27 10 300 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/24d62107e34d42b637061d03a69c09ba.pdf 372c2b8cceedb25ff9ff8ad66286aa1c PDF Text Text c PACE EIGHT MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1946 TIIE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLOnrDA 750 Paris Girls Doolittle Predicts Adopted By Girls S w i f t e r Aircraft BOSTON, Feb. 25, (41— Lieu­ ' Here In America tenant General James H* Doolittle Overproduction O f Eggs In Few Afemrintfiratedt'u lls irS Prim l**av O** such aurpluse* as may develop. We want to provide adequate service for the efficient handling CHICAGO NEW YORK. Feb. 23. (Special) — Seven hundred and fifty Paris working girls living in the girl's residence operated in the French capital by the’ Salvation Army have last been ‘adopted' by Amer­ ican business girls living in three similar residences m. ‘ New York City and in Cleveland. O., accord­ ing to CoRirpistlonef Donald M. McMillan. Salvation Army nat­ ional secretajry. The pa me* of all the girls liv­ ing fit the Paris Palais do la Femme havs Just been received at .Salvation Army national head­ quarters and each French girl is being personally “ adopted" by ah American girl. ____ Each _________ American business girl participating In this adoption project i* assuming' the n-snonsiblity of sending sweaters, underwear or other warm cloth­ ing. m aterial'far the making of tiousri, gloves, in addition to -*-'*ap, toothbrush, toothpaste, nod one or. two items such as lipstick or silk stockings. The American girls are' resi­ dents of the Kvcngcline Residence and Fvengellne House In New York -City, and the Evrng.-lUic Residence in Cleveland. They hold job* a* » -crainrifc-, stenograj here, nurse*, teachers, salesgirl* and beginning actresses. ■ • The f r t A ' i working girls have similar job* and also, bees Orb' of the wid-spread poverty a'nd dis­ tress, many girls are working as xW aittg. woman-, servants and tn tupcaioe mocomo wi IDMUfFICtA* OOVIRNMfNI ORAWINOJ.'the above diagram of the proposed S t Lawrence watA0 te-wei project shows the ..»Fia|l.watciway and Ui* location of proposed new w rh s as Well aa jck* uarjis and power stations A Senate,committee ts now studying revised llgures on the cost which that ihe United Stales would have lo pay SV?.000.000 more thap.at llrst estimated Canada's share is •mwi The joint enterprise would --pen tlu- midwest tncrean shipping and provide about 13.000.000,000 or eiw incilv smiunllv u-tne n.irthem s'etton of the country. * * • (International) Pittsburgh GE Plant Picketed Despite Order ■Did You Hear A Knock? (r# * Pane One) and safely-- o f tim people of Pitlsbuiiilw * - • ■* , • NcgelWittha* before a three man board including Mayor Dai’ld Lawrence and stale and Federal rej>re*ent«ftve* " nre deadlocked. In Washington. President Philip MiirrAv and Key, CIO union o f­ ficials conferred today bn .the wage. _prlc« - and (trike picture. Murray declined to state whether the threatened New York "City transit strike was included on the agenda. However, one CIO official remarked that presum­ ably the possible’ tie-up in New York Hransportatiqn would he :The' San fordHcral(l|’ HELP WANTED SECRETARY TO M ANAG ER APPLY HOTEL MAYFAIR PHONE 1200 CONCRETE PRODUCTS Concrete Pipe, Building Blocks, Readyittilxed Concrete, Septic Tanka, Concrete Fence Post, Well Curbir and Property Markers Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co Phone 1241 Sanford, Florida, I'M HEADIN' HOME. T O REPAINT W ITH PITTSBURGH’S COLOR DYNAMIC5I* > * quash. lien-inlly speak lag, ill- I versification t« an excellmi thing s for a -producing area, tcmluig to I atirnrt mure btiyttx, and nffcilFig I the possibility for (imfil*. on out* | |crop where another falls. H I'liiltij it. manngri of Ihe Florida City Marks). rejmit* prices paid nt Ofc week-end a* follows: Squash, , fl.flO to 13215; , beans, t-T.n5; tiilnatoe*. S'! to tS.5.1. ’ Quality bar cnntinurtl good, md volume hrsvy on nil produce a. Florida City. "Repair* have hern cuiii) letc l on th? Gothi no Live Stock Market. ' which is turn .in readiness f >r i operation. “ Continued good weather has • periled the maturing of Jirodi.tr * tn the Rampant, territory, and J, I. Warren, mauug »r of our market at that |minl stntec that shipments are running heavy. Quality Is gore), he-statee. —•— ' "J. A- Dulany. manager nf the I’ahokee Stale Farmers' Market report* that celery hauling I* moderate, with the market slight­ ly stronger. Golden epd Pawn! offering* have brought I 1 .H2 to $2 .i:n, depending on site nttd t|tnlIty. Potatoes and bean* art still moving In light volume. Manager FOE AllIOEDLY telling a He, filchDulany indicate*.1' nrd Sajewskl (abovcl. 10. of DeIrult, M idi, was severely beaten by his father, Loo. According tn police rcjKUta the boy was beaten with a belt end buckle unUI hlS heed was twice Its normal (lie. The growth ot the boy'e right arm may be per­ manently (tnpped *< a result of tha beating. The rather then turned on hit wito and blackened both her •yes. (International) YEH- ^ OLD-FASHIONED DECORATING SCHEMES ARE I O U TI / X 1carry: ANTI. yr^ ^ g^ W O R R Y ^% JR A N C E Regular A c ?n 7hti Newspaper Get Rfcffly for SPAING with a New “HAIR-DO” three operators TO SERVE YOU HELLfc MINSCUEW HARRIET .MILLER ANNA MAE CHAPM AN AN N ’S MIRAS0L BEAUTY KALON. ® — Phone 717 (01 Before He Puts that Uniform A BIT EARLY, but watching for the hand* to hit midnight, men who were on picket lines of the steel strike a few days ago are shown walling to punch the time dock In U, S. Steel's Homestead plant at Pittsburgh os the giant steel strike neared llgrnd. (International Soundpholo) L IN I) WEBER, G E N E R A L M ANAGER C*nc«r , is the first cbum death of Women between Ihe of 35 and 55 in the United St. "believes that it won’t l>* long before planes fly at speeds close to 1.000 miles per hour. He fore­ cast* that air weapon* of the future 'will he long-range strato* pherr r o r k c t i propelled by atomic , power .— . ami probably with atom bomb warheads. He thinks they also will be radiocontrolled and radar-directed. Doolittle anticipated t h e s e future plane* rand weapons In an add*as prepared for the eentiindflrmept at Massachusetts, Instiralr of Technology. Now avice-president of Ihe Shell Union “ ■ <*'Company he was head of Oil. 17 N. Pnrk Ave. • ELEVATO R OPERATORS COOKS the Eighth A ir Force during the war. Alcoholic Evil Is Told RoUirijins By I). Andrews I w nllm ifd fu n s l ' i | , tree quit cold, that even cough imerllcine with alcohal In It ie too much. ,r George Stlnq spoke to tbk—«lub In behalf o f the ba*ehal|T drive for funtlr and r-Vcaled that It *ia plaitneii to sell Mu seov.ii tickets at |35 each and he urged - <ach Itotariun to undertake tq sell five cf these * « son tickets, l'resldtnt Lea lather annottnted that James Higgins, a fbtmer member of the- club, recently returned from the Navy, ha* bean restored to sduiGonal active mcmbjrshlp. Leslie Hhrjiard had clmfgv of the program, . Visitors included Dr. A. 0. Tedftrd nf Mantce, N. C„ Cecil BMltf ley of Lal'ortc, ti|d„ Hugh Han- ; stalling such shield* will- enable you to avoid much troubls. j Keep your premise* clean and i tidy, leaving no food of any kind { whore rat* may get to it ami also ! avoiding accumulation of rag* and paper in which the pest* may breed. | Set snap-trap* hailed with uj>| le. swret potato, pecan meat ■n 1 -eef as »oon a* the presence of rat* in the building is reveiilt-l. ltd out red squill halt ( i f its j to*Icily is 500 to Coo inllllgrum* per kilogram, a* shown on the package)) or powdered sine plumpi id j or phosphorus paste, taking care to liillu'w direction* give for the muter!til. • Lot Us make photon m ph w ill a you treasu re al­ w ays ROBERT L. COX PHOTOGRAPHER ESSEX STUDIO P R O N E 576 1=111= 1! i = ii 1=111=11 lE III E U IE I I I E II IE IIIE I PORCH CHARM PIESIOIHT of the National Research Council and director of resi arch and developmrnt of Ihi Depart­ ment of Reconstruction. C. J. MaoKeniie (above) 1* aiding thi Cana­ dian Government’s Investigation of soma of the member* of both theso department* bald- In connection with lha pfoba of an allegad spy ring. (International Jotutd^hoio) ItURAI. COMMON SBNUB Hr .Spud* Johnson > Much ha* barn aaid and written about the Importance o f control­ ling rats, hut the destruction and trouble which these rodents causa justifies continued and persistent emphasis on getting rid of them. Any farm, horns or community la tha poorer when rata are around, for they not only eat up and destroy or damage valuable food jutd Tdher propeMy but they presant a*constant menacs to lha ntalth of tha individuals in tha homa qr community. They am potential carrier* of the debilitat­ ing disease known as endemic ty,xhus or Brill'a fever. Hut control, to be affective, <• not an occasional, hit-or-misa matttr. Instead, It requires con­ tinued effort amt vigilance end ap- m 5 1 F o r coim 'ojt. r.nd m o d loolo. In j o u r . outdoor livin r-p o rch th i* b ea u tifu l tin turn "cut ties " " to • . . . «wen at d esign ed tn d rd e p ta b le to x n y typo o f home. U p h olstered In d ffood q u ality crush TABLES * \ Blonde finish, tables to match tbv^iuitc above. End units and coffee tables. DINETTE SETS fectlve steps to prevent such an infestation and resulting crop toss. This should be the Attitude of the We can fumlah paint and thus ror every.purpose and are equipped to handle dlscussfd. fanner ehd'everyone else toward Mayor William Q-'Dw; any afxo Job, Remember, there la a Pittsburgh Paint for every surface. Let ua pealed to Murray tq uie rats. recommend,expert painters who will give you raal quality workmanship. Call ftuen^e to avert ike threatened H. J. Spencer, biologist with tha transit strike. The walkout <• U. 8. Fish and Wild Ufa Service, us today! •■ slated to start any time aftefc mid­ recently made soma tlmaly and . ,, ' . I ) . ' 1 * , • night tomorrow uni*** the. city • We bsVe a complete stock of the BEST GRADE OUTSIDE PAINT recognises it as sols bargaining agent for the •mpIoyeef.V.The union also demands a wsgt tgsj** Perfect In design and practi- | cability, itjiart and sturdily con- jj structed. Your choice of white enamel finish, oak or maple with drop-leaf or rafectory Ublea, leather- ? ette or plain chair seats. ‘ Rnd INSIDE C O L O R S and F I N I S H ^ 5 . DETROtt;’ '• ALUMINUM, BHELLAO and. V A R tt& r • We can make IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES 15.; dent Charles E. WiUoo ■ral Motors was ab*fnt srtln to* day from the strike conrstenee U hio In Detroit Before the oegotiationa (rare mumed, Preal- nrovldlng concret hardware doth a ndatiom or for K .v S f i of Cohasat. H im of .Warsaw, Ind., Daronport of Ot- E. 1st St- -• • Good & Bad = ii( s iiis iiiE iii= iii= m = iiiin ij Phone 127 �- I * - - TME WRATHEM Peace « f the World) the Progress of America; Produce Prosperity for Sanford, Sunny and windy this aftrrnonn. Diminishing winds, clear nrwl cold sgsTn tonight. o-.v A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y VOLUME XXXVII SANFORD. FLORIDA. Established 1908 Borders To i in Closedi 1" 1F- Decision' Announced ' Following: S t a t e ­ ment 'By Bidault ' On Tense Situation Pepper To Go Before Senate Group For Suppor t Of AU Florida P r o j e c t s PAR IS , Fob. 26, < A P )— France t will, shut all bonier gates to ber frontier with Spain on midnight, Mar. 1. The cabinet made the deci^ aion today after Foreign Minister Georges B i d a ult inaued a lengthy explanation o f the tense situation which htM existed between the two countries for a week or more. In planning to Hose the border, the, government deflated that the present situation1 In Spain eon* atltules "a danger for Interna­ tional security,” Last wr*k,‘ the French Consul­ tative Assembly protested the execution of ten Spanish members of the French underground by the Franco Government. I « s t night Madrid announced that 87 persons were found guilty o f at­ WINNER OF THE CONGRESSIONAL Medal of Honor, Murine Sgt. tempting to reorganise the Social- William C. Harrell. Mercedn, Tex., who Inst both arms in the bloody ‘battle for Iwo Jimu, fa pictured here with his bridc-to-bc. iai Party in Spain. French labor also is bitterly Miss Lorenn Anderson, in Vallejo, Calif. A fter their wedding in n welcome was waiting and *25.000 wa* being raised opposed to the Franco regime. The French General Confedera­ St. Peter's chapel, Mare Island, they were to return to the groom’s tion of Labor baa ordered ita to buy, a ranch for Harrell. (International) members to refuse to handle the shipment of any freight to Spain and the World Federation of Trade Unions has endorsed this I action, and called on ita afffiliatea In other countries to follow suit. the liberation, although a French diplomatic agent ha* been - sta Honed in the Spanish capital. Mild Recovery O f S to c k Decline Is Indicated , Today Churchill Talks City Rules All Before 18,000 Dogs Confined In Orange Bowl For Sixty Days Honorary Doctor Of Laws Degree Given To British Leader MIAMI, Feb. 2(5. U l — Making his first public speech since he arrived in the United Bute* last 'auuiif;.-— Wfnilon Churchill told ..peep!*in t A - « f U, „ . roiy. ursngi Orange nowi Bowl today that ■i i- : wtneVT u j susisrs, 1Mdly'a martat, msXSt . BUbottgn. Tuhouiih many land he *»beeau.e on*lo« » of. w “tT° to En*theblck account* I ‘ that' .omoircad o fth e sevuHty of llfe " t iir V . £ £ £ . a s s * .1? A j K I “ -‘• • I . ; . 01FDealings, fast S the opening. |^ T J ^ t / o f Mia ^ * l‘,ent * aeon attained aafflhient speed ro tlnirersity 0* Miami. . .. * 2S marks were well disturbed near midday and early losses were eras­ ed or trimmed In most cases.■Advances of fractions, to two or more point* ware posted for Kennecott, Anaconda, Youngitown Hheet, Chrysler, Baltimore ft Ohio, Southern Pacific, Waatern Union A, Northern Pacific, Douglas AlrAmerican inn ■' ■’ craft, jW ater Works, Electric. Power Ik Light, Pbelp* Dodge and Weetinr* the offside‘at intervals house. On W . n . / l l * h°.m‘ ‘ fiTnU‘ F e 11 o7 n*. *7 K X 'm w *** . ly .urged wsr veterans to seek a college education fn spite o f their age. Churchill also thanked the Unlof Miami for training Royal Air Forre radets. Forming n background In the stadium were the massed flags o f the United Nations. As Churchill wilted to be robed in an anteroom beneath the stands— the University of Miami »tud.nt 1 xaly matched four abreast a*. u» b~i >- •'» •< Ht.nd.rd Oil (N J ) and InUrna “ pomp and Circumstance,” a tradltton Tonal British selection. Uonal Harvester. Benda and commodities were mixed. Pauley Is Asked To Victory Claimed Consider Proposal In Argentine By That He Withdraw \ Peron Followers WASHINGTON, Feb, 20, (A V ­ BUENOS AUtES, Feb. 18, (AV Cpl. Juan Peron, Labor' Party candidaU for preaidect, today loaned a poet-election statement indicating that the Teanlt** of ing 'he had no doning politics ^ M' ‘“whalerer may bo ye*t*rday’saballot­ InUntion of aban­ or dissolving bis o p t io n failed to claim victory. although his followers insisted that h e . had won easily. His oMonenL Joss J*. Tamborir.l, In a statement last night expraosed confidence that 5* ^ defeated ’ -^"peron'e sUtement was published In his -newspaper El LaborisU .aa electoral l«artU la the capitals j of 14 rrorincem In conjunction ” the armed ft ~ arduous teak <4 computing mart than 2 .000.000 votes to determine whether Peron or Tarobortnl candidate ’ o f the Democratk A ' p.Ithougn itl thi tvin t of a landslide fer one of .the candi­ date* unofficial results may be known long before that time, Peron’a rtateraent, addressed to hla follower*, exhorted them net to abandon their eauM and urged “ each one to remain firm In the fight i because there. Is a final goal which must be achieved with leverone* ,an(F * • - v — r—-Z , 1_ ■j’ y r.c •ss'riiuif'w 'js a SSjSsfj wmm w• .r Plan ‘Moving: Day* For Bikini Atoll Natives W a s h i n g t o n , f h ». so, op >— The appropriation- lull for the FIcHda barge canp) — recently hilled by the House of RcpnrentnUvrJ in* Washington — la i • ssue in Washington. r . i«.. .Senator Andrews has l a .o i th". Congress appropriate f Ift.ta.ii.mar foi the canal. In a t tetter to- the Senate Approprla. ,on» Ctmmittee — Senator An­ drew* “ strongly urged” that too canat outlay oe reinserted in the bill. Hr told a reporter he believed a House-Senate conference com­ mittee nuunl keep (lie money In the* lot) if the S.n.ti. agrees. Andrews has indicated he will ask for n smaller nppropriaUrn tor the canal if be can't get tnr *16,000,000. A notoei Florida -senator, Claude Pepprr, plans to appear before the Ketinte group Thursday “ to support all Florida projects.” - Committee hearings on the canal lull are closed. The nn nitre is now taTarr the Senate. THEY" DON’T WANT TO RE THERE when the n Irmic bomb litis, a few weeks lienee, *o the 1*51 native* on Utkini Atoll in the Marshalls are cooperating with the U.B. Navy to he siimewhere else. At n eonference tnbovel, on the spot. Cmdr. H.W. Grieve. I.t Frey and IX iTmtr. Meyer tall left foregrouniil talk things over with Juila. the local Alap chief, while some natives It l'>,r lilLiiJ ’ ’ Navy Task Force photo. ( International t Higgins Goes To Capital On River Deepening Project v ------- ---------- Lind Weber, New Manager O f M ayfair, " ,h' Jun ,h,t *• Enthusiastic About City And Hotel By CECELIA TRUI.UCK . Lind Weber, former manager of the Ponte Vedra Inn near Jacksonville Beach, for two nn-1 a half year*, ha* taken over the managership of the Hotel Mayfair with extM ilv* plan* for re­ decorating, refurnishing, Improv­ ing the service in the dining room,, Increasing Interest vf guests, and local resldsnte in the ame room, and placing new lawn umllur# around tba grounds nf tho bauUful hotel, Mr. and Mrs. Weber with their two sons, one 18 months and the other 4 years, arrivad Friday, A fter looking around both agree that Sanford Is a very pretty town with unlimited possibilities. MT, Weber said. T h is hotel has tbs structure and location and with our combined efforts we Intend to make It a popular, high (total with an excellent dirt- a* assistant mtnsger of the Cop­ ley Pier* In Boston, end as pubilrlty director of the Hotel--Kenmore, Boston, Mr. Weber comes to Sanford a* n veteran operator. He spent his early years in Hagerstown, Md., sttended prep school at Staunton, Lexington, Va.. and graduated from Boston University in Journalism. Mrs. Weber Is a native of Groton. Conn., having studied art at the Norwich Academy, Norwich, Conn., and in Boston. Th# redecorationa and refarhiahings will includ* the lobby, entire first floor, and third floor. New personnel L being added throughout Uie hotel, Mr. Weber aald, but it will take Gma to ac­ complish everything he went* to do in th4 line of atrvice and mod­ ern furnishings, lie and hla family plan to m ld e in th* hotel but a t the present time ere umible httri JeMtiw hotel busi- to get a room end are practically ne»* at Punts Vedra aa manager, F . : ^Sggs T ilM ! -. ‘Hi’ ?'t. P i t t s b u r g h Power Walkout Postponed; City Employees. Of:J Houston End Strike ... * N E W Y O R K . Feb. 28, ( A P ) — The threat of a rity- . wide transit strike In New York City has been averted. Mayor Milliam ffD w yer an­ nounced the settlement of. the transit dispute thie after­ noon following a conference with CIO President Philip .Murray. Thr Mayor announc­ ed that the CIO Tran*port Workers CYfioti has with- “ drawn its demand for deal^ nation aa sole bargaining agent for the city's 32,000 transit worker*. The union la headed by city councilman Michael J. ijullt. The Mayor announced that hr wil] ap­ point a special transit com­ mittee to study working con­ ditions. wages and labor rela­ tions between the workerp • and the board of transporta­ tion. The union also has boon asking for a wage increase • of *2 a day. tnr .tM iiruruu.rnKie) ... , An H17 ttquarc mile indiUK area in dr ml untl community ar I'ittalmrKh today ntill h»R v ltv tric potvi*r nmi in H ou »* tun. Tt*x„ the Htrike o f munU 1 cipnl w ork ers hiut been cmlt?d. Som e >1,400 em ployees o f the | l»iii|iiesiH‘ L ig h t ComtMtny in, |i'itts h u r g li postponed their s trik e action fo r one week, worker*, who urw members' an fndependent union, will vote iday on wvthrr to arbitrate i End their wage dispute or go out on Patrolmen Fire Scout Campaign Radio Station To Meet p* „ qq Riot Weapons To AWorkers i C. Of (. Tonight j (,IVen 99 Year Quell Race Riot Property Lease«/' 4,000 2 * — 33 NegrooH Arrested After Disorder In bUc Invited To ted Magazine NUM BER 115. .. Associated Press I wasted Wire New York Transit Strike Is Averted By Agreement In mi effort to avoid the delay which would rrititlt friim waiting fot, approval of n 12 fool riuinnel deepening project on the St. —■ I John* River. Pulalkn l Sanford, M ad I ) o i r4 S i t uu u a tmi oi n * * rr ° f l*> x-»uj on l l lK,,win,' s,,t|li|lolt. l,l,fF,n*’ County" '* "Chamber of# C au ses A l a r m T o Cmmmot'c, left this afternoon for y v j* rt •__ . ___ Washington, 1). C., to attend a C l j y C o m m i s s i o n e r s Senate hearing Thursday to aed — —.---j If the t’ ivll Functions Bill rmlltf „ , . , Bo m a n y people have been be ho amended-that funds totalv O I U ITl l ) I 0 , 1 CI1Q. bitten by mad dog* rectiilly that line *325,000 be tpade available the City Commission, nlarmed at »•* 'bat work can go ahead on the COLUMBIA, Tenn.. Feb. 28, the altualion. has ltdtid that all ! I '1 f“ “ l rhonnei project author* Ms high* *y patrolmen, owner* of dog* must Veapothemtivvd.by .law vn^Maich 2. llM t M Jtring riot guru*, ntoved In at dawu confined and not allow ed fd run the Rivet a and Harbor* Bill. Uoday on the negro lapidated sw­ at large for the next «t> days. . According to 1L II. Coleman. |Uon of r 0|Umhla..Tenn. Thr police Monday evenlnf, th«* c'omruif* pr<**iilent of the Cl^iit!>rr of L oth a(i|nu folio*isl a niftzHt of <linsion directed City Sanitarian l ln,,,re. ,\ts ilipgtn*. t. iH>tng net'' ortJer» in which seven persons Grndv th ief ItOy t« W VVaHl.ington jo/ an effort ’"*! cord — maintained an all-night c Duncan.. Police . , *" aahlnglonin/ G. William* and all "law enforce- t*1,1 thing* sLgHYiL " " FT'»~ Including. iuux, policelueu-r.'wtre went • l l i r m to see that a l D r f o j r . a n d iL wc.-eapecre,)- l o ^ ’MwJVunJ^r' rujwtlng at Urge are picked up funils for the I- foot project he(j.^p slate police moved fn after and shot. Mr. Duncan said today 1 ^ * 2 I started. 1400 to MlO state guardsmen that by Thurs*lay morning,. any { 1 . fJ-^.00o Project now bcmr. ■orij«.r«-<l out by Governor Jim Mcdor running at large would Le[ sought include* *25,000 for com vigil around the area known ns ntnfction of a cut-off channel plckavl up. “ mink slide." Columbia is n town feel deep and 7 feet wide* I of 12,000 jioiiulation. It was estimated by Mr. Duncnn Statr Iniicty Commissioner that during the past three months tween l.nke Monroe and the v chilly of the Osteen. IKidge. Lynn llomhai -in rhsrge of the frotn 25 to ilO people, bitten" Ivy "> _____ ______ _____ mail dogs, and even eat*, have highway pnltnlftti'n — annoiinciil been furnished Pasteur treat N e a rly the arrest ,,f :t.l negroes. Bomber Itcm s mem. declared IV of those arrested have been charged with attempted Threo people are starting treatD o II l i t O f! I l l D r lV t* murder. ment today at the Seminole Coun-1 ------- — ty Health Unit, it was announced Nearly t.DOO nrt.eles have Wen M r biiwhilt', the commander of by Dr. Frank tfuillmau who s«td Jcontributed to the Victory Cloth- the state guard's Second Infantry ins people during' that already nine during ' hist Collection, It was announced Regiment ordered the dispersul months had imd , this morning morjiing by Supt. Supl. T. W. 1 1.-avv- o f 25 white civilians who were the past several immih* taken treatment * *■ at **" the *’ Unit. -** i Ion and ___ Fire ___ t'h'er Mack Clit#Yr' standing about tho area with "I want to impress the people |lend, co-chairman in the drive shotguns. They left ipiietly. of this county and d ty with the i These urtirles have been col Firing, some of which sounded importance of this rabies sltua- ' lected at the schmds, nod me ns though ft caine from automa­ tlon” Dr. yuillmnn declared lhi* I being packed for shipment within tic rifles, u*s heard in the pre­ morning, “ and to get everyone the next few days by Chief dawn stillness lust ns tho high­ to tie. or pen up their dogs fer Cleveland ami his staff. Anv 1 nr j way pstrolmrn i>rgaii moving into who bus overlooked any clothing ( the negro section. the next <>'> days." At 7.-00 o’clia'k, Central Stan­ “ Last week it took three days that lie might contribute >,» to catch a mad dog thnl hi,I lieen askcrl to leave It this week with dard Tlinn, this morning, Colum­ Sunt. Lawton at th# Court lion-. reported to have been on both bia’s Mayur Kldrtdge Denham The articles donated inrludr V- wa* serious. Denham declared he the east ami west side." said Dr. 412 garments, 271 pairs uf sht>« •. Quillmnn. "During that time .1 was considering asking the govcovered the town and part cf the 227 pairs cf hose (not many assertrd that the situation Mill Nylons), ID blankets and omi<0 ur\ty and no one knows how trnor to declare a state o f martial fortrrs ahd 55 other mlscelltm- law. many dogs it bit or infected.” eous articles, The incident, says Sheriff. J. J. Terming the situation critical Underwood, started yesterday af­ he added: “ The atAy dog Is the ternoon when e negro women reservoir that* keeps the thing SMALL. C R AFT WARNINGS and her ton shoved a radio re­ going, I f people who. keep doga TAM PA, Feb. 2(5, (J V - S"’ ,!l pairman through a plate glass wljl take rare of- them, the trou­ craft warnings were hdisteil Misled over window. The lepairman was ble will be liable to disappear." today vv,ih identified ns William Firming, Dr* C. W. Baker, veterinarian, the Tampa llay area Ualay today also warned the neopte of the prospect of 23 to 30 mite 28 years old. Later, four Columbia policeSeminole County about the rabies southvriy wlmlt. The Weather situation and reported two cases Bureau says that . except for map were fired upon In the soof hor and one of cattle infec­ brisk winds, weather, will be fair called Mink Slide district. Other tion. l i e expressed the opinion and warmer today and tonight. gunfire followed. that the dogs suspected of rabies should be taken end examined ON man Edwin W. Pauley says he will take under advisement a proposal that he suggest the with­ drawal of his nomination for undersecretary of the Navy. Republican S e n a t o r Leverttt Saltorutall o f the Senate Naval Committee u til made the proposal to­ day ih thg form of a question to Pauley. Stitonstalt asked Pauley whether be Would reinsider, aa a patriotic American, asking that -his name be withdrawn in (he event the committee finds Uipre Is no basis for the charges against him. SalternUll and the committee chairmen. Senator David' Walsh o f Massachusetts, both told Pau (he^largegt’ laboratories o f* tue E1 7 „ .... ___ ley he need not answer the ques- 1 hud of dead a n i m s l i tien if he did not wish to do so, (one-tl -ea, - Sr II . I. aUS S ___1 - ' Pauley replied: "1 would want examined give a positive diag­ to take that under advisement." nosis in known cases. \ . . “ I Might say that *U 1 .. . ■— is not' unique," continued "J have read It in almost _ newspaper I have seen, but f atin nere." - A-newsman asked Pauley how r be would need' to consider The sMUenth annual edition of proposal. Pauley, leaving the Animated Magazine will b« Stand after his .testimony, merely Jed by the Fjne Arts-Doshrugged his shoulders. ___ jent Of the Sonford Women* Kariier, H Pauley d den ub at 1 the cluh horse tomorrow Public apology from Republican riub aftarnoon at 3:00 o’clock. Senator Charles Tobey of The following will be the Tabic Hampshire for whet, he Of Contents: Dedication, Mrs. concern unjustifiable E- 0, Brownlee; Editorial Part. prewar sales of his company’s Mr, : George Teuhy; Art, “ The to Japat T1U</ Page." an.original oR paint’ - by Clauds flin t j lsJaa o f TO MKRTT THURSDAY “ Brig. General HutchUonj Mia* Carlyle Seymour, Sanford Council No. 20 , R. ft student of Roltlna Ckillegej S. M. *01 meet at the Masonic b o o n *. 'Larry Losslng; Hall Thunday night at 7:80 Iona which will include mod­ el* Of the Jateat Spring f ashion* Frank the direction •• lipht rafrmhmenU at tba- close ivlted ellL The public m>d. B Jq - TU E SD AY, FE B R U AR Y 26. 1916 Andrews Seeks Reinstatement Of BargeCanal Armless Hero JReady For Wedding N E W S P A P ^K ~ Ilov Sc, 11I Miinpiiigu winkers » ill Irurn tile operating ilrtnili of liictr subscription *o!irnation tonight when they assemble at the Chamber of Comntri ft* 11 7 .'10 n'cluck. The meeting will tie c o n d u c t e d by Randall Chase, i bail niun, imd George Touh) . finsmiul secretary of - the Sem mole County District Committee The vohmtears who will take (UH la the i‘diAjnrt(rn/ sr«* Hen Jones of (ivierin, Itay .Milwee nf Longwacd, W. I’ Chatnnun 1 Isrence Iteildmg. John I'aynr, Dick Idsiierry. Ralph Smith, It F Cooper, Dick Aiken. Tom Ittnwji !W E, ’ Kaiftr,' Walter rTnyne,, Alvin Odhaitt, George Stine, E, C. Smith, A. G. Speer, Itoy Mann, and the Rev. Ed MfKlnlcV. There are many new business firms in Oie t-minl) and it hn» been siiggeslett liy the committee IInil they do in t wail for a call from these uorkei »■ lint tlnil they mall tlisir Hid--, i -i-t ,,n- immr-l tntei). Under tin* plans of Die campaigners the personal ‘ nils will hr concluded in one day linked on the experience of past years this will he ndci|untv liecause of the liliernlity of those interested In the advancement of this vital phase of youth educa­ tion. I’oljce offlceis anil juvenile ilelin<iuen,.-y author it te-. wlio hrvw seen what can come from lack of direction into proper channels the energy that is pint of youth, havii praised tin' Scon1 leadership that lias taught !»>>• tin- value of usefulness in Ihvir community and has used their talents and vigor to develop the ho vs per­ sonally and to see that they uppreclat* the importance of active citiierslup, said Mr. Chase. For this reason, he continued, hn felt confident that (he fund for Seminole counW’ would be liberal. Wilson Instructed To »*nke > week from today, tr* Execute Agreement S I ? 1 ■I""dy * '~ 4 “ For Federal Works ouVUIT 1 tandg of workrni Uft their job* James A. Rivers, radio stotUm n ri whnt they tjdletJ a hoHtUy »nd uperstm of Cordeie, Ga„ wits, „ 1Brcli*d upon the City Hall Ih grtntoll approval fo ^ k DSL i'g(ir ..if the. H u em ploye«i tease on a 1*0 by I +0 >001 sKnitu |dsinat«i tor hlgilor wkaes.* of tiie east end of Fort Mellon Houston’s Mayor Otis Mass#* ‘* f tnr of Park for the purpose of frecting immediately called » meetiog out an facilities for a indio broadcasting the City' Council to work OU Statiup. Construction of-*-the agreement'with the AK nf I j labor station ' awaits Issuance of a lenders on the dispute, It *B » also broadcasting license by the Fed­ announced ’ this morning that un­ eral Cummtihicutionx Commission, der the agreement, the striking a filial hearing for which wax city employees will go hack to held at the City l!ni| Saturday thsdr work tomorrow morning with full senority rig h ts . liefor* f onunioximiet Wiletl. Meanwhile, once again In De* Execution of an agreement to take over the USD Building, a ls o trolt the CIO auto workers and waterworks 111* 1* used tty- the the General Motors Cnporatfon Navy, wo- direct rd According a l e meeting till* altemuoil in aft to Fie.i (i \\ 1I0.1 city attornvy, effort In make some headway ill tho water works and well were their wage anil contlact dll* leased hark, t" the dty «t * 1 .2 “ ^ cussions. Leaders of the company a year .with option to buy at * 7,- anil union met thr, morning with .100. Rentul* of which the City special mediator Jumes Deway to ha* nlteady paid *2,501) arc to ap­ review all matters »UU unsettled ply on the purchase. " Tho UHO _in the DK-dsy-old (ill strike. iiullding is lieing obtained oa the j The charge* which were Issued same ba*i», with yearly lease j against 111 persons following the payment of * 1,100 > of Felt, I, |transit strike in l-sneeiter, Pg, hern dropped. The and purchase price nf **>.600 with have nil rentals applying toward purchase. charge* grew but of diserder* It was rleci,led l.y the Commis­ during the Id day walkout and an sion that should any tnsleah driv­ AF of 1 . general sympathy atrlke. nettled er be found guilty " f twro truffle jh e disagreement viola! lolls. In- X'it y Iasi lirunso ta-t Thursday with union am) nuinagrftieiit approval of a now would be revoked Police Chief Roy I i. Williams w a g e e o iltrn ct. Company ami union spokesmen wa* granted authority to hire a new (toiler til a11. due to the fact have agreed with Federal concili­ that Naval Shore patrolmen me ator Waller Green that the strike of snlrs-driwrs of Detroit’s *10 longer available. Herbert Prevail was # granted commercial baking Industry whieh authority to operate the" popcorn ho* threatened tho city’s btesd ami soft rirink stand at,the San- supply could be ended today. It Is believed a com.I ionise will. . be fon^ Zoo. , There was »onte dixctfksion arranged on the demand* of th* about improving the condition of anUxmcn-drivcra for s *5.00 a the road from West Thirteenth week wag* hike and the company’* Street to Grapevllle. It was offer to pay a * 2.00 boost. agreed that Mayor James Gut ami City Commissioner Iwa It. lusher would contact the County Com­ missioners ou that matter with th* view of deciding Some Joint action toward improvemcal of the TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 2 d. DP)— road. Governor Caldwell has decline I to The Commission .approved a re-1 start an Investigation of whether H in t from It, T. ('owan that hi Funeral services for Watson some members uf his lax inquiry ’■o granted a ope year lease >n \V. V n Ness, 73, who died Bt committee favor a general sates 1(50 city owned lot* for the per- , his home Saturday afternoon feltax. pose of constructing f»0 homes ■wing an Illness of approxi­ The Governor adds that his f i r vel-rans and their families mately four months, were hold at personal views against such a tax in the San lointa subdivision. the Erickson Funeral Horn* Sun­ have not changed. day afternoon at 3:00 o’clock with In reply to a letter from Presi­ Dr. J. B. Root, pastor o f the dent Gus Lawton of the Florida Congregational Church offlctalltlft. Taxpayers’ Association requesting Mr. Van Ness, who wa* b o n the Investigation — Ih* Governor In Jacksonville, N. J.. resided in say* “ In the absence of unforSanford for the pest J 4 yaan- ‘ seen emergencies, I see no need lie wee a member of the Odd for any Increase in state Income.” WASHINGTON, Feb. 28, (A7— Fellows and was ■ carpenter ahdt Governor Caldwell also told Retail clothing merchant* *r« farmer. , Lawton “ when I aald during my pointing th* accusing finger today He Is survived by a daughter. In campaign I have no IntenIgn that ‘ ____ ___________________ ___ ________ at manufacturers. The nncutlv* Mrs, Henry Schumacher and .0 lion off imposing impo* _ on the ,people . director of the National Clotirltr* son, David W. Van New, b rih ,*t of Florida a general sales tax,* and Furnishers Association in Sanford, also four grandchild rent I . meant Just that. Sly . ______________ My personal forms newsmen that producers Henry J. Schumacher, Ann Schu­ views have not changed.1 are withholding enough suits macher, Wallace Van N tot had ‘ In Temps Thomas Beasley of from tho marktt to relieve the David Van Ness, Jr.| a sister, DeFunlak Bpring*, who will be prestnt shortage, . , Mr*. E m i l I n * lewis end two the 1B47 tpesker of the State The retailers spokesmen esti­ brothers, Frank M. V a » Nona o f House of Representative*, has mates at least 700,000 man’* suits Towaco, N. J. and A. Van E tome out whol*h*artedly against are piled away in warehouses. Pallbearers, members of the sale* tax. The reason, ht states, i* that Odd Fellows, were A. B. He Beasley, say* ha always ha* manufacturers want more money ---------is, I. V. Williams. JC been against the ssles tax and in revised ceiling prices. B. LoveJ" Dr. Milton Hurst and will keep on opitotlng R. OI’A -officials say this Is all Grover Hams. v* lie adds thst he thinks th* new* to them, but If th* manu­ 167,000,000 balance In th* state facturers expect a general price n -ta.. Population density in Japan' treasury shows no new taxgs o f Increase, they'd better stop hop- placed at 2,750 per square mlk. any kind are needed in the state. (of arable land. b * ■ - ]? : S ti 2r J Fi , i /V. ■. . • . . f ’— -'iwJ-.X'V - J , 1..--, 5 KJPifj ■. » in ■ f< Caldwell Refuses InveBtigation O f Sales Tax Group Funeral Services Held Sunday For Watson Van Ness Official Says Mens Suits Being: Withheld I mm • • �t it e m = 7 ii5 m sA N Fonn nRnAfcn. s a n f o b d .. F l o r id a TH E SANFO RD HKKAI.O. H A N K O R p-fl-O H ID A m=iii=m=iii=m=i=w=m=in The -rtHmi tvro ro»s 'o f ible-to-ehnir desks identical with >ur Johnny's down to tHr .hole ir the ink well. t ‘ * l-year-old Barbara W h it In g , udying her Frrnrh textbook. 1 said I wouldn't keep her from SEA R S c a t a l o g ’^ SHOPPING HARNESS 'VALUJES! typical o f - t h ^ * t ^ . eten to The kitchen uteniUs- • , •’ Ml** Jennie Jackson, r i*h<V)l teachff who- bounced. Elsenhow­ er on her knees when h» vyn* a baby, is in .charge of'.tha lestmnation. r * \t It is ho|.c<l that'many of the general * peysonal articles w ill he on display ,(or po^,erity.-.. # .A t pre*;nt,,osllcs and souvenirs of -World Wars I and II are'botnir Kirtkered.~ t . ^' . t The shrine- 'is "a civic .project. • Money ij being rpisert through public subscription. All chic club* ■*tr cooperating. School children .are donating 4clinics add nfekria.' The homft has been detnled. to the city uf Denison.** • . A permanent committee * ill‘ Uappointed to improve and main­ tain -the property .as it shrine. It will bo the res|>onsihility of the city (o sec that it is dune |iro|>erly. •sfleubton hopes to hav<- thj leCURRY COMR stOritlion completeil by the time ’Gen. Ei«enhower Visits his. birth­ place this spring. -. The date has Irean- set tenta»R.«Mibl. -Ires iksoL lively- 4 or April. toiieij-jkp, wi J It -will*l>e his first return to iho tl •• \ je lly of his birth; * fHE S-VNFOItU HEHALI) IS DELIVERED DAILY TO OVER 3,000 SANrtiUD and SEMINOLE COUNTY IIOMBS AND I? READ BY OVER 10,000 PEOPLE! ia» Meds tr mm HAME STRAPS •2 7 c ' 33c . kigkgrode rvuet UetK«r. tits. ».d», 7 h. * leag. Wl* Im r . tkp* >»t, || n. 4w,l. Bolt.r -kwilr. 10 I 770-1.21 is. Jksa. V ,> „ . . , 37, 1 0 1 7 )1 -1 ,2 ^ .^ ;^ , / 10I (304-7,1, . $).»' * . of approximately BRIDLE REINS . — r • v Hr JACK KlITI-ftDGH I * - •••AH Keirifeaturc,'' * • DENISON, Tim.—Gen. Dwight] r D. Elsenhower i» expected to >to| ' down in history with Washingtoi *. and—i,«V a s. one of ths" gteat American generals o f nil- time, • and Denison is wasting no time • fti converting his blrthflace t|ito -fa- shrine.. _ • “ • ' ' *i Ron. ElseifhoWtr wa» born 'her* * • (Vt. 14, I8P0, jn n neat' whit* •'frame house a few. yards from •(the. railroad whet* . hi* father . walked. . -• ! It true in the Imt part of tofcn ’ then. ......... . - Arrow the street was the may- • ! or’* home. * Next door w «« the house of n . Jiromlenf lumber dealer. Both have burned since then. " — ml— fhe— Eisenhower h u m u - stfll — ands in the renter of two large Us six t locks. from \he vsnter .»{ mm “ • •• ... : ; i . . A civic committee has bought •he six-nwim one-and-a-hslf story hone forr.f&OOQ and. w ill'repair and restore it to' |ta btlJDut ap­ pearance. •' . Kumitur* o f i f * iw o* ‘will tie uredc / • . *w. TL. 11_A_I_ \ . a. V. o| PLUMBING^ ' Jlepuir wbrk n specialty Free t'MinuuuH. Prompt survic* -*Ah‘ Work guaranteed (I f*l* .MV|Titn fUc (f^SCr ” »ew etjuiiium ox OfCKiarium is jt is csllcd. because htrC s - U , -„ ‘f •«> ordinsry aquariums.^ihey all live togctlicnn ,® wieCkcatMiscun w»U reoprt on Mitels lsr: Inxi. llw J Closed.ljir i /k-«Jifta\jon in’June anarchy Gains.-,;J)unim ies TeJl Si beared In Italy - Figures Don’t At By- Beifnblicnnp Up^To Movie Stii Jb GKOKGK HR IA 27c -wustr * ■ S T A G r" BREECHING 12V CLASHIFIKD • ••d i. u . r kars.ii -U*tk«f. •>.s«khtV b<Jr 2t>.«2 Is. I* 2'».4JIs, with lull bxl*. 12,1mdisll. -Vt-b*.'- o,t(k.d Ofd»» I- U. toys'.ik»a ■k•»<p*»'•> i- W <U,. it., as) tprwtlnff thlmrn In the 10^: " classified columfla of the licraltl. If vou have HomuthinK to Hell or buy ^»o 1 4»U7si7.8ta.es to r e «f-r .a try a dandified ad' for CONCORD. CATTLE H4LTER flU N O BRIDIE 1 » 120 * IF YOU WANT TO SELL ’EM t^, tok Afitosw# •w Jfis* grew Hs«k» Wt. > *Mr+stf ur btoT Am itjle.tkp*-*v\ rial is TK.m Ska* ikoLc **•)» UrWiIciS, -fiuMt . JSja, h«*Hs vi.p i -OewStg • 'k t M * .^ i Ska*. W, f V eraflk. •» ■ nie iMarshaU, l*t .Barbara Law* ranee, 15, and Vsneita Brown. 17.-' Rtea lllamt aald thay'ra all' bright—ritT the oacoptlon whin t* child actor l/lowa his IJp*a;'’ . ’* STURDY AIAKE -'. 'LtATHEW LIN^S I2 & IS . Strickland -• Morrisoni Inc *1 , * IN ION K Y*J7*- . t BRADLEY & BENSON i »i x i inn-.-in Xiii' / o x i x i . tidiiiMxi i: ur.,1mi inn Oh m» x h o iiii . •11 *iiiti ii i \olffr lg,#lu-fr|lT I tit | A tle*i fill® Mill )TA f.vl.j rtt M r wf/lt •• nf #!•< •*llk tu Hie MMk ^t*|l tit l l i i v vimi* f«N. «i ^hi x'< *s#*w!j# Ah •- 'Di,Mv.' >jlh- «1#» b( ,MrfrrN rAniTit Ihr full*W|Hfe • lMfi»t*. rittt t .litM'i.tv I, »|j^ i ‘/AniUft t»r 11*. i;JIH* .1I. . * i* f in , 11.1.IIir. ,t r-.u-'ut. js I'.i lt l-S I I J I'MI- o* - hI if T l i l u f f t h d l « i . | Axenuc. Itur ih of. IT) t<) ‘ " xc oi t il ONE DAY ONLY THURS FEB 28 Matinee *.’1:30 P.^L Nijthl .... 8:WB.M. SUM law lequiro*' three bourn* feutraction dally, ,'dth er In thd may *nry J •. I t l T t l T t i r h 'l UMl. ill. U lixl. i i x i-itniMin ir cuA X|;i v m .tint \ i >u i i i ; s * • ' iT .ltr .m by nolirm-l an<l rseulrul In-pret-nt .»• frAar * PHONES 70 ano 48 RADIATOR REPAIRS im hi IlU t'lh * ra il rngJority nf WatLaaa than two per cent i f ’ iho, **w> swollen JntmlntJoiVJIvr, in •Untial ‘ vibpboihicing 'lan.U of ctllhra. Thirty- Ijiouaanll. rhlldicn ik Uni tail. States has lipolf tested llvg*lu war-time bunkers.. by actual drilling. DnMilh >He difficult robdi(i«nV thetaV - no i*tk of- spirit -kmt>ng 0 i*‘J*5le*. Thousandstare at woii cltarip* -awsy d * b m and trying R t o r a T oh *i h m rot » t i ncm. nkwinui.h to iy n . ISIIIII%. IX N'ltOEEATI}. Ilia world, with a constant slre^ft : Un t a TE «'K . . JIAN It Z IK fllW KTH KII at\ humanity on foot. In car's, k •». isrHouL J. I'UklMTliM'S ASH fu llou^rhnog .Wur^ Tn . compori' •M* H A V IN '! rl.A IM H o il MANU.* A 'tA IN H T MAM* official. estimate Ijght b* Udiuilt ,lir ten H»r other" fchargts tdch«4o T.on- . CONTRAC XQ3 y n f • ‘‘ HI* V p iii rxpLtm rtl .in* jt^i brigRt, chintzy office' bow ^ e p*1** takes a new srrtiniin and goes through it. page by page, listing *’ ft lie costumes1 reqiliVed Writ *v» rned either don't knuw much ab<>u( r 18 such tilings or have eoinplele cooancf fldeiur in Vera's department. Sel po'j- dom do tliey specify imirr than d to Mafl -tiiuon die * ." .o r . •*evemi>g LEGAL. NOTkJI^ SERVICE MeiiCH BLOG. *By GENE IIANIfSAKKIt I .W.VIt.^AW — Reconstruction of lie concert, and. the artist conies' up tgft capital city.- where the Nazis **ItH with a watei color sketch that liurniM and dynainitrd t\rt\ house the looks like H model out of Vogue. , and o ffit i lmildiitg, hug U-e.n. t uing|ionj. ca-Wa- show it* t / > ' ndi/fnr." lull. • j-fully slow*. • * * '----—f 1 no- the direi'tor ami the cameramun driflftt. liek * of mechanized transport ruce foj tfw*t Suggestions.'' Vera «'ald. 1 ha» been the big^ bottleneck in ' "Materials h« i*e *lo Ite chosen to I clearing thc'cUy's ‘stcevta of derovi- harmonise with Imekgroiind.'' J^yWignil-tearing down crumbling lake . Bolts of expensive cloth aie Min bitildlm^L ‘ The arrival of ‘ thou(dim stored In locked closets, and Vorii samls W fifrmer JJnlfed .Statue gglc gets nervous if her inventury I and British hfaW* (rurkj which. •he fall,. Iielnw tr.O.OlKi, She shatved ,t,.UNUBA arc|hire>l for Poland ha* fin* me pre-wui . silk; alpo a multi- !•,-* somewhat rrlleved , this. situation, colored fabrir with gold sttnmfs j 1 hut*a great part of this transport ■ate.' costing » l 2 r._ a yard, ffnd xnttif ' i has been useii to bring |n fmxl |h#i- gtibl cloth igstiqg Vera didn’t to ui'baiV eciifers and fai^k |rt4the know how niurh more. - . ^ j J'" chlnery, to thelfbuntry districts. ten After the design ’hnif' pattern ' Tbe caplro^f nffiiV of .yecon>ci are agreed on, e o n h t r u c t fo ii « , st sort ion estimates U )«t. out ef ■ oL.sta cU ..'D o ' xoa ,supi>use Mai 17,(J0O• homes amt bijldlng* ‘ tie* stroked or partlaliy.'iMtauyaNl hy lag,’ i|gcre «i. the Nazis: only a tuQyl or 2U» hafo bwn pt)t bark into'.ahapa. • Efhitkover, thev add. the mon- first,-lime , « l i f e ’ hou|ing situation it acutes Thist, W c r ta ln e jl vital tjm ri.. . Thl» , M wnen ’ a stuffed rlotli TRe government baa limited fat£ •Jetut tM ftx lv e s through large- f ep||c, „ f her tor J fe s -n »i 1 t;,Vern Uia» .to one rqpnt In bulldlnr* or Ale propAKAnHii by •forming ahoirvil mr Rrvrpil In n -lontf kJUses that are availabja as living “won «quAiu to decMc *<hc, ( wbtkrooni uhrrr^lW wtiinen lull sdRrfers. It also has nationalited r u*J°! 5 ''J fL .In r ^ * " " ^ v \ e , l l - f U b l M m u l l i n g , machine. •wU'Nands within th« ejto.^Owners The •RepuhllTAh* Wlnt k 8 »Dn-| Maklnj: a ituinmy In fH| of hoiiass 'or; hullcllnjrs gjv)|t* there pel Rebildlr. lyillonalltatlon -f the artie... I'lete, of c.tnvak 4,o lands nrf permitted to' tfsiihkdiere rge liulustrles. agrarian refor.o fftt**! ab<..it her .and U.I.-I. by payment if -*-y■*•—■•■-"' i -'a , .------T_ . — j_ “ • . pininsl, and laCrd together until ►. *> ' , *, . * * she rail haldlyvbifathe.’ i. table with a tutt>r.. Ml*»' Bfnlln* Atufenson. sitting lieslda her. Hhlrlejf- Doble, nt 1C an yssye'-filllngi blond* In-jiigli hi^la, was painting flowers Ir-water'colors. • > • '.‘Shirley Is artistic/ MissKlanil fchlspersd .during, our corner ebah “ Peggy-A»n Garner’ la matkulotSfl '» ’ perfectionist; '..sdi outstanding Student. Roddy McDowell ia jlways gar, .fu ll-of fun. JUV ter­ ribly inWrrstH In Jiuman nature, tlw a y i analysing analyzing pfopts, people, and dots tlwayi p^ofetsioi and fo'w .lt! it competent!/ f, • ! a bach, jr»j c r rioncc p! • (io n to the cu* •• eowds of ii>« -insured. With those qualified tions wo solicit your inlo M C . butineis.' H. JAMES GUT AGENCY \i*ni \\ \%u« «uouink; tn«ll>i« uith I ’u U pi *«| studiuS vtaitl rt»tf -mikinf (Irputtmrnt. You vr '*'•«*»i hn iiiunr.dnfliiy iMiitt ,.ii lit*Ii*{* nt (hit {tm i of I »»t picturrp itifltiihnit «h\; l\ Dpnnnu l>urhiin«— ‘Xiuvtim l.v O fficials Rule 1 BREECHING super. sI»c t ir * i is dun* ..jw x i divct feeding bj-UanJ, twilvNc J ect\ !ow the rovb- gown." • * "* Then Vera, her** aide, aial artist cudgel their hiatus “W-. J™* Tnnfch MARINE 5TUDIOS TORE-OPEN ^AARCH V$T>Alft VIEW. uenmson Wasting ;•! No Time In M a k in g jShrine For Gen. Ik e f H O LLYWOOI*— Movie . chlUrinf must gu to school, loo, "Twentieth C ntuty.-fch. Studio has on its lot fare WITH OUft NKW ^ IStON TIBET BUFFER LA fH E 0 ^-jq-ort'cruft/nipii’ liip plOi the a!d*of tRo ERECI8ION TIRKMlUFfKIt ■Iw^THE wlH infiurc you tho beat*rccapit obiainabtejn town! Check yrjm-‘iftica now . , , ap<l_Jct ua help youk"kt.k!|i them rolling!” . .. ' * > % Matty thflOitnnil tirea. vuIcAn^eU and r.esA'pptid-suoccanfully in .the paat 26 yetthi bjr. * * ?• ., ‘ . • _ V* ^V f.t . Phoftl G08 - B n iu H fiw G lE a B Cowboys, powgrirls, Horses, Dogs, Ponies, Monkeys, . . Aero bnts. Trapeze Artists, Wife Walkers, a bevy of Beautiful Girls and Clowns Galore. - > '• • ; * G. L. Joe the Boxing Kangaroo* from Australia. • V * ’ �The Sanford Herald A * •■>(*(*. r is itu m a » * M iu * ! ( • • • . . KalmO ■« h c s * V lu . ■ • !!* » llri.fc.r ' 57. lent m the root orrico ■t ooolorC. florlOo* oo4or Ibo AH y , n ^ l « o ot Morch M> I WI. ’ n oi.i.a s h i ? iticAJt ’ ■; • K4ltoe * . . i,nilliu * u l l t t ■•* < •■il’ l n r i i i m HlfH* •• All •M l««r 7 rmrdm mi I Ini r* ••s.'nilMH* «M»I Mllrh* Ml a l it n lM N . i l fee a * e a r*^ * "» rars*iia (*■*■. will a* tt n s * * far resitae M vrrililss w tf*. > * . I'alsSS i l i a . M r " l o , r . w . i v live*, lae. r»*M *»«r* T*e llerel* • la •be.MlteasI ll*ie «* ■eterllslsa lilllrti ark ■.■Ih n I im I la »k* •at eitWi la Ik* eeealr* wtlk •rlaeleel beaSeeanse* •* fkleaaaae Haw ¥»rfc. . . . TO* HeiaM I* a tanaker *f Tk» Tlirirtn*--* !•»»»• wklrh Is esrla•Ivelr aalllletS «k* *•• »•* » MbllratlM » f alt *■*»• ei*|Mlrk»a We have come a long way in this country since Calvin Cbolidgi* .was President and people used to think that "a •lollnr-saved was a dollar earned” and all that sort of thin#. Mr. Coolidge was probably our most economical President, Hot only kith money but nlso with words. When the country was wondering whether he would be n candidate for re-election In 1928, he issued this '(^Typtcl statement. ” 1 do not choose to run." That's nil there was'to It. No amount of prodding from politicians or news­ paper correspondents could get him to amplify thnt remark, 'i«nd whnt Ih more he stuck by It. . , When the subject of war debts arose and there was considerable ngitation In this country to forgive the'four billion or so dollars that tho British borrowed during the wnr and immediately following, someone asked Coolidge if he thought the British should have to pay. All he said was, .'WclL.thay hired the money, didn’t they?< We suppose by some people’s standards Coolidge might be called stingy. But his friends knew him as frugal. Cer­ tainly he enjoyed a widespread reputation for his thrift, though he nover amassed great wealth. In his recent book, "Starling of the White House.” Col. E, W. Starling. Secret Service agent, who seryed under five Presidents, tells the following story: . . . ,.V - . TT V While he (President Coolidge) changed his clothes I •* L o w brC o st, A iifi ’ with ' sulfur dust. jpoLy*1* l%r / •Rf-Crob Growers VJttOKNOWS? (MAV BE MOVitHG IN THERE’ MV5ECF50WE.-PAV',. otPAierciF,, O F THE T ^ T E R lO ii frdm Icpflpot Ihi*' y#an •pnilinHf^ will tic > 1.000 too*. -wort(f M tf. • • > — :--* - * '• j million dollar** v * Keep. pin ruskOAINF.SVU.IJ; Fla. (Special I- ticaltl y, ralsj 'nut* M o 1 rnntirritj^f ‘A f the field ctoji planting w n y i and rudui-w* I'onci'aled "damage." ■ OATS " • approaches, Florida farmer* aid 'striving tp Impiove quality and 'Should, have, it vsey. dcti'ritc , lowi r Cr*ts of fbclr 'product*, M th e ,/ «r o t' Mtup. • The ; well As'.to'fic guided 'by. 194(1 pro-!{‘best ' rust-resistant' r*«l«tpnf‘ VsttUes. jjwIK vaHtles. jyell' duction goklf, say* J. L#et Smith, icftiliied and planted eury, tire agronomist with (be State .Agri- furnishing several aseeka o/.-irr%kciiliutsl ExltyubG)tvervie*. . <Ing And 'a crop of^jfrain Tred. They .rvallio that th* time when I Hog* gramh - on tn*o“ growing the mantels will absorb every­ «s ts and the grain ran he plac'd thin* product.!; of whatever, qual- on-the early,' hlgh-prlce market*. tty, \l» probably past -afid that ;•*, . PASTUKJCS blghty- quoliljr 'will brill*. H* niatfe seedea farmees n right lui premium from now (”>• Florida, farmeoa 600,000 Art*-: he npds.' T>w "agronomist’ offer* 'and sod<k|d jimut^j ure* during*-the ■ -*— •*the following suggestions regard; of improTOil'paitui 'fio past nine yenr*'* 'N farih'shmit l .|og specific crops: ' • r- looked.through tho new Collier’A we hnd just bought. . •**l *g*vt‘ somebody a dime one nftemoon to buy a Gol ■;>.*« « 2 kV. « . reeakllralU. a* -U HerV ond I didn’t get my nickel back,” the President said.^ H at e ts M te k ra h e rrla * r » _ * l * * i » ' "It wasn't" n” T Haul.---------' - ' « r . ,d. • hut somebody "I don't know who it wns' TUESDAY, FEBRUARY *6. 1»'<« owes me u nickel." , ______________ - _ . . "1 don’t owe you r nickel,” !. Mfaasii^iyasa urnif "TOUay * j- -MlsdldnU. e»y'you"didja''tip •TrdMfl*F>r»tPw who nr _____ was, but ho didn’t give mo hock my nickel." • * • NO ONE CAN AVOID USE•'Weil," I Hiiid, "It wasn’t L" . SjnirriNOR THF VFRYTS m "Well," he said, " I’m not going to do nnvthing about AND STAliTlNG *A MORAL It. But he kept my nickel. He didn’t give it back to me." DECAY THAT WILL FINALLY We would not be so old fuHhiolied as to suggest that DESTROY THE INDIVIDUAL rtny0nc should think about nickels In this day and time, but, 1 1 S 1, o ,hA; «» someone remarked the other day, the time Ih coming EL.w 5 j - when « Jlme will he n <llmo .min. It i f a. •> ' A ♦ • *J •V A * . |. * -- v + ' ' .. be witlKHit-goolrpa:islure'-uf \oduplmtainsd ' at 'the JJkli glasses, mnln l \ LADIES . Pastoral ' tr'tom Tho Lyric * Vtunut, desolate, the moot laud Whef* no tagged shepherd* p*»s Any Jand 1* but n poor land I T to sheep *ro cr._pp.ng i.rass; . If there are no ewe* to softrq. (locks and ridges, and to make Distance homely that so often Is disconsolate and ♦•lent Suddenly the not Id t* item!' When tfis- little l-.mli- ai> <«•.. Trvmhlinu on cxpcritnentjil l.cg* aUm s slope rio" 'Misfl Doris Stewart i Weds Chief Ballard State News Brjefs ll» W II.LARD CtiN.NOLLY V, Transuort To Fly ^ C o r n e r e d f la g i proved itseir-. cquu| crisis unique In* naval history. ’ It was estimated that because of the Ipck of .washing facilities for diapers, I,(mO .w ould M needed. •< ’ , So. the DiekmAn Itradi-il /or h«\jit«- proudly flying in the place of the usual,colorful Tunting*. .1 PORTING GOODS FERTILI/.IMI J'AHTl'HKS DKECJIUBKE. Fin.'(Special) — The ilemund fo r 'jB itillie i for mproving pasturtfs.in Ckeechobee County isytow sterttger than cvrr. according to County Agent Clif»°Ol ;U. Hoylev Cattlemen used 1 1 .'*'tmu u/ fertiliicr forHhl* purliUshinrnt of a f- '. nr through­ tout liiv ,yi!|l«l rt il lui fie* u. ■ 1 ' • t o Infi’. u.jU-mi and l.iiowledge Ip m et) count j “ f th-* Mirld. w ptmers an, . Colnesvills ciry ’ ohtho aiding the ATsJqnn Cdfjd Unit in- cnmhalting tuaw xite.i IJ.MHl and loaned <-*r thqj purgram. , : V. . .Kni->ll-r,w,> Ft.-ii-i- pu die sth-rnh (tra -li.• '..-if a ptrlllng ' upwat-l !r*fld Following li e war • ycais, during#wh^h thtLc was a • underline <||le to .high -ch (*>.* 1-Mi ring ;h< tr-deat jh*. enroll­ r .. •»! "ItuhlllCrf y ami ni* .floff.OOO, Helping Hand - .^went n» I'git'-ie « » » ouiy li.OOU uiUB > ;* »! nun!* popihar to the milliofi* by Kd lla Cantor, and who bus been guest com\cyor end '^ftlyiil With •.he Clncinnalj.’ .Chicago, don SyjnjihQiW' <nwh*« play in EiilsSn'v Plrk, on March 16. * 1 less than the peak, amt 1* std The "Black Hand" on tho aide of law and order cbmiiUm !i. .‘J4v ‘ i011 l1*?B . fact' iM t i'aor.- h»w been virtually i« ?c,methin(r really novel. Yet'thnt is •what i» .hapiMlnlng In no nevs nih-mi .nnatruellon in Sicily', where the Mafia, to (rive it itn real namey ih helping HcmlnolB Cqynty for 20 years 1 • siiinethlng to think aliout. We iho'irovtirnmOnt put down handllry. 'Rtf Mafia i« an old-time enneer of* Ricillan Ufe. need nr- school buildings, al­ Miami ilog nuiind keep:r* n o ' ready We wil) nood them miuc I» hiwt been a K«nR of extortionerH, blnckmuilerH, looters and more a* the years go • by. ttnd criminals Konornlly. Unfortunately the lows have been harlmting an “ animal riddle" discovrred. Aiy n housewife on her ' Whi-fo 1- the money coming unablt) to keep It out of the United States, where it entered doowitcp , It It deirrllied n* hav­ with imitrrnnts nnd has liMome notorious. It late years, ing a tail like a cat, tojrr liRea* old Joe Stalin nlluws h.» Russia thanks to the FBI nnd vlRurouR local police action, it has bear, note like a'dog, and a kev.J and body like » monkey. It ha| to Join the UNO in the Interest! 01 been less often hehrd from. . been Iden'.ifiril. ui n baliy hone/ furthering the pence of the world, In Italy Mussolini wuh supposed to havo stamped At bear.*\ hut ho neverthdes* Iwlleves thnt ill times of p-aeo you prepare fob out.- |>crhaps on tho principle ? that no extortioners Stnto Atlonley-' 'o m '. Watson, war. W e . h p e that the Amer­ Hhould be permitted, iu t himsolf and his follow-Fascisfs/ ican people have heen reading hi* F.videntlv this achlavqment, like Others credited to him, father . o f thr ■Ha r's' light To work nmettd'mrnl r! quid lie well recent speFchr*. "In peac* time mlcaVeth. that the I dr|da Junio* the foremost task 61 the Red Chamlwr oT Y’oimmn e at its win! Army it to perfart Ha military' ter* ionjerence hi ,n rnsuroln, has and polltlfnl knowdedge," he aay*. •In fence lime nil officers. alft (rtneralt must m*s(et.the educa­ Myitlp ^vtiin e.' ;■ | • tion of. troops In peaceful condi­ tion*. The Red Army tmUt ad- that getting a thief to catch a thief id not a Sound .YnnceJjv military science!'. Mean- jjent policy. •• , 1 am) Mnv'--&lt*I)tr'l Lam-i whH\ the United State* disarm* 11. W. Herndon nntf u ‘W. Ferguan example to th* rest of non formed a xoftgehBI party the world". * . mqtorinV fw Orlando on Mondky evenlnjr.-vfhert they attended the . W<* have repeatedly pblnl#(t*tmF *hQW.Park at 8:00 Many star golfer*, Including hr held dtr Cenl that many of Ut* strange.. Imme Sstwxen, Walter Hseen, •o'clock • , » * ,|.thls * « • -•»< - y u f Wl|h JQM.K pn.cl teal, unworkable pollrin uv MN>' J. 0. Boll left Sunday a f­ Ijclu-nstiln conducting. Huuurated- by out " govsrtvnent ternoon" for Klssimbtfa whete she '•'. ’ *'* * * *• wer* devised-nr eetathunLt agents is visiting her (laughter, Mrs. Mr*. E. M. Calloway wait the W. J. Steed. «-t their syinfmthlxer*. With re* gracious hostess to QM.membci* ferenc* to Praaident Truman'* re­ * f W * auxiliary of the First cent wage-[Tic* poIliV '.i* 1*1*.* Christian .Church on Monday af­ ternoon at her lovely horn*, on Sanford Golf and OdUhtry Club! (ytmeroA Avenue. . llayere am] spectators have been pouring Into th* city during th# Gardiner'and Mrs: poet 2 d hodre; hotel* arw crowded, were hostesses on with new arrhrala,.coming v e r y loon wheh thsy an­ hour of the day- A t Moot T .000 thers of «th* Pip# fan* are expected" from eyt Worktrs all town, Storee and other buelnaotheir wag* ptfre line «Tn httlre upwnul and re ora expected to doe* during tvlng en*U will H er ■ Those are th* - big lo lf. meet. — —" * ** int.our, words. They com# fp m City license* iesued from pett i)w Monthly Burrsy of th# AmerKedenatl»n o f U bur. • , r. 1924 to Jan. 22 . 1 W 6, numbered ' Mis* Annie Hawkins and Major William Booth of Commerce, Ga. are visiting Sir and Mrs. K. W. Fite oil Celery Avenue. ' SANFffRD TWENTY YEAR^ gers, Uic Dickman founil many of-the Sigyrirn hnfl babies in the dial erahlo ogc^-The ufficera add meh. tnlleclsd 1,000 diaper* for fyee dUtrihutinri to the mothers. ! rule a|lmi how stf-ltnany had heen eolirFted. The poised a resolution' calling *,fiir, e-,forcent*nt/0f : r iK con*tit.irtlo:inl clause.-’ In 'addition thsy are n*k-. Ing the ’ 47 1/cgielatuTc to pas* a law that would rrmova ■ rcrklesr; drivers frotu the State’s High­ ways. , <v Mar ne studios nt Ht. Augus^ Major General Edward Brooka, head of the famed Second armor­ ed "Hell on W h:el" Division which spearheaded the breakthrough out nf Normandy In ft44. ami who Is now commanding general of the Fourth Service Command, wltlf THEY DON’T COME. TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL , - there nfo do nvw trucks propep'maintenance and quick repair of * • ^ % • 4* your old one U more important than^evfr. No matter what’a wrung with it we* can put it In tip-ti>p running order. EVERY in $ou£ K i t c h e n ^ - M o o r e ’s lNTERIOR GLOSS hour your tntek la laid up keepa It from ttamlftg money ,/or you. Wo know thia and give prompt aervice to get- it on the road quickly. Our large staff of expect mcchanica aaaurea early '‘attention. W7 ai>d the imount collected »*»e Thr' .pr^senf ; 'vielllstlng , polity WA74. F a r' the urn* months 1if th* xnvotr.ntdrtt with rtgsril endiiig with Jan. * 2, 1026. *17 lu price epntitd i* -jd.-a sBap <v* llt-cpscs, ttpfr** Issued amounting iftltnyibg •t« jb v stertge huMpA)* tn- flo lfU t scrvinllng* ttf a elkartmn trying* t>». fig u ji out wjd.di pilstinp mad* today by Miss' ElleiW llo>. UX-‘ cvllrtL'r for Jthe elty tray -the H*M* J *1" ! rl' , With th* a*c»ptlotx ef the water 1, stsllstlonV S * , —— **^*» “ i u hi sin et Urn font having vV E i u An t o u a h ANTEE that you wiU find* all of your fav­ orite liquors hvfl, b^lt we do nave some.of them . . . and we’ll do our hept to »ee that yoq »re satisfied. , Hr*t MethAlist Church AnnA< at “ 7l00 P.M A covereil dish luncheon will he act'veil. Mr*. W. E. Smith and Mr. II. Dinner meeting o f Pilot Club M. Hampton of Ocala are the at .Mayfnir Hntql 7:30 P.M. guests .of Mr. and Mr*. J. II. Hay dr inIters ate requested 4 to make I or a- few days. . * Jfervalious a t ’ M 0 -W ‘ t>r 830-J. "•T h e women of th" I’/eibYL*1 inn i hurch will .meet at 'ltt:00'A. M. to study a hoik entitled CCont,.|i»in* Witne-sf?.*' A covered idirii lunVhton .will V aerVed at U ».u P. M. ... Utnervi ' ' ' . WED.vESHAV ' * i stu* ti.ra ISeiirh spent lu i . - rs .-ml J " : ” , '^ .‘1____ _ L’ niTourista. rvstdSnts* an.1 memwith h a a-uii. M r». Kh-Hr,n.—•* j ■ ~ * i* . has o f tlie .-.Hifoiil Womans Hi a n d 'Mi A.thur. dnM-gly isilon, <TuTi .aru 'tuvile.f- bi ttftend- the and Mr. itHlL-McU. idl— L‘u_uaui- J |k|«C|» -— Suteynlh r^vLttual Animated wlailuivi- heen visiting friend- -.1 1 11 + • I M '. M » jOpgaxine at tile.nu b hoilsc at Tlia Gride! given In marriuge ... „ _ irlalive* here on.I in We-I I'.ilm ♦ 1 1 \ i | , '> <.V. X W D <P. M. with Mrs. E. p. by hcr*l/rolher, Hlnrrw~MF;V-rbm^ „ " • T * B°>c«- 1 Ur,u li. |-ft for thru In,me in Ft. } *’ y ■rfolk, Biowiijer .ns , Editpr iu Chief, non. Jr., had aa her only attend- l0) ' " “ n,,I « " • J ' Wayia*. I ml.. Monday. ... . . h j i .-c i i.- v 'r } , Mrs. wilt.UU*kMrs! U. H. AOt her lister, Miss Hottc ShanVim.m l.rH I* 'l,M _J ... vti 1^ .1 I l-t U lt l.M l,.v I + \ * r*11T W n,c 11 It. Ff dcC. jlin.v Mi*. Jthn *Kirir, Mrs. non. The groom’a brother. Oltis JV u - HuUhUon In- parent-. q||- I. r q. • ’ S’ ! > i:.'4xi . I;. T.rMi-. W. M. .Scott: Smlleyr served as beet man nn.l t-oop'r for severs Mr*. .V...M.-Phrtijfr I* tit etiarife ifshers ware William II. Martin ~* > f publii'ily.* A " . ‘ and Pavjd H. Shannon. The maid Mrs. T. W. Shel ' ♦ / ' j r i u iisD A v , o f honor-chose a-gown of peach l*r. Mrs. J. E. Ro SITI'I.Y ro . J ^emlr.nln* dfl>rhah> U vlgi* No. oattn With fitted bodice ami full I Lieut. Wallace 8 h v.-^e A* Tour* . will meet af*tJ|e ItiUiielT.raguit sk lg £ ,o f net. She carried u . Fla. have been th. bouquet ^ f Talisman roses., Shelser's sister, V - Id P. M. ...............V *. The .bride chose a white gown lot her home on 1pint Avenue. The Nctnliinle County T uIk-M'Uitiid a V ? .•> ------ ---|.»*i* Association announced tt*lay • r f l l '- K'gular quoting o f Camp- wltl) a princess bodice, of ctutf- 1 K '* .bussing .Unit X o ,.f.l A nicr- stilly lace and bouffant skirt ->f { -Mr. and Mr*.-. J, M. Cole and that there will he ir phsr awanl-Wav, snd 5Jrs. F.mina Lee ed the srhiad in the county jiAp J.rgvoi' Aq'.jlinry.vhll lie held •tu lip -w ith -» sllgbl f Main.. In the •laigioh- lln:..al 7:30 P. M.' gqwn fejtUhe,f n swrelhesrt neck-, fjjr »c ,f Florence, S. C. are guests csversging the largest eeorrrhiitlon iMne^und long sleeves terminnting „^ ^ | r. Rnd Mr*. i t F. Cole nt j in connection with the t hot-nn* 75JLVIITWAY .‘ ■Jke llH-.r (fiiufiTLt* wt th.- Peltn In point* over the htinds. (jer their home on West Twentieth 7Seal and Itnnglc Sale. The last ' report ban route in to the T .It. ‘.‘ dpin tiidnln.:, natinnn| honmnry I fingertip length veil nf Illusion |Streei. ________ loffkt- nn.l Mi*. Cdwatd Kinder •1 ' ;L isluratintial fraternity, will have I fell from s llsra of urange bln*Jumr* Henry Cooper, NROTC with Miss Ruth Hand. Sopetvii- r ,i tea at alio U. 2>. (). Building, at Isoms and she carried 11 bouquet. of white roses centered with Tin student of Dukit Univeraity is of County Schools, after check• m t . — —*« — d lKl- P. * . ‘ . , ! orchid. Her. only jewelry was .» visiting hit paren ta, Mr. ami Mrs. IfK the school cnroltiai-tiU,* have ,-iivK aiitl avail1 luivi* *11 strand of pearls, a gift nf the |{_ p, Cou|ier, at j l |i»lc fo r nmiu'sit.il' it c la lla |-bridegroom. Cameron Avfuue titui— Thr bride'* mulhrr selected -a trove today for ( navy blue crepe dress with white he will spend 1 1 a n •.mimdons * , Ansi l i u \ accessories and a corsage of pink Wriemls. i hi*\ iti |(»1 i camellias. — -— fo r Ford Immediately following thr cereMajor William 1 lUSCIOUS AND lO V Ilt. .ital tint 1 i ti ,lf,' T ' 'i 1 . niony a reception was held at returned from si t:» 1 *ni A t t» . 1 1 1 in the church annex with Mr*. C. P. Army in New I . v ‘. It »f* I Barber, Mrs. W. R. O'llarr and i’hilippinr* and f . ' ..... ' iM 'ts Autumn Shnnnoit, sisters- » f I 'amity in Wushin thr bride, assisting in serving I is temporary I r I S i ’ riit K I . A M ) . he guests. After the r. ceptn. , I -rut time and wil the •miplo left on a wedding trip j f,>r,| after his -to the southern part of the *tnl« \rmy ate termini I with the bride traveling in .1 .. tailored, gold, wool ’ .nit with Mrs. |va Wight black acrcsMirie* nn.l a corsage „ f Seminole Chap ! of orchids. j of Fnstern Slai Mrs. Smiley was graduated an appointment 1 from Seminole High School in sistant (irilnd ! 1943 and has heen employed b y 'Brand Chapter s< Waltcr Mead Smith wan ,-|e led Western Union ns relief niannocr 1 at Miami Beach vice president and Waltei Hehnafor the past three year*. Mr.*, 12. liel tiratiu.-r at the ................. • Smiley I* a graduate of Clear i -----national Youth League meeting water High School nn.l at tended Mr. and Mr*. which wus held Friday at the , the University qf Florida. At the ing of Annapolis, First I’ irshyteriaii Church with . present tints he is affiliated with liecn the guest* of Mr. amt sirs, tlohhy Jones, pi.-sldcilt of tlic j the Florida Powei and Light H.P Pope nt their home "The assor.ntinn, presiding tiHUUipny, iu„AJii>uii...wjjcrc .th<V . Sharutdfk’ on the M. John* lUvcr. Vnrlou- 1-r-j,- !- arte n.i.uit wdlT make Inrtr home. have depntlNT fhr RoUlhern Florfj Out-of-town g u a s t s attending da. the ceremony were: "Mrs. lone. ■ ■ C w in of Miami: Mr. ami Mr*. I Mr. and Mr*. Jumcs I>ys«n (jiolll un.'tjuv w rVlstW.».vtviF T n ^ '-n ;-V r“ T^verint* ■>( League will Ih- held in Ihr ■of Lake Mary; Mr. and Mrs. C. son, a patient of the St. Vincrnt Baptist Church at a date I P. Barber, Mr.- and Mrs. Watson j Hospital. Friends of Mrs. Hyson ntinnunced taler, ! Shannon of Jacksonville; Lieut. I will lie glad to leant thnt rne is BANK SUPPORTS t il N. ,E. Robbs of Mlnml; Mr. and , rccUpXtnting nicely after n recent PUNTA UORDA, Fla., (Spclnl))--The Pnnta • Gorda Slatt'Among those from Sanford il-'llu n k is showing its inU-rest in 2 1 tending the Animated Magnxim; and spporl of 4-H eluh wmk .< 5 . at Rollins College Sunday after- ■Charlotte County by paying •noon were: >lr. and Mr*. George expense* of nil 4-H club hoy. >h ofjTouhy. Mr. nnd Mrs S. O. CIibm-, represent thin eounty at tin- ho. The H-m'ur.l women ate still A h. re*ular Ernest Calloway. Mr. himI Mrs. i'i»ur»p ni ihi- hI ' im t »U\ • • I • ..dt -,g tho successful gar.m.1 Sfmlr.ula Chapter No. 2. Order J. I . Hurt, Ml nn.l Mis. J. il. I ufu IA*I J* ill Mr ), club me. m i. which w *. tied , of C,. , lud cently rft the Masonic- lempie Truluck. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy'Holl-., jl'minly Agent N, II. Mriiur^n " John (lallowav, Mr Mr. nnd Mrs. \n-q ii ir V.t CASLlN -ini Mrs. Joe Corley, past matron, nnd Mrs. W. A. Adam*. Mr. and in s ' I i KRAyi hl t take an onpresented with a commission Mrs. 11. < llettcl. lien Fish. Wat- Mkl a cubic font in 111In. fnJ.i | f fiYp, funic MlUrni S 'i j . TkS . | g > * 8 X 2 lace ’Hell, Miss Lila Moot. I.ef- thq lirire is umlur .. Ituli ,rtr« .»•: Tiifiiiite g,^,.l .UititL.llr; ulfflti*, #*•* fler, MBs Olive Ann Adams, and rubir foot. Miss Cecelia Truluck. Also Miss LettFc Caldwell, MBs with overyuM lu town bring in- •Y »■ * al»n^Pr” rtite,l ^a lovoiy Ruth Hale, Miss Ernestine We*tphall. Mis. JCeU- W-'-h, Misfc vite.1 for a super ighaw • nnd rtp L f? , Unrltarn Ruprecht, MBs Nixie freshmenu . ^ . All on the! S a n f'^ C b * ^ Klrchhoff, Dr. and Mrs. W. H. house! Coin*.' one. Vo me olL ^ Worthy S Rucker, Mr. nnd Mr*. H. A. MRS. E. D. llROWNLKK I* the Wight, and a 1 Appleby, N'r. nnd Mrs. William 19 Id FMitor.in-Chief. , W (5. Rail. Mrs Edith Welch. Mr. D« you have any origiual paintA 1 “ 2?, and Mrs. Rupert Strickland. Mr. ing. that you would like to have * * « and Mr*. J. C. Mitchell. Mr ami appiniscl! I don't know whether " L 1 l,»u[*e RUB nnd Mr*. Wi E. Klrchhoff. Mr. and ,-liiS. MARTHA KIVI.EN the Declaration Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith. Mr. and lo t sent to do it O, not . . . But ' ' ,hu ha* .had years and year* o f| «f Independenc by eight pupils Mrs. Julius ningfelder; Dr. R .'W . ade under the RuprechL' ogprrienc* in art garririe* In "« « • 1 11" Wilkes-Lui re. Penm, and H*w j * “J Yor* Clt> ami know, her stuff. „ » w > . j ! g do. owned the Belnoni A rt. ™ * P u r wouU sjudiii in New York City I g u t . Beach Apni 1 ••-•catly. A visitor In iiKIF'RRK 10 the guest of MR. and MRo. j _ H. (D MOORE »ho is taking much P ,,N T A G0 interest in civic work . . . I l l * htr pic-uic “ Tr.o Titlr tnAl A(ij mrmj .•ill Ih> cxhihiled at th*, Anlraatad ; K.. C L E A N S IN G H a p p y B ir th d a y K T ,in, .(Um oon. S S 'g . j g S T _____ ' Ouaen for having a “ vaccination - .C R E A M ; ' - FLU. 26 .Lois ----of r Khearing s .rW W County every Mrs. Albert Zloser i» most most comcom- day" t »" Charlotte .. Cspt. I . G. l-aCrolt monly caused hy tho .ubacuta, monin* ' _____________ _ infections o f noie and throat. j L1|p,,ni m by-product of pulp VCK TALK 1 r Inter- Denominational Youth I^eaRue Meets ]v, EMULjlf iED. CJBANS1N . CREAM ■Stout » to• ( Ml S W H i h t f c P g + ii*tivltlc— .iwt.l uuJ — ' ( t ' n-t— 1 n hunftj. and urgantc Injolvc apeerh. • matUr to poor soil. ____________ ■ TH REE OPERATORS TO ' • SERVE B E L L E M IN 8 C U E W * " . HARRIET MILLER . ltt-114 W, Ind SL ... ^ 17 N*. Patk Ave. anti ttmif. Cd.'snd *Don l i f t O N -'DURYCA 5 0 c - 1.00.. Reservations 996 \j Phone 717 Next week . • ■ " ! "Y The Comedy Mystery "Murder Without Crime" Wu iuivu many Htyle.t to offer, with ( jack 1 1 ii iijMlt and contours to make TIMES the best of 6very figure typo. •sueBySIJ) ' , ANN'S-MIRASOL BEAUTY SALON BVR0LET UMJTID TIMS ONLYI mtfl in nlylitig . . . “Peg O’ My Heart" - ANNA MAE CHAPMAN ►R CO. TWO wonderful rlrsnsin^ rrrains—tq help keep your skin silk)-itnuolh! Tuwy Emulsified Cleansing Cream f«r dry, flaky skin.'.. Tuny I'ink Cleansing Crcsnt (or normal or oily skin. .. ON SALE! RITA AND REGINALD GOODE and CO. . YOU ' Provincetown Playerg Pico Theater Last four performance* * Wed.-Thura.-FrL-Sat. 8:45 P. M. . * I lu gloss. May ba bad in t?a at- I tiaeilte c o lo m POW ELL’S Chuluota Sc h oo-l Wins New Hooks (Set Ready for SPRING with a New “HAIR-DO” i . ' ^ M o o t . ' . Ini.rtor Q lo .l (■ • « j m T T | brillUat, toniisry Uoish that w ill ' m M \ \ m etaod up under steeni, wateri l U j f l splashing and axlrem a-^i heat l end hold In your kltcFsn and ' ■ I bathroom. I* * lly cleaned with _____ m I soap and water, gad will not lose ■T tli .uni M- . i \\ I**' *; i.n.i ■oil*, t'har'e. nn.l l|t>h<"i •|n*io lent u.^k-en.l \l-llim* lelalne* In ■Viilillehiirg. • •Thr l.apli.t TH*-iom.ry Sot lily met at the home " f Ali-s Maiy Slones, wiilt the following me- iiew Suits We .Specialize “ Cceanariums'' on March 1. Two Tiundrvd newly glassed forth,de* will allow visitor* toTsee e l clot*.] renge pornoises and other fish. The pumping tystem alone wilt pump enough water each hour to supply the cities-of St. Augustine and Daytona Beach. t MBs fltitlii Lliu-r Mcwart daughter ,«f Mm. F'iniiL Miller of thin city mn| Larry ATInt Bnllnrd. Chief lliuitsuain, *on of the late Mr. and‘‘ Mrs.. Harry Bollard uf Denvrr, Colo, were imoricd In it quiet, simple ceremony Sunday afternoon at 5:;tl) o'clock in the home of Mr. and Mr*. Frank Miller with the Itev. E.H. llrowplee officialiiit. in the pi oar nee of a small group of irlntive* nnd friend*. J.l*. lodge ucUst a* Iwst m an .for the Krooni. The vow* wrrr spoken "gainst u background c f white, and yellow; glndlnl'iscs. fern and hrnnchetl randolnbrn. The bride, who » n » given nwny by Mr. Frank Miller, chose to wear a fitted, Kray, .wool suit with black accessories and an nrcljidj corsage with sweetheart loses. I •Mr*. Frank Miller wa» the niu-J (ron of honor and wore n -.Ur** I of navy blue with mutchiny ceasoiies .and a corsage of 'I man ‘ I'oaes. • A reception was held fidjo the cemiiont- in the Millet 1 nfler whfch'lhe cminle left f short- trip in Florida. They make their home in Jucksol for u few months then will ti to Hie stale of California w Chief ItalUtrd will serve in I Aiinc Shannon Social' Calendar Miss Weds, W. H. Smiley PERR Babies Cailse;., * I Society Vdilon C.wrlia. Tiuluck Truck Owners lion!* For Moon Tourists _ . vTOnACCO Tiigh peak .of piwluction>. New irt^nt^have been lncteaxe.1 1 0 per­ 'gra m s — proving outstanding incents 1 Fnrmer* must strive for- elude Pensacola. romriion and q iia llv as well as quantity, which Paraguay Bahia, pangolu or *lihas been the chief Conyiderati-uf ^ilfrL-). and.f’wutal Bernirda. during .the war yeurw.- Chou*ev varities with. rare and correlate i: snH*. ferhtUersi usctl an.|«nurunor J nf |dant« -per acre. * ,k ,ld , v .COTTON. - . s j t S ’ Use outstanding variefTC* * for p r o d u c t i o n and Irrfjrth and Cf, strength of fibtr. Harvest and . gin with the 'greatest care..- 0 /w>ofw rf (he American vuriety cottojr communltlea' are 1 it-at Moolerey, Cali-' increasing. .. • fla irntwd to the union* . VRANU T 8 ; for *' Produeer* must strive for • high . as mm . • - k *r " ' " ^ •# THE BAN FORD UGUAJ.D, SANFOHD. FLORIDA TUESDAY, JFEURUARY 2G’.1»IG [tfanunrar 1 1 ' ' production, of quality . nuU, pro--, tsbly decreasing acreage./ Fvrtr lii* propelly and".space 'd o n . ' Must p;e|M»re ty conUot. lo af*lo t; - HOUSE HUNTING IN .JVASH1NGJON ■ n>i*vu«k»a ta itaa * , r » * l lt d .4 * TUESDAY, FEnRUAl\V'20, 11MC THE SANFORD HERALD, BANFOM, F L O R I D A V PAGE FOUR iim io m r $l » i uch AHprice* ptai r*s Touchton D rug Company —SHOUT PROGRAM— Spoakinfir of aiffmala Novelty “In The Pnhlic Eye” PARAM OUNT NEWS CJF THE WORLD BUY ON OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN ' MA THER of SA NFORD A 203-011 K. HI S i. Phone 127 �»AOE SIX TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 19«? TH E SANFORD IIF R A I.I), SANFDIM). FLORIDA THERE WAS plenty of action at the Senate Naval Affairs Committee'* hearings nn the Edwin W. Hanley nomination for Undersecretary of the Navy. Here Senator Allen J. Kl lender (top. left) of Louislapa, questions Edwin W. Pauley (right), as Pauley’s counsel. Max Truitt (center) look* nn. Sen. Brewster of Maine, touched off n sharp argumerit when he asked Harold Judson (Inset), If he did not wish to testify further ’’because you might Incrim­ inate yourself”. (International) bicycle on display at the National Sportsmen's show in offered os the bike of the future. Miriam Mutterparl dsi easily the dianges can be made for tot or six-footer. ** PICTURED at tho telephone In his New York hotel suite Is Abrah.mi II. Keller, 41. who has been appoint­ ed Oenern) Counsel to tho United Nations Orgnnlration SecretaryCotu-ral Trygve Lie. Keller won ad­ visor to U. S. delegate* at the UNO general assembly, (fnlcrnallonet) DANCINO STAR Of THE TILMS Ann Miller cuts Into her wedding calfl with the ai'lstnnre ot her groom Reese Llewellyn Milner, altar their mairiarte ceremony In Santa Barbara, Calif They're postponing their honeymoon until Ann completes a picture. The flint star and her Los Ancclts industrialist husband will live lu Ucverlv Hills (InterwrtirwiflD f • V \ )V**. ... a AT A PARTY OIVEN IN HER HONOR at the French Elmbassy In Washington by Ambai?ador and Mme. Henri Bonnet, Margaret Truman, dJugh'.er of the President, Is pictured dancing with I’ fc. Bussell O. Lllcliilcld, of Meridian, Miss. The party was attended by Invited servicemen from Walur Heed and other nearby hoxpltrls. (InUrnaltonrl) HEWIY DESIONAtEO Economic SlaOtUM AMD Sit ENT, 3J-ycnr-uld liuik driver Gordon Uellart sits in llie New York City district attor­ ney'* i.itiee on Staten Island wln-re ha vim ln»li! for homicide t*nllro •IHel'tl him as confessing that he lulled May Hint Viola Hrllnit, Blyeyr- -Id twin spinster* and Ills di*t.i-u nmilns, when u quarrel arose at thrjl4liittuc. (International) bllirer Cheiter Bowes Is pictured a* he urged the House Hanking and Cm ienry ' Committee to approvo speedily a (tending hljl to continue Hie price control and subsidy piograui for a year oftcr the present June 30 expiration dote. He warnrd Cniigirss Hint the nation's economic system would ba smashed "beyond hope of repair" uuless it extended price controls. (L.tcrnalioxal) r ~ ' ijBA Sprllmsa, ArehblsfnVgil Hanr York and'tlte foiirth New Yorker to sit In thj Collegirtfr Cardinals at Rome. Ills predecessors were John Cardinal .-fcCloskcy. John Cardinal Parley and Patrick Cardinal Hay**. Cardinal Apellman was bom at'Wh.iinan. Meis, In IMP. ntdalnrSI in 1110. ami euiuceiaicd bishop In.lDlJ. btcoiflln.i archbishop In 1035. (fulernalioiiali MY UIUTINAN1 Jack Dt Under thtGI Bill of, )tre Dame University, Jr.d, has |ust learned A4 belt to the oil and no felt bp hWlate greet SSr?HSw.90o*SkIffZ re plant' to stay ;ln - - — *(lw*msnen«l) ■ . COMMA NOEl of the U. 8 . Aslstlo Fleet In lilt , Sen. Thnfoas C Hart of Connecticut, ts drown as lie w u sworn Ui beforp the Resrl Harbor Investigating Cdmmlltc# In Wash-. IngtoiL The Senator disputed testioffjelR),(lle» oi th* Hjiv»’ .Dep«rt- uU: AS IP THI PICTURE W 0 I POSED EOR THE PURPOSE, Hus shows the new ,U. S. Ambassador to Russia In hit reported character as i man who ran talk bluntly but effectively. It reveals Gen. Walter Hrilell Smith (right) talking with MaJ. Gen. Ms Sarayev nf the Russian Embassy In W bjU* tngton. at a New York banquet that celebrated Washington's UirtlrCaJ and Red Army Day tb mra. Cm. Smith has been quoted ns saying Hint VbryRussians expect us, n| oourxe. to drive hard bargains (InirrnaHormlt SHOWN IN THE.ARMS OP HER MOTHER, Mrs. Joseph IL Beaudoin, two. year-old Linda A in Beaudoin receives a college Insurance rqat Commander Carlo* Burrows In Detroit, Mich. The poll 1100 a year for four years when Binds Ann reaches her eighteenth blrthda*. It is the gift o f former OU who named their Detroit poet for her father, Pfc. Joseph K. Beaudoin, killed in Italy. (international) HEAD of the Conference of Studio Unions, Herbert K. Bomll Is pic­ tured -behind the bore of the Leg AhgeKL Calif, fall, serving a 1Rdsy sen trace. )J» w »i eenttheed for permitting '(hits pickritna at the Warner Bros. studio in vtplatlon dt N who drove their Uxlcsb* to Washing- T U NO UP-MONO THI HfOHWAT I ^ A U O i M ' v ated s eA. T.odf L»organise r a tioke b to:« . rh lt photo was mad# afSa^the vsu’ ReiC*«rwv_— XJMrrngnonei) .utleoX«a8»ar«]ltoil laLr» ' ^JeJwtVr ,*• v- • ■r : , • them to slop IfAttTM* �T U E S D A Y . F B B It U A K Y 2 fi. IM S WOODMEN OIC THE WOULD ' :m ; f i 0 f i i E P m-fHt UM i i e d SYAT l s ■ ^ w$7? m.pME. yLAR f.. • BOYS OF WOODCRAFT CLA SSIFIED A D V ER T ISIN G PHONE 14ft OK BRING VOL'M An. U Count, f! t* words tn the line, including All idrertlitmrnts U r sitaatioa* wanted regular classified rale*. 18ft rer Hn* for oni in»*rt>.» Mr per line for Hirw in.rrtiina J7e per line for 9 in.rrtlona B per lina for 10 Ln.«tt|uu« — *-«. war Minimum rale* . . . 30c V - 'J •*, WERE PLACED ENP-^EHD rj < M E y .rfw o u L P • 'm ^ .E M C IT iC L E ffH E ' i f M w l» A -roll I mi.I Fmiil* Monday. 7:3U P M. At W.O.W Hull. I Hi » . Pink Aw * *] qLOBE MORE ONE MOMENT PLEASE! JT b -ffrtA H flO T ift ES I THE SANFORD’ HERALD phone and sddrry. will be charted tor al the 4 aTTHe 'i jtr.Et^UATOR^ 3 ‘ Ollier Phone 067 Rr.idrllt I’ hnnc li*)0-W v. — SCUAP5; K)!!ROtS tlKtei; w ic b r i * JSV.lCY IS RESl'lMTKD It natuml.di-sifc foPAprivnc money maltCM I* ntrletly BALLARD’S for.) Friir.d* nn I vl’ loue 8D5-J. I relatives I 20 l Celery. J Ji“ m: j <.ni credit-. Ymlr i m t> i»lnc*i. essuilntri ,i til v tur pe.-muu AU alri^J’hcrt'i i* in c.-uite f.u •!H.lnttB»-mor.l. 1ft• c prntift .I'lewnlU o f .ynui Noi. inlitr. n iilit rpi|Ult«mri!< tir^r. Jp— c Tire Chap, * C-*r N il•comtil.i-ri utr hvtiav-loar * I at onrt Elm, Phone tlUS.» ‘a.i I n nnymiut < P t MI| i 1 M \ nM y » " uruol Lt z r e d ’ iniTr Inrids Panlt. tllDr 1't.i.yr XI tries, tiinrni^lic.y, danmxks, imitation lt-nther nnd ill i.ierv fsbres.. Annn-jement fer cartnrp if work tloyiit'tl. It. S, Ilrovn. 20 1 1 N. Hi wipe Ave., ASSISTANT* Flftairre’ Officer. pc. Ortirdo. Fla. nian.'Htlr <r>Aiunctl Air-Raae-Url.imlnr«rtp!dip.»* furnished npnrt 1028 I’nntaic pick) merit nr small house.' \ kilo o .^C hevrolet Se Ian cn llul.t. John \W linger*. Iju. '"Plymouth Deluxe; nnce Office, Oilntidn Air ltn*A. $203. Reel’s Ui fi tilt it i twin house Tor yen >tfrta. | round. Phone <311-W. llnttorii'y A lUtterjr Ch* II. B. I'nPK COMPANY. INC. A l e x iLL/VOvri. t r ' l i l t ^oLOWTCR ISLANDS 7*7 7777 Pi Y E P AVANTKD TO RENT ONE or two betlrtMtm house «n apartment, furnished nr nritur snished. ig m out of i l ly limi; !’• i unneiA rt* ■Itlcrsi I’ hom " ’ ’ ^ WICKHAM, ' INCHED. 2 0 5 9 FELT I6 ” 1 (TEMlURItLe-' C / rr/ s 7 SKIUtl mMMXSHIP special roots e m m nn. aceMini pars AtASOMABlt CHOICES PKOMPT ATTEATIOM Ropair eotimatoo made without obligation. ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY .CI.CSi; In i! l i my foil I lietlriHii.i ■ iUiluruishctl home. I '» I'.itl s. * 2 lots Imni.'dute possessima t r.n llctalil. litis J. I.. , .MODEL A bortl tiuck. Innuiie ^ ICi«h ScIiimjI Fnrm Mflt-f o P. M. HELP-WANTED r !N -. Jersey c m . (lives four , gallons. Ftesh Sunday. ItiS.Od, Calf iiidudetl. Phone 148. IV-ltnOM house. 2 lots, new well. UirtdervilD. Recent interior de* coration. I’hona 202. Price « ? I '.'HO _ i S illllte i * n a itlj 22 » r~~— P = RANGES fiOO bushel delivered. It. W. Lord Phone 7HS-W. f.ti nit i *- ____ _ m -- pnj* a re "tiff fe.-Kh mi Sem­ inole. County Laundry Co.. Hip W .it | St. t 'u t l H ' E N D A t ’ L K ti.il.l.i . im .g lf g n l «a • 1'Tc‘c Estimates All mol a I slats aSc sq, foot In i p I * i»r«1 l I' m »r*il ilrttialuls « IllHi fw g'liernl ckuning. help with vvn: hing. 11 lining. * Three day* week, short hours. SH.II.I week. Phygan’s Store, formerly Foh- '^ Yiiii, rt.ir l»rt%*4 I. 1*1 • KMHilt .1 III. •Mitt » ..f I'l'IftM Iti i>aft,;nyr Ri'fi’iislimg EM I NO I<E \ ENETF \N BLIND ( ’() ;• !•» •' CcrfifiJ aiy. Reply Imv h • <* I WAITRESSES immxUoI «tt thinonte Spring- Ilott-i room and li’ unl; got Etpofioiut preferretl I • tm) n likely applicant! Winter Park aitio.W. nuiuiPniT*i! 14>i A B Y CHICKS— Start thlrm now You can get o good supply n! bloml-tested l»aby chick* r.t Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Store, Phune 338. , STATIC and DYNAMIC WHEEL STRICKLAND MORRISON BALANCING "T r tu n la r nile— ITn«lir pockr.U.mk on Hi Iambi lliw ay la*, fween Geneva Ave nnd Art’* I’lne? or on Geneva Ave. CdnInina valuable psners. Finder please return to Herald. Re­ ward. 111 K ill W . 2rtl S I. |M.,.nr 4 C.'T-C. W e l s h WFLSHTiRE SHOP WANTED can y 6 ho o r j f c m rsiNEss s e r v i c e I’hofto 1011 AM 'S new welding shop. lHt< welding, rjuck service. Irelrk South Munmc Corner. A automobile re- \ - j O ftS f j v . 1 ' W r^W .' T H E C e'S ONLV DODGE . PLYJl painting. ANDREW C AR R AW AY SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY CO I'VE BEEN TELLIN* THEtE CRITTER6 YOU'RE A REAL TOWN-TAMER, BOB. SHOW 'EM/HOW YOU P T K n ---------r r a J f e --------- ' 10ft Palmetto Aro. VFTKIt RHONE 200 Orlando. Florida Orlando, FloHda WU-L sell of trade 2 -itory duplet, I’Ll, hoy your ear. r'gardlea* rf * furnished or unfumlxh*d, largyi i t M oe • condition. Roy Reel lot, nice shade, some citrus. $Ud 300 IV. 2nd S t . ^ ________ per-month Income, for property In nr near Sanford A .« tr, W AN TED : itiwur clean cottm rag*. The Sanford Herald. - Clad**, 2321 Orange A ve. SanIJ O H T c4r - 32 - to 30 mcdel. j k f,,.r,L Phone 128-M after 0:30 or uAVJD Bradley 4 wheel rubber Rt- I, Bi?x 202 Sanford. tlrvd.farm wagon with traetjr CARPENTER wor k— q u a f ift y workmanship at r o a a u n a b l e prlrea. Box 18 e/o Herald. (,’ nide Chkka—R. J. Red*, I A l l-; YOU DRIVE ITI |n<i llflO l* rrFuntlilluneil > chine. William’* Fixit r Sop. ’ ITuuii DRY CLEANING DEPARTMENT 3 1 )0 f r o ,v v < an i.. f healer, practically new. ^•CO-L ^ J r c a c lin ti I 'n 4-RACTplt. plow, disc. levrlinW !;!” ’ n.p '' a*u'\ ' •» honed, trailer. C.mal . ondltion. _ , excellent bargain. J. U I’ariiain. ( M.\\ TO handle •-•isMi. l-akn Monroe Corner. jsui.uin liu-iniu PIGS, rrgi.tercil Dunie Jerseys. | ‘ "lamb, .’u.’ ll H w.eks old. $30 pair: ordinary . a':>N AND u, i l.iirs $10 each, A. M. U «ren ce, tT>, e AlUjn, A „ Enterprise, Fla. | vV Sl \TTALA1RE ice Itox. Guod com dltlon. Call S02-R. E = 5 l ’ ECIAL TH IS WEEK— large WANTED: Maid. lte*h Florid* eggs fiOc a dot. j r r ~ : ~ ; Palmetto Grocery, Phone 441. M ID H L t ugr.| ... j | j| ■ Set- out 32 mid .'»7 7 piece sets. Prlcoil light. Slau^ Ijy-ltogers Hardware Co. \ |he market is = r ■ .,tnp.l .itul npetati-il !*■ S a RPAUUMH VVe luive 'em! AM » sues at the right (rice. Stanley* Roger* llar-lwitre Co. T M IN A W A R E lle t llll's IttMti .lu llin '. .;tl * uf v e g e ta b le , nol live 1-n-t, i- m tinlocal t.ii mci . in si Ws-1 Inttilicd 'tt.'JTl no .Ilium - t|.'- |in"' vl li, r r r o n lm t ' in < ounl> A g e n t W i I’litll, .It ^ lA T 'T A ti witshun; nmchihe. Ir.uj " heiijinu stove. Patent uuiltinj: m frame*. I'hest. Elrrltic brt«»«|ei ® !JJ'3 thick rn, a .i > tvnit i ’ fMuifaihs. f'leetll* r o n s t e * . Phone «72.\V. 2 l l l ’ HNLU nil riretilultiiK h.nU" ; ilmible ii tin hell, toll spiinu.. I h'JTtE_ius VS’. . r- V\ I |:.S I II I \| \l( K FT IILM ti N WEI'S 7 Fit I!' i S|htu«I|' ’a Nothing To Nothin^ to finding hard to get art Idea if you put' an ud lit The Herald clanni. fled columnf, YOU TH IN K P L A N WI L L W O R K , KEM O 0AB AY?J L PG'r;|TK N 0W .1C H T0 I H O PE 6 0 . WdftY'f* fHfr 1I7':A O F WALFId'OYEIi H tR E JU6T FOR , 6GA\E TARGET J 3 WOOTIM' ° ■ A T S T H A T FU N N Y L I 5 U 1 L I N ' A T T H E PfSONT D O O R .* -S O U N D S ^ LltfS THE D O O R B E L L IS O U T O F O R D E B / t f �— 'r * m ; :Y' ■ B H LJI . * f .v * - -- - ' - •- -*« ■ fer|=.■*'&r S r — —r - ... - w V t X l . v . . _ . , . j i------------------------------------------------_ * •,7 . rr rimxtn •• t»ACF. T IG H T ' Turn * j.—-«-* - e. * — — — ■• — I* 3JHD8H5S mi Saints To Open To Get Bid To - -Spring Training Drills Mar. 25 Big Tournaments OUTSTANDING !DOGS OF, 1945 m§ fill W it h last , , TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2C, 1Ji« ~ ■.'•^we " *i P*« ^ - 1- nI ti i^k . m - n„ FUNG J By Jade SotA Celery Fed Cagers Tangle With Mount Dora Teams Tonite Cosrh Ceorge McClelland’s Miit Je—; minnle CeleryyFed* Feu* and Miss J#?-* Durden's girls «B| meet the Mt. Dora Jlijgh School teams tonight at the school auditorium, in a twin bid .' The Mt. Dorn boys, rumier-upi in the Central Florida Cunfereiu-Jv tourney recently, ilcfeated the !». -als In a previous engagement. Although Coach McClelland haj not Xnnounced hla starting tin#. up. the probable starters Will be i Ilsrold Kastner and Willis sgn at the forward posltij f Verne Clark at center witJi DaniiUl Dycts and Grantham at the gusid posts. Miss Durden's girl* will meet the Mt. Dora girls, who ore the’ Centrj'al Florida Conference cham* pion*. sine* ibev defeated the Ta> of the circuit’s recent tour^ varea girls In the recent final*is slated for 7:00 o'clock. Tha atarters for the girls wiVL Inclmid the Buwen sisters t e l (D ot ^Crumley at forwards. wTTn Alva Lundqulst, Frances LeKil* Miss Anne Lovell, a member of, and Lillian Moran at guards. Mlsd Durden's sextet, said this morning that although effort* had bern made to organise "a girl* . conference tournament, official* declined to tcnsdule such a tour­ ney this year. Wildcats Favored To Ski pp or Steinecke Cop 'Southeastern Announces Signing:| Playoffs This Week Of Third Baseman HT. AUGUSTINE, F*b. 20. — | lly AHKtKTATKI) I’ HKHH Tlie University of Kentucky (Special)— Bill Steinecke, play­ yesterday Iwcame the firat school ing manager of the Riant*, an­ Buy Your l’ a*s Friday ^ to accept an Invitation *to one of nounced today that tha St. Augus­ All winter the. Hunfor.l Hnsebal) th# big post-season basketball Association or pel-son re(ie*entI -------a a l _ . tourney^ j ... » tine club in the Florida .State | f n g It h ave fought an uphill ball!) Kentucky accepted a bid to play League would start spring train­ 1o gel Sanford reinstatrsi In |h* in the national invitational tour- ing-on Monday^ March 25; giving i Florida Stale lungoe. In P fib n ney to l^'Jietd in New York'* I the local laueballer* three weeks ber, when It I'H’ked a<i ‘though • beglrihiiig to get Into shefe Madison Sqmfle garden begldhing' she re lisfore bsfon the aeawr would l,e gianted n frnnchl»e, son opens Mar. 14. ”* , on April 16. , four local men put up fOOlt to Kentucky won' out of 21 ! In the meantime, the Saint, cover theTranehl*? fee. The Sangames this season, losing only, skipper announced the ^virniii*? of ford Association now- Im* been orgtiniied and bar made it * plans’ . 8 . to'Temple ami Notre Dame. This* a promising youngster by the - -D ‘ ‘‘ IX BawTE to Irlng h.isebnll to you ’ th iT *',* y ’ i.-jr week. Kentucky will defend the! name ef Johnny Britt for a trySoutheastern Conference c h a in - j out at third base. • aflmmer. The time* for barcball M ERICA’S dog judges, balloting in the second annual poll conducted pionshlp. Last year, Kentucky " B r ftt hwtle_ from Portsmouth, I* drawing near. by lha Gilnrs Dog Research Ccti:cr.JJcM_YM s chovo.tbcu.fiva.ai won 4he loontsy, then went t o ly * . and waa quite a et*r W. ’ Friday will be designated as the outstanding dogi of (M l. S ln forl Itakeosii -,**»: lalion thr NCAA tourney, and was beat- \American l>egion . U a s s H U - ---Quo Shiruik von Marteniand (J>, male. UaUci min Pinlciut t-sned by en in the firk»*rouiui. day nnd season passes will go 'entering the eervice o f Unele| Rupprechtheim Kennels, Indian*pedit, Ind, was voud t n plies, b* u,..* on fjale. .The ru st U nominal, Two other teams virtually cer- Ham. “ I .saw Britt play high np in ths bslloting were Giramo's Impertinent I.idy ftr-s ~ b and the results will determine pertinent t.wty WJ. U fts’ * F v n f Jmin t» be intfllcd U> oh# of the , •l^baMball' proBlue owned by Siramo Kennel^ Borbank, whether or not w e ‘ shall h»*e ink, Calif ' Mighty Swctt , tnunuyF i»ro Oklahoma A. k M*i» * linnntfer St^intcka »*ioe less (J), female Boston Tsnter owiwd ‘ JbyCtsu.tr J. I’»*.»i.«f#M, V/ymd N) \\ U. The A ggie. ..won the m*g£|c; ; .»■bast hall in Hanford this aum­ - T W ie p fo s e / O V l done. Mich.; RudiU of Prides IIW (4)., m*le Atghin IntsriwCinr.l r k »T - 1KCAA championship last year and r mer. Your part may teem lit­ Britt is 10 years of age, weighs pion owned by Mrs. Marion Foster Fkrdvim , Ner* Y ik City; : ■!.' tle. hut Iota of little parts will Hertwilhem Ocneral M9c (i>, imlc' PUntc icr owned ky ih bert V, apparently wilT reprisent dlstri.t 160'-pounds and stands five fe«t,( make hie parts and several hlg five In the -nine tourney this nine inches. He Is a right handMaloqcy, IRiubi'tgh, Pa. parts will make Ihe "fake’* rumyenr. NYU may have the choice ed hitter. -p i e - * ' ' Imtweeri an Nt' AA bid or n berrlij Gimiiully, Steinecke is lining N , The nsfoeiation n ro li 525,100 in in - the hiytatlonnl t. urney. La t { t eam to represent St. / Augov- ' this year. The group explain^! o|o*r*le during the season, "hlel K 5 * * N J I’rtrt»c|P:,‘ -*> *!" tnc; tine In the Florida State L.eogue. that the trip might Injure A “ CC^MACf &*£.< X f ' the goal of fi00 parvis, uhielt It N’UAA and won the «D|ern; i|rftt 'u the fifth player td bo tralla* chances of retaining the SEASCfcl h ope!' tu be gained Friday, w ill, CD)W||, but lost to the A g g i."il 4q,ne,| to ft Mntra^i. t. Others ln- ie A $ f o d e Davie cup. . enable Hanford to field a team fur 1 in the east-west flnalli Tha Ag- c|ut), Kenneth Belli, a formcrl A S A BeooMt/4 P tro e c R the forthcoming irhrilule and com­ vie* have n season record o f 211, vu rtne, and Johnay-t*uU#hyr .ut - ' utl Eighteen tailing yacht* have plete the iienauM, win. lore _ or •nl two. M l ! »ia« won j « nnd j Little Fall*. N. Y.. b**th pilJte)'*; been entered)in th* 1 W 6 renew.il x lc AAP A Gi& jE A R 44*958. eLS; Im! nlif, draw. ’ ‘ ' Bob Woolen, of Dallas, Texas. « of the St. Teteraburg to Havane Must of Hanford's ritirens L A S f Wrf4 -Xte- RoPOtf’R J, r t t « W 9 . 9 » Yacht race. The race will slarr 11*4- Univct*'ty of K umhor mu first basi-mun with two years of have received' a Sol of enjoy­ D ALLAS.•• huh 2 l ni't Filed ,(i Big HI* »>u»kctbnll crown minor league experience, nnd KiO PF6v/u4Cr (4 too OOdg from St. Petersburg on March 1WL ment (turn our hasrhall U rn * TONIGHTS KNTKIR 8 lawuy in th'. T.-xa's U?4gue «.ifv-e ‘ '.night by the dflfeiulimt I I’ncerio Trocjuno. a rookie scrum! 7 . beating ....... ■%.'™ I n' I hr past. We feel certain d T DOG TRACK i. low« l*n I- th, i cia-.ii’ It-U.