtrenlh. JACKSONVILLE. Ihr. 0, (/!*) ward and M'Vct*e nnd will rn*t arrangements were made for Rial the Seminole Country Club. A I lie V"inV lad, aim It crowned Senator Claude I'eppcr and the l itv $23,1)00. Union Watch-Night senior to M i supper will be served, sceordlng to No definite date of delivery* A aliatjueenof lu ll'' will be It ext Virginia’# Governor Clarheld at the P in t Baptist Church. ) King ~ I Jon Henry iiitlr. encp tV. Mrado'ws agreed today ha* Iicon promised, said Sayer, aumdrd a loving i tip and the OVif ■PpieseuM will that u roiflinuntiim -o f coal but it i* Stipulated that the file IPftiiuttlnt, strike* might lead to nationali­ truck will . Im deiivvi d within lcroi,e-$'*UII in cash. 35" working ilays. sation of the mines. A canvass by the Commission I’eppcr said that to prevent O AKLAND CONFUSED the paralysing effect on the na­ nl Ihe vote ill tho Cily election tion’s economy of a work stop­ Tinulav revealed that Andrew n\KI.ANI>. 1'iilif., I»cc. G. GT) page in one Industry, some modi-1 Carniway. unopposed, had rr t'olhc in Oa kinml wcio order­ ficntiuu of private enterprise ccived til vote*, circling him a* ed hack on emergency duty to­ the dinnei tonight. Outlying com­ might lie required in key Indus­ a city lommissioncr to nun-cod day ns confusion followed tho munities which aie showing much tries such ns coal. W. ( ; Hill. • •cttlcmenl of the general strike, Interest in Ihe concert program While agreeing with the Flor­ ..... 7 .. Tho'pollen order was issued -afare Lmtgwood, Oviedo, Gcnev.-i, ida senator a* to possible out­ KTAI.IN ItI MOliKI) IL L ler „tr iirk utorcK, oriirinal Lnko Mary, UeLnml, iVfvtei prise come of tha strike, Meadows In­ PARIS, Dec. fi, tinulent* fCK.tt| point nf the strike, w er« and Orange City she said. Mr* dicated his preference for legis­ Ificd sources ill London were c|Dgc^ , . J. L. Ingley who is serving a* lation which would fix mutual secretary to the Association, pro responsibility on both labor and dieted ihe industry. The West Virginia gov­ gessful. ernor pointed out that a fourth Vice presidents of the associa­ of the United Mine Worker* live tion Include Mr*. Ingley, The Kcv. and work In his state and said Mark Carpenter. Miss Mary Raw­ that tha strike has virtually lins, Mrs. O. I*. Herndon, Mr*. brought hi# (tat# to a standstill. F. E. Houmillst, Andrew .Stine, (A S A K U ta tllT ELCOTH CITY Gene Tucker and Roy Mann, who O m C IA L S , MOTHER* CHECK BABIES is serving as treasursr. CUirons of Osesclberry went to TAMPA, rvc. 6—(A1)—A CheckMrs. Brock stressed the fart Uie poll* Monday, to elect dew Your-Baby.Whlle-You 8!>op Ser­ that membership to the concerts city otnctala for tho coming year. vice opened today tn tamps as a •t W for-adults and M for stud­ As a result of tho election Rowland lift to mothers with long Christ­ ent*. Is only open during the cam- J. Devins was elected mayor. Mrs. mas lists. Wives of junior chamber dgn week. Workers end persons Ken Watson w*s re-elected cXy of commerce members ore operainterested are advised to tSlephono clerk, and Tally Hattawey. town department store. Checking charges her (1260) at the Tourist Center marshall. Louis Oetiler, James R. ting a day nursery In a downtown between th* hours of 0:00 A. M. Hattaway. and Leonard COeeet- are ao much for each hour and the berry ware elected aldermen. profit* go to charity. and flrtw p. M, Meeting Monday Fire Rages Thru Tug-Of-War Is Will Inaugurate Business District Shaping Up In Of Madison, Wis. Courtesy Clinic u C apital PoliHi A Civic Music Association To Hold Dinner Meeting At M ayfair Tonite t : •i • vr- :r NO. 29 Associated Press Leased Wire - ^-v i. . . -------------------- ' '■■■ ------------------------- ------------------------------------- 'D Z a T e S use o f ah, I purpea ;i' an,put ____ __________ UnUt<l 9:30 P. M. ’til Opposite Hull Park Lewis A fte r Court Fine _ Thc^United SUtss di»• closed today that It Mill i back n cite -on the Ensi Coast for a parmnnsnt United Nations headqup.rters. IluuU yesterday had voiced objectioiu to any considera­ tion of San Francisco. Rum in also accepted to­ day an American propooni INDIANAPOLIS TYPE R Thursday, Dec. 5 SHOW GROUNDS ■>f ' . ’ yrhlch would inatae BENEFIT C A A W tey ■■ Accepts U. S« Proposal For Use O f Atomic Energy For Peace Purposes Opening Tonight ■ ■■ SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. DEC. 6, 19-16 Established 1908 VOLUME XXXVIII Casselberry, Route 17 CHRISTMAS TREE SANFORD M O N . DEC. I Air rx«rpV fur a diowrnr alonjf llir Immediate n u l l Slowly rtxtnf lnnj*eraturr^ balunUy.. l U l l l 'f Irmpfttturrx In llir intrrior of tho ntrrme north, di|hlljr vbove (reeling, . To rroteci the Peace * f the Werid; T# rromete tha Ftegreae of America; re Fredwoe meperity for Hanford; are ilg h 1 Southcasti rn I'mifereneo keani. Including (icmgbt. Mtssiv gippl State, Alabama and Auburn. > Stale selueiN nppcming. iin the glp rid i srhcdutr me; Florida JJouthein Collrgr, tir.iversnv rd THE WEATHER ia Unity Thor* k Strength— - .. �t THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Affair Climaxes Best Season In Senator History Feds R elying On Offensive ' P o w e r To Bring Victory FRIDAY, DEC. 6, 1946 FRIDAY, J>£C~ft»494<». •» th e Sa n member, told about an English man. a Frenchman anil a Pole, »h<> were riding In a plane. The plane »a « in «nme sort of trouble, an,I to prevent it from crashing* mine of the passenger* hnd to jump out. The Frenchman, »o (lie *tnry went. point in repenting it now', except t > Iflailly volunteeteil, and hulled remind you how it aimed tn smear himself nut of the plans*. Then the British. It hinted very broad it was the FmglUhmtin's turn. Hut, ly that our ItritUh cousins had a the story continued, instead of traditional preference fur letting jumping himself, the llritishcr, other p e o p le do their fighting fo r •ayittf his (nuntry was dlwayready to do ita parL shoved tin* them. The .Joke, in ease ydu don't te man from Poland out and then went back fo his sent. The story was considered hilnti uusly funny in certain circles, liut people who knew about Hrituin's ci.uraiteous stuml in the duys of the (ieiman blits could not sec nnythini? funny in it. T o them, the Joke had all the earmarks 01 Nazi propaganda. Now this sort of iliimr is dan liiroui in wartime, when nation* fighting iii a .common cause must win nr lose together. In wartime, anything tending to disrupt the unity of allied nation* la quickly suppressed in order to maintain a solid front against the enemy. Hut in peace lime, the old ausp.ci ons and distrusts come out o f hid Ing. Tlirrc aie hitter rrcrlminn fo rd h erald , san fo rd London Paper Tells O f Secret British-American Military Pact Scotch Foursome To Be Played At Seminole Course There will lie „ mixed Scotch foursome .played at the Semlnnle Country Club Sunday afternoon nt ISM) o'clock according to uu nnpouticemenl made lhi« morning by Clyde Terw-illegar. club nro. I'rixex will lie awarded team* likvlng hfih and low scores, and pairing* will be nmde Sunday morning. . In this type of tourney a team consists of a man and a wunmn and both member* iitiv<> from each tee. The beat drive is selrcletl and participants alternate shots until the holes has been completed. . . Those who Intend |o enter tho contest should contract Terwlllrgnr as soon as oosailde. Sanford Manager On Road Back As Big Time Player Signs W ith Torotb fly ARTHUR IIKCKWITII. JR. Lnnky Yankee Star Herald Spnrt* Editor 'IV . m ___ The Seminole High School grid squad has completed heavy Work In preparation for Huturday night's battle With Pletcher High of Jack, Ed Iwtvy, 1946 mniwKer ami first aonvtlle Beach bih| the teim l» In baseman of the Sanford Celery top condition fur the fray. fetl 'entry in the Florida Slat** The 'Fed* have Iwen going l.eaque, has lorn signed tn play through offensive and defensive, for t h r Toronto Maple Le afs In formations in prcpnrntiu'n for the The International league, accord­ contest with the Senators. Hi ill* ing to an Assoelnted Pres* releas • today Included work on the fine last night' from Lo* Angeles. '* ** “ offensive points of* the British Born Back LFvy, an outstanding player and., power. " ‘ Fills, piloted the the I .... .......... The Senator*, completing Ihe Making Hood On Grid manager for Sanford team Into second place lo beat season In the history of the the F’lnrida State League last sea school, will be out to stop any­ ny m t . i.i n ii n t son. Sanford later defeated St. thing the local giidders may at­ AP Nrwxfeatures tempt. Coach !»h Hi yam Is work­ SIIARON H ILL Pa -TTiere may AiigusrtTie In Ihe ShautrneAsy play­ ing hard to keep hi* men on edge be a little bit of England on ttv off*- and went Ihe full seven ronfor the post-season affair. undefeated Sharon Hill High tests with' the league leading Or J. W. Crew* It (he outstanding School football team—but the heart lando Setfklor* In the finals whtco player on the Fletcher squad and of Eric Petrr Dockland now be. were won.h** the Senators. I.evy won high honor* last sea­ nas played an outstanding game Joogx to America. at fullback for the Senator/ this, Blame It on football. jrrhaps. son by having1 been named by n t h Crews led the Senator at or Ihe friendly Influence of U. 8. spotfKcribe* aroupd the circuit a* tack on Doll* Academy last Sat­ ■youth The U-year-old Ilrr ib - manager- for the plnrlda State urday night and scored two touch* bom fullback lent mire srhat league All-Star team. . lie com­ downs at Fletcher tumbled the makpx him want to be an Ameri­ pleted the year with a batting average of .Illfl. can. He n t evacuated from his Levy, a former jnuJor league British Imme In 1640 during tfie star, hus plavrd with thv New Ths Feds are relying on fullback Nazi "blits" — returning to his Yoil; yankees and the Philadelphia Willis Anderson who ha* scored family In Trddlngtnn. 10 miles Athletic* liefure he *u*taine<l n 27 touchdown* and added 22 extra outside of London, last ypar. painful back Injury causing him points this year and I* bidding But five years In the u ft: tiad tn retire from the "big »how" and fair to win a position on the All changed Eric, come to Florida for rectiperation. florda mythical eleven. Sahforl "My mother couldn't under, DI also pin hope* on the Fleet stand until the saw how much 1 At present Levy I* manager of ed halfbacks Clyde Unit and mined America" and then she let •he SeminuR* Country Club, lfolly Plsrcy lo skirt the ends an*l me come hack." explains FTrk-.' .-rack un aomp dice gain*. Ctarenre youngest son * t nine children in one aensnn, 17 -for touchdowns.", Grantham, the Fed hlocklnj ImrS, 'H ie British . boys don't. car,* An Interruption was in oYdi-r. la seldom .noticed hut will Ih> lead­ much for football," say* Pair George, wearing n 120 hat I Jim ing the interference for hi* line A hard-chanting fullback, the Ix-au gave [iim when Curly tired charging teammate*. • Itve-foot-ten. le a . pound yomti Linemen who are expected to handles the punting assignment « f seeing Strirkler in n bnttere,l set action at the n|>enlng gun will and placokicks the extr* polnl.s and bruised gray, was asked lo be Spencer, Harden and Howard for tlie Stinron Hill eleven Kri>- nusvfer hi* own iioestinn: I* it the TO COACH CAIIIIS passer or the |iu«s catcher ’ Whelchel at the ends, Harold Kast- has tallied three tnurhdnim.* ST I.OlllA. tree. 0, u n — The "I'm getting to that," »aid ner and Jan Jenkinsnn at the convprtfxl 14 extra points Strirkler. "Hot you've gut to know St. I*nii» Cardinals have signed ‘ tackles, Nnllie Troop and Hill Lud­ Ife Uvea here with the william w ig at the guards and Gwynhe J. Charles family The charle-e* more about |lul*an. Last season Tony Kaufmann as a roach. A 5fX)fv*or<i(1 him when tie was an Hon naHtcd 4* out of the HI passe* former Major I-eagurr. Kaufthrown liv |t\ Comp and Roy Mc­ mano replaces Mike Gonzales, evacuee Kay o f Green llay. In Ihe first who will devote nil his time five game* lu-t ;.enr he caught l?i** next season to hi* Cuban base­ SPOUTS L A U C H for nose 10 7M1 ynrils and eigiif ball interest*. touchdown*. • "Ho yotr know how many passe* Cecil l.liell in Ihe early forties anil the entire Green Hay team com­ Arnle Her her in the thirties. pleted in the first five game* this However, it still is nice to know year? - Twenty-eight fot I.M) yard*' t in re ure fellows around whit nilII) FRANK KCK A P ’ Newsfeature* Sports Fiditor and only thlre touchdown* and; sssnr their own r|uroillou* and pro­ NEW YORK—j* the Iiasser or l-auilteau Im* Tony t'anndeu hack I vide you with a sports column be the jins* cutcher more important to help Comp and McKay with the |side*. when it comes to the forward pausing." Strieker insisted he hud no til pass? Till* question ha* bothered Legal Notice the expert* for almost" n decade terior motive on His niind even but George Stricklrr now fee's though l.nmlienu tossed hi* oil hat out n hotel window ami brought certain he has the answer. It took a lot of digging on Imrk a new one two size* too large. Ksllrt I* tlrlrli) Itllrli thnl I’.t*. "You i^m sin*, then," said Strlckl HKi.liKliiiv i ;.xtii»r:\‘a. i n i * * .-nrStrieker’* pnrt hut that* his jtni. Jle’» ilirrrinr of public relation* ler, “ hat it’s the pass enteher who imriitU.ii will niqily to llir ll.isrrt of for Ihe National Football l.enrue is mure important in pro footbath” I'nuniy t'ornmlsslrmers of H*-mlnol*r-ooniy, FlorMav at in mieel Ing in and they havp him working over­ Tnruinr) .V It. I*.»7 lo varote and Dona a*ked: “ Unt It true, John, time thi* fall rlue lo the mild esponao ft m ii tit., poi.tii* record*,of that you Would go along every time threat /or Sunday foullmll patron­ Heiotnnli- f'onnlr. Flurlita. the, |il«i your team look a plana •• of thr iSiiilllr) I’tilt. Addition III age in the form of the i ii flint Alll.*AM»elftprrv. Florida. » s i. wu.t. ,) tn Krtahln nodded. America Conference. I’liil Hook t, t-.i*t« i i Mini a*. "Well. ljl*n, why worry?" Mnrl- •"W e nevrr knew who was more | i A T t : H nl Hanr on l F lo r i d a . Hits gon cooUnued. " If there's a crash Im p o r ta n t," »ay* Strirkler, "li«the (III day of l i r r s m b e r A . H t*l*. you wont have to worry about cause the Green liny Packer*, al­ . ( * A n m ; i . i i i : i i i i v iia iih k s h . i s <-. that 1330.000." ways seemed lo have an end nn’med University of Wyoming foot­ Don Hutson. There never wa.x u ball team* soon get used to play­ better pns* ralrher in the history ing la bad weather. As a matter of football of foci, half their games usual­ “ This year Hutson 1* aiding ly »rg played in the »noxv with Curly Lambeati in rnarhlng the R turf* so hard (he players Packer* and no longer must w*i bounce like golf ball* when alter the record book* r.very lime Don pull* In an aerial. , HiiDnn i T!’ UJ1 y* * r k«a been particular- definitely ha* quit after II ^eam I. With a 20-mlla billiard a* a. pro. NOW i n s t o c k • ---- J ng the Laremle Field a* "Hutson made the All-Pro leant ■I Oct. 6th. Hut the cowai an end nine time*. In 11 year* homecomlng fem e against IR O N IN G CORDS ' fnlversity o f Denver was he caught 4BJ passes,- IBl of them In a snowstorm so densn for touchdowns. He nnre caught 74 opte In (he stand* rould. coffee Ma k e r s across the field, tttna wat late starting V A C U U M C LE A N E R S lOitMe of the storm and by the lurttt quarter you couldn't see te Iftigth of a two-yard gain, E LE C TR IC IR O N S ' id Yet both team* kept right X M AS G IFT i throwing passes. ELECTRIC TO ASTE R S , One newsman who saw -ths SPE C IA L ime says ha doesn't know M U er any of the passes were . H E A T IN G P A D S . ujght But, he adds, bolh teems Buy Him or H er ■Jm*d j they did and once or DOOR CHIM ES flee, the officials took thslr Skyscrapers’ Cage Coach Fired In T iff A P Newsfeature* (CANYON, Tex.—The man who produced basketball's Mtal|e*t team In the world" won't be liack n* We*t Texai Slate come the o|>en* ing of the cage season. Al Daggett*. »hu In 1(141*42 took hi* tree-lop Trxani lo Madison Square Garden and whose trams In thosw days were rated with the be«t In the nation, was dismissed from West Texas Slate at the r>"ult of a squabble in the athletic department. * . In the upheaval Football Coach W. W. Nlrklaus resigned and Asslatant Coach Leslie Van Meier Wai dlimliaed. When several of the football playen refuted to take Ihe field If Nicklfeus remained In charge of the team. Daggett, who had re­ turned from the set vice to remme hit jmsltlon at athletic di­ rector at West Texas Stale, sided with Van Meier, who served a* football coach from January to June, 1042, then entered the Army and upon hit return wat a lig n ed at assistant to Nlrklaus. Thr latter Was employed during Van Meter's ■tSSMl alr*enee. Baggett come to Weal Texa* State In IR-'LI aiuPJ-rxan building fhe basketball teams that hrou.hj the college national fame. The, tinlfiu* native rock athlelle plant at West Texas Slate was a con*, (rlbutinn of Raggett's. W. A. -((ills) Miller, new ha* kctball coach, has Iwen made ath­ lete director. He also conches football 'at the college. » The Clubhouse Sumatra produce* pepper, sisnl toliarrn, rubla*r and nil. f a r r e u ’ The I Adding Manufacturer MncGirgor-Goldemilh Voil-Dun lop-Haf yard B A S S E T B ALLS ...... $ 4»/2 ft. C ASTING ROD 2 B U R N E R E LE C TR IC STOVES E L E C T R IC .W A L L CLOCKS Reg. Price 4.95. • W IT H T H IS A D 3.33 . Fir e s t o n e stores S E A T COVER 8 ' BUCKSAW S Letters and Post Cards Addressed P r o m p t a m i E fficien t O n e D a y S e rv ic e Seminole ('minty Credit Associuti T h e P o or C ave M an H a d N o v N e w ip n p e r T o A d v V r lis e In. But Y o u H a v e ! ! WORK FOR PEANUTS! CHARLES P. TATT 6fH A DOG J STAFFO R D GAOS Did yo u MU1 4 a*• w'H ‘ win. Ah3 tilt »Mt M •WH'vl 1M4 %»CH9CRrVL SATK FACTION H*lAi*4«Hi» VlilAiP. ry IN . Hr / HAVr IT \ ^ V \ C Autrouro? Yet every day, I’m finding moje ways lo help.you!* STAFFORD'S M E D IC IN E RALLS,.... T E N N IS B A LLS .. . ...... Rural Common Sense * P IN G PO NG B A I J A )........ G O LF B A L L S ........... lly Spud* Johnson GOOD BRAKES • G O LF P R A C T IC E H ALLS SOFT BAKJvS B A S E B A L U S ..... $2.00 to $2.45 .......... $2.50 straw berry SH O R TC AK E COMFLETE StOCK OF ATHLETIC 'EQUIPMENT IT PAYS TO PLAY * Y o u ’ v e gol lo In* aisle to slop your car a* ulnrl it . . . unit sometimes much quirkcr. w h y Ih e Iiilc r u n lio n n t Assocltiliou o f Chiefs o f ‘ ...... P u ller rerviilly held a » W r'II l . i i r rou u lry-w idc check tip. |IO l HI ■IQGCR—K T T C R —6RAM DIII THAN EY E A B EFO R E ■mM sstsi ! * «■> bs ts>« Wwt#* O r .ii.lt abewt * » ■ CtMUas a NEW ERA IN TENTED AMUSEMENT* * . S P O R T IN G GOODS Roy Johnson^ 306 East ?irsl Si. O tir rxperl lir.ik r nuyrlinnicH will Im* glad lo •i . • ■ luijiisf yuiir r;ir ?* im*rlia« nisni. check w heel align- ( Vx Block r ^ m fQ J J PENCO fMUL SION CONCENT R A TE - Fo. wulei emulsion tprayt whort minimum visible residue it desired. I’ INCO CATTLE SPHAY—ideal for use at livestock and born spray or livetlock dipt. I 'K O T K C I —* n i f i i t u tu l k tc r m iK . b v c u n StHAjl. pWk. v*V BKa ' F■ PIHCO WB SO— Detiqned for use as Wolar ip 'o y, contains SOT. DDT PfNCO f)B SO - Specially compounded for dust applications. Contains 50% DDT Technirot A IhssfssMfti «l 4 o*‘»is t«*r » « “ u Mstvn • •••• o i l ...... "li-li lion... I , . . I . i , , llirad /rr/r/rr//CRYOLITE forviiiihiiii. . Hut as for nn u alliance, there's id; official on that u I hr Itritiih Wat -lied a sliiteiiiriit >1 official iititimini'iMi •Sitili* nlmtii n mi tkMMMI A lllfllta m, 109 N. P a lm r lt o Avenue Phone 1011 DODGE Jo b. Ra te d TRUCKS Convenience 11«imh■ and No other sciison <»l the yeiir is ;is clttst'ly ciinm'clt'tl lo “Take a Sentimental Journey” INDIANAPOLIS TY PE ’ ■ . . .• •* RACE CARS I*';1111iI\ .1 the time for >;atliering» of the family and li it-iids arminil llu* firesidi and . cause o f Christmas that most folks heroine conscious o f needed replacement y ?* furnishings- Statistics jirove that 50*. mure furnit 11r «• is purchased in he« 4 the year. . You’ve Heard About It * ■I , , m Since this is true we know that many o f our friends will lie shopping for furniture this month. For v a • ' . 4 *. , '. convenience our store is staying ) > « • . w ail * .. ••'miff, p i w* : ' * . • - • 7 RACING EVENTS! R E M IN G TO N S H A V E R S . Hurt lectidn o f home furnishing's should be done with u n tti -,016'. • I 1 1 « l/lt'i SU ITE A S OFTEN AS A N EW SUIT. Come in T O IL E T S O A P . W IR E D ISH D R YE R S totolm i.) L O f THE m o s t •INC CAP P| salable 3g IN SECTIC ID E 'The T«lked-»bout Home Freggcr’ Monday D e c .!) »r Products Corp 5*",wd -; U r Alagnolia Ave. Sanford Orlando T H IS X M AS GIVE “ SOM ETHING FOR T H E HOME •• • * I,, ill, 4utl . , overage wage for homo service hoi i i e i*n cu t in h a ll iV w.irfr. x» 3 SCHICK S H A V E R S C A M E R A F IL M I seller NNrilin g V O LI.E V R A L L S OVER 20 CARS! FOOT B ALLS- iMcnieourapli Printing - T y p in g SOCCER R ALLS ............. T lr t tf o n t j PAGE THREl SERVICE STATION P L A S T IC B A LLS (s m a ll)..... 25c to 60c B E L L B A L L S (fo r pets) •>••••• «^ArcA\**•••* 30c Grill r id a forester 'with the Stale Agricti! 'uial Extension Service and autti.-r of s holletln on mAnin-ing fmi I lands so the) will produce liiinxi, Ife f, and Kline. Theie is one other imlnt that merits rtmsideliillou liv nil honl its at tht.s tim e-the matter of hunting on someone el***'* l.inl. Sportsmen from the * clt\ . at fanners- as will should ivf..n» fiom htmling on unotlier's, mini without permission. \ny taimer who finds stmAgi-ix minting on his property may become a« angry as a hornet, nlul justifiably ««. |lit* iipid is hia and in* has a rigid to say who shall hum on it. Trouble can often lie nvcited by olduiniog priniission first iiefoie hunting on •niilenne else’ -, properly; s-nuiti-.y demands .Uch prm-ixlllll- SJHOW GROUNDS OPPOSITE BALL PARK F O O TB A M iS s PACKAGE S T O a rr fiRM it aacssi oiiic. A T H L E T IC E Q U IPM E N T BEACH IM*AY BALIaS ^ ...... ’1 FRESH! By ASSOC IATED PRESS * Some years ago, shortly Iwfor* T ra rl lfarlwir. a supposedly funny Joke wax making the rounds. In this country. It Was a tiretty bad attempt at humor ux Jokes go, mi l some people said It wax tnipim l by the Nazis. T h m '* 'not much , Flo •' i ■ *■ •' -*.• , • �P A G E FOUR TH E SA NFO RD HERALD, SA NFO RD , FLO R ID A rile Sanford Herald H M .k t t l) I- O t i * K4llae COMIMtW UKAN • - The world is-YuH- of kindly, Kcncroua people who really care about their neighbors. • .• . In Detroit a new home W’as built with funds raised by friends of a young married woman paralysed by polio. Doors were made wide enough to permit her being wheel­ ed from room to room in the iron lung in which she mfist live. Mirrors were hung about aiding her to see every Ra Vk * ratable la Altaar. Tier, ■ —•>— W A S H IN G T O N LE TTE R G la iu te By JANP. KAD8 WASHINGTON, UP) — Stocky,' genial Arthur Sireetaer * u a Homi er of the League of Nation* I to the Surgeon General of the '•formation section at Genova for few week* IfUnlted State* Public Health Ser- many yean from 1018 on. Now varlou* part* ' vice who admlntitera tha Act. *’e rvrelvNl a Under the Act. the Federal govfrom- official* emment ran grant about $1,440,of many Hor 000 to Horida for hoapiUI con* Financed by the UN, Mr. liter mine the strurtion and the State would be piUil farilitict expected to match thU amount Hwee|ier‘i elght-roofh set-up >n thp romtruc- w|h $2.1120,000—two Mute dollar* H street in the Capital opened only a couple of weeks ago, but alt. f know fori each federal dollar. W risked their lives recently to rescue tho passengers of the uirplanc that crashed on nn Alpine glacier. Expressing gratitude of the survivors, one of them said: "You can’t understand why there are wars when you 8ec so many people willing to help you when ydit need it.” I nterspersed with the headllnV news of crime ahtl freed and strife it is heartening to fi\ j so muny stories of human unselfishness. . Cave-Workers F R ID A Y , DF3C. « , 1916 mruUl institution*. Yet, tinder The Frdrrul Hospital (kxralrucUon Art passed by 'Congress, about rt'OO o f these bods would Ih- pro­ vided. And these calculations «lo not take care of thr HOOO existing b.d facilities which huve become nbsolele and which need tg lie re* 1placed. The Congress In 1014 pn*»rd this art lo give financial assistance to the Ktalrx for the construction of hospitals. Untfrr the art, $.‘1,000,­ 000 Is authoriz'd to lie granted to .hut exclusive control over educa­ on tho tion must irmain in the hands nf fnr .construe*inn, probably nn assumption that it will.do sir after our State nnd “ local authorities tho surveys have ln-cti made nud where it always ha* bwn. thr need established. • At the last sesilon o f Cupgre**, While (he amount which could he granted to Florida for hospital surveys mjglit he a* hij;li io. $ 17,* HUH, the amount actually given was $22,500 because the full $3,000,000 was not appropriated by Congress. The Stale of r luridn pills up twice tin* amount for the survey*. Ilw Florida Improvement Com* mi"ion lias been dcrlgnuted as tiie offirinl state ugrnry lo take charge of the surveys. I urge liny coftirmuiity in Florida in need of u | ho.pital or of mure faiilitirs to. vet in touch ‘with C. H. Overman, I Chairman of the Commission nt I Tallahassee. No application caul t c made directly by a local group I Of coune there are more reasons than one for Admital Byrd to spending the winter at the South Pole inclnding the otm that he probably figured he’d freeze to death if he stayed In thia country| Th * State of Tennessee h planning a. 130.000,000 a year Increase in educational expendi­ ture* to bring Tcimri.xee'e echo'd* up to the national average. It K ill tako about $.10,000,000 a year more to “do as much for Florida's school*. President"Tiuniui is plaiuiliig s 37 billion ihillai luulget to prrtrnt to Coitfnsi* when it Volivenes shortly after the first year, down somewhat under I uncut rX|H-nditturcs. But 37 hllliiiu dollnm n year la'- atlll nine times as much a* government skpcudlturey used to b# during th* pYovpcruu* twenties.. Social Calendar rorpi, lawmakers and pres*. The I-atln-^merican* and’ H t r r r r a n a seem to be the moat frequent ■callers. The bureau ‘is operated more or Ira* like a reference bureau. A teletype machine hooked up with the Information, office of the UN assembly In New York, clicks busily away all day long. Day-by­ day pres* release* pile up on tm*. Ides in the office. They too ema­ nate from New York. The Secretary General's reports for the last UN meeting*, reports of the economic council, debates, speeches, resolutions and a ll' sort of daU pertinent to UN are avail* able. Mr. Sweetser started out as a newspaperman In New England. During World War I be waa a war correspondent In Franca and Belgium. From 1018 to 1042 he A QUANDARY? * r - i*Sfr DON’T KNOW W H AT TO DIVE? Then come in and let us fill out one (or several) . • of our Gift Certificates. Below i« n Sample The December meeting o f the U.D.C. will tie held 7T?e. 0 at tlu home o f Mrs, W. It. Dyson, IJol Magnolia Avenue, tvitji Mrs. W. C. Hill aa co-hostrs*. , The Amerirnn l-Cgkiir'Auxiliary will mebt 7:.T0 I*. M. at the legion YoweH’8 Gift Certificate Sanford, Florida Presented Ttr» liyferian Church will meet as llows: No. 1, Mr*. G. It. I»awn, chairman, with Mrs. il. J. Lehman. Old Palmetto Avenue at 3:30 P. M.J No. 2. Mrs. I- I. Frazier, chairman, with M m . L. F. Boyle, Mcllonvillc Avenue at 3<30 P. M.; No. Mr*. J. S. Krider, chairman; at ’ fhc rh'irrh at 1:00 p. M. for luncheon; N<>. 4, Mrs. H. II. McGnslin, chair­ man, wilh Mr*. IK. IK llrdwnlee", 1100 Palmetto’ Avenus at 3:.'I0 P. M.; No. 5. Mrs. f*. L Redding, chairman, with Mrs. fr.' A.* Sttnc, CJk D Summerlin Avenue at 3:.10 P. M.; No. H. Mrs. II. M. Wo. mack, chairman, with Mrs. I„- U. lusher, * 2001 Magnvuba Avenue i Witb Beat Wishes o f Not TPanalerablo or Tradeable In Cusli nnd n*w*napcr man. UN’s Washington office ia one of a group to be.opsned In stra­ tegic spots throughout the world. Tho next probably will ba opened in Paris. Back In the days-when penman* shlp_was an art, a gentleman w ai known by the Ink he used. He mixed hi* writing fluid with great carr according to the fo r; mula uf "His Majesty's fetation-* cr*." Even to this day, thia ink lo known to authorities at a "very good ,formula." The ink h«ul a base of iroq powder whlrh left a well-nigh per­ manent impression. I f it faded at nil— likn some Inks do^the ironbase ink left a residue whlrh ref­ lected light arid continued legible through generations. . • F L O R ID A * STATp THEATRES L Adults 40c— Children HcPpcna 12:45 P. M. Daily Last Time* FRIDAY Sunday & Monday itJ iA A Ir V ••»AY1I I’M 1 Wo u c r.i. M PQ M - MA8SHAU S A T U R D A Y O NLY labor, there la more construction lit Sanford today (hart at any other one time since 1027. How nlany new houics would be un. d«r construction today, how many office buildings, apartmenta, and hotels, If you could gat plenty of labor ami materials to build them with? • D O UBLE F U R COATS a 1 FEATU RE • S h e'll look and foci like a 'D ream W a lk in g ” in one o f thcae beautiful fuT coala. Priced * “ 7 - -w From It was Just 13 years ago yr«ter day that the nation repealed tho prohibition amendment and since that memorable day some 1,800,00b gallons (galloni, not quarts) of hard liquor have been consumed by the American public. This i» in addition to 1.000,000,000 gallon! of wine and 21,700,000,000 gallon i of beer. These tittle Items cost the deer peepul,, than whom there lx no whomer than the Common Man, the trivial turn of 60 billion dNlarj. Ho hum! No wonder w* alp the way wa an,_____ piustian Premier Etalln It re­ Pitted akk, suffering with a Mart ailment, and the next flash tfet cornqi from Moscow may w o r t his patsing. Foreign Mtnlle r Molotov, .who Is the best Mown Russian throughout the xarld. m ay'Veil b« expected to cceed Stalin,, but how well town and how well liked ha I* Ruiala, foreign ob*ervera do t Pretend to lenow. The next teaIan dictator maT be tome­ s ’ you never heard of before. —fh t th* B«a4 Progra DRESSES v The Latest March H'a b«at druaa forward thia acaaon and for your g if t - g iv in g I f yo u Ilk * th * f * « l o f b r o d n o *. . . . yo u 'll Ilk * it * v * n b e tte r In this pleasu re ,WC PrdWem rum, • uw Plastic Patent . PHOCRAM r* > e At. V Sunday & Monday! $6,75 O T H ER SPO RTSH IRTb Mr. W. II. Heigh returned m Sanford today 'front a InisinneV trip in the southern part of the slate. Mrs. I). K. Norwood of Lake Monroe return.d over the weekend after an extensive visit In Texas with tidal tVeiT hannon. Aulircy liunn, TWsIry llamll, Ponairt PnTtaln. Dill-' At iih Khrffiilil, Bobby M cNsl, i albertne l.ry, K l li # I Gcisici, ' l l ’*. " U. Kiit*itfirlil enUiiUinr.l Mir clin|icl moci.ii •>( i)ut I i tilth \l alters. Tommy Andes i 1'ili‘l of I hr Womrn'f Snr|r*> «•♦ ' .1 tnillMr School U{I« »!■:*(• r lh«’ Kilwln l.m kct. Maiy te-H How* cn. Utrnaitl Hall Mini laxif Frisr (ihri*!tiii) Srrvicc’A of (hr h r »i il l o tinn nf Room'• •»!$ Tlmr* Tlic progiam wan announce, i M< tin «||st t'hurrh at ihrir miMir.l iJny mominif. Thr pi*’>:rut$t v%h* Chri^lmaip luncheon ami lni«iiu,o', ojit notl with thr i ip »irc rend It) llriiry IV’oninck. imoimc on Monday at noon. i* : l y Janice KpH f.iil«»wrd i»> The room* « p , f beautifully .|c lb*’ repealing o f the la.nl’ . Pray. Vm.-ilxl with iml.pttin. .mil irl.nl. >1 •» T,T *»•*'? " 1'*•’ »••• U*r«. Mr., • lenficl.l *er\r<l a t* ■ •N;,,augle,| llnnm-i t.ml i- ... lit. rour.i luncheon insisted by Mr. H' *nlate. *’l . <-r. Dnnlt‘1. untl Mn. • I Edwin Lnckt*:t |>lntoi| a |ojno McKro. ’ • which win* folUiotil w*th a A short ' l.urinea* dir.-tm; f...ThoM Wl... l-..t tm t « c r lowul lltr~lunri«e.in ..pem-.l with .. Uedenbough. I'..«« «•»;>. dp... luttnl given by Mm. .1. >1 ‘.i ’ ‘,,,y I, ’S, C ' ’ . M M t i>l ill. She read n Ghririmu- " ,M,> I’M wra**. Margara Un­ It! , ml Mr*. R W. Turner r-; <«rt- ’ c l "it the tM illl. of the |iroji«-'> y Paulette Ooddard with one of her many loves In the aurttlng and of the year shocking “ Diary or A Chambermaid; with Burgers Meredith Ptsjing Sunday tutd Monday at the Rita Theatre Uauiiihuul_llit i ' •»« • STERLING Virginia Lun^iotti Honored On Birthday Friends of Miss Katherine Spen­ cer. will rejrct to learn that *he Is seriously III and confined to the Fcrnald-Ltiughlon Meinorinl Hos­ pital. Mrs. Eddie (.angiotti hunored daughter, Virginia I'.sitl, on Tuesday with a Iditliday p.'ity on Mi,* Elizabeth Dyson left today it> eighth birthday. The pnrly for Gainesville where she will be v u* given nt the l.angiottt home a guest at.the .Sigma Alpha Epsll at 717.1’ark Avenue. Many game* tin fraternity house for the fnl. v.e e played outdoor* with prize* frolics. \t>, pnwii Ann lVnr^oii. llo*r!l I* -ig awarded for high score*. \ weiner rtin*t-wn* then uni.'Xud Amt lt.tnie*. MoMlt- Joe Morii*."i vs I* h coca coin*, cake and i»v glittby I’enrso, Ann Vance. JcBIRTH ANNO UNTKM KNT a-irn . Mr*. Dnngiotti wa* *•• K * eman, Ann Harvey.,Jeiniull Mr. uud Mrs. Marvin r(. l.nlden FI - ,.| in oerving by Mr*. Ilubv II ■ vcy, Bcttv Ann >tun*un I'd* : - w— —— •■iris IMH announce the birth .of a sou, War­ llnrjirr, Mary Itnse Sn'er. Holer making their home in Norfolk ||un||ngti ren. Edward,“nn Thursday at the C •! I angiotti atul l.yndu Gen where hr 1* stationed. , Those attending were Mary Krinnld l.uughtnn Memorial Hr*Mr*. Windsor, who was grad|;r, ^ • ieht, P ottle VVOic, Deane uated from Bishop's School .at j\ laitolla, has completed three] 0f ; Ml. ’ and Mr*. Patrick Zenla year* of training at tho San to|, nl |(,j unnnunca the Idrth of a son,’ Diego Hospital, from which she Slmet. Thomas Alien, on Nov. 28 In was graduated a few week* pre’ , I at* Angeles, Calif. Mrs.' /.coin ceding her marriage. i , \ j j i* the former Marjorio NowC’omlft Windsor is a graduate I Iteagan nl man. nf the. United States Naval * Sundtiy S ervicei Academy at Annapolis, cla** of MRS. I.ARIMORK DIES l'J41. wa* stationed for some MiJtr MYCItS. Dec. fi. (d1)— I.. II. lUchtirtlsoit. n former pastor lime at, the Sanford. Naval Air Ml*. Klixalu-th II. laiiimorc. hB, .t ill hi* guest aprnht-r’ for Hie II Station and made many friends Mrs. Im!u Haley and daughter, died nt tier- home, 2101 hi. Jack­ here. . Ml** Hazel llsley, were the week­ son Street, early till* week. She o'clock and' evening service. \\ c end guests iif Mrs. Ilaley's sister le n w a daughter, Mr*. Viola invite all bis fris-mls to come Ih* and brother-in law )|r. and Mr* MacPiuiald; two sons, C. G. lorriW. S. Thorntons Give W. with us. S, Thornton. . rnorc of Sanford and J. C. l.nrlDinner For Visitor tnoce of C'harlottev lllc. Vn. Mr*. I aritnoje has made her home in GO T O C H U R C H S U N D A Y iort M jer* for the past 26 Dr. A. T. Vann of N r* Mexico .vest*. The futreral will l>« held »ho I* visiting Mr. nml Mr*. W. S .. Friday, at .l:*Xl P. M. Thornton wa*. honored on Thanks- ! ,-iving Unc- with a dinner party • I,,,,,, I,lull, .iftn glow a fool i'loucr lea*. movoiI nt fi:00 o'clock. The laid.' was laid wilh a In nutifrl , Italian rut work cloth with a centi rf'ivcc of rndianrr rose* nod Mrs. William W ray fruit. Honors Miss Truluckj* * . ..... . i-nji’ viiii thr'i4ca*ion wri,* Mi*, lailn Hnlcv and daughter. Mi»* Hazel llalcy of Lakeland. Mi*. Murtha Muffitt, M il. Krimet!) i Mcl.rod and Mr. and Mr*. Thorn 1 ion, the hosts. 8 *8 (p lu s ta x ) ■ tv km m a n il m w l e y (7EOKGE TEMHLK. r.M CrRGF SPEER, GLENN LlNOttn- BILI BHOEMA^F.H and GEORGE COX . . .There were lots inont.too . . Do you know I made a dreadfu. mistake last time I wrote? I Sewed BOH CALLAHAN of bein, in th# ARMY when hWwaa vwaHr la,the N AVY! When I found that I waa-obviously goo* for any beetl . . . 1 « that every FLORID. INTERNATIONA! W m . E. K a d e r .II^ E L E B 112 b. Park A vc. The Night Circle of the First Christian Church met at thu home of Mrs. O. D. Land re** on Monday evening. Th# meeting wa* called to order by Mra. IL G. Fox. chair­ man. Mra. O. T. Pearson I d the devotional and ''Horn** Missions" waa th# subject of the piograin. » wa# voted to call the group Nfi W A " VI - L'»v r.elri.me.l Chatelaines ............ Durden. Mr*. Landres*. Mrs. V. If. Quilted Nylon Grintham. Mra. Cherry, MU* 8u»< an Williams and Misa Mary idn. Chenille Robes were snowvd t Iris. ’Not on# i of people Wall \ I CARRY Am WORRY Lamour < C ^ iS U R A N C E or’ "Ui*’ brainF aa n# ’of^ralwltun*1^I^x(■ .. * r M o i ABT-W ” ^ S N igh t Circle Holds M eeting Monday P.M WOMAN for official SILVER FOR CHRISTMAS Golf Tourney Sunday DANCER From 18.05 Thu miH-tiiig w.»- ii.ljoui th giotip slngu-y "Gwl You Till W»- Moot Again1 ntti-nding the^ m.-utiiK- v> Tinner, Mr*. K. I Wnr Mrt'nskil), Mi*, t’.'li-, Mi Di.viil, Mi** Ella Boh ItHuici*. Mi*. A. H. SI' Mr*. J. M. Ilnvt*. M i" I M i.. ( ’ arriu l)i r|M r. Mr» Mr*. F.lvpf'eld nn.l Iter i A golf tournament will be lu-ld at thv Seminole Country Club un Suoihiy at 4:00 o'clock,-tt. eras an nouiu.*«'d ihiv lutnning by Clyde T i-i wilk'.ar, club pro, A mixed Durin. the playiru: Iced drink* Scutch Fmirsamri will he plu)cd and prize- will lie auutded for und nut* wt're served and nt the Miss high and low score* All women conclusion of the bridge game, Utopii high score prixr, nylon >t<« ku t-*. are invitnl l» oaitirl(iatr. Ulopir was awarded to Mrs. Peter linyDear ! den Tepslc with note paper. I lie Just I H ntc SNOOPER Ix-cauM screenn prize, going to Mr*..John I hav, A terrific scoop for you Bolt. A lapel-pin which was the (That as uf finding nut la*t traveling nrize was given to Mr*. ggaftr’nuion. It’* a scoop!! Edward Higgins, Jr. Somise not to tell, I'll let Miss Trultirk wore a black *kiit op the secret . . . Flist n and a mauve evening a w e a I e r Kxplanntinn.' A s you must fashioned with rap sleeve* and a aeh year the U NIVERSITY rolled rttllitr covered with <*r-*|it.rtMllDA holds |yl)Mutv con pf the same color. She wor, a mi •bHlctermine which lovvlj sage uf white resea which £ b e in the beauty sectio.r given to ber by lh«* b"-ti—- llrpUUiunl. y u j$ .j»fttIX O L K Wray wore u gown of Idrul. .i ' g , fpr loie e.o p n t tn-iiulirwhite sheer crepe embroider*•! »ilh $ all the v’ hti^.vNlet!