-i 1 ,11**11 jclianiiium. lowu Mule Male quintet )’ ; bas-unsn from Mount Viuw. N. Y. , The Second Service Command that they want hasclull again July IU, by the late Kene- Uwrence. han. bans*, needed; Meheger Stemeck# said he wax] basketball championship will 'i* thi* yrxr. The sale of these P l r » f l l n r e — k u t i i r l f f saw Mountain Landis, high comovertime period^ to l**at Iowa ( dickering; to sign up Dewey Medecided this week at the Fmd 500 -re son passes wilj bring lrful> I'urn.ylM, Hhn ri HMort^r, i Htate, 50 to 47. u few week* age. Cab*, who 1* now playing with Dir, sports arena. Teams ' ^ 1 ' 117,500 Inin the rlub't treasury. K m *K rt. N#ei* i i*1ie, * P*4l)r *T1fww», mlssinner of baseball: ' Since then, Kansas his bent the Jacksonville .Terminal .team, * *“ * -* # - Mr. J. Doak Koberts, lie.mi, Font! *n (*rld«# Kobo rnmp’ te from Cort~ Dlx, Tilton .. .and the rcmelnder of the funds Milk H r It, strengthened by the return of for a shot at the shortstop posi­ Presidrb*, Texas Iwague, Hospital. Brooklyn Army Base. ff|crtrfet r y h i v i * l » t f O ; i f - N«*r#*n*i H a r r - ! ‘ m i m H i » i Bay Evans, who wna discharg-al tion. McCal>c is s promising play­ 4lu Central Bank Bldg., Camp Kilmer, Fort Slocum, F o r t rout ( cm! for. In nlhrr munJt, . n n . i II mU n*«>klrk from the,'service. er and several nth*^ clubs are reDolla*. Texas. May .and Watarviat A r s e n a l . the »aie of ^O ^ k e t a - ill as’ 4^ ” low n’s bawkeye* , are on the ported to be trying to get hi* Dear Uncle Doak: Teams from Camp Kilmer and By ASSOCIATED DRESS ported to th* Senator training sure a full years piay. Ifcsil). In.ii.-n Hr»ui. iiui-k Vp )*nl. snot 'if they want* to retain . n name on a contract. llcn’l It bent hell!. VV. iircc you to buy your.sea- Taira it ,,- —.i m an,, Mort Cooper says his pitching I camp -on time. He apparently Camp Upton will compete In a snare of the Western Confert-me Youi very truly, tourney foi for AVACS. wing fesi* better than it was son puss Friday! talked Clark Griffith into offer t bampionship, Iowa’* present re­ I l f t i r <»frhlo. liu iid f l ir M if . In k y K. M -ljuidl*, DODGERS NOW (HANTS any time during the ing him more money than the i t * , . J in * I- <till, I t ilo H l*r. Hut*Jr cord I* K .ami 2, while Ohio Slate f Commissioner. Oklahoma A. £ M.'a nll-AniecNEW YOBK. UTb-Thr."* for- y#an. Conk Win* Deci'inn T u n c ". Night It.irln *. 11, 11'a tilr l 111,000 he drew at Cleveland. Jeff Ira football star. Bob Fenimuie; closed H* season with a record Ju»t uhfti llic leiter inferred Thn wall known Sanford l.nx- ►iiH fik lla r r — I a l a r l l n Cooprr ivasn'l much h*tp to the declared"E verybody's happy." of ill and 2. ! |wr, of the Giant*. Tt itliila U la l la r r ) * ha* been found physically fit fnj rr. Johnny Cook, did, aril In Huston Braves last year. He had Drill*’ * Ih itm i. J ir a iJ lllu r, K f t " the draft. Tho commander of t ^ Kentucky I* fnvoreil to win the |Catcher* Krnie I,ombardi 1 hla flral postwar arupipl in Or- ’ h«|‘ N .ttu a l H<>ll, tialln nt Banten bone chip* removed from hi* Southeastern C o n f f f e n c e c»ire llerres and Pilcher Van latilo the uthrr night)*' Cook «-r, II VV . .xanily. Jack lillla n . right elboi*- during the wintsr. if K a fir ‘ f. t toutnry which will U-cin at l*oni>-; Mtineo. “ * look a derision over Charlr) I 'llp . lla r r — B, I* W llri he has recovered hla former pitch­ vllle, Ky.. on Thurmlay. The ic_______________ ___ Morrison of Tamp*. Cook floor mtalalrla llarrj ing form, then lha Brave* mny Kolar sea»on ended with Kentucky liiHeti) n .ini'lua Jo via l rd hla opponrnt In ihr fir -1 have something to *ay about the a. he skle.1 down New l l am^ 4.K ,w|f, prev,0U(T)r bK au v <A and l-ouisiaiia undefeated |n runGeneral Robert K. Lee I a n ) |iuy, l.urhy Frank. I*ll'»l round for a rnunl and aiiair ttr-v I.l1r, T illihli.il H ill, Diirlty Htflp. National League pennant race. A t faience play — Kentucky urlUt «ix tho firat clarse* In Journr .. . . . . a leg Injury. He ha*_ one more in Ihr third and Ihr fifth Man a l l l l i llaar— I ’ a l a r l l y i s least' they will be a cinch to do trail wh ch drop* Ii700 feel in re y((lr of collegiate eligibility. win* nnd l-utiisiana with eight Ihe United State*. res. lie received the unanimous lU a la lra M N I better than last year’s team, victories. . ~ . « • M u.tana Mna. Nlrpiilr.rf HtalU. vote of |hr referee and-*two which finished sixth in the race. t’a ii..r, Iiiiaty lll-rla, T u a n C low n . -------- —I lateicolleRiate football will Vs Judtra.■iy|i>> Dull, Mhnr lllir k lr , Irlal* la>v* The Lawn Tcnni* Assoclalkn resumed this fall nt Alfred UniIlllty Kinsrd, a local young­ r r. Ctrnlurie# before America was Wotlll.*' J eff Heath may lie a change«l of Australia .hr* voted n o t. to vsraity, Alfred, N. Y. The team discovered, the .Chinese were eat­ ster. fought In one of the’ prr- S n c n lb K ara l / H V II# ) ■ SevVrul social function* were ing spinach' man, now that he* .with the semi representative* to tho Wim- will be coached by Alex Yunevlcli, limlnaiir, on Ihe Orlando card J Ur t Aalrri*. A n n ) VHII<*ar, K op given to entertain the commis­ Washington SpmttorJ. Heath r«* bledon Championships in London former Purdue star..____________ and KO’d hi* opponent in the n -r ' TTilr ul. W ilm a, III M atron. Kit-sn MiiiVnra iiru i**lailr, Itap py sioner. But they turned out to initial round, Ixical fan* ssv Mi-Iron. Im the'other vray around. Chand­ tvinard haa a bright pugiUalie. Kisklh llarr—fl'ia Wllri ler entertained the folks Who future lr he ronlinura‘in displnyt * Hlulairla llarr) none. He met ball players, dlssuch talent* - — IlU rl" I*.|| * tsA i-lv lOtp* I4 M Ilened to their stories, told some V|t|iV.- It*t)u . II urjr I.I1 1 K !-**•) Sail, Ji|*l) Cannva. . j ko»*I one* himself and enjoyed •J C lou rd S ea so n , thing* fully n* ifioch as those wh» The Game an*l F itih Water came to see him. .. -k'isb''.Co'mrniaaion today again Chandler, former governor aiul * called attention to the fact that - — the Mark b e**- * * * « * » -this--year , Will er.’ eml through tho month* o f March pud April- Instead of from Mar. 1R to May 15 a* it ■The City Comml is ion last night voted to grunt the Sanford Base­ did during last vear,. This change, in the romrals- ball Association a lease on the aIon'* regulation* was made to Municipal Athletlo Field, follow, bring the closed season mure In ing a inquest by Joel Field, prtfl* . line with the spawning season dent of the association. on black burn, I. N. Kennedy, Tho authorised leas* Will be­ director for Ihr commission ex­ come effective upon the departure plained, 'Sportsmen are r*u- of the 8 t, Paul Saint* of the tinned against goinc h* Ihr American Association who will dates as shown on the reverse undergo Spring' training activities ■ of their license*. Any,Bern ,e here. Tho lease'will expire Upon purchased since July I, 1045. the completion r f the Florida will csrry the lorrect dales for State Lungpe heasbn and kny .--..tha.bla'Jt hasa season. A license playoffs in which the Hihfprd purchased prior la that dale ’ will show the black bass season as It existed during last season. A HMS law’ rvqulras thnt all fishing Hr* rue* expire aa of Juno a quartet (and he has an ekcellant IK) and this will eliminate this tenor voice I and In other ways confusion; From now on nil fishleft * fine Impression of himself 'ln g - licenses 'w ill entry identical with the people of this suite. By ASSOCIATED PHWiS license information on tho reverse. One of the greatest track kn*t * He like* hla fun and hi' capti­ field 'athletes ever d»vel6ptd ih vated n crowd of more than 7*>0 the United Htate* Is Jesse Owen*. lit a sports- achievement ltan«|Uct FritlHy will lie Stanford itaneball AHsocintlon Day nnd in Th) *pcedy negro is the only with the way he smilingly twin athlete In Olympic gomes history "honordF thrust upon him by Uniorder to opvnito a complete season, under the adopted to win .four first pie** mods)*. las' fumed Honelirfld Club, They In one afternoon, white competing rewarded bint for b-ing elected budget which appennt on the right, 600 Mftaqn panes will for Ohio Htate, he .broke threw "the moat useless citisen in the .world reco « s and tied another. Bo on suit*. The Association haa hired Ed Lovy-Whltnqr as Yet one of hla greatest acrontplbhments luu gone almost unri>nmnnifer for tho dub, and approximately 26 ball players thua eognlsed because he wka -beatun. During the National AAU meet far will participate Tn the Spring training workouts which at Lincoln, Neb.. In l|l35, ,0 whits broad jumped M feet six suee*will atari about April 1. The sale of theao 600 sepaon poaaea slto times. Hut on \h* final leap, Eulence Peacock of Temple eoVur* will insure the club's operation during the entire Heaaon. Pltyar SaUrlaa -----ed. 20 feet three InchAvto top Bus and Expenses--Owen*' beat mark by a half inch. These passes will cost |36.00 and will be tax paid. I f Meals on Road Before that afternoon. In Uik 8,000 LlghU ------------------cniire history o f n i o i a ‘ Jumpinc, rf season ticket is purchased, tho individual will. save a , 1.400 Leagua aasesamenta ~ only one man had a m laaped JU L IA N STENSTROM ass A HER Baseball’s Most Classic Letter Was Written By Kenesaw Landis Mott Cooper Says Arm In Better Shape Now Than In Past 5 Years THE SANFORD BASEBALL ASSOCIATION IS YOUR YOUR SUPPORT OwenB Unrecognized For Greatest Feat RACING 1946 BUDGET Gwen* total of |7.00 on all homo games. This Is your opportunity Uniforma ------------Baseballs, bats------ to auaist the Association In making bAaebal] possible .this Spring training . Gan. manager’s salary Miscellaneous — ---- — aummer In Sanford H E P WANTED iJ U w iU r t 8:00 P.M. Sharp 3 B 3 i 8 R V IN T H PBX GIRI----- - WO R A C F -5 -1 * KOUPER TH RXAt) ELEVATOR OPEIUTORfl 1 * ■■■■» . . ' ^ (lie and over WLOF _ a a . o i *• I' \ Total - _____ I.MO 1,200 m m i Tonight's All-Star Feature BECKETARY TO •fVi.' '-*1' , • 500 1,360 |JK ^ SANFORD-ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB * » ’ m , . . - - *• GENERAL MANAGER ■ ^ ' £ j . A r n S ». m mmmm i W ^ .-^ 5 - 11 - ' . . . ' ' -ha -, - �. m g|g? In (Jolty There Is Strength— g & m tfa rd To P r tlN t th* P r u t of the World i To Prom at a th# Progrrsa of A a rrlc l To P n d m Prosperity for Sanford. I Ita p rrita rr, n n d m lr lo^/m a ■ aod occasional 0 >o» rr e 's n d l i n d w a t n this illrn O o n , Insight Tharsdas fallowed by paHlya*l »ed/ (vaUr Thursday afternoon. AN INDEPENDENT DAILV NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXVII SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Established 1908 NUMBER llC , Funds Urged ‘French Sources Dis­ close France Will Probably Bring Up Question To- UNO To Judge-Jap. War Criminals f PARIS, Feb. 27, (A P I— Dispatches from HenDaye, ort the FronCh-Spanish fron­ tier, say that Spanish auth­ orities closed their side of the border this morning— 48 hours in advance of a border dosing announced by the Flench, No details of the Spanish action a r e im ­ mediately available. Effective Friday, the French will doe* their aide o f the border with Generalissimo F r a n c l a c o Franco's Spain, thus, to all Intrnla and purposes, severlnr FrenchSpanlah commercial relation*. ' The action has been ordered by the French government aa a pro­ test aralnat pollclea o f the Franco regime. A popular outcry for an outright diplomatic rupture with Spain it laid to be Increaang throughout France today. French foreign office source* have dlacloavd France probably will ralie the Spanlah question at the neat aaaalon of the United Nation* Security Council—sche­ duled for Mgr. 21. Diplomatic observers *ay such a move would raise the <]ite*lfon of whether Spain— a non-member o f the UNO— could be Invited to the council table when a dispute con­ cerning her la heard. Meanwhile, F r e n c h foreign minister George* llldault I* said to be preparing a note fur de­ livery to the U nit*! State* and Itrltaln. It I* understood llldault will state that- Franco regard* the situation In Spain n* a men­ ace to International security, ' Snyder-Predicts Army And Navy Take llrffgest Cuts In Hill C a l l i n g For §7,000,000 Return ‘ f W R E E OF THE NINE JUDGES named by Gen. qiouglss Mar Arthur a* ’member* of the International Military Tribunal fur the Far East art shewn a* they registered nt Hamilton Field, t’altf.. fm their flight to Tukyo. The jurists who will help to decide the fate of Jap war criminal, ijre (1. to r ): Chief Justice John 1*. lliggin* o f th* Ma**achu»ett* Supreme Court, representing .U.S.; Judge E.S. MrDougqll flf Quebec, representing Canada; and Judge It V A R . iColing professor of Jaw. Utreclit University, representing the Netherlands. A.A.F. photo.' (Internationa)) d • Leffler Questions Robert L. Finch Right Of City To Is Main Speaker Lease Park Site At Kiwanis Meet , i * j» - I Celled, that If prleta and cost* wrre peroiUUd to epira] upward, business would withhold finished goods from the market w hllt waiting for higher returns, Th* . reconversion director has added that for a time auch a pol­ icy would Inenaae, rather titan lftMn tha ihortafta of both pro­ ducer' and consumer goods. This statement has ba#n made tn sup­ port of a bill to satend th* Emer­ gency Price Control Act for ono year beyond IU present June 30 deadline. Snyder ha* ueerted (hat under the preaent setup, ih ere lack of production Is roMmllng reconver­ sion, it Is possible to divert labor and materials from other uses by fronting measured* price In­ creases. He say* this can bs dune effectively only under ' the stabilisation framework. With Ml prices rising, Snydtr adds, that advontagt would be lost, lla baa assarted, hewenr, that the A d­ ministration believes that price control* dn givatf products should be dropped **00 soon as supply la In • letter to The TTeralirioday, W. A. Isefflcr. a former commis­ sioner and mayor of thr eltir, raised the question of the right of the City to lease or Mil any portion of Fort Mellon Park for a private enterprise, and pointed out that if one nich enterprise 1* allowed in the park. It will >« e**y for other- establishments to b# located there* Mr. Leffler'* letter In full la a, follows: Mr. R. I- Dean, Editor. The Sanford Herald, Sanford. Fin. It might be a good Idas- for taa to discus* the lake front park and th* effect, if any, of tha City having leased a portion of It for th* erection of n radio station. I f 1 am correctly Informed, the lease runs for ninety nine yaare, which Is equivalent to a sale. 1 Now that a portion of tha park Jia* been sold or leased for pri­ vate enterprise, jl will be very easy foe other establishment* to be locatad on the park. A t th* tlm* th* park « u de­ dicated a* a par* ny th# City, the legal opinion was then that U could not be otherwise used, that tha City eould not rellnq th* park for any other pur; I f It |t the Intention of the now to use a portion of the for purposes other than a park, then the boundary lines of the it perk should be drawn Ih. City own* any other land* * FEANKFURT, Feb. « 7, « V A mysterimu Gkrmatt magnate that they are not going to de­ 1* 4' .been captured by American finitely uae a* parks, they should be so designated. > _ ’A t the tame time this pork was set aside, there were some other lots classed as automobile parking lot* for public use. There may be sotne pressure fot the City to sell these lots MW. ■W# can all realise that, if-the town is not going to grow, there Is going to be no need for these public park*. Th# th la f to decide oh, .though, is what Is going to be GermanMagnateHeld By American Troops ^ t ESTIMATE PRICK BOO0T wWAMIINCToVi. Fib. *7, VPh- Eicljelberger Ends 8th Army., Inspection .r i ULAIAig-PHIA; TtbrS&f W A SH IN G TO N , Feb. 17, Al*— Tha llou^c hsv received a SI. 000,000,001 apprnprlalinn I"1 fo r I he Agriculture )> c ,i a r I ui a n I. . A grtcu llO * ; ( A P I — M p iiR tjd p o l i c y .'•winging dubs./todny* c h a r g ­ ed in to 800 C IO pickets n u n cd b e fo re the. ( i t e g o f tin* G en era l C om pan y p la n t i n Ph ila d elp h ia in d efia n ce o f a c o u r t in ju n ctio n a g a in a t □ u l m p ick etin g. O ne p ic k e t w ax in jured and police to o k 1 six ;pto custody for qocatlontn^ Th* zavlc* began shortly d t a ■>OO o’clock, K » )'.« n Standard Tim#, tfel* morning, « T « » 1 h oof} after 1,000 p,*i icemen ringed a two-bloek »rc* around tbo'strikto bound plant. .. Tha picket# had dispersed tent; poranljr and than reformed into a parade which begsn moving WASHINGTON, F.eb. 2 (1. </TJ— A recommendation ' by th» lleu-e Appropriation, Committee fo r the nvnpturu o f unspent wartime fund* and. spending autlwrln give, ei glimpse of the ware j ! (he future. A , in previous m qi -1 surr-, the Army and Navy tnuk Ihe I'uriier-t cul , in the bill call* ing for the recapture of is«-* than *7.000,000.000. lloth o f the! »et\kr» had lutd the romrufti-'c that their mighty air forces had dwindled bi ji mere ihudr OM«f tliejr former strength, y In ciiWnientltt*' on thi* tedtk’lion, the committee said .that' science has icvolutioniie I the. way* and means of w a ifs.* and I ha* placed us at the crossroad* I of a new era. The committer IrrfrrreJ to the testimony of the j j deputy Army Air Force* com­ mander, Lieutenant General Ira I Kakri Thr general was quoted ■a, telling the rum mil Lee Hurt V ] Won ,t vsit] l>e possible for am of the industrial nation* to devri lop a rorkrt - or guide.) missile which will travel from 3.000 to, fi.000 mile, ai a speed of 2,000 mile, an hum Faker pradioed 1 that this missile will reach I** r Imirel with esart aecumey. lie ) added that it could carry ten to t Uo Inn* of explosive and might even have an atomic warhead. The Id!) to recapture marc >funds mil 1# rent to the Home ■ j flout lor consideration later this j wee’;.’ The more .than 7,000,000.!roo dollar* will be added to api proxunately g.%r».000,000,000 which ' previously ‘ had been ordered eun- SuysOpMiingrPark ^ S p i r i t Of Sporta Is I , One Enterprise Will Spirit Of DemoeraOpen It To Others ey, Says Official < _ * The -comraitUe did not touffl “ The spirit of our *port* I* the •pirit of American democracy.’’ declared. Robert L. Fineh,* general* manager o f the jlrooklyh Dod­ ger*. today In an inspiring talk, to KiwgnLun* at the Hotel Mayfair. Mr. Finch, who Tor. nine years has been connected with profes­ sional baseball, except for a year and n half Interval during whieh he wa* UilO dlttetor ut St l.oms. Jli.1 4 pi'dicfed that when the final lUtrus hi*tory of the war ia written, it t Her" will reveal that American sport* volunIn high school*, college* and else­ tisrrvawhere had more to do with the is# inwinning of tha war. through the e, the development o f the team play Amerthan anv other factor. He praised ust li* British Integrity In sport also. iprtste Declaring that he was proud »l v<df to lie associated with professional hut an baseball, ha paid tribute to llrooki-griuna Ivn Manager Rratvch • Rickyv n.t we do the ■'hinst brilliant man in base­ spread ball," who has livt-d. ho said, n rich, full life in upbuilding Amer­ Ft-viican democracy in training tw o suff.ce. generations of boys In the ideals of playing te win ■and In good iggieasportsmanship. , ( ... >hw Terming moJtrn/young Mil re.Me* players as xcejl Ttflmnered. fine .h. rne. looking, young buainee* men, he contrasted thalr fine behavior in unV’ " ul1* hotelii pullman car* *nd other Housa. public place* with that of the “ bOMball roughnecks” of the early day* of th# gam*, "who wer* not- m i allowed to »U y in good hotel* after they had wrocked room*." 11 a pointed out that professional sport* have not grown rougher, but little by little MV* respooded to the viesrpolnt LAKELAND, Feb. 27. (Special) of the average American "whoae Paul R. Lickman'of Ruskin. Dixon .viewpoint U clean and - whole- Peart* of Mismi and Perry- N. Whitehurst of Sanford have been named a ' sub-committee to study and experiment 'w ith Post-war merchandising by the Florida Veg­ etable Committee. -Their ap­ pointment wa* a development of a directors’ meeting conducted over the recent weekend at Avon Park. It followed eriensiv* dis­ cussion o f present and future prob­ lem* of marketing faced by th* industry. Chairman L- L. Ktuckey o f Pabokee presided. Generally, th# commit te agreed that progressive steps must bo taken to promote the welfare of It* members. Reasons were seen in the expanded production of the war roars. Increased competition, tamo from foreign countries which, because o f cheaper labor and other factors, h now able to reach tha market* at tower ceeta; and the deetre o f the grower to nine* his product more sttrartivoIts and in higher quality before I |away from the plapt- Someonq > clW “ about face’’ and tha pfckrt* rwutig are and and began an attempt to move ia toward th# rate* c f the GE plant. Then tha policemen, riding on horseback. rode into the parading group i m ferreyj them again,l fences and sidewalk* The group split • and withdrew then reassembled neats by Acting Sheriff William J M op .row _ ■ »tir * t in * AO Outbreak o f rloUng m Bernrude thtx-jgh the E r! A wrimir-atsufi and had f . » * l , M Ife.si-ard,* layured tlatyrra- Annual Hospital Cowan To Begin Large Home Report Revealed Construction Project At Once By T. W . LaWton Merchant To Build Two To Three Bedroom ---- | Homes Ranging From $l,800 To S6JKK) Increase In Receipts For Veterans In Magnolia Heights • Recorded By Instil---------tntion Daring Year E d w i n ShinhoTser A >*I2H iwreent inrrraw in thv^ number of cm*#» treated durtUE» Speaks T o Pitots _ _ t _t • Brotherhood Magnet** monwewHh o f Pennsylvania I ro- quire and command all of you te disperse yourself aid peaceably i0 depart” , j The CIO electrical srorker* Had j stages] mss, picket demonstTWsrim * before the gates o f the <J£ i plant for the past two day* ia j pre test against the injunchjrr. A |Common Hea* t'ourt-order forbad# more than ten pickets at a time before the gate* cf the Phi'.adel! rhi* plant A t tlnaea, as many SI I ».*0 picket* srerw oo hand and Spolice anr.ouncwd their latenttoo ‘ tan r V - b . , « f i j r » the injunc­ tion udrrj. u» *g fi. re If n o * ,sary. V DETTtorr, Feb. *7. 0PV—Tba __ Ford Motor Company and tha b y ;CIO L"cited Autes Worker# hava th cue in ar-l peer a loud- speaker Marrow- a s l to the pic­ ket* "In the name of the Cool* -derissi ami meat rives an incieat* of It a a t iB ( (t a t, an burr to some 103,009 eo lot* Ford workers throughout the Height* sob c.air.try. The company say* It tmtsEe. it was * * a sra i la iiy herald* “ ia iftm id labor rslalionby Mr «'■ wan. s to jrs te riiiy tn *h'ipa“ jAcks-w.r fof-.?»j-ssl with F»-J The conttsot will go into efersl il.-scsr A -' * r'.t, d f K iih fsVt rust *s soon si the various ° f which |p*rient» paid W.1.071>i» and donation* made up lh« rest Including 11,200 from the City of Sanford. $1,000 in other ilonatlon* and 3>t(ll from other sources, Disbursement* of included a 35,000 war bond Investment. T h en wa* u favorable balance left of . During IM1, patient* dmitleri numbered 99(1 a« rumpaml with 9£t in 1944; birth, were 371 a, compared with 2KS. and minor cases treated hut , not luted u* admitted werr 146 a, compared with | ] 4. Accident putient* were slightly more numerous Iwing KTI as comP jw d with 74 th# preceding year. **h* number of major operation* decline] from |Si to 123 and minor operatons from 141 to 130. Patient days Were 9,1*3 as comwtt" 7- ^ 7 th* preceding year. Average bed occupancy inICsb IIs s m Oa |-W*w Threw) . these are departures from past procedures and little, knowledge of th« most effective method* of employing them is available, th* sub-committee was named in the belief its members wer* beat qualified to work out lb* details. As known instances of experi­ ments which are headed for some .degree o f sucres*, th* example of on* grower w:s cited to show wherein he hqd obtained improved and more attractive containers for his products; he mad* a ileal with retailers to handle them ’ at cent, instead of the usual 40 to 60,. in the good faith thpt he would grade carefully and would follow with replacement any leases caused by deviation frasa thi* po­ ky. Thi* had resulted la re­ newed Interest, both on the part of the r*tailsr and the consumer, and a better movement o f good*. Th* thought o f th* committee is that it* sub-committee, made a p a a d t t e o f aUrt^aad^ far-seeing and varied sissilmoaky, OTTAWA. Feb. TI, W - Cana­ taka advantage of Improved ter­ toward th* adoption of unified dian sttomeyi « • rrvpsring to rier services, to dovulop more at- movement* for the- Industry aa • demand that th# Dominion govern- tractiv* packaging, to grade mor* whole. carefully, to produce better vege­ table* St lowrr coot, end to adopt Tja£m J ssrs i the ly_ l r i m * '. ^ , i til d Whitehurst Named On Committee , To Study Post-War Merchandising ‘'"xlS Iu ’S ' rod* down I patrol car reading jxiit, of Pen- Truman Calls Food Conservation Meet demands charges !One Striker Injured! And Six Taken Intd Custody By Palk(£ ___i ___ t f t . t . ^ JfbUowing M)ele%t Mutineer Seamen Ride Through Bombay Streets r »ur«l brut her h - d a an ail o o . ‘ h» mailer. nbisvirtg relathin with.rs tb* tbs k « v t i j r s r s s g . Mr. ( o s s s 1 mi l y " His talk was entered appearmi ‘wfer* the Utty C-t*i “ American itrutfterh . \\e*k“ mission s&i c y t k « t ohich « * , observed last s r t s iu t city oases] .its ia the Msg um Fvb. IT to H neha Heights yo id -rriv*. Hfc was Stressing the n e«I e f “ v x e rc »- toW that th* etty. n» accontasre g th* ! * 0ta feeling o f relation- * with its ptsn., f t veteran, had ip we feel with thus* lose to 1alreu.lv reserve'! 2 i c f thes* sots SYRACUSE. N.T. Frb 27. O l In regard to all with whem for th* as* e# th* i * n k e r e s — A union exm-utire say, the Em­ | com* tn contact.” Mr Shi"- bss\ the o m s m i'a s e n agteev] to pire Star* Telrphi sir-Union will user cited the two main ■ « « « grant him » year • cp tva to the out join the nation-wide strike. r th# lack o f complete uruker- . rema ining bs«s rsiWj trr the National Federatk* .1 tiding as .elfchttewe or be ! The Magr- ba H* gtir* u rn ir of Telrphunr Worker* for Mar. T. nun( too op in lulls ted. Sti.1 to- which ik* b )® (* « t ll ie h alt IVrudra! J.Mfpk Coffer ray* the lersnee. , U*v between 1-c-i'l and M elk * m e u tn v tflu J of thr union has •Hrolh.rhusal „ -m e . g t h a t ‘ 'He A . e ^ * 1 So reaffirmed n* rvw-rr.! stahd' at sits at home.” ...al M Shin- W t h a»d Twentieth M rret. jtrsiydiis when it opposed th* .1___ l_ r . a. east of Rene ' - -rt and so3 .S - strike caked Appixstvvn w.U b* yrn-ewswd federation. in th* order ia whsch tier are recvrvvd (r a veteran*, vs A Mr. C bsss. I » other sveib, "First eucse first sc rie d ' Ilf added that by 1st* Fall I r > if* c u to Rave by the national FBI Grabs Pair Who Shot State Trooper W hanaira completed, f DETROIT, fvh n , Local tabor wi3 h* icwd a* far Agents r f th* Froeral bureau of aa jiu iik ls ta the hoe^'oocvtrac- 1 office wad ticn. h* 1declared. a=d added that Ir.veatigau.ci field fee expected that it » « ' d be Detroit police base captured tw* difficult to set-ore bsuid-rg raa- tend its. iJectified .by the FBI se tonal*. m c l* !-g Nmher. *4*c- th* pair who slot an Indianatrical and phtmhcee sipyLsea. bwt state trooper Sunday. Thr two (n*CToea)—^Wlfliale expect, Saafard to rrt its iksrv alone with other ettvew t a b as Steed* and Willie Lee Hopfelnt. Ortamfes a.’td Usjtoea Beach. _ fboth of Louisville, Ky —wer# cap­ tured early today in a small dean* 'Th * feemes snU k »v* two to tow* 1 Detroit He 1*1. thr** bedrooms nek. ani will be The >rad of th* Detroit f g l built With private capcuL bat | tlfa v — Robert Guens— say* that according to Mr. fo s s a , will coo- the two rr.ra shot Indiana Stale form to FHA r*«,-iireT»e2 tK facxlt- ; Trooper Robert Bennett f e e tatisg FHA bsss to p erk a ierv 1i a » i last Sunday in a shooting Rested* ling a f th* «ra rt= re I fray h m t Seymour, lad. O x e n hooaisg the t’o v u itoe* ee F irs t 1.says thi iair— wanted on chsrgBt Street ia rearly firtstfeed and all Jdf vistaL-g th* National Motor u p s t a i r s i f a i t a s c t t - s f i h e) Vehicle Theft Art— bed frv* gang prset Wally completed liiv *1*4. ui iSnur pGittiticn %bn tlNf he said. Mr. Cows. U s irced sa Sanford for t l jeers tha Boy Scouts, the chib voted which ties* he has h m to giva a donation of lt d to the organisation. Announcement was mad* of th* state convention which will be held in St. Peters­ burg Ape. 9-7. Tbo*e who staa dartag a dry 'raining' In Meat C a t t i n g Available Drv J. B. Root, e s o m b r f t 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. 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, February 26, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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PAGE EIGHT '* A fta tA J lL ii ItMlM‘■•>)l»f«*‘»,*»,»!,/ 1‘ I ' FRIDAY, FEBRUARY' 221. T nE SANFORD HERALD, SALFORD, FLORIDA ............. * BORN TO LIVE Ernie Park Makes $155 Per Week For HoIlywoodGlamour I NEW ALBANY, Iml, (**)_ Mr* Josephine Jacoby, 100 year* t,i? U j» vegeta Han and non-drinker of "'coffee but nay* frankly dnubia that her diet has muck t« do w ith her longevity. Liviiflp 4 Oatmeal ran be used in a meat century, she contends, is purely , WINTER PARK. Feb. 22. (/PI loaf instead of bread to keep the m atter of bring bom in n ! *... —Si* dares of land on which i* . * lived laraily. located a warden's shack adjoin* loaf moist. mg th e famous litvin’s A tm Salic* tuary of Alachua Countv. .h a s been presented to the Florida Audubon Society by l>r. U. JR. B r r.KNK IIANDSAKKR HOLLYWOOD — Krnle I'ark earn* Slfifi a week working from the A dam 's apple up and from the ears forward. ■Ernie is one of the movier- un­ seen and little sung aide* -to glamor, the make-lip men. In ■even years he has gilded such RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR Real Estate Sales Rentals—Mortgngb Loung - - * Dependable Insurance and Ronas one 9G0 Room -I, Florida State Rank Ridding ELTON J. MOUGHTON, A. I. A ARCHITECT MOOD-lfAniRIO AFTS* BEING BEATEN by Fianeli (left). 18. an$ J n h n llsll (rig h t), JO. Drothers. William Totjln'.1]' f* ‘b o w n a t.h e ^ o jJid lilia A iiu intruis aha— In a Philaiftlp hja.r a .- puTngttaUon B S m HVA Martin C u r r a ^ i^ jto F F o m c jilf o H.TllC brulhor* accused T id n irp fiattU y I LnjCIflTUiWr r o ^ t y ^ I C a t o l i l xaolLo*, Mn-TWorylisJI. fS b tn w o r t U^idvr. a t Or* HoU-toomer - *- __ 7 (I» Ur, ^ r t S o u n £ ^ Announcrs"thc removal of iu s .o l/ic c a J o . 511 Sanford Atlantic National Ban]< Tunu Clippers Have %T • ■ * >« r- * • 4 BuildiiiK DAV BY DAY WE ARE CETTINCi IN STOCK Hard-To-Get Items! • HEAT CUSHIONS • AUTO HORNS • Be sure Automatic (IAS l.llt'KS with Pure SEMINOLE TIRE-SHOP Phone 37 201 North Park North Dakota Certified Red Rlias Seed Potnloeaj Order now before It’s too Into! 2nd HI. at Hanford Ave Phone 358 I’M HEADIN’ HOME TO REPAINT WITH PITTSBURGH'S COLOR form DYNAMICS!* ^ Cntbidic tradition is still honored aboard .sleglt. modern tuna 1 Up­ p ers—some 0/ them costing in r« than $400,000 and ru n y ln g uptu-(Lite electronic e-julpm nt. Tno f sbeifolk set aside h niche tfor an oltar.'- In the small crhfl tho shrine may be only n nook in th e .captain's cabin f lr holy fig ­ ures, Most of the In n e r ship? hpve a separate chapel foonr in the deckhouse. Portuguese and Italian fisher­ men. who soil between I'nllforntu and the etpi.itorial waters, have woven mar.J sttr.es about their shrines, f. nc is about a captain w hose boat »>as driven nlmiil foi two day 1 and night* by a “chnlinscu," a stoim tliul often uses off the C' ust of Mexico A pale new- riew nian n.kr-t tb - oil cap tain if they might survive. "Young-a rinn.” he sat,I »m temptuously, "whan you see me a-golu' to tiiat-a room hark there you cun twgln l» worry '* to stay on uiAe ho under hut lights. Arlifical ryebioWs; thin, penciled lilies about the eye* -1 make them appeal laiger (hail tlA-y ate, und mascaia complete Ernie's job. Ills subject*, make up their own- mouth 1. I asked E rn e for pi femsiimni rommenls on some of hi* sub­ jects. H err they ore: Hedy I-nniarr: "So beautlfii* she c-‘u!d go on the set with iu> make-up but n lillle eye thr'liiw." (linger R o g e r * “ .She gels tanned every so often on her Oregon rniich and '■*«_,ba'sii , is halluva lif tin 'g c lf frit"'h er ‘uniTo again." Rosalind Russell: "Verv Hllrretive and vary make-up conscious; she sees th at the make-up mm Is there on the set nil Ih? t me." Ann R aster: "Ones to sleep on her face during the lunch lo u r and has to Imve n replacement for make-up she left on the pd- YEHOLD-FASHIONED DECORATING SCHEMES ARE I OUTI / •Ike (dearth Use ef Iks Issrgv la Cater te f n a t l r Vaar Hsahk ta t Hafflaeri- Ike wfcsls akierkia* • We have a complete stock of th e BEST GF and INSID^ C O L O R S and FINISHES! 1 SHOWN AT P o n d HfAOQUARIItt where nc laid just spuuvn on tile air to the city's millions, New Yoik's Mayor William O'Dwycr teem s all in as he rubs bis hands nver^hn ryes to rest them. The Mayor an* non need Uny J.fiOO.OOl) gallon* of fuel oil had reached tho city during the d ay —enough for a day's supply Health Commissioner Kroca't L M rbblns (left) takes o v er-to broadcast the Mayor's order ending the city's eighteen-hour Stale of Emergency. (international) •E. OUTSIDE PAINT y cai »r— T be-ennrtursjr. was eaU* Idished I n 1037'at th a' augjretTIuit of Jack ltus«el of S an fo rd ,. then 11 student At the University, whM Tic found the birds n.‘Ming th-.-j* were being disturbed by hunters ami collector*. It wtis establish* n l p rim arily ^ ii ru lg ii.A b s ssvaV lid iflla C iiero nesting thfru in im all numlur*. AJ«o found tiictr were the snowy ' egrets, wbit” ibis, hernn*.. anhingas nr.I other mnrah and w ater birds. In ' ' ii f i n i s h , tw o s t y l o s to choose front. 1 2 k- WIARINO (HI LATEST tn upswept hairdo*, child movia star Margaret O III fro (right) dinea out In Neve York with her beat friend Barbara Newsom. The young ladles u o u aatl together and recently were gttesli of President Trum an at the White llnusa. (International) No Ciintor Oil On ^Shortage Of Nylons Art Says City Hall;. Not Price Program NKVV YORK, (/P>— Castor oil Tho shortage of nylon hosiery 1* mil - Icing Used to restore the is not a price problrm, Stt-yvail $-1 million collection of *oi| p ain t­ C. Maxcy, Ot’A D istrict Director, ing*. In ' New ,Yruk City's (Jity I lull, *lj rcpurla to the contrary notw ithstanding. tjrn rg e l-orber, executive secretary of the city a r t commission, made this solemn announcement when the M etropolitan Museum d Art t retested reports th a t cas­ tor cil was being used In the work. He explained tliat cw*tor £>It was used th a t way many y ears ago. but th at turpentine principal a g e n t' employed n o $ . FINE QUA WHISKEY WI NE RUM GIN m CABINET SINKS Mothtrig will add to the beau­ ty and convenience of your litchen as much us a built-in rnbinct pink! Sintth* or.double Nibinets with battleship lino­ leum work surface. / said today. .Conferences with leading f ig ­ ures I n 'th r h tsiety Industry la<t week revealed (h at m anufacturers lay the shortage to n scarcity of yam and machinery, with In­ creased demand making tho ghort(.«• more acute, he said. S tating that nowhere do Indus­ try leaders suggest price d lfficullles, Maxcy added “that indnstry estim ates show that the supply may not ba "p lrn iifm" until early 1047. 'i * CEDAR CHESTS Genuine Cedar—■ ‘Natural color only. iHovidea excellent storage for your nice things. , ■ -18'’ S ire .wllh tray ESTATE HEATROLAS............ ■ .= ij t .’i .f-jw .t * * ...., :. *. Brown annmcl finish, chromium trim oil burning hea troll it -with heat control. ’ • ALUMINUM, SHELLAC and VARNISH! • Wets FV can make IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES .v-.^tr^A r- - — -------1 Wo'invite you to open an .account! l i t Biv PaH t-^hi �\'v*S? **» 4# -u.— •K >.■ r 1, ’ ‘ ' In Unity Tft*« la Strencth— * * ** r— 1 — THE WEATHER -— T h Protect the Peace of (hr Worldi To Prom ote the l'rogri-4i of A m erica; To Produce .Prosperity fur Sanford. * _ ( ^ * Sunny ami windy this afternoon. DimBhing wind*. d e a r and cold again tonight. AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NEWSPAPEK ------------- ------------ - %--------------------- * VOLUME XXXVII EalabUshed 1908 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . M ONDAY, FfcnitUAUY ;ji — ■ ■ NUMBER H i. Assoiiaiyl Press leased AVIro 25. PJIIi * -------- S----------------------------------------- Casualty In Picket-Lino Battle C hinese F orces M erge Into One N ational A rniy —, • Ija b a r *r f. . *■ Despite Order i . „ — 1— A r b i t r a t i o n Today^ * appears Only Hope To A v e r t Walkout Of Power Employees • ---------- • PITTSBURGH, CHUNGKING Fcl*. ’35, (/PKAn . agreem ent merpim* ce n t's ! iinnnnoi I f»M«»s *.tit- n a t i o n a l . l ;hiji*-»e A rm y ■t -- J ': I fu al tuftiy lh Chung- ‘ • ii-. i # mottles wore - w it- , : -e I t.i (ienrnil (ieorge f'. WASinNGTON.Feb. 25,_ P ittsb urg G E. P lan t P ick eted * Peiping Headquarters Is Charged With S upervi.si^ T crm Of UeorgatiizaiiotT Secretary Describes Recent Measure As Hodge - Podge, 111 Advised Legislation of Prelate'Gets'Ked Hat( At Vatican Ceremony' tii $ F eb. 25, Elevtrie CimiHattjr- plant here icrc will today pickled by moroi than 1,400 tinioii memhera in defiance of q court injunctiorr w*tlch had-beonIs.-metl by the commons pleas court prohibiting mass picketing. The CIO electrical - w a |. _ ^ p r e s s e d v iffo ro u a -o p p o s^ U n T r to th e -H u u s e -a p p ra v c d *Cam> U b o r D is p u te s B ill. T h e |a MasaliaD. speeluK UliIW*^ -Ra4f*i" 1 b o r s e c r o ta r y c a lle d t h e n ie a envoy to Chirm who ndvistri CliInn's nrm y rt'ii'gaiiiintinp gtoms a r e h o d B o .p o d g e- le g tslfitio n mUtee. s 1 , %- ***? 8?.Id i l w a s ill-a d v ise d . Tin' njjrri-rftiriit provides f ir the S c h w e lle n b a c h to ld th e S e n ­ ^cdnrtlnn of gnvehujjjntl fo- ‘es In wothers union \vi-nt ahead with ate l.abar .Committee this u no 5 p^livii|ii|is.nnd (s mmunist .root's full scala picketing in u test of tim e for legislation thaUCVouldj lo ii» . 1,1 i-iiifi. in IK month-. The the m iter Ity U DO o'clock this poaaiMy—vtjwet our cstubHshWI' Chini'ii' Anievii-nn hi'iebuinrtrr« nt. morning, E .3 .T . only six of the system of dealing with labor' re: h I’riping. which is implementing 1.000 mm-sUsking office em­ UtJonshlps.” lin .c in Chirm's civil strife, is ployees had passed- through tha The House- cancelled its re ­ charged with Vipervising the piVkct line. They, were women gular business session today he* terms of the ro'irgnm cation. and all six had passes to enter cause of the death of fiepresenOne of the bind* reasons setthe plant. tative J. Buell Snyder of Pennsyl­ forth for the reorganization d By 6:00 o’clock this gnorrlingi vania. However, some • edmChinn's nrm rd forep. is t- oM tn E.8.T., only six " f the 1,000 non­ m It tees m et ns usual to consider ' g , spcnlltig the nations eccmuini* striking off Ire employees had V urgent legislation. rehniillitutlon. passe,] through the picket lines. . \Mrarrwhile, i ........ Federal Reserve Chairman MnrChungking *t den ts They were women and nfl six rlner F.ccJos was called before „ nre planning fu rth e r deni m ir a ­ had passes to enter the plant.* the .House Banking Committee to a t tion* against ro nlim ie d II n ssiars The UK workers here quit work in give his views on extending the) f V I'ccupntion of Manchor in, a nationwide strike of electrjcal OPA for another year l*eyond! . Sl'l rt ul I ll n 11 i n i | Vll lllg* 1t workers seeking » 12 ttt) per 'lay ........* June 30. The high point of the ^ ( 111 H iw n e h * « *1ur u *n#tr<l* * IH-I'' it NprUlltBl, k Ml'i't * 1m the ,,iige Insist. A ' . \ I V s T " ' a li \i K lilto l’N il tof pngentili, slid <"I hearings will not come until I Ifj : 1 »Mt« U,,| Hat flin t t Mtlp V 1*u fs .rr Mir* I : i i * I’m- ] Meanwhile, arhitintion today *PI ’m ..41 I h r (ini* t«. ci’rt'm uM ir* at th r \ .ilicrtit *I ii t if i Thursday, w hen industrialist 1* .AI'll i i n «t»t ••I w \% it h - 4.(.| i » u mmiy. the i’*'|»e t , i \ r t■* * a t ‘It t ‘ • ‘ I* .Is », St Join* ‘.t l'„ul|-4 nrnte,| to be the only remaining M l v< 1hu H enry Kaiser will Testify. Com­ I'O -tll’ l Sk tluillft m l m u ; t K tl ih e * m*t fat fr*tiin t h r t .'tilu* «eum I-w riilf* Vi.* thr |it l*A*'Tlt.lt I4»I| S r . ,-nt t*'l'«i |li,i|,f for alertin g a power strike m ittee chairm an Brent Spence of A PI t tn ut M aDr’hMt in I it til) iin 1% ( I tti ••rriat imi ,i h i it, li'e P ittsb urg h industrial area r n i: . 1i» Mu* . |J TH hy n Kentucky believes that Kaiser m e e t id i? tlr iV tt»ltitf a t t e n d e d which Is scheduled f*,r midnight Chicago. Violence flm rd when members of the CI.O Cnltcd Auto |iy Mrtnrhnrmn r tiii n ic slid of. • favors continuation of OPA. tonight. Secretary of lalbor Lewis # • The House Ways and Means W orkers’ l hi ion attem pted to keep iioli-striEbri from entering 1*11’ ■ric-mln fiult-d tn drnw mu ,.tithes- ' Schwellenbach has sent telegram s Committee has opened heurings plant ( International i | msiii when Soi'lct Jndicy wir* d e­ [to the Duquesne Light t ’ompariy l ! u r f n ; n L e l t n n a I s F o r t M e l l o n P a r k A l c o h o l i c E v i l op the bill to extend social reImtuii etl ' slid its employee, unions asking . curjty benefits to 2tl.OOO,UOo more I them t» accept final and binding h workers. A rthur Attmeyer chair­ arbitration. The labor aecretary C h o s e n S i t e F o r | asserted Is T o ld R o t a r i a n s man of the Social Security that every effort must Board, headed the list of w itness­ ! In' made In prevent a work stop* es. B y D . A n d re w s R a d i o S t a t i o n Page t (M* - -* J (** si1 Senate committee hearings on Governor Edward M artin of . til r ••III r tm |».iiL ’ • tv the nomination of Edwin Pauley j Pennsylvania issued a sim ilar apf h«••h i .1,1, fo r under-secretary of the 'Navy I ‘ * * o l v i i Y' T o L o c a t e S, t a -, ;i tii |,r;,!1 lhp ; cc!f* 3 P e r r V n t O f P e o p l e II* l Mint c 11 |Mlf 1 hi t flitf may take a new turn tomorrow. | hit rut mn pr«*Mfrvp thr health . 1st rt Sint* X U ih u i It * ( ( ukllbufd Republican Senator Owen Brew. I H ere A w a ite d O f V . S . A r e V i e - to i .***•! tio n « i U l i m i t ) , Im n iu ia • s ta r of Maine says there will be iwtng reports by John 1T »*‘M**'» t.»l V ar*l HU* I 'r o n i F e d e r a l G r o u p | tin iH O f A l e o h o l i s m a w e testim ony about Pauley’i rd and Joseph Mctnch cf I'l • il o rh iit ill'll vui ths to dealings wltlj government depatt (the Lions Club meeting Friday • m enh. Incidentally, adm inistration Unit wink was proceeding on m e I i 1. lion nf it iaiihlmg to bon -jl i l t i* |tt’itent t»f iti! the jH'i'plf iu SVimt q •*! Uit Mm*. S*inG III aides have found at least ten lade 'ait n .II I hi* Pijwi 4*fiiLcounty project of putting in a in Jhe I'micti a n iiWoIh'I p 1^. df jr,iini ;Ii,v.Wi*t*k>i( democratic senators who. . a s of frond' to the Mullet l^tke 4*nk ftf! j *1% JH'Mrill etlf IllflSt VMltl1 today, would vojg ttf Deject the JA CK80NVU.LB. H a.. Feb. 35. j u it.r i. jvj lf K)..,..rn| i * riU lfiy nomu ”A> u f dn*e«WWPauley nomination. Atuinmlng-that M'fc (Af r r . n u T fhirk; a memU-t f W I r t f ? .IT T :.TT f..- i.T. «ny ,ly Dim|R hr murbt pivr t*» th r .H**tuU ; ** f*a\t S6 Republicans ] I tiflllll 1^1wi-n * grnnti ' oppose it, of'Contnierce, Clty lUII, Hanforik tin n .ju st conducted imllcaU-s th e re ' In with sand, the club voted to of Aktiholtc AnunyinuUR, in a th a t w \uld seem to indicate the on Wednesday anil Thursday inn)' be an overproduction f egus offer its sorvnes to the t'mm * l*f*frtre Hip Knlaty Club t\X ^ the tturp nut ii tjaimiiim but him iu - IHffllUt In Jarnr ^ A River* tu TOKYO, Feb. 25. U tV - AuAlra\t**tmi’iit ba«| -urn lioy.i,^iijwralp -«iuh i» wiutian Mr K»* ♦linn nomlnatfaq .Will > be defeated. Lieutenant (general John this week to nnswer question* and in a few Florida area v iturlng tin) Comniisslon and to (lie Semin do Muy fan Hotel tmlny. fjrhft up in S eo u lu m n pint P|‘M mtlU slS * » * l 4ipm rf»l»*H next few months, nlthnugh genre* Sportsmen's As«ocintian i'n KxpUinilip ihftt “an *lcohi»lk Mint I buy h in t1 Wuu It**H#*f \»viu» S tfttiun. NorhfotL the DrilUh *»mipation aid" In the filin e of income tax ally speaking there will be n i opera ting in making linproio 1,1. (in VVMJM ui In n p'TMiti for w horn one 1 1 rink , *•'oinninmler, idiuiNt an ordur today returns which will he due on Mnr. f>Itli-i III* u list- «■f I hi’ f 1 ll sillily fill li too many ami n hurmtinl n-it 4i««"U(it tif ihi- !«♦ Ii t m i»l»- ,* Jifttiif-w (iut pi ahiliit in*f frntur in r a t l i n Itutvifen M.i v M. Ki% 15, John I.. Kalis, collector of shortage," said William L Wd- inents to the park, Ptinuuh, ' * it itliili (*l woman It was suggested by. I ion M< ■ I# ,Jr t t«**tifir»i‘ Hr itUh IrmipH m J a p a n *ind the *Internal Revenue for Florida, en- son. director of Florida State iu <’ of iGi’ K |»i ■*■ii|>11. lllttl *ethl-» i 1\ F nrm eis' M arkets Unlay tn a re )h n , ,| u () ulllirrto h ,. ,, "who ha- lu ran,,, itpfinitvly nlh*r ion* f I, * *,i,i mu ut i Japiiorne. Hi Al... .I.HaM-J that [ nounced today. it Tr r Mil- i ILJitpvt fc >i f-M t ri •11j- fit fa* hrnttftfr , .■luftlUt **• *h** i ‘1*V j nil hiA t rooji* hnv *■Wen iiiat riirt * | The long foim 1040 mjap be view of conditions affecting f r o .tailing outdoor fin-phue*, and . nic In al* *»hnl.*' mill inhlinfc that it nil ii Aynr* il th ru ' 1- i if tint k*. ha levs-j f-. i * 1f o v i T Iih i Ikthi' flit 111 Hi*' |m -1 f-s f o'li , *«l tn *laf nut nf thr JuMiii’i* **f Hall 'used as »n income In* r r in r n hy <liif?tioD an*ll i | i * l ii>r> *i. J, ii. Vb nt»* fr$Tc| 1T<v* Hade I'Ity market ik d ei-lcd to , h r, rtuh apprirvurt • ttlH Kt HU ah-uh, Jit lo IPa i it Is. ill m l itu^'jf iivy j* those whine income was f.r*,000 or t|li i( I il j'hiMrlit llllMlld . ) V. ill f * f Mn* F i t . j Japanese. the handllry^of poultry product*.. , IIIOiIpi alrl >, V| f Amtff'W a utJltnl If Him .J trm*, I hr ln-ru *i filial j I 'mlisl Statu"* t r«b»|H hns t* nn m ura-ln 11*45, or who claim, de­ l.d 'Vb I h.il n»H **( -aid ' 1 hn j afu'li in*t niu liu iu ^ iuI (jiiliiilh* (rue* hum urn on ih-1 Mtivf f« t Cpt. Robert C.*Washburn, a firr ductions amounting to more than arid, we a re * tn k iry steps t" ’*r * 1rd Lions iv-hliaid and M,-i-, b , ttmi in a J hiioTi to Lh.* jM’it »‘<i Ui kill Li pul giiVlLl ItiUriil . nl» . »p%t*n abovp then* a n a range for the neevssaty camlhug comiiilllv«mi--n t„ m n l.itl the < Mi. U isera. U " l» Mir Japunem* m their many ib<ttai m pnlitv* ierving 20 months in the Europe- 10 percent of th e ir. income. After thr tom mi: Kt«‘«W m+ii) |mU*Btlnl jiluohohcA grad in g fncflftles n»ti «a ,Juf11‘trr number > j niiRnionei mjmjnner*m oi mid Sportiuan Kporttnan A nm^'V V Those ii»ing the long form, and •n T heater of Operations, lias || ^ KradinK 0|| r- w .I rate i>i r-nil ir loot 11ICUled i i'll ;. tbm . e »«IIn S regnids to * Lion's • i.* in UiJm country who have mjvoe a till riirriVtinn cieMs.'iThu’ luoilil** 5# Id thill he Wilii -at lifted th a t “ hornua and in public placed othi er strategically, members In virtually nil other rw iu^fs, pn»v* lh ut s^udnl * h h ’il n*> pnhu- aIiicc ttt(*r* was no opposition l i been discharged from the United should he*sure to gnll'cr nil neces­ ets,...................................... rkets, with a view * ° 11* .Club co-operation in Impnivltltf taken a «lrlnk but \%ho-WouM lo*- uifcf.. uurlfliuly tn» jiiiliriitl pr* * the . States Army a t Camp Rlanding. sary information brforc .sta rtin g m ark itatm n, it »xi« simply -i however. Northuott #uy» ilriti«H 11 v b i Is u p S Uw I'age 4:ialit» ‘,v _ „ - r , ' ' roint* alrohntir.A if they ever did. biithin. Im fl }l fiir ttixeti, Jbrtw niuttet • L fnr (| the park. n ’liriiuf the li* policy will In* the uiiiff a$ th a t He returned to .th is country a- to fill out the return. Having IhflnrliiK that* it if* not a mn f»*ru, in in\esit nut mniirv in pii*- l‘«*MPir of tha American command in . r rt 1 For the first, lime In Ihe histioy board the U. S. Arm y Transport this information at hand will save I I to ht* no alroholtr, btif*. th at 11 if Japan. you considerable trouble and per­ Thomas II. Barry, of the nnnfor^i i.ion** i « „ worfi* than that to \h• 0111* mol noF \PMlit.n* ratfu-i tlbiit in lb| many l\ hm T hr r . •.it Nsnrihrott *n>!%. for fmdance, v in u r - fflralui *-l i *u iv* While in the states he rrceivnl haps some tax money. * •-w v j ««r mcnihem of the ltoh*oi, fumi at t hi * 4-$ » ' I t I-..ft Mull *(1 do anything at**.»ut it, Mr \n Saul Mr l *'htti,iit training a t Camp Biauche ut New Method of ('omplling Data. a*it thu I lly that Huti*h Kmptre force# wUI Park ** « v*Mr h 1 B y J u d t T 6 W a r e i* n '»«* hnwi for "talking th-p" do, drrwiB, adifrtt tluit tlifn* nri* many 1 liiiiif" \llli«*ii|th I hr M m-»i*aif**« *> hn* m 1>« I t U ^Orleans, .Camp Claiborne -La. and *hu mYct *a i v Ih* perm itted lo briny th eir wises ™ —* ing u meeting. Fines of i’ll ten \\ rile this information on one jhi11n non 1111Hrd in t In* imma of uhiA'k Hfl* t h r f 11 tt tn hr rr Jefferson Barracks, Mo. Hs sailed or more work sheets in the follow. 'i-iii-, miimitur I nnd fnmlllu# lo J a p a n as mwii each hiiptmed on Jam* » It* Irn'ti*. I • I ■ * -i r * | II ulunloi I'srn, aim) t li ftI thv fi$w! »civfil, Utimhiit < h=t-• h.gi Emm ..f th In Sept. 1044 for overseas duty *ng order: i * litiinl'pf a- fa j d il ie i are a v a ih ^ te Ron, Jr. who wi|j* hi'Adl i«» lorn ti­ . . .!. p th in ir f*'t :itr**b..|ii t#» »!>■ ti* Northrott si3*•♦* lui* ili'« Inivtl that itivtnd r ,,f I f t hi SfKiittiilc . **-"t with the 74 lit Railway Qperatlng the iliff tun Ity of fitting r u n , . . 4 i»* ■ ti ui unit; ryiliie !•» hH| Imn '( l| (,H| t■« •U ait t «1115111 4Cl4*f», btUit hr i'li i i .Ulflth fit | I Income in litIfe—Amount of .»HUp (4*1(1Utti'lliil AliinJ. I ini HUH (■H~Battalion. In August, .1045. h« F u r ilr I Will? iin iulorivohUi* nft* i cu h fiim f i ?»* w ith i t ki tarn f|T■ 1lip . s jll ht |>ir* , |H$vl, iiitoku .iriicrt*! f,,f lh*' t ii.it ‘*i hi r • it*.-* **•*■*■1*1 ..f I* pat mu for* re iiwva lamlutl at <!•♦•* ink. was transferred to the Army Mo­ wages and other income received. I his license had been revoked by , nrti, |r , if clothing, and o', .Id sumWHif *um■ h Kurt* hi- k i- o.iuiutlt.,1 utiit n ta'i Ifltt* pi, ,*1 Sfiilii ll* .t«f«J'l) i. t . F n r -M-titfi h\ lh. • * t(tl# r 2. Deductible expenses—Expen­ the City. Jo h n . Pinkney H ail “ | brother, tion Picture Service and lafer,-as­ llo rry Hobson, return I t oill Yvitti .1 iJiMii he* t ii,.- i '" " I " " III Kty yiriM hr Im* signed to duty with thu 37flth In- ses necessary to -your work or Chuluoto. was svnteneed I[fblay . v.-ternns and ncir meint,ei ot n h N» -i tot i*<I S|M'Hk |isK fI »*lll f ItMU-l*, hi* vvIr'h'hr.ir t n | I r *pt*n ^r ..| ))„• j " " " ‘H" , V '*! * » n t r y Regim ent of the 04th 1)1- business. in County Court by Jud ge It. Mi- club who adm itted under ipier'n. m id I Hint St i a litud'job hi air Ink «■ utils . .1. Reductions—l'et,tain kinds of .441.1 'll ■ " I l tn ihl# (tiuxl. - • vision. W are to spend 24 ^hours^lrt^( tiunly j„j, n ,n ^ |lu , an tt spoiding g «,.i, i - ’j f" r ; L u n c h F rw jfra m Jh Canada H i ) that hi* tu rd for-lib Cliftst-, uiuf In* kmmn lhat in Ihivj Snufui«J t»y .1. L. I"gi*’i , p resl-l *, l i t t. a * During hla overseas duty he l a x c'k . • lntrre.it. contributions, Jail and pay a *1” fine* of ’ * $75 and ' st.*rc. V * «r< 'n m l krmw i . v%hnl J ic \* n yi iir e*f ph-nly Itir prnpli* v s ill dent of Hi losses, fAim fire, ilortn and th sft. was stationed In E h g lu d , France, cost* or 30 .lays In addition, after D. Ii. N.'TiehlrtL'r of Trenton, talking nboul. Tl)«* only way for t ii ti iill Bunk » h " was acquainted j (___« ’ iiiv4$ ifunuimUty. Belgulra. Luxembourg, i f j j l | a n d and unusually large rdedical ea* he had been found guilty hy • N. J„ and Thomas J. Maloney of Willi Ml IB4i-i s," detlared Mr. j W A SHIN GTO N, Feb. 25, (4*1—• A and Germany. ore entarlo penses. Jury. On anether charif*. th at of Freeholder,’ N. J., were gj^jesta. at a person lo «|uit lie |uhl I* tv Higgins. H r ji l.iitl UmJ tlie w" ' ’f j T n e Senate toilay lined up behind the service he was connected wiiih 4. Taxes already P*id—Artfhunt •XfftAlve ip^ed, h t plf*d«*d nuio tlje meeting. I I'll Kiln iirft If r n l f I-I* kill ^ Ih mnt ili-vi'Iupnt.-nt "f 1 th s Florida S tate Theaters. Ills n Kideial school lunch prugram ithhebl from wages and a* con t rude re and waa fined $5 or ha<l l«"i> none by the Seminole mure th an ilmilile the” amount /w ife, and fSntlJy reside In this ount of estimated lax paid on .Todays. * '• County Chnitdn i "f I .oiiuii'rce in a city. . w*te.| Inst week by the ttnuSr. The 1045 income. Read carefully ths The case of E- M. I*ce, indict c l co-operation vifllh 3D. Thgley. |V|i4i ft ■wiiuiiii n wv«ri il. nwwwe Robertv C. Washburn wears pamphlet of instructions for form by the Aliand Ju ry foe aggravated Senate measures would autboiixe LAKELAND. F.-h 25. . i d 1) Among (hose wh" teslifiwl ill 8 tmi.04HI.000 annually for food the European T heatre rlbbox with 1D40.^ I f you didn’t reealve these assau lt nn *J. H.' Trulurk. which Klorbta is ilu.- siati.-i.-d light three battle alarm, ihe P#e»ldentli| instructions and form 1040 in the was certlfiAl by th s Circuit CJO'irt fr.wt' . a i l y toimurow momltig it. the henring in favor of tho station buying, plus another $15,000,000 U nit Citation, World W ar II Vic­ mall, you can-obtain both from ft, to the Courtly fa m r^ fo r Dial, was low districts , in tin'’ oiirlhcrfi w eie, Willard Bi-lute, who will bo f»r nutritional education or facili­ tory ribbon, American Theatre collector'! office hi your -district, triad F r 1 if a y, and a jury the resident manager of th e .sta­ ties needyd for the turn'll program. urea. and Good Condi&t- ribbon* a postoffice, bank, or possibly recqmmende.1 a verdict of assault ‘The nineteenth eilition of the rcgldor"; Dr. Edwin Mlm*. author The enly opposition expected hy J.ight deposits- m e prrflictml tion and It. h eig h , solicitor. anrf* battery. Judge Ware fined Rolllrar**College -Aninlatnl Magn- of "The Advam'ing South" aiul mound 0:18) n’rlock tonlorynw Andrew \V. Bennett appi'ure.l a* most of (he opposition is frmg employer. * :____ _ i . your When you .s ta rt to fill o u tftb e Lee’$60 and costs. __ xtne was prrscntpd yesterday "A dventures America" who pre- morning f.'r GXIhrtvjllc. the up. Sir. River’s atto rney . Tim Rev. economy advocates. Senator T aft On a jury verdict o f-g ltm y 7»f afternoon on the school cam|,ir* sunlrd "B right Intvrvals"; Throe p.'r 4-Hst .coast. Illooksvilli- and J. E . ' Me Kinli-v represented the of Ohio told a reporter ho may return, have-on hand your work, sheets with the necessary figures reckless driving, E. D. -Serrinc before a throng of 8001) *u! sjing* "Las Csm panas," “ Estrsl- (trlando .Jiatrirts, Tempt-ruturea Sanford Ministerial Ass*i*iatl >n oppose the school lunch authorloh Income, deductions and taxes was fined $100 and eosU or ^0 scribers w ith G reer G arson; tic , litn" nnd " O n w a r d Christian will be arounil 35 dt-gri-cs and a t the hearing, and the Rev. J. .1. ration because he was against It paid on 4645 Income. . W ith these days.i. era! Carlos ltomulo, high com­ Soldlors" which wore sung by La higher. For Itldge, Bartow, and Root lepreseiilml Supt. Lawton In prlclple. Vermont's Senator Work 'sheets • as guldsJ? fill o u t-V N aerman Coley and Curtis Hall missioner of the i’hillppinett Hu* Masa C hiral of the I’olytrchnk- west roast .listricts tem tw ratures and the srhmds. lilw n n l Higgins Aiken recalled th a t when the pro­ S gt. George E. E lliott, eon of your return one step a t a tlrttp. were acquitted by tne Jury cf Yong Huang, noted C h i n e s - In stitu te nf I’ucrto Rico; Groer will he 37 dogr.-es and higher, representei! the Chaniber of C om ­ gram was started in 16:16 it w u r. anil Mrs. George B. K lllitt Remember one step a t a tlrorf ch a rg e, of taking quail out of arlrcss; nnd Bob Feller, fanmui* Garson, »l«r in "M rs. Miniver,” with 40 .Icgroct in the lower merce, and County Agent C. IL hrandeil by many senators ns cumho reside a t- CIO E ast Third (and you ran 'w rite th a t in big season. The esse of H arry L. pitcher of the Cleveland Indian* “ Mr. Chips," "Blossom s' In the cast coast. Dawson, lh.- farming m liyest* anil m unistlr. He addril, however, th a t t, has been dlechargM /frnm letters) la the a s s i s t w ay to fill Wing, charged w ith selling In­ as the s ta r contributors. J. Kdqar J>uat" and other famous screen Tucs.lay will be fair and w arm ­ a m a t e u r radiu operatirr* of the since tho program proved such a United S tales A r m y A ir out the long form. Follow' -the toxicating beverages, was con­ Hoover, F.B.I. ChUf, was ached- ; plays, who read excerpta front er, The forecast for tonight nnd city. success it was not even considered numbered directions on your re­ tinued due to tba Illness of the uled to appear hut wired at th e ! "O utstanding S c r e e n Flays"; Tues.lny morning -Is d- e a r skies g -L EJIIott, been- ata- turn and don’t w orry about the defendant. gentle winds becoming light . . , , last minute th a t i t would lx> ini- Ita lic F. Fenningt.m, M inister of with genii _ Neb., for nazt ntep until you f f t ' t e It. If a t Grand Motion for a new trial was filed possible for him .to,gome. the F irs t U nitarian Church, Ghi* by midnight idnlg_ __ and contlnu.’d rath er received hie Itoji .direction does nol apply to In lh* c&st o f Condor M crritk s«e past ten men ago, g av .u ti talk concerning ccoj with temiy-ratur.'! slightly The w eather waa perfect fnr cago, h lam i B basic a tj you, don’t pay xny atU ntoh tir it. beer parlor operator of Altamonte the, nrograrn which was presented "F rom the M argins of Vermont’r; higher in extrem e northern .11*y^ - ee _j •■■ treining a u_ ------ , tartalaal ;i"l : Many Nbt A ff^ U d Bprings. who waa round guilty in tne open under a clear, blue A lexander Mclklcjohn, formerly tricts an.l the lower east coast, a t Sloua F«dls, 8. Many Uxpkyers, particularly o r carrying a eotvcealtfMireapcn. sky with the speakers platform, P resident of Amherst College, ■ — ■ * ■Wii, and Boca Raton w age-earners hnd others who do I>r. J. II. Root, veterans coun­ covered, with, a canvas canopy, Chief «f Experim ental College of not operate a business or profaeRJUd. MASONS T p MEET - being the focal point 'o f n semi­ the U niversity of Wisconsin, who MONROE CHAPTER TO MEET selor, announced Unity th a t dis­ •ROME, Feb. 35, <A*>— FraneU charged servicemen will be given (Vrdlnal Spellman today declaratK ’ * not atteetad by h io o r " Monroe C hapter No. 15, of the circle of spectator*. A t 2:30 F. M. presented “The l^»n.lon Confer­ The Royal A rch degree will l»c an opportunity to receive a course th a t freedom of religion la "ill* the g o u t a rtiste walked through ences an Education"; Jessie B. Royal Arch M**o»» 8 01 U>* fundam ental Jreedom necessary Tuesday evening a* 7 JO o clock the center of th e crowd up t.> Rlttenhouse who presented Poetry conferred on n class of c*ndi.lates In insurance. Veterans desiring such training for human hhafc ap p‘in ess" The New ’. U they don’t a t the Masonkt Temple. Th» Royal the platform where they were I’ag e which consisted of three Tuesday evening i t 7:30 a’clotk Arch Detrre* vrill b* conferred H atad and aw aited th e ir tu m to (foams: "B ltt," pWhile Peacock," At the reg u lar meeting of Monroe ean undergo four weeks training York Prelate made the rem ark a t the Mutual Insurance Institute in a broadcast sermon ae he took and "M arsh G rass"; A lexander C hapter Np. 10,. K.A.M. out fo u r retu rn early so R oyal Arch Maaona *ra appear. In Chicago and will be followed over the church of S ainU , John D r ., Hamilton H olt, nresldeat W. Weddell, form er U. B. Am­ J o a tto n d . COLEMAN AT CALCUTTA by 48 weeks of on-lhe-Job tra in ­ and Paul In Rome, th e titu la r of Rollins College, waa tha editor bassador to Spain and A rgentina ‘ ing which may lie in the location church of Pope Pius X ll before T of the m agaslne an.! presented who talke.1 on “ Snap Shota of all yopr flguroe. It EN ROUTE t O U. 8. DIRECTORS TO MEET Sgt. Boyd Coleman, currently of the veteran’s own choice. Dr. he became Pontiff. • * msy save you dclW* as well as _ ,f*t LiauL Elwln W. Harrison th e Editorial Foreward, .lie Intro­ India": Robert Feller, pitcher for CalcuU, India,. It slated to Hoot sn o rted . Spellman said also th a t thu >A meeting of the offlcials and extra parwr work la correcting o f 1016 Elm Avenae U among duced the following: M artin An­ the Cleveland Indians who gave at Dr. Root added th at any vet­ Pope wa* deeply concerted about Page” Fred Stone, deport fo r the United Slates* bn m e "S -a pports o n * ra ge ; m o om 600 Arm y vaterans returning to dersen, publisher of Orlando Sen­ the of 'dfrecton of th e Junior mistakes later on. Feb. tfl. He Is scheduled to a r ­ erans "anxious lo improve their portions of hla flock in "n u a if V The redaction In. th« Unttod 8U U » aboard the tinel and R eporter-S tar, who gave distinguished Broadwey actor Who of Commerce will be 8. R Oneida Victory, according the Editorial "Rollins Declares « appeared In “ Llghtn’ln," . "1You rive In Hanford on oe about Apr. earning rapacity by a short course part* of the worhl w hera m an’s tomorrow nig h t a t 8:00 mad* by Congreea to Information received today Dividend"] Brig. General Carlos Can’t Take It W ith You" iand 1, according to Information re- In insurance" may contact him rig h t to religious freedom U vio­ apply to 1645 'clock at the City HalL accordbroad way successes gave celred Saturday by Mrs. Boyd a l his hams at 811 Palm etto lated w ith diabollcul deceit s broadwey ------- ^ from the Uarrfce Force Com* F. Romulo who presented "E estgr other " * vfei. Coifmsn. UAtanlc fury." Avenue, r PtoW»*r 9 t.tb g FwUkJ ITtots , Message from t k Tunnel of Cor- a “ Sketch," • **«:,*. " . ' * - -1 ' a • ■ ; ; * r ■ ‘ ' * • --- ■7 r Deputy Internal Overproduction Lions Club ^Offers Revenue Agents Of Eggs In Few Ttt Aid Commission Here This Week Areas Indicated ()jr 'Park' V^rojec t ^ OpllectoPH Will Aid Wilson Says Heavy' h111"’ ‘ J ^ C i t i z e n s .In Pre­ Shipments Continue I paration Of Forms In Florida £reasl| I'M Si 8 iil>sx: i I *1* In •n ul C M [rail*:n n in-i'l -$l ll|*l t\.i I .M .i * il* ! f Il«- y? :l- HIIG i rd 4tt * Fiaternization lktyr^tui Ikitvsbu Japs Prohibited Washburn Is Home Following European Service Harl Is Sentenced * S e p a r a te Counts mnf.-rd Atinntic .,- I- uvorcu By Senate Frost Predicted v For Orlando Area £ Nineteenth Edition 0 i‘ Kiillins Animated Magazine Is Presented .«W g g t George Elliott Gets Army Discharge a Insurance Coufse I Available To Vets Cardinal Spellman Takes Over Churches T13-. �w . J a m n > 1 — ai— y»1 r l'c!<3E '•«- ~ :. WM W WWWWWWWW 5WC*r i*-'y»t. ~ L- . * » - v ■' H H a. b m h IS v-.iUL-r -f «»ir i'tS^ fcS'jgSF IIIHIMIIILUil 3: • • W ^M M W K W ” --------------------- k#**; Em* M in n fin rr �MONDAY; FEBRUARY 23, 1 THE SANFORD HERALD, HANFORD, FLORIDA W ill The Sanford Herald H O L U S II k Kdllsv UHAW (lONiiox flKAX Kh I h h M o a i.r ■ r H IlH la Ib U M b " •»* at* Ik* Iw al a«w* *nkn«kra fcsrrla Ail riski* la. ■v**kik*im« h Best-Sellffiff, Novelists and jurisdiction*. !(• cite* a 1941 decision by th* If-8. Court* of Appeal* for the District of Columbia. Thi* decision upheld the A PL, which had de­ cided in favor of the Teamster* LEFT' HOOK! hoVAltn'% m * lippeirtd ,of& ... j laia.-Bfl* yen) af iPlfef. idler lint*, of the State* Teachers OolI< ff¥j!,ha«, the Ii cOrlo/fty by Hating Iin. the Pul M t f f ' 111 i tff«--ibwtr of pc guessed immediately._______ .. . for *nearly 40 years of mysteries and of the humorous'adventure* of Tilth and her maiden lady frlenda. She ha* appeared on 695 monthly beat seller lint*. , m ----- No -amount- of-guesaing Would name-Nor-lwo. if hr t he long-silent author who once waa the moat popular In the United' State*, Wlnaton Churchill of New Hampshire, who from 1898 to 1917 produced annually auch *ucce»»e» a* “Richard Carvel”, “The Inalde of the Cup”, and “The criaiif'. So great waa hia_ fame then that hi* namesake, the British war premier, played second fiddle by signing hia Look* “Wlnaton Spencer; Churchill." The American wrote good hooka, covering.-many high ‘ point* in our national history. Borne are still read. Other names arc what might be expected. Booth Tarkington, Lloyd Douglas and Zdne Gfrey follow In that order. But curiously no brilliant a writer an. J.R. Maruuand, whose book* hve -bcen very DDpular, ranks only 76th. A# the listing encourage* quantity. of ^output, Marquand's standing will probably rise with the years. The encouraging fact about the list ia the high quality of the writers. The few. producer* of tripe are far out- . I t is e ilim s te j t h a t It will cost from fB70.000.000 to 1760,000.000 to rebuild th« . d« vasts ted center of Rotterdam. DEPENDABLE AND PROMPT Drycleanin^ Service- ' U; BIBLE VKMSK FOR TODAY Pacifism And Nazism boys and. girls, school books under their arms, were ordered to school at a certain time and fed contaminated coffee and cake*, or were sent to a* dispensary where their lip* Versel Swift s i r the rapier* man drnw, were smeared with•* quick-acting poison, Strong th« swords they grid: Evidence was submitted also that one Hans Frank, Yet, more cruel, more treacher­ . Nazi govemor-general of Poland, ordered 3,000,000 Polish ous— Jews killed, promising the annihilation of the rest when The word—the word! LESLIE SAVAGE CLARK. the war ended and Germany (presumably victorious) cbuld give more attention to. such a Project. This last was from Now th a t w* have fountain* pen* th a t will writ* two year*, the agenda of a Nazi police.conference held in 1940. . It i* difficult to understand how the pacifists of this without refilling, why doesn't •vobtfone Invent * clock th a t will country, among them thousands of young men now being released from conscientious objector camps, can read the finding* of Nuernberg without concluding that had the Congratulations to Linton Alton world followed the pacifist line, Nazi brutality would have on hU election to the board of spread, and would now be on the way to ruling all peoples. director* of the Atlantic Coast Msde From F resh Beef and V e jrta V ” a F resh ■ R 4E< Product—Not Canned " lb * .“ W Sold at all leading m arkets— Ask your local butcher! I iW l& Sr I W | ^ LANEY'S DRY CLEANING Co; — Mounting-revelations of. Ndzi fiendlshne** disclosed in THERE 18* HUT ONE RULE BY WHICH THE VAA£K- OF the coldly Judicial Nuernberg war crime trial* minus it MEN MAY BE . M E T E R E D clear that thp Gorman system of organized cruelty had to be AND THAT 18 BY THEIR stopped by the armies* of the Allies. Recent testimony FRU ITFULN E 88. THE MASTER r a i C E . MUST BE TH E BB RV i. show* ■ that . - the German chief of staff, Field.Marshall Wit* ; . ANT OF ALL: He th a t abided) I h................... elm K e ite l,. was party to the poisoning of School children ■ 1111- P HIV ....................... inII 1I1 meV Him ami I III In llllll, him. . the same fn th e S ovh Jet city of Kerch, a bitterly contested place, bcareth much fruit,—J o h n - 16:6 lost by the Russians in 1942 and regained In 1944. The . ' h itrtiiS ’S i>dcIg *tOOD -i ■*» MONDAY. PKIIKl'AKY 25. 1946 AND XET. YOUR • ry Hal I k p s ir k n Serein nr* al*a rt H f lM . TRY IT ONE WEEK 110 E. 2nd. WCOVi Then Wesson I'liFM--------------- 1 (From Florid* M sgailn* of Line Railroad. A good man and a good railroad. x\W!///a Leaders littered , Helftlegs Cry When Miners Joined AFL ' By MAX IIALL - WASHINGTON — W h e n t h e American Federation of Labor welcomed John I.. Lewi* back into the family last month, a group of lulmr leader* in Illinois uttered s cry o f helpless rage. These wet* the men of the P ro ­ gressive Mlh* Worker*, an anti- Two Resignations Secretary Itke*’ dramatic resignation was not the most surprising in American political history. The record fras held by James G. Rial tie, who.received support for the presi­ and specifications for six new dency from every Republican national convention from 1876 houses costing between 10,600 slid to 1892, inclusive, and was actually nominated in 1884, only 000 each. They will sail Ilka ; cakes when 'completed. Who to lose to Grover Cleveland. In 1892 Blaine was secretary of state under President will be the first to build a ne* apartment house? Harrison. Though the two were not congenial, as late as February lit that year Blaine whole that he had'no inten­ tion of opposing the President's renomination. In June, :*■ According tu the Gallup poll, three days before the convention met, Blaine resigned as’ the American people are not much interested in third parties, only secretary of state, and received strong support for the ton pe ■rent of those quiried ad­ nomination on the first and only ballot. Harrison was mitting they would join ’ll. The successful on this ballot, but the widely advertised, party tf s t probably figured th a t two split was one of the factors in his defeat in WoitenjlKir, * Bertie* have dope vnough lV3ft4Vfc|ri£Hlrrerea IgnwIdo suddenly hah .i*ver been known,* Many of the Harrison papers which might explain it have been destroyed. It would have'added greatly to our know­ ledge of the politics of the time if Blaino’e letter of resig- for refreshment*. The guests wera When Mayor Jam** Curley ra­ nation had been as explicit as that written by Secretary Misses MargtoaL and Marion a ined to hie home in SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO Essential , Continued Car Conservation! * t, For kjlnr W orkers la*t month, He points out that the ‘ AFL, shortly after expelling the (.'tilted Mine W orkers in tl'IH, charteredth e i-rogressives and gsv* them jurisdiction over the entire coal­ mining industry, not ju st In Illi­ nois. Therefore, he nays, th e na­ tional jurisdiet ion claimed by J e w Is ia n -tre s i ana.” s The AFL executive .council, meeting* in Miami, disregarded M B irh'anJo’a argum ent and ac­ cepted Lewl*_,AFL leaders defend th e action on both practical and legal grounds. On the practical aide, they say: Now can you keen out a uniop of t * . . , ,; % Bring your car to , our fully equipped paint ‘* Expcrt Painter with 15 years experience with laquors and eftiftifclsi aajotn? PHONE 622 Mrs, N o rm an ' D. Biahop of Lo* Angeles, Calif. Ip th* charming housa guest of Mr. and Mr*. G. D. Bishop nt their home op Mag­ nolia A venus. . _< tRep. Angell of Oregon—a Reblicsn, bjr the wf*y—recomml* an Increase In .Social S*. ity allowance* for lha old folks, itch reminds u* that a perfect­ ly healthy man In th* prim* >t life can draw a bigger “ pension” four month* out of each year fur. not working, than an ailing octdgenarian who has worked all hi* Ilf* and ha* fully earned his- re­ tirem ent compensation. * authorities have boon working on the- case fo r aovarel day*. Exaci details of 't h e robbery are not known at. th is time even to th* owner, and the job Is belltved tu Th* S anford radio program to be that of a m aster sneak thief. ba broedccat tonight ' a t 9:00 o'clock from th* W inter P a r k station, I* aald to b* on* of tho best yot arran g ed for th is means of community advertising, and < Congressional leaders instead eonUto* m any musical numbers, of accepting their responsibllily both vocal an d Instrumental. far rnaclm ent of sdeq'qste legis­ . ___ ,__ lation providing for a peacetime Among tho m*ny social court;■# army so th»t men o v tr ie a r mny **ie* with which MiMN- M ip h t b» brought home a n d ’our worlds and M argaret Splcar of Rlchroomi, L5 Wide commitment* fulfilled, proVa.. th* g u c.U «f Mr*. H. R. El- - pose -outlawing p e a c e tim e con-* drldge, are being honored, one of adriptlon throughout th* >vorld, ;• J u t how njueh effect h law pass. the Sanford Baseboll Club, he* the most delightful waa th a t'-o f . ,fd by an American Congriv* called a mooting of ell peril v* Wednesday nfurrnoon when Mtaa M argaret Itobtola and Mr*. Erttes^ Interested in tho formation of the *y entertained a t * matin**] club* plana fo r th* 1995 **uon. at th* Mltan* T heater. Folto ha held to n ig h t'a t th* court r th* *how, the guest* re ­ house at 9:00 cv'cloeh. 'ndsr secretary of W a r' Kent ’ Bore) -meet* a communist' rg* head-on that th# A rm y been wantonly destroying sur■ property such a* leather lets, sock* and shirts so aa to P such commodities *off tho ket and out of rout pet* Ion I p rin t* enterprise. On 'the i l r p r y . Royal a m r U , the It deals a l.lowl to ttwi I'rngreslvt* ami is bound tu give en­ couragem ents to the UMW local* in Illinois In their efforts to ex­ pand, However, the A M , has nut taken aw ay from the Progressives' any - of th e ' contracts they held with coal com panies., *. It changes - nt least loin porn rl y - th e n atu re of the rivalry. .Saw, for the T in t tim e aince the Progressives were founded In a* an anti-L«wIa< offshoot of the UMW. Imlh unlops are under the same w»of, iq .lh j AFL. Up to now, their stru g g le hire been a case of “dual unionism ”—two unions In the sam* field, ro u tin g side i-v side w ith no superior body to tlecidy..their quarrel*. Now, treh- The I'rogrj«.iv?* hrve re llx ’ a ' They also say th* Progressive*' convention for /jb n r e r y S6 to de- union w** chartered on th* claim cld* th iir coura) of action. | U»*k U could be. oma a national Thare ara aeverrl Giliifca tho- union, but it failed. Spicer, Mr*. H im * Spencer, Mr*. Progressive# ejuld do. They could I On th* legal aide, Joseph A. R. R. FJdridge, Mr*. Cobh. Mr*. w ithdraw from tho A FL and e rrry ; P aJw av, A FL general counsel, Brodle William*, Mr*. Otborna William*, Mr*. Holt and Mr*. Burk* Steel*. : Boston enced to jell on mall fraud ■tanas, he was met at th#-ataJem by *• l*amt and hug* crowd rhkh kept yelling, “Boston, love* rbU'Curtey . Yes, Boston love* dm, straight or crooked. y y / 7 / '/ |\ v \ '\ \ > \ \ w ^ A t a special maating held this morning by director* *f th» new advertising c a m p a i g n , ta b# launched by tlje Chamber of .Com­ merce for th o purpore of stress­ ing Sanford * resources and atabllUy, -copy prepared by Messrs. Mr*. C. L Parks, M U s.E vrlyn «tmacll,‘,oa which the Progressives Whitehead, Mr*. W. F. White a n d )a re not redraaonted. •* Mr*. Fred Dalger spent Wnlne*-- They could *U y In the A FL and day In Orlando. carry th e ir fig h t Into court on the -- --------!* ground th a t the. rj-afflllatlo n vf Mr*. D. L. T hrasher abd Mrs. th* Unltad Mine Worker* waa J. D. Woodruff motored to' Eutfla vltdatioh of the A FL constitution on W edneiday where thsy were and deprived tha ProgteM ives th* guests - of th* former** moth* | their right*. • - L - . Jc - rra n This constitution says th e. A FL or, Mr*. E. Spkial Pre-Season Offering Of “It* Been a Long, Long,.Time” aa the song goes. But we can now offer our xuatomers Top-Quality Metal Extcnaidn Curtain Rods a t the same old PRE-WAR prices: ' Sm art fiftra pml matal chair* with 7 /8” Vitamin Value [square tubular b a st mid arm*. Durable, colorful grid ‘ w aathtr-roolstouL By W . V . Hitting. ." Touch tan Drue Co. if : *| When- tha dorior finds that ■u treed that extra something blch to m quickly and auhUy reliable from the’proper ueo Ho kill I • Gold Seal quality. Heavy weight rod- Extends to 48 inchea. -White enamel fInUh. . Fbr extra wide..windows w# have , 30” extension eectiona at 2 0 « ^ " ^each. Economy weight rod- Whlte'en* 1 * amel j flnUh. Extends to 48 ,;-' - I * �1. INDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1945 PAQE FI VIS THE SANFCjRD HERALD, 8ANF0IW. FLORIDA H o (e J V a rie tie s ; Society Editort Cccetta CHAMP .'am l'ld ap » M e?r aE T T Y , of. L itxittatt 1**1 uM*l, Calendar MONDAY ‘ » T\m Whllathea C lass-of the Firat Presbyterian Church will meet at the home of Mrs. W. A. Leavitt, 1:403 Granite Avenue a r 7:30 P. M. with Miss Charlotte Smith •a co-hostess. a* The Dependable Class of the • F irst Methodist Church will meet h t 8:00 P .ll. a t the home • of J J r s J.M. * Leonard, 2041 Holly TUESDAY a t 7:00 P.U A eovi luncheon wilt be Served. Dinner’ m eeting of Pilot Club at Mayfair Hotel at 7:40 P.M.’ M em l«ni.gre requested to make reservations • a t M 0 -W ' or O ^ -J. ► The wumei ,>f tne Presoytenon Miss BUlrdick: Makes WeddingPlansICnown The m arriage of-M iss Marjorie June Uurdick, daughter of Mr. sod Mrs. E arl 11. Burdick, to Ensign Vincent A. Daley, U.S.N.R., son of Mrs. Vincent Joseph Daley and •h^ la tr ’ Mr. Daley qf Brooklyn, N. Y. will be solemnised March 'i ht t>;3u P. M. in the lfoly Cross K pitcofsl Church w ith the Rev. Mark Car [ enter officU tlng. No invitations a te being issued but all friends of the couple arc cordially invited to attend. Forum Held Friday At Jewish Center ■M bs M argaret Spencer Is visit­ ing friends In Charleston, S. C. for several d a y s .. Mrs. Ruby McDaniels of this city left Friday to visit ■friends and relatives in North Carolina. Lieut. H erbert Moreland, Jr., and several members of his squad­ ron a rs visiting his parents, Mr, and Mrs. 11. M. Moreland, Sr. Miss Mary Mcgufar of. N ash­ ville, *Tenn. t« visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. L. W right a t their home 718 Magnolia Avenue. , E arl T m ld y of Greensboro. Service* , :r. observance of Na- N. C. is visiting his wife who — tional «Brotherhood Week were resides ‘ in Sanford f i r a few conducted F riday av-ning a t, the days. Jewish ' Community Center Iwfore Mrs. Robert H arris of I'hlladda large audience of Christians and ■lews. Tits religious services i i i u is, visiting h e r m o th en ^llfswery conducts*] by Chaplain Bid' JT M. Neely, a t 10«1 Ea%t Fourth ney G reenberg of the Army Air Street. Force* assisted by. C antor Meyer Mi*. Henry Watsory left for Shader of Orlande. The serm-m Atlanta, Ga., by plane, Friday to was delivered by th» Rev, Mark WEDNESDAY C arpenter of the H o ly Cross visit her sister, Miss O ra Wallace, Tourists, residents and mrm- Episcotai Church of Snnford, cn for several day*. t»er* of the Sanforrl Womans the theme, "How Can We He Mr*. Frank Magher and eon. Clup. are invitad • to attend the Ifro th e ra ?' Craig, of E ast Orange. N. J. arc, " t t > hove n constitutional right of Mr, and Mrs. Jack to be different,” stated Rev.' Car* guests Ratigan. penter, “and we must reaped the o-±- " *i —— r ig h ts o f other* to th eir Jiff*,', The public Is Invited to a encea. We must draw no circles Mr. amt Mrs, Clyde Brockman uni) family form erly of Orlando aroonti-»ur own p articu lar group, have moved their residence to but accept each other as indivi­ South Sanford Avenue. duals, w ithout prejudice be.aUM. nt the of their racial, cullurnl or Erlcnda of Miss Ruth Cumming FIRST religious backgrounds.” fill Ik- glad to learn th a t, she CHRISTIAN CHURCH Following the religious seivices, a s recuperated fioiu. » rerent an open forum -w a s'h e ld , wiHi Rev, Carpenlar, Chaplain Grernherc. Meyer Shader, "Rev. F,J Mr. ami Mrs- M. t . Hudson IfiOO-'Snnfofri Ave. MeKirdev of tho Methodist Church. *[>cpt the weekend in W inter From 5:.10 to 8 I’.M*... Rev. William Yesley of the Christ­ IlnVen as the guests of Mr. and ian Church. Rev. Milton Sackett, Mrs. C. Hammond and Mr. C. N. and Mr. Halkjn of the B unt1 ll'rith Hudson. •on the platform , and with Frank .Shame* acting as forum choirMrs. P. W. Shelfcr, Mr. J . E. i man. ^ Question* . f r o m . Ibe RoL-inson and Wallace Sliclfer of j nudienre on. Jewish ‘traditions, 'and Havana, Fla. have heen the guests l relationship between Judaism and af Mr*. C. W. l-alni; and Mrs. • C hristianlly were answered by Ihj C B. Slerle, forum member** Friends of Mr. Z. A. Davis t Refreshments were served fed♦will be glud to learn that he hn* j lowing ih j program , * " recuperated from a recent illness. J l lasbeptog' linoti /o r home uao ; He ’h as Ireen ecnflae<l to his j home In Lake Mary. _______ ____________ i* W U jC A M I B— > h i f fiy ja W H B B w Q £ r / P r ^ ^ ^ ? * ^ * B * * * * hJC* ^ t . SHIPLOADS OF Ol 6*101$ AND BAMS FI0M IUB0FI lastf l& lttiy ig h t fo r 1\ J | ’ ^V.UtOLD t m E Y * .Jr* DP a moment as It turns on two American girls In Detroit who ye ms tried d b i,’, rolls . . . Mil. and MRS, H. French airoBiccrs at Sclfririge Field and will shortly be foubwfng Riclr RANK of Saratoga, Spring!, husbands home to France. Pictured are (I. to r.) Lt. Charles G, Reynaud N. Y. . . . MR. R. RRASSEY and and DCnelope Holman Renaud with IhfiQUFdiyxthllvIntis Jeanne Megisaosi tV . J. FLATTER are staying over N acbettaand Lt, rie rre Machctto. ' (Dilrrriaiipuol ^otmdphoto) ufcpthrr, u rek to sec the hall Bt Exhibited Here ,„i| ... over- MR. LASbITr.lt and Mil. lleing ROWLEY . . . MR. W. A. BAR\ r ( i FIELD h«r returned to A tlanta Y ,.,r nfter *p.'tiding* several days on f 7hr btHiness . . . HELEN CUSHING iivimr I report* hi-i father, CHARLES nl for i WERT, is mm in excellent, rondir , | lion n fler a ertirnt Illness . . RILL [HUNT will s t end Sunday in Tanil 1)ip,„, | pa wllli Id* family , . - MR. a n t , , 7 : | MRS. H A It It Y TRU M BULL lii ..i.MTlH. HOW Lit Y and J. F. HOWIe it,.w i BY. Hr., spent Friday a t'W in te r .. .| i Haven attending th f O range Fc*' livn| . . GOV. and MRS. RALPH ■ and GATES of Indiana plan to spend .. nr,, thi* week In Sanford us the ,wn K«**i* of MR ami MRS. J. M. 1 1 H G W I.BY ................ C. E. T. CHILI SUPPER : Tuesday Night. Before Ibe war, an nvtimated Somill l* s homes tented rooms l" T WASTE PAPER BASKETS POV/ELL’S Miss M artha Perkins, student of F.8.C.W.. is visiting her t'ousinl Miss ‘Ana Wiggins, a student of the University of Georgia at Athens, Go. B E A U T I F U L BRASS BOOK KNOCKERS IN . LARGE SIZES FOR THE HOUSE OR SMALL»' SIZES FOR IN DI V JJ) U A.L I ROOMS— I BRASS ASHTRAYS i . COPPER-HURRICANE LAMPS COPPER. ASII TRAYS • NOVELTY GIFTS IN BRASS ,tcr Raving been called to Ala­ bama because of the dentil of Mr*. Bril.'* and Mrs. Pippin's father, Mr. J, H, Borland. Mrs. Borland accompanied her daugh­ ters hack to this city. W alch for the Answer in'*06i 4 Ta ct in this paper soon/ Mrs. J.N. Rob*on and son, H arry, urronlpnnted Mrs. II. L. Anderson, Mrs- Uobsoti'* daughter, to H astings Thursday. Dr. J. N. Robson joined them during the weekend and they motet ed to Mrs. G. H. Putnam and child- (ialnesville where they attended r*n arc spending revera) days the wedding of H arriet llosard as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. dml i-^rank TLkni. , W. .V. BtUtug a t Vb«lr > T M ‘ l47Z Hanford Avenue. Ft tend* o7 30*« Jean Whlgham will Li glad to learn that she 's Friends of Mrs. J. Edmonds g e t t i n g a lung nicely at the will be glad to learn th a t she has F.R.C.W. In firm a ry in ToHahns, recovered from n recent attack of *e> aftey undergoing art emer-' tnfluenva. Rhs has Iteen confined geney appendectomy. Mrs. I*.‘ F. to her home a t lib W est Ninth Whig ham, her m uther renmine 1 Street. in Tallahassee for a few ilavs Mr. Whlgham and daughter. • Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Riilge h id but Eliiubeth, retdrnrd to Hanford as their guests last week: Lieut, this week, and Mrs, Date Klahn and sou. Gary, of Miami, Lieut. Comdr. Ro­ bert Windsor, U. S, N. and Capl. Wm.'E. KADER Jeweler Miss A ugusta Clause left today r Palm Springs, C*l«. w her; a will attend the wedding of her brother, Lieut, (jg ) Harold Clause, w ho-plans to wed Misa Mcrryln Crockett of Palm Springe •In' the hear future. • Mr. and M rT Roy BHU. Mr*. H. ft. Pippin and M iu Peggy Pip­ pin have returned to Sanford sf- Introducing G0URELLI COSMETICS with a beauty message riowipji STiuf Tuijirurs STARTS TUES.! I h e screen a suprem e Ali­ v e n t it r « “ in ^ Suspense * • . “ WOMAN K IN THE ■ WINDOW" DRESS UP YOUR HOME WITH NEW lliy r,:o n d 'DRAPERIES to every woman HELENA GOURKLLI pro .Hplits ncientificiillv [HTfiftm liri'iwriitimiM you'll ibhhI tu ul Inin today’rt ideal of In'imly that knmvH no agf, only tin I'Hiil-m of a free, young coin plexion. r f i T i s 1:13 P M -\ W d a il y H fL ■, opens , of IB IS " HRh— JOAN DAVIS GENE K jtf ’PA — KTH Majyte'y D an Buryea SLIP COVERS very fine Quality perma-cotton rge floral p«Uerna on a hackwe, Blue. Niturai and Green. 42" Tr both draperies and Blip covera. Tourist a MOTHS EAT have as their ,gtie*l the latto r's sister, Mr*. -Naomi N utting, of Grecniboro, N *C .. nt their home 012. Park Avenur. FOR YEAR ROUND . -O FF GIVING IJK U u .m i m a s , 4 w iin s . m . T m & of R nch:strr, N- 'V and LIEU T, ami: i l 't s : KfVlWft VAW'SlCKKlJ of \yinrhester. Ky. . . . . MR. ami MRS. X K, KELLY of At- , ianta. G a .V . , MR. amt MRS R. RUI’l'KRT of Knnua* City. Mo. a ir in town for somt' tim e anil I ar* thinking o f locating here . , j MR and MRS. II. G RIFFITH of! Rochester. N; Y. are in town fo ri a while ; . . . . J. (J.* PfftVMNG of Ft. Meade. Fla. la resid in g ' permanently at the Valdc*. . \ J.I C. ATKINS i t hen- . . . A. R.' VAN HORN la nlso here, j At the .M.'iileiuma , .Recent | ______ and< MRS. m : \ i n f a r d e l <-f Woon-acki i , ( t l u T v O I H Ih in in ih u n :- Alii. I H HU JIBKOK of Lnnqaslpr.* P s. . GOURKLLI EMULSION CLEANSER Help* yqur akin look younger, for Eatiolnr rontniita Itioclne , rnpilvalent of an estrogenic body subataiice. plentiful in youth, but which leaseus with each passing year. 30-day supply 43.30 60-day supply 410.00 ’ Trade Mark Precious herbs and a greaseless liquid-cream combined to 'make cleansing manipulation a joy. Skin feels "professionally'' clean, misty • cool, baby-soft refreshed. 1.30. 3.UU, 3.00 GOURKLLI GOURKLLI HERBAL MASQUE ASTRINGENT For th a t bnlhcd-ln-dcw f readiness. Tingling, bracing, ■noil-drying. 3.00, 3.00 A wonderful, quick pick-up tre a t­ m ent, for face and throat a boon before lf*ng social evening hours. 1.00 GOURELLI ACTIVE OZONE CREAM GOUKKI.LI ERMINE FOUNDATION A combination of moisture, oil and cxygen, Ingredients th a t help yuu attain and retain a soft, dewy le itu re . U nirented, the cream is redolent Of condensed oxygen. I ;-± I4B. 2.00 jJJO N D A Y -l watuuif} Imperceptible, gossam er f i l m . N eutral in tone, for every skin type, any makeup. Conceals Slight Imperfection*. >00. 3.30 GOURELLI 8ULFO CREAM GOURELLI EYESHADOW STICK The tru e colloidal sulphur content helps control -ollfMss a n il. the re ­ su ltan t igioor blemishes, such a r surface dogged ' pores, externally caused phtgrles-and acalineaa. For a glamorous trace of lumin­ ous colorful sheen to eyelkfe. Easy to apply in stick form. GOURELLI LIPSTICKS Sow Case Lipstick C rest Cane Lipstick ■ fo h k .,. , �-■r »— - i r - * 1 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1915 T H K S A N F O R D lll lR A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A * A G £ S IX Dodger Personnel Will Be Guests At Sanford For f n » t |i m e Lanky Riiarhthfi Mound S'easoi I fo ^ P ite t |r Mfmbem «(' the ? H»’»Wyfdjj»r Dmlperi** and ‘U>g*!\a a t ltlike>l^* n M m te e f ij will jn>f»t? p f ’t.’ the Mor.'har-t-ii AnsnAriian. jj\«t- f Q ikm ber of Commerce and tw»:<4 Junior Chamber of C o m m e rc * !* Wedncrdnv n lth t at ft-IO o’clrr-.k.^. at a barbecue whltb fa to bo held — a t the F iity A aaocltttd BarbceVio jt ti W W H T M H |.field Joat didn’t look like tb i » lb* Ttn.taskwe * lad I name peril he rleyert in (Hiring nur.ed for the Sarf. the 1IMS and ’035 S late League the Florida ' H late. season*. ”I t,» the br*t lo lYiog f keason • Panses Will a visit in dnnfbCd Friday It aiti tied in be neelc Ilf. Sanford' S li my -tfoiQ* kway ftn m ha,. htm o;" w r- S Ir rK ’V pH n ,. ® 1«. • B ’ ^ ’. , . 4 - . , . : v- . 1 ■‘ • . .-.-ii " I f t - '^ r i n B l f f r a W B if. ’itw iilsh h k UrcenKmj tle/o,"*fhriherly a nrptotp' hr sd Caret Ulmbel, (lia fotnirr afro Ddward Lashcri . tn • <i. ri civil 'rtrr'tikipy in Urunvwltfe, Go. The bride It i! fipnd F. Ulinbel. a (InicruatfonaU there nnd taking my regular turn within several weeks nnd he p’kna o i th> ux und.” Be IntlmateO that to •vlalr Sanford with Mr*. Budthe Griffith outfit on tne turface ,on. appeared ' tp- bi an O^Uemaly Hudaor, entere.1 ’he service in •tr^ng organlaatlon but cautioned „f •«’ . . . that ether cluba have al«. enh- No'wnbyr of I0<2. He waa aent f i d e r u h I - strengthened their immedjatlly to .an Army air aUMiur if. He dkcUred. however th n r tlon gt Waco, Tax. Ho remalne,! “ I’m fure we have the beat riub there for otitt* e<Wn» 4ime before Mr. Griffith Mae been able to Held' going over*eaa. While a t Waco, in .t b a peat atvaral season a.** | lie waa a phralcal training InRmphafitlng that It Waa really j atructor ami alto pitched for the great to hr hack In Florida and famed Word oaeeoa.i team. Dunto have thr chmeo of vlfilltrg ] ing nif overaean tour, he played Sun ford. Hit (er-r *:.;d the town • bafeball with one of three touring did ii t seem 1 1 luva tlangod very I Army ninea th at gave■r-.SjMftotti much during th tim? he haa been all ovar theHawaiian lalandt. rway, HoWwer, ha added that Guam, Slapan, *lwo Jlm a ami iw saw r great mxnjr new faces' -many other Pacific Army baaea. and hi’ ran inth i|tJB*‘ ‘ 1»B '<>r t Hudson I* currently undargolng i Nation’s S c h o o ls jn -I iOiiare For Boom ay In Sports FieldN •\ .... I >T | t > Ll I-. u ,*.. ilia Hr. c t h * A .l.i.l.-i WaxhingUm S e n AmerUtm I^s<ruc some By A8HOFIATED PRESS |r>«|s|i*« The n s liw ’t cellegcs .rfTe get* By FRANK BClT o d tiie ting pn|il(C il for the new sports AP N ew sfsature* Sparta W riter nf the fciuim, / T hera’* -------------------------PtTT.SPIKI.I), ____ ■ played •An Assoclmril Press survey dl«- gold in them thar’ hills on nousonn .*4 that tho rollrges are going tiuet’s Ski flrounds. Ona thou­ (f tul mol,' than (25,000,000 sand skiers at a dollar and a half •n i 1 dtirmy the' imrner to enlarge a head ain't exactly a gelanduP r tf r - th M r s'iiitK Hi lit ted. Tlie pni- *prong, nut wa're' getting ahead >f «_Vni. : mu irr .he construction of our rlum arka (lung rounttin f nil fl'ldhmpo -. the building nf Imttom holts made In tha arm* i . I. j’mjthall iiaitlum s and the ru- Ly skiers who ns# 'ha aaat nf . u . a m l s enlarging .o f 19 I their pants for atopping). j L*,hi r fontl iiM pmks. ' Whgn It snow* In PltUflrld the ; One of the biggest programs Sunday winter population rises tr a its for the building o i a foot from a round 50,000 l bull stadium seating 14,000 a t to 51,000 and upward*. To fho [th e University uf Maryland. Tha sk ier thla Is an Ideal apot—a T h e game. whDh « o i arranged Echoc I alio is planning a field- W latar Wondcrlaml—but to 'ha by Fletcher Ua!Is, rb airm a n of hous’e with acrom m odatloni for non-skier It might best he’ des­ the Chantbcr of Commerce base- Id ,out) basketball spectators. cribed I s 'Canty ---------------Island - ’* 15 *the * 11 vUtnml tV.mn.nnri fi»T>i n b rre at the W hen 1,000 skiers ctinfrcgofo m Ing- thot a inrating of the Univmzlty o f Illinois, a gl.udu.OOo In one spot It can tie mightV d»ii* fielubiniio n t Iow a 4 S tate, a 51,.' liLcbnlj cMsmillsr will be held gcroijs. Tl may not be h bud to Bt- 2i,10 o’clock U dtom w nttrr- OCQ.U0O gymnasium a t Kentucky r e t slapped down with a r.kl nr *»on a t tho. City lu ll for tiiu U niversity and a $1,000,000 gym two hut to gat poked In the ribs pu'pn-e of complatlng further at Muhlenberg College, by a I>thsl.loosing ataebpaintai aiTi"Kenients, f.cbratka VVesleyaii plnnt a ■kl pole Isn’t exactly a Uckllsh e&n.OOO ftntbnll stadium 'sea tin g feeling. 5,040. B u t. they often aay a real A $4,000,050 yemodellng and sportsm an doesn’t enjoy hlmaz renoralinK nr*dtram a t th e Uni­ unless he suffers a numberversity of Wisconsin ealli fbr ah inconveniences. To begin wl Increase in the sice of the football you g et out of bed when tl stadium by !5,(iJ0,.... — -c makes his .dallrarii A t Mian b (ho O range Bow| will or has there been a milk strii be doui'le-drckeil and the ‘enda t - o t You then btuU e -td rtrt fiilati In to Increase th a present celvo a bendht fr^m hla financial 22 .0CO seating capacity to, nearly oii'lav.'! n - “The sale of colored sens-m Princeton plans llebot* rvljl be delnrattsj to two fb <iti-r i woUl J ■of .Suif ird's best colnrwl biweball supnnrtrrs, B - C. Urcck and Dr. O, II. b u r k , Mr. Field slated. and Htahifti; Chlldron u.-.dcr 12 years of space fur basketball, ago tt.lt I* adm itted to tha i thin Htuto Is electing an eleva­ grounds free of charge. to r tn the pres* box atop the stadium while th* University of Michigan is buMdlng a II <1.000 rlngton OT South La, two attttd Massmchuseits akl a^ova. But most press box. ,/ of thoaa in long wlnllr Md)TMri W jV ib \ mi rturdcu’d Baseball,Asac- S' 3 a.r i-ny and the .lilvr will ;t.i a t : >K>eli K* day rrnr d ug wit't a 1-ieakfafl a t tbo ciffir.‘cz> Hiis iore nnd (he civic club in i tte.iilnrra. 1 Ms(d i.i Field call-to d ay Mittt although the drive would be vm S f t i l t e j H Friday, it w uld con- : f,m int of llic Florida S tale ..-I m ust * have the or-optradlim nf iho baseball Tans i’i flm foid if thtjr want hnsebnll this sum m er,'.M r. Field declared. Jl- added that "m any times In nest year* the fans have been asked to font th* bill with per-’ aonat donation* b u t this season 'e to Ptttsflrtd. T ha Insmsnca today lr, a profeulon and to wijta $4,95, II eemnetsr.fV o bee! T.-Pu/Ki o< r i* n » itjar*.'?« tlo n , t > i h o e u rr%„| v t J i o i iho intufid. „ W ith l’nci;d li.-.