^ ln white scrjolns. tfe were n«keiP*4n select A delightful desert crmi*o wrtb cSytpus’ *‘ctuei-h\wlur will not coffee was served at the end compete in the firnlavthie dridnyof the evening by Mr*. W r«v b < at GAINESVILLE tftfh/VAIU’ A aisted by Mr*. Richard MMu.y, 4mf ESQUIRE ft.m rtVAJng thr Mr*. J. N. Gillon anti Mr*. I.. A. Judging, riri jess! AND hr-su'i palmer. ful licuigi- chosen m A '/ V S C Those inviterl to bv with Mist 8YL\7A” MKISCH. .Ubuthter 01 Trulutk were Mis. Roy Iked. 'It* MR. niJQirRS. F.U M W fp jl . * Ham Martina, ’ Mrs. Ten-u . Mr. Well, imfjmmh for flWiAUrpri-r Frank day. Mr*. Ed Levy-W Inim-r Or wo.tr* you?. . . . icju a n n l to Mr*. David Smith, Mr* • F. hellpvi-, but already |brFVtiH*tTL' Spencer, Mrs. Thonra* K " l hr.l long TH AN K S( d V l W T l f t k f i Mr*. Juntos Grapp*. Mr* Kdwurd gone. • Gwe stopped rfhh^rihnu H«gii>*. Jr., Mm. It I I*. t s.ttr». It THiWj-’cau*e I • fUsL Wk»eY*i*f Jr,;.Mr* Richard Brown. M • It that wT’ll ail lie homt-^MUltAh lc* Sypios. Jr., Mm. Dub- Jv-ott. Jr., than tvp» Wrieks. To < - » 'tfirntirv. Ml*. G. H. Buchanan. Mr- Mil' ' f e w tlnu-s flies! •H olrvttf'n iu c. cohn Higgins, Mr»‘. Donald Boll*. out of every ulna T l l . l f V ' g«l. Mra. E d w i n Hhinholser. Mr* will admit that il w «» unc w’Akriu! G a fo r g e Thurston,- Mr-. l».ir well spent. Just a fCVI.'of thovr Wright. Mrs. Milts Bnyd. Mr*. student* whoWaltare Philips. Mrs. Ibdt and <■ around lown -celebmtmV Miaa F.llxabeth Dyson. J A N E T H E T Z E U . r MA • EGGh’ HimT. P A U lfllW CULLEN WRIGHT, M .ijti EN TEW, LOIS Mc t W H EARL JETER. B m>Ki AL RABUKN. S W i ' • lANKLIN' IIRANAN. BOY llff WARD. TQNY HUDIU£3TT)N BILL IIUTf!IIIS0N, * Around 22*60 b ett*rw !h o n **v*r M a rlb o ro sp ort ihlrt. CircWJ of tnc \V.*M. I ' - f F'irst Baptist Church will i at 3::ttl f. M. a* follow» N with Mrs. John Courier, 1216 N noiia Avtnue, No. "2 witli Mi* E. Moit I s, I'.i-.'B Locu*lt Ave No. 3 with Mrs. U. R. iltck. : Xaurel Avenue. No. • with w. S. Srlmsn, ‘.'|M Palmetto nue, NTT’ S with Mr*. It K c... Cameron Avenue. No ti s' 1 P. M. for a covered dub supp*the home of Mi*. W. C.DoC'oui 21fl W. Nineteenth Strict. The rezulni |ii )gmm cnd l> ness meeting of the W.R.C.ii the First Methodist (.'hurcli meet at-,thc chunjh at*3:0u P. The board meets at 2:of) P. M. Dr. and Mr». Clyde B. Terwillrgnr, Sr. arrived yesterday from Steubenville, O. und are guest* at (he Valdua. Hotel. PAGE FIVE* ■ii >«r »i|jjpi m. PAGE, H U G H ’ W IlF .l/ ’ Jlf: invite you to ••• our l o v o l j r collection in black a n d Chrlalmaa Autumn o t r . . . e n d w hat man doesn 't? Lt. Comdr. Windsor Weds In California hete In Sanford I* the announce­ ment of the marriage. of Mis* Elisabeth Itc!hell Fo*ter to Lieut. Comdr. Ilobert W. Wlnd.or, Jr.. U.8.N. of Norfolk which took place at the home of the bride'* mother, -Mm. Grover Coors, in Carlsbad, Calif. The ceremony wa* performed in u floral retting of bouvardia, irurdenia* and evergreen*, by Chaplain I'ctanon of Camp Pendleton in the Presence of member*. of the family only and wa* followed by a reception for about ICO friend* o f the young couple. Ml** Fo,*er. who. wa* given in marriage by Mr. Coor*. wore a forninl wedding gown of shell pink chiffon with an old-fu*hionrd boui|ue|. Mi»* Geraldine Clarke »erved ‘ o b, un- Wartime conditions in vucnorablc Sweden caused ninny industries to go underground, nnd, fnr from disremedy this situation at the next HIBLK terse ron TODAY Hiking thin environment, both owners and workmen favor eesslon of Congress. ’ „ ■ (its continuance. • • I have felt for some time that (fe lf AND kx K sE: Quench Factories catted from solid rock never need painting them are many worthy -oung peo­ 4 the e titk ^ l ‘ The»*. £.:iy. or other exterior work, and rcquire«uo heating systems. ple in Florida deserving o f atslsIn. ■T i r.' t A X T - " i , 1They are made attractive by brightly pnintod interiors and in getting a decent education. hoapl_.... ..... ...... ............. „ 4anci! P ? the nSn S u X ‘ ^.l?hi by ^m^nted windows which Boothe workers with dans- and $76,000,000 u year fnr the Many nf our citizen* uf Florida obtain an education rum ith o . coal .trike r risls, we Irophobic tendencies. Their construction is more expensive next five year* for the construc­ ? nn«t ensurate with their* urnbitinns ye he ha* sumrthing t<. edf to'begin with, but the rase of upkeep wilt make the over- tion uf lu8'pHMi*.,(,«giKns<> nr to all v sl ability-prim arily Imcatum they appronriileil'mnnlrs fop'the sur- J i not have Iho money, (tdi.*, •‘A-hem, alt, biurU'* all cost lower. I vrys, hut \lid not alipropriate any­ i - Wo should aid tnich worthy In' ftoM*yn<r*e*bTho new UnnU »p!to of nil these advantages, factories in a thing for con si met ton,’ probably on through public financed iurU' a<tu»* from tlm Mayfair country untouched by bombing will no doubt continue to the assumption that it will do *■> ■dividual* toil ion loans, scholarships and ft-l T lAnd'the kwmtmwr»p«ol ho built above ground, whore tho advantages of fresh air after the survey* liavr lax-u rttnde low-hips. We should give federal the li*ed eatabliklted. i aid to the Htntes to raise teachers' mpletlon/lt*look."like IK'iSS “» d natural .light will outweigh those of security and ami pro|>riatcd monies for the survey*, salaiir* and rilucation standard* nnlnir of u nonulnr rriort pica * huupilCM 01 Upkeep. but did n»t appropriate anythin l Oakland, CaHI„ li completely rained by a general atrika which t (topped all transportation and Ittaipted virtually all business octions In a city ef one millloi ople. A itate of amergency has tn proclaimed and the mayor » been given all police power*. ' la a virtual • dictator, but -U nalna to bo aten whether he i the courage to axarclt* die orial powers in a,-country so *ped in demoerhqr. Any may o f any governor, who can ahow (.country how toAeopa vrith the sotie condltluru brought about by HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA A .World O f Kindness *•••••* t.ti.ritii-rio n 0RIDAY, DEC. 6j 1946 | ^ A Regular Ad *n THU Newspaper, | Heavy Chenille in lovuly colors of BJue. M a i z e , Rose, White, Orchid and Peach In aizea 12 to II, ted Nylon In benutifloral pntterna on r o « e and W h i t e nds. Sizes 1'J t p -20. Children’s Robes Just like Mommle’a h Pink and Blue Flora printed Quilted Cotton Sizes O to 14. Earrings .............. Lapel Pins ... ......... Twin Pins, set with Brilliants................ Friendship Bracelets of Sterling Silver .... �t \ * I — FRIDAY, DEC. 6, Uh «J THE SANFORD HERALD, M U m P * FPQBlftA , ---------------- r . FRIDAY, DEC. 6, liM6 THE SANFQRD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA 1 1 apda it a *a »t* of *opp, aoapy water when It Hints To Housewives retChange a-too dirty md .won t holt! up __I. V... f tV Weekly from H o m e tJeaionatration a and*. Vou aan'l can’t IHlt K»« (II uinj Bpeel*li*l< Tallahassee . clothea clean in dirty water, ever though it U aoapy. HINTS TO HOUSEWIVES .... USINtJ T il KM PROPERLY W IL L HELP SAVE SOAPS .■ T( lly Joyce ilevla ~ ' Clothing Spe* claliat Wring clothe* a* well as po»»l bit. Too much aoap left In fa>>. rlca will make rlnalng more, diffi­ cult. Rlnae In hot water the firat time, warm water the laal two times. * Water aofteners will help to make soap go twice as far, hut It ia necessary to use aoap propcrly also for heat results. lounory soap la cheaper than flakes, liar soap can he flaked on a grater or. If It dry. It can be ground In- a fowl - chopper. Rlnae well in aoftenrd water. perly washed dp .not need bluing.|Race Riot Flares * If you do want a last bluing . rinse, tfu nut- use too much 1.1*4. In £h lC a gO D lS tri Ing and be sure it l» well dls.j —,------solved before you put the clothes| t*mc;AXIO. Dec. 0, UP)—T in the wuter. Blue only a hundred pollremea patrolled a pub demonstrations fn the di»trlct. Five hundred oollmemen were sent to the projeeflaat night after •everel dl.turbencee'wHrn result* rd when two negro families at­ tempted to move Into apartment* them soak in the bluing. Work quickly, dipping them in and out of tha bluing and wringing. • nnd two newspaper photographers Inspect your lights for flows BELTO NB A P P L IA N C E S TO ASTERS . SCREEN W IR E HUNTING for 6; ’ M ore water through clothe* B U S IN E S S ' A strong soap Is better for rinsing, to wash out »°M> badly soiled garment* and heavy wash o ff curd* and scum. : r materials. It Is harmful \lo dellClothe* that hove been aate fnhries, rayons, silks and v ■ woolens, and a mild -map -I* bet­ *" _ t * f 'f o r thcicr A slmplr test for . a s.rong soap is to see if ft re­ DEALERS WANTED FOR AMERICA’S FINEST moves the oil from the skin of PREFABRICATED HOMES. FHA APPROVED your hands, making the hand* Made to Comply wKh City Building Codes Can also supply materials such aa plamMng. electrical future*, In addition to using the proper Interior trim, hardwood flooring. RxClmW* territory to live sire. kind of soap, it is desirable to use the correct amounts. Cood Qualification* Necessary suds, atandinr 1 to 2 • inches on top of the water, tire necessary Mint be R eputable. Must be Properly Financed. Must b e w illin g for good washing. Suds and ac­ to handle so a business not a* a sideline. ". tion remove dirt and grease. If Only those who ran meet these q u a lific a t io n , p eed reply. Mr. the suds break down, add more It. F rie d m a n w ill held In terview * December 9th a n d lOlh at the soap. If. there are no suds on the water the dirt and grease go back into the clothes. Too much •A The diseovqrjl of-insulin r|vo.; lutlonised the treatment of dia. bates. .. J‘ » I 1'^j . - I Other Hardware Needs HAVE YOU TRIED THE N EW ATLANTIC GOLDEN PALE ALE? . Everybody’s Hardware Phone 1218 412 Sanford Avenue Mimeograph Printing - Typin g ■ ■ ■ ~ »• - U T e e/ i L. ' ^7 • are the Leaders Letter W riting le tte rs ami Post Cards Addressed Prompt and Efficient One Day Service cminnle County Credit Association Phone 180 116 N. Park Avenue > President Meets Cabinet; Member Pledges no R etreat H «»»•!»Met. iraa.ta f} * t r i * depending on America for fo<Hj will l>e in for a bod fjroe, too. For thousands of the.nation’i wnrkiY* Chriitms* appear* a pret­ ty cheerless prluect—unle** the coal atrlke ia •cllled s ty V And that itasit.ility appear*-.b> I*. re­ mote right nos. .Here i« the pic­ ture on the 10th ilav of the atlike of John L. la-win’ 400,000 AF oT 1. »oft ctiul diggers: An embargo on all but the moat v>1fc1 rail freight ahiiunenti ■has rliQhxed the mowlmliing effect* of the apft rnnl strike with an avalunrhg of lira unemployment. The tutu) made idle bocnu*e of thestrikb stand* above 21.1,0(10 induttries. Heilruad* country hum ,1*14 o ff workers by the hundreds or thou­ sand*—(^pending upon tlleir site. All lines say more layoffs at* In prospeet In the immediate future.' fn other industries, ammonal thousands have licen haidlirf-‘preClShtmas layoff. nOlfdtf tib, the coal stoppage gradually 3WJv» off the economic, social ApTM uralional life of the natiop.TX Prrdlctlons from itcRw the e-nnt*” *•> "q iie the'^tou.Vvbllity that 5,000,000 persons may be Un­ employed by New Year’s if the coal strike lasts that ludg. The autnmnhlle L-dir/W*}. alone, 1-fore Jan. |. Ten* o f thousand* alffady haV* l>een laid o ff In the Jrnuliile and affij.i«k^y \iqdu«tries. "... **7vjjr * The sti iking miners generally are restive upmireiitly content to watch and wall fur word final Lewis. However, in DuAttljo, CpInraiL. Ill A F of I.Titldc wmker* have gun* bai k to "work In si* small mines hr the area. Say* local Uiitoii President Frank Mar­ line*: . “ We-nerded ( hrlstma* money.” i-Miliiiu’ fJi making ivailv !u clamp on the rut inn a new series « f • druHlir fuel 'rnnserVAtfOn n-slric" tlrin*. Tfce restriction* y ill liecome J effective Monday' unless a soft coal strike settlement is reached beforehand. . ■ The chief of C PA ’s office of emergency control, Edward Falck. said the new order* will: . p in t— Extend dimout restrlc tions to all utilities in the country whch nerive elcrtricity from sufi coal. States.most affected will be Flmida. (leorgia. North Carollnu. South Carolina. Alabama, Teiine*. see and Mlgsi-sfppl. Second— The order will require that the more stringent seconl pha*r of ihe dinmut restriction* a lr e a d y a n tin u n rrd f o r >1 north am e a s t e r n s t a t e s und th e d is t r ic t o P A G E SEVEN "■ 1 Columbia—Iw jd lfin tto opeiallot ami express embargo went into ’ 1’’ r l,r"Pb- of Chinn have Jieen when coul rincks luAe dropped I elfti l nnd caused an"*flimato 150,f,.r at least a Jo intlnifi of n !*> flay . mi|ipty .. . J000 railroad men to la- thrown out ' ra’'* And a third provision dlrcri* nf work Al«n m effect now is s — ' that unifies with , moie than « postal eiiler rurtailin'* the *1*., • , specified amount of coal—po<rit,|y i nnd weight .if parcel po«t packl,f Barter a t'lti-day supply—would share ihe age*. . „ Oplnmetrlal L*e* examined—Glatsea filled remainder with other utilities. 2U3 S. Orange Ave. lalck raid the new orders .uu> I’oisomms pa|ni on n toy may Orlando, Florida aim include the fievsing of in­ I'S.in# 4**7 dustrial ami rotnmcicliil «-i>ki- »tip t-invi^ injurious to baby. Fn*l Relief— Or uli.«, T a Wf A IrRMpOOVlful Meanwhile tin* Solid Fuel* A.I , llr.«M*« huaflnr miniit.atlmi has summoned coal I (*»»t !»# m lh ii»'*»oc i I tun * lull nf It' .%• I fmucrvntnr* from all state* to 11-1 , ' r*ur emt^b? einerrency meeting hoc. II in j Ami A m i II M (!»*#••• .No <1c%il>t ftboUl it Wnalii ngt on. Vwi» %t T% rn Hill r.»h*-lr»r»* you -A List night, « gem m l tail freight ^h'llr bottle hnttlf* «*ert«lnlr will #»r y«u *»h"if •*r»n h»Vf yottr wnn^t hark. Loosen^ Tight Hacking Coughs From Colds In a Hurry Vi**t B f f l m*t l»r Iifrild In i i k » Itrnii** bit-lin e It n m h l M no c b lo fo ft^rm. no n n r r n f 'A , no I n M t -fo r m , in s lim it* of :ifiv kind • N#» tm lie t i m r * In tK orn jrouf **littb l«. o b r t l i r r lh« re su lt o f a • »•!«• *»r from i»|i|ot brm tefcUl ItH ta. Ilott Y m T y p no llfn e |o v m i a with t b -| Kim! o f m iV M u th H lk l * bolt?*, of ttrn rw liM»l|he 1>iit)«t'*n GOSH,l>OP-DONf| VOU KNOW TH- FIRST THING ALU GOOD CAMPCR5 DO IS PROTECT. THEIR PRECIOUS SUPPLIES? H. JAMES GUT A G E N C Y r o m it o i iiiti fi co. OR G * L L D Advertisements FOR RENT T H E SMTD5 O F SATISFAC TIO N O u r q u ality d r y -c le a n in g , prom pt service, lo w prices lu»ve lirnttghl the sm ile o f sa tis fa c tio n In M rs. Jone* face. Southern ESS Bread gain m i mi Free Pick-up And Delivery! LANKY. DRY CLEANING CO. ima 110 E A S T S E C O N p S T R E E T .P H O N E 465 Bv Rob Green T IIE .L O N E R A N G E R VOU K N O W THE B O S S ’G O R D E R S . W R E C K T H IS P L A C E T H IS 16 JUST THE B E G IN N IN G K A R T IC L E S F O R S A ld : fr om ownel. lot*, re* •onnble. to.nl Box H iyt|: SAI K • Expert Tailoring Precision Engineering 5, H ELP' R HELP H E L P ? H ELP/ T H E V 'R E W R E C K I N G T H IS P L A C E ! / n . j ' ' _ — ~ 7 "— THAT'LL TEACH JIM 9MIIEY NOf TO G O A G ’IN'UU, EH .B 055 TO N TO , JIM SMI L E T 'S IN TR O U B LE ! A t--------------— " I. ijjsy . 205 lllblsul. Court, I), Inndn. Fla. 5 ARTICLES ' S' .If.x.l Sei 1 . Ar* Sni i the) l.i '•ic II ADD >S, phonographs, terords. •heel music, guitars. The Mtislr •7 •eroo.l i 'ME ON,SILVER! ME COME COUNT US IN J Speeial Purchase, 150 Sets o f Matching Box Springs and Innersprii ■ . . t WEASEL! WHO'S THAT J GOSH, 1 MASKED MAN THAT 4 BO SS, WENT IN THERE ? ^ y ' G O T ME Mattresses. R egu larly priced at $99, -t * • —•, i * . < per set—an exceptional value at I'LL SETTLE THIS WITH HOT L LEAD FOR A MASKED M AN 1 IKK WOlIII fnr «alf. IH" nal ard |dne. Plmito 815-4. Jttxmaoui? .V BCAUTirUL* -TOMOfJQOW. A S IU O tO BALL IN 'vOUP HONOe — WINDOW A P c a v iE W CLCANEP - j- y n g ] 'UNNV TIME OP '----- JTTO BE CLEANING TUXKDO Pi JTuht’a b n FOR RALE: Wi rale. Malta autltent grain ronUInm. II 8outhem Gbanvlfala. O • JSfiSA M um um . A Jb*- •* * I* w fB rirr i \ \ v .j/ \ ' '’J •• . S* . I'l.i,on iiu'.l .1. " 'l l . l A radiator* rnu l, / i ..h.*i CarI i .X Fn n h. Ph. I00-.I J. M cm ASt;E> .......... 7 PeU, Livestock, Supplies IJCIITON A W ATSON. I'm qlery Ave. Has.Purina Fred* l.i NOTICES—-PERSON AL j i s ___ A U T O S F O R S A L E HELP WANTED (URL fnr sortit f-m.itnln a Ila >I tl ^ ‘*’1 --} sppii.ilne rvpsir*— . i ,i lung nut. Iuuca»,*— _ .-le.iio i*. _fnii «, mixer*. ■ VpplT.mee Service, IW4 ■ 110 i- l ' M*a fkrtue . \rf i;<4. I'l '. '. ( Til X M< -l| l\ ICF Xi. I'Imar ta il SI XIIM ii.i: |IKK s im p • Plo w kh h ‘ •ill North Park fnr all occaalona GIVE sUn yms order for liahy *■ Telephone 17 M rNRILL L YOST. FLORIST * thick*. The S a u I ii r d X-Cet Celery Ave. just o ff Rlne* » . (Store, 2ml A Sanford. "MSI. \NDll M-m.iig Srnlincl —Star O fflrf |>h. 40-1, reqldanas tih. 010-1 • 1 •l,,ii office 'ih-iihi'me mini-' We are rtady in. ship IrM fancy fruit. Also full l|ri« M LO ST & F O U N D fruits and vegetables. B. j l . V. Aiken. I I P W w t i* t 8 j-LOST; Tan yipp.-r uallet contain* | Iill- nn.in y ar-d ililvcr* lin-n-w. RWKKT Hamlin orange, I .lire-1 nl i.-ward -1( 1-111111 to HerI .it,I .iffice. IIKADQUARTBH8 for THANiCS in . liABDUN and lawn .seed; Vlgtiro Firtillxer. The Sanford X-C*l Sleix*. end b Sanford. I dual Chi Mima- v 1-J new ID *!.•••»• Il'l'CVxllD . I •« . * •! t.'inimTI'AX iPxs NUII.SF.HIEN New (’ill 11< ’ ll i kvMic n|D TKX \S ItySKS, Kvrrhloomlng lar i t \» • •’ ! ' *?1 I'l.-i'da Ito-e*. Araleav, ('unml(•nl)’ *!»•• I'l h:i«. I ii aflrd (tardenias, lluill \Inman,In. Crotoiin, Ixora*. lly•haugiai. A.alphya-, Pineap|iie » \\l\i. I’ulniN lied Oinnge Pink and m \» i i i n i : M in i’ Purple Ihiiigsnvllla, . I.igustnlin, i* » iii.it hint* int.> Doiihle Yellow HibinCIII, Ever- V l l n r * Tn..r r,. • • b. f i I I I On* •green., (.railed Avu<o.lat, ("itof nirr » r •titlilioit • 1 • • i f t " .»f •I lltl.H'h ru« -Tiee«, peeaii^ Figs, Per80fl W f B.| St • i* • »!' Htitkrs ^lp* .million., (iropes. ..* * .all Ilia* lmif*«. I la So. The Moat Complete U.ikI) |iI.iimp f»’»* rjfch Tho Mn-It \kr rhfMif Vsriety Poa*fble Ho*, pitfur or.n. ( . R. IIUnilER, hu, C jiild,' iinioni• ' Vhim '51'Im.. , ' 1' n ' 15,-el., via' “■lied, I*'**: rl‘ , " h,l PAMPAS NI.’ IIHKRIEH • sluichrd Sam«ula, Florida • A ll MellonVille, and IK2 So. Peninsula Drive, Dnylonn lleaeh , , -20 milex Ea*( of Sanfntd • Knit vjAI.K: FiirJ JuinU Khrlm •Imini ll.utl nl Homer’s S, "T h is Christmas Give Something fo r the Home” ' • I I i A ll • n i; M l 11 I llu M ’ Oil I M i l M i . i t M lS O N I lu n ik . S F “ V|CF.S ;ss 1 iMITATION leather* la . rotor* and larg* («|e<tl4C Ifood npliul.ntery fabrlrs. Kobgrt FOB SAI f I'l,-;. piv.*u;i i. .hi l •,i S. Brown, - ' N i l N. Oranfe niiiHt, 5v>.. OiInndn, Fla. COME ON,TONTO . t.. plan*. Al Popular 8sat Cofqfs siLM m oLE t i r e h iio p I I OOII MATS for all model* •'hevrilel* and Ford* SI.MINOLK T1IIR.HH0F . y|t|{ « f.„ U.ml,, . tr,. |,l , , | p,,o\ -i o ,, 4(|,,i|, „ Smnll. Valde, II..1 . I FOR SALE II.iv. phone 952 , *1■I,i requirement* I tM U \ I ii \V I II. ol , lU -l. pl.lv l-hnn* V W ANTED : T-, buy frdm ownr, lA II IU c il pi., inee .1 l.e.1 Vim,in house in Sanlle h ie n I f.,1,1. hiiiigulow or 2 (lory, near P h o n e .is* -vliool anil bus. What have You? Skillful Hands W ANTED niutii-y loans !• location. llo.OO Quality Felt W ORK , S, 7 R E A L E S T A T e T w X N T E D , ^ml.iH V.'.i - Fine Damask »*D 3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE |l' ? im..'. -ou' w rtm with hull, nn,I running w ater.';' elerlric *love. telephone, .1 oeiev g».i,| faun land. Can give im , uieilinlr pn*<r«*ii<ii I'hone Cmm 1 ty 2501 after « P.M. , Tempered Steel SAI^E ROOM for rent. 1*05 Cafaina Dr. PII.L UP wl»h I* uel Oil and Krro-* i N l'l I,: p , ,n. v.ittlract or Ph. (flO-W. •ene befor* winter. h.»,i , s <( (iiugaflT'* U. n. Pope Co.. Inc. Bfitl I II., v- .!„.|1 , |*|,. ,|J| 7K.1 PLEASANT, well furnished room. no$ Palmetto Av*. FOR SALE; Wine ft*, ■ . _ _ _ enkr al lluniei'* S-mIh I ll' !i < !ri | ,ti- - 1 ■*•« part I.A lK iK corner room with kitchen c i* i'. i *• * ", I'lintn* .'■*»t W . privileges. Working cotipl* pre­ rD11, ll SADr.: Itiptng .i . n m,,_ ferred. No drinking. 420 TV. (75,00.. Excellrni , •■w>liti .n I A l .|• | inleiinr painting l » t St. Phone 2fly J. I'li. '.iti.l. C LE AN bedrooms, twin beds, furl two gentlemen, 15.00 each, lint LO ANS water, maid- service. Must he M IA .N . n l| \|l|. stiln-r. 120 W. 1st St. I It 'Ml >1-1 III S400 BOOM with kitchen pHvllegci. «• l , I .Ih| -T| \I,'* Phone 0104. • I I HKIII \ I I I \ N f t ). It'- S.iiifnril Avenue FOR BENT: flara.-e building D'5 North I'a tk . Ave. -Robert A. lailii.’ tiw in ,u p W liK liE William*, ReallOr. r i m u t is u f s i 'F i t c i ) \ '"l i: pniui.il .lesiru for privacy ■ Hus .t(J galbni -vlet leif It, • in money m illers i, itrlcllv 2 WANTED TO ReNT heater, I C-lun-ei ni r- ........ I lute. Fiiemli and •P-filMlN MUIIlltf 8I. . I i •-Iml «** * rift* furl ^rrrstinn** W ANTED In rent -«ix room hou-e lli«* '*! iniitdi:» . » • ' ••mi v•••it « i•••III. l our out* by the year with option to buy. j IIIIIIIA. I like Ih*X I'kiSi i «*• Im HiFm ;i«4iM'iniM I'eininneiit resident. K. A. Cov­ Jr|«*r4. |'|». '.»•»% \\ will t. i In it *ii f.*ar |Mf*ohwl ington, Kurnl mail rarrier i • * m i * ft.* r.’tifvr f'ki Phone 81-W. k L P W A N T fl> — Kvperiknred VaUaman, Firestone Store*. I lliuiii- made iiiimIcI T Knnl Farm True nr and r i h s mntnr. W.lto I K. Ill .he. I*. 0 . It,>* 727, San* i i r lit k, n1 w pnlnTs ••nrrlbint rneehnnirsl rlarrnco T a ylo r,-RL ’ANTED: (loisl wa*h woman, tile Park Ave. nr phone ri72-\V. AN dr woman night rook‘ CY|Ht l*prcd-gom| pay— short.hmii-s, •> day*. Apply Itny Johnsmi' I ■*'7 I'lynnaith i.narh, go.nl eonill tii.n. fGmi.oik F.lm Ave. �I ' P A G E E IG H T 7,000 From New York Area l e a v i n g Daily; N ew . Record S e e n NEW Y O R K C IT Y . Dec. « - ( d ’l B . ii ■ r.'- ^ . . . , T H E SX NFO RD HERA LD , SANFORD, FLO RIDA To Florida On, Trains Clogged ,, V*. — The annual exodus to Florida I* un. It cummetasd »n early this year tha tsarist authorities ryndily admitted that la*t year’* record migration and spending nrgie* me c ir ’ain to lie ahattercd this vacation season. At pro-cut, 7,00u per»ein» llvInfT In the Now York vicinity, It ta estimated, are leaving dally fo r Florida's sunnv resort*. That figure la expected to swell by several thousand more two week* prior to thn Christina* holiday*. Transportation scarcity probably prevent* thotwand* more from paiiing a holiday amid the orange bloxom*. Railroad official* raid yester­ day they arc now carrying about 3,600 pa»aengcr* a day on near­ ly n score o f Florida train* leav­ ing the city — thirteen of them de luxe through *peclal». A* In pre-war year*, additional train* will be added Dec. 12. rtgardle** o f any prolonged coal strike, they assorted. Except for a few upper berth* and chair car accommodation*. aii spare on the Atlantic Cohit Railroad and the Seaboard A ir Line Railroad, the two principal line* to the *tate, I* filled until Jan- 2- A* many n* 180 tele­ phone* blink rdmulUneoiuly each morning when Ihe IVnnsylvanla Railroad open* it* rtamaMon awflchboard' and (tole* out a frw eanctllaUon* of choice »paeThe *11001100. of course. i* even worse on the air line*. H*'- terration* began moantltig early in September at the Eastern A1r 1.1not, width flow .iper ate* f«urtaen plane* daily to Miami and plan* to put nevrral more into service Dtc. *1. ., The air line ha* long waiting Hits for plane » ! ' » « ’. with regu­ lar pauengcr manifest* already filled until after tho first of the yaar. In Florida itself,- the gaming counter*, hoti*li, night cluo» End horse and dog track* are waiting with open arm* for tho holiday* er*. wlio nre expected to sjienrt well over $ 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 iwfore the »ca»on close* April 16. "The Miami Herald," in a re- SANFORD SHOW (WOUNDS Onposllc Dali Park cent article, raid that 4,000,000 persona vliited the ftate In 1945, ng * nearly 11,000,000,000, ncwnpaix-r predicta thi* popiiltitien influx and monetary »prcc will .ceitainly ex­ ceed last yoor'*. Many hotYU at Talin Beach, Miami and St. l’eter»burg open­ ed Nov. 16 — a full month ahead of the nnrinnl time — to accom­ modate the visitor*. However, New York representative* of many Florida hotel* declined yesterday to predict a record season. According to Hairy M. Paulten, president of the American I Society of Travel Agents, the Florida holiday »ea*on will bo "very attire." "People have money, and a de­ sire to go plncr* will allow them to spend a t re inendop* lot of It," be said. "The urge' to keep up with the Jone* *hould make Florida’* season very ptoiper- Circus Coming Soon • Of • the 700 men student* at'rhta of flee from qoallfrtne Ceil' Bwarthmore college, 476 are re- tra c to r* anttl l « ; 3 » A . M. tE . 8. T . f on th r lift * d.iy o f . D e o m b r r ||4( temrd »*rvieemcn. More than "0,000 school* in the IJnlthd tftates nre, »er)fed ^entirely or uartly by school buses. * LE G A L NOTICE N I N T H J r i i l l ’ lA t, C IIU.-tMT O F F I s i l l l H A IN A N D F O H H E H I N (11.12 C O U N T Y . IN U llA N C K I t V , C A H B NO . 6 la *. K ltlT T O g U I B T T I T L E J O H N K. D U M A It amt V IJ lit A H U M A H . til, w ife P la in tiffs vs. U i t IS t . ' i t U M E S c l ut*. D cfcn itsnl*. n o t h *; t o U ’l’H i n i. Tug-of-War Is Shaping Up In Capital Politics M'aatlaa-rt Imm ease I l olausc ha* been adhered to in the past. But fb< <■'< pioposul would a chan-'e that H’ e-up ,to three Reput llcan* and '.vo Democrat*. • Reece ha* interpreted the bipatt- I i*an clause to i i-an lb »l the party - * in porter in Congress should hold a majority of membership in these agencies. Homo observer*, how­ ever, limit upon (Iris political hair­ splitting b« the onening wedge to the eoniing lialtle lictwecn Ihe I Chief Executive end ihe new He* i publican Connies*. Republican committeemen «t t | "tee I .1 tending the Nn'imial I'oinmtUee meeting now living held in Wash j inxlon interpret the dcnmriil tliif way: They say tbeii Cb«lrmnn f obviously js.serving notice «n Mr.j Truman ttiat unless he name* Ha* , ^ J t ^ v i J o ^ e a r ^ / c s un MCA. commi-iit.ii!s ho nmy find It tilfli tult tn get rv •ciiiive dejiarlme.it j appointiiitnr- unproved, such uv • w *- -« hose tn the diplmimlic service. ( At the |i r c * 'nl tiufe. u c r o t d b g i t *o committee attache*, the ltepub-1 a. v • _.. , iicnnt a t e in'ereated in ,'t’U ih g ) ■ coot rid of only ilitec agencies— the Interstate Coumieire Coinnilssitin, Kcdi ini Trade and CnhimtiiTicalion* The-Kina Jlru*. (tuiiiiinrd eln-’ Commission*. However, it i» »ald wttli J<«- Mix, faiuuiis U\»U Uiat ihe general Republican- vjew Mulliluy lied will. I.e located of ;h is that momb.rship contiul also site acreeu vlai. Is euminf to S -hriild l>e Included in *urh agencies ford, the Hall I‘nek for pc.f ■ a* t lie- Hecnn-liucUon Finance aiires nl 2 and 8 I*. .'I Hunt* m Corporation, Lin Federal Security . IllOlingiime will opi-,s at I .m Agency, the fnmtnodity i t m lf t * |> M Corporation anil mayte the Ni* T h e re m e llOO |ii'op!i ttavc!' tionsl Housing Agency witli t b r tiig show tin* sea-" The Reece proposal cnnir as * addition tn dll lilllpnatrra, Jta-i surprise to l lie meeting, which Nth I adveilixing turn who trov* Republican lender* hail expected advance Two y[o rial rtutvovwould-cover merely loulinc mill utillyeil tor tm tia p o rta tiu h ! ler». Il had Iteen planned lo^defei Ltllidted find fiftv wild miiioj any Malctnen * mi national policy. arid tt luTif of elejihnnis n»>* pr Chairman lit ie did propose cu■ tuieed. <fc npcraltoii wdb the hxcctltiw Indiuiut, suwtjuy*, cowgirl-, t *bnnich bui n* tho same tintp h>‘ declmeil it wa* auitr prolraide th*j! dlffvrevces he'ween the T’ rosirten and Cmifies* would clop up— * he made H n'tin that the lie pub Bean* Inti aded |n folkiw their owi ___ program in y event. I Reece made it clear, however, i 111 that lh* Nminnal Committee doe- ||| cImxhc lamlldalc* nor bo!; them gel Humiliation*, hoverthis In,*, the mem! m indulged in tn* 'Imt-honurv'1 i>r«cMce of specula lion on presidential powIblHUa* f “ r j 1048 In the usual hotal lobby gath I Frequently mentioned waHarold E. 8iit‘ «ei», who la In Wa»h ' or - , f, I* HBHNDUN .HKnNDON P. HOUJXKY, I*' H i g h w a y Ktate Bngtnei r -rr=rr:. O PE N IN G A N N O U N C E M E N T . - IL 4 NICK’S y. OW N ICE CREAM PLACE <>! 414 5anford Avenue W e M nke O ur O w n Ice Cre 1 Comply With A ll Sanifnrj1 Regulations FOR YOUR ICE CREAM* NEEDS ■ ■• * Try N ICK ’S O W N ICE CREAM A^l Flavor* .* - t T«ty l.nle t to I t . in r la s lr e . B lock 8. „ f U IJHT V V II-D M E IIi: h t 't t l r l V I • HO.N' aerorvting trr Ihe p ta l Ih rre • f, re rrird ft ill pint himk ) . p »tt« It, p ublic re c o rd * o f Petulrtolt. U oim ljr, F lo rid a . T h * name o f the rtm rl. the a h bravhvted lltle am t llie hnrubnr o f lh ^ r a n a r * s t i H i m r s » l forth . kV ITNKHM ilia -H an d o f t h * t;|e»k ' rtttrt the- seal o f the I ’lie u tt f-iu r t -f Pem lnotr f*m in I) F lo rid a , tli-l* I t il.iy o f N ov a p ih c r. A. t*. 1*1*. - ‘A Healthful 8>>e w w . A * .'|efk d f r * liE t [tc U H f-in irt ( hi:\ i.t . . j f r A i n l t n t iTiittiB Y vii.iinny f*r Fiainlltr* nlttl . M ille t : T t» TH E FINEST IN BEDDING < iiV T IlA I-r n lt * ttFFiCK o r T ilt: s t a t i: n o *it iir .r * h t h k w r* 11ak i —re, ITarida V s o mher IPtli * lltlV T P .M V IK AND « IIV S T II I r r i u v r-er Ir rt Mils w il l INNERSPRING I'll O O ItA M he r o r lv o l ESSES ., firm *] DOCTOR’S DISCOVERY e » ' k • from the lilruk Mungollbti •|v*ii-lcs ami rough tideis* from the I ren terti« Us wild H’l’i t show hill led b y -tor '\|ix , fumuu* s t a r :*f lha ** vlng picluiev. *’ will lie a rpn id of ftiy o|fi.\Yt-t with iL< plcu r r r i i u e f m n l i t i f*y>. ! Th frm ous Chtiatuvni fam ily of Kn. Itsh liideis. who net is con reded to l.e Ihe nn.ei durin g glut thrilling in tin* world; th r Flying Jordan* and the Silver ton tn«if>l* J iierinlist*; John (I'Urlrn and hit j litre i t v liorsm, and Velarde S is ­ ter*, juvenile acrobat* on lb wire a ir ruining highlight* nf the big show prnirrani. BOX SP1 FOR BACKACHES DUE TO KIDNEYS • I f r u n * acidity o f y o u tu r in * make* your beck *ch* to you fro *n . . , t o you get up 3 or 4 time* a nifht to pet* water, now be ol *o»sl cliccf Three general urn* affu * fo n o u r doctor noticed that liumtreds o f hi* patientf had tint Is r k x h r . He corn pounded a medicine made of IA fief be, root*, vegetable*, betu m i - truly N elure'e own w ay to relief. Millionv have lived tt. The medkine I* S»r Kilm ct'i Swamp-Hoot- Inetanlly you take It. it H aiti to wutb Itnthlntcmt Ihot* e i . r u acidf t hat may eauM your backache . .. Inert a villi the Sow of urine to help ease that burning teavetka when you p*M weter , . . end that bladder irritation that make* you grt up n iah u. Caution: take at directed. You’ll *ay lt*« marvelous For free trial *upfdy, tend to Dept. V , Kilmer (h Co., Inc., B o x IM S , Stamford, Cono. O r— get 11 .11 d ie d bof tie of Swamp- . in , ■ -: > 1 j& .r HOLLYWOOb *BEDS USE OUR BUDGET PLAN . 4 ......... AS YOU REST ..... PAY • 119 WEST FIRST STREET PHONE 1133 th e c o m m itte r m e etin g . Friend* of Staaaen on the com mi'tce nliMirved that the fori.ne Minnasota governor'* strength 1 the Republican party ho* Inrrcim„ , A result of the November elec lion*. Ileidaremcilt* In cojnmltte* mtmhtmhip» and li**w tnrnt »«*i» •* r t to enmt* In through cn*nL*i airite trnvei norablp* have prnr WORLD’S NEWEST! WORLD’ S fitted Sta**en- mu-Miiu-ujnw--!m AH l « t t » I I N « IM IN SUITS - COATS - MOST FURS _______ Cal loin In the diet la beliaved U ftp help prevent - tooth decay. I AMUSIMINT INITITUTION Speaking O f Saving Money get year wife's birthday. A belter tray and a marc plraaan1 | one H to plaea yet* fir*, wlmt >term Inaarmnce with va and (I tv year wife the dividend saving* fee • birthday prom t. We cm 32 50 to 39.50 itre yen a 14% cnah dtrl- dead tatiny* en fire and wind ■term Injurant*. O, M. Boyd * O*. 111H Ma(italla Arenas, Phen< SWEATERS 20.95 V A L U E S O N L Y 8 LEFT AAA GRADE BLOOD-TESTED NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS L is t' OF FLORIDA r- K. I! AYLK8S. Chairman • Iteltl Sirfil fa ta l a m uuftt o f b ld In­ se rte d an the c a v e r o f the proposal. T h * rls h t Is r ( a t r v * d to > • }* * ! a n y n r *11 bid*. . HTATK *Ho a D DKPAKTUKNT Check tn th r a n m o n r stated a b o v e n m b p a ja h le tn tho C h a irm a n of lh a tjlatr ftoad T te p arln o ht w ith the m ctse.tr> H t a li'a lrn cu m c n iaiy Hrnmps attach ed m in t arco rapan y thi htatk fi ohida t euch tdd. A ll l o r t lf t r d cheek e h a ll t .n l'lrl I liH IM K H ami n . U o N i 'll be c e r t lflr d w ith in 3d d * y * o f the far r c irtv la * bide. C a -h le r * ' (ilt I M K K h i* w ife If.t lv ltiu and d t h if ilraij. th M r u n k n o w n h eir* at check * W ill not b e aceep lrrt TT>» chreke i>f Ihe tw o lo w e st b id d e n fa n , d ev ise r*. lenNIese, nr * r » i i l « . s , an d dll p e ro in * h a v in g n r rln lm ln g w ill he deposited. A ll w o rk tn he d o n s In accurdnnee to have a n y rig h t, title, o r ln le r**l ill and In l a i r I l a M B lo c k I nt w ith the Pla n e , H p e ctflra tio q * and V K * T I V I L D M K i m H U H D lV IH iO N , H p e d a l F ruvtelon t o f th e (H ate Itoavl Sp ecial a lt e n llo n Is S tro rd ln v tn the |>l.it th ereo f, r e ­ lir p a r t m r n l. cord, d In p lat bunk 3. pane V cntleil tn H prclal P ro v isio n s w h ich p u b lic r .r iiiil* o f yem loota O u h t i . w ill be fu rn ish ed w ith t a rh p m paaal. , Florida. P ro p o sa ls w ill h r f u r a lih e d In N u T tir i: in H K i t n u v o i v k n t o t iih a ik iv i: N A J ir - H d k e k n h - Q u a llfjlP k - F u n lr a s t o r a upon u p p tlA N T S lo f Its* a n apiH-arartcr In this ra tio n to this o ffic e F o il T I I B HI M II F O It K A C II P lt O I’O H A I . suit yn nr Iw fo re the IJ td d ay *nf OF 4>r-eriit.er l i l t els.- a d .i-rre pro PI,ins m ay he p u rrjia a ed Itnin this ri.iifrssii w ill 1-0 • n U r e d a p n lh -l o ftlre fo r Ihe epm o f 14 f a r each y«n». T h r i t j l u r * « f lilt* su it le to eel. N o p ro p o sa l w il l he Issued u n ­ -inlet the title In the s l s iv r nnn.cd less re q u e st* f o r them a re received |>l.-inlirrs tu t h * D d ld w ln g d r * . I 11,. U by this o ffic e a t le a s t I I h uure I e s ls t r . In Hrrnliiol* t.'tiunly. p rio r to the tim e f a r o p e n la g bids. A ll t>kl* m iitt sh o w to ta ls fu r each F lo rid *, t n -w lt; ■, ; oui." fo r lh a'p *l'*v > rm *n *a o f th « fo tlo trln s w ork : » 1 • • s. • ‘ htath F fio J U ir r jm n t Nt>a T iiO -ln ; and 7701-101. H oad No. O s . O ra n g e nnd H -m liiole r*«,uniles. tretw rrn M aitlan d am f H anford. W o rk tn con sist o f is m ilr u c t t a s lim e rock hare w ld r n ln c s t r lp -s w ith A sp h a lt F on rV pte H u rfn ia o v e r e n tire w id th o f p av e m e n t, an d Inc ld rn lc l llrm *. T h * Irtiirth I* a p p rm h T ia lrl)' I M O m ite*. A c e rtifie d check In th * a m u u a t u f l l t . M t w ill h i ri-iu lre -l. For each propoailt a . c e rtifie d FRIDAY. DEC. T A N , B LU E W IN E A N D LUGGAGE FU R TRIMMED COATS 79.50 V A LU E S 49.50 V A L U E S Week Old... 15c 203-09 ednesday -____ t-w : >- r> �THE WEATHER I (inllnoftl iidld temper j lures, suaii r if l r n i n i i u arul brilliant moan* to Unity There la Strength— light night.* through Tuesday ex* To Prelect tho Feaeo of lire World) To PromoU tho r r e i r o i of America; To Predaee Prosperity for Hsnfonl) rrpt AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Established 1908 VOLUME X XXVIII Death Toll In Atlanta’s Fire Climbs Tol20 *■' SANFORD, Removing Hotel Fire Victim ■ Smoke And F u m e s Believed Cause Of m ■ h& f A L 'H l J 1 - M, k jh B ■ JM •* jfl iSLJBHL 1 - jep^O ra ■1 ■ i* Inquiry Is B e g u n Most Of D e a t h s $ A T L A N T A . Ike. 9. (/Vi— An Atlanta newspaper, The Jour­ nal, today said th(ee officialare believed “ In general agree­ ment** ’ Dial a cigarette earelitudy thrown into a inaltre— stored In a third floor hall*ay started (he Wineruff Hotel fire. The newspaper says an open stairwell 111 or 13 fret from the point o f origin permitted the flames to ssrrp upward through Ihe entire l5-*lorr building, and the paper adda that ipTenllgatota altiihule the b N T f lf>l* of life lu Him*) doors ou ihe rvuma. . ; ortlcretf fire.. FiroTUliief C. C. Styron »nid that moat of the dcntlia resulted from nirphyxintioii l>eeause smo&c - and firmer had no way to escape from the build, jng. Styron said 17 firemen were injured, most of them l»om fume*, a* they attempted to fight Hurir way through the smokefilled passageways. The Sal vat Inn Artny, known for its t(uiet efficiency, took on just about the dirtiest job In the aflermath of the fire tsntl worked around the clock Identifying the almost unrecognizable bodies of l t . H l l M H . i l Oh I ' x r Kh. ]3 Year Old Girl Burned In Accident ither Throws C;»n i Of Oasoline Igni­ ted By B a c k f i r e; Hits His Daughter j l 7-Day Strike Ends As Miners Return; Walkout Cost Each Slriker Over $1.r»0 Flames Roaring Through A t l a n t a Hotel WASHINGTON. Dec. 9 — id’I— The Supreme Court iimmuncetl today it Will re­ view a case involving tho right of foremen to join unions ami bargain col­ lectively with employers. It also ih'citleil to-review the John L. Id'wi.s contempt case. Thu high court will hear arguments by both udns on Now that (He itrike 4, over -■v|wi:. ((cure that the n-day ■'aU oul i oh r icli nilte'i about 1132 'Hu-. New Yink . 1oolc market testate: cd gain- up and .down the (xwivi lodjy da Uir ptrensUi 0f irir coal strike m*Ulrmrnt , Nineteen day- ago, UHt.OOO soft coal mini t« were told by John l„ I j-»ci« that tlicii- contract with the gow-Mimont. hud become, a M'lap 11I papei \lino-t to a mail, tlicv ido-vod ilm noit m-triirtion* implied in that notice. They walked out *■) tin- mines and I'“sail a -1 1 it,, which -erhiusly o -.o !l"> Santa Claus Is. coming- to town again on Dm . 94 st 1:00 P. M. to give s Christmas party for colored children st Third. Street snd San­ ford Avenue. There will bs a big Christmas tree set up and Santa will giro sway toys and candy. Shnts's earning Is sponsored bgr the Sanford'A venue Merchants who are soliciting donations and mfttributloiw froh all Interested peo­ ple. All interested merchants are urged to contact members of the committee In charge which lnelude Charles P. Bits, H. H. Hurs­ ton and Joe Mow. Permission has bean given by the City to block off the street end erect a Christ* raae trre T h ere w ill be c h o ir tin g in g by colored church groups during the I-Small Nofirro Child f Killed In Own Yard I V . McOrUt Jr, a three year old •Jjrgro boy o f midway, was wiled Friday rooming I t about 10:00 when he waa run over by a Chevro­ let truck entaring tha yard at hla Mack Booacr * cotorrd driver of Ute truck, reported that he did not are the child witert he drove tnlo the yard and Mid that the boy had In rome wey run into and was crushed toy the roar wheel of the truck, according to Deputy Hhfritr Jack TDCUm. , The accident TtUI Investigated fay (b ir ilf- Charles Rand. Deputy Hickson and Male Highway Patrol* man I*. C. Bender. No charges were 1 1 11, ....... | | .,s o f inlay -mg til,it order just * they heeded the 'Coal ,,,, \ m jjj) l(" ' ' 1- 1 'o k I,, 1 hen jobs lh, ao 1 ,11,11 ami le.I,med (tiodtie- I ti. r v. -. Itot co n ditio n w a . le pm ed to In- i I d l l '111 Mi lto|t H em p lo y la* of the 11* I d-i e li re Tourist Program Russia Refuses Is Explained At Proposed Home Lions Cancel Plans Rotary Meeting Arms Inventory To Spunsor Circus 1’ '*'1-1,1'' him" tin* k,.-til nofk v .n r flit* 111111ITS tlf ’*| »»«*i VirKlnio, * twii hhimI nn|>nrtBnt 1 "».* v ia ie v Ksirly aihnM#t| » i **i Wednesday Ni^hl ili»= Mi'***! par! hod uiiti (hr back-t*}- «f mm fjiki ihi* » ‘ 1 * >• { ah 1 *^ P'H Trtxqia lie Removed From A 1i e n <>M Canceltktmh id |daiis f.n « : p” soring the Continental fin -i mj Sanford nevt Wi-din'-d.iy wn in* M tioioici-il by Hi-lily Witte, i * >i (S L t K K 8 UCCBSS, N > Dec dent „ ( the Sail fold Ion • id,,, 9. (A P I— A Bubi ..mindlee id at ii-diioicr Molding In-Id t .lily . w the I N a p p r u v n l Imlsi j re evening at tin- Seininide i < try ro in n irn d a th m that m g n d w r n a ­ t lull !* * * • »' tions b e g in a h alnncrst w ith ­ King I.ion Witte said thin this |,*,,|||u drawal o f fo rc e s d u I m i Ii- tlw-ir decision had follow ed a run fur- ***>« I home b o rd e V s and begin g e n ­ ence with a icpiusi’iilalive of ihe e ra l t r o o p d eB ioh tltfn lio n . The Continental I'irvits aml wn- ,sed 1 1 / > 1 a m en d m en t a ls o 'p r o v i d e * for on the fw t that the King lh-th- y y I f e a rly removal o f troops at®era Cirrus now‘ showing i" Sun- M ■ tionrd o n fo r e ig n so il w Hhuut ford, hud iddiiiiied n Citv |".mil r, Ihe a g r e e m e n t o f the g o t e n ifor the l»ec. 9 dijle two m rniH c o n c e rn rd . |irior to the dale planned t o the *“*| t'oiiliiw-iitnl Cirrus. King ' Vli ™I.AKK SUCCKSS, N er« uhlnitieil llieii Slat- i- mil i 0. Id't - Soviet It it ssi.i for Dec :t from Sia’ e Coi trtsf>; * tl iiM lInuft) *>n i ’ h > *ler C. M. Cay on Nov and: Continental got ttieir «ta», per-l |i on Dec. &, hut did not cure * " *’ Courtosy Olinic” To pmilCity permit. { Vlo Julian Stenstrom re-piested * Open A t Tonight that tho club devote more mter-i ||| The opening sesiMGn of tho cst to city nffnir* and told of “ Courtesy ClUtlc" will begin to­ the noavy duties perform, d by night at 8:00 o'clock at the Tour- city officials, lie |ir»l»r,l M iyor , ' u 'Ist O n lor and will lie conducted by Vernon T. 'tiiiu sril, business and sales executive, uruht the sponsorship of the Sanford Mer­ chants Association ami the Sem­ llivr!i mii * t. » i Httilft inole County Chamber *,f ( omlant Dk(*M * • »i * v merce ns pari <•* Cmutesy P.jMMiH‘M .1 ’ *•**' Week,” so proclsime*) by .Mayor ptinv iPv I **1«** i1 Wall lull ft. II. J. GuL "Fhr* | *iiw t*i fill S i1'11\ i ti *»Ir The concluding session of in­ fuUHnc'k |» l * * hi * f In* * « v struction ’ in salesmanship and thi* lw»ri »nln p a \ < "selling you; personality will, four iiiiiTkcr# ah*1 a'ldtil * come tomorrow night at the 4 s.1.11 »*Mrs! i»M IMa** ►*' same time- City employees, in­ cluding police and firemen, who Europa Sinks During are unable to attend the evening Havre # CI i^ians A r e sessions, wUl receive instruction Storm A t Le ■ t special 4:00 o'clock afternoon I i : \Nhl l l t l I ,i-i ninny, I •••■ 1,K HAVilK, France. Dec. 9. sessions on Wiednesilay snd • l*i \ big trtin-1'..rt plnu< > T *)—The former German luxury Thursday, according to n * y di"|'|*i'*t down out ol ihe nkic. liner Kurono is resting "o Ihe Manager II. N. Sayerlie,*, today unit iiiiUuulcd ilu lii bottom of the harimr at l-<- I lavra Uiu mill ehildrgu of Antcrp ut today. The liner sank after TA O 8 TOLEN iitllttarv |H*r.1011111*1 to nnlve . County Oaeniiuitoticr J F Me* breaking from her mooring» und .ut, I In* rrtm.l of niuthors nnd Clclbtnd reported to police that hU crashing Into Ihe wreck o f. Ihe ■liddrrn. I’J in dl, i ii.licd nut *l 1947 license tag bad been stoDn sunken -French liner. F a r" Th* 49.000 Ion ship turned to I 2.VMI averaging 41375 eudt nu t tl.*- plane into Hie arms uf wiitfrom U»e seat of KU automobtlo wtitle It was parked behind his over to the French and rechiisten- 4d home loiit" auKHintln: to uii* soldier huthnnds. The chil l 1173.301 with an av.-ruge of t l 7i:i .Vi li i, tail urnund Hu- an fetid Ink Dome st 309 French Avenue on •d Llhcrte after the war. mg their first look at tlcrfftiiuy The French News Agency says each, make up *he hdal , Friday afternoon. I liouaaiHls of other wives nnd The tag was later found by the liner brake loure World War II veirratvs lu 57 *t» youngsters have truveh-d to tin Francis Pesold, employee of the moorings at'the Fre"ch ,loc,t» norttn-m ami central count'* It ’ wept FJorkla had Unrrtr^ed tilipraxht(m« - fiuijy l*y *cu bill tin- plane w.i M o C r o r y & * * * ■ ’‘•t"0 n * ° during a storm. TTte Herald office With the nnuest across tin* harlair ha«in where It ly 37 iniljlim tlolhr.i (rrxn li'iutlm: Hu. fust of a sen.' of legulmlv UUt the owner U* deicnnlned. smashed against the hulk **f the aarncies throusli Ht»- V'A hy Hrw 'ilnnlulnil ftigld* for lii*. depend cuii uf Anieriiiiu persnonel. Parts. A huge hole was torn.In 30, Anderson rr|s*n,cl the side o f the former 4hiro|ia at i ; *n>nic kiuns were for Homes, the level of the engine room. Hie farms and .huHis--'*.. itotne lo.in. _ ship sank in the basin four htmrs totalnl t25,255,3.111, huslrav" kam . Utar. Experts said they hopo •UH.095. and fann F a t" «nl.v| tha shtn can I f refloated. A ll neraons aboard the I lbert# rnlH.ON, Frame, lire. U. {/V. The discovpfJL of an oil spot on the ocean's surfa<‘e en*|sd hope f**r H» inert aboard u French subSTORK KOM>t:l> marine which had been missing The Outlet Dry Oood* more at since Thuredav. The undersr.i. 330 Banford Awnue was 'c'Uerfd craft, a former Herman U-boat, and rototoed Saturday night try u ." on n feat run out of-Tpulon thieve* who entered'by a fan vent when it dissplH-ureii. Sen rib between two buildings, snd KM plane* and vessels discovert*,! an away with U,men's suits « top ell -put 309 yards, iieross over .i coat and two pair of black [rants, depth o f 800 la 1.(8id ynnl*. and it waa reported to police by Manual naval nuthariltc* said (hat sam­ Jaoohaun, owner.. H ie rubbers got ple* of tin, all leave little tlnohl away by prying open the i-creon that it rnroe from Ihe misting door and double wooden door. . submarine. ttn-iig Ho none-, i jiih i, ,**I'd deid .... . ' I i'igtd , -i■. j tli.it rropeurd nilm*» of the mine, owned . I lone- and t;, .,,1.1,. Steel. i'- I h. ' I' -l-uigli -Ii-el t'toiluc"*g m* i ""J, i - ->li|•!«- of mine* t a i l e d l-> 001 -11 . till! work i* to he te -iiitied Itier, 1 ,. mm.i, Bs the m met * get ,din ml mitiie from tile ulliini lo’iiif. iiii-anutide, continued In mark Tmo to In., *- now ie-tmg ” ,t i, ih. ...... ■ I. i-io i si itiunaf. the -wipii-oo * *ll ha t.eeil ask­ ed i > lie ii i . I . w . case, to .1. ■Id. « .. I l. * .... guilty ! . ntcll.l.. ..... . -lint if the com let loll [ I ' Ihe h e jlj fillet! ■lapio-d • l.- «t» out ihe union ale |I,||.|, the While H.'ii.t- i.s keeping it< ftilriict' uIhuii the ‘Adminiitrat iAir’s .linein smashing the soft _ci.nl .trike I're.ideiitial -secletaiy I’ lmrles Itoss wus asked m hi. lign in in.ii. conference l"»lnv it tliei .■ in . anything new a ■.*al. '.ii It*... ninety nulled aiid declined t*. 1 1 .iniiieiit Nrllh-S would In * ommeui **n .IrVelopmint. lea.ling ■t* I.evvlV iteci- 8 Santa Plans Visit For Colored Children Hot ' In*1 a el e l.dd to go a .11, Hi, o iih*i ciiniing l,'“ 1 ■ lie 1 a id ; lilu nkt-l* w ri tat » fio ln I itc F o ld and put moo . i hei to put out tin* fla m e s, v F iin a ld -f -a u g lllo n H o s p ita l wh* -in* w « , Ir r a ic d by P i It. Tqyr&l .Vljik iVJU*et (>n Wednesday P.M. ' ■1 ’011 ■ e c o n o m y np~et !'■• bat til da t Sc r r a i n , o f the c h il d -eli t Inn'*, anil n V o r b y wolk* by, l a m l c i * Three Celery Fed Grid Men Named On All-NEC Team Armilagt* Announces Ktfypt tiroes FfireiVn fogginess Court Sets Jan. 14 ng On Lewis Case A three year old girl wo* m cally burned shortly Uf./ie tp-m, today when the wit* accidrutnih dtrDrlird with burning gnsehmcontaimd in a ipiari can wfikti wni flung by tier father. Kilwiiol lion- *>f Chtilumu,'After (he go line bad luvunic ignited 11 * •• wan at 1mint ing to prime the motor of nis V-tt_ J-’pid IriKth, paiki-d in tho vacant lot behni 1 tin- .Sanford Hoick Company. According to Fire Chief M. N. Cleveland, who Investigated the accident, Mr. time, when he flung away tin- hurtling ran of Caroline, did no' know that the child was standing In-hind ,limt_ Mr«. Hole', at U»w lotto, —os — poitid to have been at tile win*of the car iipeiatiiig the -larti and tin- motor backfired. ipto Hatunlay’* disnstrous c o m ld m b lr M O N D A Y , DEC. •». 19-IG Lillie I'rlnta (Jofp, Ihrrr year "M CTiuluota Rirl. died aliorllt afU r 3 mo o'clock thin after lu>en at Frrnald - Laughlim Memorial Hospital fmm ic trir bums, due to having (wen arrtdentally *hn«ercd with flam I n f gasoline. Her father. Ed­ ward (lore, U still ronfinrd In { Ihe hospital with nrverelj jliutnrd hand* and arm*. ATf*ANTA.,*Dot*. 0—</P) —The Witfet'off Hotel fire death toil climbed to 129 today 115 city and state jnveatigntfona were F L O R ID A fur «*rr thr north portion afain toIilrht. Kantrrljr » Ir «K rrnUe to murfcrate cnrr tlir north portion and niodrralo to frr«ti over the •outIt purllon, • ' It ,rt , |.|i‘|»*..d dent id . j , i I*. mi. was u n d i d j ’ i- t..r i in -s j. 1 lilted Stales by .t lb, (.ID Auto W alki'ts-kical .if 1.300 Kell A ii< toft K m fdoyrs. An fiHtclnl t*f the local, John Nluturski. said the local was 1 U0 pcici lit fm ls*wis tu run us a National l.nt or I'nrly enndidate. the higlight* « f Hit* He adilrd that the l.orul had iitiif- [true. |'i, : him ic |ius..eit *i tesulution >*• Hurt effect. f uiiilv of i-ipieitriuni: m oii lion. Oim tiitni,. I t imblrt ilo Fot ("A l.m vn .1 TM IIKAD I’ AttADB i.*. ilmmpi..** o f ih* MIAMI. I ’,'. i I*)—Govenor '■*i -. ihe M|i,i.i *i **tipi. lb,* I'null! trio, 'Itlbvi.l I t ildwiU " .g o in g *.a II ii'll) Wil* Mi... Jic.id tin. King Orange'* parsdo !li-,. [min-,l a irio ii'ts; tlitongli down),mu Miitntl on New ihi- ft nillilni' gym iia.l. Neat'* iiu , it 'via* uiiiiouiiced -j,- . of clowus bi-0 ile,I today. The Orange Howl Com* tnlflce mill that Hie imrade wilt Want. iIn- iliuw'i stellar fru­ consist of Pa units, tinnds, floats it* huge double men- and niaidung group*, with tha ..te than I'm' bints aiui Oranxe Howl l/iiecu Mmy Delma .11 ,ru'd from the five Hi ire us the parade's climax. 7'he fliuils will be in th* theme will tie oil display if u-mtgerii* tents. A iii.ui* nf I lie IP 17 Orange Howl Festival iKi'iiiti'tia t* a gnu or of "Fan America." Ten floata > from Africa. Duly will pay specific honor to Latin kuotVii I** in- in cap- American countries. o'ii. tigets, itantai, it in-: Pears, camel*, 4 Made In SeminoL It, iol.lilioii to the .iflenuHin another evlgbillutr tyill l*e given tonighl. Door* to t h e no m i , cm- will l*e opet'etl nt 7 p, in. A concert of popular ntui ojH'i aiit- Mjtraic will he given by Fr*.f. I.ee Hilirhlr) and hi* military hand preceding the even­ ing performance which will atari prompdv at 8:lh I*. M. ■ ♦'Floyd King, one - ,,f the broth, vr* who foiitiilerl the cirrus 27 years ago. mm* in Hanford today. “ Thi. i- cur (list visit to Sanford rim ■ l*'.’ *'. Ih e cjly ha* grown |H 'rf..i ni a i , c % t *»rtllnurtl Hit r i | i l utir � 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, 1946 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 06, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 06, 1946. 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 06, 1946; <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/49e461cad6f18519f337cd8bb614ce56.pdf 7e688d16c21540748615014bbd75885d PDF Text Text 1. fljft"W»jl PA CE FOUR Army, NotreDaine Place Two Men On Mythical Eleven Davis and Felix Blanchard, Army'* irresistible harks, became today the first pair of team m ates ever to achieve the All*America football team for three consecutive years. ' T his gave ArtnyCJwo places on. The 1946 Associated Press team, a distinction also won by Notre I tame. S tartin g with W alter Camp's first AII'Amcrira selection In IKA9, and continuing through The Ai* team s, only 15 men previous t«r Davis .and Blanchard won first team honors for three or mor* consecutive years. The last was Itjp TKIl SM1T5 . * AP General Sport* Vdltnr Red Grange, Illinois halfback of NEW YORK, Dee. 4, </P>—Glenn 1923, 1921, and 1925. Nrver before Tech’s Duke, Georgias Trippi Are Selected On No. One Team FOR RENT 6 NICELY furnished bedroom, hot ARTICLES FOR SALE w ater, Gentlemen preferred. .119 •on* .beforn winter, W. 3rd 81, II. B, Pope Co., Inr. BOO ROOM for rant,- 905 t'aiainn III SWRKT Hamlin orange* 2c r ’■ Ph. MO W. It. W, Lord. 1‘hone 7KK-W. have toam m alrs accomplished this feat. ' N otre Dame's finest were John Lujack, crafty quarterback, and George Connor, tow ering tackle. W hereat in 1915 Arm y so complrtely overpowered sll collegiate competition as to place five men o n ,th e firs t team, this year found the Cadets much' closer pressed. Geographical d i s t r i b u t i o n of men on the first three teams re* fleets a swing of football's wartime center of gravity in the east towards the west and south. The east placed two men on the first team —Blanchard nnd Davis; the south three, the midwest four, the southwest one, and the far 9 WORK WANTED EX PERT painting — contract or hourly basis. S. G. Crognn, Free estimate*. I’h. 1131 or 7F.1- DRESSMAKING in ymn with my maehlna. 75c i HEADQUARTERS for Otrlsimn* Mrs, Coker, Ph. Co. 4502. gift*, toy*, gam e., hook*, doll*. Buy now on budget or Iny-owny, PART. Iline Job by vetera n Timm l a i u i e comer room with kitchen Flre»|(in( B I i i i m , 111 K. F irst as Derkner. Pti. 11S2-W. privilege*. Working couple p re­ ferred. No drinking. 129 W, faXTEIHOK and .Interior painting le t St. GAS WATER heater. Good Bent material* used. I'h . 1*93. tlnn <15.00, Phone 2R0-tV Cl,FAN bedroom*, twin bedtwo grptlrm en, <5.1X1 each, FOR SAI.Ei Wooden, stavA burLOANS w ater, maid service. Mu* rid*. Make excellent feed and tulier. 42# W. !*t Si. grain container*, $1.90 each. l o a n s Ma u i ; Southern Chemical*, 2llt N .K Ini FROM <10 TO <ioo 2 WANTED TO RENT Ave. i tr lr t privacy; fa st servlr* FLORIDA LOAN CO. WANTED to rent one o r two room Golf clubs, 3 192 Hanford Avenue furnished a p BT I m e rU , I'lione Phone 91 -W. 1047 R. IIO H ltO W H H K K WHERE .SALE: Fried Jumbo Shrimp p r i v a c y ih k k s i *f x t i :d 3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR lilnner 11.0(1 lit llum cr's Soda YOlJR n alu ial dealre fo r privacy in money - m atter* la .itrletlv DI! SALE: A cute little stucco ratpecled here. Friend* am* bungalow with extra lot, some GIRL’S bicycle, exw relative* ara not uueitlon** new tire* and tulo fru it Ire#*. Price only J1'i9P,9<l, a* o u t your credit. —ro u r em­ AW-. Edward F. I.n Plume 1111. ployer or business associate* will not hear of >u*r periuntl 14 room house, centrally located. FDR SALE: Wine for your frull affair*. Thera la no caute fat rake at Homer's Soda Shop. Ideal for rooming houm*. S rr ow nfr, :i00 W. ftih ftC. M M S A L E : Liv in g room *uili* PLEASANT, well furnluhrd room 609 Palm etto Ave. l I ilK pALK from owner, lni*f •onahU', til WEDNESDAY, DEC. 4 , 1 9 4 6 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 locnlioh. 1* $75410. Excellent Phone 269 .1 it‘i* O rondittnii t ARTICLES FOR SALE 12 Popular Seat Covtrs a m IN OLE T IR E SHOP SttiNH ITATION leathers in most 6 ARTICLE!! WANTED ojors and large aeleellon of [ood Upholatsry fabric*. Robert L Brown, 2 9 il N. Orange I'LL HUT your re , -cganlletsi of age r r condition. H e- Reel, Lv«„ Orlando, Fla. 300 W 2nd SL ___ , records. The Music USED pianos for ca*h. The Muilc Box, phone 053. FLOOR MATS for all model* ChevrileU and Ford* , ftE H IN O L K T IR E SHOP . i A BpEN and lawn seed; Vlgoro Pertillxer. The Sanford X-Cel fitone, 2nd A Sanford. PAMPAS N U HHKIIl»i ' P.XAS HOSES. Eveibloomlug Florida Rose*, Axaleua, ,Camel, till, G rafted Gardenia*, Bush Alim a min, Croluii*, Ixnra*, Hy­ drangeas, Acalphyas, Pineapple Palms, Red Orange Pink und Parpla Bouganvilla, Ligtrstrum, Double Yellow Hlbiicu*. Evergr«cnr, Grafted Avarodd*. Gitru» TTcex, Pecan*, Flg«, Per•Imrnoii*, Grape*. The Meat'Complcl* Variety Poislble C. B. HUGHES, PAMPAS NURSERIES ' Sammki, Florida and 162 Bo, Penlmula Drive, t- - Daytona Beach 10 miles East of Sanford 1 TUXEDO FREDS—complete line. ■ Hunt's Tuxedo Peed Store. | - GRIP LOCK 16" TACKLE BOX HANFORD HARDWARE CO, v. 210 East First St. S P E C I A L S F A V IC E 3 Show rard* and pueter* O— l.'REH SIGN (IKKVICK O. D. Land re**. Phono 1021 RKNT A CAM YOU DRIVE IT I’llONK 200 f lT H IC K L A N D -M irrfR IH O N '.'-DRIVB-IT, INC. MAGS wnnled—fred, fertlliter. DODGE . PLYMCUTB H ighest cash price. W rite Cen­ PARTS AND SERVICE tral City Bag Co. Box 2402, O r­ 109 Palmetto Ave. Phone t i l l lando. . ELFa TRIG appliance rep airs— we repair washing machine*, varcutn cleaners, finji,' mixers, T rotter Appliance Service, 304 Wanted to buy— W. 2nd St., Phono 1064-J. bile. Phone 12J-M AUTOMOBILE A rad iato rs re­ paired. W right A Cohan Oar­ 7 Pats, Livestock, Supplies age, 21 at A French, Ph, lOOB-J, rro u c iiT O N a w a t s o n , 1201 VETERAN'S TERM ITE Celery Ave. H ai P u rin a Feeds. CONTROL c n form erly the W, D. Melton Ex­ GIVE u* your order for baby term inating Co.—fi years guaran­ ehlcki. The S a n f o r d ‘X-Cel teed contract, bonded and InStore, 2nd A Sanford. •urnl, *8 year* experience. For free inspection* and estim ate GERMAN police puppies, 2 month* Phone 6 ot wrlle P. O. Box old, full blooded <20.00, opposite 73 iemgwood, Fla. Dr. linker Dairy, J. V, Martin, Route 2 - Box OH. PUBLIC stenographer. 110 N. P ark. Phone 4120. • Cockar spaniel pupnlea—registered black male*. -Select now for PIANO tuning and repairing. Last C hrlalm as^D ellvery. Phone 462IH year* with Cable Piano Com­ pany and University of IlllnoU, Champaign*, Urhana, HI. L. L. COW pnny for sale or trade. W. J Sill, Residence Phone 6II-W or Jones. W. 1st St. Box 99. Music Box, Phone 963. FOB SA LE: Kerry Blue te rrie r yplea-rrglstered-10 weeks old. DEPENDABLE r^dTo service. The Phone 9U . _ A. Best, Phone county 3105. •—Muilc■■Box, | a — i. m^ ,>*^w— FOR SALE —” X kC reglstereil WE repair domestic and commer­ cial icfrlgerator*, electric ap­ Cockrr Spanltl—blonds, black*. pliance*, washing machine*, Iron* Chatnplan stock—puppies and and toaster*. 308 Hanford' Avo. grown dog*. Stud service. MerdPh. 859-J, John Glllon. wood. Kennels—Phone 805-J. C L 1 CONCRETE Co. J. E. villager, J r , M gr. Cement ter Proofing —• Building ika — Sawer Pip*. 809 T Position Pinyfi* and oCIIfrc Height Weight End BURIt BALDWIN, UCLA 6-1 196 Tackle DICK HUFFMAN, Tennessee 6-2 230 Guard WELDON HUMBLE, Bice . 6-1 216 Center PAUL DUKE, Georgia Tech SENIOR 6-1 210 Guard ALEX AGASE, Illinois ' SENIOR 6-10 101 Tackle GEORGE CONNOR, Notre DnrtwJUNIOR 6-3 226 End ELMER MADAR, Michlgnn SENIOR 6-10 180 Back JOHN LUJACK,‘Notre Dame JUNIOR 6-0 180 Back CHARLES TRIPPI, Georgin SENIOR 511 190 Back 'GLENN DAVIS, Army (x)JUNIOR 69 170 Back 'FE L IS BLANfJHARD, Army (x)JUNIOR 0-0 205 'Repeaters from 19 it and 1945 tennis. (x) Although juniors, Davis and Blanchard grndunte next June under West Point’s accelerated war course of study. . . ' All-American Second and Third! Teams OND TEAM POSITION aldwin, Arkansas END •ratio, Southern California TACKLE tstrangclo, Notre Dame GUARD Meeks, South Carolina CENTER idros, Oklahoma GUARD Amllng, Ohio State TACKLE ILinen. ,l.!. of Wnshineinn END George Strohmeycr, Notre Dame Herbert St. John, Georgin Frank Wydo, 'Cornell Henry Foidbcrg, ArmyRay Evans, Kansas ' Arnold Tucker, Army Charlie Justice, No. Car, Harry, Gilmer, Alabama west one. Taking Into acr-nmi the went mi to *ramp him self a* the full squad of three linin*, the eu*l *ii|ielli player that ho in—m lriity bail six, tint south nine, the south­ on defense, a great, teum player, west three, the midwest 19, mid il&ngeciun because of hi* 'g re a t the fur west fivr. sp trd uHil weight, iim^ seemingly Standing in the fio n l rank in alwny* capable' of picking Up y a rd * , were neeileil, the niidwest with N o tre Dame'* whatever Lujack ami Connor nrt* -Elmer llhiiifhiml 'carried ill,1 ball up to Mndar, Mirhigtm'a pow erful defen­ the Navy gnme 195 time* for 510 sive end, nnd Alex Agn-e. guard yard*. on n strong Illinois tenm . fo o l Field General Southern <'onlril>ulh>tn> Q tiailerhack of this above aver The south'* rnntril ill ion s In tins age All America back field I- Lufirst tenm are, Dirk llu f/tu u n , 219- jnrfc, eool field giiteral of Notre pournl Tennessee lo rk le, Paul D.miic I'm ler the" N otre Dame Duke, George Tech eentei t|r *V»l«ni hi- rnrely carried the ball, rlaim n l by many n* g rea lrit i hot when tt came hi* way he t year*; abuwed he could run with it. collegiate center of Gemgla An areu iate passer. a keen nnamt Charles Trippi. rulining “ f iip|in*ing i1rfeii*e«. on In back who is a wo v,, tpiring field It-adet, nnd—above nr Wei- 1,11 » key secondary defender - gunid, whose flying tnrklr* cut down rr Until- many a touchdown run, Lujack surh .« hi'1* 6tir to go on to another senn’* vie- m tional *ea»on in IJI7. In seven m ines, Lit jack threw H2.|ia«*ea for !Mli rea- 86 completion*, with *la»*Vderfepintc id - H°ne, nnd n to tal vardnjc nf 626. yt footIn their specialised field* there he *u.r t*1** not much to chooser between I .. ' Iwjn'ck nml the man who directed it lim-k "ml Blanchard, Arnold Tuckhirhr-t *’f- When they opposed each other * * the honor* were altnoil even, hut ■arkfield' ‘,Yrr t**e *rai,on Lujack emerged i rir.i with the Iw iter record. —Jlobl ' A* if l.u jsrk 's passing and Ihtvi*' , and Blanchard'* running were not v- ' ’ rnough for the first team hackfield, ernarul ‘he fourth member, Trippi, came Fisherman? er liice guard, Hamilton Nishol*, Jr., who wns on the All-Ainrrlrn mi astonishing number of tnrklc* evBry Saturday anil in the critical game with Ohio S tair, he stopped Jo e W hlsler als-inehpi froin the goal line mi o play that helped turn the tide of victory. Many Outstanding ('en ters Few years have seen a* many outstanding center* os 1946— iitynnl Meeks of Smith Carolina, George Slrohm eyer of Notre Dame, John Cnnnody of Indiana, Chuck lledaarik of Pennsylvania, Roland Nabors of Texas Tech. Bill lowering over slj was Duke of Georgia Tech. Coach iltm le Moo.c nf Louisiana Stcte call* him "ler* rlfic" nnd when Coach Henry Frnkn of Tulane made hi* South­ east Conference selections he cir­ cled Duke’s name amt wrote ‘‘g reat." “ • ‘ The season wn» unique in one lespect. N ever Imfnre have o* many pievlou* first tram AU­ GET m s GIFTS WHERE FISHERMEN . . TRADE! Fresh Water REELS $6.50, $11.00, $12.50 Kalamazoo, Ocean City, Langlay Heddon Pal RODS—Super Deluxe $25.00 He Need* No Belter BOYS RODS 85c and $2 50 We* Handle the Best in 'Pop Grade Hard Braided Nylon and Silk Lines TACKLE BOXES $0 75 MINNOW BUCKETS . $2.60 Falls City Floatinu MINNOW SEINKS Heddon LUKES 152.50 up $1.25, $1-35. $1,511 Juit Arrived a Large Selection of Favorites We Have The One* the SPECS Are Hitting Toot Back Rest BOAT SEATS $2.35.& $3,98 PLASTIC CUSHIONS $2.50 Kapox CUSHIONS $2-85 and $3*25 Boat OARS and Canoe Paddles $2.25 u d times would run towards hi* own gbal cornered and somehow find an opening that did not seem to i’Xi»t f o r a get-aw ay that meant .« FISHERMAN r BERTH SEWING HELP W ANTED m a c h in e GIRL fo r soda fountain a'. Lan. ay’a D rag Store. P a r t *4m\ or snop Build your proiem machine Into a purtabl* electric. Install the backward and forw ard attac h ­ ment. Repair all makes. SttpFLOWERS WANTED— Young lady v»ho can pllsw for all machines. 118 mb fo r all occasions .keep hooka an d .ltam floral work. French Ave. Phone 1190, (NEILL « YOST. FLORIST A. K, Rnssettar, Ph. 812-W. Celery Ava, Ju it off Slnea FOR C arpenter Jobbing and P a in t­ lea ph. 403,~ residence ph, 010-1! Wanted, a wom an-for housework, ing see Jam** M. Phillip*. Rt. t 107 N. Locust. ‘ Box 164. FEBN SEED PA RAG US PLUMOHA NANUS HELP WANTED — Experienced W A T cil and til-OCK Repairing. salesm an, Firestone S to re * ^NRW CROP-FREHH-FKRN . "G et It when you w ant It.” TUB IIOMK SHOP L GOOD JOBS FOR FORMER td from Maly. Delivery In 1700 Sanford Av«, Phona 1148-1 ARMY, NAVY, M ARINE AND ary. Place your order now. C0A 8T GUARD SPECIA LISTS r a ffilled In order received, Job Mas. Grades CURTAINS, lace table cloth* A 140.00 per pound, ono half luncheon net*, washed, starched 060 6, 4 w ith order. M. M. "Jack” Cook and stretehad, 818 Ifatlan rillr, Pharm acist ,;gmML...!49 4,, 3 >r4 Box 1404 Deland, Fla. Photographer ____ ....188 6, 4 » Phone 879. GALLON i THERMOS JUGS with (pickets 'ORD HARDWARE CO. gfcat F irst Bt, The 1946 AP All-American Translator Operators, NCO 807 8, 4, 3 » 4 1 4 ,1 4 ,8 Llasorf P ilo t ..771 6, 4, J Po*lal O e rk 1 . .. - . .060 6 ,4 and many other akIUa- Qualified A fmn'Xi y . r» Navy, MInD arina o r vV*8 Coast4 •J *Yj| £9 ft pT Ouard vetarans who hatd any of and fixtures, concrete some 400 occupational special •tie* for O.tobntn* o r moro may now enlist In the new Regular Army a t a grad* depending.upon the length of your previous oc­ Us. 1 P r rubber cupational specialty eerric*. Naw Kipp. 700 W. 9th high A rm y pay end th e o p p o rt­ unities fo r advancement m ake an .Army career mor* attractiv e now th a n a r m before, Stop In NOTICES—-PERSONAL BEMINOLB T IR E SHOP 201 N orth P ark Telephone 87 SALT WATER a d isc h arg ed ' veteran, or. In the case o f Blanchard and Pnvls, * member of the armed forcea. Blanchard-.and Davla. although listed as Junior*, finish a t West Point in Jun* because, of th e ac­ celerated course or study imposed by w ar. la te ly have superlative* heen bestowed so Freely on tw o back* as th ey hav# on Daria and Blanch­ ard. Some observer* ra ti Dari* the g rea test running back ever. Be th a t as it may. Arm y'* oppontnta', from N otre Dame an d Michi­ gan down, found him a constant, nerve-w racking manaet. . G reat All Around ., With half • a chance, he was ewap, shaking loose tackier*, step­ ping around and over a defense ORLANDO Morning B enllnil—S tar that dften was battered djxwn circulation office telephone num ­ personally by hi* mighty team­ ber changed to U66-J. mate and blocker, Blanchard. In 14 LOST A FOUND LOST—yellow kitten. Reward ft i retu rn or information .to 708 I 5nd Street. f A R R I .I .l'S FISHERMAN PENN REELS Penn Deep Sen REELS $3.85 to $8.25 $35.00 The Senator OCEAN CITY. Montague Split Bamboo RODS $9.15 .$13*25 6 Fool Jointed •iCAPUDINE CUTTY HUNK LINES in LINEN nnd NYLON Pound Teat to 72 *- TACKLE BOXES—Large $6.75 Fish Scalers, Knives, Barometers. Stringers and Hundreds; of other j • Fishing Tackle Items GUARANTEE a„d MAINTAIN REPAIR DEPARTMENT FOR OUR SPORTS EQUIPM€NI �A is J. . » ' ■' • ' • *• .«• ✓ J ' : : i 4 r «» . -, -i~ . .i,*V... - • ' ^ .. *• ' V • • 31 . THE WEATHER utai U iiv T h e r a llai S ir e n n t h — U nnity Them StrengthT» rro lo r t the Peace at Iba W iridi Ta t i w n l i Iba Praireaa a t America| Ta P rW a rt Prosperity for B aafart; AN INDEPENDENT DAILY /~ E a U b lU h td 1 9 0 8 VOLUME XXXVIII 1■. i . ' . ' f SANFORD, FLORIDA, f a ir anil continued cold tonight with scattered f n c l ami lowrst tem perature* .11 In J i degree* in I hr mirth portion nf th r liainrs* i illr d i-lrirt. I hr nutlnnii fur I riday is fair ami perhaps slightly warmer. N EW SPA PEK THURSDAY, DEC. 5. 1948 Associated Press L u itd Wire President Truman aT ° _ # Situation A. F, ofL. President Proposes Truce In Soft Coal Strike ItotarinnH Inspect Celery Packaging' Machine Chief Executive Is Expected To Urge Miners To Go Back i To Work In Talk Coal Miners Are AH With Lewis, Survey Reveals General Strike In Oakland Ends By Compromise G WASHINGTON, Doc. — (fP) — President Truman will addreos the nation by radio a t 9:30 P. M. on Sun­ day night. Tho President *will discuss the coal crisis in * speech lasting a t least 20 minutes and possibly longer. Mr,-. Truman’s address will or City Agrees Not To Use Police In Hit­ ting Picket Lines - V ■ the Um« r Roan asserted th a t Mr. Trum an will dbcusa the situation groVv. Ing out o f tho cool strike. A l­ though Roig did not say in. It U exported thr.t tb* President 5 will a p p e a l.to th i r.oft coal m in­ ers to re tu rn t o 't h s i r Jobs. H* is believed to hgro withheld his ithh decision to m aki tho speech u n ­ til after Jo h n lZ Lewis’ contempt of court tr is l was concluded. Meanwhile, the" governm ent Is looking over the so-called “Tole­ do Plan” Us a possible solution a., A erica's llabor-hiansgemetit n )\n p .M sn arrrm P til to Am problem. Stabilisation Director John Hteelman ha* passed the plsn along to President Trum an Jk to see if it can he applied on a national tealo to legislation to be proposed to the new Con­ gress. The “Toledo P lan" works un*. der an agreed-upon charter of principles and tho Toledo comm ittse holds inform al as well as form al hearings. Th* commit too is made up of m m from all in­ terested groups, labor, manage­ m ent and th e public. . The vice mayor of Toledo. * Ohio, Michael Disails, be leves tho plsn can work nationally as it has In Toledo. Ho suggested a commute* of IB members te rh from labor, m anagem ent and public group* with tho president a> chairm an, lie aald proMerti* could be studied fo r a 00-day period, during which there would b« no strik es, and then a re ­ p o rt .would be subm itted .as ^to th e te s t appoach fd r settlem ent of any dispute. Dlsslle said U>« i f plan has worked In Totedo, Ohio, bscaus* the members of the local 'com m ittoo enjoy a m utual confldcnce and understanding. - f i.* -.t •• dicted by the N allsnsl Aspo­ rtation of Home Builders. Th* association added In a sta te­ ment that 400.000 homes for 'r lrrsn s now betna built pill lie kept from completion » m ie the embargo is In rffec\. Thr home builders sa il that suprnrion of lumber shipments will be fell Immediately. . - O A X I-A M T Calir.'. Dee. 5. M l — A F of l, leaders n g rerd this morning to e p j the general strike in the city of Oakland. City M anager John H assler disd o s e d ‘ a truce agreem ent with union cjtieft. H assler said a re ­ turn to work order will be given to all union business agent* a t * meeting today at 10:00 A. M , Pacific Time. Th« settlem ent ha* hern con­ firmed by a union statem en t. It will end the general tieup at Oakland which has strangled commerce In E ast Hay cities for tw„ days. A K of I, statem ents say the agreem ent is ttasrd on the con­ ditions that Oakland police will not he used in -breaking union picket lines, and th at city o ffi­ cials will 11 main neutral In lalior disputes. Hassler said he agreed to the peace term s at an early morning conference. Th* general strike is the fifth of it* kind In th* history of the American Labor movemoal. It* approaching end finds 1,000.000 East Bay resident* w ithout transportation, food and other necoMitie* of life In sh o rt su p ­ ply. and tho city of Oakland un­ der a state of emergency. The settlem ent term s were agreed tn shortly afte r an an* nounccmenl lh a t ihe A r (,» ^ Teamfttetn Uo*on ami tho Independent M a c h i n i s t s Union woujd return to work today. The source of the pule, the Kahn and H astin g s retail stores, still are bound. Th* la b o r dissension be­ gan la st October when th e Re­ tail Merchant Association de­ clined to nego.iats a contract for tha tw„ stores alono. The association hns insisted on hlan ket negotiations for w l mem­ ber* stores when - " d If th e union proved that a " ' ^ ° ri‘uy t o re r e employes the s.to employe, wsro union members. Member* of the Banford H our) Club wre jMtowii i»t th#* BUtlt .Marhtnr Shop where they recently in»prct««l a c rln y wuppm u m.iihin* which trinut celery tops and wrapt thr kiwrr portion ol v&c\\ >.ulk n cellophane. *t the fem e Unir tikserttni; a trad r label The {mckaftiu machine U the Invention of I jouIs Marka t»f Wolcott N Y a utowr. under whose direction the machine u xi producrO ut the Ahof» Mi “ w ith I-. 11. K ram er, UV* W ale, citrua r n W r perm anent chairm an, more »h«n 100 fruit a n d vvgeUbla hav« drafted Jhrro resolution. "S B T u S lk i' 0 Florida delegation «« v,^ V ( iro E n " a‘h°>ue^ W b r ta s r t %. In Washtho Florida ingU n would balp to break govem m ental TaatxtcUoo* on f.rtlH aar into th a atata. Tha confaronaa aalA th a t w ith w inter .fruit and v*«.Uhl*i pro- • u p p ll.. of ly needed tharo during tho tar. • A -r sa g a r & s* < a !S M a ' s s 5 a « a r a»ked by A grteultura. that auch E rai _______ K'hid^St^Vriou.inJuriro Sm ith Was grporlrd J® * compound fracture of tha tnkUHa fivaKta Sanford. Kngirmar Jo* it ary , had h Well*, rtaident of I-aka Ma i h . H n up a sprained ankl. ami w .s ah and bruUad rc .ul* ltt of hla ruissu a•*. the •••• ----Jump from tbo a n g ln ic a l’' *5*®®] ng to W .'R. Varn of doctor on th . V*ln. who w . i n ot injured. -Rusa.H Waldsn. . negro brake man, al.o of S.nford,<had a T h . coUl.ion occurred U * «u rv ®: Ct ha* bean attributed by railroad men to Improper flag protection. T h. a n . in . of th . oncoming tra in Tb« m in i l a ! adoralUd bv th# 'm pact. sUo Pepper Blames Strike On Repubican Win MfAMI, Dec. 6, M l - In- the view of 8«nator Claude Pepper of Florida, blame for the coal •trlk a should be plscrd on Re­ publicans who, ss Pepper put It, “scuttled price control in the 7»th Cong rose." Th* Florlds Senator, long a champion of Labor, said today th a t th* .fine* Disced on John United Min* f* .L a w U and hi* hla Unit W orker, w on't dig coal. He adm |lu d lh a t h, dl(f not know_Juit w hat would put ths miner* back pita.- ----But.- said Tapper. _in th*, M , four* o f the car* behind I t Twroa ror.V7 f ‘th V r « .l fro lg h t - m th* psopl* must-have coal. ,!rrn0U*hmL C .rgo .# «t Tb* Senator said the real issue and citrua fru it w .r . raportad to have been acattarod^ about. ^Tha In th* coal crisis la whether th* m iners' case baa m erit. Injured men w er. P*pp*r also predicted a n .w hospital In Kleilmmee. wav* of strikss. Barbecue Is Enjoyed General Hutchison By Merchant’s To Address VeteranB , of th# Sanford Association and. Brig. Oonaral J- C. H utehtew wlO bo gttest of honor al th* *upof s«mlnoi* County a barbecu* of a of tho Veterans of to the citrua and vagirtAU growu t evening at W ars. M «idar ars. . • ;— of th* Fttty HW. and b« will toU ; - i ■oms of hla R IO T IN Nad Sm ith was in char** o f a r- la tho FWdflo Tbsatre raag'm ant*. W. E. Hathaway to J(dm Mauls, nost alju ta n t. pared «b* barbecu* numbering In all BMW of will bo to fleet W. Frcsicknt Harmony Prevails As JuEiHdictionai iw h I) i n - j Efforts Toward Dis* RLtten Also Hit In | armament Proceed Senator Rail’s Talk: LAKE UUOCES6. N Y I)er 5 (/P)—The new spirit o! conciliation »e** in evidence today on the United Nations front. A sub- com: mhlee agreed by a unanimous votr to accept 4he United States plan for - a world-wido limitation of armaments as a t u u for dbcuuion. This 30-member' group will (trait a disarmament resolution The new note of harmom had been Initiated yealrrdav bv Rus­ sian Foreign MlnLvtC! Molotov when he afrr*d that am a gene res to etiforce an arms reduction pro­ gram m u tt be free of the soto Senator Tom Oonnally o( T'rxas and Moiolov started th e committee eeaaton today by (wopasing that Aaaembly PreaWcnt ^aul-H enrt Bpaak of Belgium be elected etiatrman of th e group. T his wu.s sirred upon by a unanimous vote R a i l Immediately unixaincrd that" the committee wtAild begin J. H. Mmlth. negro ' J a wntence-by-aentenc* divciLvdon » northbound advance P«rRh«l*^ of the American resolution The committee apprm rd tiic freight train that i-rashrd Into rvar of a local u«»n a t CappboH first ,'scntertc. without u dLvu-nting vote. This merely deeUr*d ttwt four mites «nuth of 'Tl>* general assembly rntwnlaes the necwasMy Of an early remulation and reduction of arm am ents” tion to tho dispute. Green Issued hi* npprat - a* ‘ ■ John I., la-wi,, and his United' Mine IV ’ " t Kit * fi!c«l formal notict •»f iippf n! from (heir conviction for contempt *>f court. J'nion kt-* torncy* «aii| they planned to ptmt# I»oihN fur the full antnuriU «»f fitter yesterday a^irtfiRt I vwin uiul the union* The A F of I. president's slat* rnent said, in p art: "llavlnif tried f«*r•'<* and cocrcnit.I hu\itt^ f)tiliil. u n u Jj it PITTSIH 'B G II. D e e - i surveys of feeling aloof-,: ,\ F L. I’niti-sl Mini- W ort i . .. count rv 1-mInv -lots* - »l»,-t -itll n* • riot niiu hr w i*r and adviKatde ««lnllv Uhiiwl .lull I l <-, i (••r tin* »i*pn*Hi*»it;»t iv«m nf tho |Ml«» t!»