-u V%$9heji Vtur i<v - ro u n d -trip " irr.ln wsMsoiMm triPr UU»t' ype to Claranse J. Bousqttrifa far*' wlisn yen ban tha us) of/ftvft r?pa tgerz cml tr y ’s fsram o menta. T he UV A 06N C Y : y • :K fViiLSLCHJSLLO. in e r - ^ r r : GREAT PROMPT fr Wtivn you ramhl F tttaflsU rw f/D fg y YDUOlwOo] P rH » iii f ir s T special bdera (<C can hi a revgd b y PODQY • A Q U M l ,- , Kd U ry -W h i trimms ea g er n f th* Sa-i- well,'* Ita exclaimed. “and I, th 1|ik Florida .he fteufbrd officials did a pood J r fnto. thinr iif ie je f lin r t i to * the fftbl IfIt *'Th Ife neoda7 parekplng Ilka IhU which he nbiiorMd WtiUf' IttM itur wrrk lo he’p 'h ee l: Ms b ’Ck and 1 hanr 6t* 1 ii.pa tftit-Hrft} W ^ - n gtiid Ma> l#on here;'’ Hudson .wont On to _________ __________ I rao U n T S ay . * ti t to f* r n l to n rn tic t that ho , yCtr y»«,” *3ld answered when w ould, have u good season thla nuked it h r were m arried, ” a sim m e r under Manager Cssle little over two years.” lie exBluege of the S en atb n but he otd plained ttfcit -ha pthnned to have iftn lo th at he hopnl to die “In Jjl- '*lf* Join h m in Orlando , i ’tan« for th e cperatlen of the H a tfo rd Ca'efy Feds In the Flor■ E sta te Lvegu* were «.-mplvt> S a tin ) »y nft i lu oi) duriog • ttOeOtltig «-f off If tail* nhd dlteHOr. of the Saiilurd EmVmll A^Rjcv tK iV nt the UHO Building. y /Y to j A*s emtio i voted unani. int/Uily to begin the season * U v 6u: nny doubt of the d o b falling to operate throughout the entire >c^r. T«- Imck up this plan, li. ' Wo* decided to ' anil n minimum of .MiO sefl-rn ticket* to local fa re which, in nddilliyi to other n .-ored revenue, would provide t ha . organisation with sufficient I* to cover lire roM uf play­ ing a complete sebcdole. - Fletcher noils, chairman of til® — Cham fer of Ccranteree B h ie b a ll.h committor, announced th a t all o f the acliMtl** iw r^uintl in z lu d ln n g ? players, managers, In stru c to rs.^ ■crut* and Li’s h w i m anagers, will be present in addition to Mr. and Mm.' Branch Rkkfnt and Leo ., Dome her. Citv n u l title official! . have also been utlrndeil fnvlth- *7 American ihagub, daelhrad during tjm Be Placed On Sale Friday To A s s u r e ;^Full Y e a r ’s Play - Part. pork nnd ceicry Built aiaertcd n n l addhd th a t General Mnnneer Bpb Finch 'o f the Dodger* t)*a intim ated ’.hnt acveral eating conterta will arranged Iwtween certain mem-” T he romping rheumatic, Concordian, la favored to win tha |W ,000 addad Widener on Hattirday, Mnrch 2 a t Hialeah Race Course. Florida sunshine and a concoction called Bigetokl a re credited with the horse’s phenomenal development. Here*'is Concordian receiving a treatm en t w ith Iligotoil. All Time. High Purse Of $50,000 rican Tourney Prize Will Be [fo r the benefit of spectators, f "P erhaps up tnerntive will be used d o encourage the player*, to wear the numbers.” May aald. i Tho AH-American tournamenta I which have been held annually I for the past fh ’e years, hava crtabllshed rscords in the to ta l' I rise money ^twanfed^ number* of w q e n H e ^ in s IS. Muy, president of the club nnd '( la y e r s entered; nnd for attan ’ AiA f . Ti rr a n rc»K l r lTu nmn tgO n'Hi F flrm head thp <’f tbe burinc.ir (;eorKC a Mengineering #y. com dance w hl:h wun lOWW In BM With interJst rh gofr^at an ur. . _____ . . * . . . I party, which annually *pon»or» the puralletcd high. May «pCet* lar­ l.ONGWOOD, Fell, 25, (sp ecial) i g;,n,t golfing pageant consisting g e r er:w ds th in ever nC'-dbl The ninth week of racing s io r ia } of t H0 AH-Amcriean Open, the vC ir’a .matches and, In order t at the 8 anfoH .O riando KenhoM All-American Amateur, aed the keop pace 1 with hla own slogan rlub tonighv The elglit W etk s: A ll-A m ericaa Women’s Gpen, , thus fa r h iv e been tho larg est in .Mej'. onrouto to Miami for a ho la speeding $250.00) un cu the track ’a history. -One r;u»od Florida vacation, revsabjJ tin t I aVnictlon and improvementa c fer thia istho eyrellent doge p ri*e* would bo in rash rather the Tam O’Hhanter property, which am now participating injihw n w ar bends' as It) prevlo-M the races. Some of the dogs k-enrs- W ar rtn n v s. howjvcr. will which ran vear In the featu re (*. 0ffere,l to ainnteura entered vacs? are running In the th ird and j„ the All-AiHerlcnn Amateur. 1mirth events this aeaaon. a firs t -pH tf of 510AM In the In tonight's daily lotihle It! Open will If? the h ig h e r prize VU AO n«U should lie Bansbn Morn o r Soto ever offered ih nny gulf tnurnaBill In the M.-conn and- Pnl Pal ru rn t, an Increase of MOP over act win rnice a w amtrrtfnt, the third. In thp fea tu re i i >t , ............... M jrry Widow ha* a good | se a lin g . of otbvr prizes Not-d -i LAXATIVE? * - M m V A u ir C ^ OF 1W t S m t t M t MOWTMtRM COASTS, I t SAID T O B K T H l O N W M I M B t R OF a x W f l l l FAHIL.V < 0 u r n a VOCAL u v v i SOUND «m un ’ FINE LIQUORS a small charge lor the liquor. X iK sk S -tt’S AmertcaiiB Emphasize Distance In Jumping S T O B L lr- sAirr i,4xk fMrr. -A Norv.'jglon-born ski lum per, atrlrO y la r .Ullahd of ffeuttlc. believes U 8GA rfties. year,, however,’ tut A m eriraus put too much fe re n t sto ry n c rAp on distance and not enough I h» addH . on form in their ski jumps. i Thu old question of idehilfylm; Ulland 'commented:~-“ In N o r - ! players by number* wbtcR eras way, we ii*e<l to have, th o u sa n d s' inltiatad in Ihv l b i '2 tournament w atching tha tonrnamentx, and m ig h t be Injetdrd a^ain t h i r y w r they w ire all judge*. I f a skier — -------— ------T*z aw w w k < Beautiful Hapdinnile GLASS NOVELTIES M iniature gasoline-filled “flam e iFWffa" are on sa lt Ig a numr- of. n -rth e rn cltlaa for ramovV AFiw front walks and d rite - F'evtdr., L ouliirniriem l Missouri. U»r silmmungsabznd (akl) talk ) got arow id to diefe, t his A this lo a erewd r.RVS been here er,. W Sf*t* ag o w h e n -tlx sfto wrsf* nyz ovar thrvs T o rt an d Boston, i Defect, skUga. h a r a .\ j , ; t a j r 'T t f h t , ano*r train « * hN S » J A > 1935, th* me m f RridQ among .1 ,000" E W ' k ' Today, howM •M bfi ftp a u n n o ttlw . i (lay. Beautiful animal . ’ fiaurinoH In trlu h t colors to docorato your home—for sale at » FLORIDA HOTEL LOBBY greyhound gus *• “d the air ’ ever WDBO tonight • at Racen Start Sil) and over WLCXF •t IAS with all the 11:00 P..M. Sharp •Mope” on the dogs T on igh t’s A ll-Star F eatu re at tha Hanford-OrUndo Kennel Cluh 0EVENTH RACK—5-16 MILE’ *' . How womenand girls un fu n c ilo n t I DO MY BARBIE FASHION GUID E . SANFOItD-ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB MERRY WIDOW GRAND TOP HOT PLOTTER a t lonow ood NO MINORS ALLOWED f . ... 6o Route 17 (Sanford Highway) - *1^j**^*^ ■- ftfm y ’^| - "Twshk . i f f sr 1" *v about 12 mUn South oL.SanforA .* _r._rY , j �- T * ' ---- ------------------------- “ rrl'J! ! <5r* ' .. • u - M O N D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 2S, 19IG M—^ r l V . J . I . - U ----1 a T H E S A N KOKH H K H A L I). ,g A N F U fjJ I F L U H U M i in * • m »-«*' a. ;*m l u a :»is HEA L L > l . \ t L-UlltlKlil! hii'iunn t; mwnv nn.t Mn.nitt:i) Ms 'wl(i% \ k. 1'iuhitirr*. i.ti4jan u h .vtkh. r v n f c r r r c hatk.h unit riou-rr hatiis w n - p i p M C f D c S IR i * 4 o L L A v r H is ktati: •••I S C H O O L W HEM V 1(1 thf **1ri-uli Cupel .for Wllflff'l fl. p*tti'l‘ WKDNKSDAY NlCil l A ll KYUiY \\ KIlVt SD.VY H i D IE D »14- Mam'nol* O a i t r ; Fb'flb*. f**P, by lllrh-t-il II" *( BlrtTf »*l E ,<V£‘ o b!« •'»! REAL 1TALIAK ‘ S P A € I i£ l f l k $ Q rplrep IJlNXKi; \ . / i i fllflll. r<rt'l S ^ .lltl e ROY^IDHNfiOivH m i ) UATcN v*- i.v i r (!'■ <-ii- i f -oT'^a'.i r«">4 r"M h E F b R E .’frtE V ARE m-rr Iti n» *Tf per fin* Tnt * Dim Minna H per 111**/of 28 •niorlinna M ARKETED S ? * AMD K . o n n u . u u t y 17 K -A ttiuiut* irn n » . !ut>L>r,l R E S T A U R A N T ’ *— riv u r m o u n t e d a y/ a : -Jr 'O R * S A L E - ^ ,k lift*” C O L L E ^ I , LOIIPOM ' viV k K j?.^ it' r .u. m ii .f i i u d . s. it. You art. barf by m<il(LJ (bat o «0 t.h s. l.c-tt lirnt’Chl sttalnal >t*o CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING AfhmLf o r tlW I V E R S ilV KINS, *> ' *» . DfFtUhBU. v u r i i r , v i a» i T nr C O 'F o u H O E R •“ ni'xnv. ir K E H r .r r IH e p t m is c e l l a n e o u s Batteries k . Battery Charging, 1L B. POPE COMPANY. INC. IW R rtllV HKPK W H ERE > ;^V a c t i s m :g p E c T R n OUP. natural drain, fur privac ’•n money m atter* ia strlrtlv here Ftwr.d* » h ' , relative* i r e n et nmtetion* - *{kiil f u i r credit Yotir cm ilo re r or n u a in fu ewoclntei AJI /.'ll hear o f vnor parsnnsi Affair*. There ia no cauto for ■ «n'M rra**m «nt VretJnaMa credit requirement* No r". makers; on humey loan* •arl lJ e ra e m rn t plan*. FAMILY l o a n CO. m*iA« iv „ v h m t |> h ^ ^ v v B06-J. W £ AUK -uli» equipped ami know bow a> recap your tlrra, atu ra | rubber or ayuthrtlc. e protect sidewall* of your tlrsc. J o —-a, TIf* Shop, Cor. l i t ami ‘Klrt, Phone 008. . « Ul’IIt)L3TEREU fabrics, tapestriea, ’ brocntellea. damasks, im itation R ather and dt »,»ery fabric*. Arrangement for cartace If work desired, it. 9. Brown. M i l N. O rance Are., Orlando, Fla. 2 -RKDItOOM hmaie or ap d rtm n u . furniilicd or unfum tahed. Veteran. Permanent resident. 8 email 28 Pontalo pickup $75; 1913 Jill i a n. W-lim *_____ ia children. W rit* fGeorge H. 1,tft Wil­ Chevrolet Sedan IU 5 ; 1311 liams," Jr„* P . O. Box 118. Han­ Plymouth Deluxe; Ft. 9. Coupe ford. or leave m essage a t T e le ­ phone 771, Sanford. Will w a d it March 1. 4HERL WOODMEN A%E M PRE { C A tfU S M uU every Tueeday 7 "''0 IK F B A H C E > fH A H BOYS OF OF THE WOULD WOODCRAFT [ , L jJ in AHY ' 1 • tun::iKbU is '»H . ‘mt v 4gi»^.!'a',J~m I k S a b J U L . * I ... 1 1 i - l In k «m i.ll. U|» tt. it might III ii>tc 111* v it lm 1 n *■ I . r a i l i n g l i i e n in H in .'-K .t tn*. |*i'nt«vlini; •|tT*,i . u 4 m J It tovt.-i litt le t« c a rr y viirocanxl -to rhe'|«rmild«! 1 LJ j I ( m t . f hfin^- wilhn t it. Have y n u rs rif w orry and pi-atidi* years' " f ••L'let la te ,' ti> Citm ini;' |>r*>pCr Jn-' ' j I 'u n u ie o ItOKinninii f o w ! WANTED TO RENT He J. FINCH District Heitrearittutivo P.O. Boa 337 • l.ir t ie 9-ROOM bouic, 2 lots, new well. ASSISTANT Finance Officer, per* _ . Glndervills. 1 Recent interjor de­ ^m an;nilv assigned A ir Ruse Ui , coration. Phone 20J. Price Undo, desires furnishetl a p a r t - 1 t-£ >1800. m int or small house. V. kite or c a ll. Lt. John W. Roger*. Fin­ TARPAULINS—We have 'em! AM ance Office, Oriomlo A ir Ilare. sites i t the right [rice", Stanley* « o g e r* 'H a rd w a re Co. ,’fc'RHANENT civilians want 2 . -----------or * boilrnom' house. 1‘hone CHINAWAHE—Ret our .72 and 57 Orlando 7878 collect. I Single «r blnrrifd piece seta. Priced right. HtanArcs Hi - 13 •Rot*rs Hardware Co. 6 OR 6 roam house, unfurnished Experience Unnecessary or partiu furniabrd. Permanent • P a id w h ile ‘ le a r n in g fesldcnt. Call D. C. RIrk *. Jr. 473-W. lncrenMa . • O v e f ltm e p a y (2.0C bushel delivered. ONE or two bedrpom house nr • Paid vacations \V. Lord Phone »8R*W apartm ent, furnished'•or unfur* H Tnxi-cnb s e r v i c e fn-wished, In or out of city llrAtt. JHECIAL • THIS WEEK—laftre late hotim .re a h F lo rid a eg),'* Sue . a d o r. ■ Permanent resident. Phone 814. APPLY CHIEF OPEItATOI. P » n r t t 4 ’ a r o ^ y . - p h b n t- I l l . ] TELEPHONE OPERATORS Starting Rato 5 days * $24.00 TRACTOR, plow, disc, t i l " ' f ir s t w t T . l ** m l a lter I" nl* nriis e.* *1 cferk' re a r sVtrrt|ltlfr l i n it lir iilin .’ elf * sjni|*Ilil»,t tf TMty. to ' th " ‘' '• III «j*1d *rilO■ *»-• n t a .J l jt !*■>•• O -<■ - r $vi.r«**- ,-* • 1 * i t f '1*' r* ,1,1 ,t l fit. lit. ■ tHt-ett i»M»l l*^ i.-*Vk |% ' J i n i m i | f l f t»| It t \; K ririn f u ll ti « r jtifta u tfh l w i lt . j i *»n t rtit* » L Ilf e* I.I O ..I Al rilT. f >**»! t.b •t-f- Wl*. I. » r Tp.e- niiiit*' **r »rt l«| euli s»f Ib r- ! |f #*r 1 i&l -In -a a tn lh id * 0,.,^ r.,« i, .1 vt ft*- .I» i.+.v " I ll - . t i I litBt ..I a n ■< if*1* . r s ' m t.n * - «ttb.Uv »1‘*H If t-T* •'* **-» NsvieiHb.fi I’.'tn tnfw vrailnr.. a t- 4 «a-r. V . V I t i M k C.I'T* !.,* I ..'» Iti'H o u lt pfst in \ r » ..*"1 1*1 m >U. I'.s rk ■ " n t. Lt I. "i la o a ,. *t.. n < -t .(i^ l fat n 't » ■f H . r l n *♦rrt* I *’ t |> « I ' u u n i r . t 'l n r O l i . " L t A l lJ lh .f « t f ‘ ir . til (."(t- r o c .-r im t H A Iltn r tt f s -e r n n -m *< **« **" "I * >■ VH U t .i; U o , |itv t* lt' t vent poj Ii.v it lt v h TO AI*I*»:\H l . f h r t l t w . > v l-* " „r KtnHtU*. snil Plat Itt.ob I, si P**1* iHfS K. ,+rtvli. .s.."*t-"M- *1.4 *I*. d iiiim i *. *, m t . n i 1I..JWE the,- fit slW I t* W O t r | * «l.ll.‘ n t T b . r t " n ( r , ,.iu | s, ••‘HaI Ml *»nif the ml»4 f »*- * ^ h x w tS> \\ f v it U l* « f n»* |*i It I M L t n ■* M 'i < v ;f i ...... fM l.«-,.|tv tt-om irO 1’ ,,t w i o t . t. a jtvit-s fs ii. • Riijj'' n r L> ,‘i p n f n t ' l , «>it f|,#u f , ,%%K ,.f l» j ij ij „ ( p la in t f.s. ,,-u f f M M t. t - lIW o O l* . "■ W t . T 't V r - w n n ' ^ . M i t J -'U i i r . • ««««» Y ? « -• > SOUTHERN BELL excellent bargain. J. L. P arh am ,) re g is te re d a l l 'W ile , o n to D uroc J e ra e y a , assist . * - ds.V T b ^ a p l ^ s — - , *m« —s—wKd-J. r4 *' /■ rn m k k m m m ^ m iV M with H weeks o il,,f3 9 p iif : ordinary * ■*'' * n n -e‘ Lull TpiTSC', s w in g in a HELP W ANTBPA tiT E D : ‘a l a i r : IV AN IIO E A 8 - 5 weekdays SalttrdayH K - 12 leveling) tbard, trailer. Good condition, I fiG S , 1 pi j*lu(t.i.i. in jtiTcb. »>H. Mfn« I tie of *11 f ' ”- -■ m ?*»i m ohik amt ftiatv* aWp c b u h iS t G n fe r .T o u a iP T o s C o sm etic dkuc; Ctr.'uJaUh; heater, practlcaiiy 1 U MODEL M - I H YOU DRIVE ITI PHONE 200 LURED v o rt.’ C iuing> Oarage, 4 h 3 W. 13th 1L BABY CHICKS—S tart them You can got a good aupp blond-U*tad baby chlcki H unt's Orlando, Florida ■L Mil or trade 4-story d WANTED: Settled colored wo­ man to cook for 1! people, only a hours Wort a day. 910 . I fa'ine 441 TYPIST o r stenographer. • raanetd Sqnfonl resident. Cl II-D T U V E -IT . JN C . ncAied a t tb* Al Al>*nli< Ces.paa*-g(HC»/«rfn .ti.cuj. Ch "V).-. CbUiv'iJ. A'effaf>. Ot.'saifJ ELLER SHOOT i'IE 5 ,T0 NT0 . m *u MIDDLE aged woman to cam fu r 103— 1.7*. prrpr.id, life conw laactnt for two weeks. .Tucra.Uesd, Poultry Phone 728.M a fte r 6:30 or Rt. Box 302, Hanford. H A N TO liandde7 cstabliahed "in ojrunce business in SanfordI* Phone OrUndo 202I I . TU C *C,AU mill. Adklna k vM SsLamt H. (TbHOUlp be n fe , Adkins. i Lost ^uid Found-rr,; lpto feinTcrd'; In r r around 8outh I roary School Friday. 1 SERVICE IfJ S - k S hU -itr.'-'L '. v -,A. • .■ •s # ■ 5- m , ■ ■* • ®kcT=".idr P 1 ." . THE Ml - ■T' .* ■ K*33E r n«?w H i 6 h ! f i Q T h ^ B IL L f ' liLa .. lF r O T lC •p=4> IS i.'- Y /,— J V i . " ; -5-v ;• ; .iS r i'A* • r • •v-. * ; . •• » c o u n ty Office Phone 967 Resident photic 6sq-w i m_ —_ - **’ ; �c PACE EIGHT MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1946 TIIE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLOnrDA 750 Paris Girls Doolittle P r e d i c t s Adopted By Girls S w i f t e r Aircraft BOSTON, Feb. 25, (41— Lieu­ ' Here In America tenant General Jam es H* Doolittle Overproduction Of Eggs In Few Afemrintfiratedt 'u l l s i r S Prim l**av O** such aurpluse* as may develop. We want to provide adequate service for the efficient handling NEW YORK. Feb. 23. (Special) — Seven hundred and fifty P aris working girls living in the g irl's residence operated in the French capital by th e ’ Salvation Army have last been ‘adopted' by A m er­ ican business girls living in three sim ilar residences m. ‘New York City and in Cleveland. O., accord­ ing to CoRirpistlonef Donald M. McMillan. Salvation Army n at­ ional secretajry. The pa me* of all the girls liv­ ing fit the Paris Palais do la Femme havs Just been received at .Salvation Army national head­ quarters and each French g irl is being personally “adopted" by ah American girl. ____ Each ________ American business g irl participating In this adoption project i* assum ing' the n-snonsiblity of sending sw eaters, underw ear or other warm cloth­ ing. m a te r ia l'fa r the m aking of tio u s ri, gloves, in addition to -*-'*ap, toothbrush, toothpaste, nod one or. two items such as lipstick o r silk stockings. The American girls a r e ' resi­ dents of the Kvcngcline Residence and Fvengellne House In New York -C ity, and the Evrng.-lUic Residence in Cleveland. They hold job* a* »-crainrifc-, stenograj here, nurse*, teachers, salesgirl* and beginning actresses. ■ • The f r t A 'i working girls have sim ilar job* and also, bees Orb' of the wid -spread poverty a'nd dis­ tress, many girls are working as x W a ittg . woman-, servants and tn tupcaioe CHICAGO m ocom o wi IDMUfFICtA* OOVIRNMfNI ORAWINOJ.'the above diagram of the proposed S t Lawrence w atA 0 te-wei project shows the ..»Fia|l.w atciway and Ui* location of proposed new w r h s as Well aa jck* uarjis and power stations A Senate,committee ts now studying revised llgures on the cost which that ihe United Stales would have lo pay SV?.000.000 more thap.at llrst estimated Canada's share is •mwi The joint enterprise would --pen tlu- midwest tn c re an shipping and provide about 13.000.000,000 or eiw in cilv smiunllv u-tne n.irthem s'etton of the country. * * • (International) Pittsburgh GE Plant Picketed Despite Order ■Did You Hear A Knock? (r # * and safely-- o f Pane One) tim people of Pitlsbuiiilw * - • ■* , • NcgelWittha* before a three man board including M ayor Dai’ld Lawrence and stale and Federal rej>re*ent«ftve* " nre deadlocked. In Washington. President Philip MiirrAv and K ey, CIO union of­ ficials conferred today bn .th e wage. _prlc« - and (trik e picture. Murray declined to sta te whether the threatened New York "City transit strike was included on the agenda. However, one CIO official rem arked th at presum­ ably the possible’ tie-up in New York H ransportatiqn would he :The'San fordH cral(l|’ HELP WANTED SECRETARY TO MANAGER APPLY LINI) WEBER, GENERAL MANAGER HOTEL MAYFAIR PHONE 1200 CONCRETE PRODUCTS Concrete Pipe, Building Blocks, Readyittilxed Concrete, Septic Tanka, Concrete Fence Post, Well Curbir and Property M arkers Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co Phone 1241 Sanford, Florida, Alcoholic Evil Is Told RoUirijins By I). Andrews I wnllmifd f u n s l ' i | , tree quit cold, th a t even cough imerllcine with alcohal In It ie too much. ,r George S tlnq spoke to tbk—«lub In behalf of the ba*ehal|T drive for funtlr and r-Vcaled th a t It *ia plaitneii to sell Mu seov.ii tickets a t |3 5 each and he urged - <ach Itotariun to undertake tq sell five cf these *« son tickets, l'resld tn t Lea la th e r annottnted th at Jam es Higgins, a fb tm e r member of the- club, recently returned from the Navy, ha* bean restored to sduiGonal active mcmbjrshlp. Leslie Hhrjiard had clmfgv of the program, . Visitors included Dr. A. 0. Tedf tr d nf Mantce, N. C„ Cecil BMltf ley of Lal'ortc, ti|d„ Hugh Han- We can fumlah paint and th u s ror every.purpose and are equipped to handle any afxo Job, Remember, there la a Pittsburgh Paint for every surface. Let ua recommend,expert painters who will give you raal quality workmanship. Call us today! •■ . ,- • , ' . I ) . 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V A R tt& r • We can make IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES ; stalling such shield* w ill- enable you to avoid much troubls. j Keep your premise* clean and i tidy, leaving no food of any kind {whore rat* may get to it ami also ! avoiding accumulation of rag* and paper in which the pest* may breed. | Set snap-trap* hailed with uj>| le. sw ret potato, pecan meat ■n 1-eef as »oon a* the presence of rat* in the building is reveiilt-l. l td out red squill halt ( if its j to*Icily is 500 to Coo inllllgrum* per kilogram, a* shown on the p ackage)) or powdered sine plumpi id j or phosphorus paste, taking care to liillu'w direction* give for the m uter!til. • 1 carry: ANTI. y r^ ^ g ^ W O R R Y ^% JR A N C E Regular A c ?n 7 h ti Newspaper Get Rfcffly for SPAING with a New “HAIR-DO” t h r e e o pera to rs TO SERVE YOU HELLfc MINSCUEW HARRIET .MILLER ANNA MAE CHAPMAN ANN’S MIRAS0L BEAUTY KALON. ® — Phone 717 (01 Much ha* barn aaid and w ritten about the Importance of control­ ling rats, hut the destruction and trouble which these rodents causa justifies continued and persistent emphasis on g ettin g rid of them. Any farm, horns or community la tha poorer when rata are around, for they not only e a t up and destroy o r dam age valuable food jutd Tdher propeMy but they presant a*constant menacs to lha n ta lth of tha individuals in tha homa qr community. They am potential carrier* of the debilitat­ ing disease known a s endemic ty,xhus or Brill'a fever. Hut control, to be affective, <• not an occasional, hit-or-misa m a tttr. Instead, It requires con­ tinued effo rt amt vigilance end ap- Lot Us m ake p h o to n m p h a you w ill t r e a s u r e a l­ w ays ROBERT L. COX PHOTOGRAPHER ESSEX STUDIO PR O N E 576 1=111= 1!i= ii1=111=11 lEIIIEUIEIIIEIIIEIIIEI PORCH CHARM 1 For coim'ojt. r.nd mod loolo. In jo u r . outdoor livinr-porch thi* beautiful tin turn "cut ties " "to• . . . «wen a t designed tnd rdeptable to xny typo of home. Upholstered In d ffood quality crush m 5 TABLES * \ Blonde finish, tables to match tbv^iuitc above. End u n its and coffee tables. DINETTE SETS Perfect In design and practicability, itjiart and sturdily constructed. Your choice of white enamel finish, oak or maple w ith drop-leaf or rafectory Ublea, leatherette or plain chair seats. fectlve steps to prevent such an infestation and resulting crop toss. This should be the Attitude of the dlscussfd. fa n n e r ehd'everyone else toward Mayor William Q-'Dw; rats. pealed to M urray tq uie ftuen^e to avert ike threatened H. J. Spencer, biologist with tha transit strike. The walkout <• U. 8. Fish and Wild Ufa Service, slated to start any time aftefc mid­ recently made soma tlmaly and night tomorrow uni*** the. city recognises it as sols bargaining agent for the •mpIoyeef.V.The union also demands a wsgt tgsj** . DETROtt;’ '• X Before He Puts that Uniform A BIT EARLY, but watching for the hand* to hit midnight, men who were on picket lines of the steel strike a few days ago are shown walling to punch the time dock In U, S. Steel's Homestead plant at Pittsburgh os (International Soundpholo) *quash. lien-inlly speak lag, ill- I the giant steel strike neared llgrnd. versification t« an excellm i thing s for a -producing area, tcmluig to I atirn rt mure btiyttx, and nffcilFig I the possibility for (imfil*. on out* | | crop where another falls. H I'liiltij it. manngri of Ihe Florida City Marks). rejmit* prices paid nt Ofc week-end a* follows: Squash, , fl.flO to 13215; , beans, t-T.n5; tiilnatoe*. S'! to tS.5.1. ’ Quality bar cnntinurtl good, m d volume hrsvy on nil produce a. Florida City. "Repair* have hern cuiii) letc l on th? Gothi no Live Stock Market. ' which is turn .in readiness f >r i operation. “Continued good w eather has • periled the m aturing of Jirodi.tr * tn the Rampant, territory, and J, I . Warren, mauug »r of our market at that |minl s tn te c that shipments are running heavy. Q uality Is gore), he-statee. —•— ' "J. A- Dulany. manager nf the I’ahokee S tale F arm ers' Market report* that celery hauling I* moderate, with the m arket slight­ ly stronger. Golden epd Pawn! offering* have brought I 1 .H2 to $2.i:n, depending on site nttd t|tnlPIESIOIHT of the National Research Ity. Potatoes and bean* a r t still Council and director of resi arch moving In light volume. Manager FOE AllIOEDLY telling a He, filchand developmrnt of Ih i Depart­ Dulany indicate*.1' nrd Sajewskl (abovcl. 10. of De- ment of Reconstruction. C. J . MaoIrult, M idi, was severely beaten by K eniie (above) 1* aiding th i Cana­ his father, Loo. According tn police dian Government’s Investigation of rcjKUta the boy was beaten with a soma of the member* of both theso belt end buckle unUI hlS heed was department* bald- In connection twice Its normal (lie. The growth w ith lha pfoba of an allegad spy ring. (International Jotutd^hoio) o t the boy'e right arm may be per­ manently (tnpped *< a result of tha beating. The rather then turned on h it wito and blackened both her ItURAI. COMMON SBNUB •yes. (International) Hr .Spud* Johnson > YEH- ^ OLD-FASHIONED DECORATING SCHEMES ARE I OUTI / I'M HEADIN' HOME. TO REPAINT WITH PITTSBURGH’SCOLOR DYNAMIC5I* > C*nc«r , is the firs t cbum death of Women between Ihe of 35 and 55 in the United St. "believes th a t it won’t l>* long before planes fly a t speeds close to 1.000 miles per hour. He fore­ cast* th at a ir weapon* of the future 'will he long-range strato*pherr r o r k c t i propelled by atomic , power .— . ami probably with atom bomb warheads. He thinks they also will be radiocontrolled and radar-directed. Doolittle anticipated th e s e fu tu re plane* rand weapons In an ad d * a s prepared for the eentiindflrmept at Massachusetts, Instira lr of Technology. Now avice-president of Ihe Shell Union “ ■ <*'Company he was head of Oil. 17 N. Pnrk Ave. • ELEVATOR OPERATORS COOKS th e Eighth A ir Force during the war. 15.; dent Charles E. WiUoo ■ral Motors was ab*fnt s r t l n to* day from th e strike conrstenee U hio In D e tro it Before th e oegotiationa (rare m um ed, P real- nrovldlng concret hardware doth a ndatiom or for K .v S f i of Cohasat. H im of .Warsaw, Ind., Daronport of Ot- E. 1st St- • Good & Bad =ii(siiisiiiEiii=iii=m=iiiinij Phone 127 | jj -• ? ‘ �-I* -- TME WRATHEM Peace «f the World) the Progress of A m erica; Produce Prosperity for Sanford, Sunny and windy this aftrrnonn. Diminishing winds, clear nrwl cold sgsTn tonight. o-.v AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NEW SPAP^K - VOLUME XXXVII SANFORD. FLORIDA. Established 1908 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26. 1916 NUMBER 115. .. Associated Press I wasted Wire Decision' Announced ' Following: S t a t e ­ ment 'By Bidault ' On Tense Situation Andrews Seeks Reinstatement New Of BargeCanal Is York Transit Strike Averted By Agreement Pepper To Go Before Senate Group For S u p p o r t Of AU Florida P r o j e c t s — PARIS, Fob. 26, <AP)— France t will, shut all bonier gates to ber frontier with Spain on midnight, Mar. 1. The cabinet made the deci^ aion today after Foreign Minister Georges B i d a ult inaued a lengthy explanation of the tense situation which htM existed between the two W a s h i n g t o n , f h ». s o , o p >— The appropriation- lull for the FIcHda b arge canp) — recently hilled by the House of R c p n rentnU vrJ in* Washington — la i • ssue in W ashington. Armless Hero JReady For Wedding Borders To i in Closedi 1 " 1F- countries for a week or more. In planning to Hose the border, the, government deflated th a t the present situ atio n 1 In Spain eon* atltules "a danger fo r Interna­ tional security,” L ast wr*k,‘ the French Consul­ tative Assembly protested th e execution of ten Spanish members of the French underground by the Franco Government. I « s t night Madrid announced th a t 87 persons were found guilty of a t­ WINNER OF TH E CONGRESSIONAL Medal of Honor, Murine Sgt. tem pting to reorganise the Social- William C. H arrell. M ercedn, Tex., who Inst both arm s in the bloody ‘battle for Iwo Jim u, fa pictured here with his bridc-to-bc. iai P arty in Spain. French labor also is b itterly Miss Lorenn Anderson, in Vallejo, Calif. A fter th eir wedding in n welcome was waiting and *25.000 wa* being raised opposed to the Franco regim e. The French General Confedera­ St. P eter's chapel, Mare Island, they were to retu rn to the groom ’s tion of Labor baa ordered ita to buy, a ranch for H arrell. (International) members to refuse to handle the shipment of any fre ig h t to Spain and the World Federation of Trade Unions has endorsed this I action, and called on ita afffiliatea In other countries to follow suit. the liberation, although a French diplomatic agent ha* been - sta Honed in the Spanish capital. - S to c k Decline Is Indicated , Today —■ mittee nuunl keep (lie money In the* lot) if the S . n .t i . agrees. Andrews has indicated he will ask for n sm aller npp ropriaU rn tor the canal if be can't get tn r *16,000,000. A notoei Florida -senator, Claude P ep p rr, plans to ap p ear before the Ketinte g ro u p T hu rsd ay “to support all Florida projects.” - Committee hearings on the canal lull are closed. The nn n i t r e is now taT arr th e Senate. THEY" DON’T WANT TO RE T H E R E when the n Irm ic bomb litis, a few weeks lienee, *o the 1*51 native* on Utkini Atoll in the Marshalls are c ooperating with the U.B. Navy to he siimewhere else. At n eonference tn bovel, on the spot. Cmdr. H .W . Grieve. I.t Frey and I X iTmtr. Meyer tall left foregrouniil talk th ings over with Juila. the local Alap chief, while some natives It l'>,r lilLiiJ ’ ’ Navy Task Force photo. ( International t Higgins Goes To Capital On River Deepening Project In mi effort to avoid the delay which would rrititlt friim waiting fot, approval of n 12 fool riuinnel deepening project on the St. I John* River. Pulalkn l rt • __ . ___ C o m m issio n e rs — —.----Bo m a n y people have been MIAMI, Feb. 2(5. U l —Making his first public speech since he bitten by mad dog* rectiilly t h a t Plan ‘Moving: Day* For Bikini Atoll Natives H r told a reporter he believed Sanford, I)o ir S ,,w in ,' l,l,fF ,n*’ " '* "C*ham * r r ber ° f l*># x-»uj4 o ni t uu au tmi oi lnl l K s ,,t|li|lolt. County of C a u se s A l a r m T o Cmmmot'c, left this afternoon f o r C ljy P i t t s b u r g h Power Walkout Postponed; City Employees. Of:J Houston End Strike ... * a House-Senate conference com­ M ad yvj* * r . i«.. .Senator Andrews has l a . o i th". Congress appropriate f Ift.ta.ii.mar foi the canal. In a t tetter to- the Senate A pproprla. ,on» C tm m ittee — Senator An­ drew* “strongly urged” th a t too canat outlay oe reinserted in the bill. Churchill Talks City Rules All Before 18,000 Dogs Confined In Orange Bowl For Sixty Days Honorary Doctor Of Mild Recovery Of Laws Degree Given To British Leader .r w• Washington, 1). C., to attend a Senate hearing Thursday to aed j If the t ’ivll Functions Bill rmlltf be ho a m e n d e d - th a t funds t o t a lline *325,000 be tpade available Patrolmen Fire Scout Campaign Radio Station To Meet p* „ qq Riot Weapons To AWorkers i C. Of ( . Tonight j (,IVen 99 Year Quell Race Riot P ro p e rty L e a s 33 NegrooH Arrested After Disorder In „ , . , v O I U ITl l ) I 0 , 1 C I 1Q . Ilov Sc, 11I Miinpiiigu winkers » ill Irurn tile operating ilrtnili of liictr subscription *o!irnation tonight when th ey assemble at the Chamber of Comntri ft* 11 7 .'10 n'cluck. The m eeting will tie c o n d u c t e d by Randall Chase, i bail niun, imd George Touh) . finsm iul secretary of - the Sem mole County District Committee The vohmtears who will take (UH la the i‘diAjnrt(rn/ sr«* Hen Jones of (ivierin, Itay .Milwee nf Longwacd, W. I’ Chatnnun 1 Isrence Iteildmg. John I'aynr, Dick Idsiierry. Ralph Smith, It F Cooper, Dick Aiken. Tom Ittnwji !W E, ’K aiftr,' W a lt e r rTnyne,, Alvin Odhaitt, George Stine, E, C. Smith, A. G. Speer, Itoy Mann, and the Rev. Ed MfKlnlcV. There are many new business firms in Oie t-minl) and it hn» been siiggeslett liy the committee IInil they do in t wail for a call from these uorkei »■ lint tlnil they mall tlisir Hid--, i -i-t ,,n- immr-l tntei). Under tin* plans of Die campaigners the personal ‘ nils will hr concluded in one day linked on the experience of past y ears this will he n d ci|u n tv liecause of the liliernlity of those in terested In the advancement of this vital phase of youth ed uca­ tion. I’oljce offlceis anil juvenile ilelin<iuen,.-y author it te-. wlio hrvw seen w hat can come from lack of direction into proper channels the energy th at is p in t of youth, ha vii praised tin' Scon1 leadership th at lias taught !»>>• tin- value of usefulness in Ihvir community and has used their talents and vigor to develop the ho vs p e r ­ sonally and to see th a t they uppreclat* the importance of active citiierslu p , said Mr. Chase. For this reason, he continued, hn felt confident th a t (he fund for Seminole counW’ would be liberal. N E W Y O R K . Feb. 28, (A P )— The threat of a rity - . wide tran sit strike In New York City has been averted. Mayor Milliam ffD w yer an­ nounced the settlem ent of. the tra n sit dispute thie a fte r­ noon following a conference with CIO President Philip .Murray. Thr Mayor announc­ ed th a t the CIO T ran*port W orkers CYfioti has with- “ drawn its demand for d e a l^ nation aa sole bargaining agent for the city's 32,000 tran sit worker*. The union la headed by city councilman Michael J. ijullt. The Mayor announced that hr wil] ap­ point a special tran sit com­ m ittee to study working con­ ditions. wages and labor rela­ tions between the workerp • and the board of tran sp o rta­ tion. The union also has boon asking for a wage increase • of *2 a day. t n r .tM iir u r u u .r n K ie ) ... , An H17 ttquarc mile indiUK area in d r ml untl community ar I'ittalmrKh today ntill h»R v ltv t r i c potvi*r nm i in H ou»* tu n . Tt*x„ th e H trike o f m u n U 1 cipnl w o r k e r s hiut b e e n cm lt?d. S o m e >1,400 e m p lo y e e s o f the | l»iii|iiesiH ‘ L ig h t Com tM tny in, | i 'i t t s h u r g l i p o s tp o n e d their s t r i k e a c tio n f o r o n e week, worker*, who urw members' e «/' an fndependent union, will vote iday on w vthrr to arb itra te i End their wage dispute or go out on Wilson Instructed To »*nke > week from today, tr* Execute Agreement S I ? 1 ■I""dy * '~ 4 “ For Federal Works ouVUIT 1 tandg of workrni U ft th eir job* the City Commission, nlarmed at »•* 'bat work can go ahead on the COLUMBIA, Tenn.. Feb. 28, Jam es A. Rivers, radio stotUm n ri whnt they tjdletJ a hoHtUy »nd the altualion. has ltdtid that all ! I '1 f““l rhonnei project author* M s high* *y patrolmen, uperstm of Cordeie, Ga„ w its, „ 1Brcli*d upon the City H all Ih owner* of dog* must V eapothem tivvd.by .law vn^M aich 2. llM t M J trin g riot guru*, ntoved In at dawu g rtn to ll approval f o ^ k DSL i'g(ir ..if th e . H u em ploye«i confined and not allow ed fd run the Rivet a and Harbor* Bill. U oday on the negro lap id ated sw ­ tease on a 1*0 by I +0 >001 sK nitu |dsinat«i to r hlgilor wkaes.* at large for the next «t> days. . According to 1L II. Coleman. | Uon of r 0| Umhla..Tenn. T hr police of tiie east end of Fort Mellon H ouston’s Mayor Otis Mass#* ‘* f Monday evenlnf, th«* c'omruif* pr<**iilent of the Cl^iit!>rr of L oth a( i | nu folio*isl a niftzHt of <lintn r of Park for the purpose of frecting immediately called » meetiog sion directed City Sanitarian l ln,,,re. ,\ts ilipgtn*. t. iH>tng net'' ortJer» in which seven persons out an facilities for a indio broadcasting the City' Council to work OU Grndvc Duncan.. Police th ie f ItOy t« W VVaHl.ington o / an effo rt ’"*! cord — maintained an all-night . , *" a a h ln g lo n jin £ £ £ . a ss* .1? A j K I “ -‘• • I . ; . ag reem en t'w ith th e AK n f I j labor Statiup. Construction of-*-the G. William* and all "law enforce- t*1,1 thing* sLgHYiL "" FT'»~ Including. iuux, policelueu-r.'wtre station ' aw aits Issuance of a lenders on the dispute, It *B» also w en t • l l i r m to see that a l D r f o j r . a n d iL w c.-eapecre,)- l o ^ ’M w JV unJ^r' broadcasting license by the Fed­ announced ’ this morning th a t un­ rujwtlng at U rge are picked up funils for the I- foot project he(j.^p slate police moved fn afte r eral Cummtihicutionx Commission, der the agreem ent, the striking and shot. Mr. Duncan said today 1 ^ * 2 I st art ed. 1400 to MlO state guardsmen 01F Dealings, fast S the opening. | ^ T J ^ t / o f Mia ^ * l‘,en t * *** th a t by Thurs*lay m o rn in g ,. any { 1 . fJ-^.00o Project now bcmr. ■orij«.r«-<l out by Governor Jim Mca filial hearing for which wax city employees will go hack to aeon attained aafflhient speed ro tln ire rsity 0* Miami. . .. . held at the City l!ni| Saturday thsdr work tomorrow morning d o r running a t large would Le[ sought include* *25,000 for com vigil around the area known ns with full senority rights. liefor* f onunioximiet Wiletl. ntnfction of a cut-off channel plckavl up. “mink slide." Columbia is n town m arks were well disturbed near Meanwhile, once again In De* feel deep and 7 feet wide* I Execution of an agreement to ly .urged w sr veterans to seek a of 12,000 jioiiulation. It was estim ated by Mr. Duncnn midday and early losses were era s­ tween l.nke Monroe and the v take over the USD Building, a ls o trolt the CIO auto w orkers and college education fn spite o f th eir S ta tr Iniicty Commissioner th a t during the past three months ed or trimm ed In m ost cases.the Osteen. IKidge. waterworks 111*1* used tty- the the General Motors Cnporatfon Lynn llomhai -in rh srg e of the frotn 25 to ilO people, bitten" "> Ivy chilly of_____ ___________ ■Advances of fractions, to two age. Navy, wo- direct rd According ale meeting till* altem uoil in aft Churchill also thanked the Unlmail dogs, and even eat*, have highway pnltnlftti'n — annoiinciil or more point* ware posted fo r to Fie.i (i \\ 1I0.1 city attornvy, effort In make some headway ill of Miami for training been furnished the arrest ,,f :t.l negroes. Bomber Pasteur trea t N e a r l y 4 , 0 0 0 Itc m s Kennecott, Anaconda, Youngitown tho water works and well were their wage anil contlact dll* m em . declared IV of those arrested have Hheet, Chrysler, Baltimore ft Ohio, Royal Air Forre radets. leased hark, t" the d ty «t * 1.2 “^ cussions. Leaders of the company Forming n background In the been charged with attem pted Threo people are s ta rtin g tr e a tD o II l i t O f ! I l l D rlV t* Southern Pacific, W aatern Union a year .with option to buy at *7,- anil union met thr, morning with stadium were the massed flags m urder. ment today at th e Seminole Coun -1 -------- — A, N orthern Pacific, Douglas A lr.100. Rentul* of which the City special m ediator Jumes Deway to t y Health Unit, it was announced Nearly t.DOO nrt.eles have Wen A merican of the United Nations. inn ■' ■’ craft, M r biiwhilt', the commander of ha* nlteady paid *2,501) arc to a p ­ review all m atters »UU unsettled As Churchill w ilted to be robed jW a te r W orks, E le ctric. Power Ik in an anteroom beneath the by Dr. F rank tfuillm au who s«td J contributed to th e Victory Cloth- the sta te guard's Second Infantry ply on the purchase. " Tho UHO _in the DK-dsy-old (ill strike. ins people dduu rin r i ngg '' hist Collection, It was announced Regiment ordered the dispersul th a t already nine Light, Pbelp* Dodge and W eetinriiullding is lieing obtained oa the j The charge* which were Issued stands—the University of Miami months had imd , this m morjiing Supl. T. W. 1. 1-avv- of 25 white civilians who were the past several immih* orning by Supt. * the o ffside‘a t intervals house. On same ba*i», with yearly lease j against 111 persons following the W . n . / l l *h°.m‘ ‘ fiTnU ‘ F e 11 o7 n*. »tud.nt 1 xaly matched four ab reast taken treatm * ent*■ at **" the *’-** Unit. i Ion and ___ ___ Fire t 'h ' e r Mack Clit#Yr' standing about tho area with payment of * 1,100 > of Felt, I, | tran sit strike in l-sneeiter, P g , mw "I w ant to impress the people | lend, co-chairm an in the drive shotguns. They left ipiietly. hern dropped. The and purchase price nf **>.600 with have nil and Circumstance,” a trad l- of this county and d t y with the i These urtirles have been col Firing, some of which sounded H t.n d .rd Oil (N J ) and InU rna “pomp rentals applying toward purchase. charge* grew but of diserder* tton Tonal British selection. im portance of this rabies sltua- ' lected at the schmds, nod m e ns though ft caine from autom a­ Uonal H arvester. It was rleci,led l.y the Commis­ during the Id day walkout and an t l o n ” Dr. yuillm nn declared lhi* I being packed for shipment within tic rifles, u*s heard in the pre­ Benda and commodities were sion that should any tnsleah driv­ AF of 1. general sympathy atrlke. morning, “and to get everyone the n e x t few day s by Chief dawn stillness lust ns tho high­ mixed. nettled er be found guilty "f twro truffle jh e disagreem ent to tie. or pen up their dogs fer Cleveland ami his staff. Anv 1 nr j way pstrolm rn i>rgaii moving into viola! lolls. In- X'it y Iasi lirunso ta-t T hursday with union am) who bus overlooked any clothing ( the negro section. the next <>'> days." nuinagrftieiit approval of a now would be revoked At 7.-00 o’clia'k, C entral S tan­ “ L ast week it took th ree days that lie might contribute >,» Police Chief Roy I i. Williams w a g e e o il t r n c t . askcrl to leave It this week with to catch a mad dog thnl hi,I lieen dard Tlinn, this morning, Colum­ Company ami union spokesmen wa* granted authority to hire a reported to have been on both Sunt. Lawton a t th# Court lion-. bia’s Mayur Kldrtdge Denham new (toiler til a 11. due to the fact have agreed with Federal concili­ The articles donated inrludr Vthe east ami west side." said Dr. wa* serious. Denham declared he th at Naval Shore patrolmen m e ato r W aller Green that the strike Quillmnn. "During th a t time .1 412 garm en ts, 271 pairs uf sht>« •. was considering asking the govof sn lrs-d riw rs of D etroit’s *10 longer available. 227 pairs c f hose (n ot many covered the town and p a r t cf the assertrd that the situation Mill commercial baking Industry whieh WASHINGTON, Feb, 20, (AV­ <0 ur\ty and no one knows how Nylons), ID blankets and omi- trn H erbert Prevail was # granted o r to declare a state of m artial fo r trr s ahd 55 o th er mlscelltm- law. ON man Edwin W. Pauley says authority to operate the" popcorn ho* threatened tho city’s btesd BUENOS AUtES, Feb. 18, (AV he will take under advisement a many dogs it bit or infected.” eous articles, ami soft rirink stand a t,th e San- supply could be ended today. It Is The incident, says Sheriff. J. J. Term ing the situation critical believed a com.I ionise will. . be Cpl. Juan Peron, L a b o r' P arty proposal th at he su g g est the w ith­ fon^ Zoo. , Underwood, started yesterday a f­ he added: “The atA y dog Is the candidaU for preaidect, today draw al of his nomination for arranged on the demand* of th* There was »onte dixctfksion ternoon when e negro women reservoir that* keeps the thing SMALL. CRA FT WARNINGS loaned a poet-election statem ent undersecretary of th e Navy. about improving the condition of anUxmcn-drivcra for s *5.00 a and h er ton shoved a radio re­ going, If people who. keep doga indicating th a t ‘“w h alerer m ay bo Republican S e n a t o r L everttt the road from West Thirteenth week wag* hike and the company’* TAMPA, Feb. 2(5, ( J V - S"’ ,!l pairm an through a plate glass the Teanlt** of ye*t*rday’s a ballot­ Saltorutall of the Senate Naval wljl take ra re of- them, the tro u ­ S treet to Grapevllle. It was offer to pay a *2.00 boost. craft w arnings were hdisteil over M isled window. The lepairm an was ble will b e liable to disappear." ing 'he had no InUntion of aban­ Committee u til made the proposal to ­ agreed that Mayor James Gut ami today the Tampa llay area Ualay vv,ih identified ns William Firming, Dr* C. W. Baker, veterinarian, doning politics or dissolving bis day ih thg form of a question to City Commissioner Iwa It. lu sh e r the prospect of 23 to 30 mite 28 years old. Pauley. S titonstalt asked Pauley today also warned the neopte of would contact the County Com­ Later, four Columbia police^ o p t i o n failed to claim victory. whether be Would reinsider, aa a Seminole County about the rabies southvriy wlmlt. The W eather missioners ou that m atter with M ' although his followers insisted patriotic American, asking th a t situation and reported two cases Bureau says th a t . except for map were fired upon In the soth* view of deciding Some Joint th a t h e . had won easily. His -his name be withdrawn in (he of h o r and one of cattle infec­ brisk winds, weather, will be fair called Mink Slide district. Other action toward improvemcal of the oMonenL Joss J*. Tamborir.l, In a event the committee finds Uipre tion. l i e expressed the opinion and w arm er today and tonight. gunfire followed. TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 2 d. DP)— road. statem ent la st n ig h t expraosed Is no basis for the charges ag ain st th a t the dogs suspected of rabies Governor Caldwell has decline I to The Commission .approved a re-1 confidence th a t 5* ^ defeated him. SalternU ll and the committee should be taken end examined sta rt an Investigation of whether H in t from It, T. ('owan that h i Funeral services for W atson chairmen. Senator David' W alsh some members uf his lax inquiry ’■o granted a ope year lease >n \V. V n Ness, 73, who died Bt ’ -^"peron'e sUtement was publish- o f M assachusetts, both told Pau (h e^ larg eg t’ laboratories of* tue committee favor a general sates 1(50 city owned lot* for the per- , his home Saturday afternoon felE17 „ .... ___ ~ ed In his -newspaper El LaborisU ley he need not answ er the ques - 1 tax. h u d of dead a n i m s l i pose of constructing f»0 homes ■wing an Illness of approxi­ .aa electoral l«artU la the capitals tien if he did not wish to do so, (one-tl - Sr II . I . aUS S ___ 1 - ' The Governor adds th a t his f i r vel-rans and their families mately four months, were hold a t j of 14 rrorincem In conjunction -ea, Pauley replied: "1 would w ant examined give a positive diag ­ personal views against such a tax in the San lointa subdivision. the Erickson Funeral Horn* Sun­ to take th a t under advisem ent." nosis in known cases. ” the armed ft By CECELIA TRUI.UCK a* assistan t m tn sg er of the Cop­ have not changed. \ . day afternoon a t 3:00 o’clock w ith arduous teak <4 computing mart . “I Might say th a t *U 1 .. . ■— . Lind Weber, form er manager ley Pier* In Boston, end as pubilIn reply to a letter from P resi­ Dr. J. B. Root, pastor of th e than 2.000.000 votes to deter- is not' unique," continued of the Ponte Vedra Inn near rlty director of the Hotel--Ken- dent Gus Lawton of the Florida Congregational Church offlctalltlft. A mine whether Peron or Tarobortnl "J have rea d It in almost _ Jacksonville Beach, for two nn-1 more, Boston, Mr. Weber comes Taxpayers’ Association requesting Mr. Van Ness, who wa* b o n ' candidate ’ of th e D em ocratk newspaper I have seen, but f a half year*, ha* taken over the to Sanford a* n veteran operator. the Investigation — Ih* Governor In Jacksonville, N. J.. resided in a tin nere." m anagership of the Hotel May- He sp en t his early years in say* “ In the absence of unforSanford fo r the pest J 4 y aa n - ‘ - A -new sm an asked Pauley how fair with extM ilv* plan* for re­ H agerstown, Md., sttended prep seen emergencies, I see no need lie wee a member of th e Odd r be would need' to consider The sM Uenth annual edition of decorating, refurnishing, Improv­ school a t Staunton, Lexington, for any Increase in state Income.” WASHINGTON, Feb. 28, (A7— Fellows and was ■ carpenter ahdt proposal. Pauley, leaving the Jq p.Ithougn itl th i tv in t of Animated Magazine will b« ing the service in the dining Va.. and graduated from Boston Governor Caldwell also told Retail clothing merchant* *r« farm er. , a landslide fer one of .the candi­ Stand afte r his .testimony, merely J e d by the Fjne A rts-D o - room,, Increasing Interest vf U niversity in Journalism. Mrs. Lawton “ when I aald during my pointing th* accusing finger today He Is survived by a daughter. date* unofficial results m ay be shrugged his shoulders. In ___jent Of the Sonford Women* guests, and local resldsnte in the W eber Is a native of Groton. campaign have no IntenIgn th a t ‘I____ __________________ ___ ________ a t m anufacturers. The nncutlv* Mrs, H enry Schumacher and .0 K ariier, H Pauley den d known long before th a t tim e, riuub b a1 t the cluh horse tomorrow ame room, and placing new lawn Conn., having studied a r t a t the lion off imposing impo* _ on the ,people . director of the National Clotirltr* son, David W. Van New, b r ih ,* t Peron’a rtateraent, addressed to Public apology from Republican aftarnoon a t 3:00 o’clock. um llur# around tba grounds nf N o r w i c h Academy, Norwich, of Florida a general sales tax,* and Furnishers Association in Sanford, also four grandchild rent hla follower*, exhorted them net Senator Charles Tobey of The following will be the Tabic tho bauUful h o te l, I . m. eant Just th a t. Sly ______________ My personal form s newsmen th a t producers H enry J . Schumacher, Ann Schu­ to abandon their eauM and urged H am pshire for w het, he Conn., and in Boston. Of Contents: Dedication, Mrs. views have not changed .1 are withholding enough suits macher, W allace Van N to t had Mr. and Mrs. W eber with their concern “each one to remain firm In th e unjustifiable Th# redecorationa and refar‘ In Tem ps Thomas Beasley of from tho m a rk tt to relieve the David Van Ness, J r .| a sister, E- 0 , Brownlee; E ditorial P a r t. two sons, one 18 months and the fig h t i because th ere. Is a final prewar sales of his company’s Mr, : George Teuhy; A rt, “The other 4 years, arrivad Friday, hiahings will includ* the lobby, DeFunlak Bpring*, who will be p restn t shortage, . , Mr*. E m i l I n * lew is end two goal which m ust be achieved with to Japat T1U</ Page." an .o rig in al oR paint- A fter looking around both agree entire firs t floor, and th ird floor. the 1B47 tp e sk er of the S tate The retailers spokesmen esti­ brothers, F ra n k M. Va» Nona of leverone* ,an(F ’ - by Clauds f l i n t j lsJaa o f th a t Sanford Is a very pretty New personnel L being added House of Representative*, has m ates a t le ast 700,000 man’* suits Towaco, N. J . and A. Van E * • - v — r—-Z, TO MKRTT THURSDAY “ Brig. General HutchUonj town with unlimited possibilities. throughout Uie hotel, Mr. Weber to m e out whol*h*artedly ag ain st are piled away in warehouses. Pallbearers, members of 1_ Mia* Carlyle Seymour, MT, W eber said. T h i s hotel has aald, but it will take Gma to ac­ the sale* tax. The reason, h t states, i* th a t Odd Fellows, w ere A. B. He Sanford Council No. 20 , R. ft Beasley, say* ha alw ays ha* m anufacturers want more money ----------is, I. V. W illiams. JC student of Roltlna Ckillegej tb s structure and location and complish everything he went* to ■ j’ S. M. *01 meet at the Masonic b o o n *. 'Larry Losslng; w ith our combined efforts we do in th4 line of atrvice and mod­ been against the ssles ta x and in revised ceiling prices. B. LoveJ" Dr. Milton H u rst and r.c H all T h u n d ay night a t 7:80 furnishings, lie and hla will keep on opitotlng R. Iona which will include mod­ Intend to m ake It a popular, high ern OI’A - officials say this Is all Grover Hams. v* lie adds th s t he thinks th* new* to them, but If th* m anu­ el* Of th e J a te a t Spring f a s h ion* (total with an excellent dirt- fam ily plan to m ld e in th* hotel Frank but a t the present time ere umible 167,000,000 balance In th* sta te facturers expect a general price the direction • • Population density in J a p ann '- t a . . lip h t rafrm hm enU a t tba- close ivlted ellL The public h ttr i JeM tiw hotel busi- to g e t a room end are practically treasu ry shows no new taxgs o f Increase, they'd better stop hop- placed a t 2,750 per square m lk . an y kind are needed in th e state. m>d. ne»* a t P u n ts V edra aa manager, (of arable land. b* ■ - ]? : S ti 2r J . ~ Fi , i / V . ■. . T ilM • . . f ’— -'iwJ-.X'V - J , 1..--, 5 K JPifj ! ■. » i n ■ f< arrived in the United B ute* last 'auuiif;.-—W fnilon Churchill told ..p tA - « f U, „ eep. !* - in Bowl today th a t ■i i- : wtneVT u j s u s roiy. i s r s , uOrrange s n g i nowi 1M dly'a mmasX T uhouiih many land he *»beeau.e on*lo«» of. w “tT° to En*rtaSt,t . BUbottgn. theblck account* I ‘ th a t' .o m o irc a d o f th e sevuHty of llf e " tiirV . * 2S *7 K X ' a*. u» b~i >- •'» •< Pauley Is Asked To Victory Claimed Consider Proposal In Argentine By That He Withdraw \ Peron Followers v ------- ---------- Caldwell Refuses InveBtigation Of Sales Tax Group Funeral Services Held Sunday For Watson Van Ness Lind Weber, New Manager Of Mayfair, " ,h' Jun ,h,t * • Enthusiastic About City And Hotel B bUc Invited To ted Magazine Official Says Mens Suits Being: Withheld F y •s s 'r iiu if'w 'js a SSjSsfj wmm : ^Sggs I 2 -. ‘Hi’ ?'t. mm • • � 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, February 25, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 25, 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 25, 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/ffd20825c1cf789e6b2b8b4752fc5688.pdf 9e7e5bbccc3699fc9eecbce6eadfbeec PDF Text Text THE STANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORID A |f . , Cooperation To Persons Over 65 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY, 2 1 ,1 9 1 0 Ing claims, It win nnnounood to* day by Paul Weaver. Manager uf, the Board's office at Orlando. "Any person, who has wotked The - Social Security Board l*1**® reached Die age of 65 in an ™r, w • totffort to help them avoid any loss worlters and farm er'w orkers w!hoof benefits through delay in fll- “Where Customers gend Their Friends1 date, he. may file a request to have hie b tn ffit' recalculated to hive him the higher rate." The Orlando field office has been urging workers for tome time tn confer with the Social Security Board officials upon reaching age G5, in order to pro­ tect full benefit rights. "A great many workers have done Just that," Weaver said, "but many have not. They,have been uhder the impression that once a claim was filed, the bene* fit could pot be changed even though subsequent work might produce a higher potential bene* fit figure. HOME CONTROLLED” 201 Kn»l First Street - Sanford. Florida Pineapple California ■hlle working in Jobe covered by the Social Security. Ann ttVUAl Potatoes THOUSAND Mill! of voyaging to thj* Lot Angeles dock. the last fifteen feet seemed a mere trifle lo William Aqulne, :i. wj r S f o m te - n r s buddies cheered, he Just Jumped the rest of the way. (international) given up for any month In which the worker * earns more than •f 14.90 in covered employment, but | bmeflta ’eah be stopped and ra* White Shirts Guilty Feather Bed Makers: . aumed as often as the worker .moves in and out of cowtred Jobs.” Of Inciting Crowd Here Is Your Man To prevent confusion and mis* undering, the Orlando Field Of­ FORT ATKINSON. Wit. — OPi YORK.-MP) .... Naw York fice has IsflftU the following cau- eraNEW have formed lilies th at astern! — Ernie Hausen Isn't even mildly around a city block for tnovios, concerned over tho news that u I. Increased benefits, onee a ed liquor, rlgarets, m eat,. - nylon*, wonderful new machine has bee-i edlalm Is filed, or what have you. But it '■wilt to remove feathers from from additional work In covered butler, required the* cops to handle a -hlckena five times .faster than employment. Generally this ad'll* mob *JK the Times hy hand. tnob that gathered 'Jn' lional employment must be at Square Ernie Is the World's ih a^ p l’n section when a nab pay equal to or above the past chicken-picker. He con do thr i t) ! tr advertised white shirts. average monthly wage. with his hands In three and onr2. Benefits will be recalculated I The eroirjljjm t • only hampered half seconds. He’s tip years eld ' automobile traffic but Interfered | with such serious business as the 'now and has been mcot’ng all 11 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ■attendance of bobby-soxers at an challengers for 20 years. Hr nicha chickens by the hundreds ju it to (early movie show, in practice. Hell dn 't blind­ j One of the last of 3,000 white keep (shirts went to a man who de­ folded cr wearing handcuffs. t Hausen dips the chickens ir. clared: HARDWARE “Without this 1 don't know how 104-degree water, quirkly runs I could get married tomorrow hit. large, powerful fingers across the wings, from the tips Inaardi COMPANY does tha same with the leg*, finally peels the feathers fr< m ( I'lGGY BANK THRIFT the back and breast. Suddenly the bird if as bar* as a billiard I CUSHING,- Okie, ppj— ren s needed new shoe* so baby bought He tells of picking 1,472 bird, *them .. C. A. Fiacua, just re­ In seven hour* and 45 minutes in I leased from the Navy, needed a a r . n t . new pair of short. Ills daughter, Charlene, 8, Instated '6n buying thsm with 000 pennies she had LAFAYETTE, Ind. ( /? ) - Five Indiana farmers and two farm women, attending a three-day enly upon_request. It Is Import- .agricultural ant. Ihcrcfuru, that--the beneflei* University, ,'niversity, hurried to the Purdue airport evening an t flew So Ini Security Board field of fie* their owneach planes home In time to whenever ho quite working in do the chords. ... covered * I'M though he I* still working, when .aver his total pay b*gins to gt O n. RHEUMATISM I down as a m u lt of rsdured wetking hour*, tower pay rata, lost EI.BERTO nT Ga’.” "(A7- Whentime, or for any other reason. ever Patrolman Ben Brown wf the T|y> Orlando office of the local police forty has recurring Social Security Board serving the rheumatism he makes a bee line counties of Orange. Osceola, Lake. for the nearest liee hive.' He Brevard. Polk, 8emlnol», and Jets up to |7 bee* sting him in Sumter, U located hi the New the afflicted area*.- And be *aye BOAT ANCHORS Post Office jlulldlng, Orlando he never fail* lo gel n lie f from ‘ami Is open' from 8:30 A.M. 16 the rheumatism. Ho claims, ton. the remedy Isn’t worse than the FISHING TACKLE dUsafe. BPoad,*sweeping' lines, deep spring-filled cushions, wide arm s. . . carefully tailored in quality tapestry in a choice of colors. MATHER i nr.oli Shoulders of SANFORD, PLENTY OF • • i/oulsvllle Slugger I IIK M I Footballs • Volley Balls 1 Soccer Bolls —■ .. • a •. ............. Pill.«fitiry'H B e st | u n i, MQrrrv vi 3 ^COFFEE » m 5 lbs- 33c.............. r- 10 lb s . HU' n p / \ a a n 25ibH.$i.3n; IUM . y Mpltt*a • Basketballs —" ”3 ............ , • RIDING BftlDLES nr:i. s to v r r . ti« U n uaatam Com No. 2 can 14c nt.OVSOM TIHtk Tall Caaa ' ’ Milk 3 cans 2,5c Kctchupl4oz.btl. 23c (33 Bleach q t lOc Creant Corn Starch far Thickening I L(mlli For Lawn and Garden . ' -N -.•T:,--..... I E-SHEARS • GARDEN HOSE • GARDEN RAKES A- m «* krawm Beans .. 14-oz .. 10c * ® CROQUET SETS ■■ 32c IllU li • BASEBALL BATS ""1 ' ~ 1 - ' lb. IJW ir I W1111.14 IT LA4TW IIordcn’H Htarlac SKIMMED V* i • CANS- HAL SIZE Sunshine Honey GRAHAMS ' < lb. Pkg. 18c �’ *1 r ' THE WEATHER 1'artlr cloudy through Batarday. W armer this afternoon and tonight and continued mild Satorday with moderate northeast to east winds. U nit/ There Is Strength— I V Protect tbo Peace of th# World i T* Prearete Um Progress of America; To Prodac* Prosperity tor Sanford. * "Vl AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1916 EnUhlkhed 1908 N U M B E R 113. Associated Press Leased-Wire Flier Gets Lesson In Diapering Of Inflation Report Is First Re­ ceived From U. S. R e p o r t e r s Who Wert Held By Reds Ships Of Royal Navy; Are Enroute Today To Scene Of Mutiny 'By Indian . Seamen MUKDEN, Manchuria, Feb. 22, ( A P ) * A city, of 2.000,000 in the*midat o f inflation food prices four times da high as they were pnly aix weeks ago was found by nino allied porraapondents, accord­ ing to a report today by AssocUUJd Pres* c6Freil»ndont Spencer Davis, R u s s i a n sources told tho newsmen that S3 percent of the factories are idle —factories developed by the Japanese for their war effort. The cerreepondenta also were told that more than 3,000 cases of typhus developed In Mukden dur­ ing December end January, but Russian arm y doctors stepped in and cheekad the epidemic. , , The AP correspondent spld th a t between 10,000 and 29,000 Chinese government troops are in the weatem section of Mukdsn— the Industrial dlatricL The enmtae tree pa are not permitted freedom of the city and must stay In their own area unless given speelat permission from advanced headquarters af the Northeast China - Command. Correspondent Jmvls says that in contrast- to many parte of north China, .no Japanese troops are (o be found in’ Mukden. There were about 60,000' in the city associated to enter Manchuria nearly i ago. The correspondents eld IM M tm n te o tiT Itr 'V t by . Russian authorities, story was delayed for y i after It was filed, preu «tr fo r, tack of fast co s•The / AP correspondent rotates that fo r' the p$St six montns, there have been rumors from the arsenal city of Mukden tntljnating that Jit was the scene of banditry, kidnaping, arson, murder and vio­ lence in all forms. Correspondente have been prevented from visiting the area by both Chinese and Russian authorities—that is, up, until two daya ago when the correspondents were permitted to Investigate for thsmselvss. Dr. Edwin Gtyver Reveals Animated Magazine Contents U.S. UNO Delegates Return ty*me A Union Head Says I f 5 Proposed Walkout : Materializes Pow­ er w m Be Cut Off DETROIT, Fab. 22, (AP)- ■ that shig of the goyy) _N*TFi tnj. cTu iniiTa crffaer, a r e , proceeding to trouble spots, end will arrive -W -TK'r» " ■ U'- __ r — - .■ s ; * r « ■a r w - 'XT: * mnml by the Trims nmnd Prime Minister for complete restoration of order* Aulee ha* asserted lh.it th mutineers at "Bombay have bfcan tolii that nothing short of uneegi^ ditional surrender will bo accept­ ed." Meanwhile, ths commander of the southern army—Lieutenant G e n e ra l Irockhart —haa be*n placed in rliarge of all foicea til Bombay. The vlcfroy and hit council are said to be In th# clos­ est touch with’ the General during the emergency. Civilian rtssiisf■tin up* to last night now have b en listed at 14 Injured. Tho Congress Party has diu Ulmtd participation, but AUlee hf* bol Of Batik Today rA five-day cycle hf unparalleled religious pageantry has ended and narrow empdineli of. th# Rfman (Atnolle Church have been ele­ vated to the Purple—the largest number , In the history o f the church, t Twenty-eeven of the new nals received today the final sym­ bol of their rank—their rings— at a secret consistory a t which Pope Plus XII again office ted. Five of the new cardinal! received their rings In absentia because of Illness. From now on, the new cardinal* will be on an equal foqting with the old cardinals In transacting all business of the sacred college. The rings which have been pre­ sented to the cardfnala ana goldmounted, to pax-centered circlets, beeylng on the Inner rlm» the Pope's crest In blue and white and tj>* rfng., D lg disclosed that three of Dr. -Edwin Osgood Grover, pub- America's new cardinal*—Frond* llehartof Rollins College’s annual Cardinal Spellman ef New York, "Animated M agstlne" w h i c h Edward Cardinal Mooney of De­ troit and Bamuel Cardinal Stritch laat Bight re o i n n l e t a “table of contents* aoft a Chicago—relaxed reception In their honor. The Heading the list of contributors reception waa tendered In the ar*'Brig. General Carlo* P. Romrooms of th* National ulot high commissioner of the club Philippines, Greer Garson, lead- Catholic Community S e r v i c e , r Allied troop*. John Inf a m e n actress, and J t Edgar opened 1fo Glennon of 8 t Louis waa to attend. W M i t y , <U< tfc- Mrs. Brim Catches Bream With Oranges vy e s t T S i l l e r d a y by Raymond Bail, realtor: Mrs. BBnald Brim; winW vlatter In U k t Mary, was u a b ia f, for bream the other day In Crystal Lake. And Mr*. Brim nought plenty of bream, said Mr. Rollins continued, “With h e M ^ I n g waa n= i m t l S f c C h i t h s J t r i M w v i r hv reply to a telegram from M. L. : Cullum, president of the Semlnolo 1 iCounty harm Bureau urging his iimport In, sacurlng a government i »ljir»priaiion for deepening of the fit.' Johna River to Sanford, today replied as follows: "Will do all nuiilblc to secure appropriation. Favor project for > improvement mentioned in your wiici as I tpo understand Its importance to our section.’’ i Mr. '.Cullum revealed that he isent similar telegrams urging .completion of the project to Seni ale A| propriatlous Chairman El­ i mer Thomas of Oklahoma, Sena­ tor I Claude Pepper. Senator Arth­ tur Vnmlerburg. (ft) of Michigan and Representative Joe Hendricks. The telegram to S»n Andrews read a, follows: "Farmers of Seminole County farming an­ nually irrer 7,000 sere* of vege­ tables and producing one and une half million boxes of citrus, is well as. In our opinion, directly Interested countlrs of ' Clay, St. John, Putnam, Flagler, Marion, Volusia, Lake, Orange, Polk, Osproper treatment. They arc ask­ esols, Hardee. DeSoto and Hills­ ing the best class of Indian food, boro, having total vegetable acre­ age of over 60,000, and producing combined total over 28 million bons of citrus annually, ■would urally benefit by daaponing and mprovemont of St. Johns River Authorities A B sert from Palatka to Lake Harney. Arms, ^Ammunition "Other producing countlee would benefit to soma extent, as nit Are A lan Seized Only. would it open northbound Waterway* fc«Yq*<n»ld »ar*V-dHlons r a l t f t o r v S n i S r n v r H ? (a-i Of- dollars on incoming materials Argentine police have announewhich farmers need, and must the arrest of a number of n s n in what they describe as a ly rising coats, nr obtain higher terroristic plot. They charge that prices for products, raising na­ the plot waa. Intended to cause tion's winter food costs. trouble before Sunday's general “ Chief of Engineers racomalectlcn. JTha police add that tley mended work. IJ u t occasion, soiled a Urge quantity of arm*. December 11. 1043, page 2. house document 446, 78th Congress, 2nd f Police authorities assert that session. Please lend your help captured documents show that yesterday when get appropriation, $323,000 in­ the group planned a series of man if re le t Interest Scout movement b, * .....* .. , cluded •.......... by ... amendment current Uprisings In Buenos Alqgs. They their financial aid were mailed a I Civil lunrtlon* Bill, Say th at among those arrested letter outlining what haw been I 4 was a lawyer In whose home was in 1045 and netting forth found material for manufacturing dorm program for this year. Stun bombs. At other plscA, police the Brumlsy, Oliver Arwire. T. 1. declare they found J51 pistols, ley Harris, Robert Axt and Denny 308 revolvers, 126 shotguns, 14 Stafford, ‘representing the local machtneguns and quantities of troops, had charge of the di*bullets. tributlon nf letter, to many SanAuthorities did not Immediate­ ferdites calling attention to the ly lay tho hlame for tho to-callcd personal solicitation next week. Dr. A. vL. Vtrgason, atete su­ Mr. Chase aald that it had been pervisor of Instruction, declared the experience of Scout loader. yesterday afternoon In an-address In this area th a t people rallied before the Semlnot* County hatpin hand Teachers club at th* Grammar quickly . to lend a helping to a movement that did so much School that it was not the build­ to advance the welfare a t youth- ings or equipment that produced In a very -vital formative stage good schools but the superinten­ of their live*. for the presidency. dent! ami Iho teachers whose He -old th at In 1046 the num lives have been dedicated to the In spite of the incident, howovor, the gorernment has decided her of Fcouta* In th* district had ideals of "successful school pro­ to lift th* state of siege from Increase! 17 percent and had grams. Dr. Vergason, who was Intro­ one minute after Friday mid­ made ns# demands on the lead era as well as swelling thence*!* duced by It. E. True, princl princl[(ri night until midnight Sunday. of oreratlon. Th* forecast w*t of tha Junior High School, po lut* that during 1040 another 17 to *d out that current conditions 20 percent would be added to warrant a change In techrlologicil the roles. Instruction and added that we Georg* Touhy, financial secre­ havq passed from the woodwork tary, aald th a t while the nieu to plastics. H | asked what are who were to work neat week to teachers and other Instructors pick up the contributions of mm y waiting for -in meeting this pS6£I* of the counly would reach change. He stressed the fact that on* a great many, they could by Declaring th at thh Seminole no means contact each Individual. of the more important princl* County Junior Chamber of Com- He expressed tho. hope th a t those pals in education Is to moot th# marco blood bank program yes­ who appreciate the groat good reblems of the student* without terday w*e a templet* surcre*. that la being dong" by the Scout delay as they arise. II* said that T M U s a t Jack RaUigaq of the movement and get wW were not any school program could be Jkycoea today e x p r e s s e d M s called oil would mail their checks oftluted by whether the student* are happy and wall, by th* at* raoaphsre of tha classrooms, by aThea tSanford f t ' WHerald a S f aqd J s Sfit*: tho attitude of tho parents to* ward th* school program and by Orlando Morning M fttttft for th# measured result* of tho piptheir support. ‘\ ' f ? . Th# Jaycee* obtained the quote f^Strs. Ola Cochrans, president of donors who were aa f o llo w of th* organisation, presided over thp roosting. Dr. J. B. Root an* Boy Scouts M ap r State Instruction Officer Addresses County Tefcchertf Ratigan Declares Jaycee Blood Bank -P ro ject S u c c e s s barkers Concrete Constructed {& H B & M n ty’s Streets. Thornton. Mrs, Georg# Ew an, s a t Julian Stenstrom. Jam.* Colbert, ‘h S T froo pare irorT Concrete markers f ° r »tre#u a being mads, up for th* city r tha Peninsula Concrete Pipe Hfjpany to mark 60o street tarsoctJona in Sanford, 11. N. i n r , city, manager anaounced day. Stencils for marking three Vi —S p e c i a l mediator Jams* Dewey *aya h o ; expects a* answer from Tioth rides on all Uaoca la the G eaeraT1, Motors strike by rnMnlghL M, L. Cullum *States 13 Counties Would —Receive* B e n e f i t s Five Day Cycle Argentine Police Of Unparalleled Arrest Group In Pagentry fended Terroristic Plot 37 Of New Cardinals Tho Andrews Pledges His Support In -Samwi sy sa a F* Proctor, Jr, Visits Parents H rence has asked President > Trum an to Intervene to J)T*- ■ vent a complete shutdow n o f electrical power in the 'ric h P ittsburgh industrial d i s ­ trict on Tuesday. The nrea— which houses 1,500,000 re­ sidents—is facing th e pros* pact of a psralyitng strike 'u n ls iit en agreement i* reached on th*v i wage demands bf 3400, employe* of tha Duqutsne Light Company. The entire section still Is fad­ ing affects of a four-week eteel walkout, and it already haa h*d a sample of what may b« In ■tore. Business and Industrial plants wire forced to clos* fuf Hi houra on Feb. 12 a result of an earlier power blackout. On that occasion so mo service was lO tsllssrs ns I'ap* Tkrae) Voters Have One Week To Register In County Books P i u U i i b i t Af t e r ALIGHTING from their apodal plane at Ij i GuarHia Field In New York ate throe iif trie thirty mrmlwr* of the U.S. detogatjun to the United'Natron* UiKuliisalinn val ley In Irondun, They arc (1. t*i r.): Sumtur" Artbui II Vnnderthcrg; Mr* Eleanor Roosevelt; and Eduard II. Stettiniu*, Jr., chief uf the American del*. S»t ion. (International) Williams Shys Japanese Heads •jfler *hph HlfT.aiV tetuYrtld * n ' her effic* located in The Sanford Some Under Purge Are books Herald office. .On March 4 Lb* — for those living in PreefticU 1 and 3 will ire open and remain Withstood Bombs Asked To Resign openMrs.through Saturday, Apr. 20. Beal strenaed the fact' Pilot Visited Hiro­ Move Apparently Is shima During OccuJap Interpretation pa tio n a I Duties Of Purge Directive Cant. Volie A, William*. Jr. TOKYO. Feb 22, i,Th— The Jauf the Army Air Corps, who[pnne»e government hn» announced returned to Sanford early llji* | that all Nl|>|....... politlml party week af|ei -erviiig «itli the nccu- j loader* fulling uiidei the Alliedpalirmal furce* m Japan since the directed puigo of ultra ■nation* end of hostilities with the Japan- allat* from puhlie office have esc, declared today that hr ilid been asked to resign their party not believe the atomic boinh to affiliation*. ............ Ip addition, ........ the Jabe aa destructive us many people pnnese government ha* requested (n America, *eem to think. thono Icodei* falling under the Capt. William* said that when purge to withdraw for good from he ritlted Hiroshima he noted all active politic*. th at the few building* construct­ Tf! * 1’f ^ r!lt announcement ed of remftm'ed concrete, with­ front tha Japanese government stood the atomic bomb explosion that the purge also would require fairly well, die also staled that Nipponese lender* who led their buildings of steel and concrete in country to war to .‘rase all fur­ several section* of Tokyo with­ ther political activity. This ap­ stood tho heavy Allied bombing parently is- lbe Jap* own inter­ fairly well while utlier rectinns, pretation of Gcneml Mn. Arthur', composed primarily of bamboo purge directive. and thatched gras* roof struc­ At the same time, the Tokyo tures. wera completely obliterated. Capt. Williams, who returned government says it will announce t„ Sanford thi* weed.. I* looking soon—possibly next Tuesday—the forward to lroing separated from lieu step in the purge. Informed tha Army Air Forces after com­ sources' say this nrxt step will pleting hie present assignment of add hundreds of Jap government journalists, blinkers, Hying General Walter Kruger of officials, tha BIxUi United State* Army to propagandists and jingoistic re­ ligious leaders to tha purge list. State* for personal appearances. O w pL WtlHamx rentcroir^tKV Army Air Corns ‘ service .In August, 1042. He was sent to U 'U llM M !>■ Thr**) Mrs. C. Casper Well From Effects Production Credit Of Stray Bullet Group Reveals Its Mrs. Charles Casper, 314 Chap­ man Avenue, has recovered from 12th Annual Report th* effects of ■ stray .22 caliber The Central .Elorlda Production Credit Alaodqtion'a 12tli annual report raleaaqd today revealed total een tln g r and member esjpltel of tha organization amounted to $107,640. Tho report further shows the association* net worth Ties made loans totaling $1,100,000 to farmer* during the year 1043. The association, which is a eooperative o r g a n i s a t i o n mak­ ing short t e r m agriculture! Clifford T. Pro*tor, Jr. Phm f-o sdan Avenue M afteri aa aabssaeas of on* battle ater and o years ta th* AUanFaciflc thaatsr In. Seminole County voters Who have not registered have until March 4 to place their names in books now located in ths various county precincts, according to Mrs. Ixiurfn# A. Beal, supervisor of registration. Ths books are placed In . tit* 1 county precincts fog one, month . BASEBALL m e e t in g moatiag of th* official* and I of dlrectota of th* Sanford ball Association will bo held that "this Is not a re-registration.'’ Only namea of person* who hava not previously registered sine# 1036 and those who have reached n legal voting age or attained a legal voting status are required to register. The law requires that a person must have been o resident of th* State of Florid* for one year ami the county six months to b* ualified to register and rote. he first Democratic Primary Is set for May 7 u d the second May 28. * Mrs. Beal urged all those who have transferred from one pre­ cinct to another in the county to notify her so that a certificate „f transfer can ba made. Persons seeking transfers are asked to plesss return their original certi­ ficates to her office.. Women who have married since registering are asked to notify the super­ visor so that the names can lie corrected on * the registration books, thereby elfminating confu­ sion on election day. Q AUDITOR HKHK W. 1*. Heard, auditor for Strick­ land - Morrison Company of Cor­ date, Ga. and Banford, has a r ­ rived In Banford to audit the' Jiooks of tho local firm. ---------.nECHKES---------Initiatory degreea will bo con-, ferred Monday evening a t th* Odd Fellows Hall and succeeding degrees on tha following three Mondays. Fort Mellon Encamp­ ment, IOOP will meet In the hall Wednesday evening according to Frank Alndown, chief patriarch PICNIC ENJOYED Public work* employees of tha Sanford Naval Air Station today bullet which, fired by an unknown enjoyed t picnic at Juniper person, pierced the bedroom Springe In the Ocala National* window of her home on Jan. 20, Foraet. entered the forepart of her neck, juat missing the larnyx, and was defected downward by the collarVeterans Service bon*",just short of th*. caroloid Any veteran In need of sept­ artery near the heart according ic* (free ef charge) In any df to -Dr. C. L. Park, sttsnding the fallowing categories la rephysician and surgeon. mitated to visit the office ef Mrs. Casper today said that th* responsible agoocle* listed she wished to cypress thank* to below: aid given her by Mrs. Frances »ordlnator — E. B. Carter, McDougsl county n u m , wh# atle* National Bank Butldgave her first aid. to Dr, Park; and to friends who helped her In the emergency. A t th* time she was shot she was shout to join a friend to do eomo missionary VocationS] Training and Eduwork for th* Seventh Day Ad­ itlon — T, W. Lawton, Court ventist Church of which ah* Is a member. She haa recovered Local Asatataaea. Hospitalsufficiently to resume Uds work. ation and. Stek*. Barrio* O f“Ahqv« * 1 1 ,..................... £ S3^ Urf FIRE BXT1NGU1S1IBD remen, Wednesday noon put a trash fir* that was mattae- •qs&ttptfT* ■*,4* ' c*Jv5i i Yfi v-? sSE -* •< - ' - * - - * I . ■• . ' -'b: ■ J — *0 1 �SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA it General lUnford ' W 'J ta c r u m w t n * »* * tA H ii« I. II. llU-llltltl 1• II) lilm tlk i A n n u l I A. M. —B u n d sr Bchool, (Url , • A. M. — M.urnlna Worship. K U.—S. Vi I*, u. - P. St. — Evening Worahlp. V. Idr-Wedor-.i.r. I’rsr.r ’rana sorvicw. (Spe- bpured aome of the country’* top now in the one ,h*1 "*» American expert has appraised , t *500, and he is . n il— SUM Ung,i , working U iu.kl onik .a second. NEW YORK. Feb. 21 ria l)—On the t ve of a lertt undertaken at the start M u i x r ln lr n d rill. Wednesday MO Night Raaford 11 Her»lee«. ' ■almnc UjiUin, J:>* l*. 'M aIMW T r tr * l Harvl- Y»unw» e u . ’ in rnuiA v t r n r i i K i>. iiitOW Nu:* ii. ... . C o rn e r vl rtah o a d T hird . Mandsr ss r v lr e s. SMS A. AL—nsoCSV gchohL r.insrrulIse wrrkis In thelI Cfkrfc D'llRItALD. a newspaper (Circuit I'm rt Heat) I'ffi W W K F a s i t e ”,i ’K reiH & 'js; Prayer* v»- rntmfer t l j r S i l ................... hat luoeil a fighting message \o American women urging them to extend ths initiative and energy shpwn by them la wgr years to ---- --------„ help build a bat tag post -war Hr doaan'C confine hi* farm world. General Uooth' sputa woot 'rogram to chi^ken-raising, howtip. en on to an epoch of greater »enr * tr . Ice and work. 1 "Sato* oprtifthy atomic spiff „ . s.7sorh' ~ ^ vr1t 11A.VUK, M oot W V- PeopU were alwoy* complaining about stray horse* promenading up and down, the strusts, so the police staged a "last roundup* They f°l*d 25 bead and sold them at auction. ftWT on Ire#?*’ ** *'*,k At*,,** *bA l ' 1* mwsaage to other* of her sex. Mini.rer, J.' tien.ard Hoot . “If <• door is closed, crash It jraadsy *fh«eL le oa • Tjp*n!” uorniae Worship II. m . ? , ------• ' ..... . dis aJ'-nvVMt eus* auJsV rf^iw o t .Yat*n V U v.r Sunday HfhooU il.se a . »L J fjener.l Booth u n d o u ttfiij will ;1«Bj Ikls challenge to the Wontsn' * |o f Anterlca when the starta out' !,n fo r'.a »l*-week trlp.i during which she will address | W*»mtn ■ club* .aipl civic organlw-J It* in jr IF* Sslvatlon .Army - v ' ' n. 'jn n FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 22, m e U StU L N W W M W A. It *Tf V Ip - II.*# At U. - ';, -ttsenl W/-la r-« :* i P. M. ' . Iseli l‘r»r»r ger- Aepilnol *»d ota '— ■l ^ - ■ r r - ----- s c s s s x < Williams S a y s S om e Buildings Ike Laughs At Trick j Flayed On Nurse There Is More To Baseball’s , - Spring Training Than Meets Eye JA C K SO N V uiE T Feb. 22. (AY AVithstbid Bombs —There** a lot more to baseball * llcnrich- I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Ken (CeelUeea Tt~m Pee* Oe.l • rprin* training activltltx hare In Rookic pitcher Frank Shea of Ktlly at Antonio.-Texe the south than la likely to *y •latkr - • iv'^lvcd hi* primary. the Yankees underwent an emer­ andtraining at Slkeston. Mo. A t I w * * Produce* eltU operation yesgency aF Independence, he ! »ldajighu In adt op .’ration .w as per­ terdsy. hi- basic flight; training ahd o b -; Wring of muse ________ _ . i W. If. Faw, cniel Uined advanced fly in g and -Ush- games, and tb< surgeon i«t the A m y post. She* nloal training at BMPS l*aaa. Te*r| mount of gossip, is slid to b« resting comfortably. n# was graduated from g.’n eral. t ^ f f » P h compa M th t training in December. handle 3,000 wc The St. Louis Cardinal* have . i ‘ ♦ Spring training cut down their pitching staff by For *1* weeks. Cap;. Wlinams take the avtrag one by sending pitcher Bud Uyerly 'to the Rochestrr elub of the Inter­ underwent.P - » transitional trainnational League on option. The . 25-year-old i.'»->ear-oki right-hander rigni-nanuer appeared ap|wai«u chiefly In relief roles last year, (winning four and loftng five. .. r. — . Manager Joe Cronin of the . Boston Red Sox shed crocodile tear* today as h« was scheduled to leave for the Sox training ai.d tm v e J f t .FuwhhoXen, New emmp in Florid*. Amontf th» d fin ea a short U a»< H ter. lie •layers the Sox will be getting d a tosigned to the Third Air Imck from the ecrvice are Mickey Commando Group and hlx unit ^ Harris, Earl Johnson, Ted WilliInto action during tb« #utyt* f**, am*. Dom DlMagglo. Johnny iu P**ky ,,nd Ch*rll# w **neroutfit participated In the Luion ryt • Hdwyvsr, C ron^exprejscrL con^ tL. tern over whether or n o r ri'*<e nights, Include Jo« _ _ (ilsyrrs would be able to get Army -as i>«r*onal pilot Cor GsnInto condition. He commented:— eral Kruger, the army'a command.• "It may b» June before all of ted (hsm r a a t f l o a t themselves to *r*Th# Sixth Army participated 27r baseball.'* — ----- ' ted , - ________ » the Okinawa campaign and C u r the capitulation of Japan, the T h e .S t. Louis Cardinal* now he aecohipanled General K ru g ert consider third baseman Whltey force* to the conquered nations fcn- Kurowtkl a serious holdout. Man* homeland for occupational duties. the *ger Eddlq Dyer ha* begun drlllHe was stationed In Kyoto. Ing rookie Erv Dusak at third, a* Capt. William* wear* the A'r a protective measure. Dyer also Medal, the Pacific .Th rater >C has been working rookie Joffre Operation* ribbon with four battle Cross at the sack. * f- a. - . . i . u a Inriiinit hg generation* will blen WOIIWUI Mack.r.k. TOUCPT6N DRUG €0. T. W. I itarKlsy » ilrtjt a"J." >r \y>fr o*k» ^ u shaw w w yvvw uyw uvw am uvi ‘ NEW YORK. Feb. 22. (AY— Union E. Allen, president of the First Nations! Hunk, Orlando, Fla., was elected a dlrw tor rtf the Atlantic L'oo't Line Railroad today, succeeding the late Dr. L A. Rite oY Tampa. Mr. Alien I* n past president GltOt'Klt SCORES •TA C O M A . Wash.. (dY«- C liff A tnry, irac.omu giocer, got to thinking of those ginxl old ilny* at the fair licfore the war when you esiuld liuy piping hot. freshout-of-the-oven, well hutteretl -cones, ciammrd with homemade jam. It gave him an idea. The result: With the help of a flour mill representative, he nrrunged a party for hundred* of his cus­ tomer* with the srotte in nil its pte-Wur goodness us t|ie attrac­ tion. FINE QUALITY C & C LIQUOR STORE 312 SANFORD AVENUE FICTURID IN DETROIT shortly before they railed n recess In the General Motor t-Un Ited sAutomobllo Worker* <CIO) negutlatlot'u'are (1. to r<), George r. Addcs, secretary-treasurer, UAW. Walter P. Reuthcr. UAW vlct?-|>tc»idcnt; and Fedrral Mediator James P. Dewey. Major Issues still dividing the GM management and Ihe union are. union security, and transfers and promotions. (International i'uundphoto) BIDS WANTED T:*• P. M. C ritlr., T 0« And real milk nlinkcft That art? a treat. S»H** « a POST OFFICE BOX 2889 * ORLANDO, FLORIDA U . Trtlman ABked To Intervene In Power Strike Try baked ham . And n brown cow; For a snack and such I t’s a wow! £ For. clearing, plowing and harrowing II .JO-heres located miles West of Or* j? lando. Contact us for complete inform­ ation, specifications etc. ; , ('M llssnl I'r»«i I'aae <>"» ROY JOHNSON’S •,1■ maintained when the company obtained half lla Rprmal supply RED BARN of kurrent from other firms. The of the Independent As­ RESTAURANT ; president sociation of Duquesna Duquesne Light t’omt om, 3 milos South of Stinford ■«* ! Ion route 17, 6 m inutes* S from town. • III. *♦%♦♦♦♦♦♦♦■»♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ .ORIDA ST theatres Opens Dally i 12:45 P. M. . P R IC U : (Rul. UX) tdalta — 4*e nervtre — 30c Uhlldrvn OJe H y A 'I I . -----*=------= Clark GABLE • L irette YOUNG _ In — “CALL OF THE WILD’’ H SATURDAY ONLY - Doobie Feature! J " t Mueller Muell er p*ny employes—Oeofg* new wulk-* — say*, itha't : _ : if ‘the' ~ —“ ................. out m aterialiw a* power will be cut off from the company. The worker* are demanding an immediate 20 percent boost in pay, with an additional 17 per cent to be negotiated. The com­ pany has aiaerted that it can­ not graqt any Increase larger than 7H percent Deadline for the forthcoming puUburgh power ■Irik* ha* been del for 12:01 A. M. oti Tuesday. SUN. — MON.! -LAUGH HUM and WHISLE! -• A t The Gorgeous SCAN D A LS VQIRLS German Movies Are Shown Defendants NUERNBERG. K.b 22 (BY Natl movie, iif the destruction of tho Cxechoslnvak town of Lidice liuvo lieen shown today n the courtroom where the Intern itlonnl iliiliUry tribunal I* bolding IU war crime* Irish The pictorial »tiiry of Ill-fated Lidice ha* lieen nf ered 1n evidence by the KussUn pic*ecution. It show* high 8S ufflcera strutting among the niiita and gnnnlpg a* wurkimwi I.lasted nod hauled a w ay’.the la*t visible trace* of the tow’n. HANTS II. ,S Edwards, ret red printer r the llnbisonlan of ..uml>erton, !. t'„ Wfr. Edwanls. their son*, rosson Edwards who formerly a |ir ntshop in Sinford and I. Sum Edwards, and lltberl lolhind of Lumberton are sjieod. g n few days irj Sanford. til A t/TY— Earl Liggett. rrvirwliiic u|*|>i (ilM’i fill* ll>^ i Farm Ureillt ilislrlcl who iven ii cm mot** than Mil,itn-. on the job, announced eiirt’ment and Ills (iitute to travel* hy ear. “ There lot of (dares in this country Liggett and I want to see. way* had a yen to drive to r. Ion, and we’re going to T A i\K BLU ES- GREENS SI 11UTS l.fil, 2 .RI. 2 .82 , .LOfl. 3.33 , I'^NT-s 2 . 7li. 3 .118. 3 . 13. 3.30 ALL 01*A C E IL IN G P R IC E D .WORK GLOVES ItKI I.INGIIAM, Mash. — l/IY— Elect Uni of some siiilnlde memor­ ial to George t ’loola'r "all pur pose" hound '"Joke" lis, been pro|wusl "JnLe" led h | s niustri to thi- unt nsnmis foim of :l-veni ohl Gene Aruntt, who hail fallen into a ditch whllr wandering in the ilnrkneis, and saved Ihe child’s life. POPULATION TURNOVER BUENQ8 AIRES — (AY— The <ntiro population o f 't h e South • irkoey Islands, southernmost Inhaldtrd land in the world. U iieing changed —nil nine person*. The islands, belonging to Argen­ tina, lire well below the Antarctic r i m e and their only population » the rrew of a government •eteorohigicnl sistion. This i* changed annbnlly when a governrneiit ship take* the new crew to the Urnnil* and bring* bark Cheddar chee»e w a s Introduced ihe ofd one. into tho United State* by early British settler*. COMPLETE OUTFITTERS TO RAIL­ ROAD MEN, FARMERS, MECHANICS B. L. Perkins CORRECT MEN’S WEAR flcigla—a* he has been Invited to do • „ Union demand* toclud* a flat $I0-«:We*k wage tiooat, a 0% rent minimum wage ajvd q return to ilie— 40-lvoiir week. The American Telephone and Telegraph Com­ pany ha* ofierrd a flat $& weektaiao to operator and q 13.00 to i 00 -weekly Increase to other ‘(bone worker). a|w*ya boen ready to preparing to H:30 W tj STURDY WORK CLOTHES DO -THKJOR! . Ill UTS TUB aaLTilaiiiH j t s r - r i s r IIH IlC S r ii x s r t l Ava, a t N'm li K». -. C. i »mp. I’s.l .r r nknitay KctunJi l i l t A. St. iin« WvrOilp. Pk«d.., Pi hi *-r ROBB'S HOMK BAKERY Linton E. Allen Is Named ACL Director California began its park sys­ tem in 1P27. i n r m il o r c u n ist Debts’ County l uurUi.ius* , classes. I0:ee a . M. ■hip and Cemmunioiv • <IMe Nuraery liar. Hervlra:*1- T:»* P. U. a^PIES •The girl became flustered, hut ^ answered after a pause that the *1 corporal was on a diet m d that he wua tired of it. The 21-year old soldier grinned when he saw how. disconcerted the nurse had Iwc-onie and the general burst nut larghing. The Brooklyn Dodger* havo received the ilgned contracts of i first baseman Eddie Steven* and i outfielder Johnny CorrWen. Corriden is the son of the Dodger coach. Red Corrldem The Brooks now have 28 signed players. The St. Louis ltrowns have ahother holdout. y.-* C h a r l e y Stevens, who is regarded a* an outstanding rookie prospect at first base. Other Brownie hold- Kit hits v Mel Morntna t* ROLLS CAKES SAN FRAN CISCO . Feb. 22. Genernl Dwight Elsenhower laugh«l today a flr r n soldier played n trick on u nurse. The anldler, CpI. l.ussell None, of Oakland. Calif.' i« n patient of I.ettcrman Hospital In San Kranelscfi. Genr ia l Ktilrnho!A«r slopped by at (he hospital on a vialt. He a sk ’d CpI. Nunc* if he were oatiaficil with the foot! and the corporal answered with an emphatic "N o". The general, who had Wen amlling, acuwled when he heard the anawrr an>l glanced at the nurse for on explanation. •V S T a n i ^ ' Xun/Ur *»k W.W/ U oo A PAGE TlIKtL THE 8ANPOHD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA —SECOND FEATURE— ^elo§t\j, 7extuls lot ' W ALLS A N D £ CEILING S POUt^DlNfl Ol . Featuring ’•l ’ I • y ‘“ . . The Funning oj k ' d -fla t m a y b a w a ik id at will, t ataitta and AewtuMtHaUda* ol " I ^ ra flt ' • '■ " -V H For. Three - Veer • Old* and Upward ? iVEL T( OneFk Mile endS .Le. Quaker . h d’ i . ’ : , 9 ’ • u = iu = in = in ii �FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 22, 1946 THE SANFOKI) HERALD, HANFORD, FLORIDA ie Sanford Wanted: Another Superman PEACE WORK *• The disadvantage* and the dangers of placing too much political power in the hands'of any one man are fully Illus­ trated by tbe. current controversy raging around the ap­ pointment of Ed Pauley an Under-secretary of the Navy. For 12 long years «U government power in Washing­ ton was freely surrendered Into the hands o f Prenident Roosevelt, with nil-administrative departments made direct­ ly , answerable to him and with Congress and the Supreme Court meekly 'abdicating their powers, u n til-h e became virtually a dictator and certainly the moat powerful Presi­ dent In American history. . TO* H 'tiM l( ■ ■(■»«* el Tfce MwlllW rr»M Mklrk I, vtrle«rlr rallllrS la «br »•» .far »• ■kU-adaa af all Mm SU.alrlira Turtle Derby Set For Desert Village JOSHUA TREE, Calif. — UF>— This iltcpy, but publicity-con­ scious dasart community will ■Us* i t s ' first annus) tortoise ^ weeps takes—turtle derby to y«w - M a r c h I. Promote! Stewart Gear's , t m shellback. Mia o* War. *hi measures 10 inches in dlamu, li one of the early favorit. Gear claims it can d o m e it yard (huh in three hour* flat. Big turtle* are indlgaitcu. the surrounding rieaert. OKBMRIN .1 a O P tJ T sts& First Church of Christ, Scientist of Sanford, Florida Iirrilea yoq and your,friends to a FREE LECTURE of the United States, a man who never expected to lie Vico President and certainly nqver aspired to be President and who' possessed scarcely a single qualification for the office. •. It Is hardly more than could have been expected that the tremendous responsibilities o f this highly over-central­ ized office would prove too much for him and that- he would very soon run into difficulty finding suitable ap­ pointees for some of his executive departments. While we are considering the testimony on Ed Pauley’s qualifications for office, or his lack of them, it is worth while remembering that the Under-secrctary of the Navy is more thanHikcly being picked as the eventual successor for Secretary of the Navy Forreatal and as such would be in direct churge of America’s first line of defense as well as its naval oil reserve*. ’ And while we are not concerned,with the fight being made for the unification of the Army and Navy, behind On Christian Science »> Leonard f . Carney, C A B. Beverly Hills, Calif." Member-of the Board o f Lectureship of the iMother Church. The First %Church . of Christ, Scientist, in Boston; Massachusetts. FRIDAY, FEB. 22—IM S P.M. SOUTHSIDE PRIMARY SCHOOL 14 Street between Magnolia and Palmetto Aventie* B1BIJS VKIUlfc FOR TODAY. ■.which-I*. Efif NO ONE CAN LIVE WITH* office, we cannot overlook the fort that if this merger takes r OUTWORK AND RETAIN IIIH lace It is quite possible that the next Secretary of. the , SELF-RESPECT, NOR INUKKO favy will also be our next Secretary of War. ;• AVOID 80UL ROTTINO AND And thus the entire national defense of .the United PUTREFACTION. Ilut Jesus ’ answered them. my fslhrr work- States would i‘pst in the hands, of a man who former Sec­ eth hitherto and I work.