«• #»f f»* In ui • AMf * K«»\rtniiirtit to nifiKe a new ap1 M \\ pr» •-»•!» »/. in rintlinir l,tu i i( -. .l u l l •if the coal m il v tif ruiitiMii < • !• • it ■ pti d .le ti.w f n fw totuMiiil* < l I -1 • t I *»»ilrd Muir I hp hi hi*’» i?• t \\ ... w. l*| til pflft \L«ik.> orutu*.it<*tl ' . 4,iim! wrapping of celri\ in » to ill lint ll'ftit • . S I.MHIOUO h.'ll.l t I i iticauA of tinpiw uiu lit* Btaiulliitf In front of tfu* 111.44 tin* ••Itifttnl It; fit* -I.l fill#- .*k’,*l *».* m#m and the Mf% William J M' MiiII«*ii niitrltpiUt hrtprr wt the >hop i.«n' •iiMIttlttlMIrs In ui.', 1 (l» »•*»♦! * 5^ %*••»••-! John w»atb 1Ifft to rlL’h* • ai«* H I* IVuii (i W .H|rii4 t'i Andrew > '1: . ' fit * toMp »»**! i 1 I'll It , trialV lie atliither Ilev Mark Cttt|r*ir«t J.». k l( iiigari J l. Inulrv II l. I'f tkiitv lin n \1• t«i, »hilr, I 7J. im « !ii* niakini;. The h u al • loutn anil HoIm’I 1 lintih I I in illlwl I If* a ftllto r mv\ ,,i »m •ay hi mil a ill be ilt i f - ii|t Iff th r WhIKimH r tha |tM»,|U»ll p»»w.l#w| t .r * v . hut they imlliiMfri'i • \ » l . I l l tl" .;»»•!- ii'i' c a t e I h»*> l HftfUr iltxiut Il'Mllnjf f*\ |H'f*t V*I tlf Ilf 4*111 *.l A'»l k •»! tl hnftd fur fv timir.w finr. If they «n;«|tri nf ilny* 1 Iefl»**c * p l. t t h e u n i u t t ' a | x m d the .III* l . I Hepart ir.ent ** after l / w i ’ u p p n m tll) i «mild «el a w rit <»f ili triim tiiil tn m il v mi thr trik r 10 da\ ilrsplti* Ihc fmr-a, (In pi*>«(*i4t nf r \*i lilt'd « g. tfhm’ federal mar* ee»*e i MW prtipflty the i "Hal ti nee rnnlrilint ritufi'm U. N. Committee Bill To Outlaw W. (), Is Unanimous On Closed Shop Is Armaments Plan Urged By Senato * Growers Seeking Federal Action To Prevent Shortage Engine Derailed; ORI.ANDO, D « . B, W - b} an effort to avert a iritlcal Several Injured In shurU ga o f fariH lw r m aterial, threatening atata tltn j. k™ Local Train Wreck vegetable production, r e p m a n u tive* of F lorida agriculture are today seeking Immediate fed.rm! Attorneys For Ix?wis And Miners File Ap­ peal Notice From Contempt Decision WASHINGTON, Dec. G— j (/!’)— A truce proposal in the ■ Will Not Return To soft coal strike was made toW n r k U n f it IT n in n «l«y .by tho presiilwit of the . ,, K A . 1,1 V.” 1011 A m e r i c a n Ft.... ration of Ross Gives Word Imbfir, William Green. He unreil the eallintf of a con­ W AS | | | NCiTON, llrr, S - o i ’i ference -of; soft coal* mine —A complete »lopps(r of home operators and John I* I-cwia v ronstroetlon berauv of the rsll embargo has been pre­ hi an,effort to find n-solu­ OAKLAND. C alif, Dee. J— M V -T he g w g s l rtrtk* In Oakland ended testajr shortly W W e | | A. M , PaotOe s u n riarC Time. T he Uure-sUy .trtk e had resulted In an almost comChart*! M S p arstrsh of 5u»lnr-.-, i.-, M M i Ithe rUy. « . N O 28 u 1 70 Out Of Jobs As Miami Feels U. S. Coal Strike Dit'Hcl And Fleet ric I’onrist Trains Not To Re C u r t a i l e d Ultt tl \ i t 1 llltel 4| ( I n f i l l n f ( l . r S m i t h « «♦***».i i i \ Kl'MH .«t| t i n t %to* | | 1 m l t> .»' i 1 . I f toiu I* R«*1 vtfttinrtl l»» 14i 4- J.4 i, ‘t 1 to fin! m u v i r . t t in l thrill \ |«*h l i .. t ti i i m i l t di * |r i h r i **«i’♦•He(p!ri» rh 4f 1 4 to i 1(i« . .tl 4*1 »l to t* ll()r .1 to It tf»* - IM i * * ■ . -all • ;.......... iii«- ( m u 4 i»lit fit' T U ' » " •*» f -♦••I • a. jp of b ,-e f in e d iv ,,,d tho govern),,• wnnle tiling . i.l, n t i n l t m n- I ........ The tn< linv •• protJml I • •, lead, I l I vv i - Hi 1ot >1 r*l llss I’saft** I •* >, ii, NKVV YORK. Iu-c. t/Pi Si . «i»- plnmiuig ! oNppeai Judge I II) A*u>Ofinli-d I'lrw tor Jixteph Hull nf Minm*«otu ud I Mmmi felt th,- fir»l dll eel r<-- AIhii (lobi-lH.tnugii'-i finding, and today he plun< to utue l«-ui-lii< -ii 'F i m 'l d I 't ' t n l . ' l d I— lilt Ilf the soft mill strik r In hi* ii«sessiiii-iit of the ht-iivy fu . ill the neat Congress to outluu lie j liny \\ bile rhniitlii-t of contnirrcr ttgatit-t tin- I'. M. W. th ieftuin un i closed shop uiul jo prohibit jut v* j offlcinls und Imn-I men worried liit- union.. The union litwyer* a.dictionul strikes. However, H.dl I nlim.it tin- effrwt' of tiuvel ru ts well a-< government lawyers will told th e r>Ut iiimosl .Cuiigiv— of i on tin- w ilder tourist crop, crop. 70 atleiupl to lake Hie ra te dll eel In Sup,i in American Industry totluy '1 s t tin I 'mte,I Slut *f m CIO union there should lie On lio-ty lr sK e rb m l g tl ' Mill o n w e r e o u t o f w o r k Itri’UOM' I b» p i i l p |H 'l|| lion. H r us-vited tlmi lit.- - w t “ f I l i e - ( n i g h t e m b a r g o b r o u g h t em it I i, -' long * mid Congress should nm kr an ' I>J mi l<> tin - s liik r | „ t\ . , . It,. . Mi,. ,,111 <d <• ■ . diffistudy nf tin- problem I b.- m e n , iii i- ii d.ri „ f th e < III | . - H i ..,1 I ., l e - n i g h t ( , , t, | pin. visit* . 1 mid rmmiinu labun-is i.% i . * . M sf'flils**! I* The senator said 1 'n k in - his ,i y.ini i l i' t'ai i .ii \ew?M?iiy, prrsidei nuom. v#vie the ( n - t In Ih* la id ' I'li-siilent I M in im i t«» do mi tl comI, oil, strel, irnnsj,.., tu t, •, or it.lilted a loos, Its 1 it|.p,-.,l t,. tin ....... .. | , coinmunlratinn w ire in 'o ln .ill*, Woodwil-M o| I Its- M u, Id | -if i I- ••It tn Mlnini n, „ result of I V mil........th i .m • ...., s|i Wiley Slirallie S im o l \ lo w llosg lloli.o i • • f t c p u l w a l k o u t | ,,i ,,p , u p . . iiii ,' o t h e r , m i i i -., lie ridded that the |iri>hlt-iif >-f ut.Mil, 11 ■ti.ug • osts by lllretlng nod eoleilaininerit will A pi d i e t Ion th at tbo freight nclnm t« get null iniio-d. A VMiitidowns in cleclrif. gn- ami snlr'l1 w ealing only u pair of shotta Utilities should Ih- left to th e •trite*. given I'lidny evening a t Celery i-tnbnigo would put approxim ate- j ||o u -e uiiji- s„y* the povsil.llity (th a t i, nil). By letting Wiis hair Catup. ra:». w.o.w !>• D.O00 Dade county carpenters „ p n -idential ratlin talk bus been S enator Ball also said tie tlmm-ht and beard grow long lie ignore* nut nf work canto from A. A. I discus-til lint that tin dcrtsinii iut. liarber.s.new legislation ought to restric t W right, jiu sin es. ag en t of the |K-en M-ached a* vet. the governm ent's n g n t to in.i-rtin lVcdiiP»iL*v hi* bizarre tn tp e td e r's district C o u n c i l . * p ,,,pm.nl- ... end tb, w.ilkoul looking tiiiik . .»Ineli be built vene • In labor' management dis­ W right -md that Dnde county ■re l« l •••»« Sftitt* I c t f ( linn ell , .n 'In- t ..U- ••( an auto putes. He added ..rat h e - thou h i , .up,-i, 1,-1- Would Ih- without (a> rt(M'U liic iliaft l.tto Hllii'l* tia d i'i. iliia * i,d , nn*idfiuble atthere should in- letter feib'Sl >mik if the strike situation did nil1 siikT1 I m»k a litlifil HtMjiiii!#'' t,-,-li. ui -O Mag'odia Avenu* machinery to handle dispute- n jt t leui up ill tinnext month flM'iil |.iit ( Kii.irNtilBrii'i? nn (ctl •* wln-le ,' . . . I'.<l‘ " l m front of that the Rerrr-tniy nf lodwo T olIthmigh tile gm,-rnmerit or ; M« k.silly* f**» il |M4 l f II ! tl„ it lid t Bdr I in n'ei Mi Wiley. n't head it. Bull esplmiu -I 'n s l der aitailiog sonip coal-burning pel "-I f time | •i it 11 tiniu • 7• n ,i. , aid"i-v inted tile Labor aecretary <«. t*> !»«• o' •IV < S l o p o f i h e \ \ ......1 tin " lias had its effect tin Klor B u t M> I Ml 1.1*«. will! f l - i l T G*r JJ.,,1. , 1 I . <■ o l jll-l c o lli* partisnii of labor Mien d llo- V\ 1•, li| i . l i -| m, i t) , | In Ii4s**t| Oi, I ' a a ir » n r n l I I Ml , i .-. - (i M ■ foi tbo winter, A governm ent olfivoil I 'M ilia lm\e everything in M-udineu (ui ,|o • I,no 1st industry, good news ,1,id |,tr ented |e* t.a id s "f himbusinessmen that lire lio i|e.| St-IM a big program and entertainiiii-ii' • atm- today from the Florida .ill fm salA form er Iowa will continue to .-nforee trnti 'ru s t ut 7 '.‘10 iiVIiii.Ii Kriday evening Ka«t l oust Hallway Additional wintei tinllis, all f a, m e t. I........... . ho bad become laws vigorously »« a prote, uoo t'l in honor of the visit of l-'urtai ili,--rl nr rlcctrir powered, will it nomad nl'.-r be bad been small business. A ssistant I'nitcrj New'ierry. president of the Is-gin Minning next week. Tin " • M i s t e d f r o m .bis land.’’ ^ .. States A ttorney (ien rial Douglai W.O.W. J.ife llisuiuncc Smli-ty. Klnt id;i Special will Iwgin its The tiuck. which bud i3|lii, M ncliregnr Heclnred that tnial T he club is being liunored by In, first winter run from New York .Stats* tif Washington llet•llse,l'ro n •, business is the beginning rind hock visit because of film showing in on Dec. 13. Tbo vacationer, an tjoned many boxes,, full of llv* bon* of *11 business, lie said tlui l enrollment, n m ird in g to II. J. all-coach train , will uls„ make guinea, pigs, coons and sk u n ls the ' a n ti-tru st laws were nun tel Finch, district mnniiRcr nf the its initial New York to Miami C!emge W. Jones, negro of Brail rfind even ilogy wete aboard. A as a c h a rte r for business f m s . Ion • organisation. run <>n Dec. 12, igiton. was arrested yestoiday nf- | Mmvciiir card o f , VV'vY • #h.owr# M acCtegor warned rtgainst cor • Mr. Newberry, a native of While Florida, with Its mild ternooo for ipckle-s driving w boh hint- d a d in usoul shorts, sk at­ ern tratlo n of too greul power 11 A rkansas, obtained hi« B. A. de­ clim ate and Utile heavy industry, business, saying': “ llu iin es, m i 1 1 gree ut Henderson Static Teach­ ha- so far escaped the w orst resulted ill a collision Involving ing ,,n tl"’ we nt l.iberty Lake two other automobile* when he m at Spokane, Wash, lie said h* too big for the goorl of the nntio , ers College und bis M. A. degree I ,,- lls u r d lls I'sg s S ave failed t« stop when proceeding was Ho year* of age. It can stam p out competition wit i a t Vanderbilt U niversity. He north on Cypres* Avenue at the the ruthlessness of a ilictator.” served ns acting professor of \ o t i :l i :i o p a c t Celery Avenue intersection; a c ­ Th* governm ent attorney »a J history a t U niversity of Arksn* I.AKF.I.AND. iHn. 5. ',P i—Flor­ cording to |Hdice. , th at m erger* In this country hi d sas, later was adm itted to the Jnnt* told I’rdice Chief Boy (i ida celery grower* buvY injected a ilibbled up half a million sml I !>ar and practiced law fo r n year proapoe-d federal m arketing agr*** business firm s during the wi r. a t Arkuilelphia, A rk. He aeiverl ! A number of new students are Williams th a t be had stopped In* iii'-Jit for controlling celery, ship­ sta tin g :. “ An atomic tom b could a year In the A rkansas legisla­ rrp 'iiled tn have completed flight Willy, Sedan at the intersection, but under close ipiestioning adoill ment*. Tile D epartment of A grltture. became lieatl counsel lor not have been more destructltn In Washington unnounrod ' th e Woodmen of th a t s ta te in training at the Sanford School of ted that the stop wu* due to tin- ultuio tiuit only ffJ-prnent «»t i|ic glower* 1015, then *t«tc m anager for Aviation. Dale llnfmunn. home for collision "f hi* Willy* with a i'ly th e nrifanlintimi from I'.tlK to Thanksgiving, made hi* first solo mouth Setlnn driven by Mr*. M ari­ who voted in a refeindum la st Ight a: nfter but five hours uf In­ on !~ Sterner, who ut the tim e month favored the proposal. Thl* i flight 1035. He then served the d ep a rt­ struction. Ix-roy Slraw der soloed wu* driving west on Celery A ve­ was less than tin- necessary tw»r m ent in Omaha. Nebr. Ho be­ n fter six hour* instruction. Both nue. A fter tile collision, accord tbitds m ajority, m i the proposal * By A8SOC1ATKD PRKS8 cam e secretary of the society In m e civilian students. ing to police, the I’lyrrtuuth c a r ­ will be dropped.. Th* w eatharm sn prpredirtad tor iv 1037- and president -In 1043. Mr. Kugcno Kucik and Jucl McGill, eened out of control for a distance O f t th e high wind* will sub* le Newberry 1* « past- president of who have obtained their training of 75 feel, strik in g a Kord Sedan In Ui* north portion of Klor is th e Omaha Chamber -of Com through the U. I. Hill of Rights, owned by A. C. Madden and dam* today and In the south P®r | on. l®; m sreaf‘o fT h*"N ational F ratern al have graduated as private Pilots. agitiiT both sides nf it a* it was morrow. Th* C oast f.uard is h* ) c ,,,,-,.,* , of America. 1* now Mr. Kucik intends to continue Jrfmmed against a post. Ing th a t the w eather lets up lo ig, vice president of the G reater through the advanced training The small two year old jg n "f enough to g e t In so ms rest. Omaha Association, director of course and obtain a commercial Mr?. S terner was taken to the A fter rescuing four vessels In th a city's community chest, sna rating. Sanford Clinic for -treatm ent for Among those who have recently _ cut lip- The left, front and rear tho high seas and htavy wli Is Is * director of th* Covered yesterday. Cooat Guardsmen wi it W agon Council, Boys S fouU of enrolled for flight training ar* fender of the Plymouth, was «!»»*• Jam es K. Young. Wallace W. Bell, aged. The Plymouth 'a n d F'ord out In so arrh for a fifth repo America. Jam es E. Ic e , Charles B. Sparks, w rre taken away by wreckers In distress. ray for search was underway Quick action by the Sanlonl Murlin T urner. I’srcv A. Mero, ignter, r tr o Departmentt averted oertou* John N. Culpepper, B. Bryant, LIONS MEET 15 ml • darnags to Harvey's O sl* at Kenneth B. Beth and John H. P a t­ Seventh Street and French Avenu* terson. . ____ y**t*rday an w f fire which broke out a t :00 ' County Commissioners visited %Tltc U ons Club will meet Friday do font fishing VI I* .N o o k th is morning In th e front the airp o rt Moridty and wer* th* evening a t 8:00 a t th e Bemlnole BUY ehlch to part, of the frame structure. The firs t group to b* served a t "The Country Club for a buffet supper CHRISTMAS the ham caus* of the fir* vraa an overheated F lig h t Deck", a n*w resta u ran t a t and meeting, No regular Friday SEALS shrlm flue, said Tlr# Chtef It. N. Clev*- th* A irport, according to R. If. noon meeting *111 be held a t the Tourist Center. Browning. , land. » hr!»WS fnip.-ovi n r Crowd President Of WOW Life Insurance to . Visit?} Here:-- Three Automobiles Involved In Crash At Intersection Students Complete . Flight Training Dangerous Winds Tjo Subside By Friday * z — — — m it* m m EW *t * „ , �PACE TWO THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA German* Pastor, Nine Months In Nazi Prison, Tours U. S By A aaoriatrd J'rrda A fighting parson /tom (itrm sny arrived in New York Tues­ day for a lecture tour In this country', H a la a P astor NicmoclJar, (ha Reverend Martin Niemoellcr, who spent eight year* in concentratien camps n* th e personal prisoner of Adolf Iflc- T H U R S D A Y ,. D E C . 5 . 1 0 4 6 Y o u a n d e i r t i o f y o u a r e h e rsb y . [ im l i*iiutrH lit pr***ut. an> c l a i m s a n i l r t - m e n d s w h i c h you, or a t t h e v - i f you, m ay hay* a a a ln s t lha • s t a l e o r W 11.1,1AM It. BTTM. der e w r i l l a t e o f M id f o u n t y , to the C o u n t y Jude* o f K *m lnu|* C o u n ty , K lo r M i ,' n t til* o f f l r r In th* c o u r t tiu u a* o f f^ild C o u n t y u t H anford . F lo rid a, w ithin *l« l.l r»l*mltir m o n t h * f r o m t h * l l m o o f th* f i rs t p u M i e s t l . i n o f }lhla null**l£a*b c l a i m or d e m a n d s h a l l h * In w r i t i n g , a n d *hnlU» s t a t e th * | i l a r * of r**l> W tenever Nietnoeller doc* •n ything o r say* anything, there la bound to be news, and hln ap ­ pearance an the lecture plat­ forms* of this country will be concentration camp n t Sachren- tN C O U R T o y T M I followed with keen interest, lie ’s | hnusen and kept in aolitarv con­ J U D G E . HBMINOI.K H TATK f t p C IJO R in .V to apeak In S eattle Wednesday, i finem ent for three year*, l-aler when the Federal Council of he was Iraiiafcrrcd to the notori­ Church* of C hrist in A m erica' ous concentration rump a t I>a* opens ita biennial meeting. j chau. Ntemoellcr is best knopn fo ri NiemoellerV Niemocllcr's background J *i* hi* aturdy opposition t n H iller rich in the th ln fa th a t make for a t a Urn* w hen-the N ail Fuehrer adventure and human Interest. W u riding roughshod over all Ho o u g h t to have plenty tn say who dared speak against him. during hla American lecture MANOft AOAIS’tfT ha in KHTATR: Vou a n i l e a c h of- y o u a r d h*rsl*» n o t i f i e d a n d r*<tulr*d t o p r e s e n t a n y c t a l m * a'ltiS d e m a n d s w h i c h yo u , o r * t t h * r o f you , m a y n a v e a a a l n s t l h a * * l a t * of K ltA N K K. UTKIN, d e ­ f e a s e d . lat* o f e a l d C o u n t y , t o t h * C ounty Ju d y * of h cm lnol* County, F l o r i d a , a t hi* o f f l r * In ( h * c o u r t hou * * o f *al.l c o u n t y a t H an fo rd , F lorida, w ithin clahl calendar m o n t h * f ro m t h * l i m e o f t h e f IruC Uiihllcallun .o f khl» no lle* . Kach *l*iio o r d e m a n d olm ll lie In w e t t i n g , a n d * h ajl » l a t * t b a p l a c e o f r « l d e n r e a m i ihpuI o f fic e a d d r * * a o f Ih * • t u l i n a n l , e n d * h all lie a w o r n to l,y I h - r l s l m s p t . ma * n o r atto rn ey , i m l aaj> t u e h ’ c i u i m o r d e m a n d n o t co f i le d ' s h a l l he voldIHH'IHK W I I.I .K I t A* A d m l n l e l r a t o r a o f t h * K »latu of W ILLIA M IL HT1IM. d e r e a s e d . F i r s t p u b l i c a t i o n : Nov. 14, I II * . Where Customers Send Their Friends" HOME CONTROLLED' Get Kleenlte today at TOI/CHTON DRUG CO, 204 Kukt P in t Sir eat Friday and Cakes 33c Cabbage 3'/2c Potatoe& 50 lb. bags 1.63 lb. YELLOW ONIONS 2 lbs. 7c A* • m atter of fact, Nlemoelle r once had high - hone* th a t German Christiana would be able to get along w ith llltle r—th a t th e Nasi* a t teaat would leave the shtjrch alone and perm it. It U> work out Ita own salvation. It arts not until a fte r the Nail* had came to power th a t Niem otllrr m if f e d hla judgm ent had Wen wreng. . it m ust h# remembered that N lrm w ller w a s . n staunch pa­ tr io t, -a former o f f ic e r 'o f the German -navy,- w ith a whrtlroe Te a , k , ikls -,lasl,< »• risk a*at» lag irsl wtia Oarta* drays ased wills slaiyl* *srlaa*. If yaa are deafened, fcsikered by Heal**, kwaalag k»ad nalaea dn# Is kardened ar eaaaalaled was treraw eol try Ike Oarlae H a w ifelfcad »**l Ika* as a n r aar k** makl*d lk**a la kear well aaaln. <■« hear kellrr aflrr w b laic Ikls sis,. leat ar yen HM »*er saaaer k 'e l aaee* A n akwat Oarisi llrsfa laday ad B IN COURT OP THE COUNTTI JKIM1K, UKMINOl.K COUNTY,d K L O lllU A . IN P I I I )HAT I t | In r e ; E s t a t e o f P R A N K UTKIN. I *<i. * TII A M . a i K P I T O n b ANf» P K I lftONH H A V I N G CLAIM S Gil P E - * c o r in ' **p Pta Pt 96c 87c 79c ^ 43c Pt CHUCK ROAST , BONED and ROLLED IUA T u t: . T#a late, m»ybc, but Pastor N ltm eeller made n gallant tr y / T ha N ailf, firmly In the sa d d f, began . a campaign to puganliu th* Gentian rinirrh**. They conte n tra in I on the lAilhtren, nr Ktfattgellrcl Clturrh. which had anjoyed a sort of unofficial ^landing c* Germany's state church In the nld immarchy. The X ala tr Itfkmged to that church, and an did most o f the nld Plusatan aristocracy. The Nail* wantad to convert tins Evangelical GRAPEFRUIT 5. For HOME GROWN GREEN BEANS 2 Iba. 25c 3 lbs. - 29c , TOMATOES U> 21c NOt 1 VtA ORANGES 28e ORANGES 216 size Doz, 23c STRIP BACON SQUARE CUT -BREAKFAST BACON W ltil. it Im I. BULK PURE LARD Ih FRESH FORK SHOULDER 37c ALL MEAT SKINLESS-WEINERS LEG O' LAMB I.OIN CHOPS Nationally Known ‘A Advertised F. VV. H(evens, EseluaWe Krp. 117 W, Robinson — Phone rtGW Orlando .H»rIda Illerl — Aluminum — Wood ______ Completely Installed GENUINE SPRING LAMB LEGS , It) LOIN CHOPS m RIB CHOPS m n jc c D ROUND STEAK YARDLEY VENETIAN -B L IN D S a b o p t It. ,39c HMORED ItKEAKPANT ' BOSTON BUTTS Ists waa it phoney, when they learned* they had been duped, It was too lain to do very much 3'lb *~ WHITE BACON BONKLEM tleeensed. TO Al.l. CREDITORS ASM" PKItMONK HAVING CLAIMS lilt OKWAN tut AGAINST SAG* KHTATBi lea ra n t th a t HUIer’a mu* h - ad­ APPLES FRESH FLA. STREAK O LEAN HAMBURGER BRISKET STEW cimintv jih m ik . H K U iM .it: g a n t v. k ijiim iA i n I 'l t i . i i A T t : t o r* K sln le o f W I L L IA M It STUM, vertised opposition to the Mnr*- APPLES WE8TERN A s r AA GRADE Legal Notice in FANCY DELICIOUS DUNCAN OB T*A1*UT FRESH CHEMAFEAK BAY OYMTEStH COUNTS EXT. SELECT EXT. STANDARD Sanford, Florida Saturday SMOKED COUNTRY HTYLR SAUSAGE 39c th AGED HQ. C U T l th 45c CHEDDAR CHEESE Ih 55c U. S. GRADE A, YOUNG TENDER BABY BEEF STEAKS, Sirloin, Club, or Rib Ih 47c SHOULDER BONELESS CORNED BEEF BRISKET SMOKED BACON HQUARF CUT CHUCK ROAST Ih 39c ALL MEAT LEAN STEW lb 45c FttESII GROUND N IBLETS HAMBURGER - Ih 35c BRISKET STEW ttONELEMH The new Retloiure T op fin L n i *•, and htlps keep Dial* Cryltali package tugsrs fresh '•ngtr. Tender,' young whole hemelt ROLLED ROAST SHANK FOR STEW Iti .. ' 1 WESTERN PORK LOIN ROASTS, END CUTS III ^ l PORK CHOPS Ih 59c WESTERN PORK HA57S Ih 59c WESTERN PORK 5HOULP*RS SHANK END ID ' 42c BOSTON B U T r S lb ' 4»e SMOKED SUGAR CURED H A M S 5HANK END Ih 65c BUTT END lb 68f CENTER SLICES Ih 85c Loung Tender Beef LIVER lb 55c PIG LIVER Ih 45c Western SPARE RIBS lh 56c BRAUNSCHWEIGER Ih 49c Assorted COLD CUTS lb 42c Garden Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Ihcy're Heeded Today, MoreThan /th is nonsense. And most of his G fellow pastors felt th e same way about It, too. I t was then, sh ortly after Hit;-i* r‘a rise tu power, that Nicmoeli ^ i e r began to thunder from Urn -,-pulpll. Ha denounced the N ails ^ end all their w orks.. The church, h e 'sa h l, m ust never submit to F the perverted Cachings of N atlIsm. He wa« w arned by the tJesUpo, and told tu keep uulet. llut he kept right on preaching pupil* against LARO* JUICY LEMONS Pllhbury's Best fH H U CARROTS S Flour Hunch W H ITE ItO U H E — I J n s J t 4 Cana APPLE SAUCE No. COCK OTVALK KLICED—Lbnlt 4 Caoa TOMATOES FANCY YELLOW PRUNES Squash HEINE CREAM 0 SOUP YELLOW TOMATO JUICE 46-oz. Can 25c ONIONS LARGE FLA. ORANGES HARDEN G IFT SUGAR ALL BRANDS—TALL CANS Libby’s Fancy * CATCHUP 14-oz.BtL 20c GRAPEFRUIT Northern Tissue £) gsMfartfyUw wksa thse rvt Is tka Ssrttna. Grapefruit Juice No. 2 can frfdf'25c OCTAGON -Early Memiag" ay pal)Us ass whsllsd by lha dellflhtfuL wh«l.-*raU Oever el 3-Minute Oats. Thty're PlraDse Caakvd — Fee IS Hewre — At The MU — , CASHMERE Syrup 16 oz 31c bo u q u et so a p 2 for Tomatoes 2 cans 41c * 4 * Pumpkin « * « H r»R 20c 25c CLEANSER HILLS BROS. B ia s R lc * Rwtft** Prom ■ M orton's «U «d S p a g h e tti fiotp whew I »it... Ay J o e Marsh Sweet Potatoes - 24c Prunes Bukerilc Omhllo Hhredded Tup* ‘ Rl'rWi How to Stop Worrying Tho'» b red to th* Raffing 15 o*. 29c Timalieg 10P'oa I7c PORK and BEANS >17,* ^ 2 for 1 92 �. . .' THURSDAY, D E C .'8.. 1946 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE 1 H R E t LEGAL NOTICE • iMemcograpli P rinting : Typing ' nn Mun.kj*> Letter W riting Letters ami Post Cards Addressed l. nl 1*1 \ IH 'I-I- t ' I t r r u n m ..1,1 I ' L l 11Mill# Jt |!nuL 1 *«** & * '** A !***. .Illtl IHot I.Ml 2*» A | | «|p«* X l»* fit |tf | *tt H W li I*, r . u o n .-M 1*1,11 11*1 >1* 1 |*j"I■lit*’* *»h A * I A e ta l l iwlfi**. 4»* .A- *tl l.*»l * ' t'll w fi I f ' r p a i t j t t u h l P i n ) Prompt mill Efficient On*’ Dny Srrvict’ Sem inole ‘County Crcclil Association 1 lMf*r ••** A 1*1 A r u i Itmik Jl Ilf.-i L . !> r^m u n |,| |M.it i |».«k *>» 10 A I H.M.k 3 l l l t f - - • * ,V a I *fc IM i l ' l U m k * I'flgi** 3* X *'* !.»!• :u A IHimL '# IM» m Hold ( M tI M I I 'T il VN'KS 116 N. P ark Avenue Plionc 180 Address - May w*? llike this mean* of thanking otn many friend# for llir-ir Ihau^htfuthL* of !uv iloriti * ilu- lllnru it: il (i.is»iiiK of our . htvid i in*, 1tii =it * . M-t-ie. I>i)i in#: the 'llij>|>iliif ifini of Ilif' flo.nl ulifr* jaiino of. Uio - i-urJi. re l*«t, Ahv (lonil jiiori’i Ihot kiiu*rIt'dire.I, plea**- ov erag e w age lor homo service h a s beer* c u t-in h a ll Yet overy day, I'm boding mote way# to help you!* C j£ t t!E P In order lo orR.ini/f the Seminole County Tours*! Club, we need the name nntl ndilre## of every WINTER VISITOR in our reg 1*1ration record. In order lo accomplish Ihis, We request every Winter STRAW HER It Y Visitor# lo fill in the above coupon and return (•* Mir Chamber of Commerce. Tin* request include* a (I SHORTCAKE H ^ axU L cha^ It) • B I I U .T R U S T A N B A C K I,aiicv IIran fllnro A BRIGHT. BEAUTIFUL P u f y6Hr*elf on your shopping list now. For 7.90 (at Penney’*) you c*n out-gUmour any *ctUnj(, any *et! Hair color, or ■litter, pr both. Or «p*ntled bl»rk. Rayon rrrpt*., wool blend*...every dm* □ find. Mls#e*\ junior#’, womni's. Don’t Neglect A Bronchial Cough Due To A Cold Chrislmn* Hankie# Linens, rayons, rollons. Gay print*, plain colors, white. Give her many. . 29c-98c . :JN.05 To give for Christmas 'A. TABLE C ^ T H S in brilliant print*', alurdy 64”x54’’ iUlffentf 3.49 B ; L u N O H ^ L O T H 54 «72 colorful print*} 4 q m si .t)l ■<! ,. a,so napkin*I 3.98 G U E S T TOWELS oxed. Christum# llnicd Hallmark t ‘hfl**n**v CARDS ,' Sc to 50c Ducher* of York p « ir 98c ». i i -jV . LUNCH SETS, box1, bright print cloth et 1.98 B’’x36” : 4 n a p k i n s . LACE SCARFS 14x 6 , c o p ie d o f f a m o u s u ro p e a n U l |l i t B b l It's a cTnch lo be o Idlchen genius.The whole family will applaud the tasty desseils you can make with Helen Ann frult-Nut Ml*. You’ll prepare them quickly, almost effort, leuly,' loo. You'll find Helen Ann Fruit-Nut Ml* Ideal for toppings, fillings, puddings, dale Ossd ccsndy rolls—and u W OMAN'S SLIPPERS o f soft tldfclr?fied shearling. W edge heel*, lea­ ther soles. Jewel tone*. • * . $1.25 to 3 'i . a CARA- Dnrsay LeDandy $1.50 l«» White Shoulder $5.00 to : C o lo g n e Ihirtnell* $5.00* to 2 l.ucein LeLontt $1.65 to i ltd Hath Powder Adrian'* Saint & Sinner $5.00 I NOME . KKlffl-V' A iturlor-, prr-rripiinn I# •» the p liu m srM « ;iaf a blur print to lu an m gnirrr—will* thia Unpcirtanl rxrrpttoil—tw “totoranrr*- are (urtnUlrd ku carrying nut trip ■Inrler'a plan. Ilh prevrlptluH to a W*w p rin t for p ctlrrtlo n , for BATHMAT SETS ‘ : ■' tSHABLE - BRIGHT COLORS natural for frull cokes. It’s mads of luiclout whole glased fruits, chopped lo site, prhole glased cherries, spices, pecan and almond meat*, blended irpo a real latte heat. Get a jar of Helen Ann f ndt-Nut Mix today. • IMu-potat accuracy in rv*ry rirp o f the rMiipoumlhsc. Vms may real aow m ] that * i fo l­ low thla blur print ortth painataking rare atul that we ’'bulbl U*r twrdlrinr* a III* the flneal quality Imrrdkmta. S ln l i o n e r y ’ Baby Bruah and Comb Bill Fold* $1 Yardley Shaving Lotion Shaving Bowl* $ PARKER “5 1 ”—EVERSHARP CA and SHEAFFER FOUNTAIN PENS anti PENCILS MiUiicure - Sots $1.00 to $18.50 Colognes $1.00 to $8.50 HAND B A 6 SPECIAL 7 1 ,1 , : - SNELL - RED _ M < 1 /1 CHENILLE SPREADS t r Handsome gifts t h a t w ill give year* of wear I E x its largo d o u b l e sixel 9.90 . J Add 20% P rd tra l e*d*» ta x to Coametka, Jewelry, L u fg a te �THURSDAY, DEC. 5. HM8 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA e Sanford Herald K a lstlK M It* >lbStc a*Hr •*»■»*« •* --------( i S ^ n S t f a*-.--1 » . B s s f s r a , riftu» 1(1 M sa* * lla ■CMICMirTIO* HAT» r a ra k te Im A4*aa*a Carrier. « « k ------ ----- Improving Government In tb« pension plat). Amounts Variable Yearly pensions, or annuities, retiring" Coni Amid H i tho^political nhoutlng and tumult o f 191C, range (In amount payable a t age 02) from $1,405 to $7,600. The better city government made unspectacular gains. Thus site of a pension depends upon 72 c(Ued adopted the olty m anager'form of government two thing! The am ount the Conduring the year, according to Alfred Willoughby, ex- giessm an ......... .......... ecutlve secretary of the National Municipal League. This Civil Service Retirem ent Fund mid the length gf his service. is the largest number ever added-in a Bingle year. To qualify for a pension a re ­ At the. beginning of the year the "Municipal Ycar- tiring member m ust contribute book" listed 609 cities governed by city malingers. Unless n t least $2,710, which covers <ome have backslid during tho year, the number is now- the last five years of his se r­ vice. The am ount of pension he well towards 700.-Cincinnati is the largest. Othur largo gets ♦tfr*-4hat contribution de­ cities include Rochester, Houston, Miami, Toledo, Day- pends upon Ills total years of ton, Dallas, Kansas City, Mo., G rand Rapids, Oklahoma service. City and Oakland. Only six states have no city manager For the minimum six years pension psym ents s ta r t cities. These aro Idaho. Indiana, Louisiana, M ississip p i, servlet, a t $1,406 a year a t age 03 and decrease slightly each year, amounting to $1,460 a t age 76. With n minimum contribution of $2,710, Thn pension fo r aerviee slnca March 4, 1027, o r a l­ most 2» years, is $4,272 a t ago its social duties to the presiding officer of the council, who may have the title of mayor. City government was onco called by the English ob­ server, Lord Bryfco, "the dark spot in American govern­ ment." That distinction ndw belongs to counties. Do Writers Make Money? THURSDAY, DBC. 5. 1946 ting i.ri th e breastplate of faith , and Imfa, and^for • helmet, the hope oil • .N ation.— 1 These. 5 :8 . f (From Surtdlal) Only hf-drow sy srpods an . Injp midnights, Jft haunted drags t*. di s ta rs and peaks; Only In bald plateaux, and cliffs, ■ and canyons, The language of the speechless elaarly speaks. It pays to ’be an author, sometimes. Tho will or II. O. Wells revealed that he left 60,000 pounds or $240,000, after having previously givon-jjiueh larger sums nwny. And this,is not up to the record m ade by other recently deceased English writers. John Galsworthy left 88,000 pounds, surpassing Con­ an Doyle's 63,000, made from the Sherlock Holmes stories. Hardy's ostato was 91,000 pounds; Kiplhig’s 105,000; Bar­ rie's, 173.000. Tho top mark was not made by «nv cele­ brity of like merit, but hv tho flashy Hall Caine, whose best-selling novels were fa r from his best. Unfortunately most abthors do not roach these figures. Any writer will tell you th a t writing is hard work, rarely profitable, and thnt tho man without a private incorno .who tries to make n living out of authorship is foolish. Of course they could bo— couldn't they7— Sky Traffic lathing It la no dty evei harkened, Mthlng no chattering- stran g ­ Aircraft shows held recently In largo cities have er av er heard, brought to light an Interest in the use pf th e sfRall priValc IT to the hermit and (he tra il plane, and tho parallel need for small nifports and landing were climber, -ad of the fox end doe am strips in nreon far from tho big aviation centers. mating bird. This interest ties in with the recently observed trend to.ward de-centralization of industry. Many very attractive parts of this country and of Canada hnv-c 'been assumed r«m tho source of livelihood of possible “ vantages of space, privacy, and beauty ■d with improved, convenient nir travel. 1 slogan of tho future opportunistic poll. Two planes f6r every family," and tho he air mny ho found to need special, ex- Congressional Pensions canyon*. ■usga of the speechless qeobus "Autom ob tte anti truck' U f u l u sts'rtcdM ondsy In d by Wednesday picture* as welL ’ . nautilitctl- l u . . vslua »tu U se ' burned O ah*t»rtn«h- » a * evtnlu* IIOJOO. It « * » '.reported to d s s b y painted In Ills. It was 112 by 4 Jno D. Jlnktns. county tax collector feet and show ed'the famed actor- bales for the H r* day amounted to land, Dec. S—(/f)—F ire today de­ 16 MS. The 1947 4s*» of d a rt stroyed * famous Gainsborough grWn background w ith .w hile Painting valued a t I lift .000. The lettering. A F of L President FamousPaintlng' Is Proposes Truce' In HTRATTOimON-AVO.V. E ng. tO sllw o l few ,* s o a r II posed th a t th e federal court dacision ag ain st Lewis l*e held in ■ ■reiaiup uuu U UaIt 1 1 IV 1 W . 1, . abeyance and th th a 400.000 strik in g soft coal diggers retu rn to w ork immediately. . Then, suggest the Rail Labor men. P resident Trum an rouJd.sppoint a disinterested commission to Investigate the entire aiatfer and subm it recommendations 30 days later. • Th« Railroad unions say all p arties should agree beforehand to accept these recommendations. The proposal is regarded in some q u arte rs as n possible peace feel­ e r inspired by the U nited Mine W orkers' own A' F of L. Several of the Rail unions a re affiliaU d w ith - th e A F of L. However, A retiring Congressman may, there- has been no comment from If ha desires, make a full con­ governm ent officials o r the mine tribution w ith Interest to the re ­ w orkers. tirement fund. Hi* pension then is proportionately la rg e r and re ­ A sawing machine repair shop mains th e name each year th a t has beep established by Rert Couse, ho draws IL form erly of C learw ater, a t 116 If he has served six South French Avenue on fro n t of contribute* tho full -nrly pension Is $1,600. If he hia home. Mr. .Couse was for 34 has served since March 4. 1029, years connected with the White and or almost 1H year*, a full con­ the 8 ln g rr sewlitg machine compa* tribution ‘ of $9,819 will bring In the St. Petersburg area, he aaid. hint an nnnuity $4,468. Ksamplrn Tiled Senator Guffey of Pennsyl­ d in in g to $3,298 when he Is 75. vania is 71 years old and has Rep. H atton Sumners of Tex served in tho Hcnato 12 years. A minimum contribution of $2,710 would bring him a pension beginning a t $2,062 and decrea«jug t'n $2,000 when he is 76 years old. I f he should m ske n full contribution of $0,147 fo r j,is 12 y ears' service, ho would K, t f.’I.WX) a year fo r t h e re­ mainder of hJs life. Another casualty to the recent election Is Ren. Andrew J . May of Kentucky. May la 71 and has been In th e House almost 10 years. A contribution of J2 .7 I0 w ould.bring him a pension s ta rt- Make the Tourist Center a t the Chamber of Commerce Building your headquarters. • * . t ,• r * The Seminole County Chamber of Com­ merce is plannfng various forms of en' tertaining.„ To accomplish this it is necessary to have your name and local address. Tfiq Uitivsrslly of ss faundej In-184— PLASTIC FIBRE DRAPES 7 l l ’s a 12 color Print— Highly Colorful Looks like printed Cretonne Soft and graceful draping qualities T h ey arc FLAME RESISTANT ' ' - Cleans with a damp cloth Color*I 'Eggahkll, Roes and Biua '* f *•* .? . - •’ * Size: 56 by 80 inches long / % ** Appropriate for any room in t h e horre Smart COBUENZ. On Feb. 1, defeated members of ihe outgoing Congress rah begin draw ing pensions provided they have reached the see of 02 and have com pleted c t least six years of Congressional service. They m ust m ake certain con­ tributions to tho retirem ent fund and fils nollca on or before Jan. 2 th at they desire to participate Paul IVirtcr, who has ru lg n u i Si chief o f the Ul’A about a year Itoo laip, »*y« we can look'forw ard to a gradual return to low ir prices ta r. We hope ha's right. We th a t Labor leaders *111 le t ihtir men go back to work so th a t 'oil production can ba- restored, pirn. |ndo<d. prices will jo down. Harold Ickles, who Is as, much faspoiir.l-ls for thr conditions which pfod'icvl John I . Lewis as anyone, CPU not Ilka the product of .his Isb-trx “Today we a re not at w ar with H itler'' he save, "b u t wo a ie in a desperate fight to keep our ♦conomj wl'.h Its twie above water. pTBUCl th e Interest and advance » welfare of o ar people and pel ihe assau lt of ou r own domes> llUUr, • ruthless dictator who hi by th e name o f John L. Servlc* Retirement ru n d . However, the am ount won’t be big money compared with other government expenditures. If as many As 1.000 ax-Congressmen should some day draw an a v e r­ age pension of $4,000 a year, the annual ca st would be only—f l r Will you please fill in the form below and send to E. M. Arinitage, Tourist Program Director Phone 61 * Name Local Address BELBER Fine leather pieces packed full of Christmas cheer. Complete .flelection of size, color and style. Sturdy construction — lightweight — finish to perfection. 1 ’ YOUNG AND OLD FLORIDA STATE 1 . THEATRES * *# • *; j v i Lightweight stripe night cnse.i “ • . ■ is ixample of something or lie Open U itl 'F. H. Dally - 41 seen In the figure recently TODAY and FRIDAY icatlun I l V 1'spend 1$ billion n t t f for tobacco, nlm t f l o ; ' only a •billion d uM hon.. “The sla te I ts Unnual to ( u s ra n ­ ch lid ■ decent s ta rt sgfi education," says T Ormond ^Williams, a u is seders I government must k fo rw ard to -h elp equalise ifa> and among th e atatee th a ttllonal opportupltlea of tta B ove . H u f f e d Cowlikk:' with Alligator grain mntchod seta with metal hardw are 56" c a s o /____ ____ 39.40 8"-21" cases ........ 