—JoTin retary lekes has so plainly implied i* a crook. CONCRETE PRODUCTS 8 : >i,7< ■ ■ -- - • The y«b. 21 til | mu( of the Saturday Evening Post contains asm* very flattering picluit. of Rollins College, and a not too flattering write-up which seems. to • Indicate that students go to ttollln. to study fotehsnd drives on its numriou. tennis court*. If so, they show a most discriminat­ ing Uste. Comptroller |,*e, suggesting law cuts In state government, wisely . points out that -the time is com- lag when dimes will he dimes and * advises Floridians to ’ remember that they will have to carry their ahare of the 100 billion dollar dabt burden. People know well enough that city and county deb's Property Markers What Washington Said of his loVe of country bdrning with u pure, bright flame who needs to refresh his mind on what his nation really Is and whnj it stands for, should make it a sacred, duty to read once a year the Farewell Address, of George/Wash­ ington to his countrymen. Making it a duty, he will'find It also n pleasure, and always an inspiration. J Are we tending to split into state* and sections with little sectional loyalties taking precedence, over loyalty to the nation as a whole? “In contemplating the causes which may dis­ turb our Union, it occurs-** matter of serious con- cern, that any ground nhoultMiaye been furnished for characterizing parties by geographical discrimi­ nations, Northern and Southern, Atlantic and GAINESVILLE, F la , , (B pWestern; whence designing men may endeavor to ' cialf—Production of large utters cxclto a belief that there is a real difference of of pigs by all sows that farrow, think that federal obligations are going to be met bj someone else. fc‘ certainly not by tl The City U k mi, (masting greatest tourist season in bursting at tha Mams with Z.1&.000 visitors added Are we tending to over-emphnsize parties? Let Wash to Its normal population of abo it ington speak sternly of the danger* of abuse of the kpiril tOO,000. With 2JUifl apartment 12,000 Hotel of |Mirty. Hear him on religion and morality: '• „ and 2 J )1 1 motor court "In vain would that man. claim the tribute of pa­ ring What It is going to do itb the crowds neat winter When itomobile and railroad traval la been made easier, and hun'• d r t d s of thousands of peqple who Passed up vacations this winter Mgln coming down. ,»a - i Tht unspeakahje ineptitude if the government in- Washington Is fully illustrated when with mil. Hons of people fairly burdoned h money hut crying for food I clothes, with factories Idle Its millions parade on strikes, h the government spending Ions of dollars ntora than it leev In tase# and a l r a a d y wnlng under the heaviest debt history, with disastrous infla- Uen the ‘ g r e s to a t danger (ha M H in tru fa r* , f r u l■ w la iU k ass m i t e l i Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co. Phone 1241 Sanford, Florida. Larger Litters 0 i‘ Pigs Encouraged* | litter will .have a star added to .the some nuniLer o f'p ig s could pedigree*, and those farrow- be Produced.by Cfl.IJO sows farBy Registry Plan |' their ing additional litters of eight pigs rowing an average of seven pigs t :' * T Septic Tanks, Concrete Fence Post, Well Curt)* and _ -------------_ _ _ _ --_ — Russia .lim it, stealing certain P technical data on radar and at* • omlc bomli seerft* from Canada, l, Concrete Pipe, Building Blocks, Ready-mixed Concrete, will have additional .*tnr» for. each. Thq elimination of 26,670 every litter. The pigs must i-e sows would syve over 13,000,000 raised to weaning lime and muat.podnds of feed. 'av erag e at least 15 pounds each I The raising of large llttsrs of long eneouragW by swine leader, | at M da>s of age If their mother 1healthy pigs requires. In addition throughout the country, la helnj is less than 15 month* old. 40'to prolific sows, farrowing In given naw Impetus through a pounds If their mother Is over |61 cultivated fields free of parasites plan adopted by the National As- months old. Bows farrowing two and plenty of home-grown forage soclallon , of Swipe Records, Says qualifying litters will be enterrd and feed crops, Mr. Sheely conWt J, Sheely, animal husbandman rfti production registry.’ eludes. ,, State Agricultural H* tension ^Service. This organisation, which coiiable Of officials of all purebred swine record n*,<xi*tioiu, n»w DEPENDABL1 AND PROMPT Drycleaning Service ( .Phone 165 triotism who should labor to subvert these greet !•#Iiiaatif VI MUlunil.,lia|i|iil|Uon, u u r firm est props . of the duties of men 'and citizens. Let him speak of foreign relations and commerce "Harmony, liberal Intercourse with all nations, are recommended by policy, humanity and interest. But even our commercial policy should hold an equal and impartial hand; neither, seeking nor granting exclusive favors or preference’s.’’ ./ Styles To Suit Every Purpose Prices To Suit Every Purse Thinking About Germany i "Ono way of solving the German problem’/ , say* Wil­ liam Ebensteln in his book, "The German Record", "would be to declare a moratorium of. say, two yeohi on booko, articles and lectures on the Germans and the problems they present to fhe world. There Is ilothinsfthe German* would like more then to. have tha United Nations keep on thinking about them." * As a substitute Mr. Ebenstefn urgso pzppls to think about the Czechs, Poles, French, Greeks and all the other victims of the Nazis,-and-to consider methods ctf putting their heavy Industry cn Ha I t t i and otherwise ro-equlpping them for independsnt sxlstenca. If the rest of Europe Is able to take ctrz s f .ltoelf, a revived Germany will be leas of « m en ao * . v- . Ub‘j Your Credit, Open an Account With Us Practical Utlful approach •y la tha aUts of. Flu wat* this would ba a vertlalng value to in all tfis page ada it north am newspapers. HOM« TOWN NBW 8\ } icky purchase-enables us to oYfer. our :cuasn assortment of type* and styles of Novelty Rohm Table*; th A has not been equalled In tiro*. AH are stufify, well built and finished S O B ! H j s ' g v lo » « r u » » y o u „ I , M have somatlmas wanl-'tta lU st faw yaara par was late . . just sums limes wondered �Mrs. John Schirard, Jr. Hostess To Club Society Editor i Crctlls Truluck Social Calendar Animated Magazine To Be Presented * Mr*. Frank Magher and *on. Craig, of Orange, N. J. are the ;uetta of Mr. and Mr*. Jack tallgan. Sir*. George W. Carpenter, Sr. of Tarboro, S'. C. has been visit­ ing Mis* Janice Cook at her home 1110 Magnulla Avenue. Taylor Brown plan* to leave Sunday for Atlanta, Ga. where he will enter Georgia Tech as a itudent. Jbhn . We Miharlk of Miami Is isphniUnutW^Jt-W days as Die guc*t v f hi* patents. Mr. ami Sirs. Michael Slioarikr- at their home on I’ark ATenue. Mr*. John Schirard, ,Jr. wan hosiers to her club Wednesday In l-Ach Arbor for a dessert bridge with regular member* and out of town guest* having an enjoyabk1 time. Mined Spring ftower* were placed about tne rooms in attrac­ tive arrangement*. . After several progressions, of bridge had been played prltes were awarded to Mr*. Jack Hall for high score; Mr*. Schirard ft swond high and Mr*. H. E. Hendenon for acrceno. Camellias were presented each guest aa u mumento of the occasion. , . Those attending were1 Mr*. W. K. William*. Mr*. J, K. Hig­ gins, Mr*. Wally Dietrich*- Mr*. Jack Hall. Mr*. Dwight Freeman, Sira. Uobley itruce, Mr*. Charter ' MrClung. and guests: Mr*. T. G. Little of Atlanta; Stiss Hope Handerseii nf Williamsburg. Va.j Mm. II. K. Henderson of Williamsburg. Vo. and Sanford; and Mrs. Davr Svhe Idler «f Trenton, N. J. "r Little .Mary Helene Washburn Honored | CARBON PAPER i | and RIBBONS ; | TYPEWRITER PAPER j POWELL’S OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Some authorities believe ward llussinn is derived fi->m *IJ, meaning fair-haired. HEM'S one hat that won't keep th doctor away--once he gels a took a the model wearing it It's a da (Tod roars* straw heavily crowned wV apples and worn with a lull veil throwback to the Victorian era was introduced at a.London It ) *i <*«t*ww«l >t Marianne Ludwig Is Honored On Birthday Mrs. Lois Harrison Crowned PKA Girl Tuesday .Night Rita and Reginald Goode and Co. !n lMf>. the average retail pric# f all automobiles was 11,007. ( TERRACE TALK Sir*. John Adams. Silas Ruth Wells, Mra. Haul .Shoemaker ami Sirs. Carnta Buchanan of Or* lando spent yesterday as the Mr*. Henry' Tamm and Mr*. guest* of Mr*. Clinton Mcllride. Hubert Washburn entertained on St. VaientJne'v afternoon with.-a hnvMay— Koroi-mg ' little Mariatmt Ludwig was honored Mrs. A.'.Custalow of Commerce, Gencnll Hutcinson will have a f Ga. were recent guest* of Sir. Slaty ileirnc Washburn. The on her seventh birthday with a table cf exhibit* from the Pacific and Mr*. A. K. Rom U cr at guests gut be red In the living room la tly given by l.er mother. Sinn where- they were presented wdlh Ulea which he brought back with the young honorro John - Ludwig, Tuesday afternoon him a* memento* and tip: picture their Twine -on Celery Avenue. favor* at their home un West Side. I he opeuclTirr gift*. to be exhibited i* a painting by Cpl. Herman llrumley. son tf . Lighted pink iiipeis amt a birth­ icsideiii e was Iteautifnlly decoraClaude Baguet Hirst entitled Mr. .nnd Mr*. W. S. Uruptlcy, day rifkc decorated with pink, t il with led radiance roses and "The Title Page.'* The mogaxlm* has letumeii tn Camp l>e, Ya. green and white wets flared on red and white sweetpeax (hit year will have I'J pages. after spending a few days in the dining thorn table. While tho The young guests played sev­ The public Is invited to a Sanford. guests sang "Happy Birthday" eral games with Belly Ann Mtinthe hnnoree blew out l he two son and Wallace Van Ness being pink randies. Refreshment* -tf auaiuoil the piir.es. Mis. J. it, caV*. ’candy and Ice cream -wen: St. John, Sirs. !.. ■Munron," Mr*. nt the L. S. Hartsficld, and W. A, Lud­ served to the guests. FIRST Mi*. Loi* Harrison of Sanford, wig assisted ut conducting the . Booms of the .•estdence ware' wife of Gen* Harrison, veteran games- and contestChristian oilmen attending the University of Flori­ The dining room tattle was da and a member of the Phi Kap­ rente) ml with u targe, oiiiie Knsign Harry Let. U^S.N.R., pa Alpha fraternity, was chosen hitlhdny rake with candles. The . 1600 Sn.iford Avc. the 131*1 Dream Girl of PKA has** completed . hi* training nt guests gathered in this loom and the Georgia Tech Engineering From 5:30 to H P.M. Saturday evening. -artg songs and a r t ) snvi-,1 lee She was elected doting the ban­ Schorl and will leave Atlanta quet ntul dance nt Hotel Thomas Sunday for Provindence, B. I ami wli* introduced while the or­ wheie he will be stationed for chestra played the theme song >f some time. the weekend Dream Girl of PKA. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harrison Stepping from a large covered Provinceluwn IMaycnt PKA pin,, she was Crowned with will have as th.-lr guests this a garland of garnet ami gold weekend Mr. ami Mrs Ford Har­ flower* by Bill Mill* of Pensa­ rison of Jacksonville, Mr. and cola. chapter president. She Mrs. Lawrence lint risen of dawas presented with a large lov­ leigh, N, C, and Mr. and Mrs. Ugne Harrison, of Gainesville. ing cuf1, Alwmt "6 young ladies trout all Mr. and Mr*. B. B. Croupe «f .over th« state attended the affair. PittsburgMia. J, M L&»ttitnl mmI Mr?. and lb. M. Croupe More than 70 member* of the M r. Emily h. Slvlter, house of Duluth, Pa., will arrive to­ First Christian Church enjoy oti M A. Appleby elite rUihtil VVetl mother, and Coach Robert Pitl- day to. bo Minn., the guest*1 of Mrs. a supper in the dining room of firmljiy evening at the hnnir ut ms n n n l Mra. Pittman, formerly Harry B. Lewis ami brother, thr church Wednesday • evening the latter 71M Weal First H lirrl, [of Sanford, were Included' among Charles Croupe, at their home with the Women’* Council serving with n tniscvlIuncHHiB rthnwei fur [the chaperones. t rkl-ti **!«*+} 1002 Msguolih Avenue. thr dinner under the direction of IMtfe* Javce fehiup marriage ^ ill Ik1 Mrs. B.T. Humphrey. The occasion iti«J Massachusetts had only one in March was the celeliiatiun of Brother­ stkl* park In - ItWO. _______* hood Week and the Week of * Room* of - the tp*irimep w Compassion. Similar dinner* were altnirtiv^ vkiili art jLir^rmetn * uf ramflllM, J/ -ltdheld throughout America in an Yiri colniVtl effort to raise $600,1)00 for emer­ Ihd gritpeiM lU htri Th.» gift> gencies cieated by the war- This ftuWy tty., KgawVW VAtV fund is to bg distributed In the to the Riftnm- (Ft a liovef Wn) United State*,- Europe and Asia after which u salail and swes-i SPECIAL MUSICAL PROGRAM lor help c f religious organisation* course was served ti'Wtli, busty, Novelty salt and |te p p t Conducted by j Aicix Johnson wa* in charge -of vs. the proglam. Local mrinlwr* read shakers were |irr«onte*l Mis# letter* written |>y religious lead­ iSleele and Mrs. Mi'Kwan as win­ er* in various parts of the world ner* of th# games and contests Those taking part in the pro­ playe' T h i. enjoying (lie ocrnslon gram were: Mrs, K.G. Fox, Mi* V.H. Giantham, Mr*. James Hot- were: M i s s Jnyrt* Steele. Miss Malirl th apiiuvn, Miss dean llir ton, Miss' Mthsm Spier Idling Ain fieri Chapman. M■nuhoti*~ C o m p o ser an d S o n g L en d e r Ralph Johnson and O.D l.alidrr>> E, A I^nu|iiiil*erg Mi*. llu>.at<i Kev. W.P, Verity summarlied the Monteith. Mr* A. D. Shoemaker, SUNDAY, 7:30 P.M program nmi announced that an Vfrs, Boston Steele, Mrs Cvit offering w o u l d tie received ChorjM-iiing, Mr*. J. L. JlrEwitn, by tho Sanford Church n eit Sun- Mra. VV. P. ( Iiapman, Mrs. i . II. day for the Wc*k of Compassion. Ratliff. Mrs. Burke Steele, Mrs, W. II, Kirby. Mr*. O. K. Goff, Mr*. J. K. Bnldnsnn. Mr*. II V ’ / YOU. ARE INVITED Appleby and Mrs, J. M. Lenitari. CHILI SUPPER PAGE FT THE SANFORD HERALD,' SANFORD, FLORIDA FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, »$4S Christian C h u r c h , Mrs. Leonard, Mrs. Members Have Dinner Appleby Entertain The baseball pluyrr* , will be the given a barbeejue soon sponsor* will bo the Chamber of Commerce and Sanfusd Mstaltani* Association . * , Now that's talk­ in’ turkey . . . It will not only stum our baseball visitor* that we like their being here but would like to have them .stay permanent­ ly, The women -of the town were outdoing the men yesterday morn­ ing contributing to the Wood liarA which was sponsored by tho Junior- Chamber f>f Commerce . *. Kveiryon ,* thought the men went going to fnll down on the job when onlv tw o ' showed un . . , bub after lunch it wn« a different story', . They* they ratne catftO through—orit through—with "Theory" by Dorothy B arker. . . . into love and nut again. Thus ; I went, and thus I go. Spate youi voice and hold your pen . . . \V-II amt bitieily f.knnw . . . Alt the song* tvetc pver sung, All tlii- word* were ever said; could it be, alien I war young, some one ilrepprd me on my head? The articles brought back front. Japan and the Philippines by? i APT. VOI.IK WILLIAMS, Jll. j i rt> j.ist inah g . . . . Clothe*. j Jewelry, laciiuer wood, awards, , and vattimj utensils. Some of tin v’ ore attincilvrly displayed | in Vt*welPs store window. The* real l<l.nk hue mantilla. genuine | pearls, and tlie Mndatiti coats will take voui breath away. MKK. 1 I O I’I’ KS wa» down 1 Inn -da) nod it ij good lo see I,,,i getting around these day* afiei is« mk coltfin.ut to her houn f..i .. lung MBS. V\ It. WIL­ LI VMS wa* shopping MiiS J II ADA VIS of Orlando nod l.ii.oi i i» ideot w«- nls-i shot ping m Sinfoni mark that one up tin tool wtill tiei MISS III' 1 II W hll-S MBS |*ACL SUCK MVKFB MBS. CABM.V tll'CM A NAN and MBS. CLINTON MC B R I D E . . . MIL and M B S . •GEORGE W m lK H of Daytona wen* Ihitrliing in town . . (..B f. Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Routh Are Hostesses ninaiimiriit uf MB. |. H. MEREDITH MR. CHARLES GIREN I’licy Don’t Like Tips Around West Point FIRST METODIST CHURCH Ed .Levy-Whitner Is In Play With Stone production. The play opened rn<! IU at tha Annie Bussell thest.s »*rly-«umnte and runs through Feb. 26, except Sunday, with matinee* at 2 :0 Accidents P, if.iT h u rs. Feb. 21 . and S«t. human live* i riB* 2a* ! bill Ji .it 'h-- ill Ed played Mr. DePinna in •< »bo« 285.P0I ivious Rollins version of me nere MUU,„|r ufman and H art stage succet* larne poriml and is etirrtnUy doubling aa Pie huma front Ibewildered Mr- Hendarson w.io and |njureil eeSiea -lo—efieek—vip - on Genml*™ i^on.nAir'.-iir Vanderhofa 24 year* bark income ant disability. E Nebraska got it • name from tRV nmiPIa’ Didlajn fifinie- for '{he liver I'ialte. SATURDAY NIGHT le ts S I .M U- S g A .O O # plus Unt i- le, Double & TripI« 3U»nd hapei -, S to n e s , ^ ia £ ' ‘j. I Gay* Lapel Figurines Ear Rings lit Stcriinu srtd New Plastics We Have A Large Beautiful Awiortment to S e l e c t F ro k ■• » I avsrlv Hill*. Calif, in the Bout h■kt* Primary School tonight at *i!6 P. M. Mr. Camay (a a member of tho Board of L ecturfthls of the Moth­ er Church, tha* P i n t Church of C A R D OF T H A N K S . i fam ily o f W. D. Hester fidW rT nA w w U ii.oa , : Hrifiht- Plented Sklrln -* ORr crisply plcatotl wool skirts «re perfect ftjr e^orts or Spring walks! PER COUPLfi In gsy p 1n I d n , n m u rt checks, and eolida. In else* Lee Crowell Orchestra [ | DINNER from 6:00 til 9:00 « Krt ORANG G1XY: HOTEL H c r n r ^ ijO R iD A ' ^ s 5 v Neat-As-A-IMn lilotucs Nicely tailored, classically styled blouses with lucked fronts, high necks, button bockB, others crlaply Uliored ns a boy’s! . t'r + ; Vc ,1jCr_ A« Near A* .Year I’hnne 1i)i, Msg. A ir. Phone IM , , �TOR HBRALP, ^AFFORD, FLORIDA ookmg Fm* Tiff ;* tf Him Back In 1939 YANKtE.'HOPE AP Newsfeatures Sports Edl » NpW YORK—Teny Galento •U steamed up looking for ■ fij With Joe Louis which to tU | wa* promised him a n y back FIUDAT, FEBRUARY SS..T9M HAT, AGAIN? :;FieldOf24To To?* ife Rac<$ Ojn Subtly (Ths Board)’ fllltenberg, amhlad ! t ------- -----» ^ d f f a a i a ^ t s s : « 0 . »me cia^c To JULIAN ild la n ln ipleasant rumor regarding our ity official*. ~"TW* tblilnirT' rwcenlTy advocated ‘lli'u ».• •• " i ni (t, r , uiins« ■ as athletic director for the city of Sanford. It was rumored, and I* still fcslng rumored, that 'Mr. Cans* went before the commis­ sion and asked for the appoint­ ment. The rumor further states that Mr. (lanes w as,told* that tha City did not plan any recraatlonal program until the wintrr months ip orders to give the tourists an opportunity to participate in tho fA V f WlfTM-tHe M a fjg fe : A&AidsY Naturally, this would be unfslr to the, d ll tees, psrticulsrly directly foot the bill for such a program and not bo aUe to ueen tcittely parileinsle during the summer moniM ghrn they would hsve the greetral opBlt> tJffW 'h d K /Ad(CBS portuklty In do so, RlCMf tUdOBK o f W4OM I h s tumm.i* not true. Bid iH ulM M e e * p e c r e o The true*(acta about San­ , TdiS YCARi ford’s rerrrsOt..ml plans were urraentrd yesterday afternoon by Mayor II. James (iul, during w l a t c r r ’rw. Mayor Gut sard that Mr. Gauss be thorough. The m s<0* says Q n D e r D i m e r V i c t o r bail attended several meeting*, that Iherecreational commlly 'w a : s. W I In F o u rth A t O V f ll and, a t cfeirman of ihe com­ lee, htaded by Jim Ingly, oper- , 1 «• i -I 1 ' mission- ho had asked Mr. Ganaa elrd n prt on gl] occasion* if he had any -v- 2 , ^ * Ibc directorship of Geoae ^ LONOWOOI), Keh. 22, (Special) rentier .to * present h:furs t‘ * 1 ** iiovsiTtn hYir.rr»15for»nd, *eo*»event HaP, rof bupsr capturod llcrad te be surrraaful »nd we’vs wc ve l(i 1R^<K ,,,,^ the season last brurd. Mr. Gana* did not, at nny mestlnpr, aiMrtss tho commlsslnn f " l(fht “ l th* Senfonl-Orlando regarding the appointment. | the yourtgstera rnloycd II. Kehhcl Club and paid gdb.Otl to '. The plans Mr. Gut made pub- - The recreational Committee, la»t win, (11,00 to show and 15.00 to , lk seem c lti r, at’^ough w’e may Fall,. . recommended . . . the . . _a n>wj to coih- ........................... plscc. He flnlshcd head In hoi peracnsily believe them lo mlsslunor* that a similar program fgont of tho ----fieUi...in'the — flftlTraes.' ...... i ears. I Hoke Flagler and Johnny Eager —w fc g — —• - “** j finished first anil second' In the r ,1 , ^ " S ' iiii'i . i i m m ■ . - —■■-a ' fourth race tu refund a quiniela pries of (Wl.bO. The di iukt night paid (7B.40 combination of Kobfer iho second and Andy Uu Q , I hlr.i. TONIGHT8 ENTMlKfl: I’.ill tiler. HunoU, Uadi »all, r Tesns Itarl, Mis* v-«t r» a t ii) bum. He don't know anything about flghtinV Galento didn't know who Toota eras, and waa lust ready to throw a punch a t haven't gott** "Customers," answered "and paying onaa." Shor, again itartad on his campaign for ■ smikwa (inttS . another fight ailili with tI^ u la "When I fought Lou Nova in Sept. Mike Jacoba promised me tho’ winner would get anol Jacobr omet* which they d^k When .this agent left, he had had i M i Mike Tn a corner, for more lllorli fj:rr>- , slslfc l U w —T s l s r l l f i - * lllalwl* », iu w l Oipsy Dull. VIII*UT <t»< ■luckIn Walllrr, Hwllt TOC Mu*l*h* Mea. retrafb lU rf-.a /ia wn»i Btvppla Ulnverr 4 'U H f S w W H*r Jo www jockey, nvu Red Djiun Byron w of : nniitium* Anh.ston. Ale., waa, wtunded overseas and spent ST months in the hoipitsL lie - was an Army Air Corps sergeant. * * Tha "Cracker Slats*.” Florida and Georgia, dominate the entry. list. Tim Floridians, eight Georg­ ians, two South Corollnans, two North Carclinatta And on# driver rnrtn Indiana will vie f o r\ the cash p r i s j a s . All ala of ths Georgia speedsters hail from Ati. hta, including Roy Hail, who was runner up to Franco In the i ..tionai racing rai.ngs, AH sections of Florida are represented1 in the p .i t parade, kid Eng and Hugh LiLcon will nrry Jackson villa's colors; Don Umtih r .ea out of lam pa; Sy C litk, a Navy raierat., is from Kam6ARoo« Ftctn jyf ammo** OR RlPPIH® AT m m OPPOhCMTS any money for l i but ! dol** J» ;* ' ta x $11 a gallon, plus >* a small charge for the TINE LIQUORS -to dtSF A '& erffes n a A e P a s t im e - a s a f A R R C L i ’S AtowbOf'WrfW-TM&WASMi/te-tcvd f?e*lAt&ies lawre, fwyc ida-ntAo# nut. IS|U m i HOTm luiygm forthcortlicj sunm er, Ti .'FFW »VA« AjJ , AA^JdAU rioppeof id CtEVplAdp Coffins Is mirido lers riprstiC Eds m j.ua.io,. H i f.cids ths TM rtrtew win hi Qraenberg. It wda ex swap of the yi aid of which coffins can dp after the ertsfnony, h* coTpstn below la tha -Sh;-— ——-r—— (O. D. LANDRESS) ^ ' Phone HWl wemen, m a y b e Hie answer to O n rtnhls Frlsah'ei IhfUld problem ripj qn tho oiher hand,, flits i l i v lUtf Birds.- -- - - - . 'rito Brawn batted only .1(9 is 1 Knees 3»«rt THE OLD JUDGE SAYS —U \k: ■ dafifk at u h a rii 8:00 PM . S h arp T o n ig h t's • ^ A ll-S tar F e a lu re F.VENTH HACK—FUTURITY faahiAitow Birthday Htodftap i',MYA0F F ic « do lAPPt MATRON, tW and *i*rr-Vvl.OF at di23 with, h?aitd l4 tho. *' Undo lb\ , Kn.nrt Club. L ,-------------------------- - S A N F O R D -O R L A N D O '----- KENNELrCLUn ’ AT l.'ONGWOOl) J S so n n S i New Toth’City has 73b publle school*, with 6P0vt>J‘) chBdran •’ < ^ verage * « a '\ i l horaon ragtoter. ,.' '.‘v ittfnar only J b c in 10«A .New- York City U aub-dlvldsil undoubtedly Wilt replace Into blocks and more than Webb, rfarager StH^ riOO,O32,52.1 OP 'parcels of rail property. p;VPtm-fn-l»i(,'^fis .Tlgw ■p ;k,'nfsr Webb hit only Writer, jrialfe« t|lriJ ahd short <InaI j budgeted funds frtm a»J igMd ot htcompleUd pro may be epnaiderad not ai ant. be n?fgqr*hUmi3 pr ()—Dee’s Sign Service BERLIN—It's paper Instead of weAd Of metal coffin* fthr.many GcHnan undertnkjn, now- Wool Some funeral ■directors have sulvs.l the jrablem of coffins on By FRANK E O t' What might, be railed the lendXP Nawifoatdrrs Sports Writer Irate principle.'” This mean* the MBM^VGUIC— The r*U»—e# fiffR ig ll dlgmflUfk gftgftl fn « Johnny pe*kyr 'nco Pfcrcshovieh, obsequies remony at il * iotn». for (he Boston the coffin has been lowered Into tog. Joe Cronin was the grave and mourner* have de­ parted, the body U taken out and ths coffin recovered for further lerirlca. B o m s Ingenious undertakers ev*n dsrissd, tir.ydoor-lik* bob- B ploUly outlined rtcreetli SHOW CA K l) AND PO STER S Benin Shortages ‘’R eferring to tho recent elsit.of your representative, I ask yuu rimlly. id inforai tq* •* soon as p-*-rttB«- Whethfi' ydp can -supply ms immediatoiy with saveral rolls of packing pa(ler 123 or 1ST cent!meter*1wide for parking up corp- cn though Erowp may net..go; J e * ielt to the position he playad Y if« e he went Into the Army In the .. IvocsUon of 5I{5draw Vur•I,.Mr. ad ’ GaMd.; SI GNS ittcqherge near F ets-| por firm on the out* erlin which taila It* Infield Sports PA CKAGE S l O R I r ftati st asc set moa. k.. \.~ rvc*OT. uni tJisle. Judr CaBOVB, tAily Nslt. i.W m tT W »A *»0 iNdAROO CAIf OO lo iw c fe c ^ la ao -desperately needed for fuel purposes in ihe absence of- coal this wint.’r that wooden coffint fire retarded s* unessential luabrlea. ' Here’s a :opy of a letter from the Julius liilgenfaldst , fun.’ral AID* ______________________J p r r w ron. Ota pelade, Boston H(-r. mama lln «u»*n if t out. Then j couldn’t get near: Jacobs. "Beside*, when they -(pad* me. take tha first Louis fight, ( waa at a disadvantage, you remember ' 1 had lobar pneumonia Just k few month, before. At tma UntiNlhey* thought I wouldn't live and Vhe sat Ht*« of the church V ara given me. -T ". Galento than I nrky iln*. lAltln U t t A i i M '‘That was funny,’ Qiltinberp!‘ “ Soma fi magaxina was ig to Tortjr nt tha offer* ITj Pilot -LI!*, liny, * aam /a t i ; * ♦ .■*<... . -__ t- *' f ' the nionejf, to ahy eharlty f i n d : Headed by Ni you want to name. 1 wofe't taka a'; Bill Prance of 1 cant. I hope 1 go blind if I do— record-breaking and 1*11 beat hi* ear* back. ' or* will matrh "1 always thought I could Ikk Sundry afttrnOc Louis” rontlnuad tha Jersey t*v- Hsnklnsort : Ham am ownor. “ And I know Jdat race, a t tha Son where to hit him to put him on n«ar Stmfurd. *tha floor, m do It too. so help me The famture attraetlen l i tha . ""d I WOtrt'takO a cent tar it. 60-mtla championship rack around J a it about this lima, Tony do* ths picturesque mils oral speed. cids.1 ha wanted to go w a r to wa, comas.. A M-mile AthtralUh Toota S h o rt rating emporium, "I pursuit ovant and a 10-mile eonwant to insult th at b fg b u m ," .elation, for dflvart who fall in grinned (laltnto. "Ha cam# over the qualifying trials round out to my pla<a 'lit# othar day and tha program. bu*t«d up an Intervlaw 1 waa bw.eball and all other Tine, Um t. that Jun«, I «*; HnsTfH B b .• 'Half ,li.-l>* ii-.ui.iri gat another chance. So Mum.' M ‘vnaari, -wouldn't 'hey forced me to fight in a W ih.mld condlUoni - Even than J . 1imiked, .i wnuld to bad advice from ray trainer. lies* suiuns, linohy, But .all that la /orgoiien dow. Itslis, Autouit, Oallunl vent to fight Louie, and only Under tif»*s*. Dancing Mine. lie. Just to prove I can beat ■ ••irlfc llnrr-^l’slB?n*i i—and I don't want a cent for 11| slate In llhcel ^IliVH 1TI make plentyf & by betting ona. Town -L _ ' I.HdtfV 1. btJ Un* ,® - b ft Spot. IlftSv Tsaas Acs r n d i ,-inr Fanny. — . Feature P r o g r a m A t ' Local 3peeiay * V r t ir A h n A t f t i m N 0 *)n R oata 17 (B in fo rd H lg h w n y ) nhotit 12 tallgg S outh of S en fo itl TU R N AT B E D . ARROW V �* AX. FEBR UA R Y 22, 1010 PA (IE SEVEN T H E SAM FO RD U K H A LIL S A N K Q H P P U N U D A at Is Developing RADIATOR REPAIRS I 1 ' ■« I* MKJiMwiN ■W| , CI^i> CuU/l TfTlrenh t/oiirt-Sc«J| ’** Life imuraftc* roM|mnies . now circuS.itioti in hk\V mere than $4,000,«Ht.003 InVeetfd In morlguges .roverlng | VWP.NIbW tn 'r-'lta h ir unit* m home* a,ul housing for A merit Tin families. £ K trA b N O U C K PROMPT SERVICE ON" ALL CARS AP Nensfrature* fr»* iirs.att, m anvinu . HAYS, Kn*. — A pink tomen* t » v i i A i u ; r , t'UAiiKt; whn r.titw1 to dinner nt a tnrnl m;vle hn:i*e three y e a n ago is now developing a reputation aa a critic , of HollywoOft'.t nlipcf- yi**i In .M* in ifi** t J i i'll I ittyurl tif Jirju in fill fuuriLr. « ! Mi fig col.sial productions. \ r i n H i f j, »•> J. M. Mu mi Irtff* Frr'a while Cal (that'* hi. only |tlif *aniK h^lriR bit m-vlnn liir *0* 9* name so far) am kept busy get­ jfMrt ting the mouse problem malar Tht KANKUltD HKIL\M» I* *!«*♦ I*n»?*i1 aA ib*~ iiPH‘«f|«i|arr Itl which control, lia s », M Jim* hewn lb |lJti* *Iftlrf •‘Hull Iw. |IHlift t hint fnr banc heavy, \ Cat tlf*rK*s«w1 his' ifftut C ’lfiipfuilft. \# i4 rK v\ ITM m4-* ■cKtlfalVyHiyUv iti«. ■ifh lh»rit*rat»!« o. 1". Hlrs^Aii, f’lcHiI iiuHj «| Hi tiInrd» r lwi iiTii+ Now, according »lo Charlea |-aJTUu4 and tb# official #*^t lh*r»c»#7 |hr$ Reed. the lira -^nfeer, Cat bn* -flN* SIM iliijr tif Ja n tM fi, At I*-, NEW AND COMPLETE EQUIPMENT EXPERIENCED EMPLOYEES Strickland ~ Morrison, Inc PJI9NE 280 dCvrUpct) the practice of iltting calmly In the rear of. the aofll* , blind inf barrage of photographers' fjaihtwlbs. former British Prim* Minuter Winston Churchill putTt on hU inevil able rigar and (lathe* the "V" sign as he (talks to board his pjjne at Util ling Field, Wash­ ington, to return to his,interrupted vacation no Florida. When asked l*mnL fire words ta tbe line; PMladbig> phone ■ dl a]m U * n iiitti far sitestioe* wanW will be # s lk r etMtfKd rate*. H tW IfM far on. tnacrttuw #e pc1 Paw for three lasertlowe » >Te pef Him far « InaerUeM line for M Uaertfaua ■a ra lH . . . 30r * ‘ . — man, Mr. Churchllf replied: "No com men L1 tfniemeiienol) WANTED; iy your car, rrvardleit rf or cwnditiotr. Bey Keel, r« * k j e L - ,> ■"• Batteries Battery (Thai • Ifc B. P n i’R COMPANY. INC. W w A Lent: MISCELLANEOUS WANTED TO RENT Beware Couchs liEUROOM house or apartment, furnished or unfurnished. Veteran. Permanent resident. 2 small children. Writ* George H. Wil­ liams, Jr., P. O. Box 319. San­ ford, or leave meaaage at Tele­ phone 771, Sanfqrd. Will want , 2 lots,, new well. 5-ROOM I Oindervi Recent Interfere de- f t March L s ___ • ’ idne 202. Prle* eo ration, ASSISTANT Finance Officer, per1 $10110. manrntly assigned Air Base Or­ ’^R P A U L IN B -W e hare > m t AH lando, dnlre* furnished apartpirtrs at the rig trtf j k *.;Stanley- 1 menl cf small house. Khtte or John-W . Rrtgero} f i n ­ _ Rotgenr liaH afk rt ^ f ^rj'^* * - ■ ance Office, Orlando Air Base. CU1NAWARB—See‘our 32 and 57 piece acts. Priced right. Stan* PKRMANKNT civilians want 2 n home. Phone by-Rogers Hardware Co. • collect. tssoT F onl Vdt*' 1 H tm track. OR 0 room house, ui Uroj'i Used Cars A !>»«*. _ 1028 Pontaie pickup $76; 1033 - Chevrolet Sedan $145; 1071 Plymouth Delute; It. S. Coupe JU C Reefs Used Cpr* an# ORAN CRH $2.00 lnjslud delneryd. -Lord Phono 7KH-W. re* idtnt. 473-W. W K E h P i r r i ONE or two bedroom hoiiMT mdot. apartment, furnished or ttrifurPa) metlln. i Grocery, PhaHe $41. nlshed, in o r'o u t of city limlUC Pernutient resident. PhOne 812. •f« h rd —ia shipment glaes for s h T w A n t S d C ittem or autoTnobllnfL' Cut tl to asilat with Installed. *Sanford ilnt and SETTLED li CTaaa Co, MT ST* ____ BL. no laundry. Wilt 303. be companion to elderly person. 1115 1‘aimetto Ave. m tleridd egga 50c i ic oir cuiinr l*hun*i ITM. ' WO bouse* and lota on Par- HELP 0 :ri te fC o s m e tlc TOUOftTON DRUG hiramotr Ave. G e o r g e Plfee, acrois from Crobm'i AbadftklJL Foontain nt Lagare. Part Urn# «* W.. nth Stl tV P, O. Box ITU \ Cirrolatlng kerosene proetically new. Phtine w ante: HO) gtrls for laundry . Good* hours and good We «iU teacW you. S«mCounty Laundry Co. OrlanJt - ■'. T ■ cotton m Atltn/i't Ctmfw•)h—/Ine'ff <<< is AlUnia. CknL>nt. l i e - - A M n l t l ) 11 tUAM*,MrtrtfonL Floihln. a nBVFFt>n(‘r r |t| SflirM l FINN HUMACfi TO LENIN museum has been opened in Tam pere, Finland, at the place where J-m Oak Ave. 1 rat> Lenin and Stalin met for the WANTKI): 50 men at, the Mrn> ffrst time tn Pe.-emher. lOOS. at lilble Clash, FIraf Methodist a Hessian social demrctatic parly Church, • Sunday rimming at meeting whlth was held there in l0rf)0 A.M. - ------ secret. The City of Tnmprro financed the museurr. ami the state will continue to support It with an annual fund of HOO.OOO Pinnntarlu. ItORROK HKRE WIIRKE PRIVACY IS BE8I*BCTBD YOUR natural drain, fur privacy in money matter* is atrictly re.pected hero. Frtknds and relatives are not nttesUonn! Orlando, - Fla about your CrodtL Your mynlorer at business assekiatn CITRUS HALS /ill not h«pr of yuur perwnai 4/5 bo* a re, i»er M ....„ W7.50 affairs. There U no cause for CAPITA (1C RACS embarrassment. 80 lb. bags, pef M — . IMTi-OC Resssnable credit rrqairvmentr, (These bags are complete with No co-makert on money loans. string*) Varirble payment plans. Citrus Picking Rags, each $4.2 FAMILY LOAN CO. CUjbers, $1.25 and tl,.r>0. lot Ida Rank Itide. Phone 33 JWM. PHEVATT SEVILLE. FLA • Phons 2101 i s r s j : torinm ns the cro»d comes in for ’ fh o - A t i > » ns the first scene flashes on the screen, (he1 fto. i ram s r ttiiu s . ... .. ■ tom drfiheriitely strolls tfcwn tbs ift »«> m||tt»8: J y II I f alile, tail rrret, and mount* the" VVTn Ip-akrimtiHIt K M r t * ; steps nt ono side of the ntag# V T**i| AFP IlititlT fltiti,ftfi| stml rr*^ ami settles os hi* l.aunsHe*. ^WlTM St# n j i p t s r If* A I f r t m n mil : o l / f nl riltU Itiii Hy If. the m ode plcW a him, he flNMlfe KUtilartl* | | 6<. f*i iJIVttfrws remains for the show, but If tb# pit** i»» titlffit; lit tb i CjSpEljU f***i*rf presentation palls feline tif ^Hrrirritf .?!; *ou.»U)tiitii's. Cat pets- up ami. ta ll >Jm I4*iv 4hr M a icti ft tiles t&tM, t«»* watl/rf-Iik*. (trr atlm'hMhmc.nir--; If. iM n iill t h tr t « .f per, walks across the sUipe, iluwst ‘-grl|i |iit*•***#«■-Hk I Mrtr, the' step* on the other side arfd LIt: I*rC till* »»ni«r lie |t«hi ^ii«I for (out' into the Inbhy where he curls lit* -».? I utiirv litOA rrtiuifril h r law U ) I--E R * - NOTHrf IN'M I5S FW5 ^ CILLA .I'M JU5T BRU5HIN' UP ON MV TEACHIN'FER TOMORROW. OH PROFESSOR HALE, \VEAH-THAT'S I'M S O GLAP TO SEE TOUT WHAT I'M I WANTED TO REMIND *>U J A -S a R E d THAT SCHOOL OPENS AT, S i O F. ^ NINE- O'CLOCK TOMORROW N I TELL YUM . BOB CROCKET. OUR NEW 'TOWN TAMER' KNOWS HIS BUSINESS HERE HE COMES NGVJ1'LL &ET HE LL PROVr:-HEY,DOB." SOME OF THESE T WtW ER- 01 GENTS POM'I TWHKl COURSE. VL'H CAN HANDLE A ~ . A\AVOR YOUR G. OOTlM' S . I /.tEFT IRONS, BOB L TOLOl/fAE HER 'EM VOU'P PROVE / IN THE tw rrr IT ,--------------- '7=r= H ‘AVDRNING MEAMWNII E OH,UNCLE TITUS \1 PONT CARE ISN'T IT WONDERFUL-) WHAT HE PROFESSOR, HALE< D O E ^ lW . WILL START TEACH-j 'TOWN-TAMER ING SCHOOL — J STARTS TO TOMORROW. F i •WORK TQ i c — — r r m K morrow . HERE'S A GUN THAT'S \ I U TRY - BUT LOADED WITH BLANKS 1- I'LL ACMIT NOW REMEMBER VO I I'M SCARED EXACTLY AS I'VE " 7^1 I MUOT’VE BEEN LOCO TO PA^B MVGELF THERE'S NOTHING lO BE A FRA1P OF, BOB Y(X) lOQK L.N OFF AS A SCHOOL MAUM BUT NOW I'M A PROFESSIONM GUNMAN • IN FOR IT - SO MERE G O ES COME ON TOU YOUNG 'UN&" SCHOOL'S OPEN '.! m ALl YOU HAVE TO DO |S PROVE IT I 'l l BE HIDING A CROSS THE STREET IN AN EfAPTY BUILDING •REMEMBER TO STAND IN FRONT OF IT- / THE NEXT MORNING Notice ia hereby siren t d tb u or MthT Incurred rr 5 P, M. Ifl1^VeKhWty.' l f U in the name' o f the ShlpV SerVkr D4pir(iac*M, CeMataalened' l l f f l c m Meal." h r (he* HVUer* and RecreatiMi lkpaVtrtent of the NavaF AtF Stalbin. Han­ ford.* Florida will nut l»e valid and J» ill not be honor- a Authorities of the Naval Air Station, Sanford, Flori­ da will aaamae no respon*!b llltr for b$U nr- deblk In* eurred after 5 I*. M- 15 Feb­ ruary. 1946 in the.nam e'of tkb Ship's Serviee ftefeirtwent, the Commissioned Officer’s M>es. or the Wel­ fare and Recreation DepartS h ip '# S erv ice O ffic e r " 8 N A S S n n fo fd ' ■ A iitU G H t Mayor ,vaeire ^ that’s . WAHIN'FOR THAT NEW WHAT ,'TOWN* TABER* TO PRaE / WANTl IH0W 6 0 0 0 HE IS \ KNO WHERE IG THE CRinER? K - r a J H E / I KAXNT LL W / 1 0 O T L YOU ID HELP C*3 YOUR CALL M e o u r o F T w e 7K E -7JA M .V WHATfej------ HEAP-BIG CROWD IN FRONT OF CAFETlOW MEANWHILE l -WHAT'LL ) EXACTLY C DO ~>r i WHM L TOLD YOU REMFMBER NH' PL1 NT/ FtllERG HEAP TU1G WAV , HER£ HE IG MOWHU; OF CGUROE U0&" GOMt Or THtGi I WILL, IIOWBHEG POfl'T THHIK ,’MIOP ILT'5 •toW F-A RFAt MOV^il BE IN THE VATAMER H O L D 'EM * T T \ CAHT GTORE VOU'P PROVE I T . f ^ ^ ± ^ B E H IN P Y O U ------------------------------- STREET , THAT'S GOOD ••IF BOB CROCK e t ju s t REMEMBERS v<h * yv i tg to him . TO D O r— , y ? y .P £ 'JL K D B ID S O t FlBST T LOST THu PiNG f 7MEN BPBN D A W O U LD N 'T GIVE IT BAOC NOW ITS - i -------- 7/------p r — n |N HOCl<T 1 — n Y/.'V/ a THAT’S tr^-SY iijo r c o no u V r S P E N T SON-= f O F THE M ONEY." - NOW t HAVENT | e o r e n o u g h to PAWN S H O O B a i l »r r -i Ocir.rf'|------ J and I «r O u T ’rELEPHONE -OPERATORS ’ Starting Rate H lngie or M arried Ajrcit 16 ■ 35 Orlando, Fforlda L sail or trad* 2-story dsu rnisbe/l or unfumlehed, £ , hie* shad#, bnme dlrua, EtTAKETT MAID 1 hours. S S T ^ IS fc , . Pv.MUl ROBINSON W OULDNTGI 'W 6 C T Y O U I Paid VaciUotw'* Taxi-cab a e r v l J IF THIS J O S V 1 PAYS WMAT I THINK IT D O G S /IT L O O icS LIKS A LO N G 'EN G A G E J ID Bradley d farm wa i h O f /UNG 'C A T S T wS D ' - HAVe. TO J.IV2 WITH ,'OUft, W u L L / A C l S A S F I'M W O fX I N G / t h a t * M E A N S V/E c a n — iy -" — ' y * \ f5Ef MAPPIEO 9 l^ X)^EC5 » N O vOC O N G ' > HAVENS >OU H E A P O O FTH 5 HOUSING SH O R T A G E . - o c d o n tJ / YOU R E A D Q > THE P A P E R S Os d r iv e • ,8 m % ■i .” . HOWLING T CATS * £ RINGS IN HC —H WHAT*A LiPEr/ JEM - b u c k :-A-WE E C J O B ." S _ COU lD N T EVEN S U P P O R T A ^ WIPE IP I DID : . fr fd GETHOOVCED B E S I D E S TiPW THE HOUSING W 5 j SH O R T A G E t o o n l y h a v e i p m URWITH > THE «j FOLKS, TOTHE S A IR P o t t t vv® �*e*eVWWWkA/UV*kAAr»(V.kA<”*>VdVWWVv*,UfuV» A^r.AAAAA/.'.w’wVlA’.L *K?. PAGE EIGHT '* A f ta tA J l L i i ItMlM‘■•>)l»f«*‘»,*»,»!,/1‘ I ' FRIDAY, FEBRUARY' 221. T n E SANFORD HERALD, SALFORD, FLORIDA .............. * BORN TO LIVE Ernie Park Makes $155 Per Week For HoIlywoodGlamour I NEW ALBANY, Iml, (**)_ Mr* Josephine Jacoby, 100 year* t,i? U j» vegeta Han and non-drinker of "'coffee but nay* frankly dnubia that her diet has muck t« do w ith her longevity. Liviiflp 4 Oatmeal ran be used in a meat century, she contends, is purely , W INTER PARK. Feb. 22. (/PI loaf instead of bread to keep the matter of bring bom in n ! *... — Si* dares of land on which i* . * lived laraily. located a warden's shack adjoin* loaf moist. mg the famous litvin’s Atm Salic* tuary of Alachua Countv. .h a s been presented to the Florida Audubon Society by l>r. U. JR. Br r.KNK IIANDSAKKR HOLLYWOOD — Krnle I'ark earn* Slfifi a week working from the Adam's apple up and from the ears forward. ■ Ernie is one of the movier- un­ seen and little sung aide* -to glamor, the make-lip men. In ■ even years he has gilded such RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR Real E state Sales - - Rentals—Mortgngb Loung * Dependable Insurance and Ronas one 9G0 Room -I, Florida State Rank Ridding ELTON J. MOUGHTON, A. I. A ARCHITECT MOOD-lfAniRIO AFTS* BEING BEATEN by Fianeli (left). 18. an$ Jnhn llsll (right), JO. Drothers. William Totjln'.1 ] ' f* ‘ bow n at.h e^ ojJid liliaA iiu intruis aha— Ina Philaiftlphja.r a .- puTngttaUon B S m HVA Martin C u rr a ^ i^ jto F F o m c jilfo H.TllC brulhor* accused TidnirpfiattUy I LnjCIflT UiWr r o ^ t y ^ I C a t o lil xaolLo*, Mn-TWorylisJI. fSbtn w o r t U^idvr. at Or* HoU-toomer - *- __ 7 ( I » Ur, ^ r t S o u n £ ^ Announcrs"thc removal of i u s .o l / i c c a J o . 511 Sanford Atlantic National Ban]< BuildiiiK DAV BY D AY WE A R E CETTINCi IN STO CK Hard-To-Get Items! • HEAT CUSHIONS • AUTO HORNS • (IAS l.llt'K S Automatic Be sure with Pure SEMINOLE TIRE-SHOP Phone 37 201 N orth Park North Dakota Certified Red Rlias Seed Potnloeaj Order now before It’s too Into! 2nd HI. at Hanford Ave Phone 358 Tunu Clippers Have %T • ■ * >« r- * • 4 Cntbidic tradition is still honored aboard .sleglt. modern tuna 1 Up­ pers— some 0/ them costing in r« than $400,000 and runylng uptu-(Lite electronic e-julpmnt. Tno f sbeifolk set aside h niche tfor an oltar.'- In the small crhfl tho shrine may be only n nook in the .captain's cabin f l r holy fig ­ ures, Most of the Inner ship? hpve a separate chapel foonr in the deckhouse. Portuguese and Italian fisher­ men. who soil between I'nllforntu and the etpi.itorial waters, have woven mar.J sttr.es about their shrines, f. nc is about a captain w hose boat »>as driven nlmiil foi two day 1 and night* by a “ chnlinscu," a stoim tliul often uses o ff the C' ust of Mexico A pale new- riewnian n.kr-t tb- oil cap tain if they might survive. "Young-a rinn.” he sat,I »m temptuously, "whan you see me a-golu' to tiiat-a room hark there you cun twgln l» worry '* SHOWN AT P o n d HfAOQUARIItt where nc laid just spuuvn on tile air to the city's millions, New Yoik's Mayor William O'Dwycr teems all in as he rubs bis hands nver^hn ryes to rest them. The Mayor an* non need Uny J.fiOO.OOl) gallon* of fuel oil had reached tho city during the d ay—enough for a day's supply Health Commissioner Kroca't L Mrbblns (left) takes over-to broadcast the Mayor's order ending the city's eighteen-hour Stale of Emergency. (international) to stay on uiAe ho under hut lights. A rlifical ryebioWs; thin, penciled lilies about the eye* -1 make them appeal laiger (hail tlA-y ate, und mascaia complete Ernie's job. Ills subject*, make up their own- mouth 1. I asked E rn e for pi femsiimni rommenls on some of hi* sub­ jects. Herr they ore: Hedy I-nniarr: "So beautlfii* she c-‘u!d go on the set with iu> make-up but n lillle eye thr'liiw." (linger R o g e r * “ .She gels tanned every so often on her Oregon rniich and '■ *«_,ba'sii , is halluva lif t in 'g c lf frit"'her ‘ uniTo again." Rosalind Russell: "V erv Hllrretive and vary make-up conscious; she sees that the make-up mm Is there on the set nil Ih? t me." Ann Raster: "Ones to sleep on her face during the lunch lour and has to Imve n replacement for make-up she left on the pd- I’M HEADIN’ HOME TO REPAINT WITH PITTSBURGH'S COLOR form DYNAMICS!* ^ •Ike (dearth Use ef Iks Issrgv la Cater te fn a t lr Vaar Hsahk ta t Hafflaeri- Ike wfcsls akierkia* m ' ' ii finish, CABINET SINKS Newsom. The young ladles u o u aatl together and recently were gttesli of President Truman at the White llnusa. (International) Moth trig will add to the beau­ No Ciintor Oil On ^Shortage Of Nylons Art Says City Hall;. Not Price Program litchen as much us a built-in NKVV YO RK, (/P>— Castor oil 1* mil - Icing Used to restore the $-1 million collection of *oi| paint­ ing*. In' New ,Yruk C ity's (Jity I lull, *lj rcpurla to the contrary notwithstanding. tjrnrge l-orber, executive secretary of the city a rt commission, made this solemn announcement when the Metropolitan Museum d Art t retested reports that cas­ tor cil was being used In the work. He explained tliat cw*tor £>It was used that way many years ago. but that turpentine principal agent' employed no$. Tho shortage of nylon hosiery is not a price problrm, Stt-yvail C. Maxcy, Ot’A District Director, said today. .Conferences with leading fig ­ ures In 'th r htsiety Industry la<t week revealed (hat manufacturers lay the shortage to n scarcity of yam and machinery, with In­ creased demand making tho ghort(.«• more acute, he said. Stating that nowhere do Indus­ try leaders suggest price dlfficullles, Maxcy added “that indnstry estimates show that the supply may not ba "plrniifm" until early 1047. 'i * t wo s t y l o s to choose front. 12k- WIARINO (HI LATEST tn upswept hairdo*, child movia star Margaret O III fro (right) dinea out In Neve York with her beat friend Barbara YEHOLD-FASHIONED DECORATING SCHEMES ARE I O U TI / ycai »r— Tbe-ennrtursjr. was eaU* Idished I n 1037'a t tha' augjretTIuit of Jack ltus«el of S an ford ,. then 11 student At the University, whM Tic found the birds n.‘ Ming th-.-j* were being disturbed by hunters ami collector*. It wtis establish* n l prim arily ^ ii ru lg ii.A b s ssvaV lid iflla C iie ro nesting thfru in imall numlur*. AJ«o found tiictr were the snowy ' egrets, wbit” ibis, hernn*.. anhingas nr.I other mnrah and water birds. In ty and convenience of your rnbinct pink! Sintth* or.double Nibinets with battleship lino­ leum work surface. / CEDAR CHESTS Genuine Cedar—■ ‘Natural color only. iHovidea excellent storage for your nice things. FINE QUA WHISKEY WINE RUM • We have a complete stock of t h e BEST GF and INSID^ C O L O R S and FINISHES! 1 •E. OUTSIDE PAINT GIN ■ -18'’ S ire .w llh t r a y ESTATE HEATROLAS............ ■ . = ij .’ . f-jw .t * t i * ...., :. *. Brown annmcl finish, chromium trim oil burning heatroll it -with heat control. ’ • ALUMINUM, SHELLAC and VARNISH! • Wets Fcan make IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES V.v-.^tr^A r- - — -------1 W o'invite you to open an .account! l i t Biv PaHt-^hi , �\'v*S? **» 4# -u .— •K >.■ r 1, ’ ‘ ' In Unity T ft*« la Strencth— * * ** r— 1 — THE W EATHER -— Th Protect the Peace of (hr Worldi To Promote the l'rogri- 4i of Am erica; T o Produce .Prosperity fur Sanford. * _ ( ^ * Sunny ami windy this afternoon. DimBhing wind*. dear and cold again tonight. AN IN D E PE N D E N T DAILY NEW SPAPEK * VOLUME XXXVII EalabUshed 1908 SAN FO RD , F L O R ID A . M ONDAY, FfcnitUAUY 25 . ------------ ------------- %-------------------PJIIi ;ji — ■ ■ NUMBER H i. A ssoiiaiyl Press leased AVIro * -------- S-------------------------------------- Casualty In Picket-Lino Battle Chinese Forces Merge Into One National Arniy — , I ja b a r *r f. . *■ Despite Order i . „ — 1— A r b i t r a t i o n Today^ * appears Only Hope To A v e r t Walkout Of Power Employees • -------- - • PITTSBURGH, CHUNGKING Fcl*. ’ 35, (/PKAn . agreement merpim* c e n t ' s ! iinnnnoi I f»M«»s *.tit- n a t i o n a l.l ;hiji*-»e Arm y ■ t -- J ': I fu al tuftiy lh Chung- ‘ • ii-. i #mottles wore - w it - , : -e I t.i (ienrnil (ieorge f'. W A SinN G T O N .Feb. 2 5 ,_ Pittsburg G E. Plant Picketed * Peiping Headquarters Is Charged With S upervi.si^T crm Of UeorgatiizaiiotT Secretary Describes Recent Measure As Hodge - Podge, 111 • Advised Legislation of Prelate'Gets'Ked Hat( At Vatican Ceremony' tii $ F eb. 25 , -wa|. Elevtrie CimiHattjr- plant here icrc will today p ic k le d by moroi than 1,400 tinioii memhera in defiance of q court injunctiorr w*tlch had-beonIs.-metl by the commons pleas court prohibiting mass picketing. The CIO electrical _ ^p r e s s e d viffo ro u a -o p p o s^ U n T r to th e -H u u se -a p p ra v cd *Cam> U b o r D is p u te s B ill. T h e |aMasaliaD. speeluK UliIW*^ -Ra4f*i" 1 b o r s e c r o t a r y c a lle d th e n ieaenvoy to Chirm who ndvistri CliInn's nrmy rt'ii'gaiiiintinp gtoms a r e h o d B o .p o d ge- leg tslfitio n mUtee. s 1, % - ***? 8?.Id i l w a s ill-a d v ise d . Tin' njjrri-rftiriit provides f ir the S c h w e lle n b a c h to ld th e S e n ­ ^cdnrtlnn of gnvehujjjntl fo- ‘es In w others union \vi-nt ahead with ate l.abar .Committee this u no 5p^livii|ii|is.nnd (s mmunist .root's full scala picketing in u test of time for legislation thaUCVouldj lo ii» .1,1 i-iiifi. in IK month-. The the miter Ity U DO o'clock this poaaiMy— vtjwet our cstubHshWI' Chini'ii' Anievii-nn hi'iebuinrtrr« nt. morning, E.3 .T . only six of the system o f dealing with labor' re: h I’riping. which is implementing 1.000 mm-sUsking office em­ UtJonshlps.” lin .c in Chirm's civil strife, is ployees had passed- through tha The House- cancelled its re­ charged with Vipervising the piVkct line. They, were women gular business session today he* terms of the ro'irgnmcation. and all six had passes to enter cause of the death of fiepresenOne of the bind* reasons setthe plant. tative J. Buell Snyder of Pennsyl­ forth for the reorganization d By 6:00 o’clock this gnorrlingi vania. However, some • edmChinn's nrmrd forep. is t- oM tn E.8 .T., only six " f the 1,000 non­ m It tees met ns usual to consider ' g , spcnlltig the nations eccmuini* striking off Ire employees had V urgent legislation. rehniillitutlon. passe,] through the picket lines. . \i....... Federal Reserve Chairman MnrMrarrwhile, Chungking *t dents They were women and nfl six rlner F.ccJos was called before „ nre p l a n n i n g f u r t h e r deni m i r a ­ had passes to enter the plant.* the .House Banking Committee to a t tion* a g a i n s t r o n l im i e d II n s siars The UK workers here quit work in give his views on extending the) f V I'ccupntion of Manchor in, a nationwide strike of electrjcal OPA for another year l*eyond! . Sl'l rt ul I ll n 11 i n i | Vll lllg* 1t workers seeking » 12 ttt) per 'lay .......* June 30. The high point of the ^ ( 111 H iw neh* « *1ur u *n#tr<l* * IH-I'' it NprUlltBl, k Ml'i't * 1m the ,,iige Insist. A '. \ I V s T " ' a li \i K l i l t o l ’N il tof pngentili, slid <"I hearings will not come until I Ifj : 1 »Mt« U,,| Hat flin t t Mtlp V 1*ufs.rr Mir* I : i i * I’m- ] Meanwhile, arhitintion today *PI ’m ..41 I hr (ini* t«. ci’rt'm uM ir* at th r \ .ilicrtit *I ii t if i Thursday, w hen industrialist 1* .AI'll iin «t»t••I w \%ith - 4.(.| i »u mmiy. the i’*'|»e t,i\r t■* * a t‘It t ‘ • ‘ I* .Is », St Join* ‘.t l'„u l |-4 nrnte,| to be the only remaining Ml v< 1hu Henry Kaiser will Testify. Com­ I'O-tll’ l Sk tluillft m l m u ; t Ktl ih e S r. ,-nt * m*t fat fr*tiin t h r t .'tilu* «eum I-w riilf* Vi .* thr |it l*A*'Tlt.lt I4»I| t*'l'«i |li,i|,f for alertin g a power strike mittee chairman Brent Spence of A PI t t n ut M aDr’hMt in I it til) iin 1% ( Itti ••rriat imi ,i h i it, li'e Pittsburgh industrial area r n i: . 1i» Mu* . |J TH hy n Kentucky believes that Kaiser meet id i? tlr iVtt»ltitf a tte n d e d which Is scheduled f*,r midnight Chicago. Violence flmrd when members of the CI.O Cnltcd Auto |iy Mrtnrhnrmn r tiiin ic slid o f. • favors continuation of OPA. tonight. Secretary of lalbor Lewis # • The House Ways and Means Workers’ l hi ion attempted to keep iioli-striEbri from entering 1*11’ ■ ric-mln fiult-d tn drnw mu ,.tithes- ' Schwellenbach has sent telegrams Committee has opened heurings plant ( International i | msiii when Soi'lct Jndicy wir* de­ l ! u r f n ; n L e l t n n a I s F o r t M e l l o n P a r k [to the Duquesne Light t ’ompariy A l c o h o l i c E v i l op the bill to extend social reImtuii etl ' slid its employee, unions asking . curjty benefits to 2tl.OOO,UOo more I them t» accept final and binding I'M S i 8 i i l > s x : i Ih *1* workers. Arthur Attmeyer chair­ C h o s e n S i t e F o r | arbitration. The labor aecretary Is T o ld R o t a r ia n s man of the Social Security asserted that every effort must n u l C M [rail*: I n • n Board, headed the list of witness­ ! In' made In prevent a work stop* es. B y D . A n d rew s R a d i o S t a t i o n Page n si1 in -i'l -$l - -* J l|*l (** t \ . i t (M* Senate committee hearings on Governor Edward Martin of . til r ••III r tm |».iiL ’ l • tv the nomination of Edwin Pauley j Pennsylvania issued a similar apf h«••h i .1,1, y ? fo r under-secretary of the 'Navy I ‘ * * II* l Mint ! c 11f|Mlf 1 hi t flitf may take a new turn tomorrow. | ' , , i tii hit rut mn pr«*Mfrvp thr health :lHIIG . i I 1st rt Sint* X U ih u i It * ( ( ukllbufd Republican Senator Owen Brew. I t i o n « i U to i .***•! Il«- l i m i t ) , Im n iu ia • star of Maine says there will be iwtng reports by John 1T »*‘M**'» 4t t.»l V ar*l HU* tiniH a w e testimony about Pauley’i rd and JosephMctnch c f il o rh iit ill'll vui rd I'l • ths to dealings wltlj government depatt (the Lions Club meeting Friday .M.i •t menh. Incidentally, administration Unit wink was proceeding on me I i 1. lion nf it ia iih lm g to bon -jl i l t i* |tt’itent t»f iti! the jH'i'plf *ll* SVimt q •*! Uit Mm*. *S*inG III aides have found at least ten lade 'ait n .II Ihi* Pijwi 4*fiiLcounty project of putting in a in Jhe I'micti an iiWoIh'Ip i iu 1^. df jr,iini ;Ii,v.Wi*t*k>i( democratic senators who. .a s of frond' to the Mullet l^tke 4 *nk ftf! j *1% JH'Mrill etlf IllflSt VMltl1 today, would vojg ttf Deject the JA C K 8 0 N VU .LB. Ha.. Feb. 35. j u it.r i. jv j lf K)..,..rn| i * riU lfiy nomu ”A> u f dn*e«WWPauley nomination. Atuinmlng-that M'fc (Af rr.n u T fhirk; a memU-t f W I r t f ? .IT T :.TT f..- i.T. «ny ,ly Dim|R hr murbt pivr t*» thr .H* *tuU ; ** f*a\t S6 Republicans ] I tiflllll 1^1wi-n * grnnti ' oppose it, of'Contnierce, Clty lUII, Hanforik tinn.just conducted imllcaU-s th e re' In with sand, the club voted to of Aktiholtc AnunyinuUR, in a that w\uld seem to indicate the on Wednesday anil Thursday inn)' be an overproduction f egus offer its sorvnes to the t'mm * l*f*frtre Hip Knlaty Club t\X ^ the ttu rp nut ii tjaimiiim b u t him iu - IHffllUt In Jarnr ^ A River* tu TOKYO, Feb. 25. U tV - AuAlra\t**tmi’iit ba«| -urn lioy.i,^iijwralp -«iuh i» wiutian nomlnatfaq .Will > be defeated. Mr K»* ♦ linn Lieutenant (general John this week to nnswer question* and in a few Florida area v iturlng tin) Comniisslon and to (lie Semin do Muy fan Hotel tmlny. fjrhft up in S e o u lu m n pint P|‘M mtlU s lS * » * l 4 ipm rf»l»*H next few months, nlthnugh genre* Sportsmen's As«ocintian i'n KxpUinilip ihftt “ an *lcohi»lk Mint Ibuy hint 1 Wuu It**H#*f \»viu» Stfttiun. NorhfotL the DrilUh *»mipation aid" In the filin e of income tax ally speaking there will be n i opera ting in making linproio 1 , 1 . (in VVMJM ui In n p'TMiti for w horn one 1 1 rink , *•'oinninm ler, idiuiNt a n ordur today returns which will he due on Mnr. f>Itli-i III* ulist- «■f I hi’ f 1ll sillily fill l i t o o m a n y a m i n h u rm tin l n-it Jifttiif-w (iu t pi ahiliit in*f frntur in ra t lin Itutvifen M.i v M. Ki% 15, John I.. Kalis, collector of shortage," said William L Wd- inents to the park, 4 i««"U(it tif ihi- !«♦ Ii t m i»l»- ,* Ptinuuh, ' * it itliili (*l woman ion* iu <’ of It was suggested by. I ion M< ■ I# ,J r t t«**tifir»i‘ H r itUh IrmipH m Ja p a n *ind the * Internal Revenue for Florida, en- son. director of Florida State iGi’ K |»i ■ *■ ii|>11. lllttl *ethl-» i 1\ Fnrmeis' Markets Unlay tn a re )h n , ,| u () ulllirrtoh,. ,, " w h o h a - lu r a n , ,, i t p f i n i t v l y nlh*r f I, * *,i,i mu ut i J a p i i o r n e . Hi A l . . . .I.H a M - J t h a t [ nounced today. it Tr r Mil- i ILJitpvt fc >i f-M t ri •11j- fit fa* hrnttftfr , .■luftlUt **• *h** i ‘1*V j nil hiA t rooji* hnv *■ W en iiiat riirt * | The long foim 1040 mjap be view of conditions affecting f r o .tailing outdoor fin-phue*, and . n i c In al* *»hnl.*' mill inhlinfc th a t it nil ii Ay nr* il t h r u ' 1i i f tin t k * . h a levs-j f -. i * 1f o v i T I ihiIkthi' flit 111 Hi*' |m -1 f-s f o'li , * «l tn * la f nut nf thr JuMiii’i* **f H all 'used as »n income In* r r i n r n hy <liif?tioD an*ll i | i * l i i >r> * i. J, ii. Vb nt»* fr$Tc| 1T<v* Kt HU ah-u h, Jit lo IPa i it Is. ill m l f Mn* F it . j Japanese. those whine income was f .r*,000 or Hade I'Ity market ik dei-lcd to , hr, rtuh apprirvurt • ttlH itu^'jf iivy j* t|li i( I il j'hiMrlit ll ll M lld . ) V. ill f * the handllry^of poultry product*.. , IIIOiIpi alrl >, V| f Amtff'W a utJltnl If H im .J trm*, I hr ln-ru *i filial j I 'mlisl Statu"* t r«b»|H hns t* nn mura-ln 11*45, or who claim, de­ l.d 'Vb I h.il n»H **( -aid ' 1 hn ttmi in aJ hiioTi to Lh .* jM’it »‘<i Ui kill L i pu l giiVlLl ItiUriil . n l » j afu'li in*t n iu liu iu ^ iu I (jiiliiilh* (rue* hum urn on i h -1 Mtivf f« t Cpt. Robert C.*Washburn, afirr ductions amounting to more than arid, we a re*tn k iry steps t" ’*r* 1rd Lions iv-hliaid and M,-i-, b , . »p%t*n abovp then* a n a range for the neevssaty camlhug comiiilllv«mi--n t„ m n l.itl the < Mi. Uisera. U " l» Mir Japunem* m their m an y ib<ttai m pnlitv* ierving 20 months in the Europe- 10 percent of their. income. A fte r th r tom mi: Kt«‘«W m+ii) |mU*Btlnl jiluohohcA grading fncflftles ni »t a number > j niiRnionei mjmjnner*m oi mid Sportiuan Kporttnan A n m^'V V Those ii»ing the long form, and •n Theater of Operations, lias ||^ KradinK 0||ir - w .I rate i>i r-nil ir« ,Juf11‘trr 11ICUled i i'll ;. tbm . e »«IIn S regnids to * Lion's • i.* in UiJm country who have mjvoe a till riirriV tinn cie M s.'iThu’ luoilil** 5# Id thill he Wilii -a t lifte d that “ hornua and in public placed other strategically, loot members In virtually nil other rwiu^fs, pn»v* l h u t s^udnl * h h ’il n*> pnhu- a Iiic c ttt(*r* was no opposition l i been discharged from the United should he*sure to gnll'cr nil neces­ rkets, with a view * ° 11* .Club co-operation in Impnivltltf taken a «lrlnk but \%ho-WouM lo*- uifcf.. uurlfliuly tn» jiiiliriitl pr* * the . States Arm y at Camp Rlanding. sary information brforc .starting m arkets,..................................... ita tm n , it »x i« s im p ly -i however. Northuott #uy» ilriti«H 11 v b i Isu p S Uw I'a g e 4:ialit» ‘,v_ „ r , ' ' roint* alrohntir.A if they ever did. biithin. Imfl }l fiir ttixeti, Jbrtw niuttet • L fnr (| the park. n ’liriiuf the li* policy will In* the uiiiff a$ that He returned to .th is country a- to fill out the return. Having that* it if* not a mn f»*ru, in in\esit nut m niirv in pii*- l‘«*MPir of tha American command in . r rt 1 For the first, lime In Ihe histioy to IhflnrliiK board the U. S. Arm y Transport this information at hand will save I I ht* no alroholtr, btif*. that 11 if Japan. you considerable trouble and per­ Thomas II. Barry, of the nnnfor^i i.ion** i« „ worfi* than that to \h• 0111* mol noF \PMlit.n* ratfu-i tlbiit in lb| many l\ hm Thr r. •.it Nsnrihrott *n>!%. for fmdance, v i n u r - fflra lu i *-l i *u iv* While in the states he rrceivnl haps some tax money. * •-w v j ««r mcnihem of the ltoh*oi, fumi at thi * 4-$ » ' I t I-..ft Mull *(1 do anything at**.»ut it, Mr \n training at Camp Biauche ut New Method of ('omplling Data. a*it thu I lly that Huti*h Kmptre force# wUI Park ** « v*Mr h 1 B y J u d t T 6 W a r e i * n '»«* hnwi for "talking th-p" do, drrwiB, adifrtt tluit tlifn* nri* many 1liiiiif" Saul Mr l *'htti,iit \llli«*ii|th I h r M m-»i*aif**« *> hn* m 1>« I t U ^Orleans, .Camp Claiborne -La. and *hu mYct *a i v Ih* permitted lo br in y their wises ™ — * ing u meeting. Fines of i’ll ten \\ rile this information on one jhi11n non 1111Hrd in t In* imma of uhiA'k Hfl* th r f 11 t t tn h r rr Jefferson Barracks, Mo. Hs sailed or more work sheets in the follow. 'i-iii-, miimitur I nnd fnmlllu# lo Japa n as mw ii each hiiptmed on Jam* » It* Irn'ti*. I • I ■ * -i r * | II ulunloi I'srn, aim) t li ftI thv fi$w! »civfil, Utimhiit < h=t-• h.gi Emm ..f th In Sept. 1044 for overseas duty *ng order: i * litiinl'pf a - f a j d il ie i are a va ih ^ te Ron, Jr. who wi|j* hi'Adl i«» lorn ti­ . . .!. p th in ir f*'t :itr**b..|ii t#» »!>■ ti* North rott si3*•♦* lui* ili'« Inivtl that itivtnd r ,,f I f t hi SfKiittiilc . ** -"t with the 74 lit Railway Qperatlng the iliff tun Ity of fitting run , . . 4 i»* ■ ti ui unit; 1ryiliie !•» hH| Imn '( l| (,H| t■« • Uait I Income in litIfe— Amount of . »HUp (4*1(1 Ut ti'lliil AliinJ. I ini HUH (■H~Battalion. In August, .1045. h« F u r ilr I Will? iin iulorivohUi* nft* i cu h fiim f i ?»* w ith i t ki tarn f|T■ lip WHi- |H$vl, iiitoku .iriicrt*! f,,f lh*' t «1115111 4Cl4*f», btUit hr i'li i i .Ulflth fit | . s jll ht |>ir* , ..f I* h pat mu for* re iiwva lamlutl at t ii.it ‘*i hi r • it*.-* **•*■*■1*1 <!•♦ •* ink. was transferred to the Army Mo­ wages and other income received. I his license had been revoked by , nrti, |r , if clothing, and o', .Id t(tl# r f *um■ 2. Deductible expenses— Expen­ the City. John. Pinkney H ail “ | brother, llorry Hobson, return I sum hi- k i- o.iuiutlt.,1 utiit nta'i Ifltt* pi, ,*1 Sfiilii ll* .t«f«J'l) i. t . F n r -M-titfi h \ lh. • * Ku rt* tion Picture Service and lafer,-as­ t oill Yvitti .1 iJiMii he* t ii,.- i '" " I " " III K ty yiriM hr Im* signed to duty with thu 37flth In- ses necessary to -your work or Chuluoto. was svnteneed I[fblay . v.-ternns and ncir meint,ei ot n h N » i tot i* < I S|M'Hk|isK fI »*lll f ItMU-l*, hi* vv Ir'h 'h r.ir t n| I r *pt*n ^r , V ..| ))„• j " " " ‘H" '*! * » n tr y Regiment of the 04th 1) 1- business. in County Court by Judge It. Mi- club who admitted under ipier'n. . .1. Reductions—l'et,tain kinds of Ware to spend 24^hours^lrt^( tiunly j„j, n,n^ |lu , an tt spoiding g «,.i, midI Hint St i a litud'job hi airInk «■ utils tn ihl# (tiuxl. .441.1 'll ■ " I l - • vision. ha Canada Hi) that hi* turd for-lib Cliftst-, uiuf In* kmmn l hat in Ihivj Snufui«J t»y .1. L. I"gi*’i , presl-l *, l i t t. * During hla overseas duty he l a x c'k . • lntrre.it. contributions, Jail and pay a *1” fine* of ’ * $75 and ' st.*rc. V*«r< 'n m l krmw i . v%hnl Jic \* n yi iir e*f ph-nly Itir prnpli* v s ill dent of H i losses, fAim fire, ilortn and thsft. was stationed In E h g lu d , France, cost* or 30 .lays In addition, after D. Ii. N.'TiehlrtL'r of Trenton, t i i ti iill Bunk » h " was acquainted j (__ « ’ Belgulra. Luxembourg, i f j j l | a n d and unusually large rdedical ea* he had been found guilty hy • N. J „ and Thomas J. Maloney of talking nboul. Tl)«* only way for iiiv4$ ifunuimUty. Willi Ml IB4i-i s," detlared Mr. j W ASHINGTON, Feb. 25, (4*1— • penses. A and Germany. ore entarlo Jury. On anether charif*. that of Freeholder,’ N. J., were gj^jesta. at a person lo «|uit lie |uhl I* tv Higgins. Hr ji l.iitl UmJ tlie w" ' ’fjT n e Senate toilay lined up behind the service he was connected wiiih 4. Taxes already P*id— Artfhunt •XfftAlve ip^ed, h t plf*d«*d nuio tlje meeting. II'll Kiln iirft If r n l f I-I* kill ^ Ih mnt ili-vi'Iupnt.-nt "f 1 ths Florida State Theaters. Ills £ ithhebl from wages and a* con t rude re and waa fined $5 or n Kideial school lunch prugram ha<l l«"i> none by the Seminole mure than ilmilile the” amount /w ife, and fSntlJy reside In this ount of estimated lax paid on .Todays. * '• County Chnitdn i "f I .oiiuii'rce in a city. . w*te.| Inst week by the ttnuSr. The 1045 income. Read carefully ths The case of E- M. I*ce, indict c l co-operation vifllh 3D. Thgley. |V|iil. 4i nwwwe ft ■ wiiuiiii n wv«ri Robertv C. Washburn wears pamphlet of instructions for form by the Aliand Jury foe aggravated Senate measures would autboiixe LA K E LA N D . F.-h 25. . i d 1) Among (hose wh" teslifiwl ill 8 tmi.04HI.000 annually for food the European Theatre rlbbox with 1D40.^ I f you didn’t reealve these assault nn *J. H.' Trulurk. which Klorbta is ilu.- siati.-i.-d light three battle alarm, ihe P#e»ldentli| instructions and form 1040 in the was certlfiA l by ths Circuit CJO'irt fr.wt' . a i l y toimurow momltig it. the henring in favor of tho station buying, plus another $15,000,000 Unit Citation, World W ar II Vic­ mall, you can-obtain both from ft, to the Courtly fam r^ for Dial, was low districts , in tin'’ oiirlhcrfi weie, Willard Bi-lute, who will bo f»r nutritional education or facili­ tory ribbon, American Theatre collector'! office hi your -district, triad F r 1 if a y, and a jury the resident manager of the .sta­ ties needyd for the turn'll program. urea. and Good Condi&t- ribbon* a postoffice, bank, or possibly recqmmende.1 a verdict of assault ‘ The nineteenth eilition of the rcgldor"; Dr. Edwin Mlm*. author The enly opposition expected hy J.ight deposits- me prrflictml tion and It. heigh, solicitor. anrf* battery. Judge Ware fined Rolllrar**College -Aninlatnl Magn- of "The Advam'ing South" aiul mound 0 :18) n’rlock tonlorynw Andrew \V. Bennett appi'ure.l a* most of (he opposition is frmg employer. * :______ i . your When you .start to fill outftbe L ee ’$60 and costs. _ xtne was prrscntpd yesterday "Adventures America" who pre- morning f.'r GXIhrtvjllc. the up. Sir. River’s attorney. Tim Rev. economy advocates. Senator T aft On a jury verdict o f-gltm y7» f afternoon on the school cam|,ir* sunlrd "Bright Intvrvals"; Throe p.'r 4-Hst .coast. Illooksvilli- and J. E .' Me Kinli-v represented the of Ohio told a reporter ho may return, have-on hand your work, sheets with the necessary figures reckless driving, E. D. -Serrinc before a throng of 8001) *u! sjing* "Las Csmpanas," “ Estrsl- (trlando .Jiatrirts, Tempt-ruturea Sanford Ministerial Ass*i*iatl >n oppose the school lunch authorloh Income, deductions and taxes was fined $100 and eosU or ^0 scribers with Greer Garson; tic , litn" nnd " O n w a r d Christian will be arounil 35 dt-gri-cs and at the hearing, and the Rev. J. .1. ration because he was against It paid on 4645 Income. . W ith these days.i. era! Carlos ltomulo, high com­ Soldlors" which wore sung by La higher. For Itldge, Bartow, and Root lepreseiilml Supt. Lawton In prlclple. Vermont's Senator Work 'sheets • as guldsJ? fill o u t-V N aerman Coley and Curtis Hall missioner of the i’hillppinett Hu* Masa C hiral of the I’olytrchnk- west roast .listricts temtwratures and the srhmds. lilw nnl Higgins Aiken recalled that when the pro­ S gt. George E. Elliott, eon of your return one step at a tlrttp. were acquitted by tne Jury c f Yong Huang, noted C h i n e s - Institute nf I’ucrto Rico; Groer will he 37 dogr.-es and higher, representei! the Chaniber of Com­ gram was started in 16:16 it w u r. anil Mrs. George B. K lllitt Remember one step at a tlrorf ch arge, of taking quail out of arlrcss; nnd Bob Feller, fanmui* Garson, »l«r in "Mrs. Miniver,” with 40 .Icgroct in the lower merce, and County Agent C. IL hrandeil by many senators ns cumho reside at- CIO E ast Third (and you ran 'w rite that in big season. The esse o f Harry L. pitcher of the Cleveland Indian* “ Mr. Chips," "Blossoms' In the cast coast. Dawson, lh.- farming m liyest* anil munistlr. He addril, however, that t, has been dlechargM /frnm letters) la the a s s i s t w ay to fill Wing, charged with selling In­ as the star contributors. J. Kdqar J>uat" and other famous screen Tucs.lay will be fair and warm­ amateur radiu operatirr* of the since tho program proved such a United S tales A r m y A ir out the long form. Follow' -the toxicating beverages, was con­ Hoover, F.B.I. ChUf, was ached- ; plays, who read excerpta front er, The forecast for tonight nnd city. success it was not even considered numbered directions on your re­ tinued due to tba Illness of the uled to appear hut wired at th e ! "Outstanding S c r e e n F lays"; Tues.lny morning -Is d g -L - ear skies EJIIott, been- ata- turn and don’t worry about the gentle winds becoming light . . , , last minute that it would lx> ini- Ita lic F. Fenningt.m, Minister of with genii _ Neb., for nazt ntep until you f f t ' t e It. If defendant. at Grand Motion for a new trial was filed possible for him .to,gome. the F irst Unitarian Church, Ghi* by midnight idnlg_ __ and contlnu.’d rather received hie Itoji .direction does nol apply to In lh* c&st of Condor Mcrritk s«e past ten men ago, g a v .u ti talk concerning ccoj with temiy-ratur.'! slightly The weather waa perfect fnr cago, h lami B a tj you, don’t pay xny atUntoh tir it. beer parlor operator o f Altamonte the, nrograrn which was presented "From the Margins of Vermont’r; higher in extreme northern .11*y^ -eebasic _j • ■■ treining a u_ ------- , tartalaal ;i"l : Many Nbt A ff^ U d Bprings. who waa round guilty in tne open under a clear, blue Alexander Mclklcjohn, formerly tricts an.l the lower east coast, a t Sloua F«dls, 8. Many Uxpkyers, particularly or carrying a eotvcealtfMireapcn. sky with the speakers platform, President of Amherst College, ■ — ■ * ■Wii, and Boca Raton wage-earners hnd others who do I>r. J. II. Root, veterans coun­ covered, with, a canvas canopy, Chief «f Experimental College of not operate a business or profaeRJUd. MASONS Tp MEET - being the focal point 'o f n semi­ the University of Wisconsin, who MONROE C H APTE R TO M EET selor, announced Unity that dis­ •ROME, Feb. 35 , <A*>— FraneU charged servicemen will be given (Vrdlnal Spellman today declaratK ’ * not atteetad by h io o r " Monroe Chapter No. 15, o f the circle of spectator*. A t 2:30 F. M. presented “ The l^»n.lon Confer­ The Royal Arch degree will l»c an opportunity to receive a course that freedom of religion la "ill* the g o u t artiste walked through ences an Education"; Jessie B. Royal Arch M**o»» 8 01 U>* fundamental Jreedom necessary Tuesday evening a* 7 JO o clock the center o f the crowd up t.> Rlttenhouse who presented Poetry conferred on n class of c*ndi.lates In insurance. Veterans desiring such training for human happiness" The New ’. U they don’t hafc ‘ a t the Masonkt Temple. Th» Royal the platform where they were I’age which consisted of three Tuesday evening i t 7:30 a’clotk Arch Detrre* vrill b* conferred Hatad and awaited their tum to (foams: "B ltt," pWhile Peacock," At the regular meeting of Monroe ean undergo four weeks training York Prelate made the remark at the Mutual Insurance Institute in a broadcast sermon ae he took and "Marsh Grass"; Alexander Chapter Np. 10, . K.A.M. out fo u r return early so R oyal Arch Maaona *ra appear. In Chicago and will be followed over the church o f SainU , John D r ., Hamilton Holt, nresldeat W. Weddell, former U. B. Am­ J o a tto n d . COLEMAN A T C A L CU TTA by 48 weeks of on-lhe-Job train­ and Paul In Rome, the titular o f Rollins College, waa tha editor bassador to Spain and Argentina ‘ ing which may lie in the location church of Pope Pius X ll before T o f the magaslne an.! presented who talke .1 on “ Snap Shota of all yopr flguroe. It EN ROUTE t O U. 8 . DIRECTORS TO MEET Sgt. Boyd Coleman, currently of the veteran’s own choice. Dr. he became Pontiff. • * msy save you dclW* as well as _ ,f*t LiauL Elwln W. Harrison the Editorial Foreward, .lie Intro­ India": Robert Feller, pitcher for Spellman said also that thu >A meeting of the offlcials and extra parwr work la correcting o f 1016 Elm Avenae U among duced the following: Martin An­ the Cleveland Indians who gave at CalcuU, India,. It slated to Hoot snorted. Dr. Root added that any vet­ Pope wa* deeply concerted about the -a "Sports Page” Fred Stone, deport for the United Slates* bn p o n * rag e ; m o om 600 Arm y vaterans returning to dersen, publisher of Orlando Sen­ me of 'dfrecton of the Junior mistakes later on. Feb. tfl. He Is scheduled to a r­ erans "anxious lo improve their portions of hla flock in "n u aif V The redaction In. th« Unttod 8 U U » aboard the tinel and Reporter-Star, who gave distinguished Broadwey actor Who o f Commerce will be 8. R Oneida Victory, according the Editorial "Rollins Declares « appeared In “ Llghtn’ln," . "1You rive In Hanford on oe about Apr. earning rapacity by a short course part* of the worhl whera man’s tomorrow night at 8:00 mad* by Congreea 1, according to Information re- In insurance" may contact him right to religious freedom U vio­ i to Information received today Dividend"] Brig. General Carlos Can’t Take It With You" and apply to 1645 'clock at the C ity HalL accordbroad way successes gave celred Saturday by Mrs. Boyd a l his hams at 811 Palmetto lated with diabollcul deceit s broadwey -------^ from the Uarrfce Force Com* F. Romulo who presented "Eestgr other " * vfei. Coifmsn. UAtanlc fu ry." Avenue, Message from t k Tunnel of Cor- a “Sketch," r PtoW»*r 9t .t b g FwUkJ ITtots , • **«:,*. " . ' * - -1 ' a • ■ ; ;* r ■ ‘ ' * • --- ■ 7 r Deputy Internal Overproduction Lions Club ^Offers Revenue Agents Of Eggs In Few Ttt Aid Commission Here This Week Areas Indicated ()jr 'Park' V^roject 3 ^ OpllectoPH Will Aid Wilson Says Heavy' h111"’ ‘ J ^ C i t i z e n s .In Pre­ Shipments Continue I paration Of Forms In Florida £reasl| olviiY To Locate Sta-;|,r;,!1 Here Awaited I'roni Federal Group | PerrVnt Of People Of V. S. Are VieOf Aleoholism lhp ;cc!f* Fiaternization lktyr^tui Ikitvsbu Japs Prohibited Washburn Is Home Following European Service Harl Is Sentenced * S e p a r a te Counts i-’j f"r;Lunch Frwjfram J mnf.-rd Atinntic .,- I-uvorcu By Senate Frost Predicted v For Orlando Area Nineteenth Edition 0 i‘ Kiillins Animated Magazine Is Presented .«W g g t George Elliott Gets Army Discharge a Insurance Coufse I Available To Vets Cardinal Spellman Takes Over Churches T13-. � 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, February 22, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 22, 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 22, 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/df5a00982f97c091d306167991052a9b.pdf d892fc5f90609059eeba2b8b14dd4425 PDF Text Text IRUAR No ' Heavy Celery Shipments For Next Few Weeks m en need" to^’ llT h^’ per bag, FOB. and may go higher. » i’Oranges and grapefruit roar‘ * hating has been hurt by the steel B gQ gfvikt, but the market did not due largely to fine cent li Pascal and the balance, O v ie d o Valencias will be goldenhcart variety. iy March 1. With nmck -celery Is estimated to .be about 1,400 acre*. a.i. tinusl, with acres of Pascal. considerable demand has develop­ possible m ed from canners and growers This muck celery usually msfeel that prices will remain high ture« during latter March or early April. throughout the deal. . To date Sanford has chipped Reverting to celery, a check 014 cars arid Oviedo 371! cars of celery according to Charles Sher­ man of the Federal State Market News Service. Florida ship­ reported, of which about JO per ped 03 cars Tuesday ^ c o m p a re d GREYHOUND RACING Running Fire, winner _ of the second race and the third race chief tam Dame, presented daily double ticket holders with 1174 on 12 tickets at the Sanfonl-Orlando Kennel Olub last* night. Running Fire was a longs hot in. the betting and rewarded straight backers with 118.30. She ran from the sixth box. Lfame netted straight backers with cmly $1.40 for a $2.00 ticket in the third event. TONIGHTS ENTRIES: v t r a t M ar* __ I - a l a r m LuTErarfL LaSW 'lftl, Warn. ly, Kru-erc, ' iy_ Com; i Town i 1‘rlds. » „ • « * Itarv— Pal a r ilf i (Klnt Hall Hail; Uaablvl Jo y L rr. I’ick P R Je c k 1)11 Hurk l’i> 1*31. Kansar. Natural itoll, (Hand due, lllll l.Uiun' • a l r i l M a n — It, l a h u r l I S e ri. a U H a l f H a l l - ’t a a k l e l Pal Jury, tinl<f Trlrk. Canflrld. chlrkailrr Jrrrry Mur, Dltlr VoU, Minnie's Livr, ItOti'a to ra Bilk S a a tla !1 >. 8:00 P.M. Sharp Tonight’s * All-Si I i GREYHOUND GU8 la on the air ever WDBO tonight at CilO and ever-WLOF at <:23 with all the “dope" on the doge at the Hsnford-OrUndo Kennel Clab. I/ - ml :,h ^Lr SEVENTH RACE — FUTURITY SILVER DICE FEATURE , ■ DOUBLE 4 M B H EF------------CUTE COED ROCKY tDGE SGT. ItAKRIE GRAND FEATHER SANFORD -ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB M ilk FINE LIQUORS Tax $11 a gallon, plus a small charge for. the AT LONGWOOD NO MINORS ALLOWED l l a r r — it, lit x l l r i H lalalela lla rrl . f t d u '/ r r t i r aboul 12 mile* South of Snnford Girl Awaits SIGNS SHOW CARD A N D PO STERS 0 —Dee’s Sign Service • CO. D. L A N DRESS’) ------ ---1021 m i« Phone S DEPENDABLE AND PROMPT Drycleaning Service LANEY’S DRY CLEANING Co I’h one 4 6 5 Ship fiatt Word has been received from Army headquarters at Manila, that T-5 Roger H. Ingram, whose wife lives at 100314 Elm Avenue, Sanford, is awaiting transporta­ tion to the United States, and ■ubsequint discharge from the Army, lie lias, Iteen .attached to (he '.’lull Replacement Depot near Manila, and is the son of Mrs. Laum Ingram of Marinsbtirg, W. Va. lie entered the Army in Novem­ ber, I!1t'J. trained, with«the 1037’h Engineers and was sent to the European theater in March, 1943. He participated in fighting ir\ Germany and later in Luzon /') the Philippine*. His decorations include the -ETO and Asiatic 1’nclftc ribbons with one battle star. * • ■ ASCAOl B10G, St YEH- ^ OLD-FASHIONED DECORATING SCHEMES ARE I OUTI J Noted Negro Tenor To Be At Crooms Emanuel Mansfield, noted ne­ gro tenor,” and Robert Evans, who is known as the "little giiint of the piano" will appear Thurs­ day evening a t 8; 0o o’clock nt Crooms Academy on the.. West side, U was announced by J .‘ N. Crooms, principal. Man,field, who was raised on a Virginia farm, U a product of Prince Ann College, Marylandl Claflin College, S. C.: Moorehouse College, Atlanta U nlrsnlty •*»tern, and did post gradual* wqyk In voice at Vo«a Hubbard Btudica of Boston, Mars. The musts public of Sanford is Invited by J. H. Crooms to hear these "artists.’’.. During the first"year of World We can fumiah paint and glass ror every purpose and are equipped to handle War II, the U.8 .S.R. established any sire job. Remember, there la a Pittsburgh Paint for every surface. Let us five new union republics: the reconimend expert painters who will give you real quality workmanship. Call Karelo-KInninh. the Estonian, the I .<(vi.it the Lithuania* and iha MolH»*i»n Soviet Socialist R«r publics. Wo have a complete stock of th e BEST GRADE OUTSIDE PAINT FL0™,M a t£ OPENS 12:15 P.M. Dally! WED. —LAST DAY erVo ' TWIN SIZE FOLDING BED Complete with n buoyant roll-edge mattresn, comfortable STARTS THURS.l The immortal .Jack London story is the action-packed tale boom gold rush of t hise __ ... .of . ..the.-------days, when - the-Klondike famed for Its fortunes, tight* ?inr « . ! l 0 f , aM, 8tUn,»y ,ln,ahed ,n b,nck cPamt'l- Folds up easily and can bo whisked away In a jiffy on ousters into closet LOVE SEATS B cjtU ilfulljr u p holster- GABLE ed xx)vo Scats rdd charm to your bed­ LORETTA YOUNG IACK LONDON’S REDUCED TO ALL OF THE WILD” WITH— JACK OAK IE COMING—-SUN. — MON.! FLORAL CHAISE LOUNGE . ' and INSIDE C O L O R S and FINISHES! ALUMINUM, SHELLAC and VARNISH! • Put Into Effect Jriiy Hi, Minty Ho P!) Ink Nut Sr, Drmrl. Vnnkrr Hun, Hllrk TtJtk* Uallanl llrarl, Colored tiles, aislh Hat*— la la rllri tU alal* a lla rr l , Meeker Tjs«e Kn(*nv Jiny tk>ril ttlille U|aa. JuM -Howdy, While Plait Kiowa Are. Klyln1 Jenny Plash Nrwr. wetewlh Hare—m i# WHn tlrnnd itlrt. Cute Cord, firand PcaUirr, Silver .like. Ills Hep. dal llarrlr. Hurky itlilif*. Double rr&lure/ a ' ■ ing for construction or financing, rely guaranteeing the ■qwlwi-u lUee) * n«»». I I , m , (Uranium. against financial loss. To secure , Hoy. llrp Cat llleMttepd. the agreement, the owner will Cobnej dirt. Tunis. submit hi* plans and cost cetl- P A C K A G E S T O R .B - TURN AT RED ARROW • Pvt. Henry 'Williams, son -of Mrs. Nora Williams . of U 23 Orange Avenue is smong many ’Army veterans returning to the United Btataa aboard tha U.8.8. Drew from tha Pacific area, aeCl.EWI8T<jN, Feb. *0, (PN 8 ) cording to Information received —A unique plan to help combat today front tha Service Force the 'national housing shortage by Commander of the Pacific F leet employe home bulldly a* materials allow n pat Into effect by WORCESTER, (M — A piano which has arranged to guarantee waa stolen on Main S tre e t Mrs. petals of employee* homes within Timothy Miskell -confidently left the next five years without dan­ It in the front hall while she car­ ried some household effects to ger of loaa to the owner. The company has arranged with her new Lincoln Square home. its subsidiary, the- Clew I#ton When she returned the piano was Realty' Corp, to- purchase the homes at actual coat lea# fourtenths qf one percent per month mate* to ,ihe Realty Corp. during the next five years. If the The owner need not Mil hie employe for arty rekson should home to the Clewiaton Realty sever his connection with the T f i but Lf he desires to do ao, United States Sugar Cerp., in should make hie request to that that period and desires to sell. company within 30 days after Purpose, of the plan;—Clarence severing his connection with the R. Bitting, president of the siljrir United States Sugar Corp., and company, ernlalned, la to provide the Realty Corp. will then have employes with the financial as­ 80 days In which* to complete the surance that their Investment will purchase of tha home. be safeguarded, and thus assist It is hoped that the plan wty. them to combat the housing short- bo instrumental in removing any age by building their own home*. doubta in employes’ minds' about The plan U availabla to those the future and thereby encourage employes who have a base salary them to build their-ow n homes of 1260 or more per month and jioyt. Bitting said. are recommended for the plan-by their supervisor. Valuation of the The eaay way to separate egi property should not exceed 26 yolk from white is to use a smai times the individual's monthly funnel. -The white should sill salary... The Clewialon Realty through the funnel and' tha yoll The Juice of fruit plea and the into the frost. 1 H*.™**1 Pl«« can. he kept in a tin qf bo ° m bolHn* «Hrer,.«pd *epxklfl*. p u t'ln* the ’* *- - oven __ F A R R E L L ’ S Husband Of Sanford On Houle 17 (Sanford Highway) I’M HEADIN’ HOME TO REPAINT WITH PITTSBURGH’S COLOR DYNAMICS!* ^ llrrr— l a u irlo , m a la W I. K arr) Ifnrto H#s, ilrttsr Orcnld, Double Bd«r. Hllk llrau. Dully * Tlmra. Never Idle, drooler lllll, Pertly nr AMD BAD KANGAROO CAN OO COrtSlOlRAOU QrtMAGi EN ROUTE TO. U. S, Running: Fire, bam e Cop Daily Double Housing Shortage We can make IMMEDIATE DEL! VE1UES The Complete Paint and Glass Store ETCHER E. BOLLS, Owner . * with .California’s Id. Of the Florida total, Sanford shipped 21, Oviedo, 3; Sarasota, 7| Bella Glade, 30 and other section* 2. Most markets were reported steady and getting stronger. Belie (jtkde is reported to have and has an estimated 3,100 scree vet to harvest, much of which w jukt belltg ret. Shipments from this section a rt expected to b4 no heavier th a n . at p ro m t form at least two weak#, and will probab­ ly not pick up much before March LAMPS Choose a smart lamp to brighten up that drowsy room I We’ve a wide selection of varied styles In table and floor lamps. Table lamps have graceful china bases, beautiful shades. Three-way lighting In the floor lamps. Table Lamps Floor Lamps * �— » • ' v * •• _•- c-w.^ -- -- m j r? 9H W ====*= sssH g ra * *r; *M ' In Unity There LT Strength— T# Protect the Tear* of the World j To Promote the P ra trrw of America; To Predate Prosperity for Sanford. * ; 4 'i j -* aSj I f e r a U t HP ~ " =* v I' THE WEATHER Considerable cloudiness with slowly rising tempecaturr thin afternoon and fanlfht. Friday partly cloudy and warmer. Mo­ derate easterly u fade. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEH VOLUME XXXVII Established 1908 Workers Vote To End Strike In L ancaster SANFORD. FLOKIDA, THURSDAY. FERRUARY 21, 1910 It Was A Whale Of A Story PowerCompanyWorkers In Pittsburgh’s Vita] I n d u s t r i a l Area Set For Feb. 26 \W f Pope Bestows Symbolic Hats Truman On Cardinals Historic St. Peter’s Cathedral In Rome Is Jammed By Somo 20,000 For Ceremony t a r AMoriATWi P jiritai _ Associated Press I.eased Wire Will Continue To Pittsburgh Steel Mills Begin To Perk Again 1 . VATIC AJ- *CtT\’r Feb. 21. f/P)— 1 L ‘ JPrioric 8l. I’pJer’s Church in. Rowe wn't jn famed with the | ~ Trfflmi^ workers in Lancanter, Pn., have voted to end their 16-dny-old walkout. An official o f the AF of L (ntn< sit union, A.II. Keeler, of Philadelphia, tmya he expects the Lancaster bus mid trolley operators to be back on the job tomorrow morning, The workers voted this morning i'h n rrh ' beitowsD upon-, • (•<‘ 1 ** 12 "e<v cardinal* their -t h»t*. Four of the c •r*>' air are ill and werr in rriv vi a 'lc n tl th* e-ln rf'd 1 to accept a new contract with the C b n e s t o g a Transportatiorv Company providing for n wage* Increase of IS cent* an hour, a» _A«mpofod with the-original union — demand of 20 centa. The contract also include* a strict maintehan-e of union membership -clause and an*lncrea<t< of i j o a month -tn pension* for retired employees. 'With the end of the transit strike. Lancaster is pulling out HIS WORRIES WERE PII.INO around him so “Dopey Dick” tbs of the general walkout called by ronfuscl whale of Han Frnnci.co Day *nd«d_ lt..alj_ by becoming . . the AF of L Central Labor Unionwrdgod amid the support* of Pier 3 nt Nas, Calif. The big fellow. . in support of the transit workers. SO feet long and weighing 2S ton*, fa shown at the end of u butgo 1‘hkcts l.»vo been withdrawn from I able after crew* of three currier* tied nt the pier complained several stores, and »ewral chain of the local "fresh air." A cutter will tow the carcass out to tea and blow it up. (Intsm itional) (I'M ilaaH On !•««. T lt ree) - ceramnnic- nt which pooe Pitt' -\ 11 o'Cclntr.l U, . .^tytiuwsiUsftiff «4WrrwMR»«Pfl*s*> j t ( :linttly ;.(ter 9:30. Roms time. * ShU mnrofag on Ws •pnrtsblc throne. Seine . 2(U>09 <i siting man: would he withdraw hi* nomination of Pauley? The P r« i[drill replied with * fla t "No". | When he get* behind a man, said : Mr. Trumnn, he usually stays bo. j hind him. Hu made it clear that I his position had not' been ching| nl by the uppral of Democratic ! Senator Toni Stewart of TonnsaIf re that Pauley withdraw from tha fight, in order to end a serious ' rift within the Democratic Party. ’ Mr. Truman said he had not yet ; i fniil InurA |J« r» 4» rhrr«| ^ chu-rh* : i’” ’ <>■ and church faithful . l.ad filed in to d h e hl*ir r k erilfi • I nfi,-r d-v'ii a id by h orld's Inrgc.t c h irfb w'a. iittnmed. J** / 1Vital a u d 'I L iiu .’. am toerarvV i : th. diplot ;,tlc rc.rp« and Thr j rt,,l,v,M . ,,f, ,‘h* now cmrJImmlw i jg f* ^" n public TV enr-clerry generally were ■t !r< ■ in tr.itly formal clothes t!i' men in full evening dre*“ nd *h'‘ women in Wntk, w ith , 1veils .covering their *halr. This [tire*.* customary at Vatican ceremonies. A few moments before Pope^ AFTER 27 DAYS OF IDLENESS, mured by the nation wide »teel utrike that just ended, the stacks of Pill, entered, the lights of 8L *W C“rn/jle-Illinois mill, nt Pittsburgh, Pa., spout smoke ngnm a* firemen work to get the mills . Peter's were dimmed- The flood- j g in production ugain. I lie fir.l steel will noltr poutoii, Imwever, f*.r .evernl days. I international kdphuto) A „ light* uMch had licen inlaying' Joseph llurrelt Borland, 71, / ‘ion the pa]al thr^io wetsi vxtlnpassed away »t h|« home in Pine° I guin’ ed and only a large whits kkrd. Ain Sunday, Feb. 17 at r ro .. to jho left of the throne 9:00 A;M. following a long itinesa reitiainr,! illuminated. •’ Lieut. <jg) A. K. Rossetter, lie was born in Dale County, AlaThe Vati an band Uien struck J r , U.S.N.R. son of Mr. anil liatnu, and spent the greater part Mr*. A. K. ttossciier Rossetter oi of v-eiery Celery n j Air*. n ^ xt a “I— I T i . . . . . . JP l,,c a *1*1 march- Th» march of his life (here. Avenue, has returned nfter *srv*|K C Q 1 I ip C F O ilJ 'S h p y No Arfests Made With , fanfare htmldlng the Moving to Sanford in 1932 with ri gy • | | hi* family, Me. Rutland was en‘Reserve ®•“•otba ta dlabttt^« j Episode Used To Roulette Tobies No ,n on Guam a» _ . T p a m p r r IX elr iUK5 In1 pC nU j M Fr'1]fa ln retired in 1037 Iweans* w «i Hide and commissary officer. 11s an- I ) i V P r / f A ffp n tin il l*pl. Mack N. flr\rl*nil, Jr Longer In Operation then were barred,..leaving ^put* tered the service July 1, 1043 in J A I V U C a iU lL n ilO H ___ _ of 111 health and returntal to hi* srn of Mr. and Mrs. M.N. F lcir * — .1 aids hundreds of peryons ~l^tlll a student Atlanta, Ga. „ [home In Alabama. While ia San. A *j !/ land of 2483 Pnlmetto Avenue, i _ . i ' o *_• ! , „ Sheriff Charles Hand ha* been arriving far the oerenfany. . . | itfem / v . . i uonstrators i.iu in iu io r. i\ returue,) this week - fallowing “ in u ia n MOSCOW, Feb. 21, (/P )- The at £m ory of the V-1C airiK ers in- fani h. »»* nn active mcmw and . Communist newspaper Prmvda. in University. instructad by B u t .. Attorney l^ | s^ T rL f F ° r Evacuation O f to u m f duty with the :1Mb Fight.. la n d rT n n p f p t l H ' deacon in the First Baptist he ltntea in- the firat Russian editorial com- Murray Overatroat and A oistnnt ♦ Hbr training le n d l O Lr 6 1 C n U Church lie was also n member .I ., rr Control Squadron in the T'acl-: eter's, t#ith the obi member ‘l * Norfolkj ment an th* Cbnada csplortags m a ts Attorney A lorney George A. .I>e. . *' . Rlata jriudod u a British H i l a r y fie Theater o f ' Operation* n, a n ' C a p t u r e d V C 8 S C l B of M**onlf I-odge of Pinckard. 6 « ^ t .U k u tifIff: ( .a n i l n a i l 1 val. 7 Funeral srrvicc* wen? held at — oiierallotr* Hark vthfcM aU aiW i ■Ernest Bavin with «t the Turf Club at SemlnoW D rl-l1‘ortilng slowly just ahead of ths i • a /H a r a l the Dnpil-t Church In fnlckard plan, and training ami air to ' Dope.- TTnc h e ranlmiiU cnnlinals wore wnit*’ white' '* CAIRO, leh. VI, (Ah .Hrttlsh ------by fB (D uitvU u ity ), Pop*1 "a poiitlcal failure’* at the UNO Ving Park, operatedI hg LONDON. Feb. 2t, (AP) nlrsrally At* f -----------. on Monday and burial was made in Rhode* Boynton ’ > ermine rape, Aver their rt>U* Doop, ouen*.| fire with mdchlnr Kmond com mu ideation with radar A Brlllih S rs* Agency bridge, Mass. .Ha .received his meeting in famdon, the fainIIv lot in Nowton, Ala. _ Mr.- Overstreet contacted by The Pontiff worn a ruM ^oloreii.««»* tw»y when too Egyptian ■•impment (Reuters) di-pstrh fro m commlsflon May 31, 1&44 at liar-1 _ A* . n result, w ir r li r r r v ia , Survivor* include the widow. . ‘‘was ' shortly •• - *•-*- \ Canadian I*rime Minster W. I* j long distance lelrphone In Klsslm. " ,,K; “ ‘‘h gnbfan crnamenU anil | stu d w i, mid worker* a tl^ k e d tho v ari'. .afltl thereafter g . . leU llomhsy way* a truce i* ru­ Mm. Jewell Jonrs Borland; seven sent to Ran Francisco, Calif, from WscKeruie King now is attem pt-f meo said today that when he wua ] " '1 *'*art wa* * lllain golden; Hritlah Kasr^ Li Nil Barrack^ • 1 lermli r l.t.t at h r.lc r r lobI. mored to have been declared daughter*. Mr*. Ralph Snell and. The irtmfirc forced the attacking Mis*, and receiving ba.lc tralnfrig ..... _ _ »*_ * 4_ nns i n rl l i t n s l nm Ttawln'a n l . I La m _ .. ___I_i_ u L between nlriking Indian Navy ' Mis. Ilhetl A. Smith of Pinckard, where he sailtnl cn route to Guam. 1l< Ing to dlatraet fe from Berin a atthere Tuesday Ilha was __ unalde %>; "o tic Ilian* luick from the batiorka there he wan-iigne.l Overs*its I-RFI seamen and British troop* at After arrival on tb« Island, he leged failure with the Ottawa spy .contact Sheriff llntid ntm.it' The Pontiff, still on lus )»ottMr*. K.R. Pippin and Mrs. J. Roy duty In April 1941 and traveled Komba-’a M Y*tle Barracks, was assigned duty as ttl* dU- i atorjf. | gamldlng operations in Seminole) fklv tlirone, carried by 12 chair building. Britt of Sanford. Mrs. Ijince E. The nttuck on tlio barrackby l"'*t fo Milne. Day. New T h e n c e i.k s ld to have gone buraing and eummUaary officer Saya tha CommunUtParty | County, but added that he h ad ; ««*»*». moved sfawly from aide Tompkins of Washington, D.C., Guinea. From Mlbm Bay he w a s 1 , | n,„ lh|. L „ came after two trucks marked ... _ _ -into effect this morning. - f or the Naval Construction obviously ^ had to____ conferred with Deputies Jack '» V***** "te n d in g thepapal __ 7flth ______ __ ... I organ: jO rC V"Someone -..______________ ____ _ „ tv„ ^ UM „ - —.m m Mr,. Albert J. Chamber* of Bir­ ------ which built road* and help Bevin to distract attention.Hlcknan and- Claude - \VhUlfn Battalion WhiUrn with blessing ‘o to lb* the fntthful. Each with British Army insignia had sent to Madrali, Noemfnor Island, and. finally Japan Dut mg „ __________ _ en... , from hi* __ _________ __ view ___ __ _ whwrwiH. ____ ...wn,„,to wnwlltljon . , , BOMBAY. Feb. 21, (Ah— Vice mingham. Ala., and Mrs. James 0 breakwater ______ of rock ___ that failure* nt tho session (the of______ deciding whinr v0n hrouirht from th ploughed through a ,crowd of de ,Luton Closed the harbor and mad* po*- of the assembly. It is d e a r now, b« done. Th# conference, be ",ul1t‘‘u,l« ", h outburst of monstrator, in an adjacent street W* travel* he .«u (ap t. A.dye Arlmirtsl Godfrey l.„. ordered all I.cc Adams »f Camilla, C a .; two ' Bible the enlranca of supply ahlpa lhat King decided to help Bevin.; said, took place in the office o f ' “t'l’1" 1**' ■"'* shouts of homage At least one Egyptian wa, killed \\ illiami. J r . h.rhy lit* and fltrrr, lin,irr i„. , ..mmund m ihe sons. J Harold Borland of Troy, in the harbor. Lieut. W e t t e r Tho fatten however, did not dare Mr. D ^ O tU . who had informed ,lle 28 receiving tht-j and several «er hurt by the Donald Jane, *11 ..f Sanf od Bombay area ... . whai hu Ala . and Humor I* Borland of said this won fhc largest p ro ject! to defend Devin directly, but took|M r. Overstreet alimt Ihe matter. ’ »> " j »( <tf«ce,w*re four new | truck* The demonstrators were He r.iu.m-d ... .i ... - 1.. ,■ b) ha, prvwlaimed ,, .. state-of open l.ouiavillv, Mia, , also 17 grand'•und«r conitruction on tho lilonc]! upon himself nnothcr tn»k — t b 'j i cjfdd^l to R,ik S heriff»lsnlVi* I f ^ \ ! IKT f * thrum? of 10U, J00 to »o«l nm uni? *|n I ortlniul Un- rrvi>it „f of Iho^ chddren and |w „ great grandchildren. .................................... time thera. L iving; detract attention from ’ ...... Bavtn'i Hjmd to inv tall gate Ihe alleged ^ rJ,n; 1J P f m 1n , 1of New Ao.k. 160,000 person* gathered In the let, 4 and rCcnv.v! Ht, discharge l(Dyil, r„,liftJ1 N„v>. iring hta h violutinni L-Hwnrd ConiinRl Mooney of Dp *treel of ( »iro. denstmilnir the m Camp Utamhm? heh. It5 He I Ifl w. order fol* -• the poll ' ihire at the session of ffftmhHniF mirl If conndltlon* ditlon* w*r* excellent __ W,__ I .._____after werr found to make arrests (.ntd ,ro'G hamutl Cardinal Htrilch ievonintlnn of British troop, arid j plan* to re-enter'college at Ih e ', * rltrheil l.attl' ni i)i„ mnin ________ ■ month* ___ If,1'- . — r - : first thre* b*cauao ad*»- th* . of Chicago and John Cardinal , asking far unity In the Nil. Val-lnext quarter .. ‘ I a . v .l h»l™ ekV fa th . h i . ^ «f quate building* " had then been ' The Pravda editorial follow* de 11r^ O verst reel On W clnesiiar th* following 1Glennon of St. Louis. *I«JT._ .. | Cpl C|*veland wear* the fallow. ,, , i*tu....ii •).- irilllnirAaa bMIL Fresh meats, vegetable* livery a t an official Soviet atato* were a t a rramluto and ment > to th* Canadian Char** day, Mr. DeCottw conferred with . J f W f . u J ! '#,!1n,lV w «k long L ? ’Mer,r , i '! • » r *k *+ .fj ”? 1 c0"d"rt’,,A!.i"* men ,md British Tommie* a*.i ‘ but the tour D'Af/atres in Moscow. In th u SherilT Hand on U.e matter, tha n«t-to -th e last In he week-long ihaVa closed Cairo* shop* and He Pacific with two stars. Philip- Imlil|() , ro<l.„ mu e u much he said. statement, the Moscow gov former sa d, and plan, were t|;» S L C*“ n . Y a c k c s H w * and hailed r t m M r aar- pine Liberation with one .tar. Th , gun haul.- broke out shortof duty waa very 3J ne» cardinal* were elesot- i»|ee. Large forces of police wera \ irtory Medal, and American i„ of. .He weara th* fallowing ribbons: ment had ^acknowledged th at it* cussed far putting a stop td ttaI the gambling. -fed to the ihirplc. .scattered throughout the city and Theater He parti---*-* ,,‘“ gnmhling. " ' -! cu_,° ,ne ,3,rP'®; Mattered participated in the nllclll|lto,| llv f„tir, from ; Asiatic Pacific with oifvr'star, Vic- diplomatic represeptathrea l» Otta tV \ SUING TON. Feb. 21. bP>— Dry and U»« Amertcair tneaw r. we did in fact rarry on espionage . Sheriff Ch*rl»« Hand could not Tomorrow, the new rardmari , | | . fa ,t )Kn estahllshmcnt* w ere; New Guinea and l.tiinn campaign* ,| ( ....... . , ■-I i I -III Irc.l farmer G l’v lima Following a 30 day leave ha will actlviti** in Ottawa. ' I be reeched this morning far com»tl»n‘‘ " ^ rvi ! guardcl heavily. _ ! _ ■tlrcvls fr, from ’>»In-li they bad been ’ Im-ugi. are ninrvhatiing tin*ir morning— lo n i , , ' A Itritish New* Agency (Iteisreport to Miami far further asHowever, th* statement asw rU 'm en t on ..the outcome of the .lie- >'H"r."g the ceremonlee fa an . mg liarmeti. Th- -eamen li.td iiet-n *»n fuiTe- t•> gain Federal barking t ters) correspondent who witness- s i • i it ‘ il * aignment, and expect* to receiver that the representative* respon- cu.v-ion as. according to Deputy- -"'‘y , , , a hunger nt r tF• in (irutrsl over - in r Heir fight In win (aural) hi* discharge sometime sum- slbto fa r ____ such nctivitlc, have been Whitten, he had hern suddenly . Aim , loony, , "P" *>lu*i .... ’;;ed the attack on tifa British bar- A d m i r a l >> llK lIIH U ll alleged racial dunnmmatinn in I en<e» fa (belt hnriit City, .. _.this ..w whab Moscow called to Georgia this morning f!’r , l,‘* "'ration " ( r a c k s said llghleti lorcho* were,; , vhfch lime mer a t which tfm# he wil) ‘ra'r a - ' recalled “ "because of what the firlllsh ftaval -(ttuce, I Ttiey planned today to parade .thrown into the building. Ho de- U f O W I lC d \V h t * ll CU T ’ tenns term*' the' •'InadmlsvabllUy" of in connection wllh other duties. *“ur religious ■ whose lives enter the University of Georgia Godfrey's order l<> tne force to r.n/nndthe White il use and (he Bovleta *A morning newsparnr dl.patch f? a'"l,|e 41ha,1 bro““ ht dared that .very c a r Passing IT H i l l G U I quell the mutiny bs» l-een carrier! eapllol huilillngin the black and their oj-eraium*. oreratlon*. The orer: and complete his senior year. raeir me newspap square near a .. ■ - ^ *Informa* quoted‘ Sheriff riff Hand tome acknowledge that some into tho barrack* by/ * Britinh ream colored rabs tri which they H*nd as having |’hl|th t » ^ « Urr^ K n lt!.* rh u ^ h f7,',” through Uwou* h the ,he *‘u*r* n*“r the bar­ Including material on atomic , V l . . t night that the dice «nJ i * > "« " C h m h "■ racks wa* attacked and that the officer who entered under a flag j made the three.day trek to tl’asbFirm To Construct tion, lhe ^ol,r candidates entire area waa a m ats of awayenergy and radar, wa*' transm it­ roulette table* were no longer clutl"r<1 of truce. j ington from Chicago. The vetIn l^ n M r ? W far Sainthood is Mother KranNORFOLK, Vs.. Feb. 21. <**>to Moscow but deljaro th at It operating, a* acting SimulUneou*ly, a British com- erans — some of whom are acIng on Mr. O s.r- cmc# c , brlnl( lulfan-born found­ ing bodies pushing at th* bar­ Six New Homes- Here ted racks gates. The rioters tel fire Vivo Admiral Theodore Wilkinwa* obsolete.o t . atraet’* Instructions, he had or­ of tha Sacred H eart Mission to military trucks. One of them ■on was drnwneif today when hla munimie disclose- that seamen companied iiy their wive* and dered Boynton to halt the gamb­ er who nave seised control of Royal children — n-e bivouacked at an in tho United States. Mother v Plana and fpedflcaUona for ling activitiea that had been re­ Cabiini's body lie* in the Motner waa loaded with ammunition and auto plunged from n ferryboat H arbor have threatened to op«n abandoned A r m y installation, the erection of Mx, on* atory con­ exploding shells farced the mob into the Elimbelh River. His ported. e Cahrinl High School In N«w York away from the gate*. However- wife, who escaped from tho sink­ Indian naval vessels in Bombay Camp Simms, on the south­ crete block b o u rn a t th* corner firs if any move it made against eastern outskirts of the city. City. of Twentieth Street and Magnolia, they continued to throw missile* ing .car by hfenkigg n window is' them. The velertns say t h l / wlR sta y ' have Just been received by the a t the barrackif—L-— - — under treatm ent far shock end Codfroy- who is flag officer in Washington until they am jllJer* Inr. of which Some 20,000 person* Jammed exposure. . . . . . . . . of the Royal Indian Navy, ha* aiiured of licenses fa operate H.U. Pope (a; president, from Into Abdln Palace aquara, wh*ra Admiral Wilkinson was "l‘*c . hrdadcnsl this warning to the their cab* on Chicago street*, Stevens and Sipple, Orlando archi­ two Egyptian army tank*. 20 ed fa tho Joint chief* of staff !n : mutineer*: .Spokesmen for the group, banded tect*, Mr, Pop* anounccd today*. armored car* and six truckload■ Washington. “T d ‘ continue this struggle I* together as tho American Cab WASHINGTON. Feb. JL W V The land on which the houses of aoldler* were stationed. The Emtpioye* of the ferry edmpany | ,he hflKbl of* *fo|iy< when you Drivers’ Association far Dis­ * • ■*-- — L ---Undersecretary of War Kenneth prll be built • extend* to Palmetto, demonstrators shouted such slo­ say that th# ear wa* tho first to 1take jnt 0 account the overwhelm* charged Veterans, say th a t a Avenue. The home* will each' Royall haa ..denied charge* th at gan* a* “Evacuation of British bosrd th* fa: erry. They add that fag forces at the disposal of the Chicago tily ordnance lim ited'th* H K U m w r F e b T s L </T)The th# Army her been guilty of have two or three bedroonu «nd troop* or Woodshed,’’ and "Down the auto rani tne entire length of government nt ibis time, which l umber of cab licenses in th4 former president of Finland,. Hit*»y wanton deetnwtlon o f prowill co,l Iwtween $(L600 to |7,000 Horn* Bakery will op«n with England, down with the the ferry and plunged through will tie used to the utmost, even city fa 3,00<). They say 2,596 of perty, -> to Rytl, waa sentenced today to t Robb’* it wax. estimatad. \ the safety gate* and into tho ri­ if H mean* the destruction of the these are held by two coinpaniea,, lla new location in the comer conqueror.'’ , a . statement pra- ten year* a t hard labor. Rytl astore ver. without stopping. After her Navy of which you have bern *n of th* Cowan Building on wa* convicted by a special tri­ resentalfon today to I BOND DUTINO UBGED ‘ rescue, Mrs. Wilkinson told police proud." Friday, it wa* announced today, pendlture* Commit- bunal of leading Finland Into war by OPA D istrict Director Stewart that she believed the brakes had P. Robb, praprletarJW Three Persons Given Kiwanis To Present __ I War DeportOMitt with Russia in 1941 when the urged clUaett* Moving of tha store, located for failed to hold. She said that the d* Invaded the Soviet, Also ia prepared to m e* any atfch continue mirUnemployment Pay th* p ast four y ean next lo th* car had been borrowed from a Program In Orlando Laneed to imprisonment were Florida B ute Bank, was mad# ■ WAITS F.NROl'TE TO U. S. i S*vTng» charge* "head-on". friend. •even other defendant*. They Royalf ‘asserts that. If « n«ces*ary In order to have room The admtral’a body was recov­ Three unemployed persons tn With Howard Montieth' in a rt; the Army (i spending too CPHM G ar Wait* of tho United liw t.faflat At for the large new and modern Sgnlnot* County received 190.00 ered, Former Mlniitar of Finance , money jtrid too many n S ta tu Navy Is enroute to tha charge of arrangementi, th a San­ when oven. This oven, aquar* and whit* fh unemployment compensation ___________ Vaino Turner and former- Pre­ enameled, ha* gas heat and an roparty ha United States, according to In­ ford Kiwanis Club will present ta n Mymenta during th* week ending mier Edwin Llnkomles.' five yeara arrangement formation received by tho Herald 15 minutes of enterulnm ant a t i*. i. of a ll .helve., which Feb. 8. Pari It. Bmlth, ehtlrman tha Inter-elub meeting a t O r. a j 3 £ g - » IM fa k h l f U ^ . u ! ' sf* ^ r a r a : the roU t* durin« *** U k ,-n* ng-in of bond* b of Mm Florida Industrial Cotn- Rescuers Attempt To yesterday afternoon. Ha Is ex­ Undo. Friday noon, It waa re­ Dcpsrtment now boa ported to arrive approximately ^..iu te rrintmum. II* It ran aecomodat* I t large tray* mlselon, reported. ported today. General MacArthur to former minister to Berlin! Tolvo of rookie* nt a time with much oat th at United t) n a m ployment compensation Reach German Miners Apr. 1. Walt* served aboard a Sanford entertainers will In­ ing bock front tho KHmaeki; fir* yeare; farmer mor* *peed ami hotter qualit Navy minesweeper In the Pacific nda may ctBI Were elasslfied a* ml*c#llan*ov*, foreign minister Sir Hendrik product than formerly, raid Mr. civilian type gw Theater of Operation* fa r 13 clude pick Aiken, tenor, w#th Mrs. HERPORD, Germany, Feb. 21 , hut thera was still a fairly lart* Ramsey, two war* *nd six Robb. Th* oven also bake* pi**, Touhy accompanying, and i thi* can h W — Rescue worker* are digging .month* and participated In action George ................................4#vd eonnumber of ihlptnttdMy months; fanner Minister of Edu. bread and rakH. ‘lipping all at Okinawa. He also served In ■ereral piano solos by Mrs. opi through debria ln an effort fa ■traction worker* listed. cation, Afittl Kukkonen and th* ‘ kiosly, • h* order t reac :ach hundred* of German m ln m Japan. Being a member of the Nance. and Mrs. Robb established former second Minister of FI th eMr. case of Regular Navy, he will report far tra r pped by an explosion In a pit ir b*k*ry In Sanford four OFFICES CLOSE Tyko Reinikkx. ' ~ t»M * two years, ,, and laa s a g o , after coming her* _ E. B, Carter announced this n w r Kamen. Thre# British toch- farthor duty following a l*rare. • * * 7 . • ■’ from Rockford, nt- They bar# taoralng that tha Selective Sendee nlrian* alio are trapped In tha KILPATRICK GCT8 AWARD In the Tuesday article tn Tha three sntall girt*. offices in th* Atlantic National mine. In 24 hours rescuers havo m o t. t o IS DISCHARGED Bank Building will ba elorad to­ been able fa bring out only 62 ^ li^ f ! ALS IN JACKSONVILLE H*rald Concehilng the * v. -■: award* at th* PERMIT ISSUED morrow In observance of Wash­ men alive and nine dead. ___ 1/e Jirnea OHrar of *015 Five hundred men were In th* A City p erm it' was recently ington’* birthday. Supt. T. W. luiwfan and Sem­ Of Honor, *t the ^ Hilly Avrnn* ha* been discharged fosue-1 to Sarah Ogiraby far »racmine at the Umo of tho explo­ inole High School Principal Her- rUh Home mention w*a” omitted sion. Homo «f those still trapped fasn I: Morris v,-ere In Jackson­ of th* Firat CUss a w a r' from the United (.Rate* Navy, ac- it-m of e three rootrt house oo MASONS TO MEET — *lng to Inforatalbm recthrH 'Ompiif Avenue. Permit 'fa era.-t Mon for Chapter* N». 15. Royal ate knifen fa hr alive l>ccaufp ville yvsteniav , C-'nfmlng with by Julio* DlngteMer fa _ _ H f l a r u s H j i house of tbfvn Arc! pen Masons w|Jl meat Tuesday vf about* beard. It may Do day* tilt hurl lira raf»Uv*.*fa obtaining IE Kilpatrick, of Treop XI. fa faro rraeuera are ablo fa reach A S & '& & X Street wav ntght a t whkh time eon cf Mr- and Mr*. E-G. i-wfll-ba confer™ 'H i . . ; : ** ■ * ‘V7 b V. V *■ • Mi I O f hA President Says U. S. Has Adequate Safe­ guards To Protect Secret Information WASHINGTON, Feb. 21— (AP) — President Truman told newsmen again today th at he •would back Edwin Pauley to the lim it in hi« fig h t for confirm ation a* under-sccretnYy o f th e Navy. At a Whitu House news conference m now;-famaliar ip i« tio n was put to Air. T ru­ i Homan •’ NUMBER 112. Lt. A. K. Rossetter Returns After 18 * Months In Pacific J. B. JSorland Of Pinckard, Alabama Died Sunday A. M. Bevin Is Charged Sheriff Is Told With Failure At To Halt Gair?, Meeting Of UNO At Driving Park Egyptians Fired -On By British During Attack ( pi. Cleveland Is Godfrey Orders Hume After Duty nr In Pacific Area1 “ volt ,0f Naval M m ■ , * ^ .1 •k Cab Drivers Seek Federal Backing In License Fight Plunged Into River Royall Says A m y Is Not Guilty Of Former President W anton Disposal Of Finland Given Robb’s Bakery To Prison Sentence Open On Friday In New Store Location K r L mm , jnp_ -« a l nm . ' 1.1 ; w m t M .. , t-l-st.. ■^V-.Ww5 �THE SANFORD II THURSDAY; FEBRUARY *1, 1916 8A N F6R D . FLORIDA in Different Yugoslav W om en Argentine- Election May Bp H e * To Organize ’— — «^ • Branch Of Tanug Kesslement. He ®Sg P® " Vviiu 11 N e w H i t .to m * D<: l u x e CD a rii p i o n '. A r •: * < S B ! 1,1 O . p .U rn Eur. w untri#., Russia, or Bel, rn r out of the Afg*fltlne «k may well come the decls'on whether a duplicate of the Naxi military-intluMrUr dictatorship it to arise in the Western Hemis­ phere. , This is the Issue pointed up by the United Spite* govern­ ment's blue bonk which document* the rase that Argentine regimes, past .fid pros sc l, are nurturing i v n i I a l l I if ‘ o Y ou VVu V i|| F c jO llv Y b u r C a r a n ti <iy Y>otii R u c a iio m l Tir*c from now until next Sunday — If the election I* #held — there will be »ore~vloleat occurrence*. The United Elate* lias more than a passing Interest in these and In the outcome, despite the ccmplelnt by Col. Pei on that the blue book is an attem pt to Interfere in Argentina’s Internal affair*. The evidence I* that tb>Argentine governments conspired with the German* before th* war. during the war, and since .Wgr. The evidence Is that Argentine colonels sliried up trouble and even put over successful revolution in Bolivia. The evidence it that they are carrying on propaganda against E *l*v womeh were In the thick of i in power. The danger of disorder things during the war and n o tv |jn Argentina is growing a* Ul* they play a, \*vy « ll*« part In dart Ion day , approach**. . U « .cotibtry* affaire, on a H a s (,n two successive day*, wow, of equallly with men. Beside*, w e t j ^ p |lJti i^ on jjUn p|»y7K##dnyi want-t«Tdo a* American women jwo j^rgpn, « ( re killed .and at do and ieUs our opportunities and,{rM t 1 fir, w, re wuumk,i f|, make ti|e most of them. i ciash at th* station plats fn Tloth 'women h*v. worke.1 Pr»-. Ilutnn, Alr « . shorHy a ft« rr# m vlotwiy fw TanJug, which wi» |>oriiil rolurred frbm a tour of founded in HM3, and the faces of |h t j,,tvi ii.r. Today there «a* both glowed wllh Interest and ppnihpe l.uttlv In He small town “ U«*F Jll*<u?wd ^ , ! r i ‘ f Hemal in Buenos Aire* Prowprk n New York, wfcfrw ■ * '/ K i„ ,-. In whirl. OH* person was T r u m a n Will Continue To Back LEGAL throughout S o u th An initiation program for col­ ored veteran* will be conducted by Chariea Young P « t No. i Colored Veteran* of th e ' World" War, department of Florida. Sun* day afternoon at 3:IM) o'clock at Hopper.Academy on Pine Avenue. It ww announced by W’- A. Holly, commander. L. I. Alexander of Jacksonville will be the guest speaker. Ex­ pected to be present will b t 8 tate America. The evidence is thaf Commander J. E. Bush, Assistant Pcron’e chief aide I* the ton of Lridwfg Freud*, Argentina’* num­ ber one Nail, whom the Argen­ tine dictator so far h«a refused to lurrender to the Alii*# fv( repatriation to Gemrany. . \ The development* in Argentina during th# next few Asya arts of of whether, having avoided be(ng roni.i ered’by Naslsm In war. U»* democracies nre to stand by o l^ sew It stags a corns tiaek In peace. They include lb# 'issue, loo, whether the Argentine people lncnk the bondage of the dictator­ ship.' Over *11. hangs the danger­ ous prospect that the alternative toa a fair and orderly election Hi Argentina may wall be civil «r#r. H lrfc A K e ll H « U Red Cirde MARKUS M arlrW e*. K |.l> Left-over sandwiches can be made good by coating with buHer m, S c I f - H W l.. hoped civilian production would be -fully restoied by this time. Re said that If everyone work* and co-operpte*. we ctn still gst back to our post-war peak of pro­ duction and distribution without too much delay. Mr. Truman announced that an order will be Issued soon re-«Ublishtng the Office of Economic Stabilisation. It ha* been held up while some detail* are being straightened out. The order will be part of Mr.-Truman’s program ... * • ' I '. i " ''' , • h i i m !.' — TV • ;u ' „ ■'! i . v . 1 UP J_V ; i 1,0(11),(IDO C h i n e s e > Floodlights Help Workers Vote Registered C a t t l e T>voSani< Face Serious Famine Protect Turkeys Discharged By Navy Tp End Strike From Florida Were fllU V CK lN l'i-hV i.r-^M . t/IV Two Banford inembera of the In Lancaster •rriou. Relief nullu.rltif* .ay that a For Suwannee Man United Stale* Navy have he>n Exhibited At Fair discharged, famine confront* HUO.according to informa­ tion receded today from the Naval i’crsonnal Separation Cent­ er In Jacksonville. They wer* F l/c Robert Brook* of Route 2. Box 311. and SH e Harold Gilstrap of Route 2, Boa more herd* were not represented at Tampa, • since the number of pur.-bred herd* In (he state has increased by at least 100 percent sin?* the last show. .In tha Aberdeen-Angus d s s e s , chsmplonrhN's ami m o st' of the ribbons ‘ wee* shared by Louts Gerari of Bun Lake Ranch, Lull, and W silir WUHams’ Lakeview Farms. Lakeland. Of the ten blue ribbons swarded, Bun Lake recelvedsU The grand champion bull Partin airing claiming female honors. The Crums’ “ Lady Estes (lPlfr-O cata champion) drew a blue ribbon In her class, and the Murphy* won three third plsce ribboiu 0,1 t ’*° h-*“ l1 lh,y exhlblte. •• Probably greatest competition was • in. the lUreiacd -classes, which saw Connell Stock- Farm. Inverness, L. L langford’s Double 1, Ranch of Plant City, gnd Thomas D. Matthews’ Sant* Fe Raach and putting It ur " H i i m i Bit Ah u — l a*ta OesWw. BiarfcK-ik. I'Lal the secret of Jnet how to together an atomic bomb. But The Uni -etarr of War Patterson has the territor a re j that our espionage laws *1* in 1H6‘ Henry O. Fartln ' A Sons, plscrd “ Emperor’’ a t the head of Panulet* Farms, Miami. ^KVArOMATKU BILK 2 TaD Cans P’nut Butter 17c 27c ,• i t (• tw o fltitio l.S your home with VENETIAN BLINDS n tx jji LCWESTOF1. Knglaml — LF»-» AtcJ.c, U-boal tracking . device*, .itfy o«.n* u**J experimentally t.y | potting r.jrring shoals. 41/2 To 6 Pound PULLETS ill nro i\s far apart now uni d»y* ago. tv Dairy Workers* strike Detroit bus sVread To 1,. roinpanirs, making .» 11 1111U. plants now 1 . mlikt has disrupted i.itlk delivery to MMt.000 latnilir • Apple Preserves 30c K O S S ^H O .m Golden WUh Fal Never on the Ground Dresped .. 49C FRYERS DRESSED DAILY • 19c 14c Marmalade (sseiRis * lb 35c Seasoning . pkg ..9c Peaches •»«- s raw Iona Peas 13c Bisquick 61c *«. a Ca» mUii u v t r —. i Xm s h . Cotn 13c Baby Food jar lie KIona l DOM U tO ’ ' r. I), q: — KkMM L5 97c Choc. Syrup jar 27c Wines BEAUTIFY '" Women Who Are Hard Of H e a r i n g Mello-whent — i i F k k im ; t iir f .* t!:H) p c i-nr- in tin- (‘hint-M- r,ke I hnI immH fr‘r«*ut I'age Uar LIVE OAK. Fla.—Homer T. food markets have gone hack bowl in ntutbiMi llunat. Some Pulnal. *ho ha* a .Urge turkey of the inoat bitter fighting ‘cen­ farm neaf hcie. i*n’t Imthered Into i perntion. Police arrested 18 union mem­ tered in Hunw i i’mv.nc? during bers today on disorderly to -duct the »m b flR n ii China and charges in the wake of n disturb- •tap.it. Presumably, the fighting hi* turkey'-pm>sL . anee . the __ picket line outside laid v-n-tc larg>- treas of the Refute installing the light*. Mr. TV i a . t r I h i . > ) ■ ( ) '■ » » > '.k the General Electric plant at Ian I p 'd prevented the cultiva­ Putnal hod been losing lots of tur- l a s i . . < m i l l o » H . r O r - i r l n a r . II » » « ■ ( • Schenectady, N- Y. The commo­ tion of lice In other parts’! keyr. In one night the fox#* feast­ n i l• .! , »-*i -. p l rk . i■> k » r» a *r n .* iM < hine*'- re!i*-f authorities ure ed on 27 of Mr. Putnal - prue *k «« ..la tion began when police—acting > « k * « a »<•!•»• * ■ * •» on the strength of a temporary planning In m*h supplies to fowls. Since Installing the lights mr,I ... vaswtaled r ll« » - " ' “ J J * ,** . injunction wrhlch limits picketing the »ttt aC-i , tin a. Mr. Putnal hasn’t tost a single iI kn * . Ik. .* mOma*r ,l a m ,, k « - r * * k l * . l !» .* « . —attempted to'rsco rt non-sir.her* luikry anil he believe* that the I . k r a r w e l l **■*«• through the picket lines. • a *, t r i o r «(!** *«*kl*« «M* *•“ * market value of one turkey alone Ir.l mr »•" »“"r .T .T lt Thcie was a flurry of pushing is more than the cost of ope ruling •Hr L .r L ml l i a r * , ' slMMlI U a f l M and .-.hoving, hut nobody was in­ Id* floodlight*. jured. The Schenectady plant h.i ■ A neighbor. Harry Putm»l. Tin. Touchton Drug l'«». been lin e d down since Jan. 13 also installed several, mil-door when local CIO officer* called light* around his home ami no»v out it« IC.pOO worker* In a coun­ try -w id e strike jfpr bicker (mv. A power strike III Pittsburgh’The hearing In the Kndto vital ludustrlal urea has Iieen »et cation James S. Rivers will for Feb. 2fi. Negotiation* for o set for hearing at Da La kettlenient'of the worker*’ wage February 23rd „ 10. 0/ ,0 dispute with the l>u<|uesm> iJgni rflltlM Sl’ONDENTS I teen changed to Sanforck Ci inluiny will continue until the I’EII’INO; l.-b. 21. id Miue date and time a n j ; ileiilline for the walkout. The lipblo I hit - ■' power company .supplies elect li­ eight Amejirnn nnd 6no cit y |o an ores of HI7 sguiirv Ran newspapei - ro rrtl miles in which I w.iiwow.W J^ri Miilnleit.%. KllX'vweampaltw f o r Increased" prwIucUod live. The worker* auth'.rltl The ' for JtvrorL Despite a 1M) per cent 'ltr*hours recently hml curtnilo I irre* • <v t l m ' - m - s p o n d e n 's | r c , i|lc in su p p ly , O p ta rin v tian*|HiilaUon nnii electrical ser In-In liU'o.mmnhl .nln for two agriculture pr Vice in t^ie mea. tint tiu-.y in*- lieing ciimluct.nl jumieil 00 par At I Nitre it tnere nrv • varying 1on I. ui of th» Manchurian viewpoints as to the outcome of ,it tinliy’s meeting of tlenecal Molqrs and CIO auto woikers offi­ A TASTE TREAT You’ve Never cials. The Federal mediatoi i. irwrv i*n I nuking !j. it 1. , b i l l In- says br Experienced Before! rak’d ••ui the possibility • 11 1 < ettlement, Tbr , r riV idem WHltri Rt-u- 9c a.IJ.A . * 1 ^ llasaW m icaroni page T H E '8 AN FORD 'HERALD. 'HANFORD FLORIDA i for ly, good cooks peeler it lor dainty desterts, fekes, end kings- n * Tlr* That Slays mra not sufficient to protect the A-Bomb ’••crett.t V 11 1 » Mr. Truman »M »«h*d today about the diulosure* that tom* atomic Information had be«n obRushan agents agent* In t tdned• by ftiUJian Canada. The President said Cana­ dian Prime Minister Mackentic King had told him about the in­ vestigation even before Mr. Tru* kH(# roan conferred with Klhg ami British Prim# Mlol»Ur AtUee on the atomic bomb fn Washington. * One newsman asked*Urn Preslw .ll dent If he Will felt a* ho did j ri*. acme time ago when he said he did “ ’3 not share what he called “the un. ; J,, I holy fear of ItuUl*." Mr. Tru­ e two "I*" rtfu ,e d to commenL in hi*' President Truman also told i*bor Wh'lt* House correspondents that shlng- h* Will optimistic about the vernor country*, economic condition. He Initiated In legion BUEN*X VISTA, 0*-. UP)— subsequently was i Jimmy Wayne and Judy l*om are appointed by the Farrell regime I twin* but they have birthday* in to command one of the highest | different years. military 'posts — the Campo D* ■ Judy arrived at 11:30 pju. la it Mayo garrljoii near Bueno. Aires. December 30. Jimmy didn’t come That garrison .always ho* been along until 1:30 a.m. January 1. The father la«a farmer and the « , h i “ f c r” o"r looms have-oif.ht other children, Peron. It may tom out that tbi* seven of them still living at boms. appointment will: be • decisive AP Nswtfeatures Writer k’uka Simlc, tig-year-old dauglitof the Yugoslav ambassador to i United States, and Mrs. Vica lea, youthful wife of the Yugor pres* attach) in Washington. In New York to lay the >und*rork for a United State* I l n .’Son ii hip,—n .Ih.l Y-o>alavio, where women bad no vole before the war, now entrust* an International news Job of first rat* Importance to two women—and young ones at th at? “ In the war, Yugoslavia lost 1,700,000 people out of a popula­ tion of between IB and 10 millijns and- the country was dev sals te l,” was Vuka Blmie's grave answer to that <tu**tion. “ Many of our most experienced people are gunu. and a t the same time there are thousands _of rtem utroctiun Julsv to br done. Anybody wnn can do the job Just I'ss U> do it. (bat’s nil Colored Vetg To Be . . .............................»• TENDR-FRY POULTRY I* , n i l , , ” 0r> Sanford Ave. HO .H o r n K fcen In a l t r l t - o le w n w r s e r le e Dclrich Mb ctn 25c Q J p " _ Cleanser can 7c ” "ITCSSII » > . ’« In . I . H . — SCOTT Towels 2 for 19c Bleach J! .1 j l 11 iWTVH •Repairing — Heflnlnhlng J3c i OLE VENETIAN BLIND CO, » .:» 0 o CJwoner a n d Po11* ....... -......ft. B f t n she worked for W tftik W l-Ib Trt»K J7c not the dealer’s fault. We don’t think it’s qur taull ybe it’s nobody's faul^ But here’s what happened Maiz Niblet Corn Sugary Sam Whole Y«ius No. 2>/f can A n sN N MOTOR 0*1. s g s lrs n f Here's how fast G. L and its affiliated companies were making and shipping things for you I'lrnam ins Ml LTI VITAMINS Big Mill Dairy Feeds...... 20% ........: nd rwdpanslbl* j iltlon* In ministries of national; rernm*nt. Women also gr* du-, w ith LIVER & IKON 60,440 In spit* of U>* devaslatlun. nr* now tw)c« as many t and most of r$mcn. Women Ip upivemlths CHESAPEAKE BAY OYSTERS m ilN T Q , . W ^ ' 4 9 | w fM*?v*jy*>V 'f ," ' M***"M****1'***"***1 EXTRASTANDARDS r a ^ C T P ^ P w ^Ts m a im qt._9c iRTHERN tissue iii= iii= iii= = n i^ H ia r H = r it = iiis iif : Wntonlg VSSwSULF£T kH £ ...r- COWAN - a . FRYEft CHWK1S BREAST, LEG8 & THIGHS ,.. BUILDING - 67,564 REFRIGERATORS W ASH E R S men's forking m 4 days' production SIN G ltD G E 4*> days' production 3 5,129 A GRADE 2.">r Curlcru I'llh - ..... SI.2T» Almorblntj Jr. ... 5Or IpaOu Tooth l'twtc BLADES 4/672 $;973 Pow.ffvl Toa# 42.49 Kv i-rshnrp I’KNS-Tt" I'ENCM.S 3.75 To 89.75 t'.HKAM 2S dajjfk' production 17,577 72- t out i e 177,681 CLO CKS .lywi ! 2S days' production BROM O SELTZER days' production FIGHTS Ifl IIIADACIIt / S « ,J WAYS b I C IS days' production 2698 57c Caatoria ... Doans Pilln ..... 49c Petrogalar Citrocarbonnte 9 IJ8 a large, new modern oven we Bromo Seltzer . 49c . R the-war ended, we werou’t able got back into product!on rfsomc ices aa soon aa ire had hoped, M V em n to im r it vi-ity iad hoped. A number of tuBora ingB like materialabortageaxetidc thardor ■ MM even faster jo b 'th e n w e did in tlio months before the strike. B u t we can’t pick up production qulto where we left off. Production lines •ate too complicated for th a t, A groat many thing* have boon dislocated by th e jtrfk e . ^ Barbanol ....39c •T.*» Miles Nervine . 83c /unite ....... 47c Amphojel ‘....$1.29 Fanteeth ;..v. . 49c Ur Jcrgens Lotion ..• 39c Swamp Hoot,....: 54c • When the strike is* over, nnd tho refrigerators and toasters and radios you've been waiting for begin to corao Off the lines again, w e ll get them into1 j S-M-A ............. : 94c T»* OLKI'N* Percomorphum 67c Dcxtri-Maltose ..63c LiSterine 59c Sal Hepatica ..... 49c You Know U’h THE FINEST Lib* “BteHiag" on sllv*r»*ro our Ub*| Is your gasrantc# ui the finest pr***HptMMi (IV nr dealers just bo competjl , Feenamint ....... 19c and h t h « » i pur prcwcrlpOon BCfXiC*- exciM tax lo t’omnellihi p ............... V w w w w k k w 'H ................................ .. l l , t l t M , t t H rv * . • , .• ' l- ' ’''* “1- ' • . •. - if , . J r i l • �The Sanford Herald hi 4 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2 1 ,. 1946 E SANFORD HERALD, HANFORD/FLORIDA PAGE FOUR '.a w -----""B E E IN G THROUGH*; " ' i i a c e r 9T o # n 1 ■n j& t 4 w Georgla Norford. ne«a *Und atlendant at the local court bcnjM, described a recent motion pktdre ns the ••best I have seen in years." Giaiddrn’g Destroyer Unless people -nee with their own eye* a famous man lying in hid coffin, many will refuse to believe that he js dead. That in one reason for the doubt* about Hitler. The latent example Is a teport TrOm the Aleutian Islands that' Gregory Rasputin supposedly murdered in HUG, is since alive on an Alaskan Inland, watching the grave of u Kunnian priest.. But Georgia Norford Is blind./She explain* that »ha vUualf*c» the story trow the dlalogua, 4«rivii< she believe*, as much pleasu from films in this way as persoi who can »*«- \ • — i ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF OUR SADDLERY DEPARTMENT............ v HEREFORD BRAND hy TEXAS TANNING CO. HAND-TOOLED ; WESTEHN MODELS -M cCLBLLAN ARMY MODEL it h » » J s « » f t r r » ‘ Is If we don’t have your saddle In- stpck we will get It for you promptly. -/VAZI m tfa c K A lt rlafcii if s s t im iilt s » l fist s h r s i r l M l » r * U « r * t l* tm H . SPORTING GOODS defeat of the first World War. ' ' '- ' H THURSDAY, FKB. 21. 1»4» .108 East First St. { Vi Block East of P.O.) . UIRI.K VKIlSK rOH. TODAY IE DIGNITY AND SACKED*. 8 OK THE FAMILY MUST PRESERVED IF HUMAN. IS TO MAKE STRIDES IARD PERFECTION. ClVl- was to be - saved, am thereafter the intelligence and rejjP P were H H to H HbeP Icalled on for the U7.ATI0N 18- MEASURED BY sources of the* "Whole' orid’ THE RESPECT IN WHICH TRU safety and preservation o f the human race. FAMILY IS HELD: Neither .h alt This I s a good beginning.’If the leaders of this present commit adultery. — Deut. ■Senator Pappar eaya'Bd Paulsy would do hlnoaelf a t well a* Dio country a favor by voluntarily refill live hi* nomination a* underaocratary of the Navy. And we autpect ho would ba doing Praaldent Truman a favor too. First Church of Christ, Scientist of Hanford, Floridn r_ ,* ' . Incites >*ou and your friend* to a world'can work together for such purposes, an immense forward step has been taken for the salvation o f mankind. If remains to -bo seen whether the invoterate tendency o f men to fight and destroy each other ia really giving way to cooperation and unity, or whether this shall prove to be a grand geature only a tittle better than previous undertakings. But if the leaders of the movement do their duty, and others rally as they should, this battered old earth FREE LECTURE On Christian Science Leonard T. Carney, CAB. Beverly Hills, Calif. Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church, The First Church o f Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. , ' | hP The, State of FloHdA .paid out unemployment compensation la«t week for $137,000 to 8,124 per- itoost Americans, feeling secure in their great, rich, strong FRIDAY, FEB. 22— 8:15 I’.M. , atm* who prcaumably w«r« unable country, have not yet realized how near that brink mightto find w ort. And by the way, be, If international cooperation were to fail SOUTHSIDE PRIMARY SCHOOL did you know that the law parModern Saint Pat SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO enita a' mkn to taka a four month* 14 Street between Magnolia and Palmetto Avenues Chases Out Autos vacation avary year f t govarn. crow, Ga„ arrived hare on Sun* manl—we- ahou)d aay, Uv^ayara* aipenfa rfVery y**rf —" rial udvartiilng campaign which day and I* the guest ,o f i her Making Geysers Work I* tq atreaa the nuundnv** of San­ • inter, Mr*. J. J. Dickinson at her ford value* and buninm* and the home on Magnolia Avenue, having g n a t agricultural production’ in barn rail ad her* by the flint** rf Yes, sir, this is a warm apartment with .geyser heat. that P feild tn t Tnintan will ba a her mother, Mr*. It. K Millar. rom New Zealand landlords and the Sanford a n a , appeared In candidate to luccead hlnuelf aa newepaper* throughout Florida President In 1048. Wallace, will Mr*. R. C. Rower and »on H ar­ ycaterday and will contlmi#’ for not b« a -candidate! for the vie* Tlic plan is to utilize the geysers, bailing mud pools aavaral days until 10 nawipapvi* ry; Mr*. It. R. Dana and eon ind’» pre-war- law forpreeldtncy, ha eay*. bacauM It and hot springs of Rotorua, their 660-squnrc-mlIe Yellow­ In Hla trading center* of Florida Rirhnrtt., formed a party motoring bidding the Importation of auto-. will be ntcei«ary to have «omeone ,10. Crlando on Monday afternoon have published * total a#1* tit j mobile* and truck* will be renew­ from iome other pa,Yt of the coun­ stone. As a preliminary a ’’volcano observatory'' has been ad vert lee menU, D. It. MeFiHSnd | to attend' the concert Riven by ed when British troop* have detry. both Truman and Wallace qrentod to collect all possible fhets. Souwi'a Band, Hand. campaign manager, announced t> ) Sousa'* rted, and inotrr car* will b* hailing from neighboring itataa This idea is n otao far-fetched. The*Itallans havo been nlihed forever. In the wont* of In the middle we*t. It might be > «Mi and Mrs. Volla William* aio the Dame of Sark} Mr*. Sybil doing something like It for years, Steam .vents in Tuscany among Ihoao from Sanford mptor- Dathawav. Vance Douglas, pi are the source o f borax, ammonia and other useful proIhg to Ortanno *tm Monday tvehhavet ii,o idea,’what Odr Florida. . •'You look l.. H *J __ ir g to hear the Bop»a Band con­ road* ducts.- Railroads,. Jight and power on tho west coast have Sanfont Baaiball THL FOUND like," *he observe*. Florida State Leagu cert at the Beacham Theater. b£en operated by natural atfeam from such vents, and on an invitation from "The aurfaro* are torn to. bit*." a Sexton, Until the Nail* landed in DHO the Island of Ischia, near Naples, the steam serves te pre*ident of limal A*' Mr*. /*. J . folium with heavy armored vehicle*, iy that Ed Pauley, iPrealdent ripen tomatoes. . ‘ •oclatfon of announce .he LJr.a r he Ltri.i of daughter m ntaH <* nominee tinm Levoa ffor a p -under-aea•I t n /l s r . lS * . many S a r to a had never **en an Truman’* attend a meeting i t the F -rnrld-'an-f.biM fl>morEpthuslasm to develop this ’«w soorce of power should next Wednesday In Tampa’ for the • telary of the Navy, la a crook, Ini Hotpltal. The lau>' !ia» been automobile, \ i ' a t former Secretary of the- In­ not, however, bei allowed to diminish Rotorua's acenlc won­ puipou of aflisting In the reor- tiftmiarl fki'ia.icy ik i/*t/ iT II'friPils.wilb ’ * . * {lirobiui. terior ,lcke* Intimated, but we ders. New Zealanders should observe how posror devolop- ganlmtlon of the leagu* am! In AIRPLANE FOX HUNTER j believe it (a the doty of public perfecting plana for the coming ANDERBDH. IM . ti7K -/.r;hur RAN ANA 3PKITST ' C, official*, however high or low, to teeaon. RepraaenUtlre* of ,11 t? CNTR08S, .Colo, UPi~A girl Darlfnffton. o-.v-.ier, Urnt* title* have been Invited to the ■ ’ ‘Hrplstdl; Ksui IS , meeting. Thev are Sanford. SafaIn n'gew ge ahoiwuit. aota. Lakeland, . Bradenton. C,r. b'l.irnn mV therahw *tartoii '#incr ____ ChrUimce. C! oHccllng r* H Men's Clothes lando, F ort Myer*. SL Petertlnfrt, a Iscnl cuetom r.i fountain* J•h,vert. .. bounty .on ...... cnehr anltnal <iad*'$C.E0 Lake Wale*, Winter Haven, Av«J of th» fruii. Evrry Tuomday L tlfcr each pill. l t =Un’t ’a iuco^flre Now it is men who are in distress about war shortages ~ fo r | m*#md, Darlington ■admlla. He II l a n u l l* # mI h t i n i t L ! h n l a lix n n 1/' *i .■ i*A/rn V/ln And it is only,fair that Jtlrt#*** they nshould get a break'ns regards bana - 1fired U anols oa^pse.flig h t without hlUlng ti ta t. Tom J publicity, at least. Inquiries at stores in various cities indl- * MY*. Jame* Frederick Hawhlro itereatlm cato that there is a distressing dearth o f shirts. Mnny entertained on Saturday avenlnj; a t ne.* heme department ktores and jmenV furnlshlnga shops sey the tpeaka of honoring f her situation is the worst it has. ever been. Only a few corns huaband’a fe ■ the cooler for (10 day* and lhan in at n time, and there are long Intervals between. having them **rva out their »an. The m en>re beginalng to get a break, however, fn one , Jancvi by working for the county respect. Tails are coming back to “pre-war cut” and arc now !-;• Vat 60 cant* par day" and add* C. For, a.-td nfr i , t|iat a* a roault of thl* “there U reported as S3 inches long instead of 30, when you cap get Mr. and Mr*. and Mr*, ^lohn >7: 3n::«\ no ahortagS o fh v lp a t the ball .: ,p*rk,‘' H u war* not a war* at Mr*! . John Jerlrjtri a ' Wc;., Visoy *uch quaint cu*tom. Soma of -'*oor City official* might lnv*»M. kata Ih* charge. K O uiint man in day* ia Ed U vyW hil lao lu st alrnad a contract to tk* ovor tho managamant of anford'a baaabatl (cam In the krido State I.*4^rua. 'Vf.thal, ha to find Urn# to u k a »rt In Frod Stems’* production »" at tho Annie Ruaaall Theater Wlntor Park, No flO-hour wrok that boyI wishes to thank the people o f,Sanford fOr their loyalty and patience “during the war years. U; OUR E N T I R E DA FARM K N O W lOCA"; �inif jh \tf M»t*U** 3CTTT •! THURSDAY. FEBRUARY.'21k 1346 —' THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA ■■u i T - n Hospital B e n e f i t , P i f r t y Successful f I Society Edit or ■ C.-ceil* Trolark J. Nix To Social Calendar Sydney Wed Alabama Girl THURSDAY Mr*. Ava Davis will .spend the weekend ’ in. Ocala aa the guest of Mr. and Mrs.’ K. H. Davis, Jr. ‘ The Townsend Club will meet In , the Court House at 7:30 P. M. * with Mr. L. 1’. llagan, president, • piesiding. The public la Invited. After visiting for some time In Connecticut Miss Edith Lund^ The United Daughter* of the rjulal will arrive home, Saturoay, * Confederacy will meet a t the f borne of Mr*. H. L. Perkins, HOC Mr. and Mr*. Joe C o n tain of | .Magnolia Avenue a t 3:30 P. U. Auburn, Ala. are visiting friend* * MONDAY, ^ and relatives' in Sanford. ! The W. M, U. of the P in t Rap. * list Church will held a study Mr. and Mr*. John HJnlermla7 course “Hume Mission*" at the t*r of Gainesville are ruests of ) church *1,10:01 »A, M> through Ml>* Blanche Kennedy tor some t - 2:110 P. M. A nnered dish lunchi oon will be served. Mr». J. W. | Norman, the former Nanny Roa- o t i i l f tvfll It Ithe li e* (*D i! ran !* setter, will IlHit teach course. Mrs. C A . Anderson, Jr. left ^ The Reartlali Avenue Circle will Sunday for 8odus..N .Y . whew ■ meet a t the chapel at 3iP0 P. M. tend aomelimd with ah#, will WEDNESDAY n . I.E. Symond*. her sister * Tourists, resident* and mem* her*: of the Hanford * Woman* Mrs. Mary McCauley, Mrs. W. < Club are invited to attend th« I„ Shuman; Mrs. E. W. Jeter and * . Sixteenth A n n u a ) Animated Mr. A. D. Peterson spent Tues­ ’ Magasinc at the club house at day in Orlando attending tho l 3:00 P- M. with Mr*. K. D. District O.P.A, meeting which * Brownlee ns Editor in Chief. i Tea hostesses will be; Mr*. H. H. at Highlands Methodist Chapel, was held in the Angebilt Hotel. * McCssTin, Mr*. Jchp Rick, Mr*. March - IS in Birmingham, Ala. * Lea II. fwsher, Mr*. W. M. Scolt. Pawl- Watkins swi'Miwr* * . Mr Pht#t*- f* b*.‘'*h*sge and fam ily w ill move their YeslTrejPSoeurs TmluetH dene# to Taippn this week. Mr. Watkina has been stationed at 15 New Members From 15 to 45 day* arc rethe Sanford Naval Air Station . quirtil t« cure hum before starkfor some time. Members of I.e* Soeur* Club *' Ing. nnd from 17 to 30 day* fri met a t the hopie of Miss Mnr* bacon. gnrei Dlngfclder, president of the Mrs. R. E. Peatve and aoft, club, Sunday ter formal induc­ Robin- are spending a short time tion of now member*. Prom Miss with Mr*. Pearee’* parent*. Mr. Diftgfelder'* home ■thb club went and UraT J. 3L Clair tfihit*. I’rovfncctmvn l'lavent to the Palm# and pines Restau­ Comdr. Pearee la expected to ar­ rant where * banquet was given rive on tbe 1st. honoring the new member*. Spon­ Rita and sors from the Sanford Woman's Mrs. Mark 8FlRman and Mrs. Club present were Mrs. Wnyd# Reginald Goode Justin Danton were the guests Rucker and Mrs. C. R. Dawson. and Co. The new member* include: yesterday of Mr. and Mr*. W. U. Misses Barbara Chapman, Jana Williams. 1520 Douglaa Avenue. JoVce Coodspeed, Gloria Mr*. Spillman end Mrs. Danton PEG O’ MY HEART Chapman, Dempier, Toi Llvingiton, June are enrouts t 9 their homes rn Wednesday —- Thursday Rose Dutton, I)ik»n Baker, Evelyn Arlington, Vs., after visiting in Ratliff. Shirley Moreland, Haiel Miami and Sarasota. Friday — Saturday Willard, Betty Jane Copeland, TtOc And $1.00 Phyllis Bach, Francis Cobb, Nancy RcHcrvnlifKM 036 Pitta and Dottla Ann Whitner. The charter members present w e r e : Misses Margaret Ding* felrier, Psphtfb Connelly, Betty Brock, Anne Loveil, Sallie Morri­ son, Dorothy Crumley, Betty Mat­ RUBBER thew#. Evelyn Matthews, Jean STAMPS Williams, Lyllian Boyle, l^miso Clark, Caroline ■ Lee, Lolo I.**, .MADE TO ORDER STAMP PADS & INK POWELL’S OFFICE 8U PPLY CO. T la L w L^n Seminole Chapter No. 2 of the Order of Eastern S u r will meet tonight a t the Masonic- Hall. Washington program . A -G * ° tre invite,! to attend, Mr. and Mrs. J. Roy Brltl, Mr*. R.R. Pippin nnd Miss Peggy Pippin have returned from Pinekard, Ala., where they were called hy the death of their father, J.B. Borland. They were ac­ companied home by their mother, Mrs. J.B. Borland, who wity spend several week* here. Suits Seasoned to To wear now rough Spring . . . -Softly t*llorwi suits in tt iight- Jersey a t this Plant Sale On Park . Avenue Continued Mrs. 8. C. Dickerson, chairman of the Garden Club plant sale a t Park Avenue and Slglh Street, reportetl this morning that the' sa lt i* successful and Is being continued another day. She said plenty of atalsa plants are on sale a* wall aa many other plsnts. CTCCHfcBTRA MEETS Persona who play musical in­ strument* and want to improva thalr talent by means of orcheairal practice, are urged by George Fellows, director, to meet at Inc ir School- music—room - n t 7:30 o'clock, this evening. PA G E F IV B Wrilkie-Tulkjus Aid 17 Years. And No Alert Game W ardens Crime Cramp Styles To Present Program Here The Sanford* Women* Club held • successful hospital b e n e f i t bridge party anil Chinese check, er game yratenUy afternoon at the club house. The patriotic color acheme of reil, white ■and blue era* used ’ with a portrait of- George Washington .to r the decorating theme, beautiful a r­ rangement* of auleaa and wild plum were placed about the club and at the entrance a large por­ trait of George Washington ’ wa» placed beside an arrangement of red, while and blue flower*. • An announcement waa made concerning the Red Cross Drive at' which- time the member* of Wohians' Club will solicit the Wohtan*’ membership* In the residential section of SunfnrdT. Mr*. A. M. Thillp* tailed attention to the Animated Magailne which wilt be presented Feb. 27 at 3:00 P M. at the club house with all mem­ ber*, residents-and tourist*, being urged to attend. The talliee originated by Mr*. James Moughton carried out the theme of the day. They ware in the shape of little fans and when opened bore thi* Inscription: "This is Martha's fttn.” At the LOS ANGELES, W5—Kish and game law violator* fare a lot of opposition in this part of the postwar wot Id. Plans of the .state fish nnd game patrol call for use of planes mi l two-way radios working ip coojunction with game warden* equip­ ped with walkie-talkie sets In a recent California test, tin, combination snagged 12 pop-eyed violator* before they could din e a bead on that out-nfReason IjUck. It is estimated that the nvOrHAPPY. ninillU A Y Pehruary 21 Ralph \V. Loosing Pennies From Heaven Make Nickle Puzzle Oiw-tbird of the rice pirod need In .Iniugi.goe* for the mnnufacturo of t'iro Wiite. , Ini', mid reals wn- #215,270.99. Ibildk, «a(gty dice tor John -0 . NEWARK, N. J. — (A t- Tin theory- of relativity xaiiht have Keenan i*n’t veK- n n'et *b \it ifte something to do with the four- profit of $3h.l8. Whnt bother _ year take from Newark's parking him j« the odd charge Involvef li moan* that , mmhc good c U lto '; meters. Hy actual count there ' were tried—nhd succeeded—in putting •LPO1.770 nickels. The take in d d- pennie* In the nickel machine. TERRACE TALK Episcopal Womans Auxiliary M e e t s At the tegular meeting of the ,.r Woman* Auxiliary >*f the Episi"p»l Church which w-n* bpUl |.> Mnndhy nfiernoon at fhe church, ^ R»udnl| Chase Icld of the Re)lt | const ruction nnd Advance Fund h- "*'d urge*! all members to have k, j part in this drive which will , aid jni people* of war ravaged counrirles. lie requested that contri. liition* he sent in by April 1. ff Mr*. IIP. Whllner. Jr. prcsld* |1_j«*d ' t the .meeting. Plan* were ,,, made fn? an ail day sewing in i„l the parish house for items to to* sold nt the Tren-ute Shop. Mr*. W.E Watson. Edocatinnat Chairir man. retuesini that Mr*. A. t , Noble dtsplny some attracCTvo n, i layette* which she made for |,P . la*nefit -*f tuissionarv work l,u j Mr-. 11.11.. Coleman, clniltnmn <>r of the Treasure Shop, urged all ,r iniemheii to brill" tlieir ronlri,f but ions of cltitl | rig, furniture, lrs , glaaswore and etc. to the Parish ,H liinice. Mr*. Whitner gave a rese!l“<rl of the Women* Council uhich met leceutlv at the llnpti -1 » liurrfi and annnuneeri that Mrs. lk E.A. Dyson had l*een elected prestiw -tint of the Inter-deminntionnl rmim-jt of Women at that meet- Moughton, Mr*. J. W. Yarbor­ ough, Mrs. H. J- i^thman, Mr#. C. R. Dawaon, Mr*. C, L. Park, Mr*. Orville Barks, Mrs. L. VWhite and Mrs. Harry Woodruff. , \ Among those playing were: Mr*. Hetman Brown, Mry. I>. u . Howard. Mrs. C. E. McKee. Mr*. It ro d ie Williams, Mr*. Clark l^orardy, Mrs. K. II. i-aney, Mrs. W. M. Black, Mr*. A. F. Itsm ity, Mrs. John Mehteh, S r. Mrs. J. B. Root. Mrs. F. T, Ensmlnger. Mrs. Nettie Epperson, Mrs. J. W. Hall. Mr*. 8. D. HighIryinan. Mrs. O. I'. Herndon, Mrs. II. W. Rucker. Mrs. Klvlin, Mr*. J. E. Courier. 8r„ Mrs. J. N. Gillon, Mr*. George Mct'all, Mr*. C. C. Earl. Mr*. W. A. Vo**ler, Mrs. II. A. Mnntcilb. Mrs. J.-C . Bennett, Mr*. J; E. Baker. Mr*. K. B. Clements, Mrs. J. A. Yeung, Mr*, w. I1. Fields, Mrs. C. P. Ilentlerkon. Mr*. John I-ee, Mt*. Brsiley Odham, Mrs. J. N. Joyner, Mrs. Roy Till!*. Mrs. C, I- B a ­ iling, Mr*. William !-chrmbel. Miss Eiialee Klrehhoff. Mr*. T. W. Williams, Mrs. Maud# Willlami', Mr*. B, C- Moore, Mrs. -L T. Newby, Mr*. B. R. Reek. Tlrv. J. II- Menick, Mis*. Sally Gr*y. Mrs. James Moughton, and Mr* Ale* Vuughn. OPENS m ,,,, ‘ TODAY and FRIDAY! Clark GABLti Loroda V()CN(; JACK OAKlK CEORGEIUHITFS DOUBLE FEATURE IV dn.\ we Y THtSC. \ OlG *»>U)WS fkRC WJiDDING HELLS "LONDON. (A*)—HriUah giria got Uta husband* they walled for, reporG Ihe M tn litry^tf^rifentth. Since the troop* started returning far demoiiiiiiation, wedding* have boomnl. Tabulation* show that In July, Argust nnd Septemlter IP 15 iher* acre 118.723 marriage* — 36,421 m re than th* same period SATURDAY NIGHT tl)# atm-' i,e i*"* safe and effec­ tive wftv t» whiten tnsiel*. Ilrlrg loY tj* J u t a s *°°n fl* *•“ dry, "Ere j TTtpg-q»uch_jjjii)U'lng by (lie -wild' may Ionian jHITTBi at torncto nml cause them to fw jr.ti ' - M : 'JV, . . M r - The hand, teonom st* ad rise against iio iiaa Turkish towel*. Ironing is unnecessary labor and it m ats the loops, making the fabric |t*a ulworbe.nt, and may •ta n break the libers in tVyam s. Hand and di*h Uwela may ro> lron#<l flat and then simply folded by hand. To prevent too much a a r at any one p la n and lO,l( 0tp tha towel from splitting awflgf enrste, ■fold t'* « l* sometimes In halves and sometime* parfums ^ T o '/ 'a r o i d mUdaw, h a s y no towel* Im r.niiatriv afte r um- SO that air van eheulai# through them. Never leave * ddnri towel in « ’ heap in tite batltroom flcor or put It In a Jnundry’ Isssr. Mildew sometime* doed not rimw, inti oven .when Invisible will weaken fabric. . i*A to Dandy , , . tho fragrance that whhpen "Sowsons lovely hai |*«l pasted by." fsrfuw e-U to H I M too da U M U - H n , J $3 TOUCHTON DRUG CO to < ~ ■ , The immoital Jack London story action-packed tale of the U m gold rush day*, when the Klimdi fmiiPil for it» forluniM, fights nml f fares with usage of Ijits tick only. AVA DAVIK. MRS. RAYMOND J.UNDOUIST, MRS J.C . MITCHHINTS TO HOUSEWIVES ELU MRS. AI. LYON, MRS. ED­ WIN EtHNflOLSEH. MRU. L. !. MAKING TOWEI„8 LAST FRAZIER. MRS. II 11. COLE Every home-maker want* to MAN- MRS A. J PETERSON make her towel* last a* lorn: n« were amimg those in nml nrournl poisibla. Bo home econmhi*!, of to w n Tuesday. M. T-- HAYNES the U, 8. Department of Agri is out uf th’e hospital now utt-i culture O f f e r these s u g g e s t i o n - ; i* feeling fine again . . Have Tl S K LI f K . on care ’.andjyae of ton cl*: 1.1 '-Ah N iutlirrit Ithodi'sia — i you hraid tile lalc-t’ . . she h„Rotate supplies by puttln); |a fine sense of rumnrlil To make 1*17 During BriFi mine than 27.freahly laundered towel* on the th at cornier y-*u could ray fine niMi |i„uitdf nf ivory, worth l+ l.bottom of the. pile so that i (e* etnas of roomir* . . . V 0 1 .1 E MHt, v a taken fnrfti 695 eioplianta towels will not get all the wear WILLIAMS, JH. look* fine a* killed, Eleplmill* are n crop menand laundering while ethara lie well a* MACK CLEVELAND a id ice in N orthern Rhodesia, and n In atorage. Long storage without JACK WOODRUFF . . . T h e y shortage of rlfli-i has handlcappi><l laundering may cause the fabric seem glad to lie home ami ae'io control to deteriorate, because smoke, just that glad to ree them return dust, and moisture In the nit . . . AL LYONS will reVbrstc a Use flmiiod scissor* to cut combine /to weaken the •qtloe birthday tomorrow . ..Among th e 1 tried fruits. nmr*hmnllows and aven whits the.towels nre resting bride* to I*- i* MARJORIE JUNE) on the rhelf. BURDICK . . Eli LEVY'-WHIT-! Mend snags or worn place* in NER I* making the new* on every i towel* before they go into th, I luge these days . . . An actor ill : wash to avohl further tearinjf. if Rollins in th,> production "Von; tha selvage show* wear, -thccl. J Can’t Take It With You," Man- 1 fraying by taking several row ngyr of t ho Hanfonl Bhs.-IiiiII of stltchea along the nig Club, ami Mannrer of tho Seminstrengthen IL ole Country Clot, . . . on the hit­ ler he ho. tin helping hand* of Sometimes grated carrot ean be used as a substitute for pintapple In a recipe and the subatltution la hard)/ noticeable. I. IS MARCH*. N. tVP>—Oliver Comity state’* attorney Uurtoa Wilcox i* proud of his county a law ;il -ding reran! list he ha* on# complaint. It doesn't afford him much iifpotlimity for perfecting Hi, jury tethnlnue. . VVilcifit, starting 1is ISlh consicutive year ns state’s, attorney, hever "has had . occasion to prose­ cute a rriminnl case liefotv a jury. "Wc haven’t hud u major crime In 17 ji-.ir?. ’ he -aid. There have tsH-n a f.-w isolated instances of p ill) crime Hut the .offenders either pleaded guilty or asked for trial by judge without ‘jury.” . rvK-;'/.', .. . , h ••! « s.,st . .. �II > ' • Ml FLORIDA Chickadee And Bill Traiitmiut's PXt#Nt WArta Ep s t Z e t y p r f e A By FRANK KENE 8SON D LTRO IT-G rorge M.. Trautmais, after 13 years u « minor l<-3;{v»t besclsU executive, )■ Mill* ly overwhelmed with the complevillcy of major league opera­ tion* In bl* now capacity as gener­ a l manager of the worlil champion J u ^ l R R ^ ' d ^ U ^ ' t h . fwrnar president of the American Amoelation, who la working hi* way up ’■fruiii thk lop1* after starting In organised baseball In. 1U33, P* prurident of the Columbus Red Din!*. "Try to conceive of the contrast between arranging thr spring prom m . of eight or 10 men on a c j * s . eorA preK \% GAMES tdvMkri A t Arfo4\.1.\l9. At WAS RtH0B4&P ‘t& 'H lU A . fit* WAS while Chickadee paid off R»re AAotViSR. -rttiAW^JprfS US.Oo, 10.00 a n d M-OJ. JU L IA N ST E N ST H O M w^s*| Me ioW f p ^ TONIGHTS ENTWC 8 : -Daneball Meeting . Officials of the Sanfonl liascill Association mat yesterday tenwon In tlie new offices of Oqneral Manager Claude Whlddoil lo.-ntrd on Becoml Street and San­ ford Avenue. Th# foundation for future plan* of the association >• were carefully discussed and formulated during the conference. i said laughingly, "com pared, to the reaponilblUtle* In algning 80 (layer* into a Flo environment of people hanging over dashboards with no placo to put their heads." Trautman, who. this month suc­ ceeded the retiring Jack Ziller a* front rtffle# " c h ie f of tha Bongals, consider* his new Detroit (h e e n tir e p ro g ra m eurred after S P. > 1- IS Feb­ ruary. 1016 in the name of •the Ship's Hrrvice. D epart, merit. . in* . CommUaloued Officer'* Mce*. or the Wel­ fare and Recreation DepartS erv ice Officer SNA3 Sanford S h ip 's WOODMEN Itennls’,, T’rtde. Mariner. TTiandrr Mohawk g n m l. IH-tdsn M atron. Vlrlory Hull. Hornby tlie liter. Marty Servo Promises To Be First ‘Fighting Champ’ In New Boxing Era tht-b*H again, with the lava Cbcnrane. But Al :*r) knowa hla onions is receiving the fan*' Pbotw 478 T k li i ' Ite r* —a / i e MH.< i » - * mJ n a if M ail- ’t s s U s i fletisha Mora. O u r ’ ttqlly. U stis H u m *. l**i„ h ia r. Andy liu rk e , (ley Spot. D ali) T < > > loo lie. P e e rtfc JSa e e - r y i s a i n tU a la M a R a n t . Now Mr. |< sirs O lrl N ight H a r­ in g , (llls W iM . W estrrn l ’rtttc*. Jo lin n r E ager. U t i le d a m lr, Hoea On, laundry. We offer you, a Complete rvice , AalheriUcs of the Nava: Air Station, Sanford, Flori Meet* every o f th e & US W. Jrd SL .T in vail, U nde’s M«nw>r>. All TnlM. tsiw kr f u n . T ex ASsvseol. Irish v l l i h ' l l t n — a /ia p i ts ' (H u la te le M ate) ■ llu lil.n (itliter i ’tnk Ij i -», 1*4*. D a u g h ter. ( t m t t r M alona, J ln a t* • t in . H|iar, Milper Dup»r. Jo v ia l Ha a ts ik H are—K afa r il s i -■ lO w lalr s - H are! ton for benefit of the many San­ The flamingo parade wilt be one of the ford diamond fan*. tJIse program . iA e e & y * A « y Course. Flamingo Day program Saturday (Feb. .23 > a t 11 will be released in the The proceaalon of the famed pink tropical blr caITAGAmi, 7GB afternoon edition of the WE CAN’T GUAR* of Its kind Ip the w< rid—will take pine* on the ........ .. .1 N*w Inaect Here -UC- P iR S rp A S D Jd B WltJl --------- ---------of the following the running of the 880,000 added Flamingo Stake*. -TABCAtCtyO cues ANTEE that you will New York Heriitd Tribune, aa If find all of your fav­ he didn't know Uia*. * • bare our orite liquor* here, but ■t HF.AI, OLD TIMERS * rhare of bugs and stuff, had thU *ay the other day about Branch we do have Mime of SAN FRANCISCO — LP>- Thrkey's effort* to build tm ed hls arrival on th* major leai i* Olympic Club of San f,r* n d |to tjtcm . . . and we’ll do Dodger* into a championship ag * ha* an Old Timera Club which gregatlon: our beat to neo that f meeta Iwica a yast. The oldest you arc natiafied. "The holdout bug, which aninemlier I* Harry ^crm aln, 00,* ti Writer Tll« Schmoctady Sucker f« n g and a champion 60 year* ggo. J . A1N r r ^ Y n h K courln of the Iferkiraer Hurricane. caapa. . 8cott Leary, former national L .r tnwn which U u Amber*, and be promlae. to swimming champion, la club presi­ .miachad on a .portion of the from that upstate town which , j uU ^ gooJ ring alway* tickles the apollera' palate* I formclr Rr„ t lightweight champ. PACKAGE STdRE dent. Dodger pitching nUff. -Schenectady—U the nue w elter-, o th e r than the almllarllli*. In "Jo# Halten, Brooklyn** rookie office lafUhander who haa been praised weight ch*m(lon- of tha world. the|r fighting abiiltiet, ktarty and shift irat B t.’— Phone 88# "h o t 10 veara ns president Of by every on* csfept Noel Coward and the -ftrcl ring battler to 'ie . Lou differ. The former titlehelder In Troutman's executive ouilook, ..i* American Association lv e liked to ring and_clown around, wank w*a the victim* " U rttw 1* rough-house styl* Ther new ner champ been looking after the intcrsSU of currently Hated In, tha Dodge I* quieter, and is qu)ta eight clubs, playing no favoriUes. files a* being aomewhero In Cali­ about making his new bun Now I'm looking after one club fornia. Thare he Intends to re­ "P ro got to build a coti with seven competitor*, making main .until certain readjustment* state for Fay. and Lou la ( decisions Involving competition, am , made, on his aaiary. and son), Then 1 want to tajiml trying not to overlook the "Halien was one o f the pitchers that they are set for their overall welfare of’ the eight.” « and Louis gets that colhge < { That h*i Its advantages. In the opinion Of the former Ohio Slat# official opci March 1. ^ Send : ov.r Dry Cteatfhifc With your for 1U day* a y e a r.'l couldn’t let it during the Junior.World aeries, i favorite .1 ed Kl*. Illfie, I la mis Us*. Kiiupee iti attend ^rife""association plan." to" re­ le a se Recreation Department of the Naval Air BlaUqg,, Ban font. Florida will not hi valid and w ill'not be henor- ^ K t r m r r . , . , lies*)* Myel*>-nluy Hi. KSnry M u « a k , n a ­ tion it el. It» * 4 ru * k > , n o g f r * A'p. B m a e lt> ee—K fsteriis ■ i i i n i Si s ir uoM r D w aM n President Joel Field. Vice 1‘resi­ dent K. U. Kilpatrick, Director* John JUIder. V- N. Field Inag Mid Frailer (Wham, jo a r cotumn lat.w h o ,1a aecrefary. Ms agger Ed Higgins of th ; Seminole County Chamber of Commerce SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY CO. N « ||u l# hereby given at «<h|s or W llajacnrrcd fgr fi P. M. 15 February, « t» the n*mn of, -the ilp'a Service Oepsrtmknt, Tuesday' 7:30 uu BOTT3F r.tgktk Hare—a r ia ' Milei . KialaUla K*#») OF THE WORLD WOODCRAFT W ho ba*. N»»*r r * * r . Mllvsr H-s. t.a rk y Wav*. P e l l, n iro tle r. V ictory Bond. N orth t in g , ||o t Second and Fourth r* 7dU) P.M. At W.O.W. 10 S. Park Ave. SCANDINAVIA AIDS -POLAND WARSAW* Poland H. J. FINCH It intend* to leaae I £.000 railway car* and to buy outright another 200 from Sweden to help relieve Poland’* acute lack of transport. ■Four, hundred ear* and twelve loeometivea ar* to be leased from Norway, "District Bepresuntaiive P.O. Bog U7 l. 9 f fK* .?.hoae •? ! * . the ACCIDENT INSURE NOW! • AUTOMOBILE • BURGLARY' • • \ T jfe.-t.~~~’ -f—~~ FIRE CA8UALTY iaTitn A i V ’ ■*'* i ■ M arty fought PS t|m u <ha at pi an Brooklyn team. M )r this year, but In tk# >• AGENCY " 'Rhone 180 atalna when .work •liquid nail pot tali over '(of - --Is-the - - fingers. • ... from Weill-Servo A Co. for his title. It Mima It la «n eld cditorw to give the. defending champion a guarantee of a few thousand' e .which m ulled on Cookw •marker* in case he loss*, ra* 7 .it- S>sn now o! >he waUanvilghts, Zlvk soys Cochran* did io mor*‘,flaWHf8 and h i to Ncnry /ir.nstrc.i the wtiferwrigh; boa* of t!A world, add h» should mtJte Mmre 'f about JIOO.OIJ hsfore he with doll.non, fifty Si. i* trying ajnsr-ttonal LEGAL NOTICE in «8M 8(00 * » H . S h « P you nnd sa d ■ of riid ar« here. •MM MILS «at «,»y a ta ln a a n d hem and's w hich h t ) ; hOd ocsi. hririog out for. n >. :•? .*'l!her ”f yiiU. rtm hats •«» 3*t th* r a ta ta itf C, P, I 'D i t - HpOri tWdlly . 'th e 2 i^at Waltoi- JohJiton loft lie m ark on lb) American League llieSItig rs:jrJ» during his lung e* <tf the hilt In' the u;{(?;• 'cjreujt. Bui there la one *»PC fat^ on the book* by 3 # U feu r. bonus .Ja(p The Jriana e ra S .new DriAer** glwfi •Sro F e a tu r e Toi^thl’g AMIt o r *>»• netlTt«l end reqalrsu so prv- DYNAlTlC PABRION G1 DIMA i bpecU l jt , ’’dope" on the doga lhe Sanford-Or­ lando Kennel Clui ----------------------------- SANFORD-ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB / AT m Sn GWOOD MO MINORA ALLOWED SP£CI#LM£t> T• rt* /? f* 1/ f*t' .m v fi L F IV (Stnford Highway) * -ffr» MfUo Sooth of dAnferi v ^TirviPw' iB-T J ' V Vz.r: : . . , i s^T RED ARROW �y '- B P A V , F E p iw A ilY ? l, !>jli p l u m b i n g :;, TH E sANKORn V f c ^ t & g A S f t m r i I w t e A i*ii AND LET YOUR D O li B E Hopuir w o rk a M(>eciAlty Free estimates, Prompt sorvio. < live* are pailir.ll Ki‘<nt If soaked over nix til in i olMo which & piece ui p.tnir tK'C.1 milled THE JlOt.L A ll w ork iru b ftn te c c l 618 M ellum lU e A v«. I’A G E S E V E N HOUGH'S DOG FOQD Made From Fresh Beef and Vegetables TM*-ls a Fresh J 9R Product—Nut Canned " l b s . " " Sold at all leading m arketsAsk your ♦n.-al butcher! HEM . em i t IT iu l h i ' u r nita n J t u i t t t i . c iH iitr. I.MI U1U MUiMl.l. .a t , re-UMiut. i'la m u ir ,. v t . l i l ll l t : l . J. Atlantic lim it HJdy. i'll I . .lift ■ i ’l . t l i t V . : .; : ! to r PROMPT SERVICE ON ALL CARS •<r <•>1111Ulut Iwirin ihai |u« are a NEW AND COMPLETE EQUIPMENT YOU DRIVE ITI PHONE 200 EXPERIENCED EMPLOYEES Strickland - Morrison, h e ASH HAITI *'K tr u e A 111I IPtSitH M iTU HIH .uute ,i util ‘Iii it title hA> I iv n till* iIj i **t ^ tiln .l jjm In tin «'lr» nil tut. in ami l.i ftteiintml*' ***;itlit * -Ida. In i III iici’l ) . In it r | .it . itiMil'.l Annual ri.mli1. f til.im It I.'Im.IiII, a1nft w«rt.‘ flirt?, t- tVtxW.ll. till wife, i.talnllftr. I'uHt, l|i v.l* i*t» . rl til. il-" ii.lilit nut! Itu ili'»<r pllim *»f l i i v t i l u ’i: r i i i h r ; i : i i i N < i s ciitiiK it u p p i n i . i i i T i u . t HTAT i ; | i l ‘ n t i U l I U , H I tJ A I I H I l U . 4. n . l l W V . w h o se l c tltU b C v olnl | u l i U r i i i> l l m t i i t , S . V,. isiu :i;riN tjtfr . II .ii >|m*4i Its fit.n* tile ■ w m n 1.111 RADIATOR REPAIRS li.iii-rrrlij.n l n l i h r ill F i e r i : ila. piul i i u i i l i e i c i* i". t*er**in %* 11litn (lit. i i a t r «il I ' l u i h i a , t h e kcillrv ill j «iil.|ii.|,|i. it horn 1 wup ui iiiihi tut., it ,.s t ii i : h i :- ' ftllllK. l i ltU K lIK I * l l . u i J..U l.e ntill | rtt<lwai M u i u tliU t ’l . u r t- i>n t h t ! t '.iu iH i i U j «<l R a il 'll , IsIP. p m l n i i r w l r ■ llic .trill ul r v w i ‘Mlitt f«r •I v u p a i hi i t in Mini a g .iin > l >W4. ■| i l l l rLift Mill iM B lr Ill'll HI. || W E D N E SD A Y N IG H T A N D E V E R Y W E D N E S D A Y REAL ITALIAN SPAGHETTI - D IN N E R W IT H A G E O F T H E T R IM M IN G S $ 4 .OQ J. ROY JOHNSON’S UKD BARN RESTAURANT (i M in u tes from S a n fo rd ONE MOMENT PLEASE! STRICKLAND MORRISON P I I 0 N I 5 28b KSTA I IMUtOKEIl CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING MHONE u a OH BRING YOUn Am th THE SANFORD HERALD fo u n t, Bra wonts to tfcr line, tnelndlng phone and. address. AUVdwllMafteBtn-U* altaatiea* want-4 will ha charged tm at the regular cTSanlfTftd rales. JGe par Hue for on- twertHO v lUTW^u the *eal it* fiir i*i» t-Ot-<* I "»f' m IftnIf %t||h4 t|r ‘,ft*| h A. !• i -m * S A V f.s i’X ^ l.\tU K A ,\C r -I Want <o Fool Years Yoimgffr ■. • } WANTED lU tleH e. k Battery Charging. I'LL huy your cor. regardless rf i H. B. POPB COMPANY, INC, age or condition. Roy Keel, 11)36 STANDARD Chevrolet 4* WANTED; good dean cottin door sedan. Private owner, r*g». The Sanfdrd Herald. ____ lit 13 Cak Ave. la tUnirsI roaJwtfJ hr Rwinldanm—arPIbuieO IlMAvltR VMiahOindf Raftlu{tn| Ma il Keep Your C ar In Tip Top Condition WE ARE Sully equipped and WANTED~fO R B N T .g tg ® S ® » S 5 a know how \o recap your tlrca. i Caroljr Woft ■Natural rubber or »yuthetle. 2-lJKDROUM house or apartiuent, RBpflJr. I’tfMM furnithed or unfurnlthed. Veter­ wo protect sidewalls of your an. t'ftumanent resident. 2 small tlrcc, ' Jn"«a Tiro Shop, Cor. * children. Writ* George II. Wil­ 1st nmi'Kim, Phono 008. TOUCHTON DRUG CO, liams, or., I*. O. Ho* '31.1. San­ ford, or leave message at Tele­ tPHOLUTERED fabric*, tapes­ tries, bim-nlcllea. damask*, phone 771, Hynford/ Will wa it im itation leather and dl i,»ery It March 1. fobi cs.. A rrangem ent f t r c a rt­ age If work desired, it, 8. ASSISTANT Finance Officer, per­ Blown, 2911 N. O range Ave., O rhpdo, F la. r i e n c o pi.i* d o i o fticn to tho C u ir it tie d ; of the i.ttu*1, d. ' ,'ith fl olc q u l l .i ft t m manently assigned Air Rase OrUndo, desires furnished ap art' meiil o r small house. V litc hr call I.t. John W. Roger*. Financo Office, Orlando Air Uasc^ PROTECT your eluUies. furniture , ami woolens from ninth damage for 6 year*. One spraying of PERM ANENT civilian* want 2 Sh-«* j*Young*u«w Do Inu does It or Berlou nays Now her Backache la better or 3 bedroom house. Phone for the damage. 1C* odorless, M ur » l u m rsUm aacsins batktrh* Orlando 7 8 7 8 ‘collect. ealdlr, tu n lh«r Ouwnr lh»l It,* m l .stainless ar.d dry Clapm'lg contlfraftWncr* u uni remove il.,-Touchton Drug 6 OR 0 room house, unfurnisheil Tb»U4«»>i iIroobW n ...I .,., b* «Klif. i, of ■ or partly furplshrd. Permanent E* ^ »•“ » ~ l of Ifct*h> atott p*4i skoal 3 . rurideiU. I'alJ .11, C. Bigg*. Jr. Wksa illMHwsf kUaly rsoetb-s ~rwIU SotasMus lu ll,. Is iW n In jwir Kl>xl, it o N k or two bedroom house or WMSBMsf-esftns bwtwlw. i Wnmelli mlw. SPECIAL 11US WEEK—large apartment, furnished or unfor­ *rcfh Florida*' eggs 60c a do*. matted, la or out of city UutiU. FglmettQ-Ofuccry, Phone 441. Permanent resident. Phone 812. '^*■'■1* •**mmr* *-*w - —-■ ■■■ —*e-» *reM *,ih JU ST rcceN ed- n ahlpment of SIT. W A W TED A'brM '1draesl*!for IkwV, flFd-ugr q>ulily safety glass for lntopncc today It a profettion end to write it compclofit.’y require! » boctij'ound of ein r «io j o i k i i , in ji | i . '<e ['o;ior n A t TO P A IN T AN D IHIDY W O RK S H J A M E S G U T AGENCY PHONES 16 a n o 4 8 3TO.T MUaCH BLDG Liquid C A P U D I N E VifRV WELL I V.'ICH THERE WAS TilEN WESLEY.'CUBniL ’ INSIST ON TRYING TD BE A SCHOOL TEACHER *t OME WAY I COULP M trtP 1 0 0 ' DUT I CAN'T' p -v —— 1 CDN'T K E E P AllY H E iP L O P G A b I* Y £ -G O M H r& M E R E B O O K WMT'LL THAT CROCKET HOME-RE 1R1E6 TUM PROVE HE CAN HAH PLE A GUN ,' t ------------1 / — ^ lie ggtnpuaion tg elderly person 1116 I ^ lmelto Avc-_________ BRDOD sow* and pigs. 2628 BRCREtARY — atenogrsphtr fleOrange Ave. sires position. 3 yeat* r*f>ertence. Phone 83K-R4 BEDROOM hiu»e on corner lot. Unfornlthed. Phone 69Hi HELP W AN TED- TWO tiouirs and tola on Perslit)mini Ave. G e o r g e Pile, EXPEHIENC eT) " stenogrtpher across from Crbom'a Academy, Interesting work. Address P. W. 13th,8t. f r P. 0 . Bax 111 0. Bo* C48, W inur Park, Fla., for appointment. '____■, 10E Circulating k t practically new. W X i n ^ I ^ ^ i f t r i fer Cosmetic Cgunjer. TOUOKTON DRUG 25 H01>SL H *-IH ; Ktratlan h h k BD girls for laundry , JJyotT hours and gaqd We jrlR t«veb .you. HemCounl; lu s U e /s f i m t e i “ CAMADIOL Mtsfture A rts Like e Flash gpebd 44 cent* today at anr <1roj >t»re tnr a bollle of tin. bity** r'3 Sewerfal ' sffsctfve aelloa t*rsM lftiru threat, htid siuft brnnrhial liih*e—start* aft ones to loeasn Op (lilck. chaklng pM'r.m. soothe taw ntiiifOretiM - make lirtathlaa ea-iftcr. ■uffcrsra Cram those persieisat. nrtljr Irrllatln* cousin or braneblsl Irritation* tlua ta io IJi and Riek|»ya UrlnrS quick nrwt t f o i l i r ro­ ll rf. Ixun nrnlt—get llurklpr s t'aaadfel loilaj. Yea i t l rcilrt loilsnlly. ■‘ h> 1 /. x GIPPAP! ------- \ BECAUSE OF THAT WEsfPhALE'1 ._ TOUGH HOMBRE. { A GIRL HER WHY HIM WANT TO>/ NAMES PRO BE SCHOOL r f CIlLA,SHE'S TEACHER ANP THAT'S THE SAME REASON BOB CROCKET, WTO'S REALLY A SCHOOL TEACHER,WANTS TO r PRETENP HE'S A GUNMAN r . 1r~ Z ? \ ^ GUESS YOU'VE HEARP ] 50UNPS ABOUT THIS TOWN- / FINE.MMDR TAMER I'VE HIREP \BUT1PLIKI NAME'S BOB CROCK-) TUM SEE ' ET A REAL IOIJGH / THE GENT HCWbRt r . A INACTION f ’ =t Teuchtun Drug C*. Ran Pa Tuxcoo K ttlr phone 358. . WANTRtl. ftitlljtl ctLi J Orlando. F?«rida ril tt to cgoV fpr., 2 ILL sell or trade ?-«Lwry thude t, i n.y - l h*utr qork a d furnished or unfumt*n#J, large i m week. Phone 441. lot, nice ahade, soma citrus. J901 per month income, fur prpftjerty TYPIST or- stenoi manent Sanford t oc near Hanford ' Ause, 2621 Grange Ave, Hart- MEANWHILE By PAUL ROBIN^ DavT d Hradley 4 wheat rul Aeour gUftry School Friday. o H ? j n i s F t J w r } - r p S / H i 3 y f u n io v ^ ^ v r i pa£ T © J what Af?e vou tr y in g H E S REALLY TO D O Y -S T A R T A HAREM?}: f MEAN EN G A G ED [ iNTVie (J all " e i G M r . '^ G u O T ) S O YOUT2E EN* , e a s E O TO E rrA ' i L E T S s e e THE 1— \ B IN G -* (*—J J [ WAS AFRAID ) O F *T \THAT5j —6450; U Cockerel*, m. fine era 100—4.75, prepaid, lift g7l3 I HAVGNTG-GOf i n ' ' I M -M 6 A N C -7 * . I‘M GOING T P I B 4 r GET ir-wf ^ W H AT.'VO um W N ED N O S IC .'I T S IT tlN T H E ^ HOC 1C SHOP I* :V)JVtJ �THE STANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORID A |f . THURSDAY, FEBRUARY, 21,1910 Ing claims, It win nnnounood to* day by Paul Weaver. Manager uf, the Board's office at Orlando. "Any person, who has wotked , Cooperation To Persons Over 65 The - Social Security Board l*1**® reached Die age of 65 in an ™r, w • totffort to help them avoid any loss worlters and farm er'w orkers w!hoof benefits through delay in fll- “Where Customers gend Their Friends1 date, he. may file a request to have hie b tn ffit' recalculated to hive him the higher rate." The Orlando field office has been urging workers for tome time tn confer with the Social Security Board officials upon reaching age G5, in order to pro­ tect full benefit rights. "A great many workers have done Just that," Weaver said, "but many have not. They,have been uhder the impression that once a claim was filed, the bene* fit could pot be changed even though subsequent work might produce a higher potential bene* fit figure. HOME C O NTRO LLED” 201 Kn»l First Street - Sanford. Florida Pineapple California BPoad,*sweeping' lines, deep spring-filled cushions, wide a r m s . . . carefully tailored in quality tapestry in a choice of colors. MATHER given up for any month In which the worker * earns more than •f 14.90 in covered employment, but | bmeflta ’eah be stopped and ra* White Shirts Guilty . aumed as often as the worker .moves in and out of cowtred Jobs.” Of Inciting Crowd To prevent confusion and mis* undering, the Orlando Field Of­ YORK.-MP) .... Naw York fice has IsflftU the following cau- eraNEW have formed lilies th at astern! ed around a city block for tnovios, I. Increased benefits, onee a liquor, rlgarets, m eat,. - nylon*, edlalm Is filed, butler, or what have you. But it from additional work In covered required the* cops to handle a employment. Generally this ad'll* mob *JK the Times tnob that gathered 'Jn' lional employment must be at Square section when a nab pay equal to or above the past ! tr advertised white shirts. average monthly wage. 2. Benefits will be recalculated I The eroirjljjm t • only hampered ' automobile traffic but Interfered | with such serious business as the 11*********************** ■attendance of bobby-soxers at an (early movie show, j One of the last of 3,000 white (shirts went to a man who de­ clared: HARDWARE “Without this 1 don't know how I could get married tomorrow o f SANFORD, COMPANY ( I I'lGGY BANK THRIFT Feather Bed Makers: Here Is Your Man FORT ATKINSON. Wit. — OPi — Ernie Hausen Isn't even mildly concerned over tho news that u wonderful new machine has bee-i '■wilt to remove feathers from -hlckena five times .faster than hy hand. Ernie Is the World's ih a^ p l’n chicken-picker. He con do thr i t) with his hands In three and onrhalf seconds. He’s tip years eld 'now and has been mcot’ng all challengers for 20 years. Hr nicha chickens by the hundreds ju it to keep in practice. Hell dn 't blind­ folded cr wearing handcuffs. t Hausen dips the chickens ir. 104-degree water, quirkly runs hit. large, powerful fingers across the wings, from the tips Inaardi does tha same with the leg*, finally peels the feathers fr< m the back and breast. Suddenly the bird if as bar* as a billiard i nr.oli Shoulders • BOAT ANCHORS • FISHING TACKLE Pill.«fitiry'H Best | uni, MQrrrv vi 3 ^COFFEE » m 5 lbs- 33c........ ...... r- 10 lbs. HU' n p /\a a Footballs • Volley Balls 1 Soccer Bolls —■ .. • a •. ............. 25ibH.$i.3n; IUM. y dUsafe. Mpltt*a • Basketballs —" ”3 ............ , • RIDING BftlDLES n r :i. -.•T :,--...... s to v rr. ti« U n u a a ta m Com No. 2 can 14c nt.OVSOM T I H t k T a ll C a a a ' ’ Milk 3 cans 2,5c Kctchupl4oz.btl. 23c (33 Bleach q t lOc Creant C o rn Starch far Th ick e n in g I L(mlli For Lawn and Garden . ' -N m «* krawm Beans .. 14-oz .. 10c * ® CROQUET SETS ■■ 32c n • BASEBALL BATS ""1 ' ~ 1 - ' lb. I IIKMI IllU li CUSHING,- Okie, ppj— ren s needed new shoe* so baby bought He tells of picking 1,472 bird, *them .. C. A. Fiacua, just re­ In seven hour* and 45 minutes in I leased from the Navy, needed a a r. nt. new pair of short. Ills daughter, Charlene, 8, Instated ' 6n buying thsm with 000 pennies she had LAFAYETTE, Ind. ( /? ) - Five Indiana farmers and two farm women, attending a three-day enly upon_request. It Is Import- .agricultural ant. Ihcrcfuru, that--the beneflei* University, ,'niversity, hurried to the Purdue airport evening an t flew So Ini Security Board field of fie* their owneach planes home In time to whenever ho quite working in do the chords. ... covered * I'M though he I* still working, when .aver his total pay b*gins to gt O n. RHEUMATISM I down as a m u lt of rsdured wetking hour*, tower pay rata, lost EI.BERTO nT Ga’.” "(A7- Whentime, or for any other reason. ever Patrolman Ben Brown wf the T|y> Orlando office of the local police forty has recurring Social Security Board serving the rheumatism he makes a bee line counties of Orange. Osceola, Lake. for the nearest liee hive.' He Brevard. Polk, 8emlnol», and Jets up to |7 bee* sting him in Sumter, U located hi the New the afflicted area*.- And be *aye Post Office jlulldlng, Orlando he never fail* lo gel n lie f from ‘ami Is open' from 8:30 A.M. 16 the rheumatism. Ho claims, ton. the remedy Isn’t worse than the PLENTY OF i/oulsvllle Slugger Potatoes Ann ttV U A l THOUSAND M ill! of voyaging to thj* Lot Angeles dock. the last fifteen feet seemed a mere trifle lo William Aqulne, :i. wj r S f o m te - n r s buddies cheered, he Just Jumped the rest of the way. (international) ■hlle working in Jobe covered by the Social Security. I E-SHEARS • GARDEN HOSE • GARDEN RAKES AIJ W ir I W 1111.14 I T LA4TW IIordcn’H Htarlac SKIMMED V * i • CANS- HAL SIZE Sunshine Honey GRAHAMS ' < lb. Pkg. 18c �’ *1 r ' THE WEATHER 1'artlr cloudy through Batarday. W armer this afternoon and tonight and continued mild Satorday with moderate northeast to east winds. U nit/ There Is Strength— I V Protect tbo Peace of th# World i T* Prearete Um Progress of America; To Prodac* Prosperity tor Sanford. * "Vl AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1916 EnUhlkhed 1908 NUMBER 113. Associated Press Leased-Wire Flier Gets Lesson In Diapering Of Inflation Report Is First Re­ ceived From U. S. R e p o r t e r s Who Wert Held By Reds Ships Of Royal Navy; Are Enroute Today To Scene Of Mutiny 'By Indian . Seamen MUKDEN, Manchuria, Feb. 22, ( A P ) * A city, of 2.000,000 in the*midat o f inflation food prices four times da high as they were pnly aix weeks ago was found by nino allied porraapondents, accord­ ing to a report today by AssocUUJd Pres* c6Freil»ndont Spencer Davis, R u s s i a n sources told tho newsmen that S3 percent of the factories are idle —factories developed by the Japanese for their war effort. The cerreepondenta also were told that more than 3,000 cases of typhus developed In Mukden dur­ ing December end January, but Russian arm y doctors stepped in and cheekad the epidemic. , , The AP correspondent spld th a t between 10,000 and 29,000 Chinese government troops are in the weatem section of Mukdsn— the Industrial dlatricL The enmtae tree pa are not permitted freedom of the city and must stay In their own area unless given speelat permission from advanced headquarters af the Northeast China - Command. Correspondent Jmvls says that in contrast- to many parte of north China, .no Japanese troops are (o be found in’ Mukden. There were about 60,000' in the city associated that shig of the goyy) _N*TFi tnj. cTu iniiTa crffaer, a r e , proceeding to trouble spots, end will arrive -WU-TK'r» "■ ' _ r —- .■ s ; * r « ■a r w - 'XT: * A Union Head Says I f 5 Proposed Walkout : Materializes Pow­ er w m Be Cut Off Five Day Cycle Argentine Police Of Unparalleled Arrest Group In Pagentry fended Terroristic Plot Authorities AB sert Arms, ^Ammunition bol Of Batik Today Are Al an Seized C a rd in a ls Boy Scouts M ap and tj>* rfng., D lg disclosed that three of Dr. -Edwin Osgood Grover, pub- America's new cardinal*—Frond* llehartof Rollins College’s annual Cardinal Spellman ef New York, "Animated M agstlne" w h i c h Edward Cardinal Mooney of De­ troit and Bamuel Cardinal Stritch laat Bight re o i n n l e t a “table of contents* aoft a Chicago—relaxed reception In their honor. The Heading the list of contributors reception waa tendered In the ar*'Brig. General Carlo* P. Romrooms of th* National ulot high commissioner of the club Philippines, Greer Garson, lead- Catholic Community S e r v i c e , r Allied troop*. John Inf a m e n actress, and J t Edgar opened 1fo Glennon of 8t Louis waa to attend. W M i t y , <U< tfc- for the presidency. In spite of the incident, howovor, the gorernment has decided to lift th* state of siege from one minute after Friday mid­ night until midnight Sunday. Dr. Edwin Gtyver Reveals Animated Magazine Contents Mrs. Brim Catches Ratigan Declares Jaycee Blood Bank -P ro ject S u c c e s s Declaring th at thh Seminole Bream With Oranges County Junior Chamber of Commarco blood bank program yes­ terday w*e a templet* surcre*. T M U s a t Jack RaUigaq of the y e s t e r d a y by Raymond Bail, Jkycoea today e x p r e s s e d Ms realtor: Mrs. BBnald Brim; winW vlatter In U k t Mary, was u a b ia f, for bream the other day The Sanford Herald aqd fit* In Crystal Lake. And Mr*. Brim Orlando Morning M fttttft for ‘\ ' f ? nought plenty of bream, said Mr. their support. . Th# Jaycee* obtained the quote of donors who were aa f o llo w v T S i l l a a tft'W a S fJsS : continued, “With h e M ^ I n g waa {& H B & M n Thornton. Mrs, Georg# Ewa n , Julian Stenstrom . Jam .* Colbert, ‘ hSTfroo pare irorT r Of- dollars on incoming materials which farmers need, and must ly rising coats, nr obtain higher prices for products, raising na­ tion's winter food costs. “ Chief of Engineers racommended work. IJ u t occasion, December 11. 1043, page 2. house document 446, 78th Congress, 2nd session. Please lend your help yesterday when get appropriation, $323,000 in­ man if re le t Interest Scout movement b, * .....* .. , cluded •.......... by ... amendment current their financial aid were mailed a I Civil lunrtlon* Bill, letter outlining what haw been I 4 dorm in 1045 and netting forth the program for this year. Stun ley Brumlsy, Oliver Arwire. T. 1. Harris, Robert Axt and Denny Stafford, ‘representing the local troops, had charge of the di*tributlon nf letter, to many Sanferdites calling attention to the personal solicitation next week. Dr. A. vL. Vtrgason, atete su­ Mr. Chase aald that it had been pervisor of Instruction, declared the experience of Scout loader. yesterday afternoon In an-address In this area th a t people rallied before the Semlnot* County hatpin hand Teachers club at th* Grammar quickly . to lend a helping to a movement that did so much School that it was not the build­ to advance the welfare a t youth- ings or equipment that produced In a very -vital formative stage good schools but the superinten­ of their live*. dent! ami Iho teachers whose He -old th at In 1046 the num lives have been dedicated to the her of Fcouta* In th* district had ideals of "successful school pro­ Increase! 17 percent and had grams. made ns# demands on the lead Dr. Vergason, who was Intro­ era as well as swelling thence*!* duced by It. E. True, princl princl[(ri of oreratlon. Th* forecast w*t of tha Junior High School, po lut* that during 1040 another 17 to *d out that current conditions 20 percent would be added to warrant a change In techrlologicil the roles. Instruction and added that we Georg* Touhy, financial secre­ havq passed from the woodwork tary, aald th a t while the nieu to plastics. H | asked what are who were to work neat week to teachers and other Instructors pick up the contributions of mm y waiting for -in meeting this pS6£I* of the counly would reach change. He stressed the fact that on* a great many, they could by no means contact each Individual. of the more important princl* He expressed tho. hope th a t those pals in education Is to moot th# who appreciate the groat good reblems of the student* without that la being dong" by the Scout delay as they arise. II* said that movement and get wW were not any school program could be called oil would mail their checks oftluted by whether the student* are happy and wall, by th* at* raoaphsre of tha classrooms, by tho attitude of tho parents to* ward th* school program and by th# measured result* of tho pip- State Instruction Officer Addresses County Tefcchertf barkers Concrete Constructed ty’s Streets. Concrete markers f ° r »tre#u a being mads, up for th* city r tha Peninsula Concrete Pipe Hfjpany to mark 60o street tarsoctJona in Sanford, 11. N. i n r , city, manager anaounced day. Stencils for marking three Vi = im tlSfcC hithsJtriM wvi r hv n Waterway* fc«Yq*<n»ld »ar*V-dHlons r a ltfto r v S n iS r n v r H ? (a-i Argentine police have announethe arrest of a number of n s n in what they describe as a terroristic plot. They charge that the plot waa. Intended to cause trouble before Sunday's general alectlcn. JTha police add that tley soiled a Urge quantity of arm*. f Police authorities assert that captured documents show that the group planned a series of Uprisings In Buenos Alqgs. They Say th at among those arrested was a lawyer In whose home was found material for manufacturing bombs. At other plscA, police declare they found J51 pistols, 308 revolvers, 126 shotguns, 14 machtneguns and quantities of bullets. Authorities did not Immediate­ ly lay tho hlame for tho to-callcd —S p e c i a l mediator Jams* Dewey *aya h o ; expects a* answer from Tioth rides on all Uaoca la the G eaeraT1, Motors strike by rnMnlghL M, L. Cullum *States 13 Counties Would —Receive* B e n e f i t s :reply to a telegram from M. L. Cullum, president of the Semlnolo 1 iCounty harm Bureau urging his iimport In, sacurlng a government i»ljir»priaiion for deepening of the fit.' Johna River to Sanford, today replied as follows: "Will do all nuiilblc to secure appropriation. Favor project for > improvement mentioned in your wiici as I tpo understand Its importance to our section.’’ i Mr. '.Cullum revealed that he isent similar telegrams urging .completion of the project to Seni ale A| propriatlous Chairman El­ i mer Thomas of Oklahoma, Sena­ tor I Claude Pepper. Senator Arth­ tur Vnmlerburg. (ft) of Michigan and Representative Joe Hendricks. The telegram to S»n Andrews read a, follows: "Farmers of Seminole County farming an­ nually irrer 7,000 sere* of vege­ tables and producing one and une half million boxes of citrus, is well as. In our opinion, directly Interested countlrs of ' Clay, St. John, Putnam, Flagler, Marion, Volusia, Lake, Orange, Polk, Osproper treatment. They arc ask­ esols, Hardee. DeSoto and Hills­ ing the best class of Indian food, boro, having total vegetable acre­ age of over 60,000, and producing combined total over 28 million bons of citrus annually, ■would urally benefit by daaponing and mprovemont of St. Johns River from Palatka to Lake Harney. "Other producing countlee would benefit to soma extent, as nit Only. would it open northbound nmnd by the Trims mnml Prime Minister for complete restoration of order* Aulee ha* asserted lh.it th mutineers at "Bombay have bfcan tolii that nothing short of uneegi^ ditional surrender will bo accept­ ed." Meanwhile, ths commander of the southern army—Lieutenant General Irockhart —haa be*n placed in rliarge of all foicea til Bombay. The vlcfroy and hit council are said to be In th# clos­ est touch with’ the General during the emergency. Civilian rtssiisf■tin up* to last night now have b en listed at 14 Injured. Tho Congress Party has diu Ulmtd participation, but AUlee hf* to enter Manchuria nearly rA five-day cycle hf unparalleled i ago. The correspondents religious pageantry has ended and eld IMMtmnteotiTItr'Vt narrow empdineli of. th# Rfman by . Russian authorities, (Atnolle Church have been ele­ story was delayed for vated to the Purple—the largest y i after It was filed, preu number , In the history o f the «tr fo r, tack of fast co s- church, t Twenty-eeven of the new •The / AP correspondent rotates nals received today the final sym­ that fo r' the p$St six montns, bol of their rank—their rings— there have been rumors from the at a secret consistory a t which arsenal city of Mukden tntljnating Pope Plus XII again office ted. that Jit was the scene of banditry, Five of the new cardinal! received kidnaping, arson, murder and vio­ their rings In absentia because of lence in all forms. Correspond- Illness. ente have been prevented from From now on, the new cardinal* visiting the area by both Chinese and Russian authorities—that is, will be on an equal foqting with up, until two daya ago when the the old cardinals In transacting correspondents were permitted to all business of the sacred college. Investigate for thsmselvss. The rings which have been pre­ sented to the cardfnala ana goldmounted, to pax-centered circlets, beeylng on the Inner rlm» the Pope's crest In blue and white Rollins U.S. UNO Delegates Return ty*me DETROIT, Fab. 22, (AP)- ■ 37 Of New Tho Andrews Pledges His Support In rence has asked President > Trum an to Intervene to J)T*- ■ vent a complete shutdow n o f electrical power in the 'ric h P ittsburgh industrial d i s ­ trict on Tuesday. The nrea— which houses 1,500,000 re­ sidents—is facing th e pros* pact of a psralyitng strike 'u n ls iit en agreement i* reached on th*v i wage demands bf 3400, employe* of tha Duqutsne Light Company. The entire section still Is fad­ ing affects of a four-week eteel walkout, and it already haa h*d a sample of what may b« In ■tore. Business and Industrial plants wire forced to clos* fuf Hi houra on Feb. 12 a result of an earlier power blackout. On that occasion so mo service was lO tsllssrs ns I'ap* Tkrae) Voters Have One Week To Register In County Books P i u U i i b i t Af t e r ALIGHTING from their apodal plane at Ij i GuarHia Field In New York ate throe iif trie thirty mrmlwr* of the U.S. detogatjun to the United'Natron* UiKuliisalinn val ley In Irondun, They arc (1. t*i r.): Sumtur" Artbui II Vnnderthcrg; Mr* Eleanor Roosevelt; and Eduard II. Stettiniu*, Jr., chief uf the American del*. S»t ion. (International) Williams Shys Japanese Heads •jfler *hph HlfT.aiV tetuYrtld * n' Some Under Purge Are Withstood Bombs Asked To Resign Pilot Visited Hiro­ Move Apparently Is shima During OccuJap Interpretation p a t i o n a I Duties Of Purge Directive Cant. Volie A, William*. Jr. TOKYO. Feb 22, i,Th— The Jauf the Army Air Corps, who[pnne»e government hn» announced returned to Sanford early llji* | that all Nl|>|....... politlml party week af|ei -erviiig «itli the nccu- j loader* fulling uiidei the Alliedpalirmal furce* m Japan since the directed puigo of ultra ■nation* end of hostilities with the Japan- allat* from puhlie office have esc, declared today that hr ilid been asked to resign their party not believe the atomic boinh to affiliation*. ............ Ip addition, ........ the Jabe aa destructive us many people pnnese government ha* requested (n America, *eem to think. thono Icodei* falling under the Capt. William* said that when purge to withdraw for good from he ritlted Hiroshima he noted all active politic*. th at the few building* construct­ Tf! * 1’f ^ r!lt announcement ed of remftm'ed concrete, with­ front tha Japanese government stood the atomic bomb explosion that the purge also would require fairly well, die also staled that Nipponese lender* who led their buildings of steel and concrete in country to war to .‘rase all fur­ several section* of Tokyo with­ ther political activity. This ap­ stood tho heavy Allied bombing parently is- lbe Jap* own inter­ fairly well while utlier rectinns, pretation of Gcneml Mn. Arthur', composed primarily of bamboo purge directive. and thatched gras* roof struc­ At the same time, the Tokyo tures. wera completely obliterated. Capt. Williams, who returned government says it will announce t„ Sanford thi* weed.. I* looking soon—possibly next Tuesday—the forward to lroing separated from lieu step in the purge. Informed tha Army Air Forces after com­ sources' say this nrxt step will pleting hie present assignment of add hundreds of Jap government journalists, blinkers, Hying General Walter Kruger of officials, tha BIxUi United State* Army to propagandists and jingoistic re­ ligious leaders to tha purge list. State* for personal appearances. Ow pL WtlHamx rentcroir^tKV Army Air Corns ‘ service .In August, 1042. He was sent to Mrs. C. Casper Well From Effects Production Credit Of Stray Bullet Group Reveals Its Mrs. Charles Casper, 314 Chap­ man Avenue, has recovered from 12th Annual Report th* effects of ■ stray .22 caliber U 'U l l M M !>■ Thr**) The Central .Elorlda Production Credit Alaodqtion'a 12tli annual f^Strs. Ola Cochrans, president report raleaaqd today revealed of th* organisation, presided over total een tln g r and member esjplthp roosting. Dr. J. B. Root an* tel of tha organization amounted to $107,640. Tho report further shows the association* net worth s a t -Samwi sy sa a F* Proctor, Jr, Visits Parents H Ties made loans totaling $ 1,100,000 to farmer* during the year 1043. The association, which is a eooperative o r g a n i s a t i o n mak­ ing short t e r m agriculture! Clifford T . Pro*tor, Jr. Phm f-o s M Seminole County voters Who have not registered have until March 4 to place their names in books now located in ths various county precincts, according to Mrs. Ixiurfn# A. Beal, supervisor of registration. Ths books are placed In . tit* 1 county precincts fog one, month . i a s dan Avenue after aa abssaea of her effic* located in The Sanford Herald office. .On March 4 Lb* — books for those living in PreefticU 1 and 3 will ire open and remain open through Saturday, Apr. 20. Mrs. Beal strenaed the fact' that "this Is not a re-registration.'’ Only namea of person* who hava not previously registered sine# 1036 and those who have reached n legal voting age or attained a legal voting status are required to register. The law requires that a person must have been o resident of th* State of Florid* for one year ami the county six months to b* ualified to register and rote. he first Democratic Primary Is set for May 7 u d the second May 28. * Mrs. Beal urged all those who have transferred from one pre­ cinct to another in the county to notify her so that a certificate „f transfer can ba made. Persons seeking transfers are asked to plesss return their original certi­ ficates to her office.. Women who have married since registering are asked to notify the super­ visor so that the names can lie c o rre c te d on * the registration books, thereby elfminating confu­ sion on election day. Q AUDITOR HKHK W. 1*. Heard, auditor for Strick­ land - Morrison Company of Cor­ date, Ga. and Banford, has a r ­ rived In Banford to audit the' Jiooks of tho local firm. --------- Faciflc thaatsr In. BASEBALL m e e t in g moatiag of th* official* and I of dlrectota of th* Sanford ball Association will bo held £ ation and. Stek*. Barrio* Of- S3^ Urf FIRE BXT1NGU1S1IBD remen, Wednesday noon put a trash fir* that was mattae- •qs&ttptfT* ■*,4* ' c*Jv5i i Yfi v-? sSE -* •< - ' - * - - * . ■• I . ' -'b: ■J *0 PICNIC ENJOYED Public work* employees of tha Sanford Naval Air Station today bullet which, fired by an unknown enjoyed t picnic at Juniper person, pierced the bedroom Springe In the Ocala National* window of her home on Jan. 20, Foraet. entered the forepart of her neck, juat missing the larnyx, and was defected downward by the collarVeterans Service bon*",just short of th*. caroloid Any veteran In need of sept­ artery near the heart according ic* (free ef charge) In any df to -Dr. C. L. Park, sttsnding the fallowing categories la rephysician and surgeon. mitated to visit the office ef Mrs. Casper today said that th* responsible agoocle* listed she wished to cypress thank* to below: aid given her by Mrs. Frances »ordlnator — E. B. Carter, McDougsl county n u m , wh# atle* National Bank Butldgave her first aid. to Dr, Park; and to friends who helped her In the emergency. A t th* time she was shot she was shout to join a friend to do eomo missionary VocationS] Training and Eduwork for th* Seventh Day Ad­ itlon — T, W. Lawton, Court ventist Church of which ah* Is a member. She haa recovered Local Asatataaea. Hospitalsufficiently to resume Uds work. “Ahqv« * 1 1 ,................... on* battle ater and o years ta th* AUan- .nECHKES--------- Initiatory degreea will bo con-, ferred Monday evening a t th* Odd Fellows Hall and succeeding degrees on tha following three Mondays. Fort Mellon Encamp­ ment, IOOP will meet In the hall Wednesday evening according to Frank Alndown, chief patriarch — 1 � 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, February 21, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 21, 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/3a22b6424091156cde01a9a77cbdf693.pdf 810a8866c7b1641a18856a97c1cfc43a PDF Text Text s- *tr TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19. 