29.94 'M A U TjJU fS ‘t O U lli.. 18"-2L" ovoruightem / in Tan Simulated Leather 12.75 WONOfMUl M UlIC.n O IIA T . CAITI 29" cases in Dark Byowu with Light trim and metal hardware - 20.95 >. Lewis draw s a fin* of pfakh his atto rn ey brand* and unusual punishment" ta g hla contract with the cuun. n t,) AW f o r cviiv«mj»v contem pt oi of court. hla coal minors out of r. indirectly causing th* - . Men'* Simulated Leather • Two-Sultens kvlth genuine - -l cowhide bindings people, for redan ;es of millions, for 3 0 .0 6 All metal trunk with drop tra jt finished with leather . handles 1 8 6 .4 0 A-dMiies M aK e-up v y u a s o ^s • t v to A. M i t h e r ............................... . 8.19-10.01 event ever praonted In riW iIt^V iTi i J i Ts ‘ - Rftdg Bluet Luggage and B !ac| In Alligator and �4} THURSDAY, DEC. S. 1940 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PACE FIVE Friendship League Womans Club Holds Meets On Tuesday Christmas Meeting ocial Calendar Miss Boteler Weds Methodist Circle 5 Hoids Final Meeting Theodore Brooklyn .. ’THURSDAY "T he Interm ediate tJ-A.R of tho F irs t B aptist Chunch will meet a t 7:30_ P. . M a t the home of Miss Je an Yarn, 305 W est .N inth j Jt* * * K : ' 'I ne P.T.A. of the Kouthslde Prln jh y School will meet In th e school acRntorium ut 3:1b P. M. Previous to th a t the board will meet at 2:30 P. M. ■ T he Seminole C hapter No, 2, O X .S. wiit meal u t the Mason uv I initiation will be held. ' FRIDAY The W.M.U. of tho F h s t Bap­ tist Church will observe the World Day of P rayer w ith one hour of prayer a t 10 A .M . a t the cM rch. Mrs. Myron Sm ith wilt be in charge, r The board of directors will meet a t the Celery C rate a t 7:30 p s SI. AH officer*, committee chairmen, ■civic ■ Rand R Pfraternal I P P H club . ____ iresen* tativc* gre unfed tb attend. The meeting is open to any fbterevlel persons.!; surer. A fter the businw * war concluded several games o f bingo wore cm joyed *and C hrist m as g ifts were exchangtd, R efreshm ents w e r e then served by Mi** Williams a*' silted by Misy Rutli Hale, eo-ho* teas, p* (he following members present: Hr*. N ancy Rtpek, Mrs. Zeb Bailiff, Mi**. Ruth Hand. Mis* E i’td Riser. Mrs. M. U. Smith. Mf*. Jack H om er. Mi** Await. Mrr. Lansing anil Mr*.. Bmdie William*. .s The December meeting . of the U.D.C. will be held Dec. (t i t Hie home of Mrs. W. R, Dyson, tffll Magnolia Avenue, with Mrs. W. C. Tlip story of the Nativity was The rrg u lar meeting of the Friendship L eajuo pf the Coil' reUtrd by Dr. E. D. IlroaTice at Srrgalionul Church was held a t tho tls- annual ChrtAttnaa ensemble home of Mr*. O. .Vf. Z lttrow rr on hGd at th e ’Woman's club oil Tuesday afternoon with Mr*. Zll* Wednesday. A luncheon opened trow er pi raiding over the meeting. the affair a t 13:30 o’clock. Clifts The meeting wn* opened with the fcere donated by the member* lor scripture reading: from Isaiah 32 Uv Children's Home Society of Mi>a Ella Jean Boteler, daughter followed with a prayer. -Final Jacksonville and those Included of Mr. and Mr*. Howard B o ld e r plans were made fnr the sale of several cash contributions, of lurkv Mary, became tho byhle Christm as article* which will lie At ihc conclusion of the luncheon of The. aline Brooklyn. *on of Mr. held on F’rlday on h irst S tre e t a short business meeting was held and Mr*, tam est J. Brooklyn also It was decided th a t owing to the and a program under Ute direction of Lake Mary, on Nov. 2H a t (1:00 shortage . of m aterial nu rooked of the Pine Arts Department was" o’clock at the F’irst Presbyterian food will lie offered for sale. presented. Mrs. P. If. Stevenson Church in Sanford. Rev. K. I). The meeting was closed with Inti educed Dr. Brownlee after Brownlee | inform ed the ceremony. the Mitpnh Benediction afte r which which Mm A rthur lira i win tu tu Dr. II. H, McCaslin, organist, social hour was enjoyed with Re­ "Klimt Night-" and tho group tdayvd the traditional wedding afreshment* being served by the saru! ChrL-dnias carols accompanied mulches ami music during the hostess. Mrs. Zlttrnw er announced Iby Mr*. Oeorge McCall. ceremony. Krhlgt! and Clilne.se checker* lhat the next m eeting will be held T he bride', was, attractive 4 u * Ut the Parish House on Jan. 7. were played u n d e r th e direction or 0<e Social Department. High scorr grey gabardine suit anil wore black pii- - was wun by Mrs. . Hrnp.wi accessories and n corsage of red H oIdB Morris, low score by M rs 6. D lladiancu roses. Her m n id u fh n n o i. HI," Wyman and th e lucky tally Ml** Alice Lundquixt, wore a rose J>ri/c «rtU to Mr*. P. 8 Lamaon wool dress with black accessories M.r Herbert Moreland was award­ while white carnatiuna formed her Circle No. II of the First Metho­ ed te c no prise. :or«ngc. Mr. A rthur Dougherty M m n l aa dist Church met- w ith Mr*. Rrodle Approximately #0 guest*. and best man. The couple plana *.o William* on Monday a t noon. Her m 'v-r* were preaeic. for the home was artistically decorated in Chiislma* colors and a delicious luncheon wax nerved a t individual table* in the living room; Follow ­ ing the luncheon gift* were exchanced among the members. • Mr*. It. S. S turdivant then pro--The regular meeting of the S em ­ inole High School Parent T each ­ sided user the business session. ers Association was held on T ues­ Mr*. Percy Chapman opened the day nt 7:30 P. M. Mr*. Joe C o r­ meet in i wilh the devotional. Plan* ley presided over thu m erlin ;. Tln> were made for the Men’s Club s u p ­ devotional was led hy M in E dna per which will be held in the annex o n ‘Dec. l ‘J . This will also Chittendei). be Ladies Night. Mrs. Kermis C arter told of the Mrs. Williams was assisted in P .T .A / stalo meeting htld recently |n Tallahas*ce, A panel discussion serving by Mr*. Claude Herndon. by I be students was conducted Mr*. II. I. Moore, v isito r,.M is. J. wilh the subject helng their eV f . Walts and Mr*. M. L. W right. pert a'in n from the school and th e Those present were Mr*. S tu rd iv ­ benefit* expected tb lie derived ant, Mr*. M. J. M orris, Mrs. Addle from the proposed junior college. Ware, Mr*. ('. F. Ellis, Mis. Julin Thus,, taking p art were Owen Reel, Yftughn, Mrs. W. M. McKhn,. Mrs. Interest I* reporkvd to be llurold Kastnrr.' Mary Touchton, It, A. Pul roll, Mr*. John F. INiar- mounting in the Civic Music Asson, Mrs. J. K. Wilson, Mis.-C. El Niirtcy Williams, .Simon Dlngfelder, •ociatlan program , ami ulrvudy Choipelung, Mix. O. L. Barks, Mrs. iirier John Boot and John Skinner. to the .start nf the mem­ J. H. Anderson, J r., .Mr*. J . O. bership drive On Kvitlay. tram* I>r. Bernard Boot gave a short l.sney. Mrs. P. N. W hitehurst, Mr*. are reported to be doing exdem onstration of audio-visual nid J.* Harrison. Mr*. Jesnie l*ut- trii:iel> t w rlL . — ___ . . __ In education ami reports pf *eyeml nnm. Mis* Nell W illiams; ltcv. amt riic riiniimign will bo alartetl ivic Organ Iration.i were made. A Mrs. J. E. McKinley and daughters, Friday evening with il dinner at <hor: social b<mr“fid lowed the hu«i* Maiy ai d Itarbam , Mr*. Chapman the M ayfair Inn nt 7:0i» o’clock. ttes* meeting. and Mr*. Williams. Mm d u r- can enroll only dqt'.ng big closed with ..ie »; vyliunal Iwl (h r .in n in g WiM-k. but in' tn k c » will tie sold s " r r tb r lim e hy Mr*., W. S Thornton. T h e e piasenl at the meeting »t iinnirdiulely prior t<i (nncei*'Nu single adm issions will U' sold were M r*.-J. N, A siaielio. Mr*. to any concerts, and to nil end Walter Clark. Mrs. .1. B. Craw ford Mr*. J K Courier, Mr*. Hek the r(,Inert*, tick ets m ust be pmfor tIjo e n tire .ra*«t>. They le. Mis. B li. Hutchison, Mrs. H cufid how ever, irm sfe in b lr. G. N il|ialiick. Mr*. George M e fn reserv e tick ets for the »eaCrum. Mr* II C Mnignn. Mrr. *,11, telephone | Still at the Tooh(’. A I’ondi-i. Mrs. P A. Howland, Is! t enter which has been deslgMrs. / II itatltff. Mrs B. E. n aird »* bcadt(U »rter* for the Hhlnhulsrr. Mr*. M. It. Strickland. Mrs. W A. Tilli.i, Mr*. Thornlon, lined nH iperation fo r the dtivo Mrs A. (* Starke, Mr.t. Fred WII is already reported from nclgh-on, Mr* t). K. Willie, Mi'* June bulipg In»vit* such its IsMijfwood, Waddell. Mis. Ellxslieth Wadell, Casselberry. Lake Mary. Mrs. Klixnhcth Wynn aiul guests ricdo. O range CUy. * ' ' u,u“‘‘ ftev nnd Mr*. McKinley. Ml*» O aiul D*la*nd t b a - n card* « Annie (Iriener, Mr C A Ponder, fti.OO foi adults **'»d **! fo1 ' Mr* Price I Iran i * rd .Mu. A. H dent*. DANCE TONIGHT A Christmas dance will be held might at 10:00 o'clock u t the Ik’* Lodjtv T he hall ha* been ipcclally dcccfat/fci .for the occaOfi. H ariy Kurfcl) and hi* orche* a will play for the dance, which bylerian Church will m eet us ■. to 1 c Ji'ld for the 'Elks* C hrist’ fo llo w s:'N o. 1, Mr*. C. R. D a w - '' as tree l e y fit -party f ''r u,,,h'i son, chairm an, with Mr*. 11. J. ivllegrd .bilriirn. 'L adies'attendLehman, (HO Palm etto A vinue'P J g the ’donee are asked to bring a t 3 :30 P. M.; No. 2, Mrs. L, I. F ra ile r, chairm an, with Mrs. L. F . Boyle, Mellnnville Avenue at — 3:30 M.: No. 3, Mr*. J . S. K rldcr,. r h s ir m a h ,'a t the. church r nfc. 1:00 . P. M. for luncheon; No. a ' J r M w A H . H. McCnslin, chair- w mah, w ith Mr*. IE. D. Brownlee, n 000 Palm etto Avenue a t .7:30' & P. M.; ft, -Mr»..q. 1- Bedding. I N chairm an, with Mrs. G. A. B tlne,, Lt 420 Summerlin Avenue nt 3:30 G P. M.; No, n, Mr*. II. M. Wo. ,m mack, chairman, with MF». 1^ H. < : Iresher, # 2004 Magnolia Avenue I* a t 3 :30 P. M. »>I1 Circle* of to* W. M. Tj. nf the 21 Church Group Luncheon Meeting g l i r a r t s nu C h ris t nm # m u lti utl o f w o n d e rfu l p if ts - Ami T h e y ’rt* re a d y a n d a w a it intf Parents, Teachers Met Tuesday Night fit ip Music Group To Have Dinner Friday <»«>’. Colorful MITTENS Methodist Circle Elects Officers I le r u f f lt t l I i I<>um *h i w h it»■ iitul lu-itvciilv New Splendid Tie Creations Colorful Scenic Hand Paints at All Nationally Advertised Cravats W E M B Is K Y BOTANY M ANHATTAN SUPERBA SUOAK-SPICE REOAL PALM BEACH RANGER SMOOTHIE For n merry, merry holi­ day s e it a o tt—a rnurr)’, merry crepe th a t fit# you like the paper on the wall 'cause it's made for your junior figure! 8 e e our swoon-able deb collection. Pin Money Price#* Too 7.98 to 1 1 .9 5 Hand knit, nil. wool cont with matching booties ’ 4 .9 8 T w o lo n e ja c k e t * . P ln id fro n t m id b a c k 11.50 to 5 .9 5 Plaid wool overalls. | Adjustable straps. H Deep, roomy pocket* | c o a iE c r E l ore Open All Day Wednesday# 4 .4 9 ' �. * - _ ' D a a p , fjtBr • ‘ ' • , _rr ptv • • t f a u P A n n w m p . * • ‘ l * .* ' *W t • * a u m a i « .’-•* V, . - — . — _ ^ 5— :— . .'WOMEN MAKE SOAP week*, according to Idrlla ft. Kelly, ‘ O C A I aA, 'Fla, ‘— Hundred* of negro home agent. pounds of »oap have been made it A coir must cal 100 or mor* homa by Marion County negro latm women during the pall tew pounds of ( r s u to produce 30 to *’ • 1 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA V ■ * • * ' * . ------ . . . * # * Gold ™ first discovered In Table Supply Managers Celebrate--- YoiiSave! Alaska by a ftu.vl.in rtcftkr ir. 1830. Day after day, and year after year mir * ! « ' manager*' notice the brand* yea prefer, the food you like, the bargain* you took for. And now, daring thetr Hate, they selected. tbe Hem* they-I knew job wouUl *ranl. The ttd'» off . . , reane In and buy all you iranl . . . AND BAY*! ARGO SUGAR ; 63 aollil carload* of fruit* and vegetable* from all over America , , . Every Produc­ ing area of our nation **nd» lha produce of farm and field and orchard. Apple* from Washington. Onion* from Nkw York, Yam* from Geor­ gia. Carrot* from California . . . and these are only a few of the many. The lid 1* off! Buy all-you w ild! A sk For S p e c ia l 4P a g e Color P rice List At S l o r e l crcsr FOOD Quantity Rights Reserved Prices Good Thru Saturday, Dec. 7 .L'J T H U R S D A Y , D E C . 5 . 1946 33 pounds ol milk ASK AT STORE FOR 4-PAGE COLOR PRICE; LIST I ■ ■ ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11 >y4i5; I ■w'1 te*W - * l1* t,-. ■ iTSb eyei'l B T h e Potato Huy of T h e Y e a r . . . U .S . 1 M A IN E flip p y Isle Choice Who. JTnp. Lbs . • r Apricots _______ In McaTI lin g s— JtJIC Y F L O R ID A No. H i ! ii. D fm rrl Lb-Bag 28c Hkyline Drive Apple Juice --TBP Lend O' Sunshine Skyllnr Drive Apple JU IC E ' Qt 25c Stokrly frnrdwrry SAUCE No 300 24c Ga. Densert P E A C H E S - No 2 'A 28c fitukely Chopped KRAUT No 2>A 16c Writ h Tnnmln JUICE Ql 25c GibTi*« Tomato SOUP No 1 can O'Ac G S ROAST 55c G R E E N , C R IS P C A B B A G E Pound C A L IF . F A N C Y C E L E R Y * ' Stalk 1 3 '/2 C F L O R ID A G R A P E F R U IT ‘ Pound 4 /2 C Y E L L O W O N IO N S 4 Pounds k \ D B L IS S P O T A T O E S <5 * Po u n d * 23c G A. FA N CY SW EET P O T A T O ES ;3 ' Poondt * 2 5 c CANADA RUTABAGAS Pound *'• 4c DRAKE A LM O N D S Pound ’ 43c C E L L O B A G S M IX E D N U T S Pound 53c E N G L IS H W A L N U T S . Pound 49c G A . P O L IS H E D P E C A N S Pound 57c SLICED BEETS ;)N « . 2 C ans 25c Ql 26c ■Del Mnnirn Veg. RELISil B or 14c Our Piivorltr PEAS No 2 15'Ac Hhikrly PUMPKIN No2'A 21c lied Del, or Wine.ap A PPLES 3 Lb * 3.9c In Mrah Big* York - A PPLES 49c 5 Lb * Fry. r*«tir, Frr»h CARRO TS 2 Bch* 19c Nlokrly Choppril In Meah Bag*- Super SPU D S 10 Lbi In Meafi Bag* tdalm P O T A T O E S 5 Lbs Idaho P O T A T O E S 10 L b i 53c 23c Kraut 16c Libby I G«r . M linl Siokely Diced It) lb. lb Roast lb PICNIC HAMS lb.49c l.ean, Mealy Spare Drnwn'a Cure Mince Weiners ... lb 25c Pan Fish Center Cul SAUER’S ’ I " ' *■ ’*4- __ Vanilla Extract No. 2 Fill. 47c T rout.....ib Lobsters Scrapple lb G1 29c Baltimore Kalra Sid. Pure Pork Hulk Sausage Ijb bag 49c Arncr. Loaf or YaL Khar Select Pork x/i Ib T ails..... Ib .... 23c Cheese PO PU LA R 65c 69c Ib Philadelphia Kingan* Chops ..; MUSSELMAN’S Hams Ib Butt Hulf Ib “ Hi Oz. Can 12c Cooked for Drolling lb Chops.... Ib Com stock ID il So u r Pin Kat Florida Hperklrd • Hkinifim ! 19c Smoked • Hrady To Sir. H air Fully DreeaeH M e a t..... lb ... 4b ... Loin or Kib End Pum pkin Ib. 37c *45c lliwton Uultb Bark Stokely EI: : In Carton* KING,4'N i m I3IH.E T EN D ER W H O LB -a <o » Lk’ Average Roast Carrots 49c FrenK Ground lldhrlr-ui Brisket I'ol ' Stew lb UKHT filtADK PI!UP. 65c Ram burger IK 57c Plate Col Hones .....tb Htukrlj Pran X 34c Chickens Mealy Nrek Carrots R ice Steak 18c Ribs Vegetables 55c Factory Puck Him- Rosa I N o.2 Vi * :r^K I'-Brine or I'orlrrhniM# Hh > MVi 45c Beg, l)r. K*n, Shod. Slewing 45c RIB STEAK UKAND Lady Hetty Prune J U IC E It) n u b or Sunshine - Ducklings' tb Tender Cut Churk Dor rx lb N. T . Shipped. Dr. L . J. 24c Grade A l.a rg . Hlilpped Katua* G Oa. Shipped-Dr. A I»r. Fryers Nii. 3 Ik). Sauce 85c Western Streak O’ Lean White Bacon Gov’t Inspected U. S. 'good' Stokely Cranberry BUTTER E » 28c Peaches "- - Nibleta^+lrancl RIND ON-THE PIECE BREAKFAST No. 2tf Ib HEINZ A l l » - PI. .. 75c Cream of Tomato Oysters Fre*h Claw Crab Meat SOUP Ib Haddock C a iL Fillets .... lb * i ‘ ii | 12c BRANDS ftlokely Honey Tod CON SAUCE SUGAR PEAS No 2 can ] Qq lllnd On, In Flee* DtranTait Itaean ’ H e ln i r • . Cream a t Tomato ' to u r Streak a* Leah While Lb 49c Hmoked, R m 4 ; U l » l 12c can Lb ___ IDAHO BAKING Our FaVOfUr U 5 IMAINE RAISINS 27c I-eas '* --------- no- 2 • . | Aunt Jem im a Pancake ty'/ic *Flour Rcgr. 15c POTATOES I Doit Rice 5 lbs. ‘ 23c French'* Mustard 9 oz. 12,/2c Toasties 5*/2 oz- 12c 10 lbs. 55c 2* M *U -T aam^ Mark Pal CnplUed LAND O' SUNSHINE B o r a j i * ^ o z : • > ^ 2c Dates 7 ,?2 o z . 24 c ; 1I • .f .r . . Hun Maid Heedle** 15-ox Pkg JR O A ST 1 , • '. ... ^ 5 ? ’V -r.i1 •' Drained Cereals 45c pkir. M<'-' 12cc Citron 10.1b 49c T-Don*. pnrUrhmiat STEAK .Lb 65 c SUN-MAID SEEDLESS Lb 49c NECTAR RAISINS Club V nib STEAK BrUUet Cul»jBonflt»i Pot ROAST Lb 45c f -«i ^ 5*9 L b A v# .-W ho L b FRESH CUT PORK Red lle llc W * at ‘J R V « $ U lb * * Grater Cut CHOPS Lb 45c empties **c D r- lb 49c RIBS Lb lb Rutabagas Green, CrUp ACTOR U L T R A -R E F IN E D J CLOROX f^ h h a g e Ultra-Refined Pecans California Boat on Butt* Dork ROAST _ Dr * Dr Kana Shipped lo in or Klb Rnd CHOPS _ Carrots 53c CalUar^a D ra b L f. Almonds 49c CLUB ALUMINUM BROWN’S PURI MINCE MEAT" Lb fKINGAN f l SMBULK PORK f f SAUSAGE - l j 1 Lb 25c f49et A f s l* «/?.* I 4 -o i T ^ fe -P ro re d -ri a CLEANER 2 )C With Tripla-Provad Deodorant m -’ M MODESS 12* 24 Vac lO R A X ^ lO a * ’ <r<Ceiv^S?>> i ' |: - » BtfA.-. J ,< .. y. ' • bM ;■ .warn R,# SEASONING Old Dutch 1-0 * e* CLEANER . 12-«x “ f. > ^ i_ - ,1, . , - . . jfV j, 14' I , - ^ . . 2 ittiu 14c ium Sf. 12er I I m 4« Iv > . | ‘ ..•■e. ' 214 & 1st Street Cor. Sanfora Ave. arid 4th S t V-. . 19c f tih \ v ■- ' - ;W - •'& . - *. «* . . . m J*~‘ : "'shSt. i ;'iL. -S *- • « f - :_. n 1 • --J 1 I . *' . 4 ' - 4 jfic,. t; . - • v r , , '■ ’ty ' t * ' 4 ! �* 1 HURSDAY, DEC. ,5. 1946 lr« tiM . m m >■** it il* course of silence on the strike. B itterly im lu n n n t coat miners in he nation’* coal fields have Indlcited that the huge governm ent' trie d fines against their union and -ewi* will do little toward ending heir 15-day-old walkout, although he strik e threatens the nation with DANCE Orange City Hotel Friday, Dec. Q 9:00 to 12:00 Admlttion Couple T«x ’ THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA complete economic paralyti*. Hut as fat- a t the average miner U concerned, there will be no coal taken from the mine* until John L. give* the word and they do not appear concerned w hether Lewi* give* that word anytim e aoon. Across the nation. U. M. W. d istn c , lenders are rallying behind Lewi* and are hitter In their denunciation of the government. U. M. W. locals already havo taken sle p t tow ard contributing to a fund to pay the fine*. Miners in many arena now ara beginning to fee] a peraondl econ­ omic pinch. Many cnm paniw, w ith government permission, areVaaaes■ini the miners fines of One to two dollar* a d a y ,.a n d companv stores have begun to shut off cred ­ it to the miners, o r curtsil such credit sharply. The whole nation ie feeling in varying degree* the affect the ■trike It having. Many commun­ ities are without sufficient coai for more than a few daye and have taken drastic steps to meet the situation. A total blackout h a ' (7A A . . r A f Ittlic • U U l l L V /l J U U S a »»• . | turer said th a t even if he has 1 I t-nough supplies on hand to oper- , i ate his mills, the em bargo which! As Miami r e els j*°«* intv * rf*f,«,,o. n!*hl The wm ,,causa other difficulties. U Lcgal Notice Wp o i j | Q t r l l f P niam ifnrlurer said th a t even if • _kj* V x ' u l 0 * 1 l i s t , rh<» mill continues to operate |FHtftMi.x ___ --he’ll have no ttp ra e a space f o r. In t - ; <r o " —- ■ j his good*, since shipm ents to ^ , **fJ*' , effects o r the ronl tieijp, o‘her customer* will be p rev en ln l by southern s ’nle* are not *o lucky, the embargo. | m i n i *- \<s H ardest hit is the Birmingham area w here only n few of the blast furnaces are operating Foundries and cast iron pipe manufnc urers wi re also closed awaiting the return n? A labam a’.* 20,000 so ft coal miner* t»> the nit*. In all, the coal s ’rike ha* idled 2B,OOo pyrson* In B irm ing­ ham. not counting the miner*. Elsewhere’ in the South-, the freight em bargo caused m anu­ facturer* the most w orry. Most SMALL ItKHlGN* southern m anufacturer* are tiependent on supplies shipped in from the North ami many rep o rt the rail em bargo will force them to shut th e ir plants, * One Georgia textile m anufac- CRATES Come and Get 7 hern l i i T M i : « K % \ \ i %l. « r«M k f i n i . i i K i i ' H M u t r r i M . Tlih ditmiiil iii«*MiriK i»f !hi> ?t•*l>|• r ■ **f Thr Flnrlilj lu ILtitS-. v infant KliirbtM, fi (Milking irtii FillJtili, Will lit*HI 11] its iMflisif * m. , vifl 1-lltM-lt X II’ ‘t I M|l I* *1 f**r lht‘ (A|rtH»*r Hi I Irt-fii.A *>f il lUkUtll tif !tlCn 11if % fm ((**» ***»uif»n * i'iH unit -Hi*- ii#limits llitu■ ■*f •kicli ifflirr (nufin#*#* a* rn in fr*r*= tin* m* Min IhiI•-*!* Illlk ill* ifj'l of Ih'fPt'iltr* k I*. I"16 of Dehver. Cota nn- going the wood* to- chop fur) The Three Vet'* ?AG E SEVEN it- n Phone 154 k ii .i*.\thii ,k Remit iriant* <)l The FOR RENT w ater. Gentlemen crifi W. 3rd St. WORK WANTED « ARTICLES FO R SALE 9 FILL UP wlih Foil Oil and I*r*- EXPERT paintin* — contract «t hourly liasis- S. U. G rogn", *ene before winter. Free estim ates, Ph. 1134 or VKIB. IL Pope C o, Inc. M0 DOM for rent, !K)5 Cgtainn Hr. SW EET Hamlin oraiura* 12.00 Ph, 450 IV. • bushel. HU W. Isird, Phone IMIKSHM A KING i 78H-W, with iny nmchiipPEASANT, well furntthad vwini Mr*. Coker, pli l IIKAlHJtlAKTEKH for D iristm as ____ , ___ ______ COtt Paljncllo A vc. -Vv gifts, toys, games, book*, doll*., PART.lime Jot, by AHGK corner room with kilcher ■ Huy now on lnulget or lay-aw n>.| privilege*. W orking couple pro Firestone Stores, 11r K. F irst ferred. No drinking, 4li<t W HIGH SCHOOL tmj desires part time emptnyment. Phone 56) W. FEEDS—enmplat# line. LEAN bedroom*, twin lied*, for TUXEDO HoolN Tuxedo Feeti Store. LOANS two gentlemen, |5.0U carh. Hot w ater, maid serviei*. Must be GAS WATER healer, Grind can ill gotwr. 420 w .T s r s t ; _Hnn *16.00, Phone WI0-W. rivllcgs*, FOR SAI.E: Wooden stave bar rcls. Make eveellcol feeil and g ra in WANTED TO RENT container*. *1.00 each. Southern Chi-oilcnl*. 201 N. Elm Avc. ANTED to ren t one or two room tarnished a p a r t m e n t . Phone |t) 7 -R GIRL’S bicycle, eiccllent condition, new tires and tube*. 2000 Holly R E A L ESTA TE FOR SALE Ave. DR SALK: A cole little stucco FOR SALE: Wine for your fruit loingnlow with uxtra lot, stone cake a tH u n te r's B<*la Shop, fru it trre*. Price tody *1500.00, Kdwniil F. Lane. Phone t i l l . ,*1l,vin« ►- y— — ------------ ------ . i ;,a.oo. Lvrellcnl c o n d i t i o n . I room house, centrally lorn ted. Plume L’flilJ. Ideal for rooming h o u w ,~ See — —» 1 owner, -100 W. &ih St, ! ’ , . -Li — - _ . ALL . wool Army blankets *0.50, [(B SALE from owner, lute, reo-j Robson** Spoiling Goods, rjyft E. WANTED i.. b..M ■« ‘O’* on tei mortgage sonalde, gt*al location,, P. ll.) |*t Si. merrial Inuidmg Ik Herald. OR SALE; Good 6 more hou*e FOR SALE: l-.rer*. Also 300 cap 12 S P E C IA L S F “ V |C E 5 with bath and running water, aclty brooder *50.00. 1125 E. ID electric stove, telcptnmr. it acre* StirNS good form land. Can give Im­ Show card* and posters m ediate possession. I’horte Coun­ One 30 gallon electric h o l-w airr o —l ? p .r s SIGN SKIt MCI ty 260:1 after 0 P.M. heater, l 3-lmrm»r gas plate, 2 0 , D. Latidrrsn. Phom- l<-2 l nessinns m antle dock*, one elec­ tric. -2 cameras, folding E a s t­ REN T A TAB K E A L E -S T A T E W A N T E D man*. I Ice l*)*. Mr*. Kail YOU DRIVE IT Jeters, PHONE 200 fW fT E D i To buy from owner RTRICHLAND-Mt.KRISON nice 3 lied room hop** in S an­ Boy*a bicycle, perfect condition •'•DKIVK-IT. INC. ford, bungalow or 2 itory, near Phon» 501 w . ____ __ ___ ■ehool anil btis. W hat have you? d o d g e - P L V 'n r m C. J . Giny. 205 Hibiscus Court, FOR SALE: Spec I boat. W jlPABTS AND SERVICE verlna, factory built. Can be too Palm etto Ave. Orlando, Fla. I'himr m u seen at Bill' Johns service *tn ELECTRIC sppliaoce repatrslion, Park Ave. & 2nd St. 6 ARTICLES FOR BALE w* • rep air washing roaebine* 2 FUR coat* for sale. I Persian Popular S eat C ovan vaccum cleaners, fan*, m iter* Lamb, site 16, e x tra ’ condition. - BBMlNOLE T IR E SHOP T rolter Appliance Service, 301 pony skin In good condition. __W. 2nd 8t-, Phona nWt-J. IMITATION leathers . in no*' <9ora and larg* aalartlon « upholilery fabric*. Brown, 2U tl N. A va, Orlando. F U . RADIOS, FLOOR MATS v-y for all model* ■Chevriiet* and Ford* 3MINOLK T IR E SHOP Jlf>EN and lawn *eedi Fertilizer. The • Sanford., Star*, 2nd A Sanford. in melal af goldtn tocet for eoch uppeulmg Irogrance . . put on at the counter when you buy them. Mary Dunhill'i flower* of Devonrhlro, G ardenia, Bewilthbifl, White Hyocinlh, DF.PENDA~BLVf rmiTo m o rlo rn The Talked-nbout Home Freezer' v». SPOR piiici: II,. WB repair domestic and rmmner elal refrig craln ra, electric .a p pliances, w ashing mm him *, iron, and toaster*. 3fM Sanford Ave < B E R T S RRWINO M ACHINE Hllni* Btllld your present machine into a portable electric. |n«t*li tinIwekward ami fnrwai-l ytim b meol. Repair nil make*. Hon pHee for all machine*. iir> S,,. French Ave, Phone UfH). WATCH wnd Cf.OCK Repairing ■ “0 # t it when you won* ll." TH E HOME SHOP I7j60 S snfn.d A vp. l*honc MJ4 J CURTAINS, lace table cluths A luncheon sets, w ashcl. .*C' rt-cil ‘ and athatched. 61H MeRonvHle. iCTICAL nufst- available, A-l fanner*, Mr*. A. M. lien.v )h S A L K l' Kti . NOTICES—PERSONA! 8PANIEIB—f SfUONOLF, TIR E H1IOP 201 VorUt Park , T elephone !l? blon.L let Street. Turn box, Phona H05-I You’ve Heard Ab >ut It You’ve Rtad About I t . Now SEE The Origin il Home Freezer at Sanford Furnit ire Company .. ¥ Let ua show you why Deepfreeze i* (hr “InlkH about home nezer." Lei ua ibow you hour |rou ctm enjoy dell* ita nil year ’round, • Let m ehow ypu t i heavy-duty unit Which provtdea con* :nt' zero temperaturn for aale iloraj of meal*, vrgrtable*, fruits, and dairy products for month# and month*. J • Let uA show you the-cleamlnE porcelain alorag* copnparlmenta, completely en­ veloped by (he freihtng coil* so thnt every Inch o f space id really uaable. • In short, let ua show the ORIGINAL tlmo«te*ted frozen Mod cabinet. • 18 Cone Tissue Ami Itnktnl ludivlfltltilly Wrapped IDEAL\GIF7 _____Sizes Small, Medium, Law .ANDO MomlrtVsentTorl HUr rtuUtlon^offli-c •rlephone n«m’ W ANTED nets Corpora- MARION-GALE Enclosed Find (. ..) SHIRTS. SIZE LOST—yalloiv tlllen.' Rewanl for :urn o r Information to 70(1 E. T’ U L V B R U eT? peat (In7*8 m o»l 6 o x. with 3 Initially $3.00 Music Hov. Pliune i'.Vt Ml Mode, PdPI frirtU and rvrt'able*. B. B. IL V. Aikth, 110 Weat M g tt| and 3 o r. with 3 initial*, SI /5 J* arlt, _Phone 1120. A m jA G E plant* for ta lt. IL 0 , PIANO tuning and repalriin- I j * '1 Behrens, Lake Monroe. Elfl. Id year* with Cable I’ianu Com nany and University of |Umoe Champalgoe, Urhnnn, lit I I !CISS WANTED Sill, Residence Phone •'■_! ‘ \t Music Boa, Phone !*6 : condition. Rt M N orth Maple, P h o n e J ’W-W’ ’ FLOWERS far au oce.»lo L k TOUT. r Ate. Juat tt A tlonning bolllo . . , with yo.r own tnilialt OR RALE: Phllco 1041 contola M e. 21»t A F rench, Ph. 1001) J modal .radio with remote control OMfr-Stafford* Service Siuilon. PUBLIC stenografllirr tin N jawu: WOOD for Initials m ak e th em “ Forever Y aurt' AUTOMOBILE A radiator* re­ paired. Wright » Cohen Gar PAMPAS NURSERIES XA8 ROSES, Ever bloc . ^ " J‘ Florida Rote*, AtalSM*)C la*. G rafted GnrdcnM ib WAltntED; Light u*ad car, pra* Uhraonda, Croton*, I f o m ___III k LVp.1 PWma i h | t s i , Acalphyas, Pineapple Ima, Red O range Pink and rple Bouganvllla, Ligilttrodi, 7 Fkt*v U rytode* Suppllea unie Yellow lllb lte iA EverMoil, G raded AvacwBa,1 CR• WATSON. 1201 I T rees. Pecan*, Fig*, ParHa* Purina Fttfe ittnnhft.'ttrtptft* • The Meat (himnlate Variety Poa.ihle \ C .B . HUGHES, ' PAMPAS N im S E H ira ile»—regliterad Corker apanlal 1 Sam*ula, Florid* , fleet now U r black mala*. and , IhrUtmao—D fllvtry. Phona 162 So. Panlnaula D raw ., .. Daytona Beach ID mile* Ea»t of S anford* LE: F iled Junfbo fl 91.00 a t Homer's VKUN0N ISIiLLI ... Please Ship Via I SLEEVE ( l ( ....) NvAAAA M A vAF ■ m* *#m#*a■*a#• *•wm■■■■■*,• #*• ■■„. . . ... AUTOS FOR SALE ADDRESS .................... Home made modal T Ford F*rm PTTV Rlffht W here W aV r’ �* J . 5*^. .n, . .. • :^ .-v v iCE EIGHT THE S A N F O R M t t g X U , SANFORD, FLORIDA T H U R S D A Y , 1SEC* V. Race To Be Held | SPORTS ODDITY E A R R E I .l'S t C t c 'r r r r r At Seminole Track PACKA G E S T O R D Sunday Afternoon ball expert* predicted th a t UC- fixtr $! ASfACt BlOC. T n O H tW f INSIDE SPORTS REPORT Ujr ARTHUR BECKWITH, rd . -------t-A would play tn the 1047 Kom of Central Ploiidn l|owl if the liru lm had Buddy Florida lta*kclrrr» Tampa, U niversity of Miami, S te t­ pportunily t« wil* Young to spearhead theJr attack. The U nlverdty of Florida* hoe son llnlveraity, and two state se r­ In Well. UCLA made the grado and hetbnll q uintet will upon a 24­ vile leant*, Jackaonville Naval A‘ir • • so did Buddy Young. Only, ln. gafho schedule F r i d a y night Station imd Banana Iliver N aval artio n S.undav' at the Seminole i.i; stead of............._ being In the Bruin Speedway. - l o r th r first time ,1.. against Florida Southern College Air Station. ' “ ' ’ n egro speed­ flashy Basketball t.'onch Sam MrAllls- .The only other nut «f sta te tho history of the track thin type ‘Mckfield the Jter is id the schedule hat been school, o th er than the S.K.C. team* of apeeiUleis will be In action, . » 'er will be in their hair, aa Casselberry, Route 17 's t a r of th e Illinois team . * completed and nine tentative gam e, I* the Spring Hill College quintet linn. . •rtviously announced and 14 other* of Mobile, Ala., who liiect the * The race* will lie run nn the i — ^ave beeu definitely eigned. mile track an*id thcie will Ixi a j —— —— (iatoi* on Dee. P. Ur Barker f 2,00(1 purse olffrred to the w in-j Bolt;* red hy the appearance of Miami lloopmrn I (Ip lo sirtriet % ‘ ner. These autoii are o'.f njieci'il . ia re ra l member* from th r U*IO S te w k rt S c h n e ld s r University of Miami will play ill sign and mai.y of them hn- e Fighting G ator football *quad who Tulane, Diiquc-iie, Villanova, M i­ Locke William*, Jr. comnelcil in rnccn on the Indiana •lotcd th e ir eeaeon Friday night tfa in u t A uburn, the basketball ami U. of (thin ntul one other op* pull* apeedway, and will rtln well Jo Stratton ponreit to be selected a* p a r t of 9U"ad U currently .working out ev er 100 mile* per hour. , in the popular comedy with a squad of nearly 30 player*. the program on the collegiate Approximately 25 entries are "T ty s Second Man” / Appearing for workeuU for tho uouble header* to he staged In expected and runic of the top firs t time Monday were Bobby Miami'* G ran in Ilnwl (hi* w inter. rV tv e n in the cuuntry will la* "n (Played by Noel Coward) Lark of a »■. table basketball S ta tim A c h e r, (i*tor letterm an and (land for the conical. Among the 1 yr. in N. Y. Cily a n k e r P lant High A ll-State play- gymnasium ha* hampered the cx- p .csen t will b» H arry King vf « f; Doug Belden, Tampa, letterm an t<n*ion of tu u k c ila ll In Miami, but i tel roll who recently won the Oom the 1,J4.L‘4(> season and Jim - n group which promote* college Florida Slate Cham|iimnhlp. One way le awre money la U feet#y Xyne* from Marianna. Chuck basketball doub'e header* in Ixiula* g tl year w tf fi birthday. . O th er prominent driver* who will n u ru ln g e i, another former Jack- vllle and C incinnati' ha* leased lie In* tho content are a* follow*: ■Onvlllc N avy star, « a i irheduled facilities in Miami'* »indium, the Speed (Wig) NVynn. Southern A better way and a mere ple**an< Performance*. W ednesday, to report, but a broken roller bone Orange* Bowl, where a portable SL-itea Champion; Frankie l.uptoiv one le U pUee y e * fire, wlftAThur#., Frl. and Sal. slerm bwaraoo* with us and gin. from the N. C. Slate-Gator gam e court will be laid nnd outdoor b a s­ year wt/e the dividend earing* Seats 1.00 wro week* ug<>, prevented-hi* ap- ketball will h». played thin w inter. for a birthday prevent. Reserved Seats 1.25 Miami will meet Uui|ueinc Jan . (plua ta x ) Althoogh McAllister plan* »u IK. Tulane u week later, Villanova H e can gtve yea n M% cash dWIdend earing* on fir* and wind* ctlt the iKpind to approximately 20 F’eb. 12 and Miami of Ohio Feb. Phone W inter Park 827-J players by the Christmas holiday* 10. Other tram * to appear in tho slerm Insurance. 0. II. Deed A Co- 111M Magnolia Avenue, n e a t i p la still sfitking a fim t string 1 (o 2 and 6 to 8 P. M. team . Beat prospecla to make the “ A" squad Include: Knlph bicker, IV45 45 letterm an and former Ml p n i All S tale player; Gordon A*.; kloson, la st acason letter winner and fornu rly of Igindon of Jd* k ecnvllle: Bobby I'agc. format .‘All* BU to from Plant High Tatiyiu: H ah* T am ler, Jarkvonviltc anif J a il a D Miller from 1't.usuvvU. •. J H o w e v e r , Co»rb iWAWfitee jo in to. mi-, th a t the first tram ta bird with the ta g , .135,1 <• An;| o ld a open and thr t r a m 'can two day* later. Smith' shot bird nelectcd from any of (he :t»» m n No. 1161H. And he brought the eaiTcnlly working on the equal. birds and tho t#g» l«»ck ,0 Pr,,v'' 'In c lu d 'd lit the I PM-.47 schedule * Provincetown * Players A N INDEPENDENT D A ILY N E W S P A P E K a ' ' '■ Decisidn On U.N.Location COLISEUM Monday Dec. 9 <V a Sentimental Journey” C A A W te y SANFORD MON. DEC. Thursday, Dec. 5 INDIANAPOLIS TYPE ELKS LODGE If you arrn’l "re g u la r'- try lhi« effective Intulive. It *houlil III yniiv m «r aml.hu* a rand; flat or. t til nut thin ad and give *>i lo umHial A AndrrHon, Tulichlnti Drug t n, or MrKc>nuM« H fi? ( o , for a FRF.F. i ample. Ta'. • mil* a* direrird. Pronounced * • Hast Second Street ORCHESTRA R 20 CA TRIALS RACES SEMINOLE SPEEDWAY On Route 92 Midway BetweeiwSanford and/J^rlando • * '* Promoted By Alex P. Brewer J • ' * . A dm ioion— $1.00 for Gentlemen A M U 1 IM IN T Bd Eli Orcheftn l Icket* on Da|« At tNFORD MUSIC BOX 'or Rroervation* Phone Coliseum, Orlando 4466 or 5568 BRINGS THE MILL TO YOU Yacht Domino No. 2 Tied--■Up At Basin J V - _ _ ,*T< BIKDSEY’S POULTRY FEEDS fen Scratch 100 lb» *4.15 aying Mash................... . 1 0 0 IbB. 4.62 ■roller Mash 100 lbs. 4 82 rowing Mnuh 100 lbs. 4.55 tartlng Mnuh 100 lbs- $5.05 ( P a c k a g e d i n c o n v e n ie n t 1 0 a n d 2 5 lb . a l i a s ) LEISURE SU11S SWEATERS 29.95 VALUES ONLY 8 LEFT TAN, BLUE WINE AND LUGGAGE fiUtOSEY’S STOCK FEEDS 'airy Feed ' 100 lbs. $4.00 log Ration 100 lbs. $4-40 ehlet A «TI'DY IN UNHAIiyiNEtiH Is IhU photo of John L of the I'M ff, a lte r he had born fined $10,000 and Ih* Unit Mine Worker* Union 93.3*0,000 In W aihlngton’' M unkipal Court. The fine* wtrn levied after he hod been om vkled of contempt of court for re­ futing to step Ui* walkout of 400.000 soft eo*l miner*. ^ >-1 Domino No. 2, * trim 60 foot long yacht owned by R. W. Trim pl. New Y o n m n an u fa ctu te r, docked yesterday noon a t the email dock adjoint** Um munici­ pal pier. A etjw n* north wind whipped over loske Monro*, the FUR TRIMMED COATS cully was encounter**! In secur­ ing the bo»t. l f r . Trimpl praised the City's foresig h t In construct­ ing strong piling adjacent to th a dock* oh whleli U taeur* the heavy ropes. Jack V orgers Is the crow member. ~ t r r W . T rim p r ^ W th a r to R. T -.W . Trim pl aceoenpsnlod him on tits trip from .N ew Jjreoy. vto Inland w aU nvaya.. Thky W.re 79J50 VALUES - 49.50 VALUES ’ 'D Z aT eS P r e s id e n t M e e ts C a b in e t; M e m b e r P le d g e s J N o R e t r e a t Labor Hackiiur Lewis Street Fighting In Oakland General Strike WASM I M i l ON flip John |„ Leu % ra* f » ill i;•• In Ihe Sup* rcme I'rMirl. I liirl Jo-lice ll. I .tu r r n r r lirencr n( Ih r rirru il n ufl »(. ap p riN Im li) nr.m in i a Justice Oimi artm rnt million to Ira n -trr Ihr Ij -h i . appeal directIi lo ih r M.ilionS hichrst court. Dec. (J— UP)— A n lim ir-lo n if c a liin e t m e e tin g o n the; c o n i s tr ik e to o k p la c e in th e W h ite H o u se to d a y and a f t e r it w a s o v e r, o n e c a b i n e t m e m b e r s a id , “ T h e r e w ill lie n o t u r n in g h a c k in, th in f ig h t.’’ L a b o r is jn.st a s f ir m in its s ta n d . W ith f ’1 0 P r e s i ­ dent Philip Mutiny . w«inl»er* would detail* t.f th r hmJr*loni* l‘ttl S o ’M tUI* |if I ’ofntitrtiT ll.tti ini,»t! ♦• i..M•I 4|UCAtiui!rn«: iiucAtiuurm: Mail Embargo Cuts Package Weight 5 Pounds Or Less uit4 i(| r- ^ ki .it "#•la*»||t it from vnlriil/Stiml.iV »»»••. •*''*•» 1»•*| ti* Mr. Tru* ■ «| • tail m mlilrcftt • ' a rk« it I International Boundphotoi Hue tu curtailm ent of Mtpnlic* used in tin- operation \ K**t t i*»tnl trains, the f*o*t Office Depart I hi* s it 11 n mrnt. in response tn n rrque* lt|>i|l* tiVfl* hy the OUT. today put into *f . U .ir Dr feet an embargo nn mail mat'e» . VY1XJI A (ifN 'M t.tl. Al'I. STRIKE tying up *11 Irslfic and Iridu.tri in Oakland. C»l. l»o > ltr,i llctilrr-, \ 1 my •< in order that coal con«rrvntlt» ‘ S'* d i r t a third, parity litdi|r n by picket' mid *p«-l*tc,r* In Ihr ilcmnlawn aertion <>t llir nt> Tlir 111.111 in •M•*•••» l#*i»« uf may in- effected, according t" *1 rtxhl *crm, to Ur ulndin* up hl» rl*hl hand |irr|u ra liv ; l<> , 111, 1111* llir Iray. T lir huge walkout t iivail.ibtr for information received hy I*o*t •, pm . If-, | asaliul a pollrc-priilrrtrd deliver} of iiirnli andlvr Ihrmuh pirkrl Unis tn Iwo »liurk drparlinrnl •• *4ainn\ititf 11n lrn i.illrn i.il s*iunil|ili«»ln, m aster J 09I S. H eld. 1 *____ _ # 'i»ft ro il . Until fu rth tr notice, no article, of first clas* mail, including ait • and in* I'nlted mail, weighing In excess of five! Mine polled t"Mid to meet pound*, and no parcel* of fourth | the ! 1 'n e . iivnlns*. them clo»* m atter exceeding ' five fo, , •' '" tu t. UI*pHtchers pound* in weight or 18 Inches Irj have* ■...i n s,r,t the ileno* length or 00 inches in InngtM mpm ■f th e rash IniU and g irth combined shall lie ut ! f. • v * ,v ' . u 'I* NEW YORK. Dec. 0. W — ccpted fo r mailing. it >., .»1 .not i i » T heee lim itation* shall not a# ** .NJAOISON TVIft fie. r. IT>. Th* N ational Association of t > > A fire Ural iusm I out <11 control M anufacturers today outlined ply t0 tho follow ing item s: L>*e I 'i c t l i r u s W i l l ,ur fm ir lioor* in NtailLum tmlav proposed changes in the national day old chick* an d o th er |" " l , ,r " .-..dai.R rm t tit,, c tlt* -t.ttte b u , labor law*. I t sl*n heard the tr y ; c u t flower*, p lan ts, *e. M l ( |\ V ( U H l O I D C T I V f - i dlMrict to-foir it •*** *ut> head of the American t-eginn egg*, b u tte r and perishable f "*l 1 Mi, In■ ,. ,,, • • I,lord attack w hat he termed “crack­ p ro d u cts: scrum *, nvedirinc, .'id ta ’c of IH llO M S I C C h n iC |llt* j MVr o( Utr city * sevn, lire compot* who are working lo grt th<* hospital .upplic*; local pat I* lieraitse o f Individual something (or noth and all local m atter for d i-ln -tv , . (iMiUeo bnillrd Ut,. tire wltlcli tlct 'ovem or on local rural routes; p aird* a l.uce enrollment U cxitei-ti*l Minted a cafe. 11 m rn* ckrtltlng ing.