1016 THE SANFORD HER AM), SANFORD, FLORIDA By KENK J. CAPPON Al’ New’sfeatures •ANNAPOLIS. M d — Even if Navy's basketball team should continue knocking 'em over for tome time to come. Coach Johnny Wilson Isn't likely to revet t Ui the optimistic air he had months alto Well in advartee. of the season opening, the Tar' mentor opined th a t 'his I'Jdtl charges rtilghf-sur­ pass their IPTi predecessors, who were victorious in 12 out of I t games. Hut since the days of optlndjni, certain prominent prospects have left the Academy, among them Vlnte IVnryta. who Wilson drscribes as a “truly wonderful cente r" and who is now contributing to the Notre Dome rause, * Nowadays, predictions are rare­ j ly heard at’ Navy headquarters Beriya's loss w«i*w scTbark for Navy, siacc Wilson isn’t happy about the center spot. He i* grooming Hick linden, a man of . some accomplishment* on the grin- j Iron, to alternate a t pivot with | ■Cy Apldrop, the curtenl rtnr'er. As h whole, Wilson admits, guards Don Dick and Floyd 1 ming —the latter now a substitute for AW HIDED EMBLEM i !British Quads Are " ■ I'A 11 a ii set For Trip To United States avy May Have ' Lost Optimism But Is Hopeful Sz | A I* SVs t f r t l or**. H E A N O R . ft)*;—Threw little | pink-chcckcd young-ter*. *u it i vi n g I trio of ipiadruplcts whose birth here almost two years ago » n hrraJiiej (hrouehout the world, are today among America's latest potential citizens. And they are good specimens. They will have no dtffirulty pasting ipiaranttnc as they a p ­ proach—tme- Statue o f . Liberty, if Health has anything P li do w ith it ThVir'have never lieen ill. ex­ cept for slight colil-, and have n it needed the doctor for lit months EVIDfNCi In the United State* memorandum against Argentina’* Pcron government was sifted from 600 tons of documents and records discovered in cellars end homgs all over Germany, said AssL Seely, of S tate Sprullle Braden (above), addressing • luncheon meeting in New Vork. Tiro Pcron regime w*s pro-N eti In war, he said, and even now is giving refuge to Nail inter­ ests and persons. (Inter national) . * jy * j i,w l There's Nothinp To health during the first two year* rof their live*. There is no special Jregimen ' for them—"nothing mora than the; e n lln a rf care th a t any in.' s h o w n a b o y e Vi l a r y o f S t a t e R. ‘conscientious mother, handicap;rd lie. I n * caniti .nnottnvul ________ th e n|i« j though- -she -may U -by—It*.ii tniupBign heaibpiutters 1 | au sterity , would V>vo h e r youngir Orlando. Eongreaefotiol Oi*tri«'i ■slers. • j. „Tbc children did g el off to w If f u rn itu r e 'r a r lr r s a re atared . ' ftrlflrh c a r m i -furniture, (good sta rt Iran local nursing home a small biUrk in j-**1,*h and will help prevent ugly marks I ’ for three month, after their birth on cur veil p a r' * u the’ floor. ,* . < McDonald, thr fuurth of theipiail*. 1 B j ( n i l * H UY A I. died ap the end of two week* ! 11* N ew sfeaturr. Sport* Editor NKW YORK Irving Jaffa*, not an unusual occurlerice in mul , only American eve* to wiri three tiple hlrthv Hut Madeline Maj • wittier sports Clvropic titter. i recn and Michael lived on glucose,! f» r* a fa —ine in Untied Stare* | then dilute.) cow* milk for a I skaters, ‘skiers, and- other dee ■month, when thev were put on j undiluted milk and then were m.*l nn., (n- loimers when intry- 1’given u prnprietaiy milk futm ulv ; n a tb n a l im uprtitinn ’ teturn* In They were u ran M at the en.l o f; I hu headlines in III IK. Rated the greatest l.ng-dls- seven mpnths and took to eating Innce .k a lri of al! t'nie.- Irvtng j)ts « il!iie wiu" with the milk diet ha a n v h i lu speak hU -mind I continued in »up| UmVnlary form " about hr. sport, lie h a , , been I From the start they had v ita­ much concerned with the a r t df min K, then vitamin li-l and later flying over the Ice for 21) years, .vitam in l»- From weights of three in fact, ever sinVe hr was 13 j (rounds, eight ounce* at tilth , the Increased I,* „’ J ROBERT A. WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE-BROKER 34’ Quarterdeck twin cabin Chris Craft. Sleeps 0 comfort­ ably. 1941 IVlqclel, A-l condition. Used very .little. Nipely furnished throughout. Large deckhouse, 2 - 95 H.P. Chris Craft motors. (1940 price on this boat delivered Daytona Beach, Florida, approximately $11,500.00.) Asking $9,600.00 with $500.00 Insurance premium for one year transferred to buyer. We also have number of other fine boats for sale or charter. Listings and inquiries invited. Madeline. M a u r e e n and l l k h i d are the children of Nora Carpen­ ter and W illiam II- Thompson, w ar veteran and commercial p rin t­ er of Pittsburgh, whose wife'* suit for divorce rvrntuslljr will Ionic the Cl father free to m arry ami make a 'n o rm al, home for the youngster,. -. In the meantime- here in this picture postcard Ib-rbynhtre town —Norm Carpenter, with a sung ui her h eart, goe-s, on with the ninthertyem rx that has kept Mat lei in,*. ihiblv* JcifilWifi, * ait YACHTS FOR SALE OR CHARTED J uffee - Is ilnly_ American To Win — o Olympic Titles » It. her fur the A Unlit it C uait Line nt Umatilla,, bus Wen aw ard ­ ed the company's 2.5 year emblem for continuous service. lie originally cntFletl the Coast Line serv­ ice- a s a clerk, Dec. ‘J , H>20, anil became a telegrapher in |[££f. The presentation " ns madi, hy W. M. black, Sanford supei inlemlent. John S. Robins Yacht Sales & Equipment :if)2 South Beach Street DAYTONA REACH FLORIDA i-nuit.l-, Nothing to finding hard lo get iirtfclcri If you put an ad in Tin* Hemlil damnfit’ll col inn ns The Sanford Herald STATIC and DYNAMIC WHEEL. . * BALANCING C.-Z-C. W e ls h WELSH TIRE SHOP Veleealtlag 111la slnndoutg (like Dudeni, their good shooting and adroit hall handling has been the middies* mainstay. ( ‘■eater precision ami belter ball handling arc number I on Wilson's improvement list for the entice uggiegation. At present the ruatl to either mediocrity j>r excellence are both equally possible. Certain i« only th a t Wilson, Nnvy edge mentor for more th an 20 years and » fervent advocate of the f a s t break, will work energetically toward* steelin g his boys along the la tte r path. GREYHOUND RACING . on Frbniarr 3, /Pf.?, an A rm j Iram/nrl trot itrni hi a German tubmnrlnt.- F tu rA rm y Chaplaim, (.'lari F. Poliog, George /.. pot^John Palrlti ll'atkiniton, /Utxander l), (lettie la rr tktlr fife p n u r r t n to nU lari trho arte* >(rfMtaf Merit, IPAm fail teen Me Chaplain, tre rr Handing trllh armi lotted,^each uHtring hit OTJ p m j t r , “They are healthy children, those kids,'* another answer* "I •oppose it is because th ey -n re nut exposed to other children’.’'“They moved h fr» from Codnor, a mining village.** volunteer* i tllrd neighbor. “ T hat g irl brought a good name to this town. She Is a good rharweter and she h at lo t a t sympathy. and he cant* out of service abou. 10 pounds heavier. “Of course my com petitive day* a re over,” he smile*, "but I've w ritten to many storie*. made so many movies and broad- FOUR M ENcr-two-ProteaUi- - - c o te r h , a Calliope a rabbi—ertood together on th e deck of th e torpedoed Raced S ta rt 8:00 PJtL Sharp GREYHOUND l i s * U s s ir WDBO (mtlgh Clio and STR t Tonight’s All-Star For the record, Irving won hi* fleet Olympic till* when he wros 19. He fell ’lo lo re with akatinc long before lh a t, however, an*! he often tell* about how he sold newspaper* to boy hi* firs t pair of etoel runner*, and sw ept tho Ice ott local rink* to earn hi* ad- ------ J_____ liiat vrOUId m nkcljlhrm proud of u«?.___ :________ . tYanriport Doreheater, gave aw ay their Hfe jackets, gave th a t opportunity. Sponsored by the N ational Conference away their chance to live, so. th a t o th ers m ight . . . . , made -the .suprem e sacrifice o f Brotherhood. of Christians and Jew s—a non-political, non-profit organi* zation founded a t the sugifestion of Charles E vans People of e v try faith ^ r v proud, of those four . . . Hughes In 1928 and since then endorsed everywhere by <$roud of*<hetn as Americana . . . proud of them a s clergymen, statesm an, civic leaders and good citizens of men. But is t h a t , U fa r as R goes? Isn 't th is the rig h t f ' head lady BLACK QBM ARMY O FFICER . MY HABBIB •HAGABIDB f l DO [t H A F F Y , M A T R O N SANFORD -ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB AT LONG WOOD On Route 17 (Sanford H ighw ay) xtailea Jaffa*, "and f s m atter bow you ska la. it ' American Brotherhood Week (Feb. 17*24) gi\’e» utTall all faiths-^A m ericsn Brotherhood Week is dedicated to - * tim e— now th a t national surveys show a n alarm ing re*. every decent person’s desire to secure fo r others th e turn to prejudice, intolerance, blgotry— to do som ething same dignity and rig h ts he w ants for himself, THIS MESSAGE PUBLISH ED AND SPONSORED BY , * egational Church Side Baptist Chinch ■ t..h n n ,,..,i, rterianChurch [JaptLst Church. m Salvation Army Assembly o f God Phurrhoffioa ChurchofGod ^ » W* ,; « ^ \ Holy Cross Episcopal Church Church of the Nazarcne ' First Christian Church ’? h irst Methodist .-Church — ..... .....Christian antLMissIonuj X '- M ' M <v - Mi " ' J1 M **MU* ■' \ �^ - * J- THE WP.ATHER Purity nlnudy. cool thi* afternoon. F iir and cooler tonight. Partly cloudy Thursday, mild afternoon temperature*. to Unity There Li Strength— J jj> F T# Protect (be P ric e of the W orldt To Prom ote the Progress of A m erica; To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSl'APBU VOLUME XXX VII > ■■ ■ i Established 1908 _ SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 19IG Ford Says No ‘P rice R elief Asked By Firm O ffic ia l Says ise. China Is Not Bill Signed Bound To j Pact • By President -I^tkilaUg.&ist s9nS mer Had Indicated Cars Would Cost * 50 P e r c e n t Morci iC -hinese Spokesman Measure Is Version Of Full Employ­ Declares N a t io n Was Not Party To m e n t Legislation Y a lt a Agreement Truman Had Sought j D E T R O IT , £ e b . 2 0 , , ----------- A s s o c ia te d P r e s s l e a s e d W ire Bargaining Is Continued By „ Phone Union -F ou r New Atfieridtn Cardinals Nntianal Federation President Promises To Try Everything* To Prevent Strike MEMPHIS, Tonn.-Feh. 20. { imtimt’A ldcpdonc workrm todgy contimied- collevtivc bargaining confercncog on their demands for it $10 a week wnirn-increase TnTTftirFToFcbntrnct prdvisions If the negotiations fail to. lirottueo the tlusiml- rosiilt, perniission haa been Voted in adimice for tt nationwide lie* _ (A P) j —Henry Ford 11 asserted "W n . day .that the Eord Motor Company h n a f o u g h t no price relief of any of ita cars since the OPA price ceilings were set up. Ford, president of the company, made the - » statement in a telegram to hi.the Chairman of the House A iftm n n asserted today th a t Chinn was n o t' ^ . h .r tv (a ibe V .h . T r.u [ J ! ^ H«wl« Uon N U M B E R 111. \ ,h £ fa 1 * " \ | he sought rbor i s ig n in g - th r . t declared .Dairen -:r blll. described „ it to. a , a wca|von '"free ’ port an d gave Russia joint control w ith China of certain which can lie used J n attacks upon mass unemployment 'mid ruinous specified Manchurian railroads. l_ Banking and Currency Committee. The Chinese spokesman says depression. He added that It Is Democratic Representative Brent nothing but the China-Rusaia not all th a t he hoped for. Mr.j up of servier Spence of Kentucky. i treatv Is binding upon both China Tinm an also ,ai,l it was not the The vote authariim g u strike end of the road, but ra th e r the and Russia as far a* Manchurian Previously, Keonomlc Stubilixor "whenever the esrelltfve board begin mm' ‘ question* are concerned. The Chester Bowles had staled that consider* it proper,'', bn, been The legislation provide* u ,-oanspokesman says no definite reply Ford had applied for a 55 per­ adopted IJd.OlK to 30,Till. All rit of ihree ecoiioinic advisers to h«« been received from Russia to cent Increase fn the price of hi* units except seven unions re­ assist the President in preparing I China's Inquiry regarding the car*. * ■ presenting 26.81,1 members wera ' withdrawal of Russian troor* periodic economic statem ents to Ford, however, said In hi* me*, tm-)uded in the lialloting. Congress, A joint Congressional from Manchuria. sage to Congressman lirc n t that The president of the National The withdrawal of the Rrd A r­ committee will study the findings the Ford motor ear estim ates Federation of Telephimo Worker* and leronmiendntlnns, and neck w ere submitted to the OPA be­ STANDING beside a Polish girl my from Manchuria was ia 't -Joseph Ilefrne—h a, promised to fore the Federal agency had an ­ in native costume, Mr*. Eleanor i scheduled for Feh. 1 and now l» methods 'of implementing tho re­ fry everything rKe before a commendations. slriko U ordered. Labor Sect clary nounced any price regulation* on Roosevelt, th e former first lady, is rumored to be set for June J. The m easure -e), forth n con­ new car*. The motor executive pictured d uring a visit to th e 1 The spokesman also mis dlsLewis Sehwelleilbarli rominented tinuing policy mid respennd ility ■aid that the estimate* had been displaced person* camp at 7,oil- closed that Informal discussions that Itelme !s one of tho hest of the Federal government. Tit* submitted lust summer and that shein, near Frankfurt, G erm any.! have taken place between Mo»labor lenders Iw ha, known when __ She t* touring Gennany after!co w and Chungking regarding policy nod re»|,„n*it>i!l| v vie to! they Indicated_____ th a t ________ the car* would it come, to keeping a promise. us,* all luneti, abla menu, c io.iscoit the company 55 percent m o re! attending the first conference of j certain categories of Japanese in­ B n m r's onion represent, local tent with goveinmeltt tie Iand to m anufacture jiuring the flint the UNO General Assembly in duslries In Manchuria, The and long d t- 1n io , opeiafi-r*. niamobligation 1o pi mote i m in i m mui they did fn London as one of the I'.S. dele- spokesman «ay* no sgreeninnt of postw ar year 11in tenance men, manofueturiug ami gates ( Intel nute-nal, j clew , has been reached *o for in etnpliiv n.enl |.« ,«{is, .........., ,j p u r-t 10*1. iriestrH employes of the s list chasitig pown . F«M K N i I M . W t U i m i . l C MKKLATKS fn*»». Ihr i nit*-,i these discussions. • American Telephen,. amt Tele­ Young Ford theu went on to • Ih Hum. th**v plptRli-ii i.i i W ( ,iiit ,*u«* • The spokesman has declined < VI! graph system Then* 1, ee:d«nc<* state, "W hat Sir. Bowles had to In ihi’v * *.t. i fit hi i *3 l»*hi ) i i ■ . HPi^t si l I nnswer whether Chinn plan, to M that ih r union might he willing ,» say on this point and the mani. t• I idace the Manchurian i|ueati»n \ ,i to modify tt, wage demand* in * ner in which he chose to say it before the United Nations Or the light of recent -ettletnent, In left the impression that typ had I saturation. .W hen asked why he other industrial walkout* Amerlsecretly applied for a 55 percent would not reply, the spokesman , an Telegraph and Telephone is increase in cxDting price celling*.’’ said he had .not beet) auth o rized ! Ford added that hi* company ■aid to have, offered up to IS i to answer a question of th a t no- ' « week e itrn for h|I opeintors, actually had asked for no price ture. and Id to |0 for other employe*. relief on any of It* cars since f'nmpltell-1j>ssing Post 5.1. will In connection with the rumors *o<>n appoint lom niitlers and A union spokesman asserted the OPA celling! were established. of renewed fighting in Chinn, j arian g e that the ourrent wage seals for *11 detail* for th« unconfirmed . dispatches reaching I Seventh operntorj In small towns is $18 District Constitutional Chungking any Communist force* j O u tfite u re vif Die American l.eto 120 a week ill a stalling wage. In Manchuria are using Russian gtotj which will be held hero with n masfmum of 12fi to 128. tank? and Russian artillery to Mar -tit and 1! at which 200 to (((irrators in larger towns ara jbaltj* Chinese Government troopv | ^ atl(1 said to sta rt at $24 to 120 w ith a ■narituilm n f 1!'..°^ Anomt- t**Xle ' Iwr* are expectedd to attend !"!t flV l u l h o l l a n d S tre s s e s i expicsslrig op[)oslllop t.^ any Im­ [W«* announced tmlay by Joel .■< HOME, Feb. 20, (/IV - A Rome 1 O p f o i m p C O lln ^ p l whpajter (Gloniato Matfino) L / C I L I I S L V U l l I I N t 1 Id e a ls O f K iw a n is mediate strike was Edwin ) lac Ifnew F teld. 7 th D is tr ic t c o m m a n d e r BOMBAY, Feb. 20. (A P )— • It who represent, the Comnirrreported lodny that Yugoslav lOtl to entertain lb" U j rfi *• < «'I**rv thinit * wit I he no A n d K o t a r v ( ’h i l t s United State* Consul Genci»| Telephone Worker's union of troops equipped with field a r ­ wed the prop.,sal a ’ i>»*>i'tihly, three Chicago. enerwl How*rd Donovan has tillery are moving tpward the *othe post meeting Motultn eve , M l>. t i i l l m n , announced that he has re­ nlttg by Ned Smith and J lime"Not ool, la* good be good cal'ed " y o r g a n " line separating ie t Tounty ceived a note from the Koyal Huff of the initiation UommiUi-c for snuiething." .ulvisetl F ni'ili the disputed province of V cnetia LANCASTER, Da.. Feb. 20 r.irn t Buicat), who has )ual re* 1/n An AF of I. general strike Indian Naval commander at thn( The conference I*- held to Miilhollomt of Fn tj«. past ptesi _ . (Itlilin. ’ SHANGHAI, F*b. 20. (/,*)— Sanford. Conimltteea to m ak e.d en t of Rotary International in t*trned from a two *lav survey of Bombay, B ear Admiral A. H. At the same time, II T 'ntpo pub­ Defense counsel for 18 Japanese today blocked transportation, the Everglade* district. The movie theaters and mtinj' Indus­ R attray, expressing sincere lished a story that Allied **c- accused.of parading three Ann-ri- arrangem ent for entertaining the ( > talk tislay to Klwnntaiis in n o p ha* -uffere.l t h e r e f r o n regret over the burning of an .visitors will bo ap|iointed by pout j which he stressed the common cupution authorities in Italy know trie , in Lancaster, but the Inteit T \ l 1 All \ " s i r r .i , 2o < I’ hni wfiithf d h.; 1h uiruN, h» |'u',f r [l>rt„ .n i' r* through tho < IBmlpr j ltnfro American flag yesterday. leal* of -,-tviee to the Kiwnin* about an alleged Yugoslav plot I report* i tui Icate that enough ridiled. t l d ' * f.-nr werk;i St r 1 toI p It Donovan said that the B ri­ lllt'iJirl f t IM M l ' nut 11c to promote utt insurrection- In ’burning ,rM t' them nhve, .kr Wi.. . ' l> «»* decided to .................. it fid ( ii'lm \ i»i f i ii I/til urn* store, sic open to supply must hut ultempt fh.nt ’’f. *IHi\ tW M tish admiral waa having a wan itiir*t.iuii 'I h It 11 *‘i unih > h.tw .mil w trt/.. 11 | the monthly dance* given In tl Venezia Cnjliu. A dispatch front I'l . f . h.a.la with all * e-,s-itt lai* '*''f ,i dii nti re-nlent» new flag made to rtplace the ; Trieste emphasized a belief th at td tn prove that the dcfendmit*- ■i*—.., » ,t lie ilfslr.l i |ii\t slogan. "» ih *■1 * ..f j t r IBMU.T Tl11*•' 1, o )• f , V«lll ^ |1 . \ t met leap Fe,l„tn4ioa of |a_ had no choice In the m atter. Th The | n' »o;' I. * f i nn.il' one which the dem onstrator, ' »v|»| Itrft 11■ iijr .i-1ri^ thitl tmii'w-* an insurrection would m eet with ten pi, kel, m ai.li st.om d lit the Jit 1 :.-t ,.| i counsel. C.d Fd ' ' 'P " ' hauled down from over the rflnly “ weak and limited reaction" chief defense co . * i . 1 1. i t riery mow in front uf various i'a a - lie h,i- vR Tit tiirt hitler fi i1XV1»»- i f f - v.i! In i.« ■t•. ward (ludgin, riudgin. of Birhmond. Vu f v*h»i % ,>v ipdllt. 1'rdtrd S tates In for mat it in tls I h*n. a wrrie 'I • Iit 111*Iv 11it* > h it i in--u lit •*! 11 *hered i I lliauicht *»r rli thr from Allied troop* ness arnl imhistttid estaldl*hm««it .. but iftiaerlfti Unit the nrrtmni Jills it ul thr t i"inin >n1 .1 Mr * • .« -II.h -t Of fire. I , turpi i*t* m mt* hi* l l f r t m i r , h r M..t ulHIM lit Publication of these stories in werr acting on nrtlvra which they ntttl ttlher returned w ten th fedeinl labot conciliator i ,n .. i r | t f i 1i..L. 1 . liitoyr* .1,. **f ,f tilt y folliikk hut M‘l V Jit 1If I’VI line ft»i h rm k Htiper-nrlvisnry ctirntnifle*' t , tl wf«-| tl , . ------------ . ' the Italian newspapers follownd darrtl not di»ob#y. John Murr oy- is iitlins; m y ikX * hatt|fr«l i t r t i l l i i i , l u m u i t f , it n pointed to Uiirk in ctpetul BOMBAY, India, Feb. 20, («h B Yugoslav claim that Polish here. iqiriutiit^ t t f HI u.iis' i»j I'bindu f iif i’ t u p i i ' i l n l t i i a l ^upplivH will iiegntintors in n strike of woinii'r* IludKinf hn^ cltrd the JapwiM'se •—Unlformeil members of the lro(,ps ut,der British command In Imperial | l^imtttn: n ponii hy Kiln Wheel- (»rryhuiim| Linr.**, Im*. for the t'ofiealoga Trn ii-p’iilntion Rescript an evidence with the t»rche*tr«. im t b** It hi h r i i v y f a r ih trt* iv rd k n , Company Royal Indian Navy have ra ra d e d . Holy were moving toward tho th at Army order* — in the eye* rhe members of the nrchestrn | vr \Vj|rnv he »*ud that there are u hn hnvc life n ttifi A | l}illia {ttfiif|>i |!i m itril w*»* to 'rml t h a t l a i p r =u/i' will I k * s h n r t . through tho streets of Bombay Yugoslav border. Tho charge of subordinates ___ since Feh. a. Tht* w of 1, prnwere the. aume u ere descrilted .by Mr. Fiehl n* i only t«.» kimh ..f pe.tple — not ( V n t r a l T i u t k l.in r* . In. u f L if t l r m a m l Vj ag ain .to d ay In protest over w hat already has twen placed 'b e fo re as A nice group of hj»y». He jutid | pn<{ |,i(,| Hch of |UMir, happy i er:ii slriko Wa? ratlrtl those recefved from the the T a m p a f<»i t e m p o r a r y p. i m ^ w i n i l «\»|»|»}« g e i • > stile »of refreshm ent* w«iuld the United State* Security Coun­ Emperor. _________ . M l . . I lie h a l f I f th** i r A n i p o r l wntUa*i II r promt But o r SUd, liiiinlde t o o p r r n l r I n H a r m I t v r r f i r M aiu l as racial and color discrimination cil. where it ha* been denied by I be unit e ' Wav m a r k n I I . I . A form er sta ff officer of the not liu perm itted iim| Mm» <|rmi " p e o p l e win, lift aod peoplr who Xewtmfti chi'tk ffihf tha fiI iib * In the naval aervlce. But there British Foreign Secretary E rn est 34th Army* headquarter* — Lieut. IniK’*'* would Imt* allow e*1 on tla l e a n . " It - <dde, that tiler,- was M in im nml S o u t h s , it I » a. t* I o , . - riu-tit i e ' i,-,| t it'd ■lightly. l inti tit I.rift.nsiri Hi»y «t$|»«t nifir*tf I i i i J h " <m v illi 1 .. i lan-.put i m ilk premise*. **\Ve‘feel trial the ymm.' have been no*report# of any r e ­ Bcvin. J a n d will )o o b . i b ! , ■ heavier ' Col. Hatoru Mntauura — has add­ kutf. b i t fliigCtt, hut m a n y " l■my i l y o n e l i l l e t ! 20 "who lean an i l i n'.iiji fiitin Ju . k II, petition of the violence which had t toll) a> pit . ’ Meanwhile, a commission of ed that disobedience of order* people of Sanford and vtctmlt T.*i- r t ed I ifnlfpi tnlcnt frocet^ nri* fvmntniMf l l r l d l l iinlt* ( h ttiulii vvji* iiN“4, r!Si 1*. tfiwiii, »if. 1 . Ti*;* I e s a* i e p m ' marked sim ilar dem onstrations re ­ Allied expert* is looking into the had been “a very grievou* of­ are in need of gnnd. clean riwie.i <si| b y Mt \ l iiltn*!t jitit*l jiw i r a l l y <I Irnln, I. |» r> r u t I oppn M.*vm m mn inu », >Ay1'»n,4 Itrm h hint Mi. ... \\ r -1 conflicting Yugoslav nml Italian fense.*' .Matxuura wu* nppeanni: tton and am usem ent Mich a* tin-*, floi n |f ^MiurriuT’i! t INI- 11, , | I 1.1 "Utketlrtl- I i i.m * im riY m lfv h rtir.i .• • I "a ul cent! y, i *ui Mi- jaufilrtl old-fashioned squat** danre* nt Will O m ! m u 11 ,*lt I l k r h i (rath* 1'iilm Mi'in Ii. Mr2i itu ( Ill '.»• l .n f A board of strategy, claiming to claim* to Vcnexta Guilin. The a* a witness only. belli m o l e , ,,* , ' o , g c SlipffisJin prntffduiw -ykv! friiiitFimil Mr) .ir.| fnrd,” be dee la ted The iipv’ represent the Indian naval sen- groilp will report its findings to pile- h a t e l.e , i. i ( .a t h e *»f h«r crafttmrtv nn* j*t At ulie itli$ At flir iJ‘rfUl|Mtr \ *- t*' 1 f* ♦ tha* pa*I done,- will sta rt I iu'*dny ivetlii.- w ith t b it *r a h** men, ha* issued a manifesto urg- the Foreign M inisters’ Council in t w o * , , , i d | be s o m e ( i«i hii|»)»nrt o f th u !rftn%lMirtalion ilin e, lit* t*c « 4 h nI»iuJ Riiili ••ml «%ai,, nt ll-IHl o’cbek I ill ......... •l e . n I n l,fil l i . .) .»• «*k ing continuance of antl-discriroi- London. If 4^ iibhr*" a thiat-_iiin| uiijtiiill- Ihr St 1aa)|#f- | nu­ wtriki* M » y rtr Diilo r - t > hiin a * Bob Steele « u , up|»nllled r. v*f • ■, I- » nation demonstration*. The n ew est, | t»el I **'flt|$Al 41- * arfii'il l hut hi* i* iitlr tuRlril in iti|C meti i»i .1 j**i *.♦♦•» nml Iw1mm* «"W ii <*n*«hhll Ilf tl - tl •it.I t ,N l.i p l i u t l c t e d Cotudr Itoet'o a* post athl. CELERY PI(OYIDKI) v* p retest has- been emphasised by l i v e l y sin., i| 1M i | i c A t u n n ^ i r m n | m r t a t i o u t u n il li>a d irecto r Btallay tldbam «■> ip 'h e hint u t li n i l ,i nAMfil In* fttiiilrJ tl it 1lint Hir r»t i inj^r "{ |*i ”l" rt\ , -(ifmg bnl _qUidity •Vv **d 1 # t u 11|tu* one group of 10 or more m arch -; J a t 11n r , I b e n . i n a i h r i u f t h r n i uii* (jt'lU (*$'!$ »4 s o o n n s |»oi»x1Mt. JutkMUiMlI** and Muu- I fine. A fter going thfuttkfh tow LKKSDUKG. Feb. 20 (Speciul) £.11)t**<t b y ^ D e p a r t m e n t C a n i d , {til all urn* nmlllMR. ing .through principal thorough-’ Kiwanian. r»-cently appointed As thin n«*. Jllt katllU ill<* titul iiimiMi Striking n irm b m of th r AK cade Wilson ua district nthlctn (area ‘ and chanting in unison: Edward F. lame to o committee Seabreere high from Daytona I I'M*cs all season, the• m ntkct ha* of L Amnltfumntcvl .\«Rociiiti«n if>on an t h e ) Hjirtn'il th<* windntvii and I'alnlkn and llawllo Brooklyn Ile y h , hitting t h r range from officer. I sttillniiril 41 it l kH||r Hit “Down, down tho Union Jack.” to provide visiting i «»f their Mini*, ihry openeil their of S trict, clertrir and The dem onstrator* called for a Dodgers with plenty of home all angles, trounced L eesburg1* I heurt't tu my m uuflite/ <ic* Motor Coach Kniploye** nrr sf^k* grown celery to eat. Mr, Lane Yellow Jackets here last nlgnl, ra il Ing of the tri-color flag of the {vlnri'd. iritf ii wl) c<nt jmuilv umitv i«nL*t * All India Congrwa—or Natfonal- "not only is helping dsliver th e 42*18* wru! other cofttrnrt t>mcf»t.-. H r u r^n l rutluiPinsm celery to the ball ■ player* but C ard, Treaher and Wilcox with 'U t—-party. m .tcrprlFCx, ’’hur rhHiu»ifi*iti U the " " _ 1 * V__ O The dem onstration began over ha* instructed n sign painter to seven point* each, paced ScaTram ‘ m * k e -* -l* rg e -« lg » -l« —show--*h« beeeaw-whil^ "Mahrmey'^SfhfCd "IT ________ j progres*," lie asserted. players reading ‘‘Eat Sanford like number for Leeeburg. •ltdown Indian aealnen staged I^ e ib u rg girls defeated DeMis* Isabel S. Thursby, • xten-l to ,n ,h " " ,l r r . . . „oif demand* fo r Celery - Compliment* of the S an ­ d | _____ strike in „support see Dial it lia* survival value." By J l I.r.VN HTF.NHTIIOM I’an American Conference and the b ettar ______________ _____ food and a ravlilon off Pi pay ford Kiwanis Club. May your Land's lassies, 42-18, In a pre- slon canning specialist, w """ con ^ Muriel Fill* Janet Haas. Thomas Conference of Southern Students. urged. allotments. On one occasion efnee stay in Sanford Be a Pleasant liralnary game with Rrta Newell duct • camtinng Me'monat ration | F ruin ami Wesley Davis, invniliera She i* tilsft vice president of the A jnry in County-Court yester­ then sn Amerfcsn flsg flying One." A ’« ta |k of celery Is por­ racking up 20 points fd r the vie Thursday a t th e Junior H igh; Dr. II. AC. Itueker mane the of the Phi Kapjia Delta, a nation­ International It e 1u t i t> u s Club. day returnsd a verdict of guilty to rt. school' kitchen a t 2:30 o’clock, it i suggistinn th at the UjV employ o v v the United States inform s- trayed on the sign. sn announced today by Mt*. a full time irercallnn director m al honet ary speech ft ate rutty, Mils Han* i- a member also of In Dio case of Condor M erritt, Uoo Office has been torn down Ouida Wilson, county homo d e -. eonnectlnn wllli youth reereatlnn who will appear .in Sanfurd to­ the I’hi S w irl)', Gamma Phi Beta negro who xvns charged with and burned. Then a.n>«b Is said morrow night at 8:011 nYlork at Sorority and Inis participated in carrying a eencealqt_ w napos., No m onstration agent. ber*. to have attacked several British ~ l n Vlatig^sr th e -p to * * n t sugar r.d |jin e announred th a t Kt- the t ’ourl House on the BennnoH: debate* at Stetson I ’nversitv. sentence ha* been pronounced by officers with clubs•hortage, Mis* T hursby will de. wani* would have a "Indie* night County Junior Chamber of Com She leccrilly addressed Die Oviedo Judge R.W. W ure up until noon m o m trate the making of sweei I I'arbecu* on the evening of March m etro program uml debtili the j Woman’* Club. today. spread* w ith su g ar substitute*.! U . , Me^ exhibited^ tho iil|(n li9 question, "Resolved: That Die j A fourth year student at ItoiOn trial thf* morning was John . V isitors a re invited to attend the designed lo put in tho Dotiger* United Slate* should join a world • llns, Thomas Fruin is from Medan, Tlnknhy H art, charged with drlv- , Club house, show ing.» stalk of movement,’’ are among the most j Sum atra. He t* m ajoring in log a car during a time when his Plana fo r the adoption of a mitt**. dem onstration. celery, end wishing the player* prom inent students currently a t -1 government and hi'to ry - He is <1river’s license had been revoked. budget fo r thiv Seminole County The board voted to publish a Junior ^Chamber of Cora mere* weakly organ which la to b* COAST GUARD TO KKCRUIT a pleasant stay here. Kiwan- tending Rollins College in \\ inter i president of the Phi Kappa Del- A t 1 :30 o’clock this afternoon G. were discussed during a meeting A U. S. C oast Guard recruiting Ian* are bringing growers’ gift* •r.i „ , , i ,ll> I’hl llummu Mu. lotniba Chi L. M urrah wa* scheduled to bo W.L. Sleg. principal of the of officer* and membera of th* known aa the Jayce* Journal. U r. crate* of celery . a day . . to -M iaa ro x 1* a second year stu -j Fynternity. lie is currently the tried on a charge of driving trom who w as nominated to unit will arriv a in Hanford on of two Geneva School which Is regard­ board of directors of tha o rgani­ tha players, he said It was andent from Miami Beach nml is president of the International Be while under the influence of inthe publication! committee, Tuesday, Feb. 26, and will be ed as one of the ouUandlng model sation la st night a t tho* City erill adit and publish tha Journal located In the post office lobby nounced there would !>e n“ Kiwan- m ajoring in English. She i* |ire- ! latum* Club. Mr. Iru in recently tuxicatiag liquor. ru ral school* of the eU te In Its Hall. with tha assistance of th ree com- between the hour* of 10:00 A.M. I* meeting on March 12. Howard sidettl of the Pi Kappa 1MU won second prixe a l a Teachers program of progreeslve educa­ Although curren t fund* of the ptittaa member* including P resi­ nounced there would l>e no Kiwan- speech fraternity, a member of K1WAN IS WELCOMES LONG tion, was host today to three organisation will not perm it tha dent Jack R atiran, F irs t Vice and 1:00 P.&f., according to Ro­ would sponsor the program a t the Phi Society and of the Radio of S|teech conference in A tlanta b ert L. Woodrum, RD. M 3-c, mid waa .winner .of the 1U45 Reeve prom ipent education officials yh o final adoption until to* contpla- President Young lla rria and officer in charge of Coast Guard Orlando Kiwanis on Friday noon. Club. Hhc contributes to the Essay Onnteat. Kiwanians today gave Howard came to visit tho school to make tlon of a post-organlxational Second Vice P resident Brailay Howard lamg was welcomed school publication, the "Handspur," re c ru ltln j a t Orlando, 'Wesley Davis, a third y ear stu ­ Long, plumbing merchant and an ell day stud* of Its memberahlp d r if t, fundi w art Odham. back a fte r his long Illness. Mack I to the Institution'* yearbook. dent, is > ii O rhm io youth. Mr. p a il, club president, a hearty re ­ tentatively budgeted for cu rren t Hirschherg of Jackionvtlla waa “Tomokan," and 1* currently the Davi* I* majoring in English and ception after hi* mure than a Th* group unantmouaty voted AUTO STOLEN operational expenses. associate editor of the school’« won recognition a t the Eastern year absence due to U lneu. to a ffilia te th* organisation with A 1930 black Ford Sedan be­ a guest. . Four o f the organisation’* the sta to and national J u n i o r longing to C h a n c O y Walker, ' msgnxine, "Flam ingo." Miss Fox Debate Tournament In 1040. He Touched by their greeting, Mr. chairman fo r standing committee* Chambers of Comraerc*. P resi­ negro of Route 1, waa stolen has been prominent as s member won second place during the Long told how glad he was t*> • were nominated by tha group. dent Ratigan waa Instructed by Tuesday evening between 7:00 of the International Relation* Sprague Oratorical contest ala" be back among them, then smiled B o th . The Florida S tate Bank ! These Included th* the naming of Of tha board to forw ard a token and 9:00 o'clock from In front Club and ii vice president of tho In HMD. Mr; D*v«a won ths gnd said: " I was about to tall and tha Hanford Atlantic National Gene Tucker, treasu rer, as chair- paym ent of membership face and of- the A. and P. Grocery store, Relations Cluh. 'Reeves Essay cont**l .this year. you on* of my best stories b u t Bank will be closed ail day Race tha finance committee, cost* fo r charters to those re ­ it was reported to police. Miss lisas, who Is a third yotr Hr wa- a representative to the hare I am, seated between four Friday, Feb. 22. in observance ham a s head of the spective organisations. student from ML Lake*, N. J., PORT o r r i C B TO CLOSE student council 1“ 19.79 and 1940. ministers, so 1 guess I had b etter of George W ashington's Birthday, p com mittee. Jack Rua- i Th* board also unanimously is majoring in human relations. i■ . i— ■ •«.* « •MEETING CANCELLED President Jack Itntigan of tha not," and then sat down amid a legal holiday. d u u im an o f the program voted to extend a la tte r of ap p re­ She is the editor of the magaxlnu The scheduled mealing of the The ‘Sanford Post >Office" wflt Jnyeees Ii** extended an invita­ much applause, especially from and Ju lian Btenstrem, "Flam ingo," vice president of thu ciation to The Sanford Herald Elk* Lodge on F rid ay has been be rtdsc] all M f Friday th ’ honor m inisters, including . t h a tion for the public to attend, the f o r the cooperation being given cancelled . due to m any activities ‘ th* of -Waahln«loi»,s> » lrttd a L tf c .e s ? Cauliflower leaves cooked until Rollins Speech Society »ud *■ particularly thus* members of Hevaranda E, D. Brownie#, J . B . -. to tho Semlnela County Junior U k U g - , p la c e ' aw *■ W ashington’* member of Die R oU jnsJW enlif|c servo! with b u tter Hanford's various clv*c organise- McKinley, W. P. Vasias and R a n • rtrtw of 0 * « W * e . • Society, Pan Axyarjgaa ; League, D o n a . ' ; - ’ . birthday. . %• Is sprouts, SacketL iv n iftC a v _ ii • American Legion {** .... , ... . ,.... Makes Plans For •K <’1,1H Dislrici - Meeting pasl Head Q{ Yugoslav Troops Reported Moving On Morgan Line Uniformed Men Of # Royal Indian Navy Parade In Bombay - Cullum Reports No Heavy Celery Rotary Speaks Shipments For Next Few Weeks Before Kiwanis Returns From Survey four Of Everglades Paper Claims Allies Aware Of Plot To Foster Insurrection Area And Reports ( rops Suffered From Recent Hot Weather And High Winds Says 18 Japs Had LIX/mu To March Fliers (hart or Iransters ^,,0 u, 01 L Ma 101* Auto Lines Art* Okayed f "" ^..r" Seabreeze Quintet I)ropH Jacket Five Canning Spcdalist i -. „ -To-Give- Exhibition ^dhtritr-nTT rrrrv *nf .*;"•!Jayc6e Program Debaters Anionir nr-rtctc^----- —^ . ■Rollins ■ • Most Prominent Students County Court Jury Finds Nc^ro Guilty Adoption Is Discussed ~ By Jaycee Board Of Directors Education Officials $> Visit Geneva School » B 1 a r . * -t f �THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE TWO i Sanford Herald n itak tU lifi U IIKH Ml 4 « 1 Vr e ierp t River 'Project-Sidetracked THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE'1' Sanford Jiuh atifftri'd stjrloitu MOthuck anil tho people af ilemflinlf County ImVe been sorely iliaiippointcd ovor tht; fnjlurp td inclutlo the fit. Jnhn« River project, which had nlm niy approved by both houses- of*-Congress, in the appropriiitions bill which recently wowed the House. Ah everyone recalls, the Rivers and Harbor* Authorization bill which became a law on March 2 last yem authorized tiie deepening, of the river from I’nlatkn to latke Harney to a depth of 10 feet and also the construction of a cut-off channel from the Osteen Bridge into Lake Monroe at a rnnbinod cunt nf about $.’125,000. The hill which passed the I w C » n lrr . « >•» House last week was expected to provide the fund* so fk r,, *1 a t* Mount.. th a t tiifs work could be sta rte d immediately, 0 > t '> f« r Although the use of the river w«a largely interrupted 4 )1 uhlfunrr oolloro, » ■■ **« « Iw the war, there is being formed at the present time a IlMVl^fetai* (*H«t •* l U f t l n l u w r M * f«*r lb*> mi lutrge line to c a rry products dfreet from wmfflrd through .‘d iallig (timifo %«tll tot* r l a r i r i l f«*i the inland wgtorwgy to Nnrfoty, Baltimore, PhiladelphiH and -|- f r p t f p r te« l%rrlU li»* ImU niI \etiapMiier H*|»V#**itl** Trenton with an iinticipflted saving of at li^Ht 10 jwir cent r f g » M f i t l a Tb*» llr»«*l* to the average producer. It was confidently expected ihat « ■ ( k r . u N l l a s a l f l r U *11 a d i M t U l m the* wider use of the river by boats of greater depth would UftuiM arf w alntilird In **♦* nf In I b r r « n « I f r »N1 make Saufurd iu reality the l*ort of Central Florida and AHCllCllNlI IfttdnttaHrta an < kb«g' provide this section with the Impetus ttpowwary for ennrw llrralJ l» > wtolir, **( I •'* tinned' growth and development throughput the post-war i n l f l a l H l*rr*» wMrl, l» fO IS I'd bat ■ Mil «f . I'anfiini. Ifitaifia * ^ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20. lfrlfl ft 111 11■KiAmiVI■ At ru m rJVKJ* CaliESS WHO L j CM A/C3TttA^ te TOf^l t*ili M is s ; >5“ m e s* •<*» cl BAYARD REALTY COMPANY sett your pro­ perty. -10 years EX PERIEN CE lit buying and L Helling real estate. 20 years of honest endeavor r . In Sanford.1Call a to f f ic e or phone 808. ♦ * _____ BAYARD REALTY CO. __Jt L IC E N SE D R E A L B3 TA TE BROKER HOME.. TO NEW S dt>(> to (It IN M> tk* «»r !■' *T |»MSIl-AO..H »r Hi I ,1***»(•■(•*' Juat why the pm jM wan not included in the River* apd' I(arbors bill, or ‘Mpleteti", a« «(irnr have jiut it. is -JrSU-S Ih -H ip *<u**r I4r l»cot a**.* **bHMK4 Sf-iTln Winter over'the dnnu Although it provided .for- only a 10/111 r la M * i« » « » « s iin i( l" ii " l Aal iU r«|rl*< h«rflH «ir hI»» »* t foot chnnm'T find there is already another prnlrct under way ito cut it to a 12-foot depth, the fnot remains ihat the W gpNKHP VV, FEU, 20. 1910 ! 10-foot channel had already been authorized and wn* ready for annropriatinu and tfte work could have tiegun m that tnpi.i: \ kicsi; lu ll TODAY ! immediately. while the 18-foot channel ii still in a nebulous *t»sllcr* l> II h, l,Ht ■lU -rn l.i j imlnorlwfion and longer stiirueFnre^aoiuiQ work 'vwlfl ! begirt, Most of our people seem to agree that you couldn’t 1very w«U dig 12. feet without-digging -lO-XctLXIraL..— So evorv-effort is Itcing made tft get the 10-foot Ichannel npuect put iiack in the hill while it is in Hie Senate. The chamber of Oommerce has <tt*patched 'etter* iu tiwt Is-lievrth <>n mo in- and telegrams to Senator Kitfcpt Thomas of the Senate K l tplurc »altl, frum » S Appropi intions Committee asking him to include the i h i l l H o w i i v i - i * o f li v i l 'i lU’‘ Sanford project, Both Senators Andrews and Pepper have agreed to help, And it ia iptite |H>*sih>e that with Hu* , r, help of our other good friends in CJangrfWi the damage 1no wntM can !«• repaired, Meanwhile, all Central Florida citizens who ii- »niiiire inivc the interest of the river at heart could help by writing letters to their friends ip (’(ingress. For whatever happens on the river is of vital concern SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO m r (he *pt-iiit ill- i'laygr-ui*] Commitlee. * mil • f the C td M lsr . .—— ___ . re, th v Vacht Ctui, Mr. ami M ri. \V. V. Wheeler die r'loritJa Buildttc; and fam ily, C. C. Wheeler, Janies uicenienial fvpo*ltion., I.. Sm ith, Mr. and Mr*. K.. Ward 1 <'i the. Americsu.. Jean, »pent Thursday at ihe“ fj»ir’ (.nmblneil into in Orlando. W 'tie in d u c te d nr* I .— . In a ' tin Wednesday Mr*. W alter Wight, who has » n - mmonncct today, teen the xue»t of Mr*. Henry —~ r WiKht and Me*. C. K. K lrtb y , .1 a.-ln .lirs nre whod for - the p ait two Meek*, le fr 1 11 .dreway Monday . on Friday for her home in .11.0 ,,,-lrck «t u h k h I Cairo, (Ju. >« of it“ oic* amt eon ■ . ________ -h ull ehildren of the -'l(o»etioie." a im eleal cpmeily. lied, i>dl lie in au tu - I* scheduled td be given at the iidiiix to announce- High School auditorium 0,1 Feb. Perilous Power are hidIt i* d is h e a r te n in g to lie to ld try o b s e rv e rs o f w o rld a fui " f a i r * , a n il by th e a c tio n o f R u s s ia n le n d e rs if n o t by ih e ir a , r 'i 'v o rils I hut id s u it e o f t h e i r g r e a t m ilita ry v ic to rie s th e y ami ,ir- a r e not s n tis fie d . P e a c e fu l d e v e lo p m e n t o f t h e i r etin rm o ti* ,1! to in -; n a t u r a l re s o u rc e s , a p p a r e n tly , is n o t e n o u g h le .i»t .■ W ith w h a t lo o k s to th e o u te r w orld lik e a n ip li p o w e r fo r d e f e n s e a n d i n te r n a l d e v e lo p m e n t, a n d a s s o c ia drd t, ° n f a ir te r m s w ith th e o u t e r w o rld , S ta lin p r o p o -e s .0 ! s p e n d lf> to 2 u y e a r s in a g r e a f p la n fo r d e v e lo p in g S o v ie t . h n illU irv p o w e r. G r e a t e r p r o d u c tio n o f g o o d s f o r g e n e r a l u se ip troved; jN m e n tio m -il a s « m a t t e r o f c o u rs e , Im t th e e m p h a s is is d th ^ lm s*•d iv lo u sly on m il ita r y d e f e n s e , c a lc u la te d to r a is e R u -s in llto* nf to th e s t a t u s o f w h a t A m e r ic a n e x p e r ts in t e r p r e t a s “a iiK-nuo- j f r r s t- c 'a s s m ilita r y [itiw ur w ith in 13 y e a r s ." Hnantliip ^ T h is is n o t irpace, a n d not p ro g re * s. O nce m o re rugulou* ifl * u h H tltil tin g g u n s f o r b u t t e r a n d , h o w e v e r f a ir th e M w VOil K i/IA - Even if U lioub - iu te iitiiu is m a y t>c, m a in ta in in g th e old s y s te m o f a n n u l -. ot'ri> is, K - y p t i a n pnHi.il i'f f public fo rc e f ro m w h te b m o st o f th e w o rld is s e e k in g m e n u s o f t'riri, i ytut can't get nn p -i ! , .v .-rrfn 'd fd New V<ik hccauMJ, e*c«ji<* in s t e a d o f c o n tin u e d s u p p o r t If s u c h o ld -fa s h io n e d ' it> rlu,( wt toast, is -<fmt And a t :m<* ' ’'" k iv a l d o fe n k e is maintained, w h a t w ill lie le ft h u t i . • . ’lob*wed-A!y l!,n. lim n n d * l'iH r l l s n i a / l o o f E jiy p t • Duhfic. a to m ic lio n d is f o r u s all, in d u e tim e ? 1 Not E v en Royalty Governor’s Machine (.'an Get Apartment Runs On Kerosen IlilV,. U'll. Tii* raysl muplc, in Sv.ittor- RICHMOND, Vb ., iih to , WU)(*m M, Tuck. i\t Virginia can testify th a t Ifftoicne' Is " n 'safftfar." lory *ub*tHute motor fuel, in an emergency. Tw enty miles frnm Richmond, t h e gllhe c naiori/il u u O n n iJiilc r-.irr Ojy. of gH'ulbie uod the nearest xervlc* station lied none. The luud l 'im l rtnnjC 1H1 Wiir. IIUM W t tfydmor .xeUled fur n gallon of. l.'d. r U riiy III tmve it K<s*d itWO trpMine, which rnnldcd the cat and they've been llvlhg. In a tWy to,-reach another stutinu and - fill i bis! ruetn ever *lncc~tn *p*U' of u p w i t h g a s Soiling Ah A Career lfli> f ii t T h iil Today and tomorrow will hn great day* for the granlldri— Ill'll ** fill llo till «■lllxrt ii l ’ .. j .... _ « 1.1 . I .. Kccji (luttili-ir-it Mja»r in tiah tty tnvt-rc-l ala** «r tin ion(»lrl«rs 10 prevent tunlpiiitf. BANK HOLIDAY NOTICE The following* banks will be cloBed on Friday, Febru­ a r y 2 2 , 1 D-1G, in observance o f GEORGE WASHINGTONS ** BIRTHDAY. , , 1 A ll o r d e r s s h o u ld fo r be m ade currency, payrolls ortransfeis of nKTfiey^ o r before Thursday; Februaiy 21.# on The Sanford Atlantic Florida Stato Bank t h e p r i c c e * t i .ho l,„m tl.L- 'iiat ii.l ii, i.nd ih c best calip h of T ilt- YoU gen handle cJhornv plants easier by Kitting a ^ .iir ,-f ice or egg tonga and using m ^SK w tead piiiK-1-.s. stymied in ap art, of your finger*... ti ir>;t li*,kci( .nronn-i me National Rank * ofSanford ... J 1 -. tVi-'d liko to eiitci tain ioni-j ol .......... If we Invited mure n ‘ i -.-I, people here, we'd have in, not to make rootn fur U F T I'llN lN fi TO STATB8 , S if/c llniold Wilson, sun of M r- l.oiltt Wilson of thl* city. I* o .o uf many Army and Navy vidoraim returning in' the United F'aieti nh aird tho US. Liirtlflli which tailed from Pent! tlarhey iccrntly, ticiordiug to Infonnullo* iccciv,-| from the Hervi-* Fore* Commander of (Ho. Pacific Fiout. j|(3 3 t!l= S LAUNDRY and^DRY CLEANING ilia for American luirport roposed four billion liolltl died Rtatt* will hive. (4 rndet of the 15 btlllori needed to finance wopd If (henf la d in g e r of • r|g}r of InfliUon lit. thl( , •$ pictured ro.ently by Bo»lee, an account' <»' the I ecoKlty of A m rrlcin tod the continual rtitpour. ‘ giiywnfeieht mtmejff 'w l If th e tap b a n a to fo » l$ q nenU with which to fur* effete American. *up pi lei •dd to the hatard a of ln< H erald la glad to wetcoM' fqrd a naw Industry in thi f a qafele,freeze locker am i plant ownsd and opafata* o oM ■ 6 m « r a r a iL . Alte n and Fdrtw d Calche] titm a n wisHes to'thank the people X of Sanford for their loyalty • X and patience during the j war years* V> OUR E N T IR E DAIRY FARM 18 NOW LOCATED at 20th Street . and Sumraerlih Avenue We ate prepared* to serve No’ laundry or dry cleaning: will be picked up Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday o i this week. This includes work brought to of­ fice. 1 SERVICE WILL RESUME MONDAY ■.' Y •• ' <V, ■■ . ' i . • <3. '. ’• - ' - GRADE A PASTEURIZED URY PRODUCTS it no answer Phone IDS! call 2302 2 Y <► M �r -* ~ m ■ 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 - — _____ Wheeler| ______ _ Longwood Scone Of Miss Louise Womans JJlub Meet Of Oviedo Marries- . t V arieties Hotel . P A tSE T H R E E ^Miss Burdick (liven Kev. Mark Carpenter Lovely Bridge Party To Speak On Friday M t t s S i i »j u i K tit le y t a iM i- l, l o i n f t u g i 4tt*m ||rth N r a e l w ill I KUO—A mcililifii; of ! *» *» ,* ».e 11 tittiY A to vancc of liktcivst throughout Cfntud Hari* t v v v i v # » I L *. m .»«*■ lilt l e v e n in g lit hist lit*1111* *mt ItdJH *erv tut* da took place Monday ait K P M »n m T ,Y 8 IVM. V- V, “f J»rk*onviHe u v n are v i M ' len , a U r honorinir M i - M-i U .ek ,.n ^ F r i d a y l* "V! u . " , **-" .. J J1Hr June Hmilick* hriilr c!it*L i\e ju i’g «i»l, |ft-Y. Murk t ‘»rpcn* the Fir*t Ntrlhodlst Church in ' jj Oviedo when Mis* l.oui*e ir W hcHci. ! ‘ " * 7 'll IV \t< *\‘IKF I h l^ f ly ihumi* ot ' t«*i Kpi«. .pal as Uio £ * « * " ‘"J1,*1A“ ‘ " ‘K .o f the K.r.lev honje were ........ -j.peaV rr. ,t .va an nrn.ruad J S * daughtn of Mr. and Mr*. H F i C T S 0 TI Q L.S 1 1 ' ' *' ‘ 1 , , fully dtcuraied with pink m-<- day {., Fi Shame*, leader Wheeler, been me the hrtrle ■ o f ' 1 Th ursday em y Mar • I b^fng 0 A " hl"' .....-t the .......................................... .................. The Tounrcmi (Tub will meet in Friend* of Mr*. William It, Mr.«. J. K. Courier. Jrv and tin. t*r>NU. .tin of Hr. and Ml* \*«•v 1*•!**-** **ti*> ■, ,V* l ’i 'the Viii'ei " 11'• *eived from the .In In..tl.,-ib.-.»t W|<'; . sponsored the Court llotu'e at 7::i0 I*. M. J. t".. Ccurlcr. Sr. entertain­ Wray will regret to learn ■that JAV, Martin of Oviedo. i' 7 \ii. ... i' vioe v vv- ito ltiT r"'!" '“hie, whjoti wn* lard o> the Nnli .rtal Conference of with Mr. L. I*, Hagan, proiiliml. ed Ffiiliv afternoon at qie home *he i* confined to her.home on .In an altar retting of palm*. - i li .i u 'i I'-nl ' V Y not It F a ,lfct‘ f b>th and »a- attim » Itri tian- aid Jew*, i, bring nb* k presiding. The public i* invited,* o f the latter on Palmetto Avenue Valencia Pfiyc becmijc of illness. fern.twined rielfise* b«*U ,*;< iR b :N " L l d G l C ^ N W l PK Y C S . ’ KRII) AY honoring. little Johnny Courier'* of red and while gladioli tbe con- j ,V V'Vris1 1 ri.v*1!. r " are tieie *’uH",e,l vvrlh pink and blue -■'*** ' alh-dic ...id J. *.-ti ch C rh e United Daughter* of the second blrthifjy with a party fir Friend* of Sir*. James Higgins p|r exrtiange.l vow*, wills t|ie Hev. | f ‘ u in.l i 1 - ' "' ' tv White „ J p v a organ tVitiiiiatlnn* , ^Bifcderucj* will meet at the his' friend*. The gucsU »»semblej' will regret In learn that she i* Nath Th-»mp*on of O tfonl. n « .., u i k v\ \i p iiir F »n.I **on j *‘old m hhu* ru'm# ♦ *hnjuvh«.ut the * vt ft h t ho huine Mr*. It. !„ IVrkin*. 8M in the living room and opened ill at her home on Magnolia, tnr.uadernssit'i .l |,v ihr Rev. Miibutn Me k " o | vrvrhlmrg Va. a r e ! "* '■l11 **'' tat’ *' “."‘l "" , : .’limtimt-ng mi Magnolia Avenue at .1:Si) I*. M. gift* then played outside on the Avenue. , . aniortg irligimts and ra-. *^o»l of Qvievlo officiating., Tati | d . . . MB. I r , , dam tm g am lawn white movie* were brim: — ■ • wkite candelnlun lighted | , vm F s HIVFIta of Cordele. Hu. \ j*»i‘.t.,'i In l l l . -it.iiv ii ' "' made. MU* Irene Hinton left yestevhe " to r for the double-ring cere- • ,, p, i.,,,,, „„ l,u»me»» - - HAH- I .Spencer Severtd pri gies-ion* of .t ic - l- _ iNovelty whistle* were'given a* day for Silver Spring* to attend nonj. ' Jllt-T V. HSKMAN ha- a* he m, ‘ '»•*>*■- M ad . of Urfavar^ to the. guest*, Refresh- a Scmi-Tropltal Camp Conference A piogram of nuptial, music w a.I sKIIKNA IIA ItPK lt o f ’Orm Sps-n.et L in g p t.-.-o te .r' Sab,‘a 'h - . .ml* of cake ^ ^ ^ . m w e r e of Oirl Scout Under*. render..,I !.> Mr*. T.l. Lingo, plan , | u . - MILS. IL F. DKNT I h ,p hk n, w MU; rVtt V‘ , *•“ Mr, Shams**; ----- ------. Mr*, f. It Harvey etitertnPhcd "treed by the hiVteSse* with the brum dee,.taleil- in—g teeo — Friends of Henry MrlJiullti HI h;*'""- ' today f'" her home II. ‘ j„« ptree ami Mo: 1. ''' '' 1v ' ll'*; " «f all Monday eveotnjr at brr limno J1U cake ree rntli*. given Id mpfrlagedij jaduinbl... S C. . ; . *he hns made »tai{| ,n1v ,, *•«•’. r . n - .. nm.itions . nre u n «t t«Mr iiiKUMiun pruy. West Fifteenth Sltm-l with a par* rut tthlta, The rtHWiiR «»f the u}|) rvgttl tn. Irani thnt he i>. b r o*'u g h tr,nout n tn n y . b o u g h t - fo sse Ju ‘S'-.4 ^Vbv*i, had ig f - lw ig U ia t i o n o m am f r ie in l* licit* . . . . Mi l Rev Carpenter^ The iielnure era* given a ie,ipe oivumi *.*, lusi ty -honoring Mr*, ilnsinc' CXrflf* - ii-'idcnc*—T ire ‘attractive with ill to the Fcntnld-I-nughtnit Mem- !! turner her sister. M r* .'Jo h n W \ \J I U .\M T ItOSTF.N of F.ll iitiok vviih each, guest conlnbut:ny ii*,*t |..u ' i. ttu if m tbr Brotherof vari-<olnred 'orial Hospital.. making Seminole County i l«*tter, m her birthday, Th- itvoms of ’ arrarjgimerit" Kvutts. uijd as her maid of homo ■wood lud. is rtt the V aldrt . , 11,,,*. 1 . ' „ * . , ,1'e ire»i e« Iwgill j fm erite recipe and n b "I tnthe residency were attractively Miapdiagott". and more desirable place j j ,,, , Bridesmaid-1 a :H I ! KIS* IIF.H ;md CHAHLF.S Ia 'reek Mrs, Hubert K. i.ec left yestei- rleirwF Cook Book" as UHViienlo ■l1 * l ' « ' hj' *- *>i the Jewi»h Those at lending were: Alan In which to live. Tin* decorated with arrangement* of . w is s -* -Mr-- Roy T’trn t " .li . an rt^ljgN Ji- of BarnsoUt an* tn town of the iHcasion. Tho-e attending i itv iiiitr-t ,>n Sivteentb - aflcrjaiwv. f-i . la k f e s w pink nod white ruination* and ,„ ,i c ,,- h - r . n d .r . w n s t i, u „- •; df tay ’, ; , X “X 7 . i " , h K i ; i I ; J ‘I E I .'S Mr*. Meruit Staley of Oviedo, a n d , ra business . . . W. J’ HKR1* were: .Mi>,s Marjorie .hro,* Rju. M u -r l-et*.vei’Ti 'lagim lla and Mr* lien S'c.wlon o> Richmond I of" Cordele. (la. and SOT. and diek. h< .... _ ,\|i*5 le titm (hunt- I'a llreito , \ o i^i* noire. The pink and while birthday Joh|1 ' a|l(1 |m |e Bennett, .Phil tSan Diego. Calif. Va I .ItI.* Sam ba I.ec was flovv.i .MRS II K N It V II D t'K K of ” ilii* ' A n rfH ti« ib ’ MV*a"fwi5eV ford Merchant'* Association, and rake whlth a a- placedr - on jhe ~ **' flrmvboff. Jr,. Malcolm *Higgms, girt; i tf‘HksV. ..... . .1 1I, ■Ns»i '*I * * tne 'S p e ..* n 1.1 c e VI. r. - Mi«* M - .!argan , - tK....... ? lemalnder foraMwmnc,,_ -” 1* fswJhlsasa^ v ---------1 , --- ----------_ Aik.. \ i.s.L i Civ,,i.rr.r . . I I„»rt.t IUm s .J l u - S , i f - . 1 - Wblrtlvaws. dining room table wn* enritclcd tt.LkiUA.-lJ iU Spencer and Miss Susan ,U Klltlry l u i r l left e f t T l Y ^ T " * "I! )"iiluiiiriing Decw, , A, Mayfair - - . . MISS .With JiTnY* chmenrak uml fTankeil risun Bmllh. t^ rk y liggins. Sally and K liiabeth Whlghanr have Also Mrs Arthur tleckvv itii * ■’Tty *,n for Tallahassee becausee Joan R°n* w eteam iing the l ems d i.- Juhn u ^van*. Prank Wheeler. FMMA LINK has join.il her Mu and Mrs. K. I.. Binft.ek mid [tidle* in cryntal cart- Wallace and Marilyn McUaniel. , M rr|j „ sialry! all of! parent- Mil ami MRS JOHN Ml. and Mts. t'. R. Kilt ley. Also Mrs. Julian Ponder. Mrs. Whigliam, a student at F.• s e w . T “ "' Tbc committee In charge R((y delaioh. Tht- hoMeSs served a i1'1* ' s*t " J, ' , , • '! Oviedo, and lien Nrwlrpi of R ie ll-.ilN h from Schenectady. N. Isweet course to tin- folbmuie* John I Lee, Mr*. Thomas 'Kirk* will undergo an emergencyy opara-J Vl! . 1 ‘‘ f, 1 i v i. ‘ mmM Va Usher* .......... . Jnme*' f-r >< few d.v>. She ,am e up f T* " Ii111TI Tlale, Mis. Nancy Jnnd. Mr- ‘Charles llett*. M>- ! ij,n t here. ock, Mrs. S, J. S ir. Mit . Irene F. ih Bennett. Mr*. Philip lira*- j Re Im 'V ig n l Mi* j A .' II*!'- I uw ,“': ' cw l, fee. John larw inn., from tb e -JU iu a ta ,..U h n d * W att. Mrs. [to*im Come*. Iw»lte ...... of .Mr.—and —Mr*- Edmund -W, I Mr* Myrvm Smith I.M the group . JJ" brble** gown of ehlmtlliy W y F .. so here a . nw MR. ami Harvey Mr*. 0 , B- W atkins. Mr*. W atson Mrusih of We*t First Street. Singing and Mr* II VI Rucker are wa, fashioned wr h o w l Harvey. <«■ ' " UNK T l i r rnvpl*»y»'4'> nf* M t ilh u i ! iitt:t 1was recently ilutiuUal by ..Ucltli (...) s*. *ii«* inFM*nit ■!«•»klifir. flMfti. biHUix iititl " *in *'.»!< at tm* i hr ring I’l o r r f(1n k„ , Bjth t , a p t .,Her in n n on L,nle MR amt \t US. \V II. ............... -o le . t,...,„ IIIn> Chapter * of lleltii, Bella. l> . ot i i;k ■- In t * i » * ^ on A roveiui dish tnmllemi* was f„lU),.,lK| tl ul dlu.i.ui fell, LIAM l COOK i f . J'^Lsbuisji, ' Be|ln social sorority at the UniHI If III \S \ ! l | \ | p*\J MR untf MRS II \ R It I T m-'ihiY cvrtiing ul lIn* moiiO' oi vruitlt <lf V ntucky Mi»* Metsch. served lo iipproiimately IP mem* from ., o u .n c l nf.ostrich np. a m ir. 'Uand Mr-* I Milion I’utrlk a jiiiiuA^’ ln the TJhivcr*ity’s cn|- her* and guest, with Mr*. Mary she canted 'a white net m u ff' HARK NKSS also of '•Piltjdiurgh *Mrn.* Uoiiililini* 1'ati‘ii k, IML'i <’nla.. . . . . .... .it’tmirtu e I lie birtb of a sun. . lege Yif Home Kctrnomic*. is a Robertson giving the invocation. J Pl,lnr d wnb a purple orchid tin t, « r>: I"'n Dove I he par l> vsa. a . urn. .......... ,,|li|tK ,, Kch* meriilwr of the glee club. J Mrs. Knv Tilll* rep m e ritin g the with iiiil-n , set with while sw eet- t.t.U lH .L M 'l Lh . . MRS. M. pi Me sin pose to the lomu.m Is the Orange I lei win] Ho, pi-' Home l')r..um»tr«liur Club ., pie»•**» i nly ornament f |K I.Et N t of l anion, b<. . « ■Mrs, lb. Ii.ck greeted Mot.d M ,. I'.ndk the former 1 _ t l. . . .1 at.. iL.. iu-ii* r.. . iviiu. i -> f>m . 1 s t - it-1111 seining a program" as follows.' »•'*»* "ft marl*, the gift ... of th e 1 here lo -pond a few day* with M wl* aiul wliilt' the k'lonji , l.ouiM 1‘aikanl. hfi luuiiiuid . . . . W. F. LAS "I |.o\r V*n§ Truly" MfMr. and Mr*. J. Hugh- Hardin .Mm, C, i \ Hliuic In n icroup nf Ni»f* ____ ____ '7" i M M of Knterpiine have turd n* their w»Io* am im pankil by Mm. Clrnigr 1 Tin L'n«n^ of the attriulniil* . ' F i Kll of t i r r e n v t U e , S C is in llmhii hit nirr pinm*il H m l ■*»k*e t ft n \ R T F ItP A Ml and recerft guaets: Capt. and Mr*. Tdiuhy »ml hr Frnnk I. Quill- vtTr fo«lMonril nlikr. (In* mntrmi "wM P v p i s k'\ I h * fim t M C C O L L U M "I J a c k s o n ­ i*lf | HUk | i»ni!*1!.*v*» ,um1 I'lMli oil t li* | !*m! A rthur Parker and daughter. limit of the Hfiniliolc L'uimly nf hanm uuaiinii ubiti' ft liiNl ' J»v i «unt l h no* «tnioli<ijf .1 i t . M U O R K a n d lmicaI of Iiiiumi Fram es, who have gone to I'rovi- llralth (Vnlrr opokr mneerninjr Ihe nun.I of honor niul hti*lr^niabU v ille prrf «f tu n *<f 1 • M **** •*,* ‘ ! an I Thu nf ,V|i •• Piillll•k‘- W!;r‘ deuce. It. I. to visit hi* parents; |)hy*ical jv nu k» | »ri hy Mini t^ilnitusl u u d iiu uinp Thus ur»*‘ MR ami MRS ti W LR K TT of N* c C W WKST hoinr «t* 1* t'|!ftU*|| Ul!"IIIU* iitul .ii III* Mr. and Mr*. Shelton Hardin thr ayof k bring (buie by (hi* ulylrii .tlong pinurr"* "ilh IH I Id, h* »*•-•€ till) l I |l \ I!l!o \\ ( t»n,la an* •'Pen 1- i 111»* Thi k«*i i «l ,1it1M( who have returned to their home ole (‘min11 Health t’color. Ml " hWn'l ( •m f nri'klmi'w uinlc i tiff \ 1, " " in • mu i u t o l l s /oV O I i i'H r.l • A ' hr!i 1 IIJU i tn. Pleasanton, Calif- and Vermin Uuhtii \\ ill*on, I'mint > Home lie- Itnl to-. 1. t fo tbr *kn 1- l gifts up P. " ' < 1 i tut itof a U It M l Rt.I nf It H ardin, S ' J r who inis re- lioil'f r;tt III AlfriM ifillo a|| III- \€*h * ' * itlTUII,- 1. MU •- * i hint With i iff* Mill’ |<|BW<| vYtll. 1 -i ■ -t *i 1 * it Oil l \ a i i liave i t*l ul o ti| t,, rir.lh w. . (fflll ftNi WlUl ,i tallied to Ihr U. S. Naval TraillI | ,r , K ,.|lk • 1(lld u hili (n-iti • lt|o«%oto- Iitul rc'i ■.1 ' *' J l • •1 w,*ek's frsbing ...g Center at San Diego. Calif , Ml. \ ,.l„- Wllllarm »p..ke o n rnmrllinill rig , s* hk si mu t.i i m I,.-,,, prevnin-tv in for reassignm ent. j reining ‘Spiritual Fiyie*s’ Th* lonfi 's mojhn t Iiom* a III l.l.t) , .. |*U* ..cd ! '.t1 c * i MU am i M l i­ kO Will', •-thi.il -hi I Itr \ i'dittiHi!c \\ iiiiiutt* I'J'tli whtl* . |»«* |_»*»W * Wti.tr ' 1" Is Mi m »i a { i lh M lit u4> , Ilm lt V M I l: h a v e r e lu m e d y; j, M lliv ilt'ii the fctlr i at not hi inrt't • xvti i •- • outjilr ciiibnl 1h. iin""" Mxi-.l fh* ai r r i hi,liter VI ehlit n | tte-v rite n f le i p e m liu g W .M .U . O f B a p t in t V ' t i .. 1 t1 with ihton at their t luh limar in hinthn hirv -in m|un ',,f "**> t '1 |dll« *d -it a •)! ll|5r 1helm.i lav I . i. ..i bus.I , fl I til ,i* "i . h?»l mi -agr 1 * t ! J.'ttn*on •illf the 1*1011*. ( ’l i u r c h H a s P r o g r a m May Tin i hih io**ni w n r hrau 1 tfTil r»»,} \| t Mai M il it' | W /it , H. l»ftally itvrtnntrif vi’Tth rttTlT 1 Biitg.t aiul iilhui M»»Ur<- Al. M Itft * n then, wi ihliiJg 11ip '‘hit u n i ------- ------flown h n |o\ i J t In oil ithiliii Ihr i-vi'misr The W.M.U, of the Fti *1 Unp­ W(PsiI tii|* ii 111tic k w»**•I *ii|l w 1111 in! Church held n program meel* 11 h ]>n leepa'.i muff and imvt.bu.c bat v"'11 '»* - it ti Muipby M. S 1r \ J «vO" f" ■r, Im*»oi* awni«hu| tft* mg at the rhurrh Monday with They wdl return lo lie.ton whet,-1 «>-- Lemon Sle>. Ill ami Mrs -I, uimipi^ who H into (ur-< U(f tiiiit Mr*. It. I,, (iarrison presiding he will ..pun hi- .bin j •• Hieli all of Oi lamiu. Mi and t h r to Lf* | hr i: u r - ( **f limiot VS l , . .. i i ** i Aliy I o r i f u i t aiu l tlatiK h ti’rw j | n l t l „ t(l ,„am»n»-« «.t ih« AfiF \U*x Vlrx \Mnrirwn .Iwnichlrn. i «h « at the meeting. Mrs. Volic Wit* . anti .. inlor ... iThe, lo . u r ;*M«an r*l, iHr ) , «h t ir*lo June raiN. Jam- ii'Bp iiutP Vim Von u( of \\ VVioin PmA, r ,,.t!fr,i \j i strrlr w.iT . liam. made n report u? the state Rcno ol. In l*iu i:%io^ 1.1 |li«*i .loir* roll vent ion held tee/nlly in Jack­ 4l (l ,, 11in|< iff In t i how*" i |o III MRS J It. MKNICK ( *' tn ( l*’Vt*ifnnil t rim , ao l VI* imhI V| t . 11it \ iloMloi. V|, . ( I l l ’ IK I.\ l i | i S sonville A program "Signs of l M r/ • h f t a t l i f f Mrm W , l C i I ' m k i i «m • «$ SoUfhcn i .lUcyc »• I «k* loo i A I B I I ' I I U U llA ltlb S Spitlliial Awakening" was pie4 |,t. bam Ku*;> Mi, hi * 'I M i * Halph j 0j t \u. n|hri vtM |*l**A t* * * * laniKVf«MH| TuUrtsl ( lub had a gratlunlttu fi'*m i hi lathi , .erdrd by member* of Clicle No. Vnctin Sr.uiir, \|i-- Relam ,i Str*v t Itrfrr^hm fnl • tn «r rt . ,i t i.2 with Mrs. Roy Britt as p ra-jb ask et picnic at Svmnyshinie i’ark via- rliH'limt jo Iha Alpha i ht ill- All t dlr.r.t I tl- rid,.; ,11r.l Alt flu VI * f- 11low U.g 1'*i - > ltd *«|‘ *il H t tiul |.hr h-i|!'|n» S.i|*i#ia gram chairm an and Mt*. W, i*.i*m Wednesday. Another i- pian a n d Alt I I lm lev «-f s-riu fo n t St i i It* and VI** 1 ): Iioioiffm i Bani»iif v l icul V|nr Vrii iliooks. J r a* annuunerr I "cd f«r Wcdnesrlay mam at l VI < II II I’.tlt I sb oil Mi n 1.1 Mt- \A V IIIt r l h laiot" Ml Mr*. John Miller gave an nil-| L'k) uVIm-k Shuffieboarrl v>i|| In* I ""ended m o l.. o i » it i: - i t 'l ’i a c o . | Mr || Bill Mt t.thp Milt- .tiul Alt A 1* M 1' \A dress tsiiin-irung "III.lory . f playetL C Nre will be furrtl-bcl | *; f"od. S r c .... I „ . e.-Uc amL itot \| t - A I Vl.tr mt nf I »t* Nl 1B i r SI ■lligei V|. tin.t M. ,VV» V«r A- N imi A“ Sour ‘ * * “* ‘ * UlHVri!*tl\ of IVmivvIvnmn We've A Story To Tell To N.i- • laingwmxl Card Club vva, err- | ('tliillc tn-va. Mr- J t Mint. Mi- AI ir i: Rnttilnll, 'It t+1*1 VIi lion." Mrs. J. T. Ha nly gave Hie terlained by Mr. and Mr*. S. I j graduating 1i *tin Ihi* hitfi't lie ) Ma idm of t dear vvtrier , itml In tH-.itVrfll. Mr* Vt.tr lh I hilll'MM I hi1 . I11ho lie a1"“ look gin.hi,tie av.itk ml Hat * on Saturday evening '**' ilevoliunol' reading and.....................Tupper Mr*. J. V. mid Mr llcury Al.utiu of Lake ,Alt*. i |a Roy Mum jhuiotin. Mi ( 1ti vtird Univeisiti Re ha* served Htlnecipher presented a talk on when three table* were ip play. Helen * . . - ___,— —— -— —---- ----------. ___________ ___________ "Spiritual 'Awakening Today.'' I'resent were I.leurt. and M is. K. In the navy lot thlre years, JA i __ _________ .......lh* ef -vhirli were ovrrM'ii , yvA*Vt/AAA/W VW \/W WV\/W\A/V/WAA)WWVyv/V/A/WV»WVVWVWWlgA tV .’ilV IA tW AVW VW W W Vft Mr*. F orrest (Jatcbel U*e,i the L. H arris, Mr*. Marie Dlge. Mr*. tc|gt* "C ttrist jn the Center” for H arriet Whitten, C. A. W ale. in the I’tteifi, threntre. i h it-of *|,*m i|, wcthlii t» itiiuoI b m her p art and Mr., II C. Moore Mr*. F Bunder Iin, Mi ami Mr* I f Villi’ll tin yo u i' ch o o siiiK *.':i1 1\ > "U : Mi mill \Ii U,P SwiijH', Meek lev ♦*1 ) *pol,e iim eeining "laird Srn.i A Louis Knoll*. Mr*, t M m , u p S w *,|mv J i M fRevival " A duet »u> rendered Joseph Drsh. Mr*. J. It. Menirk. S * Swo|W‘ lh till Mr* II u I by Mr*. D K MrNab ami Mr*. Arthur Zeller cun pick fro m A m e r ic a 's •"> t..|> C a li M .tf f o i l i The Valentine motif wo- car ' I n k m ill ili»ik.*hi'i Diniley tidlmin |bt' meeting »«• Pi'ICtr* • Mt t ul Mi*' 111) ' eloteit vs 11L a prayer t«e Mr* Med out in decoration and t< Itu i mt S w i m S u i t lin e s . fte»h melvt*. * L im it, iitnt M r c J jirk Vti I I. N Kenibrough. . Social Johnny Courier Is . Honored On Birthday - Seminole County InJtrjlhill of tVbinan* Club* met recently with the Longwoo.1 Civic League i t larngwood and Mr.*. Basil C. Moore, prraident, presided during the election of officris. The nom­ inating eonmilttce was composrd of Mrs 1 A. ilisllinr, Mr*. Milwee. Mrs. S. I>. Highleytnan, Mrs. A.* M. Phillip* and Mrs, Myrort Smith! officers elected wero: President, Mr*. (Jeorge Bridge of i.ongw imm|; First Vice President, Mr*. Hoy T.lli*, Tilth Sanfoid; Second Vice President Ident, Mr*. i ‘m! Fir* ncll, Oviedoa: Recording Secretary, Mr*.'James Mmighton, Sanford;" Corre*pond|rig See i eliCry. Mr*. .1. Jl. Menlck.' I.oflgwood: Tiea»urer, Mr*. II. F. Haines, Altamonte q i* ,* V li, U ,i. £ & • S,m?o,d 'and Mr-, .f. I Blstlum jJiernates » Mrs. L. H. Harvey Honors Mrs. Carnes Er ' i "* £ S: r . Hm.,- m„: c a± id S f - SI? a&2i!kTth.iti ' ■*'?- — Miss Joyce Steele Honored With Partv 5S«AaSsJK JaB^jjaa^jaa ig S g iM ^ lh * Longwood .MKT.VLACro FA ST EX KBS - POV/ELL’S jSlW E ST JjP r ST.- SAHfimlT K n ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ > ♦ F//*+«*+*> i- -r+ < ■ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + + .. •>♦+++++++ Wnllaee, Mis, Olive Well*. Mrs. M. -L. Cullum ami Mr*. Clayton M ARLBO RO G antner SHORT-SLEEVE HA-si>Ki-:un h e loth Sport Shirts 1.00 To 1 2 r e x c lu s iv e a t • NEW KAYON SLACKS Bawkskihs .... Poplins ............ Waffle Weave H o lly w o o d 7 —it* eror*. . . omj in a coruol 'rolled finhh that youII be re*, ing In lusury*p(Red driivsi. Done lor you th* fioMcring )*ni way in o simple cop-deaie dr*ll with mulli-row telf.itiuhing. H ut, pink, rose, block, yefi K ayon .. Jerseys, C o tto n s, S w im Shops P ure F a ille s , S ty le s A u s tr a lia n P iin ts . r w id y now i. low, oquo.gr a t a, gr*y, 'hi* p ictu re g iv e * y o u a n Idea o f Juat h o w fr e e and e a s y y o u 'll f e e l in o u r sh lr ta and alack*. 'he ah irt* a rc e x tr e m e ly lig h t sh e e r q u a lity co tto n w it h p e r f e c t w o rk m a n sh ip an d s t y lin g , T h e s la c k s a re d ic e lo o k in g a n d r e a lly h o ld th e c r e a se . • . ■ ' CORRECT MEN’S WEAR , thartsevM.SiidV-lf. *§*-.£ - = ' * - t t <’■£ i ; * * ,'t . *"M s ■. m mm ■ ■ m ; : a*" j i Y o u 'll at . . W o o ls , fin d L a ste x th e sm art S u its , lll-H ! �T H t & k titO m m k A lU ' SAN^p. »LOftil)A b u t to train ymmg b^k» player* but didn’t hevltate • to ja d d th a t winning ban game* would be pri­ mary. W e ' agree with him in th a t departm ent fo r p a tt experi­ ence. no m atter If w* do believe Sanford one of the beet baseball towns in the slate, has definitely indicated th at Sanford will not support a last place flub. It m ar be considered an od­ dity. bat Sanford has seldom had a ball club th a t wandered • roend In tha middle " d f th e' league standings. In 1138, the first year th e K ilt* I-eagae w as reoiganlied. the locals slipped into the celler, and not too ffeiju rn tir‘ did they gain fifth place. This was a *U *£* noon, befure the angawntomant woo" officially made 'M onday afternoon, th a t If appointed, he would try to get Iits a dnU sptc here. We would like to sug­ gest th a t he also make every With JULIAN STEN8TI10M ‘ New M anager Tho appcrtritmWif of Ed bevy nucleus around which hd can mild his team . i. 1 said he wanted to do hi* took from A N N I V E R S A R Y T ttb lo S u p p ly 's S ip S o ls End* S a tu r d a y ! Your L ast Ch-ince to Buy Birthday .Bargains — Lot* of tha Big Super '»— m r o u r i fm on saiei All Hmnda C o ffee ANNIV£CS4RY«%o*3aUi B utts D re ss ed , D r a w n pound pound Y ellow U R Ex-Navy signalm an J sky, Miami Beach hots saw a light flashing-In the night offshore. Replying with blinking signals with hi* dwn* flash­ light, he recsiveri the blinked reply th a t a y ach t was stalled with engine trouble. He call'd the Const (k'ard. and th e .yacht, tha Jenny le u IH* second from West Palm Beach, ow ned.by Bib Kennedy, wap towad to port. * The S tate Road Department, meeting In Tam pa, has formally adopted a budget allocating 31 million. 4Ml thour-and dollar* for road ew dnseU nn. This- repre­ sents an ,liKtsap« of hearty two and* half million dollars over figures th st had (teen tentatively hand* l* ownership manager*. Bill R odgrra wound up Phenl* Charles Bradshaw , vrxa the club's ildent- Tha Lookouts were so In tha cell* 1 urh#n the curtain down th a t mgny wondetoJ Ilf the e lu t could be dug up j f i i r GRADE A BEEF Meaty Lean Chuck fiio o k S lo w lb 47c Baking Tips - • CARROTS N one Higher • Bunch . tng units t o ' three Florida col­ lege*. The U niversity of Florida at Gajneivijla w ill. g a t 74 - unit*, Its T railer Tima In Tampa', 111 Be T rillin g Hack to You." Any­ way," mofa than 1,000 person* ftt Tam pa are registered fo r tho opening of tho annual convention of trailer residents. H ighlights of th e meeting will Include aparting -events, dancing an d a sta g e ihow—nltb p display o f postw ar tPalicrs. "P eck’s Bad Boys" have been g ettin g more numerous, in fact. Co vs 1710r C aldw ell,. In order to meet the challenge o f a crisis in Juvenile delinquency h as asked representatives of m any groups Wo uro dosed because of tho ahortsgi of m aterials an d in order to limtall a new modern oven. *' W atch for exact d a te when wo will open in ou r now location in "the Cowan Building where w e 'w ill’ fcc l e t t e r equipped to fulfill your bakery needs. ' Fhnxe 83«-J at the betas.-With Bid hi Full O'Juice Gibbs* T o m n to G rap efru it lb tlow df'U fty Unison. Ikx fta U st !»■ stopped. They , 19c Clftanal Blenchwl Disinfects! •j. Vi* Gallon - i-, •ach 15c bch 29c lb 45c Golden Age Mnearopl or 9ilC*r Floss Bauer Sunshine Turnip oens no, CbeT'fWy Ar t>* B;ugh*ttl Dinner? pH * 29q V tfx -F o o fi on av a P ru n e s Mb 1 /c Nolle* la hereby * given th a t debt* or bills incurred Maryland Bid. ' Slinshine Kriapy -BACON th e N aval A ir S tation, Banford. Florida will n o t. He valid and will not be honor- go Swoet Sugar In UUO, th i Lookout* cl What, wo often woader, will be the fato off Ik* lMB.entiytt Thl* corner ArmoaFh Star f n Crisp Florida tb 21c W hile Boil, AutharillM of Ut# N aval Q a .f.a A A ir Station, Sanford. Klorl* * will su aeae no reeponat. - O i . i Im 2 cans TREET 29C ba qurta w t- Ufiad with i a firs t dlvislt* dub during the f t n t y e e r «l »i*y in the reorganixod league, K .th e dub can fell one o r two p It’ll probably be able to, sven and ba randy for pla * .. 'p w C ocktail 46-oz 2 y c C lap p ^ 'B ah y r ChpC Foods »!f. ,8c lie Washburn Or. Spilt P eas 29c Cabbage h>4Hc Bnowhtta . . 16-oz 13c L|dy jMtJr *ruM J w ie o . ot 24c 29c Caulifldwer u>15 Beets 27k.* 18c *sm sz L w an** Vog-AII * no, 4 , 16c . . curred after » IV M* 15 Feb. a ^ ife s a ! »«r m ent, >th k ’ Comailaatooed Officer’s Mesa, or th e W .lfa re and lUcreatlon D epart- * - ^ lb - :Ycili.«t3ii Juicy Bklnie^> 4 V-i Vegatahla r , Drc.vsed A Drawil, U tvw lnt' 1 2 ‘0 & C o d Yams 3 Sc ionrvee ilonahli T o n g a * lb 35c Broccoli lb end Jerom e Doan an d the] Fresh Beef Oa. Rwaet Potatoes * A LITTLE ICS W. Wl Plate tg f .' « • . S''—*- * • * • • • • Felix Blanchard reported fo r kls firs t football practice. Weldon said, “ I th o u g h t be was Robb’s Home Bakery 3 '■Freshly Ground Tender Club O y aiffty HIghia Roserved Prices Good T hru S aturday, F eb ru ary 23, ’’flow much you w eig h ! Mias Selma Rocker o f Bartow, r M r.o ld senior of Summerlin . "A bout IBO.* Weldon " let ihe m ath fh School, won the role <>f ,uty queen a t th a annoal Flor- there, but whan, he return* Ida orange festival a t Winter anu a n e r ■ im r w t hu , d sank Into th e depth* of the lea Ready to1Cat, Smoked Spiced Luncheon lb Weldon, su b stitu te i o f Oi* W akhfngton tins 'who' haa been nam ed(! * rk M l todth-’ n e x t y ea r to r th e a stern District N ations) le a g u e ro champs, tells th is sto ry about lanchardi U -•Wien Weldon was coaching the i shop* tile High Sehcfot team ►Versl ysar. back, be droppm! ie aftern o o n ami was shown to his aaat b y a husky NOTICE Sfxuittae ’H oaat Lovett's Enriched Social miltx L ad y A itor, form­ e r member of th a BrttHh Pari la­ m e n t rrfIJ. not call on W lmlon Churchill In Miami, bem use as ahe-fSit I t “ W inston never liked **W hat’s your n n m e ty asked women in p olitics/’ Oil drilU rs Are down, nearl) Weldon. “ Felix Blanchard” w ot th e r e ­ two mild* at th e Republic fii Company’s well Id Monroe Coun ply* ty, and ol| traces have been in- Assorted Cold Caught Hseen dripping* a re trrovpect from the »lart,[ WKm cooking fru its, add m m iv y thought be’s be a* j salt^and^you "»wl And 1m* ' i l g i r fo r making spoon nr*-Ml com oread and m eat pla topper*. a»nc- *r In a email th eater a t Dbhopling cm the beach, picks up a bottle. In it is ‘n e a te r soaked l a t t e r addressed to Wilt Ism Thurehurg o f M assachusetts, and describing a night tidttta against submarines and climaxed b y -th e statem ent. and formed a club th a t fought the entire season with Gaines­ ville for first place, The LookodU, as they w ire called then, wound up the official tew o n In second plate. T hey defeated DtLand In tka playoff* and then dropped Ihe Unit* tn OYSTERS pin. 65c — dm PatM' Bdbcfc 57c W li l lr n a il i n g L M cL to k " Nonroucf v*. The" back to college movement of w ar veferahs, many of them with wive* and families ha* created a housing Hou* eently tho Federal allocs jn g Aulhflrlf; emericr/icyi hou. lion of Jf>5 m NY Y. TJreaflixI Dtessed, Drawn Slewing Blanchard Caught Coaches Eye At 14 B k lh s Fur Boups �nRl/A RV 20, lfllG HANFOIU) IIKKAI,!). SANKOlUl FLUHIDA Peterson Says Controlling. Rising £> tat* t»f n. U. KK U 1A Ul.lhAt.Tl Cost Of Living Is Nothing New fere ,« lth the planning of pro­ duction, cnrm iragc hoarding, tu t lho value of n u l saving*, rrttf rap the Nation's moral*, Mr, letersati painted t u t Pointing o u t the dangers of Inflation, ( i u n r r u l W ashington ary war period when CJen................ .. wrote to John Ja y In 1779. "The era1 George Washington took a th a t tflet deptA lation <f it (the eurrencvlleading p a r t in seeing t “ States wore ."enacting and • e n ­ ts got to ' 10 alarm ing • point forcing efficacious laws" to con. th a t-a wagon load of mocey will purchase a wagon load trot price*. , -sriYccly f f hhttiiafftt^^ T rday, America face* the * a m r ,‘-f ph>vf*mn, Advocating heavy p e n a l t i e s problem th a t confronted Washing ton In I7'iS| h* added, the proh n gainst . profiteer*, Washington lem of stopping "T hat mn*t In Stated -l:i a le tte r to Continental famou* practice o f ta b in g price*.' Congre**, “ I would to * Got! that A. ru n a w a y inflation w :u|d inter. on* of the m ts t n tru in u i of each Ntate was hung, in Gibbets upon a tallow* free time* a* high a* the one prepared by .’’amaft. Nd punishment in my opinion is too ft rent for the man Who can build hi* greatne** upotr hi* country'* PROMPT SERVICE ON ALL CARS NEW AND COMPLETE EQUIPMENT EXPERIENCED EMPLOYEES Strickland - Morrison; Inc PHONE 280 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING PHONE US OK BRING YOUh Am. ta T H E SANTORO H E IU L D CmiBtj fly* word* to the lint, nv In ding phone and *ddrew. {i r *•■<<-» will be charged f*r at the regular clotalrkd rate*. ItetRa# Nb * for 6hm taaertw o # • * • •Sc pei* line for throe ln*erticn* . 37e per lino for • insertion* IS per line for 20 Insertion* Minimum rate* . . . SOe FO R S A L sE a- k> T / ■ fljfij ( 'y > r j/ir ' W A N T E D — Bhttetie* A Battery Charging. II. B. PO PE COMPANY,'INC. 1 LL buy youf car, regardless of age or condition. Roy Reel. 300 W. 2nd SL . 1085 STANDARD Chevrolet 4b ' door sedan. Private owner. WANTED: good clean cotten 1413 Cak AVe. rags. The Sanford Herald. WK ARE falls equipped and W’flMEN to attend the Hospital know h o tr - j r r c w f i J-tnib tires. Benefit a t the W oman's Club on Wednesday a t 2.-30 P. M. NatuVal rutiber or aynthrU*. wo protect aidewall* of yiair " Bridge and Chinese' Checkers. Social hoof. tlrec. Jo*"*s Tire Shop, Cor. l i t anil Elm. Phone 008. and . let YOUR D O <! b e jro fip HOUGH’S DOG FOOD UPHOLBTKRKD fabrics, tapes- W A N T E D T O R E N T trice, brocatellcs, damnike, .f, Imitation ti-nther . ond di ij»ry 2-tlEIlROOM house o r apartm ent, furnished or unfurnished. Veter­ fabric*. Arrangement fur c a rt­ an. P erm a n e n t'm itte n t. 2 srtalt age if work desired. R, 8. children. W rite George II. Wil- LIQUID. T A B L E T ^ SALVK. Brown. 291 1 N. Orange Ave., Herts. J r.. P. O. Box 313. Sdn- NOSE.DROPS — CAPTION USB Orlando, Fla. ford, or leave message at Tele- ONLY AS DIRECTED ” t '-------------- rrt—------ *■-----------PItO TEtiT your clotliea, furniture It March 1. _____ J ___ ;____ _ and woolen* from inoth damage -for 5 year*. One *pntying of Brelou doe* it o r Rerloo pay* ASSISTANT F inincd Officer, perm antntly am igned A ir Ba*e Or­ BUck.Dr*v*ht fo r Die damage. It'* odorlc**, lando. deaires furnlahed ap art­ gtalnlesi and dry clerntng can­ ment, or sm all house. At Rite nr n ot remove iL Touchton Drug call LL John W. Roger*, FlnJU »A hnce Office, Orlando A ir Bate. ORANGES f-’.OO bushel delivered. PERMANENT civilian* want 2 R. W. Lord Phone 78S-W. or 3 brMrooin house. Phone Orlando 7878 collect. CHICKEN batteries, metal and wood, broiler unit*, Intermediate batteries, finishing batteries. InBpbctions arrange 1 a t your eon* ' venlence. Pnone 024. EXPERIENCED stenographer — told Preparations HELP WANTED SPEC IA L TH IS WEEK—large aresh Florida eggs &0c a do*. Palm etto G rocery,' Phone 441. JU ST reseived—» shipment of --^vc.w ae n uility shfety gU ua for .HutomoMIcgr W it^ ie-iie rtem <>* jin stallsd . Sanford f’alnt add : C lass Co., JIT S. Park, Phoiie BROOD sows Orange M e. inLci i- it mg work. Address P. O, Box B48, Winter Park, Fla., for appointment, QlftL Im soda Fountain at Lan- S E E D POTATOES ,lil Or nlflrci] o . nsl |im ’ .T l -*a1«| * iii> |rni| n | » = j» Ml. » iTliit ill ' iHJttiV, lit |* ■ irtiHftil ni(Cr* ii h i fk ,1*1. . ftitl* 1|> I tintm illivr wr e b 111 iht*‘i4rlN f-’*Mill W IT * IK j b i m» itiir^i =m*t 11**? *.* i -? iMitl iVimi Hum 1’sili *!*»>• *tf -IrinM. I'ietsry survey* show that |>ro*!c on low income* get much Im i Valeitim than higher-incutm- fam ­ ilies, because on low inr me they buy lc*» milk. ml LEGAL NOTICE EEBIW ING_ tor Vim .)ia|p Ii) _ GETTINt; IN STUCK Bet ittjil ^L lp r*W-fk -5rtFyll V* - - 5 t.i» ■v t -j --t?- i .-»-*• f t I I f i M l fi«=i jttiiia )L'Vl 1 fi^itllt‘ 7 r r r . T v N f f i !*+niii Ai|- Hard-TWict Items! ® S E A T ( T S H IO N S * aT hTTiouns * W‘ MrfHfpfp Tiiff. i «f rlillt "iVtot t Roy Wall Phone 815-M SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP RAYMOND M* BALL, REALTOR Real Estate Salon—UcntnU—Mortgage Ixians Dapemlnblo Inaurnnce and Ronda Room 4 . Florida State Hank Uuldiug 'Phone 960 mmsmm PRODUCTS Concrete Pipe, IJullding Blocks, Rcndy-mixed Conc'rclc, \ | i \ ' A N < !.1> A D M IS S IO N $ l.n n A t tltf1 «iour —SI iki pliiH tn x Septic Tanks^ Concrete Fence Pont, Well CurhH and W h ite |«*ti(di* m,\ iti'(| N. C n tn m -i, I 'l'in c ip n t m il S pim ^-m F rcsh lo "TrT ■ tpa /VUTS f P O P COHN - Phone 1241 I ZB coLtr Sanford, Florida. PO PA K tO O kf YOU DfilVJE-i PHONE 200 ; riff, sentim ental vali/e; Reward. TWO houses and lot* on Pe) rjKine figlvR. ;*• *> aimmon Ave. Q e n r g o like, aerns* fnmi Croom'* Afadehi^, FO U N D e Leather" ke W i.ia th H t . / r P, O. Box 171, . u ln ln g several ki Owner may nave1 by payl for thfr Ave, GUL' lVfelfcir* iUe Ave. ™ LQgfi Anchor1pip. Navy mi**? S un fo rd DAY IlY DAY WE ARE Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co. t .(island, i'ounci- _ nl P h o n e .158 Property Markera « l 'i D rug Store. P a rt time nr tm ' IED 1 g irts for laundry , Good hours and good We «ItI teach yim,- SemUiole County Laundry Co., 8 t9 W, gfd St. ______ S I. uu-vift \ Xk_rt:SVWVWt&MAA Repair work a «i»ccmlty Fro* entlmutfcfl. Prompt nervier All work Ruarantood • Made From Freeh Beef and Vegetable* Thl* ia a Fresh 9 9R ( Produrt—Nnl raiined™,lh* » » Sold a t a ll leading, m arkeia— Auk your local butcher! fi N O W . IS T i l l : T IM K T O 1*1.A N T Reviewing measures taken • by citiwit* during th r Americn i Revoluiii.n In control inflation. Mr. Peierso.i cited examples of -sell ne. In Philadelphia, he m id, (he citizens called n town mretim: i:tm ;i. s u u u u n u a i and froze both renta and prircr. ■ 1 li f = I:> ■fII while In Albvny, NT. Y.. the name* I TA W o r KUllUUAe ill ---------- IVtifUHf)- .m , i uni -•»iri dijmiti I* hi; ' \ , -t .# evti|4. , - y .-,j_ ilia 1 Izmi i .ife.TzTIr I i »•- * t.it* .*f l» II l*i;i o; *>.-*r ilg(?ia» wi i-*i • j.-r • ! i **t*iiii |\ , ftv Jll'I^r »’f Srnil ni»i** l inrhlii «t Ll* "fli* hi »*.♦ . u*i? i i-:*»»=-» «*f - a »4 TlSc per box, 208 Sanford Air*. BABY n n iC K S —S tart them now. You can r e t a goAd sdpply of LOST: child's glasses ii blood-tea ted baby chkka r.t in cr sfuuml Sdiith SI H unt's Toardo Feed Store, C H ILD S all m etal coast .O rlando, Florida RW witfP rubber tli W ILL sell or trade 2*»tory duple*, O ik Are. furnished or unfurnished.* large lot, n k a ehadr, sorts cltnB , |5>0 per month incomi, fo r property In or near CenfordA.' u, LOST, etrayed. or stolen: ema> Clause, 2821 O rrngs Ave., Senblack and white fem tle terrier ,/o rd . ■ , .. - Wad. car*, eye and two blaS, spots on bark. Named ••’Chum DAVID .B radljv 4 wheel rubber tired farm wagon with Irpetar. h lt:h , 3 ton rsbarity. good tf rr t like new. J 175.30' J. E ertnf Box 70-W, Wkst Sanford (L aki . M onroe) Howwomenqkc/ girls maj/get wanted reliof from functional pttlodlc pah HUSINESS SEKVICF FOR" 6 A L E ~ ri "CHHng P rlcls — '•' 7987 Dodge 1H ton l:n g w‘ e»l haaa platform , .truck: 103• Dodge 4-door v 'i . Seminole Colmty Yntora, K t R8T Grade ChRka-^H. W h. 4 B, Rocks, IOC Heavy Breed Mixed IOC ,9»I —CNR'CHED ’uTVtLRW BfVtNU U-DRIVE-IT, INC. THIS BR6AKFAS w ith A io ffM C k Only the choicest, plump. Yunnpvne-* g fd n s — x h r ptck-of the hurv.rt -« oBi l ^ f e e r i f ^ i i N r * . . . At The Mt!t V l JfSYbV BnWM4h Dover. And Jd ifo rie Oats sty M M lb* lasting nofiW)klattL'V)lm»tn • ) and Min*ralg f e w Imnily nieilg — a brtaldast with a bouore tk ri'h rv e r Dts you jUHHl P n e r *rt Round, lef WuWC, 4*i' c&A? buy heller I I ijlR-natural to t privacy U atrielly Nnvk J M l N U ll O A l » 1- f A H j m Mf OM THI riffA P ? YAlbiTtC* *«U ,li- Im ic i l« e miS« i M i Min* •*«* hni*«r a? i w i n •• oh im ii VNetVMOSUS »"* Southern 0 1 B re a d . , •ms —*• eea O A T S /.ilT O hlpB IL E painting, veel Roy R ed, 305 W. 2ml SL SEWING machine* repaired.* -5-ihu m y ir ir s tr o p , t o t v m YOU AND BOB ARE BOTH TRYING TO IM P R E S S THE SAME GIRL BY PRETENDING SOMETHING YOU'RE NOT. n?ON'T LIKE PARHAM'S new welding f ’ FJerirfc welding, quick *4 a bV cig South Monroe C DOP-RUW^I PR IV A C Y '1 Z vcyup t u n t o P r t \ H u / m m , ro \ H am m •inipios f o t l l l M I i t IH M V U M M IN U T I ’*r» 100—4.71 MI8 CKLLANEOU3 P U D G Y TAT F C R P O tS t VOl) ARE VERY S J [ PONT CARE KINP,STRANGER 1 I'Ll WAKCOJr 1 APPRECIATE ALL RIGHT IT THERE AlN'TNOTMlM* 1DU6H ABOUT SCH OOL t e a c h i n : ALL < YOU'RE I'VE G O H A V O I S MEMSOR^t TUB r W 0 K P 6 IN THIS ! & O O K .r 7 a H AUTO r s f f ito js A automobile r r pair*. ” w rlg b t A Cohen Oafage. French A Biel Bt. Phfehe ' P R1GHL WESLEY. t THAT'S S ALL. Hi IS THEME GOLD TELKPftONE OPERATORS .— r . - HER MCfTHERJ*'THEY CANT DO TWS r e m in d m s t d ; SENDYOU A f— WEDDING 9T Frequent Increaw* • O v e r tim e • Paid vacationa RELAX / ID S LIKE TDSEE HEGGervou ■TEi AWAY < r fc t) fu y J AW .- I C H IC K * HELP* fq o m / -J P M NO ATTENTION l b 1— 1 THAT* POO FV\GANOATH0 AEE SENDING OUT_* GO GST THE f 7- t RING OUT OF H O C k l.'^ J �IRUAR No ' Heavy Celery Shipments For Next Few Weeks m en need" to^’ llT h ^ ’ per bag, FOB. and may go higher. » i ’O ranges and grapefruit roar‘ * hating has been h u rt by the steel B g Q g fv ik t, but the m arket did not due largely to fine cent li Pascal and the balance, Oviedo Valencias will be goldenhcart variety. iy March 1. With nmck -celery Is estim ated to .be about 1,400 acre*. a.i. tinusl, with acres of Pascal. considerable demand has develop­ possible m ed from canners and growers T h is muck celery usually msfeel th a t prices will remain high ture« during la tte r March or early April. throughout the deal. . To date Sanford has chipped Reverting to celery, a check 014 cars arid Oviedo 371! cars of celery according to Charles Sher­ man of the Federal S tate Market News Service. Florida ship­ reported, of which about JO per ped 03 cars Tuesday ^ c o m p a r e d GREYHOUND RACING Running: Fire, bam e Cop Daily Double Running Fire, winner _ of the second race and the third race chief tam Dame, presented daily double ticket holders with 1174 on 12 tickets a t the Sanfonl-O rlando Kennel Olub last* night. Running Fire was a longs hot in . the betting and rew arded straig h t backers with 118.30. She ran from the sixth box. Lfame netted straig h t backers w ith cmly $1.40 for a $2.00 ticket in the third event. TONIGHTS ENTRIES: v t r a t M a r * __ I - a l a r m LaSW'lftl, Warn. ' L uT E rarfL ly, Kru-erc, 1‘ rlds. » „•« * iy_ Com; i Town i Itarv— P a l a r i l f i (K lnt Hall Hail; Uaablvl Joy Lrr. I’ick PR Jeck 1)11 Hurk l’i> 1*31. Kansar. N atural itoll, (Hand due, lllll l.Uiun' • a l r i l M a n — It, l a h u r l I S e ri. a U H a l f H a l l - ’t a a k l e l Pal Jury, tinl<f Trlrk. Canflrld. chlrkailrr Jrrrry Mur, D ltlr VoU, Minnie's Livr, ItOti'a to r a Bilk S a a tla ! >. I i 1 GREYHOUND GU8 la on the air ever WDBO tonight at CilO and ever-W LOF a t <:23 with all the “dope" on the doge a t the Hsnford-OrUndo Kennel Clab. 8:00 P.M. Sharp Tonight’s * All-Si I/ - ml :,h^Lr SEVENTH RACE — FUTURITY SILVER DICE DOUBLE FEA TU RE , ■ M B H E F -------------4 CUTE COED tDGE ROCKY SGT. ItAKRIE GRAND FEATHER SANFORD -ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB AMD BAD KANGAROO CAN OO COrtSlOlRAOU QrtMAGi tU alal* a FINE LIQUORS Tax $11 a gallon, plus a small charge for. the AT LONGWOOD NO MINORS ALLOWED f t d u '/ r r t i r P A C K A G E S T O R .B - aboul 12 mile* South of Snnford D Y N A M IC S !* ^ YEH - ^ OLD-FASHIONED DECORATING SCHEMES ARE I OUTI Girl Awaits J Emanuel Mansfield, noted ne­ gro tenor,” and Robert Evans, who is known as the "little giiint of the piano" will appear T hurs­ day evening a t 8;0o o’clock n t Crooms Academy on th e .. W est side, U was announced by J .‘ N. Crooms, principal. Man,field, who was raised on a Virginia farm , U a product of Prince Ann College, M arylandl Claflin College, S. C.: Moorehouse College, Atlanta U n lrsn lty •*»tern, and did post gradual* wqyk In voice a t Vo«a Hubbard Btudica of Boston, Mars. The musts public of Sanford is Invited by J. H. Crooms to hear these "a rtists.’’.. the first"y ear of World W e can fum iah paint and glass ro r every purpose and are equipped to handle W During ar II, the U.8.S.R. established any sire job. Remember, there la a P ittsburgh P aint for every surface. Let us five new union republics: the reconimend expert painters who will give you real quality workmanship. Call Wo have a complete stock of th e SIGNS SHOW CARD A N D POSTERS 0 —Dee’s Sign Service • CO. D. LAN DRESS’) ----------1021 m i« Phone S DEPENDABLE AND PROMPT Drycleaning Service LANEY’S DRY CLEANING Co I’hone 465 Ship Noted Negro Tenor To Be At Crooms • Drew from tha Pacific area, aeCl.EWI8T<jN, Feb. *0, (P N 8 ) cording to Information received —A unique plan to help com bat today front tha Service Force the 'national housing shortage by Commander of the Pacific F le e t employe home bulldly a* m aterials allow n pat Into effect by WORCESTER, (M — A piano which has arranged to guarantee waa stolen on Main S tre e t Mrs. petals of employee* homes within Timothy Miskell -confidently left the next five years w ithout d an ­ It in the fro n t hall while she c a r­ ried some household effects to ger of loaa to the owner. The company has arranged with h er new Lincoln Square home. its subsidiary, the- Clew I#ton When she returned the piano was Realty' C o rp , to- purchase the homes a t actual coat lea# fourtenths qf one percent per month mate* to ,ihe Realty Corp. during the next five years. If the The owner need not Mil hie employe fo r arty rekson should home to the Clewiaton R ealty sever his connection with the T f i b ut Lf he desires to do ao, United S tates Sugar Cerp., in should make hie request to th a t th at period and desires to sell. company within 30 days a fte r Purpose, of the plan;—Clarence severing his connection w ith the R. Bitting, president of the siljrir United S tates Sugar Corp., and company, ernlalned, la to provide the Realty Corp. will then have employes w ith the financial as­ 80 days In which* to complete the surance th a t their Investment will purchase of tha home. be safeguarded, and thus assist It is hoped th a t the plan wty. them to combat the housing short- bo instrum ental in removing any age by building their own home*. doubta in employes’ minds' about The plan U availabla to those the fu tu re and thereby encourage employes who have a base salary them to build th e ir-o w n homes of 1260 or more p er month and jioyt. B itting said. are recommended for the plan-by their supervisor. Valuation of the The eaay way to separate egi property should not exceed 26 yolk from white is to use a smai times th e individual's monthly funnel. -The white should sill sa lary ... The Clewialon Realty through the funnel and' tha yoll , Meeker Tjs«e Kn(*nv Jiny tk>ril ttlille U|aa. JuM -Howdy, While Plait Kiowa Are. Klyln1 Jenny Plash Nrwr. wetewlh Hare—m i# WHn tlrnnd itlrt. Cute Cord, firand PcaUirr, Silver .lik e. Ills Hep. dal llarrlr. Hurky itlilif*. Double rr& lure/ a ' ■ ing for construction or financing, rely guaranteeing the ■qwlwi-u lUee) * n«»». I I , m , (Uranium. ag ain st financial loss. To secure , Hoy. llrp Cat llleMttepd. the agreem ent, the owner will Cobnej d i r t. Tunis. submit hi* plans and cost cetl- Word has been received from Army headquarters at Manila, th a t T-5 Roger H. Ingram, whose wife lives at 100314 Elm Avenue, Sanford, is aw aiting tran sp o rta­ tion to the United States, and ■ubsequint discharge from the Army, lie lias, Iteen .attached to (he '.’lull Replacement Depot near Manila, and is the son of Mrs. Laum Ingram of Marinsbtirg, W. Va. lie entered the Army in Novem­ ber, I!1t'J. trained, with«the 1037’h Engineers and was sent to the European theater in March, 1943. He participated in fighting ir\ Germany and later in Luzon /') the Philippine*. His decorations include the -ETO and Asiatic 1’nclftc ribbons with one battle star. * • ■ fiatt St ASCAOl B10G, TURN AT RED ARROW PITTSBU R G H ’S C O LO R lla rrl Pvt. H enry 'Williams, son -of N ora Williams . of U 23 Housing Shortage OMrs. range Avenue is smong many y veterans returning to the Put Into Effect ’Arm United Btataa aboard tha U.8.8. The Juice of fruit plea and the into the frost. 1 H*.™**1 Pl«« can. he kept in a tin qf bo °m bolHn* «Hrer,.«pd *epxklfl*. put'ln* *the ’* - - oven __ F A R R E L L ’ S Husband Of Sanford On Houle 17 (Sanford Highway) I’M HEADIN’ HOME T O REPAINT WITH llrrr— l a u irlo , m a la W I. K arr) Ifnrto H#s, ilrttsr Orcnld, Double Bd«r. Hllk llrau. Dully * Tlmra. Never Idle, drooler lllll, Pertly nr Milk llarr—it, lit xllri H lalalela lla rrl . J riiy Hi, Minty Ho P!) Ink Nut Sr, Drmrl. Vnnkrr Hun, Hllrk TtJtk* Uallanl llra rl, Colored tiles, aislh Hat*— l a l a r l l r i EN ROUTE TO. U. S, Karelo-KInninh. the Estonian, the I .<(vi.it the Lithuania* and iha MolH»*i»n Soviet Socialist R«r publics. BEST GRADE OUTSIDE PAINT FL0™,M a t£ OPENS 12:15 P.M. Dally! WED. —LAST DAY erVo ' TWIN SIZE FOLDING BED Complete with n buoyant roll-edge m attresn, com fortable STARTS THURS.l The im m ortal .Jack London story is the action-packed tale boom gold rush of t hise _ _ ... .of . ..the.--------days, when - the-K londike famed for Its fortunes, tight* ?inr « . ! l 0 f , aM, 8tUn,»y ,ln,ahed ,n b,nck cPamt'l- Folds up easily and can bo whisked away In a jiffy on ousters into closet LOVE SEATS BcjtUilfulljr upholster- GABLE ed xx)vo Scats rdd charm to your bed­ LORETTA YOUNG IACK LONDON’S REDUCED TO ALL OF THE WILD” WITH— JA CK OAK IE COMING—-SUN. — MON.! FLORAL CHAISE LOUNGE . ' and INSIDE C O L O R S and FINISHES! ALUMINUM, SHELLAC and VARNISH! • We can make IMMEDIATE DEL! VE1UES The Complete P a in t and Glass Store ETC H ER E. BOLLS, Owner . * with .California’s Id. Of the Florida total, Sanford shipped 21, Oviedo, 3; Sarasota, 7| Bella Glade, 30 and other section* 2. Most m arkets were reported steady and g etting stronger. Belie (jtkde is reported to have and has an estim ated 3,100 scree vet to harvest, much of which w jukt belltg ret. Shipments from th is section a r t expected to b4 no heavier th a n . a t p r o m t fo rm a t least two weak#, and will probab­ ly not pick up much before March LAMPS Choose a sm a rt lamp to brighten up th a t drowsy room I We’ve a wide selection of varied styles In table and floor lamps. Table lamps have graceful china bases, beautiful shades. Three-w ay lighting In the floor lamps. Table Lamps Floor Lamps * �— » • ' v * • • _•- c-w.^ m -- -- j * r? 9H W ====*= sssH g ra *r; *M ' In U nity There LT S trength— T# Protect the Tear* of the World j To Promote the P r a tr r w of A m erica; To P red ate Prosperity for Sanford. * ; 4 'i j -* aSj I f e r a U t HP ~ " =* v I' THE WEATHER Considerable cloudiness with slowly rising tem pecaturr thin afternoon and fanlfht. Friday partly cloudy and w arm er. Mo­ derate easterly u fade. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEH VOLUME XXXVII Established 1908 Workers Vote To End Strike In Lancaster SANFORD. FLOKIDA, THURSDAY. FERRUARY 21, 1910 It Was A Whale Of A Story PowerCompanyWorkers In Pittsburgh’s Vita] I n d u s t r i a l Area Set For Feb. 26 Pope Bestows Symbolic Hats O n Cardinals Historic St. Peter’s Cathedral In Rome Is Jammed By Somo 20,000 For Ceremony NUMBER 112. Associated P ress I .eased Wire Truman Will Continue To Pittsburgh Steel Mills Begin To Perk Again t a r A M oriA TW i P jirita i _ President Says U. S. Has Adequate Safe­ guards To Protect Secret Information 1 . V ATIC A J- *CtT \ ’r Feb. 21. f/P)— 1 L ‘ JPrioric 8l. I’pJer’s Church in . WASHINGTON, Feb. 21— Rowe wn't jn famed with the | (AP) — President Truman i Homan \W told newsmen again today (•<‘1 i'h n r r h ' beitow sD upon-, • that he •would back Edwin • ’ ** 12 "e<v cardinal* their -t h»t*. Four of the Pauley to the limit in hi« f c •r*>' air are ill and werr fight for confirmation a* in rriv vi a 'lc n tl th* e-ln rf'd 1 under-sccretnYy of the Navy. ceramnnic- nt which pooe Pitt' -\ 11 o'C clntr.l U, At a Whitu House news . .^tytiuwsiUsftiff «4WrrwM R»«Pfl*s*> j t ( conference m now;-famaliar :linttly ;.