“ * ll> A S S t l t l V I I . i l I’J t K S S I II I la n d t in d ru eto d dressed to member* »f Utcjto taon Imtul Monday rvenlng ' t t . , „ tr Bllj 0I1P o| 1 ( r(lll,n 0( ()nu Il'i ra p ito l had a g lin ip -e A. The N ational Legion Comman­ hi- rual .id iu in i-'' 1 '.it 'in confer o r lock at tlir Center (1 Mores uwned by otrm . „.l .0:00 • . . .TMurlvt -— -''H a oatimi 113 U teiinit ii> uOin riimorr •e i'la ) of tlie tug of w, 11 fut con. der, Paul II,- Griffith* went on 'Armed , force*:' . s«-cond c|*»* w ith evei v iliu m te r and m ats for newspaper «n«l. wltlcli time Vernon T, Orlxcafit Oscar Renncbohm Tlir iatlldlng-s trn! that i« shaping up beta,-,' hnwvjmnt legidottu to make n to say th a t the impractical i"«dv jn all idealists, th# ,do-goodrr» ami all m tfa iin o publicatiuntf Hnil fiitm- wm r0 ntfuct a *4CourU*y CMnli"*|w(.re looitfd rctom the r t m t from 'h e Administiatlon and llir iiepnh' iti'l 111id ronDuring the emcrg_ency, acc.)it«|,„ „ nrmjrilm snonoored by Hi, ,l«’ *'«'<• th e other crackpot* were cither ' * r i n - , iuu. • ' w ith th e the willing o r unwilling tool* of ance jnf international |iatn-l i"'*t rile Chief EdAurd Page *ald • .'i<uo**inn Communists. Griffith* said all packages will be llniilcd t" tl"'»e, ■to b«'lle\r<l thy tiro started Irom v «f the serum s, medn n c*.1tlie Kemiuole County Cttamtwr o' past attem pt* to set up an eco­ containing merhi-ated boiler tn Uie cute • ,'ttt l»C announced md 1 ''..■•niPtil TliP total d image t* nomic system without incentives drugs, surgical Instrument* .<od Coinnu-xe t , • x|»* p, n ,|(, ca| fun,have failed. He said that its dressing* ami h o sp ital -upp >•»• by Mi* tilo d iI -lot II all to Mr O iu /ai,l present advocate* s ir “seeking Except for medical »uppli*» , i | , d tlumxaud dollar.I ' ' llllll 1lit* to palm it off under n f«l»c c«n-< for foreign destination* will l>e fleatlna r»|ru-ttw I’tirx-e Itrrtncn were* overtvime 1 at the"' Ci-tlfe' , • • , 'i i n i 'd restricted tn first c!a«« s r lf let cept of social security-” tu Mtiokr and a policeman ruiffer ti 1 -t ,'. d 4 Will Ih- taxed to tlir fullrat extent re lie said I G riffiths lidded: “ Let'* get weighing not in cxce», a re . I.q.a leg Injury while aasLsting «inn- Mr* Eiton predicted. Mr- Orlsxard I III it.11II will pinlialdy aw ay -drom the fool idea th a t pound* fl ounce*, to print*, r»»in- will tell how- to m>II Biinford a*’ a Ilf cillCli. *tlltm-. will'll oi.e’iif tllPM- ugvnctea have lo i n ’ it■■ I'li .ol lotion, and .. sm all packets Ilf# offers any free ride* or any pies, luii, five mcnd'cM ft is i-uslom iiry pm <ihly t In* tin '"it 1at inn 11* w ell, “City of Courtesy." will show a mercial paper* free lunches. If the Individual ATLANTIC e r r v , N J . Dec 0 fo r tin. I 'n —iilenl to a p p o in t tine** lie added th a t while the strlku motion (licture depicting cflecllxe abandons rallanc* upon himiolf, t/Ui—Fire today drotroyed the memlHT* o f hi* own p a rty and la-t nil 1I11 o-iii'i I'lpnpi-nil roun* customer relation* technique nnd he transfers hi* dependence to lie 11,,*, H II ^ •! (its l'i#tir ' r » m | Will tel! of 10 wav* of building good famoua Atlantic City Tuna Club, tw o of tin oppo.il ion someone els# — loting hi* inde­ twill. Hr will inform Ids ll-denM.-. tm map) year* o n-.virt landmark u u \ 'to tnp.o 11 - .10 11*1 11 - 1 til at i- .11 I t . . n l l l . l . , . 1 O I ' , r I I c t l l l Ml tire apiKuatiix lo the city pendence and.- in the end. his how to riinrniliei namev A notln' freedom.” "ii tlir ecene A club »pokrsprogram will iotlnw on TVn-Nd,. The Rev. Olcnn K Hmttlt. |na- evening The Association'* new labor m .n old the lov clim a ted ' i t ' T r i l f l y I s ( ) l '( |( 'r U ( l I ' t i r policies wore drafted in over­ tor of th e ClirLUUit Mlsvlonarr Al­ Ttle course will very definitely IT f IHR) A4.»s r()\|x(M hy insutam r night conference*. NAM 1* be­ liance Church, waa elcct-d iircai* sell tlir town and lite Mores in I 111- tile bloke out at 10:15 A I t. mi i lieved to be prepared t« irnew' dent of the Bonford Mltil*i'-i tsl Banlonl to Dll' imbln wlirn *un« M K islem l i m e ' and tlie (laHire 1 a i ri­ It* opposition to compulsory Association at IU llnal m e e t i n g Of tlir LuichUigs a n pul into el i ‘ ' i ' 1 d ill tairnlng 45 m iuutca laort I t .1 o. I ,, , ... „ le Kavinc arbitration, to uniom*«thm o* on Tuesday afternoon T1tr IfV. feet '' said Atalrew /Stine, prtatdent j Faulted by Idgh w llid \ tlir flamr* I " i i i*l.t.. . . n t i u n t i e d «.q<i i | . ii ,,. iii ( forem en, to id im picketing, to Mark Q irpenter. pastor of Holy ol lire Haulotd Mctchant* Avar l i rfni pxi teet from tlie front uf HI If.. -* •o f m i>1 F lu - I lupiii mcnl I". B»47. in cotnpulsoty membership in a Cross Episcopal Churcli, wa* tuinted tion "It .wit!* induce in buxine., ' t m' tniHdlltg. Ignltliii! a two-story Iuu Lvt'ii it*a n te d !«, m e f it) . 1.1i t enx'e uf li.in tr biilMllig d lretlly n r r o u tlm union, to Jurisdictional or »ym- rocretary-treasurer * .* * • houitier " f to th e S cu g tu v e A resolution oommending '--he better ruxUimrr rriatlou* nni) lad- JstiNy and anotla-r building next- C o i n o n - . i u u d ooiilieiii Jayccu hy strikes, to strike* ugsinst U r employee rvacUmk" lie dc door. | „ • at lull, C it y M an ag ci II. N. government, to government Rev. J. E. McKinley, pastor ol the J '» i inld*. fe stiv a l 1 Sayer .. ......meed today. ! F irst Methodist Church, lor hU Intervention In Labor di»pul** I h e 11 nek will Ih< equipped Hainm iii, h i a in iu iiw eij. fin# service during live ;kl*i year •Jayi t ’hiti ni h lo iid a und beyond making Impartial con­ with it ii.Vfnot xterial extension president of tiro mlttWctial LIONS' XL IT HI ciliator# available. IhiI'II r. will have n powerful all flirnughoni tile Soutli m e p la n n in g association, was passed • M t I* also balleved NAM Is bronie centrifugal pump, a I’J In enter ro n te sta iit- fm th e “ A tw Plans for a city-wide church Tlie Sanford IJona d u b will hold cylinder engine, four speuls for­ lea tjuern'* who wifi be ero w n ed read y to approv# the right of a c«nsus were laid, and prellmlnarg IU regular Friday meeting Utnichl union to atriko except In viola­ arrangements were made for R ial the Seminole Country Club. A JACKSONVILLE. I h r . 0, (/!*) ward and M'Vct*e nnd will rn*t mi file n llo i niiiii, i f Ihe r lx tre n lh . I lie V"inV la d , a im It cro w n ed Senator Claude I'eppcr and th e l itv $23,1)00. tion of contract. But it I* « * Union W atch-Night sen io r to M i supper will be served, sceordlng to No definite date of delivery* A alia tjueen of l u l l '' will be peeled to ask Congrc** to out­ held a t the P in t Baptist Church. ) King It ext Virginia’# Governor Clar~ I Jon Henry iiitlr . law Labor’s so-called monopolis­ encp tV. Mrado'ws agreed today ha* Iicon promised, said Sayer, au m d rd a loving i tip and th e OVif ■PpieseuM will that u roiflinuntiim -o f coal but it i* Stipulated that the file IPftiiuttlnt, tic prsctle##. f strike* might lead to nationali­ truck will . Im deiivvi d within lcroi,e-$'*UII in c a s h . 35" working ilays. sation of the mines. A canvass by the Commission I’eppcr said th a t to prevent OAKLAND CONFUSED the paralysing effect on the n a­ nl Ihe vote ill tho Cily election tion’s economy of a work stop­ T in u lav revealed th a t Andrew n\KI.ANI>. 1'iilif., I»cc. G. GT) page in one Industry, some modi-1 Carniw ay. unopposed, had rr t'olhc in Oa kin ml wcio o rd er­ ficntiuu of private enterprise ccived til vote*, circling him a* ed hack on emergency duty to ­ JERU SALEM , Dec. 0, OP)— the dinnei tonight. Outlying com­ might lie required in key Indus­ a city lom m issioncr to nun-cod day ns confusion followed tho B ritish m ilitary h .sd q u .rU r. an; m unities which aie showing much tries such ns coal. W. ( ; Hill. • •cttlcm enl of the general strik e , nounced th a t five B ntiih soldlsra Interest in Ihe concert program While agreeing with th e Flor­ ....... 7 . . Tho'pollen order w as issued -a fw e n Injured when a jeep was are Lmtgwood, Oviedo, Gcnev.-i, ida senator a* to possible out­ KTAI.IN ItI MOliKI) ILL ler „tr iirk utorcK, oriirinal blown up early today by a mta# Lnko Mary, UeLnml, iVfvtei prise come of tha strike, Meadows In­ PARIS, Dec. f i , tinulent* fCK.tt| point nf the strike, wer« north of Oederm on the main Tm and Orange City she said. Mr* dicated his preference fo r legis­ Ificd sources ill London were c|Dgc^ , . A viv - H aifa road. In en explo­ J . L. Ingley who is serving a* lation which would fix mutual sion yesterday, a BriU.h officer secretary to the Association, pro responsibility on both labor and and n sorvtcaman were killed dieted ihe industry. The W est V irginia gov­ and I t o th e r. W ared. L ater • . gessful. ernor pointed out th a t a fourth civilian tru ck loaded with ex­ Vice presidents of the associa­ of the United Mine Worker* live plosives skidded Into a tree *”'! tion Include Mr*. Ingley, The Kcv. and work In his sta te and said near tha center or J*ruMark Carpenter. Miss Mary Raw ­ th a t tha strike has virtually lins, Mrs. O. I*. Herndon, Mr*. brought hi# (tat# to a standstill. F . E. Houmillst, Andrew .Stine, (A S A K U ta tllT ELCOTH CITY Gene Tucker and Roy Mann, who O m C IA L S , MOTHER* CHECK BABIES is serving as treasu rsr. CUirons of Osesclberry went to TAMPA, rv c . 6—(A1)—A CheckMrs. Brock stressed the fa rt Uie poll* Monday, to elect dew Your-Baby.Whlle-You 8!>op Ser­ th a t membership to the concerts city otnctala for tho coming year. vice opened today tn tam ps as a • t W for-adults and M fo r stu d ­ As a result of tho election Rowland lift to mothers w ith long Christ­ ent*. Is only open during the cam- J. Devins was elected mayor. Mrs. mas lists. Wives of junior chamber dgn week. Workers end persons Ken W atson w*s re-elected cXy of commerce members ore operainterested are advised to tSlephono clerk, and Tally Hattawey. town departm ent store. Checking charges her (1260) a t the T ourist Center marshall. Louis Oetiler, Jam es R. ting a day nursery In a downtown between th* hours of 0:00 A. M. Hattaway. and Leonard COeeet- are ao much for each hour and the berry ware elected aldermen. profit* go to charity. and flrtw p. M, Meeting Monday Will Inaugurate Courtesy Clinic Need For Younger Of­ Legion Commander ficers Of Flag Rank S a y s I)o-Gooder« Indicated In Talk Are Soviet Tools BEAUL HARBOR, JN*. ti, Ul>>-1 Admit 11I John JI. Tc\yr*» «aid today that sweeping changes In the Navy'* -old promotion system ready bMVe lioen nkayed hy Ad­ miral Nimllx nnd other top com­ mander.,. A bill to revise the existing law* will be placed before the next Cone re**. “The Navy dot* not intend again to he caught In the position it was five year* ago. with ton marly a g ­ ing officers of fl»* rank, the adm iral continued. - “ In pre-war days the average officer was 57 or 68 year* old before he could attain flag runk. That wa* the situation whim war broke. We learned early in tlir war that many officers were too old ami were not qualified fur u urn rniniiiMlitl." * 'N ot only vM?ri' they loo old,*' Tower* explain*!, “ hut they did not have experience in aviation and did not know- how to use their weapon*. A* n result, they were over-cautious—a natural result of Ignorance nnd age.” • Of course, there were exceptions rial Tower* singled out as one, Admiral Marc \liu c h rr, the fam ­ ous carrier task force commander. I^ane Ih Elected W. O. W. *Commander • Judin A. Lane, A tlantic Coast Line Ballroad employee, \r a i elected ns Consul Commander of Celery Camp 025 of tho Wood­ m en of the World a t a meeting held on Tuesday evening, accord­ ing to It. J . Finch, district rep* rcsrnUUve. O ther officer* of the Camp elected were; L. L. _ Keller -------- ^t t adviser lieutenant; A. C. Madden a* banker; C. C. Collin* as esc* ro tary ; II. O. I*cnley a* escort; O. II. Griggs a* w atchm an; II. K. Billingsley as sentry; 0 . - 0 . Ball as past consul command* O. C. Ulnschllff*. W. P. Field# and Frederick Bauer as auditors; Dr. O. I* Barks as camp physi­ cian and Clarence Collin* a* cap­ tain of the m ilitary ran k team , 'A big program will ba given a t th# Camp thl* evening »n honor of K arror N ow bony, prtoIdsnt of th# W.O.W. Life Insur­ ance Society, who will address tha group. . ______ l/p]—Oeoeral Usenhower wtU leave tomorrow tor a months* an Army hospital a t MUnA. I t * chief of e u ff «1U be trea tsd flDr buralUs—a n lnfUmaOon which eoesotUnea gtyes him pain In the left ahouldor. Otherwtm. b i l k s demribed as enjoying the- Aseet health tn yean. ^-v • . r viAiv. i. ' ■. v ; \ ... . - • • ' , th r f iih t l>fhrr h»t Fire Rages Thru Business District Of Madison, Wis. Tug-Of-War Is Shaping Up In u Capital PoliHi (i.O.I*. Cliairimm De­ mands Control Of Curtain Ajfunuius A Rev. Glenn Smith rlo I|pad Association u n n K I'eppcr Advocates , Mine Socialization Civic Music Association To Hold Dinner Meeting At Mayfair Tonite Hurt In Explosion 5 British Soldiers ‘ • X l. v .. fj > , . j..'* • - J, F t : •i • vr- :r - .. i i m Fire Duparlmunf - Ev hi on the side of Jiihn I- l.cwi*, Lalm.I* putting up » ffctljtl front. X b£*SSX • " NO. 29 Admiral Towers Changes In Labor Urges Changes In Laws Are Advised Navy Promotions i By Manufacturers Public Urged To Use Christmas Seals On Mail IN S T IT U T IO N - 1-i—129 Associated Press Leased Wire BUFFALO, N. Y , Doc 6-(/l*i TJie New York Car Wheel Compuii) of Buffalo today filed a I7JO.O* dam tgc suit a g s liu t* the C1C United Steel Workers. It* olfiorr. and CIO President Philip M urrs; Company President Robert A Conic* aald the su it tn state au;>rem? court was a result of a 6weriu' old ilrlke which began wile a dispute over proposed phyiicn examinations for 150 employe*- , Ths union coplendod itv> prc<r,>n probably- wo* a step in tho] di resctloo of layng off older menj tyt the coenDtnv acid th e *xoi wwr* to protect Uia * o rk rf tn find lag a lighter job far anybody Ml a- disability. ’ * v f ! M u m p and th e local PreeMsiit Joveph Kedilor, were named in 'th complalnl. The union's ou'r.v ■ Dtrrctor, Joseph P. ! Mo tony, alvj • a s larved willi a Atunmoru, but wo* not named individually a t a defendant. m : - flo v u ' Fomlgd H I ■ e tid to d a y ' * - th a *ri»hf ] .'.I n London Prim e ■l en l AtUfo met again with MoiUm end Hindu Iro d c it tm the ••olitlfsl crisis is. India. As the trio pro«. p a rrd for their la st round o f talk*, there ws* no Indication .o f a n / Q settlem ent of th e ir diffvranrea. . The Moscow tadio said tmtey th a t Bulgaria h a i denied chargr* th a t Bulgarian-tiaineil Greeks are taking part in th e Turksh frontier. T he accusation la aU ributrd in Turkish Prem ier Refer P*kcr, The Soviet rr.dio said. It a regret (aide - t h a t the Turkish I’rinia Minlatur 1.1 “ tha resource of thcaa unjuxtIf led reporta.’’ The K uttian broadcait quoted th# Prim s M inister n* laying that th s Bulgarian-trained (iict-ka me trying to “seoaratn Western T hrace from Turkey.” The Moscow radio added, th a t the Bulgarian charge d'affaires in A nkara h*« protested that tb* fhai f e» • are w ithout basis. ’i ■■ ■■ ■. ■ George Touhy, Christmas seal sale chairman, today urged all those who have received Seal le t­ te rs to use the colorful Christmas Peal, The Lamplighter., on their Christm as m ailing. Tnose whn w ith to purchase eeel* may call the Sstninol* County T.B. Associa­ tion and tesla will be mailed promptly. Local organisation* and school children have been busy volunteer* working it) the T.B.. office over Touehtun's Drug Store. Tho rijtir* program fo r the forthcoming y ea r is dependent upon the Chri*lm*s Seal Income at this time. F ree X-rays, milk,-medicine*, pneu­ m o-thorax treatm ent, doctor's fee* and the expense involved in placnw an Intensive Health education program in the -schools ar.d other groups of th* County, all depend anon th# successful sal* of C hrist­ m as Seals. Thee# ore hut few of Ihe many activillee of ’ the loc-il Tuberculosis Association. Every home dem onstration club in Seminole County, under tho leadership of Mr#. Oulda Wilson, hoe partlcipsted In th# Beal aril-* vit Ifs. The club folded 10.U30 sheet* of Christma* Seat* and 4,000 letters. *'\Vv believe that the wbrk of the T.B. Association is a very vital p a rt of our com­ m unity end we a re more than glad to lend ■ helping hand with the seal Bale.” Mrs. Wilson declared. . . ----------------------- ' '■■■ ---------------------------- ----------------------------------------- Action Originates As • Result Of S t r i k e Against Proposed P h y s i c a l Exams use of ah , I purpea ;i' an ,p u t ____ _________ UnUt<l Ladir* Are Aaki'd To Bring A Toy BHOWN Lewis After Court Fine ’ yrhlch would inatae 9:30 P. M. ’til SHOW GROUNDS Opposite Hull Park ■>f ' . _ Thc^U nited SUtss di»• closed today that It Mill i back n cite -on the Ensi Coast for a parmnnsnt United Nations headqup.rters. IluuU yesterday had voiced objectioiu to any considera­ tion of San Francisco. Rumin also accepted to­ day an American propooni a r e i l g h 1 S o u t h c a s t i r n I 'm i f e r e n e o BENEFIT ■■ Accepts U. S« Proposal For Use Of Atomic Energy For Peace Purposes Opening Tonight ■ ■■ SANFO RD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. DEC. 6, 19-16 Established 1908 VOLUME XXXVIII Spcaking Of Saving Money CHRISTMAS TREE I Air rx«rpV fur a dio w rn r alonjf llir Im m ediate n u l l Slowly rtxtnf lnnj*eraturr^ b a lu n U y .. l U l l l 'f I r m p ftttu rrx In llir in trrio r of tho n tr r m e north, d i|h lljr vbove (reeling, . To rro te c i the Peace *f the Werid; T # rrom ete tha F tegreae of America; r e Fredwoe m e p e rity for Hanford; Reginald and Rita . Goode keani. Including (icmgbt. Mtssiv gippl State, Alabama and Auburn. > Stale selueiN nppcming. iin the g lp r id i srhcdutr m e; Florida JJouthein Collrgr, tir.iversnv rd THE WEATHER ia Unity Thor* k Strength— A/alua IVsli\al To l(r Held in Fuhruary � 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, 1946 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 05, 1946; <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/b567535829cd4b35f66047d59bfac04d.pdf 9b204b0b066bb53e4c55a13b841460c6 PDF Text Text 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 Speaking O f Saving . M oney I way la lava money I* to foryaw wifa’a birthday. tatter way aria a mare plratanl i la tm pitta jmw Ilia, windat laaarmncv with at and |i*v r wtfa Ikt dividend aavlnga • birthday prraent. can glva you a f t * raah dh-lid aavktyk an fire and windrm Injaranrr. t.*. M. Bay d A r 1ISH Magnolia Avrnan, 1'hona Farmers M arket * Expect? Bigger Produce Demand ll enllMerd Iron, pear II , * It lo Irrliitf your wnah'an,] havo a plenum \ime watching the mach­ ine* do l ho work of waahing, rinsins and dryinir. * •• »VnrK i t ’inncttiliiig at ihr Cent ral Florida Quirk Krtc>« and Him age plant at Thirteenth Street and tint Avenue.' Arrn«> the afreet n nr / wholesale produce building I* nearing completion. Work It ttlll going on at the market on paving adjacent to the railroad tpur run* nlng weal of French Avenue nnd parallel to Thirteenth Street. I lip city waterworks. v Around the corner, nnd nearing completion la the llelpy Sclfy laun­ dry. Tlir erment block atructura I* nl«'ill complete, but the o|wning in ■f-’l.tyv.l pending arrival of the boilt re. Table tail, magiu-itiiim, sodium, It s hoped lo have l i complete garbing outfili In operation toon, and potaeiium for large Industrial according t « o. W. Thrmipton and rontumption all come from tea II. \. Sloffcr, owner*. The idea water. THE O LD HOME TO W N By STANLEY .W HILE I GO /Ai A N P H A G G L E FOR T H E S A X -- -Y O U T R Y N E X T D O O R --H E P R O B A B LY HAS A S H O T GUN H E L L S E L L N O W T H A T “TH E S v E M E f? < S E A iC Y IS O V E ^ l DAUIKN C A PITU LA TIN G PEIPING, China. Dec. (J. f/11)— Trooru of- Genera) Chians Kai* Slick'* army ore reported to lake over the Manchurian city o f Pairen in the near future. Damn hat turn occupied by the Ituaiiant miner Japan aurrenderrd. Hut Chlneae government tmup* are only 45 inilet away, and ncgotialiona are pending between their leader* and the Soviet rommandera. PARIS, I Hr, .1. 1/1’)'.—The French Socialist Parly met today to act on n bid from -French Communitta to join a two-party coalition for Ihr first govrrmncnf o f the n«.v Fourth Republic. Th* .Socialists have Im-pii naked to participate in a goverrinictil the Coimnunlata hope will ha headed by Maurice Tborrt. ,rn alary general of the FYrnch Communlat Parly. L E G A L NOTICE IN CUL'ItT OK T H K COUNT V • J IlX IK . HKMINTVf.H C O l'N TT. b t a t i: o k k l o h ih a . in ph o IIATK. r lo r# Ibe K.elale ..P IIO M K It IIKN8I.KV. Herraaed. “ T o A l.l. WHOM IT M A T CONCHHNi Not Ire la hereby g lr ,n that I I.IK * KURD K. IMiOrTOIt filed h it final ,. pi.lt i v A,lrnlul.il..to r o f the ft * tatr o f IIOMKH IIK.NHt.KY. ' da. <’ra*«d; that hr filed hie petition fivi tip,.! dlerhara*. and that he w ill Fpfrty lo ll»«* ll«>n*»tnlflr fl. W, H A U L I'ouiil) Ju'ljf** o t H#mlr»oU Conol|‘, Klnrlda. on the Jtih day nf Hcrrm* b.r. IM I.-fn r approval o f aatoe and (o. (Inal dlarhargr a> drreaaed. on ilil. ]r.l day o f December. I » » * . tri.IK K tlllU V. I'ltO CTO ft. . J J oV/NBR L P A V fM G TO W N Iw t IV lllk 71 c li- r M prlnav T h e a » t * n w n l of the MV1.1 prop. • rlv under Ihe »i*W rrrllf| ra | e Ipnir.l Wue In lli. nanir o f W. M. tJ l'IK T T t'lilrnn Mild r e H lflr a te elm ll hr l e d , , hi. . I a c o r d ln g to law . Ih r p ro p e rly dearnhe.l th e re in w ill tie n o il lo live h lg lu a l b id d e r at Ihe ••otirt l.ooae .IPor * 1. Ilie flr e t Monday In Ihe inonll. o f J an u ary. I t t f . vchb b la Ilia t i l l day o f January. HIT * I Vale,] l l i l . 3 rd .da> o f I*t» fie re m b ir. U r. MKBNUoN.. - . f l t r k C lren ll C ou rt. Brmlnnlc County, Florida, (C irc u it Coarl B ,a ll IN U IK c t l t c n r cutfltT, NINTH JUDICIAL CIHCCIT. IN ANII m il MKMINOI.K CI.VCNrr. MTATK OK KI/illlOA IN CIIANCKIIV. No. iN)it4 >k v:n c m iia c ii C<>ifipUltt«nf« T U E S D A Y .! D E C . 3 . T O W NW ‘norner of aald Ew lH nf HK»4 then C 7««> 1**1 to North Ki.lt rornrr of K " U of B\V li. jtu tw o 33 T«V|V I* South. lunar 31 «a »l. Ihll.re rr.'Ulh tto fret to h it . .,rnr* of NWS of N K S of NW>, totiiiii -33, T*|>. It Mouth, lUnav it Kfl.t. th»ur«-Kaet I3*« 'feel (i. Weal line » f lleardall Avenue, tl.ei.re , Mouth 1»»> 5 fret to W. t; Klrrhoff. Jr. propertt. tl.rore Weal »S>u feet a Iona North line of a:. 1.1 Klrrhoff property to North*,at miner of tame, thtnee Mouth trr.t feet to. Mouth line. Meet to.. 13. Tup IS Knwlb, range a I Kant Hi, me Weal (111 feel lo point of l.rglnnlng. Ka.ept Ihe property on lied h> J. w. Chlldrr,* nhli-h la Ihr North, l« » f (eel ef I ho Boull. l i l t I feet-of Ihe Kant. 7l*a f,»t of HWS. Heellon *J. Tnp. It Mouth. Itange ai Kart, lo aai'ml.lr at right o'clock IS;»", |* *1, lire,tuber Jelh. IM t at Ihe atonnt olive A »f. K Clljrch in .Midway. Hemli.ula Cvunlr. Florida, for Ihe purpoee uf organltlng a niunl.ipal aovernoient and eelectlng lit ufflrera. riKolOiK K. IIA4U.KV I'll.\lll.K.S ItANIiAl.l, HAIlK IIAMjLTUN C. |. KVItll. TO A IX WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: Nutlre la litreby given that CMCMr.NT J. COl.KMAN hat (II,.! hit final- report -a* - Kvrcninr uf "Ih e etlate JOHN IJ. COl.KMAN. -Urvaard; that he hat filed hie petition lor (Inal •IlM-hara*. and liist he will applr In the llnnoral.lt 11- W: WAIltj, Count) Judge er Honin.de JOHN pit IMP PMll ACII IN r tllH IT THK l.T>t!NTT Defendant. • ji'iM ir .. b k m in o m : c o ij n t v . NOTH K T O API*K.tn M TATH OK K U H U tlA . To: John Philip t’ mU,rh wh»»e place of rraldenee le Office of kf HI - In rv the K «la tr o f JOHN <J. c tlL K . MAN. dr.r.!»ed. In Krobala. lary ib.Ternmeul fur llnniaify IPHy Munpower |>lvl,l»n ' A.P.O. 717 Pottn.ttlef, N V. • Toll are hereby miulted •» fll" your wrltleii appetrence. Ill pei-.ot or hy attorney. on nr before tin FOR SA LE lath rtuy of Oeeeaibet, l>U lo eti« blll n( run.pUli.l fur .llroir, lll,.l herein uastnnt you; upon fnllnr. In M I appear, .lerrru pro ronfre... will be rnl'led a*ain»t.)«u. W lin,.. my Midi un.l offlrjuluunl N E V E R USED at Maxford. Kim Ida. tlila til. .lay of November lift. •1.KNKST J COl.KMAN IllnUllir Ilf Ibe ealale ol JOHN a COl.KMAN. derttm l• W e a p p r e c ia te each c u s to m e r— T h a t'a w h y o u r s e r­ v ic e is e s p e c ia lly Rood. In f a c t , o u r m o tto Is " Q u a lit y a n d C o u rtesy ” w ith p rices t h a t assure us o f y o u r c o n ­ tinued p a tro n a g e . ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY O, K. Hi:it.NI«>N CUfk of Ilia above alyl.d Coarl Chassis a n d Count*-. Klnrlda. on Ik * Hli d «r. »l Dertmher. It t t . for approval ol tam e and fo r final d ltr h a ig t a. K t . n i t o r 'o l Ihe e tltle JOHN *1 a ilf.K lIA fl. 'defeated, bn ihle ttli day « f November, IW4. tm a in ] c o w l ty p o Phone 6784 207 M A G N O L I A O R LA ND O AVE. SANFORD, FLA J . E . M e A le x a n d e r , Jr, See the New FO R R EN T " T h e T a lk e d -a b o u t H o m e BUS/M ESS A S USUAL ■■ scons SCRAP B O O K F re e z e r' »T 4 N L ' 'nv, ■?. By R. J. S C O n You’ve Heard About It " Y ou ’ ve Read About It Now SEE The Original Home Freezer at Sanford Furniture Company • • • L et ua sh ow y o u w h y D e e p fr e e z e is Ih r "(H ik ed a b o u t h om e fr e e z e r .” Let us s h o w y o u h o w y o u cun e n jo y d e li­ cious o u t-o f-s ta s o n tre a ts a ll yenr 'rou n d. L e t us s h o w you th e h e a v y -d u ty unit w h ic h p r o v id e s constant z e r o tem pera- . lure for safe storage of meats, vegc- sc C A P S . A m e r ic a n Ho r s e s . e x c e l lI T o Y H E r s i n T R O ' f 'f i N q a h d # -- FLOW ER IS X Murderous IH S IC f WHICH WHAT BEAufy Fo r m u l a ctcathwih friE <JRIAf is SflLL USED 'fODAV ? POSES A S A f io w e iT oh A S L A L K Y0 D A T S a r .e a m o n c ; 'T h e c l e A n l s Y o f A n i vi a l s ome Freezer la m a d a o n ly b y M o to r P r o d u c t* C o rp o ra U on an d la sold In S a n fo rd B y H AS * M A U I I m is t a k e FO R a CUCUM BER. PU LP M I X E D W IT H S O U R CW LAy • ta b les, fr u its , and d a ir y p rod u cts fo r m on th s a n d m onth*. L e t us s h o w y o u the g le a m in g p o rcelain s to ra g e co m p a rtm en ts , c o m p le te ly e n ­ v e lo p e d b y th e fr e e z in g co ils so that e v e ry Inch o f space Is r e a lly usable. . In sh ort, le t us ih p w y o u the O R I G I N A L lim e -te s te d fr o z e n fo o d ca b in et. rf real FLO W ER N E D S N ^ IT H ,.M a n a g e r / 3 0 0 E . 1st S T R E E T ' R ig h t W w r s W a 'v t Been F o r 28 Y e a rs K A R T IC L E S F O R S A L E II N IC E LY furnlthcd bedroom, hot F IL L UP with rusl Oil and Kamwater. Gentlemen profetTwJ. 310 teno before winter. W . .trtl SI. ---- H. a Pope COa' Inc. SS» - 'FURNISHED bedroom. See PendSWEET Hamiin~erangaa 2c c"ilh. cr at Mnrgerct And. t f i n pcd sstvlca FLO R ID A , LOAN CO. 102 Sanford Avenue grain container,. >1.00 each. Southern Chemical*. 201 N. I*lm BTKICKLAND-MuitntSO'l "•DtUVfrlT. INC. FLOOR MATS for all model* Cbevrilela and Fnrdi HKMINOLK TIK E HIIOP BARTON GUESS AGAIN, — i SMILEY.« THE BOSS DONTUKEJHEIS IT WHEN VQU CO M E/ A OUT IN PRINT AND {CROOK, SAT HE*© A CROOK!) AND \ r------- --------- "7 EVERV- THIS 16 THE'BEGINNING OFNOW L to e O N !/-^ -— ^ 6 GARDEN and lawn s**d; VI; , Fertiliser. The Hanford X Store, 2nd A Sanford. PAM PAS NUItHHRIKS TE X A S RUSES, Evrrbloomim; Floridu Roses, Axaleas, Camel­ lia*, Grafletl Gardenias, Ruth 1' Alamanda, Crotons, Ixoras, Hy­ drangeas, Acalpbyas, Pineapple Palms, Rad Orange Pink and Purpla 'Rouganvilla, Ligustrum, Double Yellow Hibiscus, Ever­ green*, Grafted Avacodas, CDru* •Trees, Paean*. Figs, Per­ simmon*, Grape*. The Motl Complete * . V*H»t/ Possible C, B. HUGHES, PAM PAS NURSERIES Hamsula, Florida and 102 So. Peninsula Drive, Daytona Beach 2o mile* East of Sanford By Bob Green 1W NO T1 rivv R. W. Lord. Phone 1l»-W .. ROOM for rent. 005 Catslna Dr. HEADQUARTERS for Chritlrnu* Ph. ffUl W. 11QHKUW HERB W IIKRK gilts, toys, garnet, hooka, dollv. PRIVACY IH RF^PECIM J Roy now on liu.lget or lay-eway. l W A N TED TO RENT Firestone Store*, 111 E. Firtl YOUR- natutsl desire for privacy In raonsy mattera Is strictly W AN TE D lo rent one or two room ret peeled here. Friends sad furnithed a p a r t m e n t , Phone relatives art not uuostioaaa - s'o u t your erodlt., Your a » ployer or builneag aasodstes 3 R E A L E S T A T E F O R SALE w ill not heir of y e n pert ontl FDR SALE: A cute little alucro affairs. There' it no eauae f « em barratem enL IiuhkiiIow with extra lot, atone I^w-n mower for tale for >5.00, Rvnsonnble credit rvquirenivni* fruit itcc*. Price only >1500.00. ' 107 N. Locust Ave. No co-makort on monoy loans Eilwaid F. Ionic. Phono 1111. Variable payment plans. Wc are rea.ly to ahip Ire* ripe FA M ILY LOAN CO. fnnry fruit. A Lo full line nuU, Florida Rank Bldg. 6 A R T IC L E S F O R S A L E Phone V fruit* and vegetable*. It. K. A II. V. Aiken, IIP Wcat tat Street Popular geat Covers 12 S P E C I A L 3 F * W (C E 3 * BKM i NOLK t i r f . b i i o p P U L V K R I Z K D "peat ^ r^ n y amounts. S. C. Dickorton, South Sltf.NS IM ITA TIO N leather*' in molt Sanford Avo., Phono 7I0-J-I. Show card* and pw*t*rg color* and large islectlon of O— DKITS SIGN RKRVICh good upholstery fabric*. Robert GAS WATER heater. O. D. Land ret*. Phone 1021 K. Drown, 2011 N. Drang* I ioii >15.00. Photic Ave.. Orlando. Fla. RK m T A CAR RADIOS, phonograph*, record*, FOR SALK: Wooden tinvc bar YOU DRIVE IT rel*. Make excellent feed and sheet music, guitars. The Dutic PI10NB *00 ruxfcoo r THI5 LONE H A N G E R LOANS (UUP LOCK ’T a c k lk r VOU'VE G O T TO L E A R N ! A R T IC L E D W ANTED DODGE • PLYMOUTH j PARTS AND SERVICE1 100 Palmetto'A-ve. Phona t i l l I'L L BUY your rat -egsrdleta of ago ' r condition. Re** Keel, ELBCTRKJ- appliance o tp a lr .wa repair wsahing machines, 800 W 2nd SL . ' vaccum cleaners, ram, mixers, USED piano* for rath. Tho Music Trotter Applianco Service, 304 Box, phone 963. ____________ _ W.-gnd-Sht/Pfrwp ^004-J.— — RAGS wanted—fr « l. fcstilixer. A U T O M O n iti B radiators re­ Highest rash price. Write Cen paired. Wrttflit A Cohen Gar­ trai City liar Co. IMx 240, Or­ age, list trPraacfa. Ph. 1009 J. lando. ’ . . . U TERMITE W ANTED— U*cd Imbv lifd, good condition. Prone 230-J. - . Wanted small uitri Phone B14-W. 7 P o ts , L iv e s to c k , gas stove. S u p plies W. D. Melton Kxkbv-5 ytar* guaranbond*)- and intiperUnce. For Inspectlens mid rstimalc Fonm rly termlnatl; free Phone fl or write P. O.' Box 73 iBdigwood, Fla. (TOUCUTON * WATSON. 1201 Celery A rt.’ Has Purina Feeds. PUBLIC "star Park, P h o n a l 1W GIVE us your order - for baby eMfcs. The S a n f o r d X-Csl . f j j he. 2nd A banford. n t M A N police punnie*. 2 months old, fu ll blooded >20.00. opposite Urtdoli (lb1 La La • rhont 611-Vf or O R S A l E — A K C registered DEPEND. Music \ cocktr Pp«i1lcl». P m « t n i grown doji. Mm l wood Kcruieb. JE radio service. The J ’hone i>63. » -nm SSL \ t s r s Cocker epanlsl puppiea— raglstersd black male*. Select now for Christmas— Delivery. Phone 482* 18" oak COW po ar.d plno. Phnn* Bll-JL_________ - Jonas. IALE: Kerry Blue Under FLOWED 8 «*-regi*ter*d-10 week* old. for all occaalop* Beet, Phone county 9105. M rN K IL L A YOHT, FLOR1BT Celery Are. just off Siaaa H ELP W A N T E D IK E WOOD for isle. Office ph. 409, residence oh. 5101! pllances, washing machine*. Iren* and toaster*. 308 Hanford A ys . Ph. 86U-J, John Glllon. t MACH IN K SHOP Build your present mschine into a p »rlable; electric. Install th e ' backward .pnii forward attach­ ment. I m i i f ail makea. Supplieu for7tt,machine*, lift So. 'ranch' Pbonc.llM . _ FOR C atpeut* Job) me and Paint ln g.»ee d>mar,M. Phillips. R t T W ATCH , “ Gat It BY RAUl.BQBINSOh CAMBRAMBXL -0 17W Satr imported from IU ly. January. Place yoi Orders filled in ar Price >10.00 par pm LYWOOO Phone 687-W. W ANTED— Young lady who Delivery In . keep book* and learn floral v IT painting — contract or ly basis. 8. O. Growsa, estimates P t e n W o r T W - OXTERIOR Resiling. �TUP. WEATHER Ml Unity There la Strength— l.sncrslt) fair Urnifhi and Thur»" iU> partl> cloudy and a' I f » >hnHf<ri In llir soulhrast por- Ta Prater! Iba fea r* yf tba WacU; Ta hntaaato tba rregTcae at Amartai Ta Prod art prosperity far Baafardj Mon today. Cunlinprd rather cool, INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Fight Breaks ^Out In North it PartOfGreece Refugees Resist Haifa Transfer II, AmorUIrd . - Christmas P arty Is Discussed By American .Legion Mcmbcnhl ---------- , in th« American laglon 0f five veteran*, one of them un Army nurte,' was ap­ proved at the meeting o f Camp­ bell lam in g I'oit Monday evetilng. Those approved were Miss - .-Ucaca Harris toiler -whn served us a nurse in World War I, Jame* Charles Peacock, James A. Wright, Carlton A. Noyes'and • James W. Johnson according to A Jo«l S. Field, poet adjutant. J ) Plan* for a Chrletma* gift party In ‘ connection with the meeting of Dec. 1A, were diacuteed, and it waa requested that each member bring a toy which ie to be given by Kanta Claus to under-privileged children at the, (Elk* Chrlalmai Tree party; The matter of securing gifts foe veterans In hdepilal* wa* refer­ red to the Legion Auxiliary. John 8aul* reported that molt ■ o f the money expended by the f t local - chapter of the Hod Cross ' < > Had been to assist veterans dur­ ing the war. Tba post agreed to give all possible assistance"' to tba chapter during Its drive for funds next Spring, The Post agyead to attend Salvation Ariby kettle* ift front ' of the Post Office oil Tuesday, - Dec, 24. Member* are advlaed to contact Chester Milter fq g dt> S tall*. Attendance at the meeting was reported to have been , small email Mfduo to tha windy, rainy weather. hhntrnck com m uted SCCNIS Of IIOTINO and disorder were singed in Haifa Harbor, ' when 3500Jcwiih Immigrants resisted llrltiih transfer fripn the aleaniet "Sanford Kiwianis ha* tn*en an ' C. F Baker was rlrrlc l mayor nt outstanding club since it was Longwisst In yfatrrdays biriinl.il first orgm izrd on Dec. 6. 1921,", election over County CnmriiLsalonrr Edward F. lane, charter member i B J. 0 \eraireel by 130 to T2 and one of the organizer* of IhejNotm Mr Baker, oprra'tor of a club, today told mrmbera as lh«*y Igmgwood news (,'.an<1 i« n former celebrated tho 25th anniversary! mayor who arm ed ill IIM1*'4« of the club. A b ig birthday cake,1H e lias resided In lawn wood for the with the letter* "K iw anis on it, post 20 year* wa, served a, <le*»ert to memA ll the member* of the town Ing, sang a number of selections Including, "Deep in My Heart," "Moaqultors" and “ Kentucky Ilahe.” NotHe Tropp sang. "Iluity IIqbiL" and - ."A LuiU- Hu of Heaven," anil Huston ilnbcock sang, . “ Without a Song" and "Old Lang Syne." the latter song dedicated to the club. Mr. Lane pointed 'out that of the present club memliere, him­ self included, only three charter members remain and called on General J. C. Hutchison to Hand. T. W. Lawton, another charter member, we* not present due to lllaesa. Secretary Italph A. Smith read telegram* from Kiwanis Inter­ national President J. Emerson and O. E. J’ eler'ort. secretary, congratulating the duH on its 2Mh birthday. Reviewing the formation and aat achievements nf the club, Ir, Lane.declared that nn man ever worked harder than the late A . . P. Cotinclly. It* first presi­ dent, In forming It. In 1045, the club with Luther Dos* aa presi­ dent, won an achievement award CM A M H E I COMMERC i I lie rit v o f llnmllloil. Ohio, ip h - *Mr*n—fttenhlm -community ■ i" 'flint stale In sc.ape the Irtitloin i* coal pile. As a result. Hamilton ! tan- a blackout rtf it* s:r. et light* 1hi mi.blight trough I (ia W t lH i mil, I .hum tic *lale,t f bat t<n* Ill.'ln Idurkiml lil'del M i l s bill |b* I .It nun Itri of similar action 1,1 | nihi l Ohio eomniniittie* Laiiogiti ! pMitolsrd ilaolilton offleial* the i bi-!|i nl n Sim . Ouniit eooipMny ' I inulecl llie :il,lNHI ie»nb*iil« o f lb c iij an,I tbeir pr..|n*rty Ed Lane Traces !Baker Is Elected Achievements Of Longwood Mayor • I Sanford Kiwanis A t Poll s Tuesday Double Quartette Of,Clerk, Tax Collector Seminole High School, Council Members E n t e r t a i n s Clubr* Are A ll Re-Elected Ucntc,, ( ‘oio.. .M*e i, I. rlmg lie pinch of the coal shortage, an I iinlv the mild weather has pieveui t.l ical suffering. Denver's retail coal yards .ire hare, many hlns lit*I empty in Imnies and aparlBlgli1 |liiiililiugs, mol Inupilals and olhfi iastllutlhn* are virtually out bf fuel To meet the crl*l». Ooverrw ' Joim Vivian ha» r upaweiMil ^ j eotfrgfncy committee to je i iMl.o<*0 tons of coni to Denvrr from a | mine itt northern Colorado. I 'e i committee already has *et up a rationing plan, hot tt oll.i* depe* I I ent on whether the cos! can -el secured Vivian declared that ie w as considering drafting the ima ers Into the slate militia to ‘dig the coal, hut that he was nut . -rnil) whether he had the powei to do so. The governor callrd m>on rcmiminily official* to make plan* to feed and house clllzens in im'dle buildings should a cold wove di ve (In*hi from llirlr Tile Court rst Commtlte# recrntly nsmert brVrriioii I Milliard Icerttec I. bw lnm etrculsve and pablir relations teacher, who will nimturl a r.iurtrae ln«liurl*oii ronrw here nett week. U tlmsii a, it met last Crlda* morning on the steps ol llir TourUi t enter and Chamber nf Commerce Hulldlug prior lo mrrtbig In plan the program. I.ea It. Ig*«ber. I.lnd Milter and Frank ghnnry rreii lo right) represent the Chamber of ttim m nrr and on tlir right shir. Mefl lo rlghtf Amtrrw Sllur. Mrs. Miiyme ItoUgkln and INUlird * smnoll, reprrsnil llir sanlorit Ntrrrhanis Aworution or whtrh 4lr. Klipr Is prewulern ‘Europe Suffers Reds From Effects Of V!' U. S. Coal Strike A nation wide embargo mi fad* load freight shipments, rseepl nr Emergency State Is Declared In Oakland Strike Make (vesture ui1} IIimn I u imiiit' ji urntutt* inti tilinunn t«Mlny by ag|e«?Uig lo mlopl 1Amrriean proposals for vvoibl ill _____ Paper Mills May He Mayor Declare# N o Forced To Shut Down Community „ A— , id1,,) - An. official ,, . - Can ExMi m il E t>*‘ i u rm rtim n t an u I i g p I n o f iti^ n iip ith m . Until Mi ii till l'ho I'rill i'i1 Si ji 11*r Im - 3« hi' i I t*» *miihocoh I fli»* S mv i f f fin m g i* m it m lft The Judite has a.*krd l*oh akter* In th* rmitempt trial lor lliejr d m **-*. to . *i ntence' iigatrut John L. Ir»i mil Mir Union Bonnet! made no t sommr tula tarn lor a jail -eptriirc loi lew Is But he express­ ed tiie ..o rn im riu s nplllton that the utllnti bad Mitrtantlat IhuncUt re.tHiri-e- and that llwcrtore the l.t bsrooo son 111 la* J|*l>rt* irlal f* pumsliment At tile recent Mine Workers' eon* veiujon it sao fltuled that tho union treasury constated of SIJAutJ. nou , Fretrral Attorney Bonnett nLsi re­ newed (lie government's plea for a temporary mJuncMon 1o replace Mtr restraining order which led to the cottirinpt charges. The original order was designed to head oti the soft coal alrlke, bn* s o ignored try Lesrtr - , . . (iolilsbordugh 3*krd Sonnrtl whether i l v government did no! aani a |>rrmaiien! Ihlunctlott But flic Oierniiiem attorney answered d i* - rittinugh nsrli a trquewt might tie tn.ldr Inter a teiitisirar). In* jimcltotl. lie believed wrriild .nilllct for Its* present »«*• muv >■ M n lo t o '+*1*1 o I tuti'i1 \n11»<11w . •■ttiiMniit 1st III An A liu rc h v ot lhr Inlentatimial lAipi-r Company fTllf Thr * rf*» tpfoalino htt* 1*•* ** -" ' 1M-J *Io*hJ: J1» If Uiltiill tlpp'iv tiMiis loniroU Hr util t It ii I Uiivattl f ft %nf st OnJfli mini Inti of |In' riiiiliirU i,\ tht* UN Snii|Hy I ’niiii t i l , w it h Sheppard Is Elected Worshipful Master •■I-eslle t*. Sheppard. Allantic Coast I.ine ticket agent, was elected Worshipful M,r,t..| ,,f Hanford I-odge, Nn <12, F ami A . M., at a meeting itt-ld last night at the Mnsomr Temple. Mr. Sheppard surrerd. Frank Stewart in this office. • Robert Williams of ihteen wa* elected warden, F. Ha*ky Wight as junior warden. Hoy Wright ■a seer ol ary and John Cnvr* ns Stores T o Compete treasurer. For Three Prize# Taylor Cotnmamlery No. 2K Knight* Templar will have an oyater supper Friday evening Prize of lift, flint priiv. I l l , Ing and under - privileged child­ and will elect new officer*. The second prize* nnd $5.00 (hint pi Is* ren, o f th* building o f a boy* are lx lug offered hy the Sanfnrti eampz organization of the Key McrchanU Assoclalimt for Ihp la*U Cltd) and other achievements. II* deenrnted windows in slur,-* n«<t pointed out that he:wee the flrgt* week, according Ui George Austia, district . lieutenant g o ttm o t I.RADF.ItS TON I’ lilt rommittac chairman. The cunlr^l (1927) and called upmt W. B. run* Monday through Satunlay. | Zachry \I936) and Jullua D ngJACKSONVILLE, Dec, 4. (»Ph Mr, Austin att*g**tcd that p r l» folder (1940) «o rl« •• Qlh*r winning stores present the awards peat district lieutenant Roverlo those who do the trimming arM decorating. Wives of prc*ldenl| n°M*mbet* of the double qttar* l In- v e in piivvo t . But ku i ^aht that the p tiiicipli* o f im iin im ity *m I hi* vA uriri) w ould out t c lt it r to j *he jo t iliil w ork of c o n tro l by ’ \ j n o o 4 m m m illio n * . thin I lie mrr«'«*d im iih ♦ml to c * rn t« ’ a JO m e m b . t «nn u l l i**' in u H o u ip i in iro n ikn- vnrmuR piopn<iaU Iw fn ii' £ IIKUFOUD, Germany, Dec. 4, W — British army headquarter* en* nopnred todey that the death eea* tenet* pronounced Aug. 2 on Gen1 eral Nikolaus, von Falkenhont, ^ .Commonder o f the German occupa­ tion In Norway, has been com­ muted to SO years imprisonment A British and Norwegian court ^convicted the 111-yearold general 'W o f complicity in murder rates in and Leland Rudd. Norway. Herman E Morris pdinted gut that 8anford Kiwanl* had apon- Mine Chief Escapes J a i l Sentence Tho Attorney Declares Fine Alone Is Cruel Courtesy Committee Ite iiln inilrurgn will go Into effect at 12:01 A M. Friday, nr»! at tin* same time the nutu'.MotfiJk' imlnnlrv w ill none In. a virUUl hall. Tin* KnVil Mulor ' Colnpnnv p.edii'letl a eimiplcte sholdons* within II few .lay. niter the fieigti cmhatyo i* ,lan»i»e»l **n, iilu M ir i .III < I hin'l) - ant Mint lin t wa> nn use iijx-ratiug without ship p.ttt; facilitiss fni malerials s»|i liulslnil p.inluils. The t liica A- icm lioli nl Cnintm-rrc H»hn*M Mini the frrii'ht t-mlairgo would he gradual rinsing «■ mule lliati 10.non industrial plant>n Mu* Chicago area. ■ cirfro* la pmuytng j b i l b a Untied JAwnwhilc. Clreck Prvinlor Car,stauUnr TViW sfU H i rafts on nMother leg o f hi* it Ip 10 Near Vwk Where he will rrgi*:rr Ills p io l« l with the UN • A dispatch '|*i’ |)UMm*<I In M iw o * nrwApaprra said Dint l i t > British are Irving to nn ih<* Arn,.rlcnti<. to acrid at Imrt n qu ail. ronilnfinii yjj'd United RIairM tmo|« lo flrcerc Arcordliit lo 't ills Hu-Miiy dts* patch: filed from t)w> TMrk‘sli rapltal nt Ankara. American troop In Greece would CM ' Urn - Brtu.lv ixv.llloii In Mint Mintlirrninml Balkan. nation. A flnlllLi ol nine United fVatr* wo: !np railed today from (hr I /-tiarm.v* capital of Beyrouth lor ■lit* Om*k (wirt of Pirnriu Tin* iioodwlll, visit in Beyrouth lasted Ihrce d »r* |T The Brlllili radio announced thal fighting U said to have broken out between Iranian. eovrrnmcM troop* and so-called home rule forces In Azerbaijan province T Ii* British broadcast quoted t! r Tabriz radio In Azerbaijan as sav­ in* that government (mops at­ tacked and that th<> fighting has been going on zinc* Mils morning, Laler the Tabriz radio I* sal.1 lo Iutvs t a w d an appral to wha! It called all. freedom loving peoplr toll] Iran to take up a m t But there hat been nothing from fh* Iranian government, Mid the BBC, to con­ firm these rumor*. Associated Prrs* I-rated Wiro Strike E ffects P aralyze Nation; U.M .W .Fined $3,500,000; L ew is $10,000 ■Tin* coal slTiki' is lightening if*1 «ti anglehuUI on the economic tiff cif tlic nation. a«*l its grip Is luring frit in vilal Industrie*—onionin' Idles, railroad*, construction and steel. In uddjlinn in the,400,0"! soil rnttl min* r,. more than Ittfi.Othi person* arc Idle, and by Friday Ihr number may be over i,0O9,OOT. Dispatches fUterinp into Athens tn<lny told of out* I peaks of fitrhtinit in the ’elopnnnesus nod the in­ terior of Greece, Responsi­ ble spokesmen snid that the hnUlinp wns started by the Gomiminbts to* divert nt-1 tention from tho northern 4)l>nnter violetire on which . N»i*,|ov . FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 4, 1046 Unemployment Grow­ ing Toward 2,000,000 Freight Embargo Is In E f f e c t Friday U. S. Warships Said L eavin g For Greece; Iranian Groups Are Reported Fighting * SANFORD, Established 1908 VOLUME XXXVIIt Lhi»r<> In Appointed Oviedo City Clerk M.n .r It.rtui! Ilr-itrh drimitwlcl lllll.llr illl.Tk'r'tlil jynsi*r. MlU I Him nit 1,-. to in jr nllli Mu* crl'l* llo declared that "Oakland i* not Kulnit tr.ir k lo III,* Jiinxlr rind hr icalbst liir ruiiiui by llu* city omncil In the meonilmr, AP of t, untoiv** have tipjioalrd tor a 'greater thaw j if On-nsMi In the dimurttMration wliloh lias affoctlit Hip ’ lives cat I.Pon.orvt (Arsons All jnihlir tram. ‘tMO uturn has romr lo a hall, mnnv Industries are abut down, itild the I publication nt tlelVipUjarM lias brrti j »q.qa*nilci1 . ‘ I and board members, representing sIL AT the H7 counties In the state— a t ^ elated to discus* tentative . -T W M I lewtn propoeal* for a broader legislative BOUGH VOYAGE aid program for school*. The program hat been under considera­ SOUTHAMPTON. England. Dc U . LONDON. Dec. 4, (,Vf— Th« Mnsw ts ww> " " 2 7 7 , u . j ; . : tion by th* Florid* Citizen* Com’ j -i*w tadio Malay quote* n Russian he Fxnnrra 8lat* l» W V -Tha latest crossing of tl a mlttee oh Education. , news ugeiicy dispatch from Ankara Atlantic by th# British luxu«r Inula Reynold* of fit* Key tu the rf/rcl that the possibility liner Queen Elizabeth was an; ; REFUGEE TO M.MIHY thst the United Slates will send thing but luxurious for Its pa**ei* , troops lo Greece I* hot discounted •™-AMI, Dec. <7 (dh-Ellltwr gers. Tit# big liner docked • ; despite recent denials. Said the Fleming of Miami and her Eaton!* minute* lata in Southampton t o il* broadcast: "W ell informed Greek MF ill'H A N T S BAHIIHCUE an sweetheart. Voldemar Toll!, are with- 22 Injured passengers, Tto circles assert that .at the present to be married today. Their rom; captain, Sir James Bisset, said i n 1 time the British are negotiating Everything is reported tu be In One# began teal August when Tolll Elizabeth ran Into a westerly gak j with lhe Americans in order to ob* readiness for the big barbecue to and U-Katonlan companion* m Hm 1 tain the letters consent for the be given Ihl* evening at the, west into Miami after a voyage of A.OOq ‘ strike iasta another month. dispatch o f at least * small Aifter- side grounds o f the Go Assuclsten mile*., from Sweden. Sweden atone ta doing all righti lean force to northern Greece." The hy the Hanford Merchant* Associa­ T h r couple are to be married In W. E. Hathaway, Central *o far Jn spite of the strike., northern hren of Greece is the bat­ tion. — lf ■ ^ i . l h e sretory of the Churrh nf the Thst country depends mostly on tleground .for current flashes be* FlniIda’s champion harltrrnr ex' y d l j l ^ W e l a k d j g t p r rtmreV In Coral Gable*, throughout I k e lT h ,^ wt^ be a douldf ring cer* water power ana wood fuel In- tween Ctrek government forces neri, it In chart* of llu- Irsituru j atead of eeal. '. iand Leftist guerrllUi. tnonyv .• County Home Head Hands Resignation To County Board Halph A. Good speed as deputy sheriff. Senator Lloyd F. Boyle, coun­ ty attorney, wd« directed to draw up a request tu be tent to the Statr Komi Department ask. lug that French Avenue be re­ paved and widened as a farm to market road, Thl* action teas at the request o f the City, whose request In this direction had been turned down hy the state. The aum o f (SO wa* appro­ priated to - the Charles Young <negro J Post of the American l-eglmi. It was agreed to put in some big tiling In the ditch In front of the Beardall Avenue Ckspel. A liquor selling llcene# wsa ap­ proved for (he Sanford Aviation Country Club, t �: :Z - - ...1 ^ — — ^ i ---------T : • . vi^ ’; : THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA ___ ... PAGE TWO Trade Compromise * The Sanford Herald MWlMM la 1*M . , Sail/ n a n ta lu O l aaS I M O r •• ( M lw l. PlarlSa . U»I w«a*lt* Ayaa» _____ i« #!••* « * « " . *7 *: » isis. «i is# r a i orri** 1O n *« ffa L -ru tSSIXlHD t. D U l - SUM** SOSUOl B B H Sm Ik m ■■**«*' 'i n i f n i r r i o i nance F a ra b i* la A4*a»#o ■— • ~w«vfar. w e e k --- t'arrDf Siaalfe •M Waal MaalkS .n _ <w TNI ~Mii«**> Md' •! aaS aallaaa al _ _ ■la r»» lb* H ' W * . * 1 , ,„J a . a l» l^aUl aliwlMfn a la .___ Raaapaw* M fW J * : Itta a il, Til I" 1?1* irr *-o n» b*»4*ur<**» la C k lfM * (Ilk . Tk« . to . H,raU IlHl Malta is u W M r. l « »*Ik, • avals l a l l l M toil br all aiaa Sl>»«icto™ ainvlH IMS T. l l a , aal ___ (tola M a t a d •<••• l i v l («SH«0»* lu ll* rteMa -(a a s v U l a l l n *1 • S*' The American delegatee to the World Trade Con* fdnxice in London went armed with a charter tjie chief nim of which was to net up an organization regulating dhe commerce of the world. In the words of this docu-f Incut, it Is planftcd “ to attack the trade barren and dls-| criminations which stand in the way of an expansion in' .the production, exchange, and consumption o f goods." * So far, no agreement has been reached'ns to the methods by which this aim is to be achieved, for the reason that each power represented in the conference, wants the freedom the charter would grant without being j In the least willing to give up any prerogative of its own-, JCach wants to be granted a different handicap and would give no leeway to ntiy other power. . ! Discouraging ns this deadlock may seem to be at; first glance, it merely foHows the precedent established by ( nil former conventions with global aims. Sooner or luter some point is found upon which ‘all, or nearly- all. can, agree; whereupon, after endless discussion, a small com HICHAKD T. HAKKIt TrtnntgFiy -offmctl nmt’ .T start Is ■made: Considering 'the number of nntions involved, the in* trlcncy of their relationships, and the complexity of their Methodist Church To problems, it is surprising how much has been accomplished’ Hear Dr. R- T. Baker I'hose who lose patience with tho slow rate of progress and the irpmemm amount of wrangling need to recall the Hrcently returned from a *1* in-mlh* visit l(. war Li.it Japan. >1d saying that Rome was not built in n day. V olunteer Eorcc WEDNESDAY. I1KC. f. !» » « w In wVIi IImt. *1*1 /h»l> «A ta .th e F _ , • ;colony nt„nv u l-il^ t„r in >1,1 l l »lK ' f »«•HIM !* • ' | journalistic assignment - that sent ! Kruieh iiml. ‘ u e ill.’ nr lllllir l>( jo n 'lflir q u E LS Itlitre Of r<*IH,nce end !•»** office him abroad again. I lervenfng tcrvemnK thne tone contone* centime* a®*1 1MAi'NifclUt. mai n i ' c Iis* a m w »«I Ml* i « i » >.t -r uid «»>! Utldreu ol th« etalmenl. » 0« (hall D.. Mnkjrr hat traveled twite | only huve All trace, of the fort ir»unty, la 'th « tvuniy Jrnla* of Ue aworn !<• hr *»•* ' I * 1* * * 1aiintno aotl nny- aiuh eMIni or around the world - and twice Jo ' disappeared, hut the blilff *1 e N-minel* Kl.xi.u, at. hi ,.r office In Ik* courl liou»c in>M .Iton.j.tU not *•> nite nhelt • » »»W. liLUtope. In IU27 i nu >U3S he_vi*it’ itaelf - ha, none out with the Itu J. L- IIIU . m iy al ftan fn nl Klortda. M llk ln A, adatlalrltmlof of the M . ed .12 foreign' countriea On ’ the t!dc. r la k l c * l , t » la r m * n lk , frvw i I t * lle i* Ml, of QlIKKNIB IIILL term, of a I'ullUer fellowahip of lb , (lr » l atoblMUM* >*f IbM tint* MAl'Nintn*. derritaed. m awarded by Columbia Universdty. At lra«t 70 kind* of itaweed If*. Knch rM Itn or >l*m»iMl shall He hold* n muster's dee re# from are edible. the Columbia Univenity Graduate School o f Jountalisrfc. 1IU travels l e i ;a l n o t i c e 8 E L T O N E A P P L IA N C E S took him from Japan* throughout (SrtjnT r*K TUB (til'N Tk the tlrienl to Africa, the mklille ISJ lT1IK ln iB . H K H 1S O L B I'k I N T I, TO ASTE R S east and Europe. BM iflll'A t?f mtOBATft In I . . , ground, that if the government contribute*, the sovernment will rule. Tho an**cr to. that one '* that If Ihe ttalri want In prcierve their rifhle. they mu«l. carrel,c tbtm; IT thry want- fo-nm the school*.'they mutl finance then*, not In on antiquated manner, hut to sa l» produce ■ modern up'to* dale school tvilem wilh equal education for all. "Oh, tht coal.(trike dne»»’l mesn "anything to iu*. It’ll bo hatd.on tboat folks tip north who can’t g tt Any com! to ktep their hnuir* warm, but tho red of u* will be all right". How many tlrrtei i, tilth complseency In the Itce national dltASter found thcie day*' Tht tame kfei of P?VP*e e*1*1^ day before Paarl Harbor, "Tht jltpd They’d never attack u(. Wc lick him In three month*". Phone MW S Other Hardware Needs Everybody’s Hardware . Store ’ BILL’S PACKAGEST0RE AND BAR Memeograph Printing - Typing * 112 WEST FIRST STREET — PHONE 680 Prompt and Efficient One D«jr Service Seminole County Credit Association it s N. Pnrk Avenue —~r— - .3" Name ... — WORK FOR PEANUTS!' Phone No. ........ N O T IC E - A L L W IN T E R V IS IT O R } A N D L O C A L C ITIZENS MW* ±r#; ('mole County Toorial In' order lo organize the Somi $ Club. >we need the name nnd addreta of ^Since 1934 my overage wage (or home oervice hoi e/»n cut in half. Y et every day, I'm finding more ways lo help youl* WINTER VISITOR In our reglatration record. In vor* m erited m i » shi order to accompllih IhU, we requeat' every Winter Viailora fo fill in the above coupon and mini return lo ihe err (UNIT Chamber of Commerce. Thle request includes all local ciiizena. 4987’ GAS FLO O R FU R N AC E S In Stock fir wiratli—Ntfua! Wool and Rayon SPORT SHIRTS STAN COMSTOCK LEE BROTHERS PLUMBING and HEATING Inrsatmool SeoorlUea Fbane U04—Ttietype DB M Ortondo You’re right la imp with the M»K>a in tho* McGregor ihltt*. Tbtf'n sod cncw in win. Member N. A. S. D. ReproaenUng T. NeUon OHoarke, Daytona Beach, Fla. It’s superior cleaning service you get every time you tend jour clothe, to ue . . . It* th# carrlul attention Ur Ihe 0111* d«U ih Ihel snahea U c Mg daicrtueo In our cleaning. COlon ora r e v i v e d , wrinkle, smoothed away, dual and dirt vanish on tho spot! rHS3H I the inippint of coign! Skillful McGrrgoc tailoring gives you •port ihiiti (hit tit Ugh* in Si; See the New ‘•The Tallred-obout Home FraveP* DtlWNTpWN CLEANERS ND LAUNDRY AND Store Open All Day Wednesdays Phone 014 IStovN I* iA, y •>*' Ills,'* ; ' =- J etory g o c around that dytW of catreyr and about to ' larrled at the tarn* time. She l to think that ahe la slnglod * sou o f her promiMM#, by eotmlee of Uur ptosbtju iow i l mueh about Phono 180 Address DOUBLE PROTECTION Mrs. Eleanor Rooaerell Is highly ytd because woplo in W**»r _n, and proiAPly tUcwhtrt. H . T H U R S D A Y and F R ID A Y ! : You’ve Heard About i t You’ve Read About It Now SEE The Original Home Fre at Sanford' Furniture Company W K B B B S R U A.w t • U t us show you .why Deepfreeze la the ‘'talked about home fre#*er.M • Let us show you how you can enjoy deli­ cious out-ofweeson treats all year ‘round. • Let us show you the heavy-duty unit which provides constant sera tampers* tmw for Mfc »lorn*e of meat*, vegeUbltes, fruits, ahd dairy pradueta for months and months. • u t US show you the gleaming porcelain storage compartments* completely en* thJnki oho does, the .that gooaip li ralfeiF failing of the human that, tho humble aulfir It a* much o i tho rich and Show u* a man- or » , who hat yiot boon guoslpod w* will allow you a bain't lived. YV.'W.WI Letter Writing I/etterfl and Post Cards Addressed Keystone R ight on the SPOT Ii3 Palmetto Avenue Phone 1218 Automatic On n tour that would tax the resourcim of an unhamlicapped person Helen Keller, blind and deaf, made her first air trip over the,Atlantic nnd has visited Ixmdon, Paris, Rome, Athens and Germany to learn conditions of the blind-in war-torn lands. She has visited with many, sightless soldiers and civilians and studied needs in in-' stltutions for the blind, many demolished by bombing. it is a fitting tribute to t Itin remarkable .woman tlgat befpre her return this month, she is to have an' audience with Queen Elizabeth, and the chances are that the queen will get more out of that meeting than Mia.* J Keller. Wherever she went she must have left heartening! hope in tho afflicted ones of Europe. If she, with her double difficulty, could accomplish so much, they, too, will feel that life holds something for them. : ___ _ Tbe coal etrike, aaya .Senator . gal), Mlt more like an ln»ur»rcllo.i than a labor ditpute". "The real lotue", aayt the Tamp* Tribune, ’.‘ la th» proaervallon of condlUr penal gnremment." Napoleon once SfeliHf he had been given the nutlij orlly Jtkl a aiitgl* cannon loaded .with grapeebol. h« could hdve alop-1 tbe whole French Revolution. • l uwi. like* to can’t mine coal with bayonet* . Uul you eaa recruit from ttiv rank* of a million unemployed, and million* of othtr, who do not gel a* ( M nay 1 at the miner* get, enough workmen to dig ail the «o »l u>al 1-out of th* mine* . , . and can protect ttiem with bay SCREEN W IR E o f g l ! K B t l i K , llll. l> Splendid Helen Keller Anyhow, rsttroad pMtenger travel hst already been eut bo percent, and fen embargo placed mi freight ante, Including Chrittma* E“ and tree*. Thank* to Mt. i r > t«te 412 Sanford Avenue The armed.forces o f the United States are now five ..mi ll,,u‘8 tliq si/-»‘ they weh?.before lh«> war. Army personnel MOM* THANN<,,niE°PKII80N 5 **1 percent volunteers and navy personnel ,00 percent. T8EY AUK. INTENDED TO Hy July next it U experteil the entire enrolment of all BURT: Uying ailde all malice fighting forces will be made up of men who have volun* all guUe. and hymMiocici. tarily enlisted. of* * *Vl * * i Tlie recruiting of this peacetime military has been I accomplished without benefit of the (Jl Bill provisions * I for free college, education, jobless pay, and veteran loans. Mbr« and moic ii Ugiiw to bwk T h e. new recruits, not eligible to that bill, are-offered, St If lb# world want# Ihc British - to give the p*o|>U‘ of lodia (heir instead, good puy— the highest in the world— travel, re­ Independence to lh#y can snnl’ tirement benefits, and adventure. The army's aim is I,07u,00(j officers and men and tlifc Navy's 558,00(1 of* bllat* #acli other.. fjeors aod men by July next, all volunteers. To meet this figure the Army will need -10,000 new men monthly It U too bad that a ,U tr wblch w|ii|e the Navy, ueediftg fewer numbers and already com produced John Sharpe William* aod P»l Harrlton also product* n post'd.of proportionately more career members, may even Theodore, lllblo> but we hope Oil* dim' -----cvelop n WtlUpg list. . ______ nnd oractiee of American journal TUnlfN’!(donut lifictliration extend* If a military force of this size is adequate for the ism." A few months after hi* rrHo R are antonlo. to Vit« responsibility of the United States in world affairs, it lutn to America -he received the cprtainJy is heartening to loam that the foree can be Tho fovernnr*’ conftnmro In Ml developed through volunteer enlistments. It puts service . ami Beach diucu*»e( the pioblem in the united forces on.a higlt professional basis, and Dr l^onard Barker • o f federal aid. Many arc »|>|iu»cd ODtomeirUt makes "soldiering" virtually a calling. Whether the vol­ to fedecal aid, lurh aa it conlempKyee examined—Glasses fltlss* |at«d In oioUlance to public »chool» unteer enlistments would continue without the spur of 203 S. Orange Are. by th# federal government on.the tjyj draft is not yet known. * Orlando, Florida B1BLB VEKHR FOR TOP AT ir , Fort Caroline, hldoricallv f*m-1 h a i '.n o k k s . i v <-«■»►»< ou* a, the puUe of French cot* T o AIJ. s-IlKIHTOIW AXti OKU* HONS H A V IN O CLAIM S OK *> «oniution in ISth-ecntury Florida MASKS AUAJNST 11AII> L S T A T t.: of you iiy h^rfoy. wiis situated atop a bluff 'en the t You nnd TruUlreS I* |>T,»»ol| Bl ' John* Rlyer about elx mile* n«ltri,(l /ruin tixlay'* Moyport.____The any rl«lm» an-l Jrmaml* w>ilch > China, aht) th;- l>h>ltppii>re whe'.o hr wa, an an-red It c l journal Id en.l photographer, Dr. Richard T. Baker of New *Y«rk <*tky, write, and editor oil the d u ff o f (ho Ihiarthof-Mtiiinn* and Church Ex* tension nf the Mrlhi«ll»t ( ’ (lurch, will Ixi the sued ,pi*kcr nt tho Methodj*!’ 'Church, Thu. sday at 7:30 P. M. It* w.ll speik of his, observation* In the poit-war Orient, and of ctmrwes since an earlier Visit, In the'summer nf 1U4A. Dr. Baker returned frntn two .year* spent a* a teacher and pr:ing dean of the Post .Cradunte Tkhool >.f Jpurnaltim in Chungking, f'hina, en inititutlon npon«»r*d joln'ly hy C o I u in b' i n llniyrrsitv and the Chinese government. Mr. Itaker was loaned by the Methodist Hoaid for this snecial warrime aork. " I t wa, the school's puf* P«*e," Mr, .Baker explains, “ to take selected Chinese dudrnla and train them In the Knghsh lanquage according, to the Ised principles 2r WEDNESDAY, DEC 4^1046 __vVWrfr»T*v >*t**' 4i the OR] G IN A L »d cabinet • way tried Rut th* « * - i t'.of <oort QuUE Wa'V* vT \ • »: / teSQTk • V - - i*i J • t •. _ • ■ ‘ < c . • | . < ." y --j; ■ \ I. I• . • I •*■ - . • -- ; �t WEDNESDAY, DEC. 4, 1046 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE 1 HKEl Grammar School H it' Thanksgiving Play Bridge-Luncheon Is Given Miss Truluck ' a CalendarI Mis* t'ecelia'Truluck. bridvrlw l of December, w fs complimented on WEDNESDAY • Tho W.M.U. of the First llap- Tuesday with a bridge-luncheon tist Church will hold tho third prayer hour with ' the Brother­ Mrs. G. T. Kellain at the home of hood in charge at the regular the former on Magnolia Avenue. The party rooms were lavishly prayer meeting hour. In c Sanford Womans Club will decorated with sprays of ataleas have a Chrlstmaa Ensemble wltn and double hibiscus carrying out all department* participating and the color schema of delicate pinks a shower for the Children's Home ami row. Guests were seated at will also be held at 12:3(1 P. al. individual tablea designated by yel­ | and ___ _____w .. cards, green plac Mrs, K. A. Londenbcrg will act a* low, rose hostess and assisting wiU ba Mr*. A..dcUciotu tWQ Ctjuree luncheon _ by _w ‘th*‘ itssases. served L. T. Doaa. Mrs. J. W. Hall. Mrs. was ____ Later several rubhen of budge George Stine, Mrs. J. O. Huff pud were enjoyed. Illgh*sc0ie. a IsU Mrs. J. G. Patterson. of floral notepaper, Was won by THURSDAY The Intermediate G.A.8 of the I Mrs. Prank Kay and sera*no. a P in t Baptist Chunrh will meet j perfume dispenser, was awanlrJ at 7:30 P. M. at tha home of I to Mrs. John Bolt. At the conclusion of the brjd.’e % Miss Jsan Varn, 305 West Ninth games a surprise shower of lintr. Street. m e P.T.A. of the Southside Pri­ guest towels was glrep to Mis, mary School will meet in the school |Truluck. auditorium at 3:15 P. M. Previous I Those Incited to be with the to that the board will meet at 2:30 honor guest were Mrs. Guy Wood, .Mrs. Kobley Brucs, Mis. James P. M. The Seminole Chapter No. 1, Crapps. Mrs. Henry Wight, Mr*, t Jsines Higgins, Mrs. J. W. Altman. O.E.8. will meet at the Masonic1 Hall at 8:00 I*. M. at which time I Mrs. Ray, Mrs. C. E. Spencer, Initiation will be held. ( SANFORD MON.DEC. SHOW GROUNDS Opposite Ball Park utta-KTTa-tmua-Tmi nra w o r ld ’s . Greatest A M U 5 IM IN T I N S T I T U T I O N Members of Circle No. I of the Womens Society o f Christian Set vice* of tha Flrat Methodist Chuich met In th* church annex for their annual ChrDtmaa luncheon and tusiness moiling on Monday nt noon. The table was laid for 4‘J and was arranged In a “ T " forma­ tion, covered with a white cloth. Sprays of m l poimselliaa v^ere used In decoraWlg. • Binging to the accompaniment of Mrs. L. S. Hnrkey and Mr*. Ed­ ward Kirchrr s i s enjoyed bv thr members throughout Uie hour. Mrs. Walter-Rninrs wn* voted the out standing tnctnber of the year for her wo, k in membcrsnlp standi merit and as treasurer. She was presented with n plate t$> add to her colls’Ctiou o f snti<|Ue china Mrs. C. R. Lord and Mrs. Hnrkey weie presented corsages in ap precinlion for their outstanding leadership and attendance. Mrs Kircher. a guest, was given a novelty Santa stocking. A garden plant was given to Mrs. C. If. Cog burn in npprecintiun of her leader ship as curie rhalrmnit. A short business meeting was held following the luncheon." Mrs. M- E. Baker, secretary, sav.- a ir port of the rest Its of the project* dulny the past year, Including the donation to the T. B. Milk Fund, enteitainnirnt for '.he inmates of the County Home, clothing sent overseas and Bed Cross activities. Miss Maid* Chapman, church secretary, spoke on Ihe district conferenc to l«e held at Ihc church Ion Thursday and Friday of thi* week. About 100 delegates file expected to he present. The meeting adjourned with the singing of "Auld Lang Syne . Those r.ttending were Mi*. t.»nlti« Kirkland, Tampa Mrs J. F. I'-’ uelte. Mr*. Raines, Mr*. W. A. Muni' *bum. Mm. H » kcii Mr*. J; C. Davis, ill** Mnbrl i ’ha|>man. visitor, Mrs. Itny D. Green, Mrs. Roy Tllli*. Mrs. C. C. Drie»t. Mi*. I * n. Harkey. Mn. FMwatd Kirchir, visitor, Mis. W. B. Jar­ rell. Mm. W. M. Black. Mm. J. C. Hall. Mr*. W. Price Heard,-Ml*. K. H. Lan»y. Mm. Clarke U « h ' ardy, M"m. Mable Blount. Mra. L T. Does, Mr*. I*. P. Hagan, Mr*. 8. P. Oolyn, Mr*. Clarence Smith, Hr*.’ Aaron D. Johnston, Mrs. R. H. Reelv. Mrs. II. B. Gray. Mr*. R M. Mason. Mr*, n. 8. Mitchell, Mm. I.. L. 8HI. Mi*. Silvia KidmU. Mi*. R. (1. Hlck*on. Mr*. Ix>rd and Mr*. W. K. Smith _ • Pupil* of room three of t! Sanford Grammar School rtccin ly.presented a 1 nanksttiving |»r gram In the auditori'.iiii of th school with many of the paren. I in attendance. I l (1 I S The proirram o|H-ned with' tin _____ _ _ _ _ _ grou p singing Thanlugiviri .nilKs and Psalm 117 wai Use. ohn E. Priddle *** b**e scripture. The mornii have been the I n ™ )'« was the Doxclogy. Tv* i'layg were presented the fir C l.... of iL L*l. l*eing the "story the. First Thanksgiving in America." The first »ccn* whs laid «r. Mrs. O. T. Pearson has return­ ed to Sanford to live after work*, the snip “ Mayflower" ami thIng In Fort Pierce for sevetal scene fallowing was the lundhu In America ami the last was th. weeks. governor signing the proclamn Mr. and Alts. Donald K. Pear­ tion of Thanksgiving. The second son and son Donald. Jr. spent whs a mialeni play with the sui* the Thanksgiving holiday's with je*' being what n rich boy ha his parents, returning Sunday to to Im thankful for. Gaineavillo where he la attending . Mr*. D. K. Me Nab was the ac­ companist for the singing. college. SPF.KI) 1.IMIIKH ’ Mr*. John M. Morgan o f At­ lanta and Miss Ruth Mettinger of Jacksonville have returned home after spsndlng the past week with Mr. Walter Morgan at th* Valdes Hotel. Christian Church (iroun Holds Meeting I __ The Woman's Council of the Fits* Christian Church met ot Monday evening at the home ei M i> Kay For. The hostesses for the meeting were Mrs. D. D. I -undies* uml .Mrs. J. aids. The ini din g was preside.! over by Mrs. J. L. Hot ‘M rJ* i the pe®want »>ade r A 'X ir V 'im „ nJ , cv nd„ .,, , f|ir , |.|nn, w (r ( , those who u season. ,\t the rntn llr, . meeting menls consist pumpkin pics Francis Kearnol Blackburn and Gerald Collin* of Zion. Ky. air spending a vacation at the home o f J. Tilden Jawba irt U ke.' Montoe. Tlie Blackburn* are rnrIdoyrd at the UoltYUTo Medical i)e|>ot from which Gerald. wl.,v lias just recently 'returned from Japan, will be discharged. j ------•* I House guest* at the Y. C. Hal linger home on the Country Club Road are Mr*. Ballinger’*'nephew and wife, Mr. and Mr*. George Hinchliffe . of Long Island and Glenn It. Swope of- Sluncle. Ind. They were joined „ver th* week­ end by Gratia nod Eugene Owen Celery of Lake Mary. PETERSBU RG . l>-, o’ t. ■/»• In .• a ll" . 1m il•- f i* . Tli#.-* i.tl.i prr>tici f-r lii.i that th.r will 1,10 provide <octa!jat!c Pnxnvifrr train, trxvilin; m St, f Prfrr»t>urK nnir will >e (unite,I t> ~ , a speed of 15 tuxfr* an lu-ur ill mill * town and -5 niO.ru an t.mir in tl-r j .uliurba. The St. I ’eleishtirg rttj1 today adopted :,n orriinun>-c .citing lh«* «p**d limit, in an rf „ ? <rt to prevent rolli.ion. betwre* Siam, an automobile.. nhirh li«v«* . Ineii mimrmu* rtn ’iitly Tin* coyn - ir ‘ l net a maximum |tvlaity of fjun i ; fine and .Ml dav. in .1 I fm t ju lv » j •.iuii of the ortliipyict-' . _ L L . N O . 148 ' ■ m. . . . . 1 Among those attending the Ballet Russc concert In Orlando recently- were Mrs.* Edgar Mit­ chell. Mis* Ruth Hale and Mrs. J. C. Mitelirll. «T r 1 «*ur*hl|> j/l'| iIJmtBtlori o f o ff mi oil lialu.l.ie., in 'rith ir llriti.li in the ISti**hui man net. Orange City Hotel Friday, Dec. 6 BIRTH ANNOUNCEM ENT ' Lieut, and Mrs. Vincent .A. <):()<! to 12:00 Daley announce the birth of n PROGRAM ADOPTED '.JUithter, Dawnell Gayle, on lire, A dm ission K K A N K H 'R T . Gr: —ju >..IV o i . ■I a' tho Kcrnald-Laughtim MemCouple 1.00 nil- American mltrVa ’ .-over" ••rial lln.pitnl. Mrs. Dairy will Tax .10 TO K Y O , Dec. I. bV» Tin pro tnent nfficials In Cermany -aid ho rcmvtnliered as the former Marjorie June Burdick. vosi inarshsl's office in Tokyo .li. today the so-calle.l -•*-,,laliratl*i*i s' ossn! today the stre.t ,.f a .lap 7 program adopted hv the lir r n ia n anese-American soldie. who ?l -tale of Gienter lles«r on tMinday l-stH!*_fea* him *•*1 dump Hint actually will affect only n s iw l Casselberry News fid,(top fronv Japanese liuildi' con*ractors over h two month pet By Jane Willlaaie Casselberry imp The sn'dicr we- attachnl -n a unit dealing with .Linnnrsr hnilders renovatlnfc Tokyo MIVt« C H R I S T M A S CrIFF S U G G E S T I O N I. »-'■* •» l'SV« ilil,d".-d *h. ,h0. „ , money simply by threatening to Swearingen and Mrs U! nif fill.her wolk at the home of the I The Nicest Gifl and One Your Family Will Krntly " f NoT. tins College when he return-. A p p recia te * . , ' “ l1l,d J IT v American la-gum P«>.t No. IK:t i ' '''‘". Halls. Mr*. 1 and Legion Auxiliary will meet ,';*r" ‘ iPf- " l\V I ? ! ” 1; Wednesday at ihc library in *,rN, ..''‘S f l ’ V Lnngwood at K P. M. Mr. and Mrs. ia-pnunl ( ‘.i - «•Iberry-were host* ut a catd paity last Saturday evening at the Asatea luMlge, Tln>»e pre.ent were Mr. and Mr*. H o w a r d Gltene. Mr. and Mrs. K cii Wat*on. Mr. rind Mis. Ilihhiinl I'n-sellicrry. Jr,, Mrv and Mis. Vein# Woodward. Mr. and Mrs. \V W. I.nwricimilk Mi<» Judy G.uland. 9 F lo rid Mes*r*. Tally llattaway. i lif HaMawax. Remo llnttnwa* • •" my Cooke. Sonny King. 11/11 k 'l linm* and Jiili"* C>dle. Young Jeu> I.ybiMiid i. h.m-.g u e s t of Mi. and Mr* Paul Bates. Jerry I* s nephew ef MiV. Bate*. RAYMOND STUDIO Grate Dance, Given For Alumni Mr. nnd'Mr*. Emmett Pearson, spent the Thanksgiving holiday* j with hi* mother Mrs. Ruth Prut son of -Panin Mr. Pearson is at lending the University at Gntnrvllle. Also l.isut. Jack Penrsoli , and Mr*. Pearson aie visiting hi* mother. I.leut. Pearson is on terminal leave front the Army Air Forces, lie was a bombet pilot during the war and spent several months a* a prisoner »f Jar In Germany. n s p a r in g ly riiu rsd a y , l)e Jimmy Stripling Honored With Party Jimmy .Stripling was honored on his ninth birthday with s party given by his mother. Mrs. I Nell Htripling at her home. U1U. Klin Av*. A pink and blue color scheme was uned l» the decora­ tions. Games were plnyrd and! were under the drier urn « f j Dorothy and Doris Anderson and, prixe.s were awarded to the win-, nrr*. Balloon* ami whistle* were given x* favors. Those enjoying the oernsion; rfTTTr*"Jimmy were Jinmiir John-' son. Clark Till!*. Billie Webb,I Betty Bryan, , N a d l n e Webb,! Preddlc Knight’,' Vaughn Webb, Gregory Wnlkly. I'attv Walker, Teddv Walker, Ihlly Tyir. Shli,, ley Tyre r.nd Randall lasvender. Ca r d of th anks Wr wish to uke thi- in. an expressing our thanks fm m*nv acta of kindm-'* and fl offerings extended t,y mu fm during the illne*s and drnth .J loved one, Mrs. Beatrice h 0. F. Woodson Mr*. Clyde Slinsnn Provincetmvn Players Cn*selV‘'rry, Route 17- Kcgjnald and ltit;i (voode Slewnrl Schneider lxrcke Williams, Jr. 4p Stratton In the pcpulnr comcdv "The Second Mnn” (Played by Noel Coward) 1 yr. in N. Y. City Opening Tonight 8:15 P. IM. Performance* Wednesdn y, I Sal Thura Scats 1.00 Rc»crveH Seal* 1.25 (plus tax) Phone Winter Park 827-J 1 lo 2 and 6 to 8 P. M. Make the Tourist (Vntur at tlu* ( ’hamber " f ( ’nmmmv HuiMing your lioaiitiuarlers. Thu Seminole County Chamber of Com­ merce is planning various forms of eu tertaining. To accomplish this it is necessary to have your name and local address. MORE FUN THAN A PARTY That's What the Roy* and Girl* Say When Learning Nol only Diction Not only Kxprcaaion Name Not only Body Co-ordination Hut LOTS MORE . .♦ For Boya and Girla agea 6 to 13. This ad ia your FREE pats for 1 lesson. Bring it tp the Womans Club Oak Avenue. Thursday, December 4 al 3:30 P. M, Tuition rales are very reasonable. Ix»cnl Address Phonh .... . J 'T he Lcuser Dramatic Studios * 318 Oak Avenue INNERSPRING MATTRESSES BOX SPRINGS HOLLYWOOD BEDS The fsIrssUo, ipring-glod Ifoofcec* of o thousand 8ow*»* — nod* wRb a ror* bench me s — ly Imprisoned for you kt Eltiobsih Arden» new Mdte Heurs Eou de ToBaHa. IAU 0» tO«m fOew) 7.5m • ran;**, m WE SIANUFACTURE BEDDING OF DISTINCTION WE REBUILD •. I ».cx>, tsjo, r.s o Mltmo MWMK.UOO EVJ2RYTHING I N B E D D IN G USE OUR BUDGET PLAN AND “P A Y AS Y O U REST” .11 U y Wodnesdayc ^ A-. TS-JfP A R E ID E A L C H R ISTM AS.G IFTS UP SWING— Music by 4 Grekt Bands SMOKE RINGS— Favorites of All Time GETTING SENTIMENTAL— with T. Dorsey BY REQUEST— Groat Songs by James Melton 1. 2, 3 KICK— Congas by Xaviar Cugat CHRISTMAS CAROLS—Organ and Chon.s WALLER ON THE IVORIES—Fata Waller MERRY XMAS MUSIC—Perry Como RHAPSODY IN BLUE— Boston Pops POLONAISE— Al Goodman PETER AND THE WOLF— Sterling Holloway GRAND CANYON SUITE* 3.31 3.31 3.31 3.12 3.31 2.68 3.31 3.31 2.25 3.31 • U T ^ ABCLAC K ^AM B0 and tha TWINS 1.52 Matched Leather Vanities, and.. Uvernighters " ^ UTK ARE pleased to announce that our luggage atock fits now complete. Our prices arc the lowest you’ll find anywhere. Come in and let us show you now things in lenthcr. FURNITURE CO ‘ FIRST STREET PHONE 1I1WEST let ST. PHONE 953 CORRECT MEN’S WEAR ■ j jl • - — u r ., =v- /•j ? • T3 ___SSL �1. fljft"W»jl PACE FOUR WEDNESDAY, DEC. 4, 1946 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 Arm y, NotreDaine Place Two Men On Mythical Eleven Davis and Felix Blanchard, Army'* irresistible harks, became today the first pair of teammates ever to achieve the All*America football team for three consecutive years. ' This gave ArtnyCJwo places on. The 1946 Associated Press team, a distinction also won by Notre I tame. Starting with Walter Camp's Tech’ s Duke, Georgias first AII'Amcrira selection In IKA9, continuing through The Ai* Trippi A re Selected and teams, only 15 men previous t«r On No. One Team Davis .and Blanchard won first team honors for three or mor* consecutive years. The last was Itjp TKIl SM1T5 . * A P General Sport* Vdltnr Red Grange, Illinois halfback of NEW YORK, Dee. 4, </P>—Glenn 1923, 1921, and 1925. Nrver before have toammalrs accomplished this feat. ' Notre Dame's finest were John Lujack, crafty quarterback, and George Connor, towering tackle. Whereat in 1915 Army so complrtely overpowered sll collegiate competition as to place five men on,the first team, this year found the Cadets much' closer pressed. Geographical d is tr ib u tio n of men on the first three teams re* fleets a swing of football's wartime center of gravity in the east towards the west and south. The east placed two men on the first team— Blanchard nnd Davis; the south three, the midwest four, the southwest one, and the far The 1946 A P All-American Position Pinyfi* and oCIIfrc End BURIt BALDWIN, UCLA Tackle DICK HUFFMAN, Tennessee Guard WELDON HUMBLE, Bice . Center PAUL DUKE, Georgia Tech SENIOR Guard ALEX AGASE, Illinois ' SENIOR Tackle GEORGE CONNOR, Notre DnrtwJUNIOR End ELMER MADAR, Michlgnn SENIOR Back JOHN LUJACK,‘ Notre Dame JUNIOR Back CHARLES TRIPPI, Georgin SENIOR Back 'GLENN DAVIS, Army (x)JUNIOR Back 'FE LIS BLANfJHARD, Army (x)JUNIOR Height 6-1 6-2 6-1 Weight 196 230 216 6-1 6-10 6-3 6-10 6-0 560-0 210. 