(ter 9 :3 0 . Roms time. ip i« tio n was put to Air. T ru­ * ShU mnrofag on Ws •pnrtsblc to accept a new contract w ith man: would he w ithdraw hi* throne. . ^ the C b n e s t o g a Transportatiorv nomination of Pauley? The P r « iCompany providing for n wage* Seine 2(U>09 < i siting chu-rh* [drill replied with * f la t "N o". Increase of IS cent* an hour, a» : i’” ’ <>■ and church faithful . | When he get* behind a man, said _A«mpofod with the-original union l.ad filed in to d h e hl*ir r k erilfi • I : Mr. Trumnn, he usually stays bo. — demand of 20 centa. The contract nfi,-r d-v'ii a id by j hind him. Hu made it clear th a t also include* a stric t m aintehan-e h orld's Inrgc.t c h irfb I his position had not' been chingof union membership -clause and w'a. iittnmed. J** / | nl by the uppral of Democratic an*lncrea<t< of i j o a month -tn 1Vital a u d 'I L iiu .’. am toerarvV i ! Senator Toni S tew art o f Tonnsapension* fo r retired employees. : th. diplot ;,tlc rc.rp« and Thr If re th a t Pauley withdraw from tha 'With th e end of the tran sit HIS WORRIES W ERE PII.IN O around him so “Dopey Dick” tb s j rt,,l,v,M . ,,f, ,‘h* now cmrJImmlw i fight, in order to end a serious strik e. L ancaster is pulling out ^ " ' rift within the Democratic Party. of the general w alkout called by ronfuscl whale of Han Frnnci.co Day *nd«d_ lt..alj_ by becoming jg f * n public wrdgod amid the support* of Pier 3 n t Nas, Calif. The big fellow. ’ Mr. Trum an said he had not yet . . the A F of L Central Labor Union TV en r-clerry generally were ; i fniil InurA |J« r» 4» rh rr« | . in support of the tra n sit workers. SO fe e t long and weighing 2S ton*, fa shown a t the end of u butgo ■t !r< ■ in tr.itly form al clothes I able after crew* of three currier* tied n t the pier complained 1‘h k cts l.»vo been withdrawn from t!i' men in full evening dre*“ Mi several stores, and »ew ral chain of the local "fresh air." A cutter will tow the carcass out to te a and nd *h'‘ women in Wntk, w ith , blow it up. (In tsm itio n al) (I'M ila a H On !•««. T lt ree) 1 veils .covering th eir *halr. This - [tire*.* custom ary at Vatican ceremonies. O f A few moments before Pope^ AFTER 27 DAYS OF IDLENESS, m ured by the nation wide »teel utrike that just ended, the stacks of hA Pill, entered, the lights o f 8L *W C“ rn/jle-Illinois mill, nt Pittsburgh, Pa., spout smoke ngnm a* firemen work to get the mills . P eter's were dimmed- The flood- j g in production ugain. I lie f ir.l steel will noltr poutoii, Imwever, f*.r .evernl days. I international kdphuto) A „ light* uMch had licen in la y in g ' Joseph llurrelt Borland, 71, / ‘i on the pa]al th r^ io wetsi vxtlnpassed away »t h|« home in Pine° I guin’ ed and only a large whits kkrd. Ain Sunday, Feb. 17 a t r r o .. to jho left of the throne 9:00 A;M. following a long itinesa reitiainr,! illuminated. •’ Lieut. <jg) A. K. Rossetter, lie was born in Dale County, AlaThe Vati an band Uien struck J r , U.S.N.R. son of Mr. anil liatnu, and spent the g rea ter p art Mr*. A. K. ttossciier Rossetter oi of v-eiery Celery n Air*. j n ^ xt a “I— I T i . . . . . . JP l,,c a*1*1 march- Th» march of his life (here. Avenue, has returned nfter * srv * |K C Q 1 I i p C F O ilJ 'S h p y , fanfare htm ld ln g the Moving to Sanford in 1932 with ri gy • | | hi* family, Me. Rutland was enReserve on Guam a» _ X e l U 5 I 1 C U j Hide ]fa retired in 1037 Iweans* and com m issary officer. 11s anI ) i V P r/f A ffp n tin il l*pl. Mack N. flr\rl* n il, Jr then were b arred,..leaving ^put* tered th e service July 1, 1043 in JAIVUCa iU lL n ilO H ___ __ of 111 health and returntal to hi* srn of Mr. and Mrs. M.N. F lc ir * — .1 aids hundreds of peryons ~l^tlll a student A tlanta, Ga. „ [home In Alabama. While ia San. A *j !/ land of 2483 Pnlmetto Avenue, i _ . i ' o * _ • ! , „ S h eriff Charles Hand ha* been arriving far the oerenfany. . . | i / v . . i u i . i u i n i u i o r. i\ MOSCOW, Feb. 21, ( /P ) The a t £ m o ry of the V-1C airiKers in- fani h. »»* nn active mcmw and returue,) this week - fallowing “ inuian . Communist newspaper Prmvda. in instructad U niversity. by B u t . . A ttorney l^ | s^ T rL f F °r O f to u m f duty with the :1Mb Fight.. l a n d rT n n p f p t l H ' deacon in the F irs t B aptist he ltn tea inthe fira t Russian editorial comM urray Overatroat and A o istn n t ♦ H br train in g l e n d lO Lr 6 1 C n U Church lie was also n member . I . , r r Control Squadron in the T'acl-: eter's, t#ith the obi member ‘l * N orfolkj ment an th* Cbnada csplortags m a ts A ttorney lorney George A. .I>e. . *' . Rlata jriudod u a H i l a r y fie T heater o f ' Operation* n, a n ' C a p t u r e d V C 8 S C l B of M**onlf I-odge of Pinckard. 6 « ^ t .U k u tifIff: ( . a n i l n a i l 1 val. 7 Funeral srrvicc* wen? held at — oiierallotr* Hark vthfcM a U a iW i ■Ernest Bavin with «t the T u rf Club at SemlnoW D rl-l1‘ortilng slowly ju st ahead o f ths i • a /H a ra l the Dnpil-t Church In fnlckard .H rttlsh plan, and training ami air to ' Dope.- TTnc h e ranlm cnnlinals w h ite' '* CAIRO, leh. VI, (Ah ------by fB ( D uuitv ityU) , Pop*1 iiU wore wnit*’ "a poiitlcal failure’* a t th e UNO Ving Park, operatedI hg LONDON. Feb. 2t, ( AP) nlrsrallyAt* f ----------. on Monday and burial was made in Rhode* Boynton ’ > ermine rap e, Aver their rt>U* D oop, ouen*.| fire with mdchlnr Kmond com mu ideation with radar A B rlllih S rs * Agency bridge, Mass. .Ha .received his meeting in famdon, the fainIIv lot in Nowton, Ala. _ M r.- Overstreet contacted by The Pontiff worn a ruM ^oloreii.««»* tw »y when too Egyptian ■•impment (R euters) di-pstrh from ■ , commlsflon May 31, 1&44 a t liar-1 _ A* . n result, w i r r l i r r r v i a , Survivor* include the widow. * ^ v a ri'. .afltl . ‘‘was ' shortly •• - th *•--ereafter *- \ Canadian I*rime M inster W. I* j long distance lelrphone In Klsslm. " ,,K; “ ‘‘h gnbfan crnam enU anil | s tu d w i, mid worker* a tl^ k e d tho g. . leU llomhsy way* a truce i* ru ­ Mm. Jewell Jo n rs Borland; seven sent to Ran Francisco, Calif, from WscKeruie King now is attem p t-f meo said today that when he w u a ]" '1 *'*art wa* * lllain golden; Hritlah Kasr^ Li Nil B arrack^ • 1 lermli r l . t . t at h r .lc r r lob I. mored to have been declared daughter*. Mr*. Ralph Snell and. The irtmfirc forced the attacking Mis*, and receiving ba.lc tralnfrig .... _ he sailtnl _ »*_ * cn route 4_ l i t n s l fenm n l. IthLeare m _ ..was ____I_i_ L " o tic between nlriking Indian Navy ' Mis. Ilhetl A. Smith of Pinckard, where to Guam. 1l<nns Ing iton rldlatraet from Ttawln'a Berin a atTuesday Ilha unalde u%>; Ilian* luick from the b atio rk a there he wan-iigne.l Overs*its I-RFI seamen and British troop* at A fter arrival on tb« Island, he leged failure with the O ttaw a spy .co n tact Sheriff llntid ntm .it' The Pontiff, still on lus )»ottMr*. K.R. Pippin and Mrs. J. Roy duty In April 1941 and traveled Kom ba-’a M Y *tle Barracks, was assigned duty as ttl* dU- i atorjf. | gam ldlng operations in Sem inole) fklv tlirone, carried by 12 chair building. Britt of Sanford. Mrs. Ijince E. The nttuck on tlio barrackby l"'*t fo Milne. Day. New T h e n c e i . k s l d t o have gone .1 buraing and eummUaary officer Saya tha CommunUtP a rty | County, but added that he h a d ; ««*»*». moved s fawly from aide Tompkins of W ashington, D.C., Bay , | n,„ |. L „ .. __ he w a s 1 -in to effect lh this morning. • k - f or the Naval Construction obviously conferred w„ith - —.m Deputies Jack '» V***** " te n d incame g theafter papal two trucks marked Guinea. From .Mlbm __ 7flth ______ __ ... I organ: jO rC V"Someone -.._________ _____ ^ had to____ ____ _ „ tv„ ^ UM m Mr,. Albert J. Chamber* of Bir­ with British Army insignia had sent to Madrali, Noemfnor Island, -Battalion ------ which built road* and help Bevin to distract atten tio n .H lck n an and- Claude - \VhUlfn with ‘o lb* fntthful. Each WhiUrn blessing to the mingham. Ala., and Mrs. James and. finally Japan Dut mg „ _________ ___ ... , from hi* __ __ _______ __ view ___ __________ _ whwrwiH. ____ . .w . n,„ ,to w nw . lltljon , , BOMBAY. Feb. 21, (Ah— Vice I.cc Adams »f Camilla, C a .; two ' 0 breakw ater_ ______ of rock __th a t enfailure* n t tho session (the of deciding whinr v 0n hrouirht from th ploughed through a ,crowd of de ,Luton Closed the harbor and mad* po*- of the assembly. It is d e a r now , b« done. Th# conference, be ",ul1t‘‘u,l« ", h outburst of m onstrator, in an adjacent street W* travel* he .« u ( apt . A.dye Arlmirtsl Godfrey l.„. ordered all Bible the enlranca of supply ahlpa lhat King decided to help Bevin.; said, took place in the office o f ' “t'l’1" 1**' ■"'* shouts of homage At least one Egyptian wa, killed \\ illiami. J r . h.rhy l i t * and fltrrr, lin,ir r i„. , ..mmund m ihe sons. J Harold Borland of Troy, in the harbor. Lieut. W e t t e r Tho fa tte n however, did not dare Mr. D ^ O tU . who had informed ,lle 28 receiving tht-j and several «er hurt by the Donald Jan e, *11 ..f Sanf od Bombay area ... . whai hu Ala . and Humor I* Borland of said this won fhc largest p ro je c t! to defend Devin directly, b ut to o k |M r. O verstreet alim t Ihe m atter. ’ »> " j »( <tf«ce,w *re four new | truck* The dem onstrators were He r.iu.m -d ... .i ... - 1.. ,■ b) h a, prvwlaimed ,, .. sta te -of open l.ouiavillv, Mia, , also 17 grand'•und«r conitruction on tho lilonc]! upon himself nnothcr tn»k — t b ' j i cjfdd^l to R,ik S h e riff»lsnlVi* I f ^ \ ! IKT f * thrum? of 10U, J00 to »o«l n m u n i? *|n I ortlniul Un- rrvi>it „f of Iho^ chddren and |w „ g reat grandchildren. time thera. L iv in g ; d...................................... etract attention from ’ ....... Bavtn'i Hjmd to inv tall gate Ihe alleged ^ rJ ,n ; 1 J P f m 1n , 1of New Ao.k. 160,000 person* gathered In the le t, 4 and rCcnv.v! Ht, discharge l(Dyil, r„,liftJ1 N„v>. iring hta h violutinni L-Hwnrd ConiinRl Mooney of Dp *treel of ( »iro. denstmilnir the m Camp Utamhm? heh. It5 He I Ifl w. order fol* -• r the poll ' ihire at the session of ffftmhHniF mirl If conndltlon* ditlon* w*r* excellent __ W,__ I .._____a fte w err found to make arrests (.ntd ,ro 'G ham utl Cardinal Htrilch ievonintlnn of British troop, arid j plan* to re-en ter'co lleg e at I he' , * rltrheil l.a ttl' ni i)i„ mnin ________ ■ month* ___ If,1'- . — r - : f ir s t thre* b*cauao ad*»- th* . of Chicago and John C ard in al, asking far unity In the N il. V al-ln ex t q u arter .. ‘ I a . v .l h»l™ ekV fa th . h i . ^ «f quate building* " had then been ' The Pravda editorial follow* de 11r ^ O verst reel On W clnesiiar th* follow ing 1Glennon of St. Louis. *I«JT._ .. | Cpl C|*veland wear* the fallow. ,, , i*tu....ii •).- irilllnirA aa F re sh m eats, vegetable* livery a t an official Soviet atatobMIL * were a t a rram luto and ment > to th* Canadian Char** day, Mr. DeCottw conferred with . J f W f . u J ! '#,!1n,lV w « k long L ? ’Mer,r , i '! • » r *k *+ .fj”? 1 c0"d" r t’,,A!.i"* men ,md British Tommie* a*.i ‘ but the to u r D 'A f/atres in Moscow. In th u SherilT Hand on U.e m atter, tha n « t-to -th e la st In he week-long ihaVa closed Cairo* shop* and He Pacific with two stars. Philip- Imlil|() , ro<l.„ mu e u much he said. statem ent, the Moscow gov form er sa d, and plan, were t|; » S L C*“ n . Y a c k c s H w * and hailed r t m M r aar- pine Liberation with one .ta r. Th , gun haul.- broke out shortof duty waa very 3 J ne» cardinal* were elesot- i» |ee. Large forces of police wera \ irtory Medal, and American i„ o f. .He weara th* fallowing ribbons: ment had ^acknowledged th a t it* cussed far putting a stop td ttaI the gam bling. -fed to the ihirplc. .scattered throughout the city and T heater He p arti-----*-* ,,‘“ gnmhling. " ' -! cu_,° ,ne , 3,rP'®; M attered participated in the nllclll|lto,| llv f„tir , from ; A siatic Pacific w ith oifvr'star, Vic- diplomatic represeptathrea l» O tta tV \ SUING TON. Feb. 21. bP>— Dry and U»« Am ertcair tn e a w r. we did in fact rarry on espionage . S h eriff Ch*rl»« Hand could not Tomorrow, the new rardmari , | | . f a ,t )Kn estahllshmcnt* w e re ; New Guinea and l.tiinn campaign* ,| ( ......... , ■-I i I -III Irc.l f a r m e r G l ’v l im a Following a 30 day leave ha will actlviti** in Ottawa. ' I be reeched this morning far com»tl »n‘‘ " ^ rvi ! g u ard cl heavily. _ ! _ ■tlrcvls fr, fro m ’>»In-li th e y bad been ’ Im-ugi. a re ninrvhatiing tin*ir morning— lo n i , , ' A Itritish New* Agency (Iteisrep o rt to Miami far fu rth e r asHowever, th* statem ent a s w r U 'm e n t on ..the outcome of the .lie- >'H "r."g the ceremonlee fa an . mg liarmeti. Th- -eamen li.td iiet-n *»n fuiTet •> g a i n Federal barking t te rs) correspondent who witness- s i • i it ‘ il * aignment, and expect* to receiver that th e representative* respon- cu.v-ion as. according to Deputy- -"'‘y , , , a hunger nt r t F• in (iru trs l o v e r - in r H e ir fight In win (aural) hi* discharge sometime sum- slbto f a r ___ such nctivitlc, have been W hitten, he had hern suddenly . Aim , loony, , "P" *>lu*i .... ’;;ed the attack on tifa British bar- A d m i r a l >> llK lIIH U ll alleged racial dunn m m a t i n n in I en<e» fa (belt hnriit City, .. _.this ..w whab f!’r , l,‘* "'ratio n " ( r a c k s said llghleti lorcho* were,; , vhfch tfm# lim e he wil) 'r ‘rahat Moscow called to Georgia this morning m er a t which a - ' recalled “ "because of w the firlllsh ftaval - ( t tu c e , I Ttiey planned to d ay to parade .throw n into the building. Ho de- U f O W I l C d \ V h t * ll C U T ’ tenns term*' the' •'InadmlsvabllUy" of in connection wllh other duties. *“ur religious ■ whose lives enter the University of Georgia Godfrey's o r d e r l<> tn e force to r.n/nnd the White il use and (he Bovleta *A m orning newsparnr dl.patch f ? a '" l,|e 41h a ,1 bro“ “ ht d a re d that .very c a r Passing IT H i l l G U I quell the m u tin y bs» l-een carrier! eapllol huilillng in the black and oreratlon*. The their orer: and complete his senior year. raeir oj-eraium*. me newspap a .. ■at tome - ^ *Inform *a quoted‘ Sheriff riff Hand th acknowledge some into tho b a r ra c k * b y / * Britinh ream colored rabs tri which they H*nd as having |’hl|th t » ^ « Urr ^ K n lt ! .* r h u ^ h f 7,',” through Uwou* h the ,he *square ‘u*r* near n*“ r the b ar­ tion, Including material on atom ic , V l . . t night th a t the dice « n J i *> "«" C h m h "■ racks wa* attacked and that the officer who entered under a flag j made the three. d a y trek to tl’asblhe ^ol,r candidates entire area waa a m ats of awayenergy and radar, wa*' tran sm it­ roulette table* were no longer clutl"r<1 of truce. j ington from Chicago. T he vetI n l^ n Mr ? W far Sainthood is Mother KranNORFOLK, Vs.. Feb. 21. <**>ted to Moscow but deljaro th a t It operating, a* acting SimulUneou*ly, a British com- erans — some of whom are acIng on Mr. O s.r- cmc# c , brlnl( lu lfa n -b o rn found­ ing bodies pushing a t th* b a r­ racks gates. The rioters te l fire Vivo Admiral Theodore Wilkinwa* obsolete.o t . atraet’* Instructions, he had or­ of tha Sacred H ea rt Mission to m ilitary trucks. One of them ■on was drnwneif today when hla munimie disclose- th at seamen companied iiy their wive* and dered Boynton to halt the gamb­ er in tho United S tates. Mother waa loaded with ammunition and auto plunged from n ferryboat who nave seised control of Royal children — n-e bivouacked at an v Plana and fpedflcaU ona for ling activitiea th a t had been re­ C abiini's body lie* in the Motner H arb o r have threatened to op«n abandoned A r m y installation, the erection of Mx, on* atory con­ exploding shells farced the mob into the Elim belh River. His ported. e Cahrinl High School In N«w York aw ay from the gate*. However- wife, who escaped from tho sink­ Indian naval vessels in Bombay Camp Simms, on the south­ crete block b o u r n a t th* corner firs if any move it made against eastern outskirts of the city. City. of T w entieth S treet and Magnolia, they continued to throw missile* ing .car b y hfenkigg n window is' them. The v elertns say t h l / wlR s ta y ' have Just been received by the a t the barrackif—L-— - — under treatm en t far shock end Codfroy- who is flag officer in Washington until they am jllJer* Inr. of which Some 20,000 person* Jammed exposure. . . . . . . . . o f the Royal Indian Navy, ha* aiiu red of licenses fa operate H.U. Pope (a ; president, from Into Abdln Palace aquara, wh*ra Admiral Wilkinson was " l ‘*c . hrdadcnsl this warning to the their cab* on Chicago street*, Stevens and Sipple, Orlando archi­ two Egyptian arm y tank*. 20 ed fa tho Joint chief* of sta ff ! n : mutineer*: .Spokesmen for the group, banded tect*, Mr, Pop* anounccd today*. arm ored car* and six truckload■ Washington. “T d ‘ continue this struggle I* together as tho American Cab WASHINGTON. Feb. J L W V The land on which th e houses of aoldler* were stationed. The Emtpioye* of the ferry edmpany | , he hflKbl of* *fo|iy< when you Drivers’ Association fa r Dis­ * • ■*-- — L ---prll be built • extend* to Palm etto, Undersecretary of W ar K enneth dem onstrators shouted such slo­ say th a t th# ear wa* tho first to 1take jnt0 account the overwhelm* charged V eterans, say th a t a Royall haa ..denied charge* th a t Avenue. T he home* will each' gan* a* “ Evacuation of British bosrd th* fa: erry. They add th at fag forces at the disposal of the Chicago tily ordnance lim ited'th* H K U m w r F e b T s L < /T )- The have two or three bedroonu «nd th# Arm y her been guilty of troop* o r Woodshed,’’ and "Down the auto rani tne entire length of government nt ibis time, which l umber of cab licenses in th4 form er president of Finland,. Hit*»y w anton deetnwtlon o f prowill co ,l Iw tween $(L600 to |7,000 Robb’* Horn* Bakery will op«n with England, down with the the ferry and plunged through will tie used to the utmost, even city fa 3,00<). They say 2,596 of perty, -> to R ytl, waa sentenced today to it w ax. estim atad. conqueror.'’ \ the safety gate* and into tho r i­ if H mean* the destruction of the these are held by two coinpaniea,, , a . statem ent pra- ten year* a t hard labor. Rytl a t lla new location in the comer ver. w ithout stopping. A fter her Navy of which you have bern *n store of th* Cowan Building on wa* convicted by a special tr i­ resentalfon today to I BOND DUTINO UBGED ‘ rescue, Mrs. Wilkinson told police proud." pendlture* Commit- bunal o f leading Finland Into w ar Friday, it wa* announced today, OPA D istrict D irector S tew art th a t she believed the brakes had by P . Robb, p ra p rle ta rJ W __ I W ar DeportOMitt with Russia in 1941 when the urged clUaett* Moving of tha sto re, located for failed to hold. She said th a t the d* Invaded the Soviet, Also ia prepared to m e * any atfch continue mirth* p a s t four y e a n n ex t lo th* ca r had been borrowed from a La need to imprisonment were ■ charge* "head-on". WAITS F.NROl'TE TO U. S. i S*vTng» friend. Florida B u te Bank, w as mad# •even oth er defendant*. They n«ces*ary Royalf ‘asserts th at. If « In order to have room The adm tral’a body was recov­ T h ree unemployed persons tn With Howard M ontieth' in a r t; the Army (i spending too CPHM G ar Wait* of tho United liw t.fa fla t At the large new and modern Sgnlnot* County received 190.00 ered, F orm er M lniitar of Finance for , money jtrid too many n S t a t u Navy Is enroute to tha charge of arrangem enti, th a San­ when oven. This oven, aquar* and whit* fh unemployment compensation _________ Vaino T u rn er and form er- P re­ enameled, ha* gas h e a t and an roparty ha United S tates, according to In­ ford Kiwanis Club will present ta n M ym enta during th* week ending m ier Edwin Llnkomles.' five yeara arrangem form ation received by tho Herald 15 minutes of en teru ln m a n t a t i*. i. ent of a ll .h elv e ., which Feb. 8. Pari It. Bmlth, ehtlrm an - » yesterday afternoon. Ha Is ex­ tha Inter-elub meeting a t O r. ng-in of bond* b of Mm Florida Industrial Cotnthe ro U t* durin« *** U k ,-n * Dcpsrtment now boa f a k h l f U ^ . u ! ' sf* ^ r a r a : ported to arrive approxim ately Undo. Friday noon, It w aa re ­ ^ ..iu te rrintmum. II* It ran aecomodat* I t la rg e tray* mlselon, reported. General M acA rthur to form er m inister to Berlin! Tolvo o f rookie* n t a tim e with much A pr. 1. Walt* served aboard a ported today. oat th a t United t) n a m ployment compensation Sanford entertainers will In­ ing bock front tho K H m aeki; fir* yeare; farm er mor* *peed ami h o tte r qualit Navy minesweeper In th e Pacific nda may ctBI Were elasslfied a* ml*c#llan*ov*, foreign m inister Sir Hendrik product than form erly, raid Mr. civilian type gw T heater of Operation* f a r 13 clude pick Aiken, tenor, w#th Mrs. HERPORD, Germany, Feb. 21, hut th e ra was still a fairly la rt* Ramsey, two w ar* *nd six Robb. Th* oven also bake* pi**, Touhy accompanying, and i thi* can h W — Rescue worker* are digging .month* and participated In action George number .................................. of ihlptnttdM4#vd y eonmonths; fan n e r M inister of Edu. bread and rakH . ‘lipping all a t Okinawa. He also served In ■ereral piano solos by Mrs. opi through debria ln an effo rt fa ■traction worker* listed. cation, A fittl Kukkonen and th* ‘ kiosly, • h* order t reac :ach hundred* o f German m ln m Japan. Being a member of the Nance. and Mrs. Robb established form er second Minister of FI th eMr. case of R egular Navy, he will rep ort fa r tra r pped by an explosion In a pit ir b*k*ry In Sanford four OFFICES CLOSE T yko Reinikkx. and laa ' ~ t» M * two years, ,, s a g o , a fte r coming her* _ E. B, Carter announced this n w r Kamen. Thre# British toch- farth o r d uty following a l*ra re . • * * 7 . • ■’ from Rockford, nt- They bar# taoralng th a t tha Selective Sendee nlrian* alio a re trapped In tha KILPATRICK GCT8 AWARD In the Tuesday article tn Tha three sntall girt*. offices in th* A tlantic National mine. In 24 hours rescuers havo to IS DISCHARGED Bank Building will ba elorad to­ been able fa bring out only 62 ^ li^ f ! ALS IN JACKSONVILLE H*rald Concehilng the * v. -■: award* a t th* PERMIT ISSUED morrow In observance o f W ash­ men alive and nine dead. ____1 /e Jirn ea OHrar of *015 Five hundred men were In th* A C ity p e r m it' was recently ington’* birthday. Supt. T. W. luiwfan and Sem­ Of Honor, *t th e ^ H illy Avrnn* ha* been discharged fosue-1 to Sarah Ogiraby far »racmine a t the Umo of tho explo­ inole High School Principal Her- rU h Home mention w*a” om itted sion. Homo «f those still trapped fasn I: Morris v,-ere In Jackson­ of th* F irat CU ss a w a r' from th e United (.Rate* Navy, ac- it-m of e three rootrt house oo MASONS TO M E E T — *lng to Inforatalbm recth rH 'O m piif Avenue. P erm it 'fa era.-t Mon fo r Chapter* N». 15. Royal a te knifen fa hr alive l>ccaufp ville yvsteniav , C -'nfm lng with by Julio* DlngteM er fa _ _ H f l a r u s H j i house of tbfvn Arc! pen Masons w|Jl m eat Tuesday v f about* beard. It may Do day* tilt hurl obtaining IE Kilpatrick, of Treop XI. fa rraeuera are reach A S & '& & X S treet wav ntght a t w hkh time eon cf Mr- and Mr*. E-G. i-w fll-ba confer™ 'H i . . : ** ■ ~ Trfflmi^ workers in Lancanter, Pn., have voted to end th e ir 16-dny-old walkout. An official o f the A F of L (ntn< s it union, A.II. Keeler, of Philadelphia, tmya he expects the L ancaster bus mid trolley operators to be back on the jo b tomorrow m orning, The w orkers voted th is m orning • J. B. JSorland Of Pinckard, Alabama Died Sunday A. M. I Lt. A. K. Rossetter Returns After 18 * Months In Pacific ‘ ®•“•otba ta Bevin Is Charged Sheriff Is Told With Failure At To Halt Gair?, Meeting Of UNO At Driving Park dlabttt^«j Episode Used To No Arfests Made With Roulette Tobies No Longer In Operation ,n Egyptians Fired -On By British During Attack ( pi. Cleveland Is Godfrey Orders Hume After Duty nr In Pacific Area1 “ volt ,0f Naval .Tpamprr I riKnpn MFr'1 ln w«i tfemonstrators Evacuation British M m Cab Drivers Seek Federal Backing In License Fight Plunged Into River Firm To Construct Six New Homes- Here Royall Says Amy Is Not Guilty Of Former President Wanton Disposal Of Finland Given Robb’s Bakery To Prison Sentence Open On Friday In New Store Location Three Persons Given Unemployment Pay K a j3 £ g IM Kiwanis To Present Program In Orlando Rescuers Attempt To Reach German Miners r L mot. faro ablo fa * ‘V7 b V. V lira raf»Uv*.*fa *- mm , jnp_ -«al nm . ' ; ■ 1.1; tM .. ,t-l-st.. w■^m V-.Ww5 � 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, February 20, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 20, 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>, February 20, 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/103d7c6e4f8e67dc4cb1c42b2984bdaa.pdf 30fd83bb306b907e28478200afb6091e PDF Text Text f 1 HrtHli T d R n H n u a r u ih n H ii:.' UUlfeSWUlli THE SANFORD H ffiA L P , SANFORD. FLORIDA W hitner Signed As P ilot Of Sanford S tate League Entry (f «Rltii«M KrvM t*MMr« da#) Wftji broken. While sw eating out the recovery of the injured limb, he was transferred to the Kansas City Blues of the AmeHcan Asso­ ciation where* during the final 50 gam ea of tha season, he hit JOG. Levy-W hltner joined the Yan­ kees tn Spring training again in 1042 and during the . club't training Activities, Levy burned up the grapefruit circuit by lead­ ing every Yankee in the plate departm ent. When the opening Itell rang, he lasted only ala weeks before being sent back to Kansas City. He declared th at he cduldp|t get going during the early p art of the aeaaon. While at Kansas City though, he hit playing with Newark, th e Yan­ kee International le a g u e farm. He underwent Spring training setsk n g with the Yankees but since he was anticipating, a call into the armed forces within a m atter of days, the Yanks farmed him to Newark. The Hears, in an r f f t r t to eliminate the possibility of breaking up their Infield w ith-’ out any due notice, decidrd to play Levy-Whltner in tl* o ut­ field. ‘He handled the center field assignm ent that year w ithout thd, d ra ft hindering his efforts. When ■ the season ended, he was runner ; up for the league’s batting ! championship with an average of .322. He slammed out 12 home runs, 10 triples, 34 doubles and batted in H2 runs, lie w as only ’one of five .300 h itters In th e International that season. On the third day of the play­ offs, Levy wav drafted but re­ ceived a medical dischargjt' threw muttb> latsi after *p»»*tlMp , Percentage Pay Hikes And What They Mean To U. S, MONDAY, FEBRUA k f ' V i l ’ l& V Candidate U rges Reinstatem ent Of Funds For River crease. They say th at when the same percentage of increase l» ap­ plied to each worker, the neediest people get the smallest raises. For example euppose a certain. -in K le h e S .. OTTAWA, OnL—R. J . (Dick) Iona of coal into the p lant e w j r he rfensurv Oormao He winter. The h eeling of 16 down* _m 4l|WlJ4i**LMIfI ATWIII he T reasury, inler> hl,has a queer {hnjU|fhJob. , door town governm ent buildings de­ ( ‘ *V r .C s' . commented Mr. H ’ —- — !r -W <he roof, . Ills office building pends upon them and the space going to receive the b en efit, of .development apprupvtatipna^ now 0 r the *cho° l* sporting bond contains the opening o f’ a mlie- ncatid la approxlm ataly 32 mil­ r the current j long subterranean passage—O t- lion cubic feet, or equivalent to, it the lime?*" -----stam p tales A retired Army officer a fte r term to Dee. 3J Coral Cables | taw a’s subway, he calls It- . lie about 3.500 homes. The P arliam ent buildings, the ,15 years of service, Vota pointed leads with 9205,' 5, The F or; i controls the comfort of Canada's Schcol *wpb Prime Minister and the member* old-end new Supreme Court build­ out the Arm y engineers compiled Lnurtenlale High ings, the Confederation and Jusa recommendation of necessary second with 11 7,005, Cove, of parliament. * Corman le a chief engineer of tic ; buildings and O ttaw a’s new work, projects only once a year , P anam a City third vlth t l H i , 1.17, „ ______ . . . . . pro-.! __ „ .Ft. . t Lauderdale tha governm ent's central heatirtg post o f f r e 'e r e among the struc­ and if tne Sanford .Khfer St- ______ Anthony, jjact will jsidetracked, * * *— ~* during ~ the fo u rth with (155,000 and C hero-1plant, lie has a sta ff or IS men ture* s e rv e d ,b y Gorman'e plant. The plant is’ built into the aide, -* fifth witn and they manage to feed 10,500 present icaalon i f Congress 'Yhere, km keo High, Orlando Orlan of a CO-foot cliff which rieei fro n t would be no hope for definite 9 1 5 3 ,4 5 8 ,’ the O ttaw a river. The entrance action until next year a t the earSchools pnrticip "We are cognisant -of ■the c le a t is on the roof because th a t is liest. t aw arded n T reasi need fer continuing the th rift where trucke dump their loatle of Voss declated th a t weak and citation "fo r die program .which has functioned so cool into 2,000-ton and 1,000-ton Ineffectual leadership fn the House vices tendered in well during the war." of Representatives was th e pH- School Saving* I mary factor for Hie failure or for their trophy e___ the Sanford Rivar and other silk’ flag insignia worn by AmeiiKlflh District development pro- ■ran fliers in the Indla-Hormalects to receive favorable action I Chinn th eater of war. The inlone-ngo. — — — — (alg n ia are painted on paraehts*e "D uring the present cam paign,” j silk nntl bear tqecripllcn* In *evSHOW CARD AND FOSTERS he said, " I will make my position ] eral languagca. clear on all issues confronting th e) A peacetime School Savings people of the fifth dfstrict. At n Program In Florida has beet cn- SIGNS FOKMIR State Department oil *d- 0 —Dec’s Sign Service (O. I). LAN DRESS’) Rhone*1021 the last decade have haydly ad vanecd beyond the point of poll. Ileal ballyhoo." F k irid aS ch oolsAre Praised For; War Bond Sales ; Did You H ear A Knock? 144 and opened the season In to .to per c m | of tlte com pany's, cents an .hour, plus insurance fi fUId. formerly Charlie K tL straight-tim e wage payroll. IbertsflU. Ami w m t of the wager'» area, lie hit well but was Tht* 30 per rent thunk would he earner! would receive larg er □weil down becnu*e of the notes* divided in an Interesting way. mlj»e» if their existing pay were JA CK 80N V fW ,E, Feb. 18. ty of wearing a buck brace. He part of it would lie used for nn lowcp than that of someone else Between tha opening of the curns sob) to Milwaukee in mW* Insurance program—sick pay, j doing th e-sam e work, 1rent school year and Dec. 31. uson and was leading th e Yany* death benefit*, etc.—for all the! Thus It is not a blanket Increase 1045, boya and girls In th r nins batted Inuntil the d « r workers. I'art of It would b o u sed of 30*per_cent. It is really an «v- schools of Florida have sold f t,| ,cl1 *»henJohnnv l.lmtell tleu t0 eliminate wage inequalities erage raise of 30 jter cent. 126,473 worth of U. S. Having* s record. within each company. The u n io n )' If there were a w orker whose bringing the total sale* At Milwaukee, be wa* u se l as ;urge* that people doing’the same pay accidentally happened_to be rccord fo r schoola of thla *Uto (work for the same company should) the nrernge wage for the whole. (0 924,536,668 for the period g et the aame pay, even If they company, It* true he would g et a from May 1641 through Decemwork in different section* of lh o ,3 0 per cent Increase, Hut a l l ! ber 1845, aceordini country.* jo th er worker* would get eUhejr nouncement made to J>i tided Ifp | less or more than 30 per cent. , “ ~ " ~ “ 8 1 f t - k V a R Y T I M E W l u fA w The remainder of the 30 p er' In the Genera) .Motors case, the* BETTER QU IT B A TTLE, THE OTHER ARMY cent would be split up equally, President'* fact-finding board reeCOMBS IN AS PRISONERS O' WAR/ FEEDING ‘EfA among all the workers. Thus ommendeu a general increase of Tom Smith, nod Jim Drown would 18*4 cents an hour—an average SO U TH ER N g r WE G OTTA FIGURE i-Ty? get the same dollar and cents rnisr of about 17*4 per cent. The [ A D IFFER EN T WAY TO ) ‘*V-' BREAD AT raise. j board deliberately ducked the CHOW TIM E/ KV PLAY THIS GAME • A In the case of General Motors. ,l.ur1’ li,11" o f “ n insurance urogram tlie unioli once estimated that* • hJ *"« elimination of inequall,this would give each worker n i leavirrtr tlw.se m a tte r, to the raise of about 25 cents nn hour. ; unl*»" *n'* ,lle corporation to That is, all General M otors' '*ror*t °*1' ‘ wage-earners would get about 25’, Home l o r Insurance ___________ __ _______ ___ 1 he union accepted tho proposal. . . ---------7^—. ------ —•, - -|Thi» <M.r)W‘f«ti«.o refused - i t . — If a Utility man l.y Manager Casey i both parties Marl accepted, would •Stengel. Following the nemmi’n 1this havj meant th a t every Genplay, he underwent an o p e -a tb in jera! Motors worker would h av e' end was purchased by Connie gotten a raise of 13 cents an Mack of the Philadelphia AtUM lrs hour! early III IV46., H* reported .to tin* Not necessarily. A 's last Spring but was unable A union spokesman says the to participate In the v-crWuuts. union no dopbt would have ex-i Levy-W hltner says he vt 111 try 'p e c te d to □*’ part of the 1914; to play tb jr sensot while m anag-jcentB for the insurance program ! ing the locals. If not, h e ll u s e 'am i the elimination of inequali-l himself a* a pinch h itter often, (tics. * HI* physicians say that the hoi Tho union and corporali-in ’ summer w eather here may be would have had to settle this by', lust tho th ’ng he needs tn corre.’t . ec.||ectlv- bargaining. _ ; ;The Sanford Herald III = II 1=111 111=111= II 1=11 1=111=1III1=11111=111=1 Y5CHTST0R SALE or charter 34’ Quarterdeck twin cabin Chris Craft. Sleeps 6 comfort ably. 1941 Model, A-l condition. Used very little. Nicely furnished throughout. Large deckhouse, 2 - 95 H.P. Chris C raft motors. (1946 price on this boat delivered Daytona B each/Florida, approximately $11,500.00.) Asking $9,600.00 with $500.00 Insurance premium for one year Freshie John S. Robins Yacht Sales5 & Equipment :{02 South Hcuch Street. THEY'RE HERE! LOOK Bread I'M HEADIN' HOME T O REPAINT WITH PITTSBURGH'S COLOR fcwn DYNAMICSI* > Central Florida | Freeze, Storage w ants tn do everything to ’ develop young hull Company Formed however, n,. fcn nut it. and he he can player#, "w lnnlnv gam es will I* primary,*' 1'eiuv.Mrd >’r.M Our Mr. Whiddon will assmqe LI* ilutlc* ji * 'general. m u u a;et of the rm t-ln iffo n reinforced with steel. It only need, to be repainted and club tmlay. roibnnrd with the necessary In»i In thin and machinery, Onler* f ir thii were placed on factory schedule late in Decent Iter, Mr, Johnson added, explaining th at h t and -Mr*- t fate he) have Ireen jenrk Ing on tho deal sirree Dvr. f4. i'lr. Jo h n so n -an d Mr. Galrh#l will bo actively in charga of thg management of the new concern. R.L. Cornell la consulting engineer for the company and Frod R. Wllscn attorney. Mr. Johnson came to Florida from Washington D.C. In 1.810. Hi* father operated several butch­ er ‘shop. In th at city where as a youth he learned a lot about meat cutting and storage ’ , He srrved twn years In World W ar I, am| In 1925 graduated from th e University of Florida with • IlSA degree, receiving an MS YHH— ’- - S , OLD-FASHIONED DECORATING SCHEMES ARE S O U TI he came to Bemlnole High School In July, 1828 as instructor hi agriculture and shop work. ]!• was actively In charga here of tha school for w ar production w ork­ ers. He Uvea w ith hi# fam ily .a i 2011 Kelly Avenue, h as a daughte r In Junior High School and • aon, Ralph, who la a senior In Seminole High School. He is a member of lha C hristian Church and chairman of the board’ aldara. *«. . Mr, Gatchal came to Sanford front S p r i n g f i e l d ,- . H L . M H H and for * . t i m e workad a t th e Sanford Orocary Company under U P . Mr Culler. H, « 1 B fre w e n t Into tha" grocery business We can furnish paint enff s la w Tor e v w purpoae and a re equipped to handle hls^ fath er a t the corner of C ilery any alie. job. Remember, there la a JPlttsb u rg h P aint fo r every eurfeee. L e t ua an d 'S an fo rd A n n u a . In 1930 1m recommend expert painters who will give, you real quality worknUnahlp. CiUl moved the grocery to Fourth attd Sanfonl A n m w and sold It to ua todayl • We have n complete stock of th e BEST GRADE OUTSIDE PAINT : , “ . • and INSIDE C O L O R S and FINISHES! • ALUMINUM, SHELLAC and VARNISH I (EXACTLY AS UUI • Single and Dual • Lots of Drawer : • Stainless Steel -••j' r:: ~ S K S .T .J * j,’.V '• J Z h A j f i ja£=.-~— DAYTONA I1EAQ I, FLORIDA. . �-------------------------->-■r.= " *ifzrj .-♦‘jL-rr ■ 4‘> i !* * In U nity There ** l : 1 ♦-'e '• " . • ' * .Lj71- - ■-■.- • 7 ■>X•bf ■**■* - - -j^}' * 1 -—-7: ,1<*J|i '■ • - i THE W EATHEE Continued mild tonight and tomorrow mornin* » ith Wednesday partly rloady and slightly lower temperature*. StrenR lh— To P rotect the P i u t of the World) T a Prom ote the I’r e ir tM of America; To Prodoe* Prosperity for Sanford. | S f m i l i l AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILV NEWSPAPBK i * V O LU M E X X X V II i— t S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . TUESDAY, F E IlR U A ltY 19, 1916 Established 1908 Canadian Spy Of Philadelphia Dispute Ends Strike Threat Red S t a r Editorial OrdereCommanders To H alt Penetration Of Allen Elements Requested To Give His Side Of A rgu­ ment W i t h OPA Over Auto Prices MOSCOW, Feb. 19, (A T)— The Soviet P ress has pub­ lished Its f ir s t accounts of th e Canadian spy story. But today’s publication of th e story is confined exclu­ sively: to reprinting a fac­ tual Taaa J K m h .-. Agency. . account or Canadian Prime B M iniatcr W. L. Mackenzie staUmsrvt on the NUMBER 110. Associated Press I/eased Wire Henry Ford li Settlement To Go Before By Red Press King** fln t «1 . Pauley Says No Official Shares Oil Interests E fforts Renewed To­ day By Dewey To Bring End To 91 Day Old GM Strike Lots Of Quote And Unquote Here WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. OP)— The House Ranking Committee has invited Henry Ford, II, to ppe.vr personally to present his aide in' hi* argum ent with OPA over pri c i of new adtomobllak, Tha announcement th a t Ford will catted was made a f ter Republf lapse-tentative , F ttil C ra e of Michigan objected to an | WASHINGTON, Teh. 107 OP)— attack he said had been m ads by JOB man Edwin W. Pauley, nomlthe OPA on young Ford. At the eo for undcrnecretarj- of the ■vy, list assarted that mi govsame time, Republican Repre­ sentative Howard llu ffetl of N i- rnnirnt official ha* any interest braska accused the OL’A of a t ­ In rfsny of hi* extcnsN# financial tem pting -to browbeat Ford In fiolding*. public slatenirnis. j Pnuiey made the *talenient be­ Chester Bowles replied th a t he fore the Senate Naval Copnnittee knew nothing in tho law to pre­ wlav in answ er to questioning vent OPA front corroding w hat b y Republican Senator Charles he term rd false and misleading, fletbey of New Hampshire. Pauley statem ents. Ju st previous to litis, Bald th at Postmaster G rueiul Hu. Ho les—the CM A chief nnd now V*rt Hannegan liar Once discussed economic stabiliser—bad te=t.fi»4 jrith ■ a potihlt investment in lih him | ,.t-t j h j hold Company Inst *um-, Califurnia oil venture, tint that .SHAKING HANDS before holdlnng a Joint press conference rner had asked fur a 65 p ercent fft rno" Washington are Paul A. P orter (ler f t h new OPA chief, and Chester price increase over the p-u-war. th atnever materlaliieil. Pauley said it neither H annersn nor any Rowles, new Economic Stabilisation Director. Bowles told repot te n figure. Ilowlea asserted that such other government official shares th a t the President's wage-price policy it sound. He term rd charge* un increase would be nutrugeoj*. his extensive oil and other finan­ th a t the battle against inflation is lost as “ ridiculous and danger­ Democrat W right Patm an of cial interests. , ous." (International) Texas asked Rowles for 1 stvUK* The chairman of the ermm ittee, mein on an arruaolhm Fold Ig Democratic Senator David Walsh •ntd to have made that 1,19 OPA pf MnsxarbygtUx. interrupted to was bolding up auto production hold un Pauley’s answer* until by its pricing policy. Pat man de­ Senator Tubey explained the rea­ clared that young Ford, thw sons for hit line of questioning directing head of the company, Senator Tubey declared that he bail claimed I n s firm was losing '» jMpceled expected la show that officials |3t)0 un each automobile p ron­ f iith* financlsl Interest* tn Paut k ni duced. Howie- replied that 1* HF'c enterprise* were lu rk in g his ru t seemed as though y*wrtg Henry T Swunmatl tion (or undersecretary, of ________ hard departed from the tradition*) *1 the Nuv ivy. Paulty ssld this was CC OQQ C l t) n „ . f Ford policy of high wages and »ot the esse. $ 5 ,z 8 H .5 1 K e t u r n e t f ; ow price*. STACKED UP ON EITH ER SIDE „f p rrtt ■tty Ada JneksoG of C ente r Moreland P* . in the St mile nffice Budding ^ iitlilig at , W nshington, nro Says Hannegan Once Discussed I n v e s t ­ ment In- Venture 1I1' l •P - PHILADELPHIA, Fob. \% , (A P )—The th roat of nn iramodiato nation-w ide t e l e ­ phone strike was removed WT* da*t-wiHrAottI?-ment of a dis­ pute in w h k h 1,000 PhUa* dclnhla telephone w orkers had . walked' out. The settlem ent a t Philadelphia watt nnnounc- . cd by Federal conciliator P ete r J . Manno. • subject. .The Nation*!' Federation of Ther* Is no editorial continent Telephone Worker* had threaten­ In an y of the Soviet papers on ed to call a nationwide telephone the M acKcm U Kfn* announce­ strik e unless the Philadelphia dis­ ment. pute as ssttie dby tonight. The federation still is eonsHerlng a * The Moscow homo radio service nation-wide strike unless ita alio h ai carried the story w ith­ wage* end hours demands nr* out <commentmet. * . MacKentle K ing's statem ent The Philadelphia dispute was disclosed th a t employees of a settle,! by an agreement !>otwrert £ foreign legation had been involv­ the American Telephone am! Tele­ ed fn espionage activity In O t­ graph Company and the Inde­ taw a. This activity was said to pendent Federation of l-ong Line* have resulted In a leakage of Telephone W orkers. A company seerst and confidential inform a­ spokesman said that (he Company tion. Iws promised to investigate the The King statem ent did not promotion of threo employees who mention what legation was In­ the union mi id » ei* given better volved. Subsequent Ottawa dis­ job* without regard far seniority patches asserted it was the Rus­ right*. No wage demands Were , sian mission In Ottawa. involved in the Philadelphia case. Meanwhile, the 'R ussian Army newspaper Red S tar has pJKUlthl-A NG A STER.'Pa , Feh. 19. OP) • ed a leading editorial directing ~ A F'ederal. conciliator has met Red Army regim ental comir%ndin Lancaster with ntfinals of era and all Russian officer* to the Conestoga Transportation * guard against penetration from Company and leaders of striking alien element*. Mentioned tn the tran sit workers. The two-wrekseditorial ‘as alien elements were "Jd wage dispute h a. Hrvrlopod whAt the paper called “spies, into s g e n e r^ stnkT-crfMkil for diversion 1st*, saboteurs and other some of the sixty- volum es of tcstlumny no far recorded by the Ah' of L worker*. An execullvn of foea of the people." says th* edi­ congressional Pearl H a rix ir invesl'igatlhg eommittee. If y o u ’re the AF of I. Central Labor Union torial, liy p art: Interest#,! in buying, the price is lIHihl for about 12.000 psges of asserted th a t tho general strik e words. ( International “Smindpliptu) * “All eetlftn th a t can inflict ----*' ................. .......* ' - ‘ ' *»* more effectN e today than Matty awards were given a t In the annual report of various! ----------- yesterday. New* m*n who vtsitet) tors, peasants and the Seminole District Court of County officer's fa r 1948 s . reP ?vh H * 1,**0" rjimopson. 40, L ancaster Industrial idant*. said A rt*? should fmmedlnte* Honor of Roy Scouts held Man- i , , . „ , . resident of latke Mary for the , e y M rf, Ultd , u,|d, n| y at th at they ha4 found lt.O# cridenc* ly be cut day evening a t 8:00 o 'ctfck lal the leased by 0 . P. H*n>don. county V-Declaring . that the Central 'ganCi'SI *l jtrD v . ^ “f ''.njrJgeacritl 7.1 -fb ja a tjiy w as rrfotin ytetWMay. Tb* deceased rgi-cwpal * ParoUh H«o<f. Thf* rierjt, . tb* au j» Florida Blood flank is of great was reported to have been one returned by three fee-supported j was born in Korrtnto on April 9, value to the cmnmunity, Dr. O. DETROIT. K ^ iT lp . ( J A - Spe. of the largest Courts of Honor offices of the county in the form ! 1995 and livei! there until moving I,. Dark*, president of the Sem­ cisj Federal Mediator Jam es jin Ijvkc Mary, lie is survived \ty held In this county in rOeentfW excess fees inole Criuntv Medical Association, Dewey renewed again today his months. The clerk's office reported r e - :1" '' Mater*. Mrs. R. L Humphrey today urged the ritiien* of San­ effort* to end tho 91-day-obl Six scouts were presented by celpts of 120.262.40; expenses of of 1-abe Mary, Mr*. J Ben Smith ford and Seminole County to co­ strike of 178,000 CIO united auto Julius Dingfrlder with first (class 110,188.911. The total am ount th* of Delray Reach j three brothers, operate with the Junior Chamber workers a t plants of the General aw ards: The)/ were: John Fox, clerk is allowed to retain is *7.- 8. » Thompson of Delray Reach. of Commerce In making the blood Motors Corporation throughout The excess fee* tu rn e d , H. H. Thompson of PI Wit City, lumk program to be held T hurs­ Alan H etiel, and Jack Spencer of GUO. the nation, Troon G, Randall Goff am) O ar- over to the codnty was «21*63.4t.i*»'*l Edward ThompsonA>f Lake day a complete success. Dewey says both ifnrlies to the The salary paid to the c le rk ' M*r)'< *l*o several niece* and ‘ Any boy IS year* of age or nett White of Troop 34, “ We lire always In need of dispute havo exprrssiii m, augei. * older who wishes to join th* Sea Second claaa awards were ae clerk for the Board of Com- i nerhew*. blood plasma and whole blood ties* to gel tho plants both intw. w Scout* may do i q , by contacting given bv W. White to John Oliver missidners, said Mr, Herndon, U h u n t rat service* will be held for emergency !equiremem*.', Dr. operation. He say , GM and tho UB00 oclock Thursday morn any member of th e Coast Guard Andes, llolm Dean. Rudolph'Smith not in addition to the *7.500 salBarks said nnd added th a t physi­ I AM are not nun h closer to Auxiliary or appear a t any o f .,,f Troop “5"; Robert Axt. Clar- ary allowable. He declared th a t }*"» »t the Erickson.Funeral Home cian* particularly realise the agreem ent on three basic issues MASSILLON o K.l. I'< .4 ’ WASHIN GTON t-rh t ’J l/I*) the meeting* of the Sea Scouts enre Clause. T. I. H arris, Denn during the time he had brtm in with the Rev. W alter “Pollard of need for ibis type of bank to t< The cit\ uf dark»ni(sdl,1 (hiough it, the strike. Thrsc ate w*ge*j thjgh ta r* held every Thursday Stafford and Elwood Williams of office he had returned in excess i Plant City ^ officiating. - ^Intel^ ntt ujmn foi nee>ls. The people A tsTicnli carui.in ,.f two of its vivir l«q.ti*s—stepped in - onion security and ttic. inctu#l).« fees to the county approxim ately | menl-will lte in Lake \ tew CCme .Jtenlng at 7:30 o'clock a t the Troop 34. inulrly 36U Chitngu Wnrbl War tery. i'a in ie a ro rt^ w ilV lw llV ',\J are more conto thy FJurnia Last f» est B nit-t"^ a mstnW hanre ,,f inembershtp Sanford Armory. II v-fternlis rr^im sx Its. ilnv^ mi Merit badges were awarded by the same amount that the County Taylorr Ernest U V grrquIst. I.. ( than ever of the need for loud ra s e today, iiiging that the clause In a new contract, “All boys In scouting are on art H. C. Iletxel to John O. Andes, Commleelonere had paid him Shriller, JL Q__ h'mmidi;'. 11. T .. 1’Utma.. ha stated. W ashington I ihIj,, ftotii Mnstil- line remain independent, Tho equal basis”, said William J. Toll* Alan Ileliel, and Jack Spencer Thug, ho said, the n et co-t to R,„»>H' " ’ " end1 ~ ‘ d**r a d y . Dr. Burks expressed hope for luu, O, Th# csli iliivcrs, accom­ Jacksonville Chamber of Commerc s 7 jT iprration of the ppublic and panied by their families and and the cooperation th* board of county commissioner* ' the Jacksonville T raffic for all services, bookkeeping and JA Y CB88 ATTKom u e tm itr . Plv# »"ir lull support friends, expect to reach the na­ Itureau submitted it brief tn th* ATTEND MEETING j l0 ,h e cntTro program and the work otherwise rendered, Is about tional capital some tim e tonight. Interstate Com mere* Commission collecting ' i>e* Seminole County Junior Chamber I ,OT th fir •hooW , ffo rU .. "oraprimented Individual c o e t’ ls email and the of Troop 34. Itandall Goff fo r 1100 a year. The driver* say they export to in Washington Banford F. Doudney, tax aasri- IfU « dcle^Atlon of local JAyccr* Their document claims thst tho 1 , , , „ # .. pick up severs! thousand other same to all boy*. ' safety and G arnett White fo r son reported gross receipt* fur to Orlando Inst night where they [ , Fr**hlent J*r h •*’* cah driver reel nits from I’rim iyL proposed luqutSlllotr of the lin e ' “ On behalf o f 'th a Coast Guard poultry keeping. 1946 of II3.60H.9H, Ills eXlM*n«r* attended a meeting of the Board ^y^ee* an d tmlsy th a t clllie n i vain* alio have rom plalnts simi­ by the Atlantic Coast Line wa extend a warm Invitation to Two members of Troop 8, Billy were 13,450.06 He Is perm itted in donf ,ln * b la r to their*. Thr lITiriiKt. drivers system a , they pul it "wituld not t . all boy* of Seminot* County to Meriwether and Simon Dingfel- by law to retain 17,600. He re. of Directors of the Orlando Jun- ! Volta A. Williams, J r . of •aro treking relief in Washington bo cuusistimt with the publfe the< apt. t t 1 * Join th a.'lk a scouts." he declared. der were made Junior assistant turned In excess fee*, |2,.ritH92 ior Chamber. Also include,I in he b‘ n,k ”» * Ti*kV A Interest”. It a dlls that the r a il- i th . group w ar. RrslUy Odhsm. I,L « " lhe s *n(®rd * « from a city •■rdtnewe limiting A t the present tim e the group scoutmasters with R. B. Crumley which wa* divided as follows: Ray Itnv S t.Jio n lil.t, n s i - r . - AI al Company, 117 South the number of i*b- in I'hi, ago way "shoubl lentain independent 1 * 'r *' A. Williams, Sr. Slayton, Dick. Eltxbcry, making the awards. numbers 15 boys. 11,001 .OH to Seminole County and vin Odhani atnl Julian Stcnslrom Park Avenue, oi the Seminole to .I.OOp., ,nf any of the iim nerling lln a -• " , llsgnolla Avhiuie. ha., • 'minty .Motor*. 100 North Watson Jennings of Troop 6 3940.91 to the School Hoard. ied to banford following a The prealdcnt of The -\m rricaii haul railroads thst serve J a c k - 1 [‘‘‘'m metto Avenue, telephones 303 tour of duty in the I’acifi,was made senior patrol leader, County Judge R. W. W are re ­ KTORM WARNINGS Cab. Driver* Association fm dis- aunville from the north and west’’. Ih e a trr of Operation*. and I0l I, respectively. with Jack Russell t troop scout­ ported gross roceipta of *7,433.03 chaigud vetrrnus, Kdgnr Sirles, Thu ICG i* con-iflertng two te . WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, (/Pi m aster making the award- Mr. and total expense of 12,090.26, While overseas, Copt. William* says his group plans tu pieaont organliation plans for the E ast was Russell also made the award of leaving a net amount of 96,342.77. The W eather Bureau haa issued assigned to Sixth Army Coast. O ne wuubl nuthorjio in­ the following storm w arning foi Ita cate to tinD epnrtm rnt ot Troop 6 to Frederick Cooper. A Excess fees returned to the dependent operation of thiTcoKler hrndijuarU ra ni personal pitot the A tlantic seaboard: “ South­ Justice. The 20-year-old veteran motion picture was shown of the county w erj (137.18. for tho A rm y’s cummander, Gen­ tay s hi* group contends th a t tho under tha control of the Ht, Joe eral east storm w arning ordered H W aiter K rugtr. Boy Scout patrol system. fact th a t two companies control Paper Company. The oth rr would Jnm D. Jinkins, lax collector A. 81. from south of Block Island Until rocsntly, Capl. William* permit tho merger of the Florida most of Chicago's 3,000 cub* con­ reported 914,390.44 gross receipts to Cap* H atU raa fo r increasing — .. road with the Atlantic Coast Line. was stationed in Japan where tho of tag** collected; expense* weia easterly winds reaching modernto O, E. Gustafson, a w inter rest stitu tes n monopoly. 8 / 8 g W o h n D. W oodruff. Jr., Tho Jacksonville groups spy the Sixth Army headquartris wn* gal* fore* 30 to 40 mil** per hour 99,494 JA. leaving a net of **,S trict say* tlmt Id* group dent of l^tke Mary, yesterday son of Mr. and M rt. J . D. Wood, Coast Line "has not shown that situated. }{« flew General K ru­ 890.08. No exceas. fee* were re ­ tonight with rain along th* Vir­ afternoon rescued Tat Daly and hopes to meet in Washington ru ff of 1118 W e st Seventeenth, tha Florida East Coast it In nerd ger* p la n t back to the United ginia and Maryland coasts and his cook, Mr*. Gertl* Dix Ilym er, “ General” Jacob S. Cnxey, whose turned. ha* relum ed home a fte r serving of financial aid of th e Atlantic ^tatea and met the general In ‘ S heriff C. M. Hand reported snow turnip* to rain from Dels- from the w aters of Crystal Lake hom e'tow n is Massillon. Caxey is Son Francisco. Following a brief as a radio gunner with the Army Coast I.fnc, that the elimination visjl gross receipt# o f IIOJIUO.IU with wsr# northw ard^ when the pisr, from which Mr. th e 91-yesr-oid Ohioan who led a 4here, Capt. W illiam, flew Air Corps tn and around Palaof the E ast Coast’s traffic sailexpenses of (8^134.76 and a net Daly and Mrs. Ilymer wer* fish ­ march of unemployed on W ash­ the general to Fori ro rt Sam "Houston, e.w an in th# Philippines f e r a citation agencies would impair MASONS- M EET TONIGHT ington in 1H94. l.'oxey is in Wushincome fo r th# year of 91,661.89. ing, collapsed. ***•■ and la ter to Washington. • r o a r and participating In alx Sanford Lodge No. 02 of F. and .ington again today attem pting to tho service now Iwlng furnished No ercss* fees wery turner! over Mr. Daly am! Mrs. Ilym er wer* • G*n#ri,l K ruger is in m ajor battles. Ha entered the NUERNBERG, Feb. 19. W )— A M. will hold ita regular meeting plunged into the w ater which was .g ain in terest, for his proposals to shippers from the Florida east W ashington, CapL WlTliam* ob­ service Feb. 10, 1948 a t Miami Russian prosecutor 061. L N. to th# county. tonight a t the Maaonic Temple at 12 feet deep. Mrs. Ilym er sus­ for noh-lnterest bearing govern­ coast, and th a t the effect of the tained a week’* leave. He will and was trained a t Scott Field, Smirnov today told th* NusgnACL’* proposal woubf 1>* to con­ return Jto W ashington the Isttsr 7 30 o’clock. All Masoru aro urged tained a slight chest Injury, m ent bonds. III- a n d Arm y A ir Field i t Yuma. berg tear crimes tribunal tha 1* atten d . " " " sra tho cat) drivers tra c t—not expanded—live routes p a rt of this week v Birlcs and resume A ria, - then was o v g n p u iig ie r r of the slaughter of countiwould bo a tiling tu have Coxey of movement for Florida perish­ his dutias. !!• is slated to fly ***“#40tw "Columbia, l . , F ■u . 86, ir* | thousands elviliana' i ousands of Russian Russian.elvllians able traffic." * serve os their spokesman. General K jtiger to various points 1941 a s a member bf a B-25 in the United States where ho. In 1604," Co^sy was arrested unit which did str*flU|I and ekip eftd chanted \ wlUt trespassing bombing. J. L. S tark, director of the N a­ will make persona] appearances. Russia. when he altem nled to tiieak from A fter arriving a t New Gulna* tional Association of Retired Smirnov told th# 'the steps o f-th e capitol. action started and S g t W oodruff Germany’s gj. top court Railway Employees, will meet leaders w com pletid IS mission as a radio th* fleeing Nasi* sometlro*# Monday morning at the City Hall Hanford F ire Deportment musical ch air tournaments. W in­ Mies Muriel Fox, Ja n e t Haas, P g u M tir in the following cam- forced their victims to carry with members of the Association, ly announces plans fo r It* ners of the various contests will Palgneet China Offensive, N.*w wood to a cremation pyre, lie Thoms* Fruln an d Weilav Davis, according to W. B. Zachry. chair­ or .th a. Pi Kappa Delta, first annual rodeo to be held at be aw arded cash prUae. Guinea, S o u t h e r n man of local unit 41 of the Re­ down upon It and then be shot. Mr. Trice today ssld th a t re­ ^ ... Hal honorary speech the Bemlnol* Speedway on Mar. 0 Ltnon, Borneo a tired Railwayman’* Association. The Germans then would f< ill wa* another group to place m ere fratern ity , will present a debate and 10 tor tha ’benefit of tho presentative* ami rodeo stars from JACKSONVILLE. Feb. 19, All railwayman who are able to Thursday evening a t H :00 o’clock various point* in th* United Fireman’# Belief Fund. Citation are roquested to attend tha meet­ (Special) — Thousand* of death­ , wood upon the bodies and r*] Ml tha weekly Bemlnols County tra p tires, many of thorn scrap Th* rodeo, whieh will be man- State* will be entered in the many Clarenc* W. Isblll, who fo r the ing. waddiHW tl for outstanding work In |h* tha process. Finally, tha w?nl# by J. C. Trie* and LaeUr ronteata In addition to a number p ast three years wa* teacher of rubber casings, hero been rounded Borneo Campaign nnd he was Pjtr# would be sdaked with gaso­ Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting which M scheduled to featu re top |p r i­ of oti*tending performers from mathematic* a t Bemlriole * High . will __________4 up by Southeastern OPA enforceawarded th# Air-Mfcial for *om- line and Ignited. fesslona) and am ateur perform ers I lor Ida, particularly Klselmme*. KENNKDY DISCHARGED Hchool, received hie Bachelor of reminded th a a .m » r I» and will be th* f ir s t rodeo to b# MM 3 /c Edwin D. K*nn*dy of Th* program , which will b* m A ria degree in education with the'foU aw lag ribboni: tribunal ’ th a t captured German Jaycee* announced today th a t th e Held in Seminole County within nounced by Chip Morris o f Cus­ honors a t tha U nlvorsity of 112 W est Fourth 8tr**t has b«*n M a tty , _ OPA D U trict Director, documents by A l t a i - public la Invited to attend, par- the past several years. sentf Introduced Intro te r, 8. D , will lea to re Mis* Mel Florida, on Jan- 20, according to discharged from th* UnlUd — jroeeeutor* some Oer- ticulsriy members of S anford’s can procurators show sem# States Navy, according to infor­ Tb* show will be operated in Rodgers, nationally known « . . . carloads or defective man Army commanders pruUetgd various’ civic clu b s* u in g s Hava hat been recovered and accordant* with th* Rodeo Cow- g irl bronc rid e r and Homer U mation received today from lb* easingi such widespread brutality. to be debated will fcoy Association rules and regula­ ris, fam ed rodeo claim, and Naval personnel Separation Con- approximately 100 alleged riolaT h a t th o United tribunal in tho Phi K appa U r in Jacksonville. torsU k en to court by. OPA, h . tions and wilt featu re a new back­ widly known mule. Bob Hop*. world should _ defertse motion* for a thro#-) Trie* said today th a t ‘ ing stock never before shown to Jonas, proM errlt Florida roddo fans. adjournment ef the trial foi h li observations, this r o d ___ Mr. ?*bm ' has had 17 F * a n of DIRECTORS MELT TONIGHT With tha tir* shortage, many" Rollins, will , Context# fo r professionals will bo on# of . the roughest, w ildest teaching oxperisne* fn Bemtnol* Of Th* Board of Director* of tha unscrupulous lire dealers pitched ter* and In- Include saddle bronenflrilng, Mild and fa ste st rodeos ever shown In County during, which tim e ho wa* Seminole County Junior Chamber ^•^•r.V M O und, casings, eamou, s wtUl as Brahma boll rWIng, bulblogging cen tral Florida. Trice Chid uo la School of Commerce will hold a , , , .art:**', moderator^ ,7 ' th a t a s tr o * wishing S of th a Lake Mary meeting tonight, a t 8:0Q o'clock mmMm m a y , ana MW <«« Follotrinc th s debate, th u for 10 year* and. of th a a t . the C ity, Hall*, according*.la will tb* open'for-qumtioas itawjf, a S d a t r o i O ^ w K «nd « w School a t . L ongw om l.for apc-aatMvuicinMfibxPtia -morning Jvst, tatted b/t5* aodSnce. -tA .T rF •4 out. r*t tu t 1 i f IttGi b y Jack R atlgan, president, i Boy Scouts Are Herndon Reveals Given Awards At 1945 Report Of j Court Of Honor County Officers Dingfelder Presents Six Scouts W i t h F irst Class Ranks n CfrCffiSu^ H. Thompson, pn oLrTt eodT O c e s ; l,avid .,#> DicB Jaycee Blood Bank Program Endorsed By Dr. 0. L. Barks Caravan Of Cabs IJacksonville Slated to Reach Civic Bodies Capital Tonight Oppose Merger Auxiliary C o a st/ Guard Seeks New /S e a Scout Members Chicago Drivers To Claim ACL Proposal Seek R e l i e f From Would Contract And City Cah Ordinance Not Lxpand Service Captbin Williams Is Home Following Pacific Service 5gt Woodruff From Pacific A fter Six Battles Gustafson Rescues P air From Drpwnin? C larence Isbell Receives A. B. Degree asjsrrsss...... H j-ftjw v & jg l, t v ; .H a iw j5 He.-toWto ji to :riL r^ ^ & s u •HI*bsHudelfla* Uunto'-wtof. ' *. i i . *53:r* it- . t . ‘ .' Y& i ' • t y ' • * : .. | ilhTuTti OPA A gents Gather Up Death-Trap Tires gfiarfe^*^':airo' ,*Tia Rollins Students Present Debate Fire Department Announces Plans A t Jaycee M eeting For E irst Annual R elief Fund Rodeo .... Soviet Prosecutor R elates Slaughter Of Red Civilians �It k TUESt>A,V. FEBRUARY jf t .'llw f juqrwpa The Sanford Herald All • h l i u t ) M llm , rariU u w . i h Iu m n a il a « lir v « ttlw ta llra iia il lav Ihr iiurp..*M atair ***** will ba rlMMar* -A **•■>•* a*i«*ii»t»u rai»«. Ib an o a. •! al (at ..I ,T W llrtaM la a *«»a*l*»r nl i» » I'faaa ' II *»•!«■ * rallltrU «« (hr «»r l«( iraabllrallna til nil »rn« ,ll»an(rbr» .-rr.M. .1 fa tl ar M»l ti 11.-r wI— nW IU d la Ibla |ianrr . aail al-a lb* karal urn* v«bb«br>l hrarln. AU (takla la arailblia-allan nl • *1*1 alabalabra baaala a r t alra rr- i*n»t. F'KUIUAUV 10. 19*0 *BIBLE VHItSK rO H ? TODAY -BUT NO ONE OAN’IJOMI'KL Utf TO DKTKAV ONE WHOM K I.OVft: lllt-ssvil is, th e man nt emluretii Tenip.lAtkm.-wIawe* S l.oli C j r i l d (ErSrn The I .ya it-1 Mil ,11 nun Won't waken fn11> My Innelea nf rn e • Sim p's wind will sll'.lt unuii A n y 'th a t doze, flo w er bell* arc brittle And choked on a chime A heavy frost; or MlUi*. M urks pklusib-ttme: E arly night In the laud —. ’ Take* Ibe *elil m rn cre Wticre the last liirk.-|Sir -lart A* chief mourner*. ANDREW HEWITT. 11 The Spectre (Jf inflation 'I i(*j| l VtT’i I'heflU’r Itqwlen, n i’A adm inistrator. wclioes sentiments of Roger Baboon, the Federal 'Reserve Board, and ottier | lending monomistH when he warns th at price* u rcalready kiux-king mi the ceiling and juvt about to kick (he roof off in what will he the most disastrous inflationary explosion this country has ever'know n. Fie ndvpcutes continuation of price controls for nt least another yenr, the e x tn l^ h ment of price ceilings on both old and new homes, and the continuation of subsidies to hold food prices down.* The distigtrous consequences of an- inflationary prgy »re*'fhlly pictured by Mr....Lkiwitu, wlro say*^-A-speenlative fever hip- taken hold of tho<Fountry.--The' nresspre In 'th e boiler is up t o ‘the bursting point. The lobbyist and the profiteers are licking their chops. It is going to take firm and decisive action—it is going to ta k a teamwork and -sup­ port on every hand—if we are to hold this country on an even keei." * Thete can is- no denying the havoc which another boom can produce in this country.il would be worse than dropping an atomic bomb in every large city! The savings of millions of humble citizens would be' destroyed and their opportunity for owning their own home and provid­ ing for their economic security would be destroyed, The weal|bv would stiffer least Mid the big corporations not it .all. But there is considerable doubt if all the price ceil­ ings in the world will prove effective if the agency which Ims been getting up stotrm for the past t2 years uid which now has “the nrtffaure in the boiler to the bursting point” continues to throw' bn more coo!, H voirtho-strong­ est boilers have to hltVe th eir. Safety'-Vnlvus and there is n point in them beyond which it Is hot prudent to «ro. ' 'p la n of the Communut party to carry out at least three and per* hap* four new five-year plans in which guns will have priority over hut ter. The calculation is quite plain. T he basic measure of military in­ dustrial power it steel production: in the post-war e ra —at the out­ side by 1970—the R uislani Intend to reach a rapacity of - 00.000,000 vest*) will be le3the-thirty-four mlng In the w hite population _nf British Empire, In 'Franc*’ w estern Europe And Germany It will (till be increasing strongly In th e U. 8. 8. ft. So Rlalfti'a caleuiC a t ^ u ak a ' W n i i a a a aa H a * lotion combine* nman power ami Imlngtriat'Tiower. *ml there I* no p round for n if p w ! n e ‘-tl»ar Soviet Union lack* the mean* or th e will to pursue the pish of m ilitary nuperlority. # ■' -Wsihinfetfm' and 'which ha* ths otd ship of s ta ll *creaking and groaning and cracking g t tho , J* dierejy n struggle fo r between th e l i f t wing la le ft over from the Ngw and th e big city machine ian« who have no particular r a t government und are na! itad in “/Isms” wither of th* or of the le ft but who r a n the federal governvery touch ae T apim tay line politicians M eets every BOYS OF .WOODCRAFT STALIN SPEAKING B> WALTER LIPPM ANN come a g reat m ilitary power. Though Itussla ha* net had an elo lion, as- we understand eleclinn*, it has had n plebiscite in ratify the roiitinuatlon of Com- p rrie e Phone 967 Resident Phaire 6OT-W HARDWARE COMPANY ni,ikp«.il i|u,U- elrUT |h a | thi* pur|«e.e i* leeotnliTry .umI suW rdlni'J." JhiLJlfVvlhiancid o L a .m lj b bu y linieriliiil “against any even•uaiity.’ Thcr ta n i/e no mlsunderstamlmg him. He spool much o f.h i* loim praising and justifying tire Communist luirty, kor v h a t t B or improving tho lor of the coniguin iiiso? Nut nt d l. For it* ce*p in making K u u la a firsbw aaa military power within the atidrl power III *o hnrliWard tt epuntrv. lie would adm it th a t the American industr i a l ,sy*lm i j* stronger than tho RusiMTii Titll he' wnTltd' point out th a t it took u* fifty <** **'Venly-five year* to develop it lie ha* told the Russians, am) his rem ark* will bo i«inder-Hl it* all the industrially J>*fkwnrd.Jrrt densely-. popuIateJT~r<Silfllrie*. _ 'f Asia, th a t Communism, llussw a atylix la th e one and only quirk way /o r a backward people to h** PLENTY OF f BOAT ANCWO^S * FISHING TACKLE LoulaviUe Slugger • BASEBALL i BATS r s t— * Footballs Soccer Balls VpUey B,alM CROQUET SETS B a s k e tb a lls R ID IN 0B PJPj^E S — For Lawn and G arden-------- ;— --------• HEDGE SHEARS • GARDEN HOSE --------------- --------- *— . ...v - . • ■ ---------v SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO i Orlai tdo on T hursday where she ip ttd tl)e day a t «UMt of friend*. GARDEN RAKES Mi » B. i t . Squire* ami MU* Ilcle i, Chorpinbiir w ire guests of ftlep ie Vt.-I'ect Tam|m from Frb day to Sunday and we re dr lcgale, a Rebecca Loilge rn fe t­ ing In Tam pa, meanwhile, ' V- MUa Ann* Clerk of Sanford High Hcbimi took first pries m the glrTs division of ' the - trying The tro rh y won by Mis* Clark wa* a gold medal. A meeting of the Sanford Golf □ ttb has been called for next Monday ‘n ig h t in the club housa Mr. and Mr*. J , E. Singletary •pent Sunday In KiMimmeo. Mr. Singletary has taken up hi* work (g a in aa section foreman in l.»kc M ary a fte r several month'* Dave 7 :30 D istrict iteprrsentulive P .O .. Bot 217 Achieving: Stability^ County Judge Jam el G- Sher00,* who was appointed by Govern­ or M artin to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Schells k|aln*s, announced yesterday that ha would bo a candidate to coattilete the fout* year - term a t Uta rlcetlon to fw hold next June. Tuesday H. ^ FINCH Tho wfnllii of the United States in altout one-third of that of the entire world. Whnt hnppenn in America affects the economy of tliose nations with whom we trade. The t ‘If a Sanford m erchant umler, tcok to promote the sale* of hi* extraordinary instability of the American economy presents store hy brnditiK hi* customer* the one of thd'm oat serious problems confronting Europe and money to huy from him,, he wuuld indeed the wbble world. be regarded ns rnlhsr shortThis . country could mnke.no greater contribution to sighted, to fiut it charitetfly, and the solution of internntiouai political as well oh economic .td ttn e r'o r later would go broke. Yet th a t Is the argum ent Which problemn-^to peace, in other, words—than- l»y- achieving: is.'belftg advnured in this coun­ a high degree of intumul ct'oitomic stability, which would} try for loans to foreign govern­ include full employment and the avoidance of n large-scale; ments. depression. These are some of the vlewg of Alvin H. Hansen i ; Automobile mlinufiirturer* are, in iiis recent boot “America's Hole Ih World Economy". Americans are ready enough to Agree'with all this. W h at: repotting eimiidcrable progress in developing driving aid* for veter­ they would like,' tljmidh, js to -have A uthor Hansen tell ■ ans who have suffered the lot* thdhi how to ntrhieve stability—for1theiY theh* own good as nehieve this stability—for’ of one or store I‘mb* in the war. well a;t tljat of I he world, . _ _______________________ Titty Include throttle, brake ami •':'|jfB insurance, saving* a-counl* and taring* end lean association*. *nd dpe* not Include the roll ear,ri«d around in your hip pocket, o r bidden in the c if fee c a i u liter the bod. Still a 260 percent in­ crease is not to ba sneezed nt. WOOD OF THE Meet* Second and Fourth Monday* 71.10 P.M. At W.O.W. Hail, i in K. Park Ave. rl I’liinnins I'JJI s You Ahead A discussion of the proposed advertising campaign designed, by the Cbuatber of Cotamerre t-i *up;lenient the community budget now bring expend id :for new*paper and ma*axln« publicity, featured the weekly luncheon of the commerce body held today In we cannot provide the chief armies of . dem ocracy,’ apd we therefore, provide :obt of burl own resource*, alon* the-Whote military power we shall need for our **. cu rite—to use Satin's w orA — “against any eventuality." T h e re fo r, now th a t S ta lin him made the decision to make mili­ ta ry power his first objective, we ore forced tn make a correspond­ ing decision. It"i» to use our industria) power, which is a |i|| pre. em inent ami of which, onte (nlr w ar-tim e shortages ■ have iwcn overcome, yrc th sll have a surplus, to reinforce, rebuild, and modern­ ise the industrial power of w e n . cm Europe, and to take s'trsJM g p a rt In the development of the Induatrlnlly hack ward p a rts of Ails. Stalin run not now rrp e c t us to accept the UommunlJl line »thnt w estern Europe m ost remain di­ vided while the If. S. S. ft, carries out the plan he * has ju st an­ nounced. Since in Uuifaia the Com­ m unist p arty is going "to organ­ ise a nsw mighty upsurge of tional economy’' for m ilitary effis, there will have to l>e organixud under democratic leadership a now m ighty upsurge' of national econ­ omy to balnnre It ami withstand b e ro f metv at AiUlUry aiAntwch- long ns the government continue* to Interfere With the full, production'.of food und mtihnfnchtred goods, -is it hits ever since iln- Huya u lieu cotton -wulu.plowed umler-.ibd little pig* destroyed, ’t h h 1bidding for increasingly scarce commodities will .cohliniie:” £‘ " .pi — Holding the linti,.pg^inst inflation may be facilitated by price inntrols, but Until the govPKnmont Aluminas .inpltilosophv of the depression! stops "priming the pump", brings Its budget into bnhlhce, and discourages efforts uj reduce production by such depression puniiceas ns the i hour week", “made work" the “slow down”, the **sit down" and strikes, nil this talk .about trying to avoid infla­ tion is Just so much bunk. * * As today's work is finished, plan tomorrow’s. But re­ tyho get things done plan forth r to day. They plan for next mmipi, Inext year, and for twenty years hence. . Many life plans rid not work out because they have 1|n*r'll|l. : not been weighed mriunst the long-terrp gains. Immwiinte i,,,1, with opportunities count less for getting things done.than some twill hqck jlongersmre goal. William Van Home was an eighteen-year-old telegraph ^ operator lit Joliet, Illinois. The youth's eyes popped <>oe lt«p. t'lnrc lloothe Luce su'd when Hie general superintendent arrived in bis private iDcMed to give up (ulitii join the Catholic Church. Cun ii;car to insiwcl the station. Van Horne decided, right away Ithat he would be general superintendent some day and ride las them is a t much Intolerance ut as the South. , \}\ his private car. atVUMol nlif having in I!>-S ’ I . "I imagine that a general superintendent must know Secretary Amtenum of the I*-*- everything about, a railway—no my working hours were no perlrffvnt n fJlA ftritulA irir Assures longer govrrrtwl * by th e clock,"‘‘he staid years-Hi ter. "t tuim er* Ihuf high a»gp? arc i Igladly took tin the work h f others who took holidays. I lie boon to the American formor came acquainted with all sorts of tilings 1 could not other lUgh wngen sre, if they ute iml jwtse have known—even^ipportunities to drive engines nod Kfciinr'iiiiii <1 hy higher plire*. conduct .trains." 'T h e TroOi Ahou( the Nylon His brothers teamed-him for this “unnecessary work, Hosiery SlmriAgc', is the til**- "but dnrk-haircd Williams, with the high forehead, had a •*f a Js o c h n re received In our long-j-finge plan in view. mail tni* mc.ming. It seem* ihst At twenty-nine he became a railroad superintendent, A ‘good m an / stomcri Iiavo bvt-n misled uhouc nylon*. Ilol thul's moved'stcndUy upward to become president of the Canadian nothing to the num l»r «f men Pacific, foul)tied the city of Vancouver, a t forty-eight was who have lusn misled by thenn htndo a bnrtin for gelling things done. 7His plnu was^not U> feet a*|2.i)0 raise next week, but Dr. A.' J. Il**na of Hollins College, president of the Fluridg Ito lie '$• big railroader in the future. It was a long-range Andilbon S w irly, announce* the Jplun.—Di. Donald A. Laird in Your Life. gear ahllt oj eriilion* for either lig h t or lif t hand, buttons for tout rot bf lights, starter* *jgna|htg let party rulyi fitnlin in hi* address has told .(he people that Ij'wnjun h at' they arc ratifying it the TO THE RESCUE! Th? City nf Melbourne is |)t**'>ning ii l27*r.,0fMI ImiiiiI m»i«. *,.r member that people oIh' iiiI Ilian front day the eonsirociimi *>f *est*r*. release of five motion picture film* In color ami round mi Florida bird*. Theje film* will be circulated frre of charge '•> rth » .school*- of -Florid* hy the (Jeneral E*ten»ion Dlvliion of thet • U niversity of Florida. I* ' f NO ^ C A ^ are A v a j l a ^ tlierefore— • f ir e A N D IR O N S HOW WISE *IT'l3 to have your iDiesent car completely rccomlitioijed so it vfiU, firive you mimy montlis of trouble-free driving- • 2-burner HpT PLATES HAS RANGES HUCKETS �... T U E S D A Y ^ fK ^ t^ A n X -19, 1DIQ THE SANFORD IIERXLD, SANFORD, FLORIDA rrr Social -A n d . TUESD AY Inter - denominational young Mr. and Mis. A ith u r Hazard |>V»plc« meeting »»ill —<► .» held at of GninesTtttBr*Fla.t hut formerly the I'icMiyterian Church at 7:30 of this city are announcing the . I*. SI. ap tr o a c h in g m arriage of their d au g h ter, Harriet, to F rank TiWoman* Cluh will e p u m o r a sanl o f San Francisco, Calif The benefit bridge party anil checker wedding will lie solemnized Feb. M§ne« at the cluh house a t 2:30 23 in Gainesville a t the Holy Iv - M . for t h j F c n tald -ljiu g h ln n T rin ity Episcopal Church at 8 DO Memorial Hospital. . . For re serve at lort.s call Mrs. C. It Miss H azard Is the grand d au g h ­ Dawson, 7fll)-\V% ter of the late T. U Duma*, farm er Mayor of Sanford and city commissioner for many years. WEDNESDAY L r phstnv •*X f u e r so n a l s Mrs Fletchei Holts is .confined to her home 1421 Valencia Drive liecnusc of illness, friends will svgret to Icarp. Little Gene KlUbcry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kliabcry, (s ill und confined to his home, friends tsill regret to learn. . . . . . „ , „ . rrirndfl o f Mrs. Floyd Palm er will 4 ** jflai! to learn- that th e i> recuperating from a broken , 5, , , . , M| | , t ^ r In the U. 8 . N. R .| g v , , , , ankle a t her home 536 Valencia in | | p hl|S , , rv*,| (n th e | “ l O T U t Q ft A Z O l C d \ n l T l Drive. . F'uiopeun T h e a te r o f. Operation* for Ik months and also in the Melvin FT. Hughes A MM 3 V of J Pacific* T h eater of ‘ o p e ra tio n s. IP Miami \li!.nil Naval Vaval A A ii T l ' v" 'S Slnlmti . . . . for an oth .a er tw o the t a t i o n [ s. jj ,, (,»* Pl,ij,te,l spent the weekend ns the guest year period of d u ty and will . In a candlelight' double ling of Miss Jan ice Cook, 110 M yrtle port at G reat Lukes March 3. Avenue, The rmiple will make th eir cerenroflv F rid ay evrning at the home at 1500 Lincoln S treet, F irst B aptist Church at 8:30 O'clock Mis. Veil,,. Lorraine f ^M' ? ' M u V * ' ' ' North Chicago. HI. P ie s io tt, d au g h ter of Mr. and J r ' nrt'1 f h , l d r *n Jafksonvilla \lrk II ii'„i.".. , visited Mr. and Mrs! E M. H unt fold Devalue the bride *V OHn I.' ° ak A v ,n u e Ruhlou.-son of .Mr. and Mr*. V. C . , M W ,he wc« k*"d' Ruhlou of WTausa, Neb. with thr Those present were: Betty Dun­ can. Monti ^lloth Mtil*. Mitdrrd Turner, Myra June Madden. Ilnzel Roiith. Betty Cagle, Betty Shep­ pard. Jean Carn, Martorie An lei soil. Joyce Anderson. Millie Hardy, Dornthy Harrell. 'Louis* Benton, Grace Marie* Stinecipher. Jun e -Vane*,—Marv - C a r l t o n , Patsy j^ikcs. .Mat ioric 81 e| parti MarPet Hunt. Miriam Moy*. Beve. Iv Roger*. Joyce Jones. Helen Brewer. Ikuhurn MeN'nh, Mis. M. .1. Phillip', anil Mi« P A. Amlerson, <lr TERRACK TALK The children of Soullisi.h- Sch.iol liuve MRS. FIN DOR t T 'i t t . E 'I T to nil. *, 1 p.uilt *-11 - it.lint pliiiit. wInch *1 v (pt.'ttl)- niinaletl pi Ihe srhiMil ,lte tciicher*. *'f the primaly scliool. m e g ia le fu l I,, j, 1, 1'! r 1 v• 1 *,IS foi the mungz and g iu p eliu it ln-,-s which he presented to llieni . . the late MRS MINNETTK J A ­ COBS was ch airm an of the N a ­ ture ('tub foi crveinl y ears . . th r-e trees not only manifest tti? geneiosily of tilt tii llOls hut usaist greatly in 0 <e city’s l>eautifia* line p to g ia m . ~ MRS. BF;N C A H V ';:i.l..o f Orinndu fimnorfy -df S « n t e * ^ l s b«»o p n g JJliS. It- I- BKV D and MBS. IV. I„ ROBINSON, slsteis anti guests of MRS. l.l.OVD ItOYI.F. on Mi-llonv ille Avrnue. with a coff r F'riduy from 11:00 A M. till 12:30 P M at h n lumie on North Furla Drive •DUKE' WINDSOR und 'DEKF.' CARR were visitors in Sanford over the weekend at the hnnia of 4J * JIMMIE RIDGES. Both Lieut. T 6mmnnd»is in the U. 8. NAVY were fotmfrljr stationed at the Sanford Naval Air Station and lircume so at inched to this fits th at this is "hom e" t o them. " D l ’KF"' hu. been slutioneil nt Kt. Kimeos Island t s t H s - s s w be­ ing ssslgne'l to Admit al Mltsc :i e r ’s staff. "D EKF." is Malloneft nt Boca Chicn. The Garden Cluh luncheon and inerting wa* one of | h e prettiest smoothest affair* th a t has t . over . __ in Sanford In a 5?-rnIs U put. long* long time. tBoluses e t s r and -, snapdragons. The bride, given in m arriage by h s r father, chose a blue wool suit w ith black and i.iac*_ accessories an.i a co rsag e o f orchids. Mr*. Fjugcirr Humphrey the bride * oiily attend an t, wore a gold suit with black accessories and a corsage of \i h it r carnation*. Frank Knurr ■*rr'r.l a* b**t man for th r |?r«*»m T h r couple will r**i<|e in Chat* 4erton* S. (‘ a f t r r n i»hnrt wnI■linj: tri)» u h e r r he will hr al«Honed at I h r N avy Yanl. I Mrs. Ouida Wilson „ . . __ S peaks O n - she is confined to her home 1517 Ull & -attack «of ?infliipoia. , ’ wVu.T” , CpI. M. N. Cleveland, J r., ha., I r r r | VCl| his discharge from th e A rm y after serv ing In the Pacific T h eater of Operations and l* iVl'h "his 7 ' » r r ^ t T ‘V i T h . i r honR a 1N;, |*u| nle, lo Avenue. i Hilt I II \ N S O l Nt F'.MKNTS Mi. and Mrs. FMward L. S tarn es I ap t Volie Williams. J i ., has a n il oil n c e the birth of a KlizabcUt Golden of Lci-sltm g visits the Florida Cypress C .,ra lived home a f t e r serving in the ,|0llBht n . Ih.rothv Linda. F'eh 12, l a n f i c T h ru tc r of Operations as I j ltg> sij^.tj., u tlu- format Giac# _ dens and finds it . l u r d to cl >>• n favorite am ong the m any « pilot aTot-n, spending- s i t m r tim e 1 y Vt,|. elyr„ w iiittnk -1 .'ill** and ciO'Us ot X . .ils-.t with his i n r e n t s at .their liomel •109 Magnolia Avenue. .. Mr. . and _____ Mr. und Mrs. T. I*. Huestcd * f . Th" Home Demonstration C lih! ^ v * wh" •net T h ursday at the home of M. - r!,,Tk! ! m' N.u « e r ,c a . c‘.‘ > und Mi and Mts M C Albright ! II ('rntirfonl 1204 Oak Avenue d A t h«ns. N. V I uilli Miss F'llalee K irrhhnff n> o liit.less The meeting wa* ea I M and Mi- l a r i It ll.-ll-s ,--l lo or,lei by 5lrs John it Mil. n rr visiting Voiles, J , . piesident. ami the i-f ttallim iiie sitii-m-law. and duii-jldei. guest sneaker Mrs Ouida VV’il i n n ihrn VL, «o.| Mr* Jam es VV llneklei • as presented .*1 lit,*11 home M|(l M vitlr Avenue Mrs on spoke e n n rv ijim g . Ifuekler wa* ro c n tU r ielense |i Nan iMerriman Runsi Life On Train Time Schedules 11 a 1*1*5 iiiitimm till .Ml \\ ,til» Navn) Rr . r lv ,- . j liiAjf it it •« r o t « |itn t Mini Ilndrsv JenripY in helping levtr.i-e tlu I 11|f I It nil 'll • pi tnltM I |M» I•• mi et I llcinill. l- of W.lf' Sat I •* ll I h l l Ir lh u r .(till llrib I'Wsiin-s. about a lt r i all i»H»kir Ji>+ .1 “Still,- Teen Age When AleiTiittah* blonde, fait* ikim ioU •aiul p ietty u> n picture, tuined to fypew*ritine to pay for intMir le**oiu», »he ft»und her job Intel feted with lu*r m r r r i , In 01 dei in L’ el time foi 'practice, 'he io m ’ at *i\. cot in |.» minute^, YiHulmtiic l»ef»»rv »l»e left f«o the office. .Hid pot in . half an Itoui'* tlictioii pi act ice dunitic her lunch hour. Three uikrht* n week after du> had a 1m»w | *»f **»mp. tmli«*iI ftotti 'even t»» nine with lin teacher ti|h| dined when nhe Jot houle. uium » i»’ I *t«llcil»* ••|* port thu 1 Moh SrliUiiiif t*a in iiiu i I i I*•*«*•«•i | •| * .*%, i i *4 .* seek .im *i Mts GENEVA NEWS MRS. M lTA S. Mr. anil Mrs. A rthur Nci| of L IN coodocta « meeting with the point and m m rnhce of a ton- C I e \ji* Fa rt t l . Ohio, were dinner 4notch lender . . • und M RS. It. I eucsts jif Mr anil Mr*, rat Rue in \ e kept '%ij DR’ | nttUi* dp**ri« rtlltoi if 1 of liit It w ith i h r F » d li e * , ih* 'p i my «*f i ‘in* *»•Itat • *h»ei .** , %e he* Mo , hun* r ? »n,«k» Imu drhul with ihr t in , • *l|*«o l *1 Ml The »»d »/: la I•«•**, in l u I*I*m Mlljtf A I lei th.il he i*nf i . *'h**l 11 ' Ini* | eiL'ht !’,*,•( .i it ami IiH» |Htum|« •♦-•men in h id -h'*e* with •li 'vhuh wore •. •• ‘ ometimet •e* al irenera* I 'r u tiiu r lttw n I ’l a y c r s — Thursday I'ritiav — Salurdhy r.Bc ami SI.00 H o c rr alipit. H'.Hi V I ----- =*v4___; HOLMAN BIBLES POWELL’S in i n i: s u m <-o.— An- li n '. A- 5c.it |*h«otr Mai*. <\%r A» 5 uur I’ lHinr* EVERY DAY IS SOME . ONE’S BIRTHDAYRcincnihcr your lined uncv with a uitt from Mather's All-Star -clrclioiL tlo* I hi»i. Dcltiili Beads i;. I .i lift,, w ill. T ariff. .1.1* Tahlew an* N lu illlc s n s lf l-l iti -,i -»l\ p llt f f set I tug t',llll|l|,'t|w illi ilif s i 14.95 and tieauty. . By the bye, dW I tell >'°'t about Jhis? At a luncheon of the Boy Scouts of America, General Mac A rthur me,lain for excellence in Victory G ardening >*ero pre­ sented to rep resen iallv ei of all A ll I r a t It t> r IlM , I 16.74 • FRAZIER, general chairman of Al.!, i mutt on Weilncsilay ’evening. Sgt. Charles C. Geiger, who ha* th e luncheon, did the impossible. Without a stove . . . 120 women been visiting hi* mother. Mrs. wcie fed u delicious turkey lunch Phillip Bauer. Irfl Sntunlay for with all the trimming* am! in no tjuuntiro. V* whete he i* now 1 T il H A T H KM ^ time flat. T h r Ir.'uillful deem i »tutlnr>r,l. ’ tion» wett done by M R S. JO H N ,.Th» Seruoi i-ll cluh held thsir g l l ' K and com m iltre und favor* ■egulai monthly inerting at the Disease* nf the head and a r ­ % .MRS. H. H. C O L F IM A N . Tha home of Mt* Wultri Yarborough teries constitute the number one killer among life insurance policyl logism arratiged by MIL** 0 - 1 on Monday evening H E R N D O N fenlitied the F O S ­ F'liend* of Mr*. Eli ila tt will hohleri, today, accounting for : T E R S . ro-nuthor* of Ihe Imok regret tn Warn she is ill ul home nearly one-third of all |>olicy-! 01‘KNS 12:45 I’ M. Dally! **8ra»ll" . . most Interesting talk# with influenza. holder death* annually. Miss Erm a Altlrrman of. River­ ' ’ " u SI h " . 1'M M . u r i v j , J I O U Y side Hospital in Jacksonville spent W A L K E R of Charlotte. N . C . i» th* we«k-'.ii| with her parent*, Thurxla; tursday lit town and looking like a million Mr. t Mr*. .loiRus Alderman. Dr, Quilman. director of the p . . »he. her hunbund «UbkMMi . and Mrs. John G ifiner and County Health Unit, with Mrt. t r ate active participant* in the Mrs. K ram er from Christiana, Klbhy, the Coutily nuifc. gRYC Ibc. Penn;, a n d —Mr*. - Greiner frmB school children a physical exam i­ Little T heater Iil — j i i ‘r ' ilaugMer I* playing *the title Lancaster, Penn have been the nation thi* week. ) JOnle in “Junior Mi**” now. Ilav; guest* tJ Mr. and Mra. H arry The Geneva School proudly 11 r \ng lived In C hatlotte (Ar quite Geiger for the pa«t two weeks, boasts of contributing 129 to the Mr*. Jl. K. Dooley spent last Infantile Paralvsi* Fund. lorn* time anil l>eing a patron of the vfinfrr iJClto Theater produj- week-end visiting her nlrye Mra. T re n d s U F ils, Mildred Math!tlon*. I can tail you that t*rlth the M ifiint Whitromb Carlien in Win- eux, June McGill, H ariiet Geiger, .ra tio n 0m Civic Mu.lc A v te r P arlu Paul Hraddy, David Oldham, Hal Voelallon which bringe world fam- ' Dr. ivtSilllams_ .from the S tate ........ I-ee, .......... Donald ..................... I.eF'tU and Aubrey ml lie* K la n l.' lMoran l . . __....goa*.tof*.l ...u vllle t il. ....on(jwlnr. ou» * rtlit* to the city . . • the Departm ent, Mrs. TIialiMa Thelma ^Flanl-j G al.m Satur* . L ittle ha* t tm rivaLM eMILgan, S tate Supervisor of Lunch-{day, for instruction on poultry.) ™ j— _ — _ _ Theater . . I — .. w •• — I RFD plan- f visit her <»r*nd r o o m s a n d Mis* Ruth Rand, and egg Judging. TK?>‘ '•fill be | m other In W*b***o,, F7a. bjj™ ? County Supervisor of School*, accompanied by Mr. and Mr*. Sieg returning to N. ■<-. MRS. THOM­ visited the Geneva School on and 5lra. Ouleda Wilson. I / » A S ASHBY of Charlotte I* with MILDRED . . • C.E.T. ■ • —_____________ __i_ ;. i'turn >««•'«• Com umrr p u rch u t siuiH tt ,how that fantiliw with Irtcome* o f fl.000 or under »pend »om w hat under six per cent of their Income* for automotive transpor­ tation. ______________ FLORIDA STATp Ra/ur l\ 11 -i I In i i ,i<t i . , iuitig i , i / , , t . ;,u,I •i N ntirrur. i "iiip act. TODAY and WED.! Ghanm* rtirse Alt I,-all,) t o H i i h i i i a t n ut kvv a n ti c h a n g e p itrseA w i t h z i|,|H T c l o s i n g ^ o tn n m fe l. . . COOL, FEMININE, SLIMMING! —■It Hospital Benefit ' cm v>z . 20 - Checker* /H H S H Wedneadar - ; IV* ■i HfjC i 30c dozen J7 5 ° ■ ;. v POPE YE Cartoon “For B etter or r— /• feVvysy*-*?* PAYMENTS ARE SPACED TO FIT YOUR I N C O M E ! Mulher'H offers you four ways (u buy Ihe jewelry you wnnt. U»e an open charRe iic-count,'budget ternm, ______ We art open eVery morning a t 7® ), early .enough for you to have freah do-nut, fo r breakfaat! m r UM.j . * and roillfi' ul! ill 6.50 , i HATFIELD* A new, delicloua sugar glazed do-nut th a t simply melts in your mouth! 3.00 one cu?u\ in idl color*. Agiimt city or country back­ drop this Dura-Lilt *pun yajron drc»* i* »clf contained. With Kallopt edging the button closing to give you a tall dim IoQk...with while ’ Embroidered.flower* on the bodice lo make you freih Inti pretty. Jewel pink, opal orchid, diamond blue •ltd »qu* gem. "Illusion half ^ ’ ,Iie» IBV4 to.24W. GEORGESANDERS — s u m A I. . IViiM'ttr rnrii|»iirl>. a w , the layaway plnn, or pay in cash. MA THER of SANFORD M J & .i , ' •- 203-08 K. 1st St. 5^ Wfih’if-tliu V\ ................... f •»♦ white •*h »ine p r u t y r a m • : »el\e par9a Rita and Reginald (ioodc and Co. PEG (V MY HEART tightly in |* damp rlofli* p i e " them itnd.M a ji^bt wTiplit. and C4lt them hi •♦lip «|M<«rter inch -due iii't l«efoir •i*nini» iii Young: People Will Have Program Meet Ru*l T, Wray i* visiting hi* brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. William Wray *1 th e ir home on Valencia 'D rive, Mr. IL T. Wray is rn ro u tr to Burncjville, N. C. where lie is manager nf the Nu-Wray, Hotel. He ha* lieen In St. Augustine for ap ­ proximately two months doing dram atic work in the A ltillery Lane Playhouse where he ha* lust finished pls>iug thr leading in "G eoigr V .i.hingtun role Slept Ifeie* kt \»»|h By t d f i . a i d f : k k b b When I ilo it. I find l# k^‘1 it ill \ P Newsfentures'*W riter When Nan M r rn tn u n wits a done on time **. Nothing will ta«te Indtci t hi n sfen«grn|ihei hi Lo* Angeles," *h«r used to wonder hqw she could ev er MUliUiihf* atnl .i hot du n k . h HsMI realize her d re a m of becoming si ymmijRtcrf con\e ii^ from an nft t noon *if outihmi . fjirr. J f y . t h t f n n U singer. -• *11 syinrbony- s o ln fsp itn d p i,,,re slii*c; n f I,trad fogetlicr with a radio <mnKPtreim heading tow ard I Miff filling between the *li« opera, die say! Nile made it come > m * white and dark bien»f alte. fuitelx Wrap lairre <utndw u;h'*' Hue hy «|»lit eecmtd timing. r% . ill llll » in* p "4** i f .»ll.-w «.( M . - It .fits Ml !•« 1 M. »fi tb r \ t( Itillli Hmlei.t lhfi.it* Moh ' •• It • I c l. . III.ft •• \I»i* if ( llll. •ml. I \ I* Nr%* alm lurrb * 1 flyinir m*lt u r t o i . h» *pe»n i**.* Lkll|(*It l*ii nr • *• -i lit. Mtajtlld •bilbil ->a. a . •• h> Mrs, I F P,m l , Hn,| Mr>. Roy IJoller. Mr. I Ml Ihr kid* a re po- putv e r u r d | ..e a | , | a „f th, F»mi».. i ' r during her talk and de. m n . l . u M l, w ,, S tin r Ml a „., l I" Iff ^ ltd Oltt fifl»I'll lllll'tlta* '|»*»» R rp o ttn ^ by irport* lllttt the floppy l*i ••.t«l \ H f r*ui«l lo ♦♦•1 ,ion" , , Mi». It. F Cooper. Mis. Ja ck J,. la i» ovei WhftI do yoil ami I)i<f you ye! in mb ih** Wttaltm T»* nevi m eetinr will he a t . n , B,„| Mi<, Keh-rrl, Sle. y*'Ui hep' I limit “ . v oun* people , Jnju*e S«ir»’»e I aleni S ro iiii on a f t \ e \ en> *oltt nit I j h f home of Mr*. John D Aiitlta, vriin w frr ntuoM|f thn*»* f m n *a\ H al the jrnn» and jlonpy ' ||n> \r:ii ’ App.iieofly ll» lr. jl w i i minnunrcfl.. VfTei fhe S t*n f«•t »I thnt iiUi'iiilcrl the W heelO 'I it i til UK m I l»t it' ulioe* hu>« ^oi»e l h r u a v of i finals have n n r i im f d n to t » \ uni ini M She ttl'o huilnn»». m ertine the j»«Frml hour er .Mnrtln u n ld in t; In Ovifilu ln«t w ortm tf r 144 llut it loo k* like v.|udp 29 hoy. und It g ir l, it, 'o ,» m«»|lt|w| m i ll thi* •va* enjoyed bv the fol|m%||itf: 1 exeitinis. evervlssiv l-ul th,- kids lu-lie\,* H* cuntpetitoo, lot Jlf.iae* ,,, *,ho|'„i .1 I ' m t- I »sm i*h •»> tn Kov Till!*, M» O K. 1 In the f us t place there are hip, ,h, fm uli-tr to,,. l„-, i While M m . J M. Crm'foiil Mm Lieut. (Jgl Kent Roasctet. J r „ those new-, hoop dresses Can awarded free t r i p , to VVuahtng % NL Smith* U8 NH ha. in tp rn rd lo the states t vou imagine Ice-skating, motor-1 r0„ . Mltybr m u know .nine of Xtnt d v» ((••In et I« of f li/*i V U n Kllnlre K irrW n Jf M m . i \ nfter seivm g I.. 11 |, Io>I f*h /a h rlh I « ul.i on Guam npd isjlxurting or bicycling In o n , of (,,,. g(d«: M. Flowers, Mm . C. V P u tte r . spending a .‘111 day furlough wi t h those runlinpMutis? You',I look There's f? rhtl.idiljdilM I •;* Uaofet M trubeth Itnemei to Mm . J o h n O. A nlr* J r . .Mr*. hit p u ie m . M r so, I Mis A K . 'lik e something out of t u r n e r I. ... I I * '•*!• I I Alainrdn and Man • l a i h . t . i l»t. Ill Ifenrv .Marlin, and Mr*. Ouida Rosseter. at th en home on Cel- H„,| Iv*. Jones, 17 of Sun \li.elm u t all South * h.*' le loti U \ * W.l on « nii'tlt h * . p llo* ery Avenue lie will ir p o rt .<» Then there u le hustle-bucks f„r „ia ; p u tr tiiu Ruth Mr Millie. i Iwei »«• Miami fo,t ftn tliei assignment st which I bet would be Just ducky 17. of Boulder. Cidmado, Dnt» Yi> inti on t h e 'school bus or a subway thy Murgifiet Kidmen. I t . C h i­ the term ination of his Irnvr. V«Hi»huUr> li n Squurr* cago, III.; Josephine ll.uon R»* train. * A I’ln head Mrs. \Villium Norman is spend­ But, I guess th * kids will liko kind, lit, of Foit-«l Hills, Jo an Hit din an* Squelched ing a few days wi t h her parents, Vnt fur parties* T hey look very Louise Line*, 17. of Syracuse, Ihtlveri/ed (You m a y w r i t e \ ivlnn llro w n The Inlet -D t n u m i n a t i o ti* Mr. azid Mr*. A-. K. Rossetter, on lomuntiC ami colonial anil honfy- and lloiika Karas*, of St. Atl-s,is, N. Y , A ll,r May King ill t a l i ot ll|i« |ta|H** »f I h e i e at* ul Youth meeting will lie held this Celery Avenue. Lieut Norman, a m k le ami evcrythlnjr ' »i KUOftf i Siituli# llonian th a t th r man, 17. of Eugene, flu-goo. firs, l f ‘|*b «|| VD'" evening at the F'itst Presbyterian fo rm erly a Jap an ese in terp re ter Churph ul 7:3D o'clock with a with the Navy, ha* t arrived hi* kid*, at the (libbing High School, special program of music and discharge nod I* finishing his Minn., sre in terested in getting I n . ro u tse at the t'm v e rstly 3>f „ good movie film on grooming rrcreatm n. __ t i l l , _K d u u id h t'vhej will be F'loridu. Mi* Norman plnns t " J | think* mote school, should lake interest in J osmI greotniiig. gur«t .p ru k r i uu-l w ill discuss join him atid Iher will muke 'The G reatest Gift " All young their home in Gainesville for sp-^ don't y o u T—Maybe then the kid* will, learn what o th e r s (of their people o f nil denomination* are prnvjmalely a year age I think and feel about fashion cordially invited t» attend. s alid I’h ilh a itiiMiiu Sviu* 'i*v di»»e|y time,I pii>i*tam. «»ne h*iu» tire ctimnnm *en«e. if it •• thr**un off Nchrduli* L\ Romelhmi* piocrnui i- piiit'oed I KiiUkVa. ju*Lv»lin * I am c ,|iny! tn he al .my d 'F t i time, u hen |*m i;«tintt d«* the kiti hen market ini! and u h n i fhntir I ftm Ki'inif t«» l*t in the • fliidin mi If I i|i!u‘i d»» j thi«. 