101 226 180 180 11 190 9 170 205 . ' 'Repeaters from 19 it and 1945 tennis. (x ) Although juniors, Davis and Blanchard grndunte next June under West Point’s accelerated war course of study. FOR RENT 6 NICELY furnished bedroom, hot water, Gentlemen preferred. .119 W. 3rd 81, ROOM for rant,- 905 t'aiainn III ’■ Ph. MO W. ARTICLES FOR SALE •on* .beforn winter, II. B, Pope Co., Inr. BOO 9 WORK WANTED EXPERT painting — contract or hourly basis. S. G. Crognn, Free estimate*. I’h. 1131 or 7F.1- SWRKT Hamlin orange* 2c r It. W, Lord. 1‘hone 7KK-W. DRESSMAKING in ymn with my maehlna. 75c i HEADQUARTERS for Otrlsimn* Mrs, Coker, Ph. Co. 4502. gift*, toy*, game., hook*, doll*. Buy now on budget or Iny-owny, PART. Iline Job by vetera n Timm l a i u i e comer room with kitchen Flre»|(in( B I i i i m , 111 K. First as Derkner. Pti. 11S2-W. privilege*. Working couple pre­ ferred. No drinking. 129 W, faXTEIHOK and .Interior painting le t St. GAS WATER heater. Good Bent material* used. I'h. 1*93. tlnn <15.00, Phone 2R0-tV Cl,FAN bedroom*, twin bedtwo grptlrmen, <5.1X1 each, FOR SAI.Ei Wooden, stavA burLOANS water, maid service. Mu* rid*. Make excellent feed and tulier. 42# W. !*t Si. grain container*, $1.90 each. l o a n s Ma u i ; Southern Chemical*, 2llt N.KIni FROM <10 TO <ioo 2 WANTED TO RENT Ave. itrlrt privacy; fast servlr* FLORIDA LOAN CO. W ANTED to rent one or two room Golf clubs, 3 192 Hanford Avenue furnished a p BT I m e rU , I'lione Phone 91 -W. 1047 R. IIO H ltO W H H KK WHERE .SALE: Fried Jumbo Shrimp p r i v a c y ih k k s i *f x t i :d 3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR lilnner 11.0(1 lit llumcr's Soda YOlJR naluial dealre for privacy in money - matter* la .itrletlv DI! SALE: A cute little stucco ratpecled here. Friend* am* bungalow with extra lot, some GIRL’S bicycle, exw relative* ara not uueitlon** new tire* and tulo fruit Ire#*. Price only J1'i9P,9<l, a* out your credit. —rour em­ AW-. Plume 1111. Edward F. I.n ployer or business associate* will not hear of >u*r periuntl 14 room house, centrally located. FDR SALE: Wine for your frull affair*. Thera la no caute fat rake at Homer's Soda Shop. Ideal for rooming houm*. Srr ownfr, :i00 W. ftih ftC. M M S A L E : Living room *uili* PLEASANT, well furnluhrd room 609 Palmetto Ave. l I ilK pALK from owner, lni*f it‘i* •onahU', til locnlioh. 1* O $75410. Excellent Phone 269 .1 r o n d it t n ii t ARTICLES FOR SALE 12 Popular Seat Covtrs a m I N OLE TIR E SHOP SttiNH ITATION leathers in most 6 A R T IC L E ! ! W A N T E D ojors and large aeleellon of [ood Upholatsry fabric*. Robert L Brown, 29il N. Orange I'L L H U T your re, -cganlletsi of age rr condition. H e- Reel, Lv«„ Orlando, Fla. 300 W 2nd SL ___ , records. The Music USED pianos for ca*h. The Muilc Box, phone 053. FLOOR MATS . i for all model* ChevrileU and Ford* , ftEH IN O LK T IR E SHOP ABpEN and lawn seed; Vlgoro Pertillxer. The Sanford X-Cel fitone, 2nd A Sanford. PAM PAS N U H H K IIl»i ' P.XAS HOSES. Eveibloomlug Florida Rose*, Axaleua, ,Camel, till, Grafted Gardenia*, Bush A lima min, Croluii*, Ixnra*, Hy­ drangeas, Acalphyas, Pineapple Palms, Red Orange Pink und Parpla Bouganvilla, Ligtrstrum, Double Yellow Hlbiicu*. Evergr«cnr, Grafted Avarodd*. Gitru» TTcex, Pecan*, Flg«, Per•Imrnoii*, Grape*. The Meat'Complcl* Variety Poislble C. B. HUGHES, PAMPAS NURSERIES ' Sammki, Florida and 162 Bo, Penlmula Drive, t- - Daytona Beach 10 miles East of Sanford S P E C I A L S F A V IC E 3 Show rard* and pueter* O— l.'REH SIGN (IKKVICK O. D. Land re**. Phono 1021 RKNT A CAM YOU DRIVE IT I’ llONK 200 flTHICK LA ND-MirrfRIHON '.'-DRIVB-IT, INC. MAGS wnnled—fred, fertlliter. DODGE . PLYM CUTB Highest cash price. Write Cen­ PARTS AND SERVICE tral City Bag Co. Box 2402, Or­ 109 Palmetto Ave. Phone t i l l lando. . ELFa TRIG appliance repairs— we repair washing machine*, varcutn cleaners, fin ji,' mixers, Trotter Appliance Service, 304 Wanted to buy— W. 2nd St., Phono 1064-J. bile. Phone 12J-M AUTOMOBILE A radiators re­ paired. Wright A Cohan Oar­ 7 Pats, Livestock, Supplies age, 21at A French, Ph, lOOB-J, rrou ciiT O N a w a t s o n , 1201 Celery Ave. Hai Purina Feeds. GIVE u* your order for baby ehlcki. The S a n f o r d ‘X-Cel Store, 2nd A Sanford. GERMAN police puppies, 2 month* old, full blooded <20.00, opposite Dr. linker Dairy, J. V, Martin, Route 2 - Box OH. All-American Second and OND TEAM POSITION aldwin, Arkansas END •ratio, Southern California TACKLE tstrangclo, Notre Dame GUARD Meeks, South Carolina CENTER idros, Oklahoma GUARD Amllng, Ohio State TACKLE I Linen. ,l.!. of Wnshineinn END Third! Teams George Strohmeycr, Notre Dame Herbert St. John, Georgin Frank Wydo, 'Cornell Henry Foidbcrg, ArmyRay Evans, Kansas ' Arnold Tucker, Army Charlie Justice, No. Car, Harry, Gilmer, Alabama west one. Taking Into acr-nmi the went mi to *ramp himself a* the full squad of three linin*, the eu*l *ii|ielli player that ho in— mlriity bail six, tint south nine, the south­ on defense, a great, teum player, west three, the midwest 19, mid il&ngeciun because of hi* 'great the fur west fivr. sptrd uHil weight, iim^ seemingly Standing in the fio n l rank in alwny* capable' of picking Up yard*, were neeileil, the niidwest with Notre Dame'* whatever Lujack ami Connor nrt* -Elmer llhiiifhiml 'carried ill,1 ball up to Mndar, Mirhigtm'a powerful defen­ the Navy gnme 195 time* for 510 sive end, nnd Alex Agn-e. guard yard*. on n strong Illinois tenm. fo o l Field General Southern <'onlril>ulh>tn> Qtiailerhack of this above aver The south'* rnntril ill ion s In tins age All America back field I- Lufirst tenm are, Dirk lluf/tuun, 219- jnrfc, eool field giiteral of Notre pournl Tennessee lorkle, Paul D . m iic I'mler the" Notre Dame Duke, George Tech eentei t|r *V»l«ni hi- rnrely carried the ball, rlaimnl by many n* grealrit i hot when tt came hi* way he t year*; abuwed he could run with it. collegiate center of Gemg la An areuiate passer. a keen nnamt Charles Trippi. rulining “ f iip|in*ing i1rfeii*e«. on In back who is a wo v,, tpiring field It-adet, nnd—above nr Wei- 1,11 » key secondary defender - gunid, whose flying tnrklr* cut down rr Until- many a touchdown run, Lujack surh .« hi'1* 6tir to go on to another senn’* vie- mtional *ea»on in IJI7. In seven mines, Lit jack threw H2.|ia«*ea for !Mli rea- 86 completion*, with *la»*Vderfepintc id- H°ne, nnd n total vardnjc nf 626. yt footIn their specialised field* there he *u.r t*1** not much to chooser between I .. ' Iwjn'ck nml the man who directed it lim-k "ml Blanchard, Arnold Tuckhirhr-t *’f- When they opposed each other * * the honor* were altnoil even, hut ■arkfield' ‘,Yrr t**e *rai,on Lujack emerged i rir.i with the Iwiter record. —Jlobl ' A* if l.ujsrk's passing and Ihtvi*' , and Blanchard'* running were not v- ' ’ rnough for the first team hackfield, ernarul ‘ he fourth member, Trippi, came Fisherman? er liice guard, Hamilton Nishol*, Jr., who wns on the All-Ainrrlrn GET ms . mi astonishing number of tnrklc* evBry Saturday anil in the critical game with Ohio Stair, he stopped Joe Whlsler als-inehpi froin the goal line mi o play that helped turn the tide of victory. Many Outstanding ('enters Few years have seen a* many outstanding center* os 1946— iitynnl Meeks of Smith Carolina, George Slrohmeyer of Notre Dame, John Cnnnody of Indiana, Chuck lledaarik of Pennsylvania, Roland Nabors of Texas Tech. Bill lowering over slj was Duke of Georgia Tech. Coach iltm le Moo.c nf Louisiana Stcte call* him "ler* rlfic" nnd when Coach Henry Frnkn of Tulane made hi* South­ east Conference selections he cir­ cled Duke’s name amt wrote ‘ ‘great." “ • ‘ The season wn» unique in one lespect. Never Imfnre have o* many pievlou* first tram AU­ GIFTS W H E R E FISHERM EN . TRADE! Fresh W ater R EELS $6.50, $11.00, $12.50 Kalamazoo, Ocean City, Langlay Heddon Pal RODS—Super Deluxe $25.00 He Need* No Belter BOYS RODS 85c and $2 50 We* Handle the Best in 'Pop Grade Hard Braided Nylon and Silk Lines T A C K L E BOXES M IN N O W BU CK E TS . $0 75 $2.60 Falls City Floatinu M IN N O W SEINKS Heddon LU K E S 152.50 up $1.25, $1-35. $1,511 Juit Arrived a Large Selection of Favorites We Have The One* the SPECS Are Hitting Toot Back Rest B O A T SE ATS $2.35.& $3,98 P L A S T IC CUSHIONS $2.50 Kapox CUSHIONS $2-85 and $3*25 Boat OARS and Canoe Paddles $2.25 ud times would run towards hi* own gbal cornered and somehow find an opening that did not seem to VETERAN'S TERM ITE CONTROL c n formerly the W, D. Melton Ex­ terminating Co.—fi years guaran­ teed contract, bonded and In•urnl, *8 year* experience. For free inspection* and estimate Phone 6 ot wrlle P. O. Box 73 iemgwood, Fla. i’Xi»t f o r a get-away that meant .« FISHERMAN PUBLIC stenographer. 110 N. Park. Phone 4120. • Cockar spaniel pupnlea— registered black male*. -Select now for PIANO tuning and repairing. Last Chrlalmas^Dellvery. Phone 462IH year* with Cable Piano Com­ pany and University o f IlllnoU, Champaign*, Urhana, HI. L. L. COW pnny for sale or trade. W. J Sill, Residence Phone 6II-W or Jones. W. 1st St. Box 99. 1 TUXEDO FREDS—complete line. Music Box, Phone 963. FOB SALE : Kerry Blue terrier ■ Hunt's Tuxedo Peed Store. yplea-rrglstered-10 weeks old. DEPENDABLE r^dTo service. The |GRIP LOCK Phone 9U. _ A. Best, Phone county 3105. •—Muilc■■Box, | a — i.m^ ,>*^w— 16" TACKLE BOX WE repair domestic and commer­ FOR SALE —” XkC reglstereil HANFORD HARDWARE CO, cial icfrlgerator*, electric ap­ Cockrr Spanltl—blonds, black*. v. 210 East First St. pliance*, washing machine*, Iron* Chatnplan stock— puppies and and toaster*. 308 Hanford' Avo. CL1 CONCRETE Co. J. E. grown dog*. Stud service. Merdvillager, J r, Mgr. Cement Ph. 859-J, John Glllon. wood. Kennels—Phone 805-J. ter Proofing —• Building BERTH SEWING ika — Sawer Pip*. 809 T HELP WANTED r m a c h in e GIRL for soda fountain a'. Lan. ay’a Drag Store. Part *4m\ or FLOWERS for all occasions (N E ILL « YOST. FLORIST Celery Ava, Juit o ff Slnea lea ph. 403,~ residence ph, 010-1! FEBN SEED PA RAG US PLUMOHA NANUS ^NRW CROP-FREHH-FKRN . td from Maly. Delivery In ary. Place your order now. raf filled In order received, 140.00 per pound, ono half with order. M. M. "Jack” >r4 Box 1404 Deland, Fla. GALLON i THERMOS JUGS with (pickets 'ORD HARDW ARE CO. gfcat First Bt, and fixtures, concrete Us. 1 Pr rubber Kipp. 700 W. 9th snop Build your proiem machine Into a purtabl* electric. Install the backward and forward attach­ ment. Repair all makes. SttpW ANTED— Young lady v»ho can pllsw for all machines. 118 mb .keep hooka and.ltam floral work. French Ave. Phone 1190, A. K, Rnssettar, Ph. 812-W. FOR Carpenter Jobbing and Paint­ Wanted, a woman-for housework, ing see Jam** M. Phillip*. Rt. t 107 N. Locust. ‘ Box 164. HELP W ANTED — Experienced W A T cil and til-OCK Repairing. salesman, Firestone Store* "Get It when you want It.” TUB IIOMK SHOP L GOOD JOBS FOR FORMER 1700 Sanford Av«, Phona 1148-1 ARMY, N A V Y, M A R IN E AND C0A8T GUARD SPECIALISTS Job Mas. Grades CURTAINS, lace table cloth* A luncheon net*, washed, starched Cook 060 6, 4 and stretehad, 818 Ifatlanrillr, Pharmacist ,;gmML...!49 4,, 3 Phone 879. Photographer ____ ....188 6, 4 » Translator 807 8, 4, 3 » NOTICES—-PERSONAL Operators, NCO 4 1 4 ,1 4 ,8 Llasorf Pilot ..771 6, 4, J BEMINOLB TIR E SHOP Po*lal O erk 1 ...-. .060 6 ,4 201 North Park and many other akIUa- Qualified Telephone 87 Am y . r» Navy, Marina or vV*8 Coast4 •J f n'Xi *Yj| £ 9InDft pT Ouard vetarans who hatd any of ORLANDO Morning Benllnil— Star some 400 occupational special circulation office telephone num­ •tie* for O.tobntn* or moro may ber changed to U66-J. now enlist In the new Regular Army at a grad* depending.upon the length of your previous oc­ 14 LOST A FOUND cupational specialty eerric*. Naw high Arm y pay end the opport­ LOST—yellow kitten. Reward ft unities for advancement make an i return or information .to 708 I 5nd Street. .Army career mor* attractive now than arm before, Stop In SALT WATER a discharged' veteran, or. In the case o f Blanchard and Pnvls, * member o f the armed forcea. Blanchard-.and Davla. although listed as Junior*, finish at West Point in Jun* because, o f the ac­ celerated course or study imposed by war. lately have superlative* heen bestowed so Freely on two back* as they hav# on Daria and Blanch­ ard. Some observer* rati Dari* the greatest running back ever. Be that as it may. Arm y'* oppontnta', from Notre Dame and Michi­ gan down, found him a constant, nerve-wracking manaet. . Great All Around ., With half • a chance, he was ewap, shaking loose tackier*, step­ ping around and over a defense that dften was battered djxwn personally by hi* mighty team­ mate and blocker, Blanchard. In f A R R I.I.l'S FISHERMAN P E N N REELS Penn Deep Sen REELS $3.85 to $8.25 $35.00 The Senator OCEAN CITY. Montague Split Bamboo RODS $9.15 .$13*25 6 Fool Jointed •iCAPUDINE CUTTY HUNK LINES in LINEN nnd NYLON Pound Teat to 72 *- TACK LE BOXES—Large $6.75 Fish Scalers, Knives, Barometers. Stringers and Hundreds; of other j • Fishing Tackle Items GUARANTEE a„d MAINTAIN REPAIR DEPARTMENT FOR OUR SPORTS EQUIPM€NI �A . is J. » ' ■' • ' •*• .«• ✓ .i,*V... - ' : : i r «» . -, - i~. • ' ^ .. *• ' V • • 31 . THE WEATHER J 4 ui n iiv T h e r a li la S iren nth— ta U Unity Them StrengthT » rrolort the Peace at Iba Wiridi Ta t i w n l i Iba Praireaa at America| Ta PrW art Prosperity for Baafart; AN INDEPENDENT DAILY /~ E a U b lU h t d 1908 VOLUME XXXVIII 1■. i . ' . ' f ° FLORIDA, NEW SPAPEK THURSDAY, DEC. 5. 1948 Associated Press L u itd Wire _ A. F, ofL. President Proposes Truce In Soft Coal Strike ItotarinnH Inspect Celery Packaging' Machine # Situation Chief Executive Is Expected To Urge Miners To Go Back i To W ork In Talk WASHINGTON, Doc. G — (fP) — President Truman will addreos the nation by radio at 9:30 P. M. on Sun­ day night. Tho President * will discuss the coal crisis in * speech lasting at least 20 minutes and possibly longer. Mr,-. Truman’s address will or General Strike In Oakland Ends By Compromise Coal Miners Are AH With Lewis, Survey Reveals City Agrees Not To Use Police In Hit­ ting Picket Lines - V ■ the Um« r Roan asserted that Mr. Truman will dbcusa the situation groVv. Ing out o f tho cool strike. A l­ though Roig did not say in. It U exported thr.t tb* President 5 will appeal.to thi r.oft coal min­ ers to return to'th sir Jobs. H* is believed to hgro withheld his ithh decision to maki tho speech un­ til after John lZ Lewis’ contempt of court trisl was concluded. Meanwhile, the" government Is looking over the so-called “ Tole­ do Plan” Us a possible solution a., A ln )\ n p .M s n a rr r m P til to America's labor-hiansgemetit problem. Stabilisation Director John Hteelman ha* passed the plsn along to President Truman Jk to see if it can he applied on a national tealo to legislation to be proposed to the new Con­ gress. The “ Toledo Plan" works un*. der an agreed-upon charter of principles and tho Toledo committse holds informal as well as formal hearings. Th* commit too is made up of mm from all in­ terested groups, labor, manage­ ment and the public. . The vice mayor of Toledo. * Ohio, Michael Disails, be leves tho plsn can work nationally as it has In Toledo. Ho suggested a commute* of IB members terh from labor, management and public group* with tho president a> chairman, lie aald proMerti* could be studied for a 00-day period, during which there would b« no strikes, and then a re­ port .would be submitted .as ^to the test appoach fdr settlement of any dispute. Dlsslle said U>« i f plan has worked In Totedo, Ohio, bscaus* the members of the local 'committoo enjoy a mutual confldcnce and understanding. - f i.* -.t •• dicted by the Nallsnsl Aspo­ rtation of Home Builders. Th* association added In a state­ ment that 400.000 homes for 'rlrrsns now betna built pill lie kept from completion »m ie the embargo is In rffec\. Thr home builders sail that suprnrion of lumber shipments will be fell Immediately. . - O A X I-A M T Calir.'. Dee. 5. M l — A F of l, leaders ngrerd this morning to ep j the general strike in the city of Oakland. City Manager John Hassler disdosed‘ a truce agreement with union cjtieft. Hassler said a re­ turn to work order will be given to all union business agent* at * meeting today at 10:00 A. M , Pacific Time. Th« settlement ha* hern con­ firmed by a union statement. It will end the general tieup at Oakland which has strangled commerce In East Hay cities for tw„ days. A K of I, statements say the agreement is ttasrd on the con­ ditions that Oakland police will not he used in -breaking union picket lines, and that city o ffi­ cials will 11 main neutral In lalior disputes. Hassler said he agreed to the peace terms at an early morning conference. Th* general strike is the fifth of it* kind In th* history of the American Labor movemoal. It* approaching end finds 1,000.000 East Bay resident* without transportation, food and other necoMitie* of life In short sup­ ply. and tho city of Oakland un­ der a state of emergency. The settlement terms were agreed tn shortly after an an* nounccmenl lhat ihe A r (,» ^ Teamfttetn Uo*on ami tho Independent M achin ists Union woujd return to work today. The source of the pule, the Kahn and Hastings retail stores, still are bound. Th* labor dissension be­ gan last October when the Re­ tail Merchant Association de­ clined to nego.iats a contract for tha tw„ stores alono. The association hns insisted on hlan ket negotiations for w l mem­ ber* stores when -"d If the union proved that a " ' ^ ° ri‘uy s to re employes the .tore employe, wsro union members. Member* o f the Banford H o u r) Club wre jMtowii i»t th#* BUtlt .Marhtnr Shop where they recently in»prct««l a c r ln y wuppm u m.iihin* which trinut celery tops and wrapt thr kiwrr portion ol v&c\\ >.ulk n cellophane. *t the fe m e Unir tikserttni; a tradr label The {m ckaftiu machine U the Invention of I jouI s Marka t»f W olcott N Y a utowr. under whose direction the machine u x i producrO ut the Ahof» Mi “ with I-. 11. Kramer, UV* W ale, citrua r n W r permanent chairman, more »h«n 100 fruit and vvgeUbla hav« drafted Jhrro resolution. "S B T u S lk i' 0 Florida delegation «« In Washtho Florida ingUn would balp to break govemmental TaatxtcUoo* on f.rtlHaar into tha atata. Tha confaronaa aalA that with winter .fruit and v*«.Uhl*i pro- v,^ V ( iroEn" a‘h°>eu^ W b r t a s r t %. •uppll.. of ly needed tharo during tho tar. • A -rsa g a r& s* < a !S M a ' s s 5 a « ar a»ked by Agrteultura. that auch E ra i ______ Smith Was grporlrd J® * compound fracture of tha tnkUHa fivaKta Sanford. Kngirmar Jo* it ary, had h Well*, rtaident of I-aka Ma ih .H n up a sprained ankl. ami w.s ah and bruUad a. the rc.ult ruissu •* •••• ---l*t of hla Jump from tbo anglnical’' *5*®®] ng to W .'R. Varn of doctor on th. V*ln. who w . i not injured. -Rusa.H Waldsn. . negro brake man, al.o of S.nford,<had a Th. coUl.ion occurred U * « urv®: Ct ha* bean attributed by railroad men to Improper flag protection. Th. an. in. of th. oncoming train Tb« am ini l a ! doralUd bv th# 'mpact. sUo four* o f the car* behind I t Twroa ror.V7 f ‘t h V r « . l frolght - m ,!rrn0U*hmL C.rgo.# «t and citrua fruit w .r. raportad to have been acattarod^ about. ^Tha Injured men wer. hospital In Kleilmmee. Pepper Blames Strike On Repubican Win M fAM I, Dec. 6, M l - In- the view o f 8«nator Claude Pepper of Florida, blame for the coal •trlka should be plscrd on Re­ publicans who, ss Pepper put It, “ scuttled price control in the 7»th Cong rose." Th* Florlds Senator, long a champion o f Labor, said today that th* .fine* Disced on John United Min* f* .L a w U and hi* hla Unit Worker, won't dig coal. He adm|lud lhat h, dl(f not know_Juit what would put ths miner* back pita.- -----But. said Tapper. _in th*, M , th* psopl* must-have coal. Tb* Senator said the real issue In th* coal crisis la whether th* miners' case baa merit. P*pp*r also predicted a n.w wav* o f strikss. Barbecue Is Enjoyed General Hutchison By Merchant’s To Address VeteranB , of th# Sanford Association and. numbering In all BMW a barbecu* of u t evening at of th* Fttty Brig. Oonaral J- C. Hutehtew of honor al th* *upof s«mlnoi* County a of tho Veterans of to the citrua and vagirtAU growWars. M «idar ars. . • ;— HW. and b « will toU ; - i ■oms of hla R IO T IN Nad Smith was in char** o f ar- la tho FWdflo Tbsatre raag'mant*. W. E. Hathaway to J(dm Mauls, nost aljutant. pared «b* barbecu* wlO bo gttest of will bo to fleet \L«ik.> orutu*.it<*tl ' . i iticauA of tinpiw uiu Mf% William J M ' M ii II«*ii w» a tb 1Ifft to rlL’ h* • ai«* H I* IV u ii ( i W .H|rii4 t'i Andrew > '1: . Ilev Mark Cttt|r*ir«t J.». k l( iiigari J l. Inulrv II l. I'f tkiitv lin n loutn anil Ho Im’I 1 lin tih W. (), W. Frcsicknt Harmony Prevails As JuEiHdictionai iw h I) i n - j E fforts Toward Dis* ten Also H it In | RLt armament Proceed Senator Rail’s Talk: LAKE UUOCES6. N Y I)er 5 (/P)—The new spirit o! conciliation »e** in evidence today on the United Nations front. A sub- com: mhlee agreed by a unanimous votr to accept 4he United States plan for - a world-wido limitation of armaments as a t u u for dbcuuion. This 30-member' group will (trait a disarmament resolution The new note of harmom had been Initiated yealrrdav bv Rus­ sian Foreign MlnLvtC! Molotov when he afrr*d that am agene res to etiforce an arms reduction pro­ gram mutt be free of the soto Senator Tom Oonnally o( T'rxas and Moiolov started the committee eeaaton today by (wopasing that Aaaembly PreaWcnt ^aul-Henrt Bpaak of Belgium be elected etiatrman of the group. This wu.s sirred upon by a unanimous vote R a i l Immediately unixaincrd that" the committee wtAild begin J. H. Mmlth. negro ' J a wntence-by-aentenc* divciLvdon » northbound advance P«rRh«l*^ of the American resolution The committee apprmrd tiic freight train that i-rashrd Into rvar of a local u«»n at CappboH first ,'scntertc. without u dLvu-nting vote. This merely deeUr*d ttwt four mites «nuth of 'Tl>* general assembly rntwnlaes K'hid^St^Vriou.inJuriro the necwasMy Of an early remulation and reduction of armaments” tion to tho dispute. Green Issued hi* npprat - a* ‘ ■ John I., la-wi,, and his United' Mine IV ’ " t Ki t * fi!c«l formal notict •»f iippf n! from (heir conviction for contempt *>f court. J'nion kt-* torncy* «aii| they planned to ptmt# I»oihN fur the full antnuriU «»f fitter yesterday a^irtfiRt I vwin uiul the union* The A F of I. president's slat* rnent said, in part: "llavlnif tried f«*r•'<* and cocrcnit.I hu\itt^ f)tiliil. unuJj it PITTSIH'BGII. D e e - i surveys of feeling aloof-,: ,\ F L. I ’ niti-sl Mini- Wort i . .. count rv 1-mInv -lots* - »l»,-t -itll n* • riot niiu hr wi*r and adviKatde ««lnllv Uhiiwl .lull I l <-, i (••r tin* »i*pn*Hi*»it;»t iv«m nf tho |Ml«» t!»«• #»f f»* In ui •AMf * K«»\rtniiirtit to nifiKe a new ap1 M \\ in rintlinir l,tui i( -..lull •if the coal pr» •-»•!» »/. mil v tif ruiitiMii < • !• • it ■ ptid.leti.w f n fw totuMiiil* < l I -1 • t I *»»ilrd Muir I hp hi hi*’ » i?• t \\ ... w. l*| til pflft 4,iim! wrapping of celri\ in » toill lint ll'ftit • . S I.MHIOUO h.'ll.l t I lit* Btaiulliitf In front of tfu* 111.44 tin* ••Itifttnl It; fit* - I .l fill#- .*k’ ,*l *».* m#m and the niitrltpiUt hrtprr wt the >hop i.«n' •iiMIttlttlMIrs In ui.', 1(l» »•*»♦! * 5^ %*••»••-! John U. N. Committee Bill To Outlaw Is Unanimous On Closed Shop Is Armaments Plan Urged By Senato * Growers Seeking Federal Action To P revent Shortage Engine Derailed; ORI.ANDO, D « . B, W - b} an effort to avert a iritlcal Several Injured In shurUga of fariHlwr material, threatening atata tltnj. k™ Local Train Wreck vegetable production, repm anutive* of Florida agriculture are today seeking Immediate fed.rm! Attorneys For Ix?wis And Miners File A p ­ peal Notice From Contempt Decision WASHINGTON, Dec. G— j (/!’)— A truce proposal in the ■ Will N ot Return To soft coal strike was made toW n r k U n f i t ITninn «l«y .by tho presiilwit o f the . ,, K A . 1,1 V.” 1011 A m e r i c a n Ft....ration of Ross Gives Word Imbfir, William Green. He unreil the eallintf of a con­ W AS |||NCiTON, llrr, S - o i’i ference -of; soft coal* mine —A complete »lopps(r of home operators and John I* I-cwia v ronstroetlon berauv of the rsll embargo has been pre­ hi an,effort to find n-solu­ OAKLAND. Calif, Dee. J— M V -Th e g w g sl rtrtk* In Oakland ended testajr shortly W W e || A. M , PaotOe sunriarC Time. The Uure-sUy .trtke had resulted In an almost comChart*! IM S parstrsh of 5u»lnr-.-, i.-, M M i the rUy. « . N O 28 u 1 President Truman aT SANFORD, fa ir anil continued cold tonight with scattered fn c l ami lowrst temperature* .11 In Ji degree* in I hr mirth portion nf thr liainrs* i illr di-lrirt. I hr nutlnnii fur I riday is fair ami perhaps slightly warmer. 70 Out Of Jobs As Miami Feels U. S. Coal Strike Dit'Hcl And Fleet ric I’onrist Trains Not To Re C u r t a i l e d ' fit * toMp »»**! i \1• t«i, » hilr, I 7J.im « in illlw l I If* a ftllto ilt i f - ii|t Iff th r WhIKimH r tha |tM»,|U»ll iiMfri'i • \ » l . I l l tl" .;»»•!- ii'i' II f* \|H'f*t V*I tlf Ilf 4*111 *.l A'»l k •»! tl 1 I'll It hual • r m v\ ,,i »m * v . hut they imll- p»»w.l#w| t .r c a t e I h»*> l HftfUr iltxiut Il'Mllnjf hnftd fur fv timir.w fin r. I f they «n;«|tri nf ilny* 1 I efl»**c * pl. t the uniutt'a |xmd the .III* l . I Hepart ir.ent * * after l/w i’ uppnmtll) i « mild « e l a writ <»f ili triimtiiil tn m il v mi thr trikr 10 da\ ilrsplti* Ihc fmr-a, (In pi*>«(*i4t nf r \*i lilt'd « g. tfhm’ federal mar* ee»*e i MW prtipflty the i "Hal ti nee rnnlrilint ritufi'm Ultt tl (In fill nf (l.r Smith « «♦***».iii\ \i t 1 llltel 4| Kl'MH .«t| tint %to* || 1mlt>.»' i 1 • a. jp of I* R«*1vtfttinrtl l»» 14i 4- J.4 i, ‘ t 1 . If toiu tofin! mu v i r.tt in l thrill \ |«*h l i b ,-e fin e d iv .. tti i i mil t di *|ri hr i **«i’ ♦•He(p!ri» rh 4f 14to i ,,,d tho govern1(i« . .tl 4*1 »l to t* ll()r .1to It tf»* - IM i * * ■ . -all ),,• wnnle tiling . i.l, n t in l t m n •;....... iii«- ( m u 4i»lit fit' T U '»" •*» f -♦••I tn< l I vv i - Hi 1ot >1 tJml I • •, President Of WOW Life Insurance to . Visit?} Here:-- Three Automobiles Involved In Crash At Intersection z — it * m m — — EW *t *„ , r*l I ....... The lead, I linv •• pro- llss I ’ saft** I •* >, ii, NKVV YORK. I u-c. t/Pi Si . «i»- plnmiuig ! oNppeai Judge I II) A*u>Ofinli-d I'lrw tor Jixteph Hull nf Minm*«otu ud AI hii (lobi-lH.tnugii'-i finding, and I Mmmi felt th,- fir»l dll eel r<-today he plun< to utue l«-ui-lii< -ii 'F i m 'l d I 't ' t n l . ' l d I —lilt Ilf the soft mill strikr In hi* ii«sessiiii-iit of the ht-iivy fu . ill the neat Congress to outluu lie j liny \\ bile rhniitlii-t of contnirrcr ttgatit-t tin- I'. M. W. th ieftuin un i closed shop uiul jo prohibit jut v* j offlcinls und Imn-I men worried liit- union.. The union litwyer* a.hr!»WS dictionul strikes. However, H.dl I nlim.it tin- effrwt' of tiuvel ruts well a-< government lawyers will told the r>Ut iiimosl .Cuiigiv— of i on tin- wilder tourist crop, crop. 70 atleiupl to lake Hie rate dll eel In fnip.-ovi n r C ro w d Sup,i in American Industry totluy '1st tin I 'mte,I Slut *f m CIO union there should lie On lio-ty lr sK e rb m l g tl ' Mill on were out of work Itri’UOM' I b» piilp |H 'l|| lion. Hr us-vited tlmi lit.- - w t “ f I lie - (n ight embargo brought emit I i, -' long * mid Congress should nmkr an ' I>J mi l<> tin- sliikr | „ t\ . , . It,. . Mi,. ,,111 <d <• ■ . diffistudy nf tin- problem I b.- m e n , iiii- iid .r i „ f th e < I I I | . - H i ..,1 I ., le - n ig h t ( , , t, | pin. visit* . 1 mid rmmiinu labun-is i.% i . * . M sf'flils**! I* The senator said 1 'n k in - his ,i y.ini i l i' t'ai i .ii \ew?M?iiy, prrsidei nuom. v#vie the (n -t In Ih* laid' I'li-siilent I M inim i t«» do mi tl comI, oil, strel, irnnsj,.., tut, •, or it.lilted a lo o s , Its 1 ••It tn Mlnini n, „ result of I V mil...... th it|.p,-.,l t,. tin ...... . | , coinmunlratinn wire in'oln .ill*, Woodwil-M o| I Its- M u, Id |-if i Ii .m • ...., s|i Wiley Slirallie S im o l \ lo w llosg lloli.o i -••ft c p u l w a lk o u t | ,,i ,,p , u p . . i i i i ,' o t h e r , m i i i -., lie ridded that the |iri>hlt-iif >-f ut.Mil, 11 ■ ti.ug •osts by lllretlng nod eoleilaininerit will A pi d ie t Ion that tbo freight nclnm t« get null iniio-d. A VMiitidowns in cleclrif. gn- ami snlr'l1 wealing only u pair of shotta Utilities should Ih- left to the •trite*. given I'lidny evening at Celery i-tnbnigo would put approximate- j ||ou-e uiiji- s„y* the povsil.llity (that i, nil). By letting Wiis hair Catup. ra:». w.o.w !> • D .O 00 Dade county carpenters „ p n -idential ratlin talk bus been Senator Ball also said tie tlmm-ht and beard grow long lie ignore* nut nf work canto from A. A. I discus-til lint that tin dcrtsinii iut. liarber.s.new legislation ought to restrict Wright, jiusines. agent of the |K-en M-ached a* vet. the government's ngnt to in.i-rtin lVcdiiP»iL*v hi* bizarre tntpetder's district C o u n c il.* p,,,pm.nl- ... end tb, w.ilkoul looking tiiiik. .»Ineli be built vene • In labor' management dis­ W righ t -md that Dnde county ■re l« l •••»« Sftitt* I c t f ( linn ell ,.n 'In- t..U- ••( an auto putes. He added ..rat he-thou hi , .up,-i, 1,-1 - Would I hwithout (a> rt(M'U liic iliaft l.tto Hllii'l* tiadi'i. iliia *i,d , nn*idfiuble atthere should in- letter feib'Sl >mik if the strike situation did nil1 siikT1 I m»k a litlifil HtMjiiii!#'' t,-,-li. ui -O Mag'odia Avenu* machinery to handle dispute- njt t leui up ill tinnext month flM'iil |.iit ( Kii.irNtilBrii'i? nn (ctl •* wln-le ,' ... I'.<l‘ " l m front of that the Rerrr-tniy nf lodwo T olIthmigh tile gm,-rnmerit or ; M« k.silly* f **» il |M4l f II ! tl„ itlid t Bdr I in n'ei Mi Wiley. n't head it. Bull esplmiu -I 'nsl der a it a ilio g sonip c o a l-b u rn in g pel "-I f time |•i it11 tiniu •7• n ,i. , aid"i-v inted tile Labor aecretary <«. t*> !»«• o' •IV < S l o p o f i h e \\..... 1 tin" lias had its e ffe ct tin K lor B u t M> I Ml 1.1*«. w ill! f l - i l T G*r JJ.,,1. , 1 I . <■o l j l l - l c o lli* partisnii of labor Mien d llo- V\ 1•, li| i . l i -|m, i t ) ,| In Ii4s**t| O i, I'a a ir » n r n l I I Ml , i .-. - (i M ■ foi tbo winter, A government olfivoil I 'M ilia lm\e everything in M-udineu (ui ,|o • I,no 1st in d u stry , good news ,1,id |,tr ented |e* t.aids " f himbusinessmen that lire lioi|e.| St-IM a big program and entertainiiii-ii' • atm- today from the F lo rid a .ill fm salA former Iowa will continue to .-nforee trnti 'rust ut 7 '.‘10 iiVIiii.Ii Kriday evening Ka«t l oust H a llw a y Additional wintei tinllis, all f a, met. I......... . ho bad become laws vigorously » « a prote, uoo t'l in honor of the visit of l-'urtai ili,--rl nr rlcctrir powered, will it nomad nl'.-r be bad been small business. Assistant I'nitcrj New'ierry. president of the Is-gin Minning next week. Tin "•M is te d fr o m .bis land.’’ ^ .. States Attorney (ienrial Douglai W.O.W. J.ife llisuiuncc Smli-ty. Klntid;i Special will Iwgin its The tiuck. which bud i3|lii, Mncliregnr Heclnred that tnial The club is being liunored by In, first winter run from New York .Stats* tif Washington llet•llse,l'ron•, business is the beginning rind hock visit because of film showing in on Dec. 13. Tbo vacationer, an tjoned many boxes,, full of llv* bon* of *11 business, lie said tlui l enrollment, nmirding to II. J. all-coach train, will uls„ make guinea, pigs, coons and skunls the ' anti-trust laws were nun tel Finch, district mnniiRcr nf the its initial New York to Miami C!emge W. Jones, negro of Brail rfind even ilogy wete aboard. A as a charter for business f m s .Ion • organisation. run <>n Dec. 12, igiton. was arrested yestoiday nf- |Mmvciiir card o f , VV'vY • #h.owr# MacCtegor warned rtgainst cor • Mr. Newberry, a native of While Florida, with Its mild erntratlon of too greul power 11 Arkansas, obtained hi« B. A. de­ climate and Utile heavy industry, ternooo for ipckle-s driving wboh hint- dad in usoul shorts, skat­ business, saying': “ lluiines, m i 11 gree ut Henderson Static Teach­ ha- so far escaped the worst resulted ill a collision Involving ing ,,n tl"’ we nt l.iberty Lake two other automobile* when he mat Spokane, Wash, lie said h* too big for the goorl of the nntio , ers College und bis M. A. degree I ,,- lls u r d ll s I's g s S a v e failed t« stop when proceeding was Ho year* of age. It can stamp out competition wit i at Vanderbilt University. He north on Cypres* Avenue at the the ruthlessness o f a ilictator.” served ns acting professor of Students Complete \ o t i :l i :i o p a c t Celery Avenue intersection; ac­ Th* government attorney »a J history at University of Arksn* I.AKF.I.AND. iHn. 5. ',P i— Flor­ to |Hdice. , that merger* In this country hi d sas, later was admitted to the . Fligh t Training cording Jnnt* told I’rdice Chief Boy (i ida celery grower* buvY injected a ilibbled up half a million sml I !>ar and practiced law for n year proapoe-d federal marketing agr*** business firms during the wi r. at Arkuilelphia, Ark. He aeiverl ! A number of new students are Williams that be had stopped In* Willy, Sedan at the intersection, iii'-Jit for controlling celery, ship­ stating:. “ An atomic tomb could a year In the Arkansas legisla­ ture. became lieatl counsel lor rrp'iiled tn have completed flight but under close ipiestioning adoill ment*. Tile Department of Agrltnot have been more destructltn In Washington unnounrod ' the Woodmen of that state in training at the Sanford School of ted that the stop wu* due to tin- ultuio tiuit only ffJ-prnent «»t i|ic glower* 1015, then *t«tc manager for Aviation. Dale llnfmunn. home for collision " f hi* Willy* with a i'ly Dangerous Winds Tjo the nrifanlintimi from I'.tlK to Thanksgiving, made hi* first solo mouth Setlnn driven by Mr*. Mari­ who voted in a refeindum last Ight a: nfter but five hours uf In­ on !~ Sterner, who ut the time month favored the proposal. Thl* i flight 1035. Subside By Friday He then served the depart­ struction. Ix-roy Slrawder soloed wu* driving west on Celery A ve­ was less than tin- necessary tw»r ment in Omaha. Nebr. Ho be­ nfter six hour* instruction. Both nue. After tile collision, accord tbitds majority, m i the proposal * By A8SOC1ATKD PRKS8 came secretary of the society In me civilian students. ing to police, the I’ lyrrtuuth car­ will be dropped.. Th* weatharmsn prpredirtad tor iv 1037- and president -In 1043. Mr. Kugcno Kucik and Jucl McGill, eened out of control for a distance O f t the high wind* will sub* le Newberry 1* « past- president of who have obtained their training of 75 feel, striking a Kord Sedan In Ui* north portion of Klor is the Omaha Chamber -of Com through the U. I. Hill of Rights, owned by A. C. Madden and dam* today and In the south P®r|on. l®; msreaf‘ ofTh*"National Fraternal have graduated as private Pilots. agitiiT both sides nf it a* it was morrow. Th* Coast f.uard is h* ) c,,,,-,.,*, of America. 1* now Mr. Kucik intends to continue Jrfmmed against a post. Ing that the weather lets up lo ig, vice president of the Greater through the advanced training The small two year old jgn "f enough to get In so ms rest. Omaha Association, director of course and obtain a commercial Mr?. Sterner was taken to the A fter rescuing four vessels In tha city's community chest, sna rating. Sanford Clinic for -treatment for Among those who have recently _ cut lip- The left, front and rear tho high seas and htavy wli Is Is * director o f th* Covered yesterday. Cooat Guardsmen wi it Wagon Council, Boys SfouU of enrolled for flight training ar* fender of the Plymouth, was «!»»*• James K. Young. Wallace W. Bell, aged. The Plymouth 'and F'ord out In soarrh for a fifth repo America. James E. Ice, Charles B. Sparks, wrre taken away by wreckers In distress. ray for search was underway Quick action by the Sanlonl Murlin Turner. I’srcv A. Mero, ignter, rtro Departmentt averted oertou* John N. Culpepper, B. Bryant, LIONS MEET 15 ml • darnags to Harvey's O s l* at Kenneth B. Beth and John H. Pat­ Seventh Street and French Avenu* terson. . ____ y**t*rday an w f fire which broke out at :00 ' County Commissioners visited %Tltc Uons Club will meet Friday do font fishing VI I* .N ook this morning In the front the airport Moridty and wer* th* evening at 8:00 at the Bemlnole BUY ehlch to part, of the frame structure. The first group to b* served at "The Country Club for a buffet supper C H R IS T M A S the ham caus* of the fir* vraa an overheated Flight Deck", a n*w restaurant at and meeting, No regular Friday SEALS shrlm flue, said Tlr# Chtef It. N. Clev*- th* Airport, according to R. If. noon meeting *111 be held at the Tourist Center. Browning. , land. » * m , trialV lie atliither !ii* niakini;. The •ay hi mil a ill be � 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 04, 1946; <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