1*10 in a dither nhiMii turn l ( am gnitii: tu u*et ever^thiliy •!•••**• * Opeintttttf on that »he t\lilf<t*ed a i idol fill m e//,i wo|i| a m l I youth i:t*Mip« h\ th<- \*»ti* not \*m • into aliai i win* (In n ' l i t e s h « ’ictoi y ttuidcii llifetktutt _. mi. .1 a f*m|n p.iit in t h e It*It* I I mII v w i h m I I (nu ll (ieneiMl M;u.\ 1 thin |l«»\» I h a 't e i S o lirl'e Seivice. ifot | com m eiulnl the ki»u »n I * •• •» * ltd* |t» I It,* \ 1tiV i lltllll' Intel • .. . . . . . . F. F. Bolz hue,- _ Mr*. r o o d s 1'"* *t>eir guests nil Park Avenue. living ...... Preparing m .al. o.m g rvrit lf»s*||» flHPM M|a \\ |)« ll| lip*ll.i* ph«»n> iil, ,*|».»| i Kr-idt** that .h r mnkr* tint ! *r s\*|!,*t i fl«H|Urnt tiiji. («» thr tiittv tr> ,i1uf , much iviidirir stud h »ii»»K if!»ii l* ' hi hrr amall u|Milmenl neat Mm • f k She lovr* t«* rook ,»♦».! ! J Jet'*. I ft ||'fa Kvri > riiirlVI | inukr » *»‘a*d t I t . r 1 Covered Dish Lunch ‘Enjoyed By Girls Miss Prescott Is _ The Ju n io r and Interm ediate Wed To Orin Ruhlou Girl’* Auxiliary of the F irst llaptial Church held a covered dish iIw f frhcon at th e church Wednes­ day evening. The tables were beaut,full)’ decorated with fern, tnalvaviscus. an d rihboit stre a m ­ ers. Valentine place c a rd s m a rk ­ ed the Seating a rran g em en t , c f the guests. . - . p r o s e rffiKijm . f a r m , r l . y l e y 2 u n d t were: Airs. S C. TMcVeiT , son, Mrs. J. M, S tlnerlpher, Mr*. . M. S. Nelson, Mrs. W. B. Urrtrson,“ Mrs. \V. I* Brooks, J r . and \ ^ s . Lois O’Hnr. ' A f t e r supper girls took p a rt in the prayer mes meeting which was leil by Airs. F'rcd Myers. mm Y ** i l Mr and Mrs. C all Johnsun of Rochester. S'. V. announce the] marriage of rheir dau ghter, Alice I Evelyn, lo C harles Bernard C«d-1 lin. PlloM I c U. S N.. son of I Mr and Mrs. Charlev C. Collins I j ulm f««t thr tirxt da> atiri I f.» of thi» city. F’eh. |5 In the ^ j gvy j I lint it* t«> lilt* lltlMIltl*. t'H I • Chapel at the G reat Ijrkes T r a i n - | • ipluitinl •After I h*i\» li.nl 'iiril mg Base at G reat I^ikes, 111., I fa«l and elr*tnn| up th * '«if« hi*tt. with th r chaplain ' officiating. ,1 vitfuiiii' inlimtr**. \Vhllr«iti> The vows were spoken in the ivoice r t i i b I take care «*f c«»m * . presence of im mediate friends • pondenrr far |.*» minutes. aut»»Mi's Johnson graduated from I wi af h pictur.*s for j»h«»ut la mir Rochester High Sshool in 1942 | utc* and then nittiT ugnin f«*§ 4» ami enlisted in th* \V. A. V. K. 8 . time. I J»r ittV»«!**.l li.MItutr sC shoir Rico.'' in. . ■Dec. It>4w e4 and shas been•I son ac- I 1, TlwI | | Mu>a C oral— — ' • •• .s « f .., . Polytechnic ........................... i s .— »of .| ■P suerto si ■ i « s m i U info a ^initial |ii«»i?ram h.ilive ivc duty at G reat laikes. III... % *fn" W" 1 Hive a . pet fo rin a o .. .m Winter Park at the High School dltoppmi* .iml icadinc sincr April I -ince ns PlloM 2/e. • u d lt m i in Sat. eve. Feb. 23 at a C, P \| T h i , is th,- first I.*,,,, Iff with th u Kind *if t • ■ • Tele. No. IIS H arriet Hazard To Wed In Gainesville P A C E T lI R h f c Charles B. C o l l i n s Marries N. Y. Girl P ersonal Activities Society E diton C-‘crlia Trnluck Social Calendar * Phone 127 �1 - ♦>* *, «*. «*•.»- - • 11 i j& r _________ ^ ___ , ■. T H E SANFORD HERALD. 9 AN FORD, FLORIDA J _ , ims<j>uiL,-e ■ ■S1— ! - a-_i.iuUTW*-ppsS^a PAGE FOUR w i i |l ’0- _ r jT i M - b W ith JU LIA N STENSTROM » w „r**1; r *• No Giria Contest Mi** Je sse Durden, coach of the Hemijtolc High School girls sextet. imnounccftl yesterday th a t then- will he no linme tonight, between her sound nrul the M ount Dora eager*. The local* have no more game* *died tiled for Ihi* reason and •unlaiu there is aotno definite action taken immediately to have n girln conference tm rn a : menl nloiig With the boy* tourney, there will he no more action for the girls ihia season. This corner « u under the . impression that the F ast te n M ral--F lo rid a ropfCsenre - •* * "% (fililj I d ' have a 'g irls tourna­ ment iuc Ii ns the ( rn tra l Flor­ ida conference- We honestly believe the conference officials hair* ever looked a very ImporU a a t point in not making such arrangeasenU. We cannot understand why a much im aller conference such aa the Central Florida circuit, of sm aller schools can surpass the F ast Central Flori la conference when it'C om es to making these w inter meetings Interesting and enlertnining. ’ ^ ■t It enuld he th a t the officials Just don't care or maybe they don’t have the required initiative. Possibly th ry 're wailing for somepne elee to do lira work* Kegardle««, let's h a re a girls tourna­ ment this year, , ir m -* Im liM .s: trrave ir i u s s » « * ♦ —F a t s r t i n ’ l l ' l r s l H a lf l l e l l r W eekler R if tin *; IfjeUL 'AH' F a s h io n , Hos a t lle . 0 * » I ll' ll . R u n n in g F ir e , Wiiri* tine, fount Ucivsby. « * ln l M a r e - * , I * S lU r i' iieew w d H a ir H u ll* -V e w k le l t i ’H ■ t,a V .!" ,W ,\ j s l ^ r V Uf. Iteh *1 . - 1 . i . itaM 'i. ” , ’ vr.N, K e tch u p , u * r thing. It a lia n ! H a n lir ; l I'itth n * « — a / i e m i s , , ' m s la lf li Kneel I,In rjltrdrteV. H u n S rt B i l l Husan S la v e r* . M all lee. It r * la n iy . I l l s Vo Itu llln s . It>. I lie M ay, l.u r k r S trip •I d * It s r r — I ' n lu r lt r i m s is u a B r taarer,i) _ . . ‘ V f^i- * , .!• SPORTING GOODS 306 fiaat Flrat fU. 1 ('/* Hlock Rnnl of P.O.) .’in - ' eague Ipffeld By FRANK FXK AP Newsfeaturea Sports W riter iv:j‘ -' r* 111- i NEW YORK—T he New York llr FRANK ECK AP Newsfeatur** S jw ta 54 ritcr G rant* didn't buy Catcher W alker N EW .YO RK —It took the end Cooper for 1 175,000 ju st because pf a 4r*r to do It but a t last the he own* a lifetim e batting average Philadelphia Phillies wil) b j / h l a df .298. T hat hig check, M anager InflcldfO lel O tt (relieves, will bring thd to- field a major major l pitcher* "an additional L1 While tbi* new t - s n 'r GCiant League or 20 victories” becatus of Coopf ig u r e to »>t the N a a v e tc - er’a ability to handle mounilsmen. on l i r a , i t n everthe' Cooper, who recently reach.'.I at» co m b in a tio n . Foremost of the - quartet i* hi* l i s t birthday, ha* nanditd F rank McCormick, .12 - year - old some of the best pitchers of the flre t batemnii whom the Phil* m odem era, including Rob Feller obtained from Cincinnati for * of Ike Cleveland Indian*. Walker reportrd >20.000 and one player and Bob were team m ates most of last eeaion a t the G reat Lakes to be named later F ilt­ McCormick helped the Reds win Naval T raining B u t ion. Andd J-cllpennants in Iv 1939 pennanti'J and '40 40 and cum- er was loud In bis'-psaisc of.-uii pjjt{| . Jjyn batting averagee Hi Ol six-foot-throe Missourian. During Coofler’a four f u ll-s e a ­ power h itler, h r ha* son* with th e Red Birds— they fright-handed ttM - ta ir f f i F f r __ . 110 homer* to hi* credit with 'JOj _________ a__________________ In 1044 being Id* to p .effo rt. Lo-tl year he hit only 10 while balling 270. * The rest of th* Phlllle inner .* c w t o m e , shortstop * won three pennants—lie caught such 20-game winner* a* hi* brother Mort, now with tho Bos­ ton Bravos, and Johnny Beasley. He bUd hail something to do with, such rising s ta r , as Howie Pallet, Murry Dickson. Alpha Hrarle and T » l Wilks. Walker Cooper, regarded a* the outstanding catcher If) the game, was a bhiff time 'in mukitig the grade. He played in the minors seven year* . before the Cards brought him up in 1040. IlF cost th e Red Birds nothing since they signed him on the recommendation of hi* brother Mori who cost St. Lout* a p altry *75. - ; , Walker, n right-hander swinger, ha* an nm ating Polo Ground* re ­ cord. In 38 gam es her* he has made 39 h its In 109 trips to 'th e plate f a r a .157 average. Chip Royal Wonders If Fued Between Chandler Arid MacPhail Is Real Thing BEAUTIFY * YOUR HOME with VENETIAN BUNDS Venetian blinds made to fit any size windows * * Free Estim ates All metal shits — 58c sq. foot • Repairing ~ Refinishing 317 E. 1st SI. —' ~rr ! t * * Rhone 963 T r..is. " r f — m gE U U 1U r THE YEAR'S OUTSTAYING MUSICAL EVENT Emanuel Mansfield NATIONALLY KNOWN NEGRO TENOR And Robert Evans (white) Pianist ’ ' AT ' CROOMS ACADEMY THURSDAY FEBRUARY 21-8:00 P.M. , -ADVANCED ADMISSION A t th e Uoor—|1.0Q plus Whitf* people Invited J. N. 0 rooms, Principal and $1.00 tax _ . *Sponsor Athletics And Browns Gained Naught In J? B I— - f ------ i l l .H W ; DRY CLEANING DEPARTMENT ' ' i Send your Dry Cleaning with your laundry. We offer you u Complete Service. Phone 475 o SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY CO. Hifl W. 3rd SL Phone 475 one Moment please One moment is all (hat is required to /involve the autom obillit in a smash-up that m ight bring hi* entire resources rrssh in g down In ruin. For nls protection we offer in­ surance. It cost* little to carry compared to the possible cost of being without it. Save yourself worry- now and ‘possible year* of regret later by carrying proper in­ surance beginning now! JM.B0YD“ gOMf!W * "C ouplets In su ran ts Servlco" .^SSY-V L i 'life-■ wishes to th an k the people of Sap ford fo r their loyalty and patience during the war years. OUp EflTIB E We are prepared to serve ,• r -f v:, you No laundry or"*•- diy cleaning w)ll ibe picked up T=r- j -ir-- i, jr ? v 4 Wednesday, Thursday, Friday^ Saturday of ' • ,i !.b.r> ti this week. This includes work brought to ofr A .. ii t’. t • GRADE A PASTEURIZED PRODUCTS ■DA1 , Phone" vrM m sw w * L v.n. v /m m L s s if 'M M THU " mn a Attn SERVICE WILL RESUME MOj^JJAT fe y 1b i '.• J '.' m ■ sJ«aV': ■ i• i -v i.” , .- =-■ : f i S M tmt 5 l Harden BPeI M • .•I ikt* . i , • ; j‘% : • ' ' ' STMEfi’ ■ ■ . Y-iVf. '! . C - ; * * \ . !5>:- fjfr ^, ■ . '" \) , :• . I* " < * < j ! a|f() Summerlin Avenue ...................... ; DAIRY j FARM IS NOW LOCATED B f ! CLEANING Tl ■- J*T *• ^ NOTICE 1 K k*-'&\ti*y”A & . ^ SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND CO. urehased Rom the Boston Red U TAL. | bent. Jim Tabor, tegular Red So* baseman for six year* until A P N ew afattures Sports Editor I All of tlmne quote* imind good, NEW YQRK—Baseball men ere h ut like many another conne.-tcd be want in the Army after the 1944 season, end Roy Hughe, . .15 wondering If La'rry MacPhail, the with the g ito t American gome, n —r r -.r.r i • l;' W1 ~j v TUESDAY, FEDRUARY 19,1916 ' K filp H y U tr.ian.Jjiiu.ir ■ T. ______ _____ ago Cull utedfid’}>*»*< Yankei*t hna*, ha* Routed on hit who have bcaid "th e lollupalooxa” man. Newsome is '34‘ and Tabor boy. Commander. Happy Chain)- sound off when he had a lot o f lor, or if the fflfd which apprnrs listeners, we fear it is strictly the 29. Newsome,,' who has also played! to be developing between the two mnlarkey. What do you th in k ? jeticx, batted of those ! Hot, if MacPhail really Is gun^ fo r the Athletics, — .... a„ eurpri** 1old friends Is another one --------— -— — ■- ‘ Jack T—*■ **-----' ***--Allen thing* in ln g for Chandler, (he'clim ax will Ing *90 In —“■ 125 ---game* with -* the Benny-Free! 1.________ . _, ___ many be it Honey. If they ever truly RrR Box last year. Tabor, a hitA* R a n d ie r probably oah^nu ter with extra-base power, bit ’M time* while he w s, tb c genllcmc.n open up on each ntnor, knowing from Kentucky In the United their fiery tem pernnunt*, every that SI. -Augustine end He*- homers in seven season* with the S ts ts Senate, let'* look at the i e - , newspnper w ill nee*l a-.best" b rc fir will standout in the Red Sox. lie battod .285 In 11"4 coni. . , tp a i'e r to pi hit u h u l liapfcna. It and hi* lifetime murk 1* .271. conference-p ia r ., , .... "L a rry lb* Igdlapuloota,'' which .w ill be that hot!—and the whi­ During his ycaV* in organ­ | The following weekend, Han­ ttle diamond scribe* labelled Mae- ner will rule baseball! ford will alsu participate in the ized bull, Hugh.'* ban been tho I’lmiJ in' thelr^rccent *huw, Is tvproperly of <lifferent major . — _ , , - _-----— . . District Tournament w h ich .w ill feagao IHCKMAN It K ID t F H cluL:.* H u Phil* b*d him simnslble for H appv'a.greatest jo>, be held In Leesburg.-In the open­ In 10.10. obtaining him from New- hi* |5O,OO0 a year i«h ruling basoNEW YORK.'r- (/lb— Kmcrrttn ing games, , Ijuslis will meet e rk. ‘ However, after hitting only I ball—good _ Dickinnn, foimer pitcher for th • for. seven _______ y rn ts. f.'coee. *Sanford will tangle with If you remember, when the Uoaton Uni K x, ha* reMred ■from Unities City, Leesburg will play . .22H in 05 game* he wuk involved m agnate* gathered - to di-tcu.-s organired bu*«-bi(ll to devote moat W.nler Pars und W inter Garden , In a Brooklyn deal and the comm las loner*, they had « list of of hi* time to pis own martilfaewill nisei a currently unknown Dodger* tent him to Montreal lU pr .12 mime* but Chandler’* luring business in Jersey City, opponent. Although we don’t where things |>rg|in to hsprcq to w asn't Included* A* a m ilte r of N. J. Hickman, however, plans. l» know much ulipul the llaincs Hughes.' He broke his rnriarbonp trying fneC the buy* who own tbc team* c< Iifiue his pilching l» ;.cinNpnt City five, wn believe that if ball in the ciisi. During the war didn’t intriul to vote th a t day.. Hanford can move by this quintet, to hrrak up n double play a t MacPhail, let loose In 'th e meet Dickitviu «n* •tntiiHod at th '1 th u y jl stand a oossible chance second bare. Forced to Uie side­ ing, Immediately picked the com- II. H. Merriiani .Marine Academy. line* far th? Iasi four month* of of capturing the district title. _____ ___ tlie 1040 season, Ire sustained an m illed* list to t lecet. eliminated ST AUTS ON WRONG LEG i other injury in his C incinnati, n,l *ho nominees, and put llupiiy Central Florid* Tourney SALT LAKE CITY — i / H up . (or. for *he the job. Before anyone He w»* melting tar in ‘ UP We Joined Prof. Ikn Steele home. bring in sm elling salt* to I lee Fullmer, 17, of IteahurR. Frida) night ou a trip to Mt. hi* rd ln r ami waa burned about Could revive the baseball men, the Sen­ Idaho, boiian ihe firat few weeks Dora where w« watched the the face, neck and ahoulden. Tba major* wouldn't - take an ­ ate lost a yadelnr. and thv major* of his naval carrot un crutches. Tavarr* Bulldog* win the Cen­ A* he left the federal building gained one. tral Florid* Conference champ- other chance on him until UMI When the dawning came, Mae- a fte r being iwurn in. he flipped ! \ | ionyhip when they defeated Uie when he hit 287 for Ihe Cub*. on the step? ami broke n Jrg ^.___ <» strong Alt. Dora qulalet 37 to Playing 59 .game* la st year he rh a il s ears m ust have bean p ret­ III I S ,in * fast contest. A large batted .201. However, he starred ty 4mt for he was the tofic of torrid conversation*. Of • I- crowd wa* on b in d and All. in the S erna against ihe Tiger*, many ' Dor* can certainly lake pride batting .201 ami handling 90 ocurao, being n p ast m aster in throw ing words, the red head In their gymnaaium. Tha ufH- chances without a bobble. countered with a few choice hook*. ■■ riadng wa» ton*. The MiD»r* l. Dut* Notice 1* hereby given Then, alt • of a sudden, ljirry ference ' ' | gitl* raptured . the . conference th a t drhl* or hills Incurred sta rted to pick on Chandler pub­ defeatI , ' girl* rhempionahip by . deft afte r 5 P. M, 15 February, licly, and In print, about petty ;; j ing the Tavarew girt*.,. I '.MG In the name of the things. 5\ believer a crowd galh?rShip’s Service Deosrlment, ed a t the W orld Series, or the Sport* Oddity Commissioned O f f i c e r’a m eetin g s' here, - “the lollntialooxa'* The f*atr*| recorded pitched Mess, or Inc W e lfa re ' and unhid loudly proclaim that the ball w** thrown by Naw York Recreation D epartm ent of commissioner w as overstepping Yankee southpaw A tlee Donald. th* Nava) Air Station. Han­ NEW YORK—Veteran b aseb all: bis office, and he had better stick In IB39. Donald w hittled the ford, Florid* will not be horachlde 139 feet per aeeond. men are of the opinion th a t the to the work on his desk, ralid and will not be honor­ The Strongest hla*t came re end according to the »pccd Philadelphia Athletics and fit. ed meter owned by Ihe Cleveland ls>uis Browns gained nothing more cently when MacPhail prepared a Authorities of the Naval Indiana. Thla la the equivalent than n aUimliMf ................. In their off-sea­ Statement, so he "wouldn't h e ’ Air Hlstlon, Hanford, Flori­ n f 94 and 4even-4*nths mile* son swap of first basemen Dick mtiuiuoted,” In which he told all da wi|| assume no responsi­ v le rt sand'G eorge lfc(Jitinn. per hour. Chrialy Matheweon Hivlert w riters: ' | bility for bills or debt* (nonce mo* clocked a t pitching It's hutn l to chudae between the " , . • It i* evident th at the m rrrd aftea-6 P. 3L 15 Feb­ a ball s i 134 feet per aecond, two, theelr records being alm ost commissioner has failed -eith er to ruary. 1018 In the name of by a kalllallra m .avurinc de­ identical, The hook* ahuw Siebert study hi* contract with the ipajnr the- Ship's Hfrvice Depart* vice In Ilrldgaport. Coan. Mal­ to be 32 years did, three less than leagues or comphvhend the *copi m rnl, the Comml*aioned However, unless the o f his duties and responsibilities.*', ty ’s pitch tn iu was (ivy feet MrQuInu. tlfficer’a Me**, or Ihr Wel­ per aecond slower than ltonald a. record hooks are guilty of a little fare and llecreatlon D epart­ Then l-arry went on to say th a t white lie, s»' they often are when mentit comes to a ballplayer'* age, Sle- " it is not the prerogative of tha S h ip 'u S e r v ic e O ff ic e r Sport* Laugh berl vfas only a u .fh e a , he recelvwd commissioner to critirixe publicly Prof. Billy MrCamwy, the well- hi* bacbefor. of .prls ilcgree from either, major league n r lie mem-— 'S N A 8 S n n fo n l known fight m anager and ptea* Mlnneiota |n 1$I4., ♦ agent, tell* the story of the SiebatL oddly,.pnough, ha* bean tour . th a t Jack Dempacv made in pro ball ld-ycar*. MrHuinn lib of the i COIIMjw when he was in athletic diryclor In winter, Sieheavyweight .ffbjtmplon, with Waynss• McCarmy waa p u b l i e s i n g in ll)4 Blu Rldge I.csgu* on* Dempsey’s swing , through, g graduated from states and ha hired .a,, f . College «t 3L p artn er for Jack by tel man: ’’He* America and be iclw rt' itnd ifcQuInn ara d: ajow. f° f i, H . m Three ilay* out, the badTYhattered pug told Billy! "I Hu" ; Will) The first day Dempsey clcsed it ,S my left eye. The aecond dey he h•'Y en-, d o ted my right. I’m 500 miles Qmno. from home and I havan't seen Anything but Dempsey’s flats." ? I I |5 S |||3 S |||S S 1 I I 5 » I J I ^ I B ! I — I I I — t t l = * '" d '.v i • LAUNDRY • -— sM ■e» m llaJ.e, IlnrrV, Magic Hop*. ' f s s r n . • « « — r v i« m , i Yellow uHianiel, out-side qt. cans § 1.00 Black Enamel Outside, air d ry in g .......qt. cans $ 1.00 White, inside, semi gloss, gallon $ 2.65 White, primer, .....5 gal cans $ 11.00 Egg Shell ( f r a y , ..................... gallon $ 2.50 Bed Deck, G loss,..... 5 gal. cans $ 12.50 Olive Drab . ;; Lusterless, .....55 gal. dfums $151.80 1 Yellow Green P rim e r.............. 55-gal, drums $124.75 **- | * TiTiTTi* Enamel Thinner ' gallon^$1.00 '• 1 0 'i rtm e o u n t o n p u r c h a s e s o f o v e r 100 m tllons. I )» te nnci n a m e o f m o n u f n c t n r e r i* H ta m |« d on ovqry can. •I 'MTV 'l l -w j i 1 •AT DOG TRACK , Pleat H a w - V s i s i l l r ‘ **' H| i i iu d r a n lt ie r . W e i* oo n a. P S iic y 's Ratty1, S u n o U , O ltu t u * . n * lt tlu n kle . M B s ' D o n e * M utiaw k - - — Walker Cooper Boaste .357 Hitting“ * IT?5. : , - ' ng xogeiner Mprk Por Work in Polo Grounds lP h ilH € S t t » t i r J B b ,-*-™ F t y d f i g r unliiiivf Artrty Huijdiis lop grn(lt‘ W e hn * oil jiuiii- Bp . Cage. Tournaments The Celery Feds are .getting ready this week -lor the East Central Florid* Conference tour­ nament which is to lie held In Factor, Arnssrnk;' Mr. Klm*-T, Daytona Peach Friday and S atu r­ day. Teams- from Hanford, Lees­ Sr,r«,fc K .rr—w le Milei burg, F utile. Htabrcex* of Day­ JH.’ck n«m, nappy Matron. Shu. tona Heath, fit. ..Augustin* ami a irld», Ijkifatsh. Army ' (till Holies will participate in the I l>o My llir lil* . nes* lavjyi nighih iisrf—4 ,in *iiiri battle for Ihe conference.crown. Hanford has-shew ves-shew n a great i UQ t!i?* '" I^icky1*pci»k. Judr deal of im provsm rnt and . fcW- JSrmva. \Viltts.' nitb. *'Tiit»y M u ir, ’Ton't f i g u r e . Vtobp. ti.sie.c_ i'riw ^ .v U a a though Tfc to win the title, giving some clubs pttn'ty # r -m a k in g w a t r h u o y lough opposition. It's our guei* AUSTIN. Te*. — f/P)— . Uilly C|he Rooster) Andrews, who won o.+ + + + t + < . y t + + + + ^ + + + + + + * + + + + < > + + + + t + + + + + % + + t t 4 .f t + t i (Bm# #!t thp waterboy who kicked ■. X i o 11» (mint* will be heading^la" - ■ ^ __ __ _ — ■-— •-> M A-l.sllr llMle — e 4f the -gold oTTborts com.* fall. The four-foot, 11-Inch ilu dent manager of the University of Texas athletic team s will fwrvo in a sim ilar capacity with >' the Min mi tluh of the new AllAmerican .Conference, K i TON l o u r s EN TRIES _s— - f • ;_ �TUESDAY, FEBRUARY. IP. 1046 T H E S A N F O R D U E K A L I). S A N F O lU ) F L O R ID A t* State News Briefs RADIATOR REPAIRS . . ny W llX A R I) CONNOLLY I Five masked Imnniu hei,ili-.| guests and employee* of one of ‘ Mimni Heath'* sw anky hotel* In to 1 an elevator cnee yesterday, varrum .cleaned the hotel'* * a f e 'y : deposit boxes for n haul of SIN.* j MO, then e*ra|>ed leaving w ily, vague tie*;riptlmr* a* to their n p - ' nearancr for d o es for police to t wvnk upon. The *ame evening Mr. I and 'Mr*. Saul Messing of the Bronx, New York, tetuntintr front I l ration, which, will »tntt Tuesday u bight dub, w rre separated from with winner* of the Uemeral f'jll) rash by a bandit who wit* Breve essay contest delivering described a* “ Rood lhokiug an I condensed eet*icn* ol their essay* for the Hamilton Holt gold medal. vL-v calm." D lbrr feature* o f the, week Will WVe hope Mr*. Frank Kane* • Lakelantl ha* a burglar p ra t f |b e the iippenmnce of F'red Stone, *afe. At W inter Haven she won supported by a Rollin* ca st ht a doictt pair* of nylnn hose whaiv " Vou Can’t Take it W ith You,” nut nf 2,100 recipe* submitted in front Tuesday thrmign Monday, a contest her simple bur praeticnl F'elmniry 25; the annual alumni recipe for Florida orange bread day on Satuiday and the mid­ won our. Mrs. J. W Hunter of w in te r renxocution a week front ' *’ Tnvure* won secontl prire— six Monday morning, to the utiimalcd Subscriber pair* of nylon* for her recipe for 'ornnrr.* puff* with orange sau.tt. magazine v ill sit outdoor* an Mr*. K. L Cadwcll of Bartow t a m p t t o o D v Idle evulrihutor* rend from a won three pair* of Itylon* for her t h e i r own manucript* Florida conserve ‘recipe. canopied Platform tiiat servea us Ja rk so n d lle I* <lur to get u 250 till e d i t o r i a l c f l i c e . The list of contributor* includtr u n it ratlin station for the .State H i g h w a y P atro l, whtj* t ’antp Greer Garmon. movie aetre**, Brig ■Handing at which the station ' *;G en, (Milo* Hnmulo, ivsidenl comnow located, i* deactivntetl. The m in loner of the Philippine*; IfOb present station a t JnW tvtrmlle lx Feller, I levclaml Indian* pitch er; pnureretl alk ..........at 50 w .......... The We*t J- Kdgur Hoover. chief of the Palm Hearh station will probably Federal. Bureau c f In ic slig n tio a l»e moved Inland to pi event waste Alexamler W. Werhlell. r .8 * n in of b io id rn st of the ot-rnn. Nr*.* ha*,«adot yo Spain and the A rgen­ improvement* should citltlllC Bn* tine; Dr. Alexander Midkle-Johti. trol car* In contact a station fo ;liter president of Amherst Col­ from any |o ln t in ihe stale. lege npd pa«t-chairman of experi­ Many visitors at Sanford's mun- mental college, t'n iie rs ity of Wis­ iripnl zoo got a hi * th rt'l Sundxv consin; Mine. I.o i*r Homer, formwhen Otto the O lln fouiul *i„i cr c.-mmlio ••( tlir M enrpolitan opening in the who of hi. cage Opera. In l.e»Mr Pennesgltm. and riimbed to ' Ihe top netting pa»l i of the First t'n ito ria r all Ihe while utterihg plaintive i'h u ith . t ho ago; M am n Ander­ criej. lie wanted to jump to the sen. liutdisliei nf the Otlando around hut s p e c ta to r/ kept sin* »- Sentinel-Star; Dr. Kdtain Mint*. ing him back lljl ,-ITiil King, noo *outheixi tliim irv scholar. keeper arrived and maneuvered him b«;k into hh< w ire enclosed p in . i p p iio ic r r I ‘ LOS ANGELES, t/Pt - Del E ebb. m ownoi nf the New Yorl. tnkccx and one of the nation’* iding consti uethui czur*. ha* o Annual Magazine PROMPT SERVICE ON ALL CARS N E W A N D C O M P L E T E E Q U IP M E N T E X P F .R IE N O E D EM PLO Y EhS Strickland - Morrison, Inc im i 6 n e 200 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING PHONE US OR URING YOUn As* ta THE SANFORD HERALD Count, five .word* to 'Ik e line, te'.lndlng phone and address. * All advertisement* fe r sltnallon* wanted w|H be charged fee at the regular eleanlfUd rate*. 10c per Hne for or.* insertion , 48c per line for threw InsertUao37C per line for S insertion* IS per line for 20 Insertion* Minimum rale* . . . 30c ^ VVANTKD Hntterie* & Buttery rhnrging 11. B. POPi: COMPANY. INC. LL buy your car, age or condition. .70U \V. 2nd St. WANTED: good clean collnn BALLAItii'S feed, groceries, etc. rag*. The Sanford Herald. Phnttr 8 f l5 - J ,.lI , Q. .Tauchton 1201 Celery. WOMEN to attend the Hospital llcnefit at the W oman's' ('lull on Wednesday at 2:.‘IU P. M. Ilndge utiil ALhlncse Checker*. WF: ABE 'njly equipped ami Social hour. know how lo recap yeur tire*. N atural rubber or synthetic, we protect sidewall* of your a n t e d t o len t tires. Jo*** Tiye Shop, Cor. l(rt and Ktm. Phone (508. y ^ | UPHOLSTERED fabric*, tape*tries, hro.-uti lie*. damasks, im itation leather uml ill ipery fabric*. A rrangem ent fer c a rt­ age if work ilesired. B. S. Brown, 2‘J I1 N Orange Ave.. ASSISTANT. Finance Officer, perOrlando. Fla, inanrntly atsignoil- Air Base Or latpio. 'desire* furnished a|iart NEW YORK—J e ff Death may menl nr email house. V kite nr have hit t0 'homer* fo r Cleveland llOTEttT your clothes, furniture call Lt. John Wt■'Roger*, Fin­ last season hut h t'll have to innnd woolen* from moth damage ance Office, Orlando Air Base. create hi* power to get the runge for 5 years. One splaying nf when he switches over to a Wash llwlmi doe- it or Hcrlnu pay* ington uniform. for the damage. It'* odorless, The W ashington Park. Ilra 'h stainless gr.ll dry clccn'.ig can1 will find, t* it tougher unr than hoi remove it. Touchtoti Drug e itlc r of the Cleveland stadium* Co. • (iriffith Stadium mea*urv>*. 328 feet from home plate to right ORANGES 12.00 bushel delivered 8KCRRTARY — stvnografher de field, where mort of llcuth's Imm•R. W. l-onl Phone 7H8-W. sire* position. .1 year* e>j>er •r* roo»t—he Imf* left-handed. | CHICKEN batteries, metid and League Park, whet e Cleveland iznee, _ wool, broiler units, InUfmedialo - — . flay* most of It* gome*, stretch-* liattvrier. finishing b atU rlai. In_ 130 feet in right field while Mu­ ■jection* ■rrani.'ed a t your con­ nicipal Stadium , wflirh ihe Indian* venience. Pltonc 024. u*e for their h i- twin lull u ltra c* »as an rjohs, ha* o right field foul lino gPKClAL T1|LS W E E K -la rg e '/ P f - . o f 820 feet. iresh F'lorida eggs 50c a dot. i ' ‘VI H**1!' w a, tr»de«l to th - Sen-. Palmetto Grocery, Phone 441. J ' ® ntor* for hase-stenllng lie irgc **Th‘ Case dftei the close of Ia*t -eii-qn BLOND modernistic <> piece din• ‘ o'* I T h o u g h -Case'* lie.«r recommend* elte suite. Excellent condition. n ry n -|^ jon ^ j(js on tb< hase In-|uire 010 W. 1st Kt. or phone JjJUl* j paths, hi* nine year* in Washing­ 701-W. • ■ * ton gave him an overall liotting nveiage of '2l*n. lie sfole 30 liases JU S T received—a shipm ent of last year but hit only two fetmere pre-war <|»aBty safety glas* for while, bat tins' .201. cskuhry. Wtrite to B uk 77, H er­ automobiles* Cut to pattern nr Heath, whoso eight year* In ald. or Phone 143 and a s k sthe installed. Sanford Paint amt Cleveland produced. 2!'*. hntted Ursine** office for an appoint­ Class Co., 117 S. Park, Phone .305 id 1P45. lie stole only three ment. or apply in peraon to th at bases bnt hi* 15 homer* were 303. departm en t th in l among American l-cagti* in NEW strel cap pistol *2.00. Cap" EXPERIENCED stenographer — right. Case i* aight-handed all Though Ilf.5th swings 15c per box. 208 Sanford Avy intereeting work. Address 'P. divWtmls left-handed he thiotvs with his (). Box 04*. Winter Pefk, Fla., BABY CHICKS—S ta rt them now. the way. Both are 2(0. * for appointment. You can get a good supply of blood-tesMtl baby chtfk* nt GIRL toi soda Fountain a t LanH unt's • Tuxedo F’eed Store, ey's Drug Store. P arf Umo « r Phone 358. full Uraa. _______ - ' 1 Orlando. Florida COLORED girl* for laundry W ILL sell or trade 2-atory duplex, work. Good hours a n d . good furnished or unfurnished, Urge pay. We will teach you. Sem* lot, niee shade, some citrus, f30 Inolif County la u n d ry ;Co^ 811)/W. 3rd Kt. per month income, for property in or near Sanford A. G. Clause, 2521 Grunge Ave.. San- W A IT R E S S E S — 2 experienced waitmaae* for night d u b . T ran ­ sportation furnished. Phone 19. DAVIl) Bradley 4 wheel - rubber tired firm wag<}rf\with tractor ADJUSTMENTS c o r p o r a l ! o ' n want* reliable man to lilt achitch, 3 ton capacity, good tirr* • like new. 8175.80 J. Kmnpf 'Wtgjnte in small town*. Dox. XYZ, Herald. * ' ' Box 70-W. West Sanford Q ak z Monroe) ‘ THE WELCOME WAGON 8ERVFOR SALE' at Ceiling Prices — I IC.'E CO. "Woman with good la -i.g r.u n J _i.«i education, pleas­ 1937 Dodge 1*u ton l.n g wheel ing personality, b etw aen-ages ' base platform trogk: 1*34 of twenty-five ._ andJ forty, ' having Dodge 4-door (>utaini(sr ear. lu st of r e f e r e e s , to act as Seminole County Motor*. P>:i Hn«tc*» or Supervisor foF I n te r­ N, Palmetto. ‘ national Organization. Combined BEST Grade Chick*—H. J. Reds, civic and commercial activities. ---- WH. -A IL- R«ek*r-»«h— —Cat* eiefttikY. Apply tn poteen, Heavy B rte,| Mixed lO O -J ltW ; Mr*. Ila rtie lt L. WU»on. (UroLeft over »»xed, (light breeds) lin t Guest Hume, 812 Magnolia, 100—WA0; L. Cockerels, jn . fine Sanford. F ryers 100— (.76, prepaid, life ! delivery guaranteed. Poultry Farm 713 8. Howard Ave., Tam­ pa. FU. ' PLYMOU DODGE PAHTH AND S IX ' 19* Palm etto Ave. PI SIT. W A ITED W K ir I s | M \ M i ; | IT \N D K \ KRN UKM NKSDAY REAL ITALIAN SPAGHETTI •* !»•*• |i»*« «»• • i;.ui» • ■ it* w r i l i t u ? in* nl **f Or. • i*> I* u i f lilt t r iif ) . •x. ilftit.iml r«* DINNER WITH ALL OP TH E I RIM MINES S-i .(111 I Ito y JOHNSON'S KOI) BARN RESTAURANT . «)N niamvAY it SOFT FI LMY NATA-PAX TREATED WITH BABY OIL *\\ WMMNG J Y .W n ANDREW-€ARRA With Flushaways use N at a-P ant s tho always-frosh, w cl -p ro o f panties made especially to hold Flushaways . . . H. J A M E S G U T A G t 1 203 B lD G , . '. — LEGAL NOTICE i\ i i i i : i hi iit n r t i i i ; i h i s t i s i:* iia u ia c l o a m . I'l in ii iit in ■r n u n a r y :. j i i h . i ;. IlK ' CH'l at i ; m i ,j. iw.fl I ’l iftl K-TT •»’< e i.i. «-i:z:i»n«nt'H M IS* IM V IM I , - T U r n -n e e d asm rp.it. I'l.AIMN Olt HELP WANTED TALKING TIRES BUSINESS SERVICE WE CAN’T QUAIL ANTEK th a t you will find nil tif your fav­ orite liquors here, but wfe’ do Imvo sonic of tlivm . . . nittl wc’l) do our best to see ihnt you arc satisfied. PACKAGE STORE AND BAR 112 W. F irst 81- i— Phone heir 05 N. palmetto Avenue WELLO, WF.SU V I'M t *1At GOT fAY MFSSAt -L Wit: MAN WHO HAS IMI N LH WITH TON IO .J ,------- , / HO! HO, SCOUTT) (W HOAl) HE'S A SOIOOL MAWM WHO'S rRVlNO IUH 13E -T-. A TOWN IAMUR ONE Olj YOU IS A TOWN TAMER ANP THE OTHER 15 A SCHOOL TEACHER, BUT EACH OF YOU IS PRETENDING HE CAN DO THE OTHER ‘MAN'S JOB. WHY ? ^ MISCELLANEOUS BORROW^ iT F JIK WHKRK A AUTOMOBILE liiu n u u i b r * painting. painting, wviuinf. Roy Roai, 300 W. 2nd Sfa PRIVACY IS RBSPBCTRD YOUR natural dealnr fu r priyaey SRWING machines repalh^--W U* Warns Flxit Shop. 2M W. lot. relative* are not •qneaUmvnl PARHAM'S new welding about your credit. Your «n Electric welding, quick st nlorer or busihesa aazoeut** rill not besr of your personal pairs. W right A ( Of*, French A Cist V.H .r % K r r o V f ? ~ ; Florida Bank Bldg- . ."'Ph'm* 33 H O S P IT A t B EN EFIT - Bridge, Chinas* checker* a t th* Wom aa’s P u b on Wednesday at 2:30. ' LOST; Anchor pin, N gift, sentimental vals Phone 631-IL . . FOUND; leather key * Mj.ii ,sfafci'/itrhvn / u i Wj m i WELL, THE MIX-UP STAHli V WHEN THE MAYOR HIRER US. CROGXETT, MERE.IS DIGGER THAN I AAV SO HE THOUGHT HE WAS THE 6UN SLINGGR. WEN, MISS PRISCILLA r MADE ME PROMISE TO - j I I'D NO! AW I AIJLI II SHE f WANIS Mf. IO P>r A PEACE OFFICER I'LL I5E CNF / I MAT'S ALL. UMMM - I MAY DE ABLE ID ' HELP YOU, MR. CROCKETT.Hl/: IF; YOU INbIBT ON H ACKING SCHOOL .WESLEY, YOU'LL Blr ON YOUR OWN ,--------------- .> CAN YOU REALLY TEACH C l NOT EXACTLY, ME TO SHOOT/ SO THEY’LL ) CROCKETT, THINK I'M A REAL r - — f BUT I'VE A OFFICER ? f— J PLAN TO HELP YEAH-HOW CAN I TEACH )T| SCHOOL WHEN I'VE NEVER EVEN BEEN INSIDE OF 0NECI THE BLAMED PLACES? r - 0 1 1 , 6 0 DIE Rt GIRL IN IHE , MIX UP. r— 'o k t r \ e u > - ifford’s Service Station * Cor. 2nd & Ranfon) lor recapping. He take* all bi* tire* there tor regular Inspection, •yeekly relnfUtion, repairs, and Tcepe. And that's where he buy* •ough new Kelly*—the tire* with i ye«» of fame end know-how •him! them— . 1HI9 TOWN. TF CROCKETTS G0IN' CROCKETT, i W . I'M GOING OVER TO THE SCHOOL HOUSE, AND ARRANGE FOR PROFESSOR HALE r o .S T A R T H I S AS LONG AS BOB CROCKET' 5TARTS TAMIN' ELMfOWN m il WORRIED ABOUT. �s- *tr TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19. 1016 THE SANFORD HER AM), SANFORD, FLORIDA avy May Have ' Lost Optimism But Is Hopeful By K E N K J. C A P P O N Al’ New’sfeatures •ANNAPOLIS. M d — Even if Navy's basketball team should continue knocking 'em over for tome time to come. Coach Johnny Wilson Isn't likely to revet t Ui the optimistic air he had months alto Well in advartee. of the season opening, the Tar' mentor opined th a t 'his I'Jdtl charges rtilghf-sur­ pass their IPTi predecessors, who were victorious in 12 out of I t games. Hut since the days of optlndjni, certain prominent prospects have left the Academy, among them Vlnte IVnryta. who Wilson drscribes as a “truly wonderful cente r" and who is now contributing to the Notre Dome rause, * Nowadays, predictions are rare­ j ly heard at’ Navy headquarters Beriya's loss w«i*w scTbark for Navy, siacc Wilson isn’t happy about the center spot. He i* grooming Hick linden, a man of . some accomplishment* on the grin- j Iron, to alternate a t pivot with | ■Cy Apldrop, the curtenl rtnr'er. As h whole, Wilson admits, guards Don Dick and Floyd 1 ming —the latter now a substitute for AW HIDED EMBLEM i !British Quads Are Sz It. JcifilWifi, * ait "■I'A 11 set For Trip To United States a ii her fur the A Unlit it C uait Line nt Umatilla,, bus Wen aw ard ­ ed the company's 2.5 year emblem for continuous service. lie originally cntFletl the Coast Line serv­ ice- a s a clerk, Dec. ‘J , H>20, anil became a telegrapher in |[££f. The presentation " ns madi, hy W. M. black, Sanford supei inlemlent. | A I* SVs t f r t l or**. H E A N O R . ft)*;—Threw little | pink-chcckcd young-ter*. *u it i vi n g I trio of ipiadruplcts whose birth here almost two years ago » n hrraJiiej (hrouehout the world, are today among America's latest potential citizens. And they are good specimens. They will have no dtffirulty ipiaranttnc as they ap­ proach—tme- Statue o f. Liberty, if Health has anything Pli do with it ThVir'have never lieen ill. ex­ cept for slight colil-, and have nit needed the doctor for lit months . jy * * j i,wl There's Nothinp To REAL ESTATE-BROKER pasting EVIDfNCi In the United State* memorandum against Argentina’* Pcron government was sifted from 600 tons of documents and records discovered in cellars end homgs all over Germany, said AssL Seely, of S tate Sprullle Braden (above), addressing • luncheon meeting in New Vork. Tiro Pcron regime w*s pro-N eti In war, he said, and even now is giving refuge to Nail inter­ ests and persons. (Inter national) YACHTS FOR SALE OR CHARTED 34’ Quarterdeck twin cabin Chris Craft. Sleeps 0 comfort­ ably. 1941 IVlqclel, A-l condition. Used very .little. Nipely furnished throughout. L arge deckhouse, 2 - 95 H.P. Chris Craft motors. (1940 price on this boat delivered Daytona Beach, Florida, approxim ately $11,500.00.) Asking $9,600.00 with $500.00 Insurance premium for one year transferred to buyer. We also have number of other fine boats for sale or charter. Listings and inquiries invited. Madeline. M a u r e e n and l l k h i d are the children of Nora Carpen­ ter and W illiam II- Thompson, w ar veteran and commercial p rin t­ er of Pittsburgh, whose wife'* suit for divorce rvrntuslljr will Ionic the Cl father free to m arry ami make a 'n o rm al, home for the youngster,. -. In the meantime- here in this picture postcard Ib-rbynhtre town —Norm Carpenter, with a sung ui her h eart, goe-s, on with the ninthertyem rx that has kept Mat lei in,*. health during the first two year* rof their live*. There is no special Jregimen ' for them—"nothing mora than the; e n lln a rf care th a t any in.' shown aboye Vilary of State R. ‘conscientious mother, handicap;rd lie. I n * caniti .nnottnvul ________ th e n|i« j though- -she -may U -by—It*.ii tniupBign heaibpiutters 1 | au sterity , would V>vo h e r youngir Orlando. Eongreaefotiol Oi*tri«'i ■slers. • j. „Tbc children did g el off to w If f u rn itu r e 'r a r lr r s a re atared . ' ftrlflrh carm i-furniture, (good sta rt Iran local nursing home a small biUrk in j-**1,*h and will help prevent ugly marks I ’ for three month, after their birth on cur veil p a r' * u the’ floor. ,* . < McDonald, thr fuurth of theipiail*. 1 Bj ( nil* HUY A I. died ap the end of two week* ! 11* Newsfeaturr. Sport* Editor not an unusual occurlerice in mul , NKW YORK Irving Jaffa*, tiple hlrthv Hut Madeline M a j only American eve* to wiri three i recn Michael lived on glucose,! • wittier sports Clvropic titter. | then and cow* milk for a I f» r* a fa —ine in Untied Stare* ■month,dilute.) thev were put on j skaters, ‘skiers, and- other dee 1undilutedwhen milk and then were m.*l nn., (n- loimers when intryu prnprietaiy milk futm ulv ; natbnal imuprtitinn ’ teturn* In ’given They were u ran M at the en.l o f; Ihu headlines in III IK. Rated the greatest l.ng-dls- seven mpnths and took to e a t i n g Innce .k a lri of al! t'nie.- Irvtng j)ts « il!iie wiu" with the milk diet ha a n v h i lu speak hU -mind I continued in »up| UmVnlary form " about hr. sport, lie h a , , been I From the start they had v ita­ much concerned with the a r t df min K, then vitamin li-l and later flying over the Ice for 21) years, .vitam in l»- From weights of three in fact, ever sinVe hr was 13 j (rounds, e ig h t ounce* at t i l t h , the J uffee - Is ilnly_ American To Win — o Olympic Titles » ROBERT A. WILLIAMS ihiblv* Increased I,* „’ J John S. Robins Yacht Sales & Equipment :if)2 South Beach S treet DAYTONA REACH FLORIDA i- n u i t.l - , Nothing to finding hard lo get iirtfclcri If you put an ad in Tin* Hemlil damnfit’ll col inn ns The Sanford Herald STATIC and DYNAMIC WHEEL. . * BALANCING C.-Z-C. W elsh WELSH TIRE SHOP Veleealtlag 111la slnndoutg (like Dudeni, their good shooting and adroit hall handling has been the middies* mainstay. ( ‘■eater precision ami belter ball handling arc number I on Wilson's improvement list for the entice uggiegation. At present the ruatl to either mediocrity j>r excellence are both equally possible. Certain i« only th a t Wilson, Nnvy edge mentor for more th an 20 years and » fervent advocate of the f a s t break, will work energetically toward* steelin g his boys along the la tte r path. GREYHOUND RACING . on Frbniarr 3, /Pf.?, an A r m j Iram /nrl tro t itrni h i a German tubmnrlnt.- F tu r A r m y Chaplaim, (.'lari F . Polio g, George /.. pot^John P alrlti ll'atkiniton, /U txander l), (lettie l a rr tk tlr fife p n u r r t n to n U la ri trho arte* >(rfMtaf Merit, IPA m fail teen Me Chaplain, tre rr Handing trllh armi lotted,^each uHtring hit OTJ p m j t r , “They are healthy children, those kids,'* another answer* "I •oppose it is because th ey -n re nut exposed to other children’.’'“They moved hfr» from Codnor, a mining village.** volunteer* i tllrd neighbor. “That girl brought a good name to this town. She Is a good rharweter and she hat lot at sympathy. and he cant* out of service abou. 10 pounds heavier. “Of course my competitive day* are over,” he smile*, "but I've written to many storie*. made so many movies and broad- FOUR M ENcr-two-ProteaUi- - - c o te r h , a Calliope a rabbi—ertood together on th e deck of th e torpedoed Raced S ta rt 8:00 PJtL Sharp GREYHOUND li s* U s sir WDBO (mtlgh Clio and STR t Tonight’s All-Star head lady BLACK QBM ARMY OFFICER . MY HABBIB •HAGABIDB f l DO - [t HAFFY, MATRON SANFORD -ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB AT LONGWOOD On Route 17 (Sanford H ighw ay) For the record, Irving won hi* fleet Olympic till* when he wros 19. He fell ’lo lore with akatinc long before lhat, however, an*! he often tell* about how he sold newspaper* to boy hi* first pair of etoel runner*, and swept tho Ice ott local rink* to earn hi* ad- xtailea Jaffa*, "and f s matter bow you ska la. it ------ J_____ liiat vrOUId m nkcljlhrm proud of u«?.___ :________ . ' American Brotherhood Week (Feb. 17*24) gi\’e» utTall tYanriport Doreheater, gave aw ay their Hfe jackets, gave th a t opportunity. Sponsored by the N ational Conference away their chance to live, so. th a t o th ers m ight . . . . , made -the .suprem e sacrifice o f Brotherhood. of Christians and Jew s—a non-political, non-profit organi* zation founded a t the sugifestion of Charles E vans People of e v try faith ^ r v proud, of those four . . . Hughes In 1928 and since then endorsed everywhere by <$roud of*<hetn as Americana . . . proud of them a s clergymen, statesm an, civic leaders and good citizens of men. But is t h a t , U fa r as R goes? Isn 't th is the rig h t all faiths-^A m ericsn Brotherhood Week is dedicated to * every decent person’s desire to secure fo r others th e same dignity and rig h ts he w ants for himself, f ' tim e— now th a t national surveys show a n alarm ing re*. turn to prejudice, intolerance, blgotry— to do som ething THIS MESSAGE PUBLISH ED AND SPONSORED BY , * egational Church Side Baptist Chinch ■ t..h n n ,,..,i, rterianChurch [JaptLst Church. m Salvation Army Assembly o f God P hurrhoffioa ^ ChurchofGod » W* ,; « ^ \ Holy Cross Episcopal Church Church of the Nazarcne ' First Christian Church ’? h irst Methodist .-Church — ..... .....Christian antLMissIonuj X' -M' M <v - Mi " ' J1 M **MU* ■' \ �^ - * J- THE WP.ATHER Purity nlnudy. cool thi* afternoon. F iir and cooler tonight. Partly cloudy Thursday, mild afternoon temperature*. to Unity There Li S tren g th — Jjj>F T# Protect (be Price of the Worldt To Promote the Progress of America; To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSl'APBU V O L U M E X X X V II > ■■ ■ i Established 1908 _ SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 19IG F ord Says No ‘P rice R elief Asked By Firm O fficial Says ise. China Is Not Bill Signed Bound Toj Pact • By President -I^tkilaU g.& ist s9nS mer Had Indicated Cars Would Cost * 50 P e r c e n t Morci iC-hinese Spokesman Measure Is Version Of Full Employ­ Declares N a t i o n Was Not Party To m e n t Legislation Y a l t a Agreement Truman Had Sought j , DETROIT, £eb. 20, (AP) j —Henry Ford 11 asserted "W n . day .th at the Eord Motor Company h n a f o u g h t no price relief of any of ita cars since the OPA price ceilings were set up. Ford, president of the company, made the - » statem ent in a telegram to hi.the Chairman of the House A iftm n n asserted today th a t Chinn was n o t' ^ . h .r tv (a ibe V .h . T r.u [ J ! ^ H«wl« Uon ----------- Bargaining Is Continued By „ Phone Union - F o u r New Atfieridtn Cardinals Nntianal Federation President Promises To Try Everything* To Prevent Strike MEMPHIS, Tonn.-Feh. 20. { i mt i mt ’A ldcpdonc workrm todgy contimied- collevtivc bargaining confercncog on their demands for it $10 a week wnirn-increase TnTTftirFToFcbntrnct prdvisions If the negotiations fail to. lirottueo the tlusiml- rosiilt, perniission haa been Voted in a d i mice for tt nationwide lie* _ \ ,h £ fa 1 * " \ | he sought rbor i s ig n in g - th r . t declared .Dairen -:r blll. described „ it to. a , a wca|von '"free ’ port an d gave Russia joint control w ith China of certain which can lie used J n attacks upon mass unemployment 'mid ruinous specified Manchurian railroads. l_ Banking and Currency Committee. The Chinese spokesman says depression. He added that It Is Democratic Representative Brent nothing but the China-Rusaia not all th a t he hoped for. Mr.j Spence of Kentucky. i treatv Is binding upon both China Tinm an also ,ai,l it was not the and Russia as far a* Manchurian end of the road, but ra th e r the Previously, Keonomlc Stubilixor mm' ‘ question* are concerned. The begin Chester Bowles had staled that The legislation provide* u ,-oanspokesman says no definite reply Ford had applied for a 55 per­ h«« been received from Russia to rit of ihree ecoiioinic advisers to cent Increase fn the price of hi* I China's Inquiry regarding the assist the President in preparing car*. * ■ ' withdrawal of Russian troor* periodic economic statem ents to Ford, however, said In hi* me*, Congress, A joint Congressional from Manchuria. sage to Congressman lirc n t that The withdrawal of the Rrd A r­ committee will study the findings the Ford motor ear estim ates w ere submitted to the OPA be­ STANDING beside a Polish girl my from Manchuria was ia 't and leronmiendntlnns, and neck fore the Federal agency had an ­ in native costume, Mr*. Eleanor i scheduled for Feh. 1 and now l» methods 'of implementing tho re­ commendations. nounced any price regulation* on Roosevelt, th e former first lady, is rumored to be set for June J. The m easure -e), forth n con­ new car*. The motor executive pictured d uring a visit to th e 1 The spokesman also mis dls■aid that the estimate* had been displaced person* camp at 7,oil- closed that Informal discussions tinuing policy mid respennd ility submitted lust summer and that shein, near Frankfurt, G erm any.! have taken place between Mo»- of the Federal government. Tit* __ She t* touring Gennany after!co w and Chungking regarding policy nod re»|,„n*it>i!l| v vie to! they Indicated_____ th a t ________ the car* would coit the company 55 percent m o re! attending the first conference of j certain categories of Japanese in­ us,* all luneti, abla menu, c io.isto m anufacture jiuring the flint the UNO General Assembly in duslries In Manchuria, The tent with goveinmeltt tie I- and mui they did fn London as one of the I'.S. dele- spokesman «ay* no sgreeninnt of obligation 1o pi mote i m in i m postw ar year 11in gates ( Intel nute-nal, j clew , has been reached *o for in etnpliiv n.enl |.« ,«{is, .........., ,j p u r-t 10*1. chasitig pown . F«M K N i I M . W t U i m i . l C MKKLATKS fn*»». I hr i nit*-,i these discussions. • Young Ford theu went on to • Ih Hum. th**v plptRli-ii i.i i W ( ,iiit ,*u«* • The spokesman has declined < state, "W hat Sir. Bowles had to In ihi’v* *.t. i fit hi i*3 l»*hi ) i i ■. HPi^t si l I nnswer whether Chinn plan, to ,» say on this point and the mani. t• I idace the Manchurian i|ueati»n * ner in which he chose to say it before the United Nations Or left the impression that typ had I saturation. .W hen asked why he secretly applied for a 55 percent would not reply, the spokesman increase in cxDting price celling*.’’ said he had .not beet) auth o rized ! Ford added that hi* company i to answer a question of th a t no- ' actually had asked for no price ture. relief on any of It* cars since f'nmpltell-1j>ssing Post 5.1. will In connection with the rumors *o<>n appoint lom niitlers and the OPA celling! were established. of renewed fighting in Chinn, j arian g e *11 detail* for th« unconfirmed . dispatches reaching I Seventh District Constitutional Chungking any Communist force* j O u tfite u re vif Die American l.eIn Manchuria are using Russian gtotj which will be held hero tank? and Russian artillery to Mar -tit and 1! at which 200 to • American Legion {** .... , ... . ,.... Makes Plans For •K<’1,1H Dislrici - Meeting p asl Head Q{ Yugoslav Troops Reported Moving On Morgan Line Uniformed Men Of Paper Claims Allies Aware Of Plot To # Royal Indian Navy Foster Insurrection jbaltj* Chinese Parade In Bombay i HOME, Feb. 20, (/IV - A Rome 1 O p f o i m p whpajter (Gloniato Matfino) new BOMBAY, Feb. 20. (A P )— reported lodny that Yugoslav United State* Consul Gentroops equipped with field a r ­ enerwl How*rd Donovan has tillery are moving tpward the *oannounced that he has re­ cal'ed " y o r g a n " line separating ceived a note from the Koyal the disputed province of V cnetia Indian Naval commander at (Itlilin. ’ Bombay, B ear Admiral A. H. At the same time, II T 'ntpo pub­ R attray, expressing sincere lished a story that Allied **cregret over the burning of an cupution authorities in Italy know American flag yesterday. about an alleged Yugoslav plot Donovan said that the B ri­ to promote utt insurrection- In tish admiral waa having a Venezia Cnjliu. A dispatch front new flag made to rtplace the ; Trieste emphasized a belief th at one which the dem onstrator, an insurrection would m eet with hauled down from over the rflnly “ weak and limited reaction" 1'rdtrd S tates In for mat it in from Allied troop* Of fire. I Publication of these stories in , . ------------ . ' the Italian newspapers follownd BOMBAY, India, Feb. 20, («h B Yugoslav claim that Polish •—Unlformeil members of the lro(,ps ut,der British command In Royal Indian Navy have ra ra d e d . Holy were moving toward tho . through tho streets of Bombay Yugoslav border. Tho charge ___ Vj ag ain .to d ay In protest over w hat already has twen placed 'b e fo re the United State* Security Coun­ _________ . M l . . as racial and color discrimination cil. where it ha* been denied by In the naval aervlce. But there British Foreign Secretary E rn est have been no*report# of any r e ­ Bcvin. petition of the violence which had Meanwhile, a commission of marked sim ilar dem onstrations re ­ Allied expert* is looking into the conflicting Yugoslav nml Italian cent! y, i *ui A board of strategy, claiming to claim* to Vcnexta Guilin. The represent the Indian naval sen- groilp will report its findings to men, ha* issued a manifesto urg- the Foreign M inisters’ Council in ing continuance of antl-discriroi- London. nation demonstration*. The n ew est, CELERY PI(OYIDKI) v* p retest has- been emphasised by one group of 10 or more m arch -; ing .through principal thorough-’ Kiwanian. r»-cently appointed (area ‘ and chanting in unison: Edward F. lame to o committee Brooklyn “Down, down tho Union Jack.” to provide visiting The dem onstrator* called for a Dodgers with plenty of home ra il Ing of the tri-color flag of the grown celery to eat. Mr, Lane All India Congrwa—or Natfonal- "not only is helping dsliver th e celery to the ball ■player* but 'U t—-party. The dem onstration began over ha* instructed n sign painter to m * k e -* -l* rg e -« lg » -l« —show--*h« •ltdown players reading ‘‘Eat Sanford Indian aealnen staged _____ in „support rr... o „if demand* fo r Celery - Compliment* of the S an ­ d | strike b ettar ______________ _____ food and a ravlilon off Pi pay ford Kiwanis Club. May your allotments. On one occasion efnee stay in Sanford Be a Pleasant then sn Amerfcsn flsg flying One." A ’« ta |k of celery Is por­ o v v the United States informs- trayed on the sign. Uoo Office has been torn down and burned. Then a.n>«b Is said to have attacked several British officers with clubs- Education Officials $> Visit Geneva School W.L. Sleg. principal of the Geneva School which Is regard­ ed as one of the ouUandlng model rural school* of the eUte In Its program of progreeslve educa­ tion, was host today to three promipent education officials yho came to visit tho school to make an ell day stud* of Its PORT o r r i C B TO CLOSE i■ . i— ■ •«.* « The ‘Sanford Post >Office" wflt be rtdsc] all M f Friday th’ honor of -Waahln«loi»,s>»lrttdaL tfc.es? Government troopv | ^ M \ ,i up of servier The vote authariim g u strike "whenever the esrelltfve board consider* it proper,'', bn, been adopted IJd.OlK to 30,Till. All units except seven unions re­ presenting 26.81,1 members wera tm-)uded in the lialloting. The president of the National Federation of Telephimo Worker* -Joseph Ilefrne—h a, promised to fry everything rKe before a slriko U ordered. Labor Sect clary Lewis Sehwelleilbarli rominented that Itelme !s one of tho hest labor lenders Iw ha, known when it come, to keeping a promise. B n m r's onion represent, local and long dt- 1n io , opeiafi-r*. niamtenance men, manofueturiug ami iriestrH employes of the s list American Telephen,. amt Tele­ graph system Then* 1, ee:d«nc<* that ih r union might he willing to modify tt, wage demand* in the light of recent -ettletnent, In other industrial walkout* Amerl, an Telegraph and Telephone is ■aid to have, offered up to IS « week e itrn for h|I opeintors, and Id to |0 for other employe*. A union spokesman asserted that the ourrent wage seals for operntorj In small towns is $18 to 120 a week ill a stalling wage. with n masfmum of 12fi to 128. (((irrators in larger towns ara said to sta rt at $24 to 120 w ith a ■narituilm n f 1!'..°^ Anomt- t**Xle expicsslrig op[)oslllop t.^ any Im­ mediate strike was Edwin ) lac If• It who represent, the Comnirr* wit I h e n o ci»| Telephone Worker's union of i>»*>i'tihly, t h r e e Chicago. Cullum Reports No Heavy Celery Rotary Speaks Shipments For Next Few Weeks Before Kiwanis Returns From Survey four Of Everglades atl(1 Says 18 Japs Had LIX / mu To March Fliers Seabreeze Quintet I)ropH Jacket Five like number for Leeeburg. I^ e ib u rg girls defeated DeLand's lassies, 42-18, In a preliralnary game with Rrta Newell racking up 20 points fd r the vie to rt. VI! - ' Iwr* are expectedd to attend !"!t flV l u l h o l l a n d S tre s s e s [W«* announced tmlay by Joel .■< C O lln ^ p l L /C IL IIS L V U llIIN t 1 Id e a ls O f K iw a n is F teld. 7 th D is tr ic t c o m m a n d e r lOtl to entertain lb" A nd K o ta rv ( ’h i l t s wed the prop.,sal a ’ the post meeting Motultn eve , nlttg by Ned Smith and J lime"Not ool, la* good be good Huff of the initiation UommiUi-c for snuiething." .ulvisetl F ni'ili thn( The conference I*- held to Miilhollomt of Fn tj«. past ptesi SHANGHAI, F*b. 20. (/,*)— Sanford. Conimltteea to m ak e.d en t of Rotary International in Defense counsel for 18 Japanese arrangem ent for entertaining the ( > talk tislay to Klwnntaiis in accused.of parading three Ann-ri- .visitors will bo ap|iointed by pout j which he stressed the common |'u',f r [l>rt„ .n i' r* through tho < IBmlpr j ltnfro leal* of -,-tviee to the Kiwnin* (i i'l m \ i»i f i ii I/til urn* 11c ’burning ,rM t' . k r Wi . . . ' l> « » * d e c i d e d t o ....................... it fid them nhve, hut ultempt wan itiir*t.iuii 'I h It 11 * ‘i u n i h > monthly dance* given In tl td tn prove that the dcfendmit*- |■the * i*—.., » ,t lie ilfslr.l i |ii\t slogan. "» ih had no choice In the m atter. Th The | n' »o;' ' »v|»| Itrft 11■ iijr .i-1ri^ thitl tmii'w-* chief defense co counsel. C.d Fd ' ' 'P " ' - lie h,i- vR Tit tiirt hitler fi ward (ludgin, riudgin. of Birhmond. Vu f v* h»i %Iit,>v 111*Iv 11it* > h it i in --u lit •*! 11 *h e r e d i I lliauicht *»r rli but iftiaerlfti Unit the nrrtmni ntttl , turpi i*t* m mt* hi* l l f r t m i r , h r ttlher r e t u r n e d w t e n t h werr acting on nrtlvra which they Htiper-nrlvisnry h u t M‘l V J it 1If I’ VI line ft»i hrmk ctirntnifle*' darrtl not di»ob#y. pointed to U iirk in ctpetul here. IludKinf hn^ cltrd the JapwiM'se | l^imtttn: n ponii hy Kiln WheelImperial Rescript an evidence with the t»rche*tr«. rhe members of the nrchestrn | vr \Vj|rnv he »*ud that there are th at Army order* — in the eye* of subordinates were the. aume u ere descrilted .by Mr. Fiehl n* i only t«.» kimh ..f pe.tple — not A nice group of hj»y». He jutid | pn<{ |,i(,| Hch of |UMir, happy as those recefved from the the stile »of refreshm ent* w«iuld Emperor. But o r SUd, liiiinlde liu perm itted iim| Mm» <|rmi " p e o p l e win, lift raodpromt peoplr who A form er sta ff officer of the not I niK’*'* w o u l d I mt* a llo w e*1 o n tl a 34th Army* headquarter* — Lieut. lean ." It - <dde, that tiler,- was Col. Hatoru Mntauura — has add­ premise*. **\Ve‘feel trial the ymm.' " l■my l i l l e t ! 2 0 " w h o lean people of Sanford and vtctmlt i llyl r l dolnl e iinlt* ( h ttiulii vvji* iiN“4, r!ed that disobedience of order* are in need of gnnd. clean riwie.i had been “a very grievou* of­ <si| b y Mt \ l iiltn*!t jitit*l jiw i r a l l y tton and am usem ent Mich a* tin-*, fense.*' .Matxuura wu* nppeanni: floi n|f ^MiurriuT’i! Mi- jaufilrtl old-fashioned squat** danre* nt Will Om! mu 11 ,*lt I l k r hi (rath* a* a witness only. fnrd,” be dee la ted The iipv’ At ulie done,- will sta rt I iu'*dny ivetlii.- w it h t b it* r a h** ilin e, lit* t*c « 4 h nI»iuJ nt ll-IHl o’cbek iibhr*" a thiat-_iiin| uiijtiiillBob Steele « u , up|»nllled r. iti|C meti i»i .1 j**i *.♦♦•» nml Iw1mm* Cotudr Itoet'o a* post athl. d irecto r Btallay tldbam «■> ip ' h e hint u t l i n i l ,i nAMfil In* fttiiilrJ J a t 11n r , I b e n . i n a i h r i u f t h r n i uii* LKKSDUKG. Feb. 20 (Speciul) £ .11)t**<t b y ^ D e p a r t m e n t C a n i d , {til all urn* nmlllMR. As cade Wilson ua district nthlctn Seabreere high from Daytona if>on an t h e ) Hjirtn'il th<* windntvii Ile y h , hitting t h r range from officer. i «»f their Mini*, ihry openeil their all angles, trounced L eesburg1* I heurt't tu my m uuflite/ <ic* Yellow Jackets here last nlgnl, {vlnri'd. 42*18* * Hr u r^n l rutluiPinsm C ard, Treaher and Wilcox with m .tcrprlFCx, ’’hur rhHiu»ifi*iti U the seven point* each, paced Sca- beeeaw-whil^ "Mahrmey'^SfhfCd"IT Area And Reports ( rops Suffered From Recent Hot Weather And High Winds *• < «'I**rv thinit ( Uhart or rfiIransters ^,,0 u, j 01 L Ma 101* Auto _ . Lines Art* Okayed M l>. tiillm n , ie t To u n t y f ""who ^..r" Buicat), has )ual re* LANCASTER, Da.. Feb. 20 r.irn t 1/n An AF of I. general strike t*trned from a two *lav survey of today blocked transportation, the Everglade* district. The n o p ha* -uffere.l t h e r e f r o n movie theaters and mtinj' Indus­ trie , in Lancaster, but the Inteit T \ l 1 All \ " s i r r .i , 2o < I’ hni wfiithf d h.; 1h uiruN, h» i tui Icate that enough '* f.-nr werk;i I report* 1 to- St r Ip It lllt'iJirl f t IMMl' - nut ridiled. t l d store, sic open to supply must fh.nt ’’f. *IHi\ tW M h.tw .mil w trt/.. 11 I'l . f . h.a.la with all * e-,s-itt lai'*''f ,i dii nti re-nlent» ^ |1 . *■1 * ..f j t r IBMU.T Tl11*•' 1, o )• f , I.V«lll \ t m et le a p F e ,l„tn 4 io a o f | a _ *f i n n . i l ' ten pi, k e l , m a i . l i s t . o m d lit t h e Jit 1 :.-t ,.| i . * i . 1 1. i t riery mow in front uf various i'a a i1XV1»»- i f f - v.i! In i.« ■t•. ipdllt. tls I h*n. a wrrie 'I • ness arnl imhistttid estaldl*hm««it .. thr HIM lit Jills it ul thr t i"inin >n1 .1 Mr * • .« -II.h -t fedeinl labot conciliator i ,n .. 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J l l t k a tl lU ill<* titul ii im iM i I I'M*cs all season, the• m n tkct ha* of L Amnltfumntcvl .\«Rociiiti«n and I'alnlkn and llawllo I sttillniiril 41it lkH||r Hit of S tr ic t, c le rtrir and M o to r Coach Kniploye** n rr sf^k* iritf ii wl) c<nt jm u ilv u m itv i«nL*t wru! other cofttrnrt t>mcf»t.-. Canning Spcdalist i - . „ *n f .*;"•!Jayc6e Program Debaters " " _ 1Anionir *V__ O -To-Give- Exhibition ^dhtritr-nTT rrrrv Tram nr-rtctc^----- —^ . ■ ■ ‘ • Most Prominent Rollins Students _________ j p ro g res * ," lie a s s e r te d . Mis* Isabel S. Thursby, • xten-l to ,n ,h " " ,l see Dial it lia* survival value." By J l I.r.VN HTF.NHTIIOM slon canning specialist, w I’an American Conference and the ^ Muriel Fill* Janet Haas. Thomas Conference of Southern Students. duct • camtinng Me'monat ration | urged. Thursday a t th e Junior H igh; Dr. II. AC. Itueker mane the F ruin ami Wesley Davis, invniliera She i* tilsft vice president of the school' kitchen a t 2:30 o’clock, it i suggistinn th at the UjV employ of the Phi Kapjia Delta, a nation­ International It e 1u t i t> u s Club. sn announced today by Mt*. a full time irercallnn director m al honet ary speech ft ate rutty, Mils Han* i- a member also of Ouida Wilson, county homo d e -. eonnectlnn wllli youth reereatlnn who will appear .in Sanfurd to­ the I’hi S w irl)', Gamma Phi Beta morrow night at 8:011 nYlork a t Sorority and Inis participated in m onstration agent. ber*. ~ l n Vlatig^sr th e -p to * * n t sugar r.d |jin e announred th a t Kt- the t ’ourl House on the BennnoH: debate* at Stetson I ’nversitv. •hortage, Mis* T hursby will de. wani* would have a "Indie* night County Junior Chamber of Com She leccrilly addressed Die Oviedo m o m trate the making of sweei I I'arbecu* on the evening of March m etro program uml debtili the j Woman’* Club. spread* w ith su g ar substitute*.! U . , Me^ exhibited^ tho iil|(n li9 question, "Resolved: That Die j A fourth year student at ItoiV isitors a re invited to attend the designed lo put in tho Dotiger* United Slate* should join a world • llns, Thomas Fruin is from Medan, Club house, show ing.» stalk of movement,’’ are among the most j Sum atra. He t* m ajoring in Plana for the adoption of a mitt**. dem onstration. celery, end wishing the player* prom inent students currently at-1 government and hi'to ry - He is budget for thiv Seminole County The board voted to publish a Junior ^Chamber of Cora mere* weakly organ which la to b* COAST GUARD TO KKCRUIT a pleasant stay here. Kiwan- tending Rollins College in \\ inter i president of the Phi Kappa Delwere discussed during a meeting known aa the Jayce* Journal. Ur. A U. S. Coast Guard recruiting Ian* are bringing growers’ gift* •r.i „ , , i ,ll> I’hl llummu Mu. lotniba Chi crate* of celery of officer* and membera of th* . a day . . to -M iaa ro x 1* a second year stu -j Fynternity. lie is currently the trom who was nominated to unit will arriva in Hanford on of two board of directors of tha organi­ the publication! committee, Tuesday, Feb. 26, and will be tha players, he said It was an- dent from Miami Beach nml is president of the International Be sation last night at tho* City erill adit and publish tha Journal located In the post office lobby nounced there would !>e n“ Kiwan- m ajoring in English. She i* |ire- ! latum* Club. Mr. Iru in recently Hall. with tha assistance of three com- between the hour* of 10:00 A.M. I* meeting on March 12. Howard sidettl of the Pi Kappa 1MU won second prixe a l a Teachers Although current fund* of the ptittaa member* including Presi­ and 1:00 P.&f., according to Ro­ nounced there would l>e no Kiwan- speech fraternity, a member of of S|teech conference in A tlanta organisation will not permit tha dent Jack Ratiran, First Vice bert L. Woodrum, RD. M 3-c, would sponsor the program a t the Phi Society and of the Radio mid waa .winner .of the 1U45 Reeve final adoption until to* contpla- President Young llarria and officer in charge of Coast Guard Orlando Kiwanis on Friday noon. Club. Hhc contributes to the Essay Onnteat. tlon of a post-organlxational Second Vice President Brailay recrultlnj at Orlando, Howard lamg was welcomed school publication, the "Handspur," 'Wesley Davis, a third y ear stu ­ memberahlp drift, fundi wart Odham. back a fte r his long Illness. Mack I to the Institution'* yearbook. dent, is > ii O rhm io youth. Mr. tentatively budgeted for current Hirschherg of Jackionvtlla waa “Tomokan," and 1* currently the Th* group unantmouaty voted Davi* I* majoring in English and AUTO STOLEN operational expenses. associate editor of the school’« won recognition a t the Eastern to affiliate th* organisation with A 1930 black Ford Sedan be­ a guest. . Four of the organisation’* the stato and national Junior longing to C h a n c O y Walker, ' msgnxine, "Flam ingo." Miss Fox Debate Tournament In 1040. He chairman for standing committee* Chambers of Comraerc*. Presi­ negro of Route 1, waa stolen has been prominent as s member won second place during the • were nominated by tha group. dent Ratigan waa Instructed by Tuesday evening between 7:00 of the International Relation* Sprague Oratorical contest ala" B o th . The Florida S tate Bank ! These Included the Of tha board to forward a token and 9:00 o'clock from In front and tha Hanford Atlantic National Club and ii vice president of tho In HMD. Mr; D*v«a won ths th* naming of Gene Tucker, treasurer, as chair- payment of membership face and of- the A. and P. Grocery store, Relations Cluh. 'Reeves Essay cont**l .this year. Bank will be closed ail day Race tha finance committee, cost* for charters to those re­ it was reported to police. Miss lisas, who Is a third yotr Hr wa- a representative to the Friday, Feb. 22. in observance ham as head of the spective organisations. student from ML Lake*, N. J., student council 1“ 19.79 and 1940. of George W ashington's Birthday, p committee. Jack Rua- i Th* board also unanimously is majoring in human relations. •MEETING CANCELLED President Jack Itntigan of tha a legal holiday. duuiman of the programvoted to extend a latter of appre­ She is the editor of the magaxlnu The scheduled mealing of the Jnyeees Ii** extended an invita­ and Julian Btenstrem, ciation to The Sanford Herald Elk* Lodge on Friday h as been "Flam ingo," vice president of thu tion for the public to attend, for the cooperation being given cancelled . due to many activities ‘ th* Cauliflower leaves cooked until Rollins Speech Society »ud *■ particularly thus* members of to tho Semlnela County Junior U k U g -, place' aw *■ Washington’* servo! with butter member of Die R oU jnsJW enlif|c Hanford's various clv*c organisertrtw of 0 * « W * e . • Society, Pan Axyarjgaa ; League, D o n a . ' ; - ’ . birthday. . %• Is sprouts, ii """ con Adoption Is Discussed ~ By Jaycee Board Of Directors » B 1 a r NUMBER 111. Associated Press le a se d Wire County Court Jury Finds Nc^ro Guilty A jnry in County-Court yester­ day returnsd a verdict of guilty In Dio case of Condor M erritt, negro who xvns charged with carrying a eencealqt_ w napos., No sentence ha* been pronounced by Judge R.W. W ure up until noon today. On trial thf* morning was John . Tlnknhy H art, charged with drlv- , log a car during a time when his <1river’s license had been revoked. A t 1 :30 o’clock this afternoon G. L. M urrah wa* scheduled to bo tried on a charge of driving while under the influence of intuxicatiag liquor. K1WAN IS WELCOMES LONG Kiwanians today gave Howard Long, plumbing merchant and p a il, club president, a hearty re ­ ception after hi* mure than a year absence due to U lneu. Touched by their greeting, Mr. Long told how glad he was t*> be back among them, then smiled gnd said: " I was about to tall you on* of my best stories b u t hare I am, seated between four ministers, so 1 guess I had b etter not," and then sat down amid much applause, especially from the m inisters, including . t h a Hevaranda E, D. Brownie#, J. B . -. McKinley, W. P. Vasias and R a n • SacketL iv n iftC a v _ . * -t f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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. 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I *H!iU f rjr! 11S I ! Ir « !tm iilli RALD, SANFORD, -FLORIDA Prewar Stock " Buwles Faces Job Of Making Car Field To Race Feb. 24 | policy which already has drawn strong crltlcUm frcm orgnniicd labor and i# e x p e rte titn '!rn-' •iVn‘ mure now Uv*i it Is olficTkl policy. However, labor so (nr has nrcepted wage rrcommarolations xiit <i'&, iai c!ai* counter with the argpmtnt (hat right ^notc certain qhrtk* _ar<,. ncrc-rrary to prev’en - k O i . , * .. Ih'n. Thh is one of them — and lhc most Important . i the cmitc Bill France, Nation­ al Champion, Will Lead Famed Drivers .With JULIAN 8TRN8TROM Fed* HU Trail * The Seminole Ilijrh School Celery Feds left town at noon today for a cage tilt tonight with Kctterllnus High In St. Augustine and another with Bolles Military Academy in J ockaonvlitr tomorrow night. The prubablr starter* for the Improved quinjet will be Hastner and Anderson at forward, Clark a t renter and Grantham and Ojeas a t guard. Other Feds making the trip Included Kilpatrick. Bowen. Jenkineon. Hw»in and Jimmie Anderson. The Feds, In their first en- nei. u m y recently, i n suoru, nr found n much larger neL These nets are illegal and the person* using such nets, If discovered, should be punished to the full extent of the law. Florida Flashes Five pitchers and a catcher are on their way to Florida today I'M HEADIN' HOME TQ REPAINT WITH PITTSBURGH'S COLOR fcwfil DYNAMICSI* > OLD-FASHIONED DECORATING .SCHEMES ARE I OUTI / *Tk* MwrttlU Use *4 Ik* U«1V I" CeWr X f n M i t T w Htahfc a s* H***4a«« Ik* w ksls ah ta rk lsr w*,r It tip U le td la Phtthvr** *tw keek, ' f r 1*' Dysa*U»." Oi ' r« " f ill «*ev < rt.li a n t . a complete stock of th e BEST GRADE OUTSIDK and INSIDE C O L O R S and FINISHES I • ALUMINUM, SHELLAC anti VARNISH! • Wc can make IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES Payment!!] SLIGHTLY USED Stock- modern -styling in a lied room suite that’ll budget pric­ ’d ! Simple, refreshing, modern styling in rich walnut veneer* vith graceful waterfall front*. Consists of Bed, Chest and Vanity. Army, Dartmouth and o t h e r powers of the day. Starring -*»n the team were Week**, Morely sod Larcndon, Bob Laremton >*»s s h o r t , squat and powerful—al| "f which earned him Ihc nickname of "Gorilla". \ A few year* ago, the "Gorilla Hy FKANKF.CK took part In a golf tournament MEW YORK—The first peace­ si the Oakland Country Club, and to everyone’* surprise, tied for time duck hunting season was first place Al| excited, lArehdon quite spotty in general but Bay ran up to lha commllU* chslrtasa E, Benson, executive secretary of Dutka Unlimited, Jrifc., still »wPAINT lieves the end of the war wa* s boon to DU’s«work of Increasing natural production of waterfowl on their most important breeding ground* in Canada. U itle choice of studio couch cm at this unbe "Construction m a t e r i a l s for -j f dams, a* well ns labor, have been 3 Used shopworn couches in open or closed released from priorities and we First Peacetim e \\\ Duck Season W a si= Generally Spotty IN] We can funtlnh paint ana gTa*8 ror every purportr and i any size job. Remember, there 1* a Pitlaburgh I'aint for recommend expert painters who will give you real qua!; us today! • We have The fastest *field to go to post not a holdout ■ . . . . Hugh. Mc- In a stock race since the pre­ I-aughlin, trainer for Dartmouth war' days will roar awpy from fer 25 year*, died yesterday at the starting line a t the Sanfordthe age of 64 * . • • Dr. Eddie Orlando Seminole Park Speedway Anderson h is been given a new Sunday afternoon, February 24. five yrar contract as head men­ Bill Bill France of Daytona tor at the U. of Iowa . . . . The Beach, the national stock, car new chief umpire for the All- champion who Is promoting the American (iirl’s Baseball League races, announced today that up­ is former American Association wards of 25 topline drivers will official. George Johnson . . . . Former baseball coach Prank Silva of Koehesler, N. Y. has signed a two year contract as general manager of the Leaven­ worth. Kan. Western Association club , . . . Amrrirarr'Aatcciation teams will play full nine-inning twin tilts on nil Sundays and holidays during the '48 season fying trials will b« tossed- In for . . . . Hard-hitting Jton Northey good measure. of the Phillies has Joined the “A number of drivers are Just holdout rank* . . . Hank Urprnberg, after signing his '46- con­ beginning to get out of the Armed tract with Deln.it, will report Forceaand they're itching to step for Bpring- training within., a faw on -the gas- pedal and let—fly,*1 •lays . . . . Tippy U rkln of Gar­ France said. Two recently discharged veter­ field N. J. and Nick Moran of C alifornia have been signed for ans who will he relum ing to the a 10 round bout In Madison racing scene are Red Byron of {square Garden . . . . The Na­ Anniston,. Ala., an Army, Air tional Ikckey league Board of Corps sergeant who was wounded Governor* have set Mar. Ill « ' in action and spent 2? months in the dale fo r the start o f the the hospital, and By Clark of Stanley Cup playoffs. M iam i^a - Navy dischargee, who SHIRT ODDITY turned over three times the last In IDit'.i, a young goifer named time he raced in 1041. Curtis James set out to break Others heading the list of en­ the Marathon Golf record at tries include France; Reckless Miami Reach. James smashed the old mark of 144 hole* by playing Ui2 successive hole* of stock car ratings; Ed Eng of golf- 'Jam es started1 at 6:41 Jacksonville; Don Hmllh, Cecil o’clock In the morning, and King and Speed Winn of Tampa; wound up at 7:00 o'clock In the Skimp Mersey and Wild Bill evening. Furthermore, he had Snowden of S t Augustine; Goob.*r l>ei >10 he would not go bver Sosbee of Dawsonville, Ga.; Lt. ■ 85 on any round of the par-71 Marshall Teague and Lloyd Moody j co urse . Ills scores ranged be­ tw een 75 and 80 for all nine USED STUDIO COUCHES durablh H I assortment of covers. A real value! • dome ft r l II111IJ wna IB ..... -- HVIIIC »■! UIPm di over l,UW,UW low tie arrested for automobilel #crM on thj Saskatchewan River th*ft. The prisoner < h « g ed _ a heavy oak door in the jail office room using his head for a batter­ ing iam The door was smashed of? its hinges, his noggin satlon of water levsla in great marahe* bordering the river to nged. ______ _ protect duck nests from.,.being washed out by periodic flooda.’ In some drought veare millions of young ducklings perish when these great mar*be* dry up. During the season .recently con­ cluded guides were booked solid in* most of the popular gunning localities. The Dakotas had particularly good hunting while in Iowa the a hooting fell off, . . , Arkansas, however, reports Ha ben duck season in many year* with a not­ able Increase in mallards. . , . MliyriMp* which haa more duck hupter* than any other stale, re- The Complete Pnint and Gian* Store 7LETCHEB E. BOLLS, Owner CHAIR • • Barrel back Occasional • Club Chalra • Platform'Rockers ¥V a i B ikt finished with five roomy, draw­ ers and mirror door*. Hanging. *pace for . 15 to 20 garments. . Cardinals Have 23 Winner This Year In Fred Martin FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF OUR CUSTOMERS WE ARE MOVING INTO LARGER NEW iOFFICES •TTQN, Tex.—Fred Martin from the war amt outside i f 10 pounde underweight y to try for-a pitching job with the Bt. Louie Cardinals whm he report* to the Cardinal* at St. Petersburg, Fla.', Feb. IB. ’ Martin’s pitching career was cut short In NoYemar of 1941, when it was called to the service, He nlehed that season with the otuoo Buffs of the Texa* Lea­ rnt with a record of 23 victories gainst iig defeats, forty-tw o months In the A m y lasn't dulled hla hurling effecIvenu e, he’ says. “ I can throw a* hard aa I ever Mid," ha declares. The 30-year-old Martin ha* een In the Cardinal organisation Inca ha first entered pro ball In 005, advancing up th* ladder Yam Class D. He h -T U tU e star* from action 0 New Guinea and in the philip- I ANDREW CARRAWAY AGENCY ' _ • _ _■ f ' • and the Refrigerators Famous Maine rsiri* geratom ,.*IT ~ metal, w hite enamel finish - with roomy shelves, Three atxes to choose ner a t New Guinea, New Jlabri- . .. leeinrapi* e-fUt Hn!W tp*. F-i* * •■ -f- J-, e ’jbr tjv “ r I - ivsiu f -'iipijr -- - - •- '■ .1 . v ' • !* «g; *A» * �» ;ff • , t .? « . ~------------____—1 ... * u S n .w r j s ------------ ? - /* .. T) f■ T T ^*- .I« n5 s^vt; p *•» ' . -r‘«'•• . In Unity Thera Im Strength— * ■ T# Protect lb* P u r e of Ihr Worldi a To Promote the Progress of America; To Prodac* Prosperity fur Sanford. * i t e r a l i THE WKATHEH I’nrll) cloudy and mild this aftrrnnon. to* night and Tuesday, nllh slightly higher trmperaturca tonight and Tacwday. Moderate wind* this aftrrnaon. increaa* ing moderate to fresh Tuesday. i AN INDEPENDENT DAIl.Y NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXVII * j - Established 1908 ■ SANFORD, FLORIDA, _i__ i__ MONDAY^ FEHRUARY 18. 1916 Associated Press leased Wire NU.MKEK 109. lion Is ThreatToU.S. Regain Fishing Trade 1$Spiked Entire Nation Threatened By Phone Strike Chester Bowles Says Hressure Against Wage-Price Policy ® At Bursting Point CompnnyRcfused Per­ mission To Enter American Fishing Areas In U.S. Boats P ic k e ts V i r t u a l l y ” Placed Around All Industrial P l a n t s In Lancaster A re a WASHINGTON. .Fcb, 18. * (A P )~ C heater Bow lea to­ day told the House Bunking Committee that thp United Staten (acta an inflationary - - explosion.—The Titrtr economic" stabilizer a a y a th a t the pressure against the waget«ricc line now is, as he put it, “ up to the bursting point.” TOKYYO, Feb. 18. ( 4 1 - Gen­ eral MacArthur’a headquarter* ha* ennourKcl It ha* spiked an t fH eelous Japanese scheme by 'iB lIld-auLerekM —♦* mwptwer sp e n t l>‘t pre-war fishing buallie*i u“der the American flag and with American ship*. Headquarter* »ay a Japanese company ha* been summarily HTfused nermlssiop to enter Ameri­ can fi«hing nreii* in Amcrlfnn veaI »d* manned by Japanese crew*. I | The headquarter* announcement .disclose. tlint the Japanese plan­ ned to ran crab meat nbonid tha vessel* ami send it into the United State*—duty free. A headquart­ er* unnoiincrmrnt says . "Because it (the crali meat) would have come from American ships, it would bo- a product of American fisheries and enter th» American market without duty. The significance of this scheme is not the mere fact thin It » « l GENERAL OK J T tr: A1.M1 .unii .orincr chief of the-A rm y Air anothei nttempt to break out • f FVrce*. Philadelphia's native son Henry H. ("H*p"» Arnold 1is f i - it iliar ni ?a* now open to Jn-a i. picture,! in a car with .hi* wife, responding to a nhero'* welcome j thp BIM|,rio u . m„nnrr in which on a visit in that city. Guards’ of honor were 000 men of the tlir JnpaiK'ai* firm pr^lll'iPs to 82d Airborne Division. (Intel national) u*.c thr r»»itr«l S l a t u* I the ♦Ii tt*< ■■- — ■- --------■ ■■ ------ — —■ —_ — | AtncrlcMM flag t»* nr«**ni| ‘Hap’ On Visit To Old Home Town__ J a p S c h e m e T o *4 , • - Bowie* ig appearing before the House committee t oplead for nn extenaion of life for the Office of Price Admlnlatration — the agency he Just left to become economic aUbiliier. Bowie* haa told the committee he believea Preaident Trdman'a new wage-price policy will work— If the bulge In the stabilisation line ii not permitted to become n breakthrough—Bowles says he lolfava* the program will have little or no effect on food, rent or clothing pricea. Bowlea ha$ requeated extenaion of the OPA for another year at the earliest possible moment. The agency fa due to terminate June 30 unless an extenaion ia granted. The new economic tnbilizer h«* acknowledged that the new wageprice program Is not perfect. But ne declares that It doe* not inranf dfceneral price increase* through­ out the entire national economy. Bowlea gays he is emphatic about this last point., Mara 1* what’ Howie, haa to *uy about the Inflationary dangers facing the country: *'A speculative fever haa taken hold of the country. The preaauro In the boiler la up to the bursting point,*£lp» lobbyist* and profi t» e rs/rr« ljrk4,« their chop*. It H o take firm and deceive ... If vvra are to hold thi* ; « . . cm l*.” A lirm lq u iirtd 8 Candidate Urges [Central Florida Reinstatement Ofj Freeze, Storage I Funds For River Company Formed I Pickets Block Car Entering Struck Plant *|ml •.«man t jltinrul* th* Ju|twnrM'A i « | up»I and '.«>• it tttlru- Iiit«•«! drlil«*n»tt*lj t«» e lu d e the reotnclkjji' inipoa#* I on tb r Japan* env fisbuig m du-tiy by orrupatinn i A llth n rltte'x « MEMPHIS. Fe^. 18,. (AP) —The e h tirfm n tio n -lit •I hr«*«t----- - filed with n tltsup of tele­ phone service ns the result of n union executive Ixmnl re ­ commendation that 250,000 telephone workers strike. The executive board of the N a­ tional Federation of Tele­ phone Worker.* has proposed that it* member* quit their job* to lupport demands f*»r n icvi«ion nt snow, picket of wages and houra President Joseph Itcirne of the. independent union announced th at the raeonunahdntion was maile at a meeting of representatives of the 49 union* affiliated with .he independent federation. However, the board action does not mean that a Strike has been dcclnrod llelrtie said that the rrpirsenta»«'*• ten, hlec h i , plnnl at Kearny. S J , tires will discus* the situation. r.U<inpt to uvt ruirti n f»i »i*eking to en ter the* fa r oi> giouiiilt. iVrlice in the pictuu* face n v r i h a J i n an.l then d ecid e what courr i* lo ing o j l s as they a t l n n f * to halt the violence. Al hough n eo i t ha* Iswn i«mue«i totliKfffinic be taken. nio.'*^ j m keting niid union Irailri* haw? irked the jit . m u * to roniply HuiuImmD remain on the (ticket The federation represent* both l*kr ( Internat.oim l \ local and longollstani'e operator*. Dodger’s General Ed Levy-Whitner Signed As Pilot Manager Speaks 0( Sanford State League Entry , Before Rotary I iHim r I x n llm * S t r c ii ' H l \\ ;is .Mt i l l l u ' r O f New | bcclarcs 'T h crc Arc ' !',,r Nine-Seasons; jexprep^cd n rnn* i n t e r v ie w gtan lr Premiums KorThose " h,,l,l!m Named, (.cncral Manager t^. . 1# le.l to thrrr. American neuapaior* Voss Asks Andrews Firjn B uys Building e-. ^cutive* tbr hepc that o p t the Unf* It> I I I I VS S T K S S I ROM Who Observe Rules |. |||n s R e c o n l m e „ ( i And Pepper To Take Formerly Used By Japan m apreding Nippon’s re It. m i d S p u n . E d i t o r covery I -| i t-vj A h i l u e i ho, ht-en , Vigorous A ctio n Eckerson Gunners llimhito talked with President| •••»» that ■«*» t the I [s*< I B l l i l r l l l K r It' r - u(lini .' .i- niHtiogrr of the Son ORL1NDO. Feb I*. (Special \ i ,■- . . Knilin. Kmpoier lllrollito ha«l j n» well a , iiialntrnancn worker* ami inan ufactu im g and rrseiMch employes o f the Atuenciiu Toko phone and Telegraph system . The Issue* at s t a k e in the c o n tr o v a i* y | include demand* (of n o t ig o In­ crease of , 1 0 pci »%eek. for n minlmnm hourly wage o f <1,1 v e n t ,, and for a 40-hoor week l o \N t A S T E I i , Pa.. Erl. td, i./P) Picket l i n e , buve lieon thrown about v irtu ally all industrial plant* in the city o f L ancaster, a* n "no w ork" period g e t s under* w o ) ni (^ ii.p o r l of a strike of -'00 AE o f L bus drivers anil trolley car operators. The AE o f 1. t'entrnl Lal.ur Rolu-rt McLean of Ihe Associate.) Wggc.t mm n the •••untiv aie C U W IJU IIU IIlj; I 1 .1 , , I l.n.el.all entry in the k li.rtdu J union of Lancaster futility hns The purchase of the building press. » Im also is president of tho | {aI'lolrs.u.iml tva.ehnll ami thoi M a te league, accoidlng t.. a , „ri|Pt,,j „|| l u filiistse.1 uufoua formerly occunled hy. the EcKk - Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.! h* *a» pruu.l to l>c ***u«i«t*d ,/talem cnt made l-whiy by the W u , eumsart - of - tk* *t>*4-r'ntiitlng Plmit at Thirtcehth ' Prctdeol anil IVMidWr Norm in 'a game *■that touche, *n .club* preshUnt. J. el k iel.l ' «„d opfratT^»• strike at the ConStreet ami Elm Avenue ami the ! Chandler of the U « Angeles "•»»> mtlliM., of p c p le and Ihnt t h | Mr Held also announced the A mtilRtn pi 1 rc«»ioniri»il I Transportation Company organisation of the O n tio l Elnri-, Timeami Editor Benjamin :'V» *o b emphnsi, the S ciiitiiu li' 1 rtiifit) Wind( | appointment of 1‘htmtc 1 hiiHilti'i The ititkc hc«n un<lerw»> da Quick Ft cere and Storage C’o. MrKrlwwy *«*f thv Washington , tbinif* in life " 4,b Mm li, I oinnoT* ,* (lint t h r I St I Inn Im., fm mer owner of r tie I'o'-unal ^lllce Feb. fi to enfnrot* 26 tieInc. which III occupy the 2P.nOO.Star k’»ncral nnm.ign of tbr llrnnktyn when it revert* t»» th r ( •t v . ‘g U- * Iriiiicm , «w gene m l m anager of inanil», inrltullng one fm a wnge lull u*wj and .q .rraled a- a to u rist I 'h e San fo ld llasrl.nll A ssociation, I i.idger*. teld the itotarv •q "a re 'fce t o f space within the ---- -------. . . . •---------boost of 20 cents na hour. la*vy,W lillnei. alth o u g h he wn* building, was announced h eir thi« X f r u | W ’l i T i i n ’’.slay- that in baseball there a rc center, wn* passed Finlay ly The I cut ml Labor Union i^nyx morning bv Alex Jrhnson, prr*i- J f l l *)» 1 • *1. " <11 l *-II the rule*, those wh 1 1 m ’ln b ci• of the Sanfnril I. kiii* g la d u iitiil from HAllin% fo lia g e it,« “no work" grUon, affecting . * ♦ • J mica, Ihe penalties for those * ih u | Club. * •* Mil W inter. Park in ltUrt. turnco nil industries end husinc.^Nen in dent of the new concern, and _ Forrest Cntrhcl, secretary mid j (Tinshlerakle discussion preCeeri- profeaalonnl in - li u f . when I. the l,«n?«Btfr count) nrc* huving mini1 for thrmr who ohnrrvo tho treasurer. ed the yule -In fact. m«h *0 nri -b nignril with (hr New York Y»n* contracts with the union, will The charter.for the business. In-1I f l A lltll A c c i d e n t '"If?’ . K i n . 1 . 11.. 1 of ,,lr " ,,,r *»f" t*'«- meeting that kfr* During In* f ii w( \vt\t uith continue until the traimit strike rnrporotcd under the law. of the' " T h l* ........................ .. ,,r < haml.e. of (om n.e,.. Pi.....lent the Ynnktv «>?giiin/iti otfi lo ttfo u nettled. ,Stmt« of FJnridii. wa* giatitrdi .. .* ,, , .. * ,, *l by gaiiiblri* whn v • «ilt! vuH *kt|| || ( olcmaii, *rlic«ltilr.l w|»r*»kt». ''«‘«ucd «•»•* » the \ tigu•>in *'11«i> I h p u k en m ftn for t h e T e n t m l \ i Inn! i< I “.tgue few %uiifiiltf " [ " '.J .' J / U, l . n h o r t 'l i i o n * aa * t h a t p iek itn last Th‘,rsd.y end work on the' ^ / ^ t o Kcntabl u ‘u«'. -lf,* h g.m* «rn-.i |» I tie r% \ rmgi* h*e»r h er o «t«itlo|| ed it* sU m a i l fnitallation of lo*k#t*. rvfrigrm- tor| \ | rninrlfc| |||.«|»IUI Satin tin % m.ln *.u*l r inch v ht» I»rl li»i*j«ste•»Utlim \ m*..« » ,w _( I 11, it , SM• Is. \.if i •••«! • l e n d i n g i n t o I s i i i M p l r i t o tors, insulnti«>n niiit mnrhinrr v «*%i*tnng fniitminj: a ctilliitmn In- ,«i«| that \\ *• lignl tin* i;anii>lvi * A f t e r ln’liig liitr«H|u< r»l It) K i n < folk In the l'ir<liiiiMit I eng !>• Ill « to |i all l o n g - d m n n .'* * t r u c k s « n d which will Drvolflc th»* Urgcal twv ti Ihe Plymouth coupe h«*» t the tlrnili We won t let with our 1I**°f'* 11 1 * 1 7 '•here he «ltt!tiuiril nut nn Hninwrv, l»• **»»rI hu**en o p v r n t e t l b \ Ullioil, [wl»0.r. quick . frrexe in Florida. is 'P | ark '""J1 **" and a liyinquul *OU‘thy , . . (he |ini^y*vti f«»i guWLiiiliUii ui* ■ts•'! »|p? »if 11 j 1 i the ' f t ’ . . . , plant , Avenue gaitiullng..Kri - A t ve got to . figlil H e ri o tt l r « l it n e a t l h ill IPJIR j CXPtttgd tn licgin wlthm .10 day*--dan driven l.y II. N. Tamm, it »n* nie gamblers .o they will wreck. pru|»rIfttioi • f€»i deepening the Si while with the llinghniiipton niiu* | There will bd no public stock sub- ( reported by police. I.usd.*11. They don't rare *b<uil Johns lilvtr lo 12 feel; tohl of of the Knnlcrn hengue. script ion and all stock represent-( A little color*' IM boy. Charles the game. tin. player*, or s n y 15 ^ ' “n^uSLV'*.*.w?"*! " llcUwelit 'm tn ^Spntig training Ing an Investment of approximate- Armstrong, age E .r, r A rirtm..M h I J ^ h K - Un- “ ' b’ th ""H r J K ; ', i " ‘ (,hP \*n^ccs . " i tblu W . I l k . ...........uiw... ___ • - l hibu , , . e. I* s . . *y. of pfth- Itro-klv.i « a . farmed out t.. S.-»ark ..f to Ib#.#|, 0(|„preaident f r , to ,he Tourist t e l l e r •igreaalonal District, declared here (o*lay tHut he hnd wired Senator* Claude Pepper and Charles A. Andrew* urging them to seek re­ instatement of funds for the San­ ford River project which wa* dis­ approved last week by action of I the House of Representatives. Declaring hi* wholehearted sup­ . Representative* of the mobile port of an immediate appropria­ ■ C entral Florida Blood Bank will tion for the Sanford River prob* In Sanford Thursday under the; Yea* expressed hope that aponaoramp of the Seminole vjtfor,,u* action by the Horiila County Chamber of Commerco.! senator* might yet prove a dePreaident Jack Ratigen of th e'fb h n g factor for favorable leglsJaycees announced to d ay ^ 'luting the present session Clllien* of Ihe cTi'y, according •>/ Congress,, to Mf. Ratigan, are urged to supThe telegram *sent to Pepper port thla movement which ii de- nnj Andrews wa» released by ‘‘'" " I n n continue the adequate. y f o l l o w . : "U rg-stly raavallabU ty ^ w h o l e Mood or * f hnt do everything trangfUaloni whan request* to the * to h, ; e fund, for Sanford bank arc made. n K tr project, «le!fte«| by House, *0 . ^ r* 1 *?n ^ £ VJ?0#1 1reinstated in Itivers end lUfbor* rhh" ^ ' ' in - Appropriation Rill now In Renata ***• {’•f'k ara alked to make an i w.{,lf,0„( necessitating withdrawal rin ch • • l ' > . « , M||, | n i a k c a n ex appointment jl|h a r a t tho I „f fund> frrnl 0|her muclv needed whom i P n l j known limnl men K.ghtl, Street. Hr was not scr «tv> make’ fi'm of ihe the umpires, umpire*.' .! i s i tininmg v a m m V a n d j land' Va*t!r" d i! " T f V h e '^ w V - • |taaol>nll i r u w . k o w I| Winter wtnfpr h p , (1, . „ HrtPril "fofct P°.U|niy. ^ l ' 1Fl°r,«l» projects. The people of , I here T',11. *’* .A00."1 ,,r V . : IOU*i,y inJuro;.1' “ * « 'TV. 1 ' " T 1’ ""r " • * n""w headquarter. M- • 'to a s t I .nigur. h u t.-g tbs. v-.,r L\f KStVS’V IU K. Ect. lb. fo rt Paint and GIm j Company|hl)| diatrlct .'want wurk. aUrUd *,h'ch "f111 JJ* r ■**‘1,l ,0 . Margaral f.aawdl. ag« i. Mon I- .!,ey deserve ^.u. ir.p .v t. T w * n ly |mj|n ...... . f .r | howrve, he hn 1 .be , .r ... t f.S p e c a ll- "Im prm einrnts ... our The mobile blood bank hwdthe nubile And will Im targe j hair, and wearing green striped mdllnn bey* . 1 . thi. ....miry havo | ,,,. ,rj| % | t | |(t( ,, Su., : „„ , ............. .. 'm arket farilitie. at Florida Illy Ui lbe - b In io^»h.b o ffice d. Tf i. .t,n *hc 10-foot channel as .... If. will the oriices , __,.............. trmitArmy * ha* •nough to hold between 260 and overalls and Am. SchwarU brrm.. , „ih ...o u . ompire. They stand fo„| ...near*, W O n wB! office, ',0 f ............. ,r„vu.. by. 1 1 lie entered Hi. Sanford a r e r a j u d l y n c a r i l . g f m .l a p p e a r e d to 1^- .g.. ,...sl • • Intgiic I lunson wh: Dr. L. Munson which .xre located J ^ '^ e r * . A u tU it.ilo n ^ fo r \ l 300 pouml* uf rnmfnnuitic* • non I Iihii ami \%rartug ir«| nvnalU. •••* • t unuppi'uu li.iMrnr ) «iu can t e*.mpleti»ll. . b i p n i r n t , u f p r o i li w . in the Touchton Building. Htlll.Vjk M | o r e g o in g f o r w a r d in h e a v y v o lwill, tin- rb.I.id.ll' Iout channel will only delay pro- Tho trm|H*raturc of thrM- |«M*kn» tout to sc? Sanfunl thi* moifiltig n u h them NJi*takr* vc.«. llut j SlKEKIIK ATI \« K ct *0 neevasarv to people of this “ ill br held at O tlfgrrv* while atulewalke«l from filrt lVr»t Fit at thurr !»• ncu-i «n> crookrilnra* i n | u r y . | u m e f ro m t h e s e a n d o t h e r p o i i i l s • T Brown, forn.ui mai.«C-fl 19 to but due in the quick freer* room through'S treet to the Hotel Mayfair before major league umpiring." ItrictyekjH o f-Ih e Postal Teleirr«|4i ..ffi.-e|he wa* ri4urnp.t lo Sew.xrk where *in the Slate *y*tem, and nt F.irt which all product* for storage, thry were recopiiupd and then * CallingMflP *n end of (rolitical M r. t l h c l i *** IntriMlueed by , hrrr and currently managrr >.f tho | he hit inly ,2k7. hot lie cl»utfd » Myers plan* arc under cnn»liuc—............... dilly-dallying, Vos’* aisertod, MI have In be. processed will Ih> kepi parents summoned. i.corgp Tiuhy, who had charge . Bartow Western Union office., 21 home run*, la il’.uhle*. ten tlon for thr lurgc-*ralr handling at 2Q degree* below xero. There Monroe \ ntighn, negro city |>rithe program and who said j, *eriou*ly ill at tho, f lond i triples and i.atte.l in *7 run* of gladioli sale*—a brand new believe the Sanford Hiver project Finch niganiied th e ! Sanitarium in Orlando following While nt hi* peak dunng the product »n far a* our organisa­ ha* been a political football long will .also be a meat curing room, soner who escaped .Saturday l h . t M r The Commission ’of Game and enough. The people of Sanford a meat chilling and aging room ntnrning from the l.al| yark. went i,aart>m|| achool here nnd had tion is concerned.' said William severe heart attack suffered /rta.'i V/aUr Fteh fa peylnx ami th e Fifth Congressional Die- and a cold alorag* room of 21 to Proctor a atora duxing the even- milt|0 outstanding aufceaa of about one week ago. Mi llrowii latter portion of thr xratnn, he I* Wilson, Director of Florida wa* forced out becnu»e of a miner State Farmer*’ Markrta today. beuntlx* of 91.00 on foxee; 92.00 iriet want action by their re­ to 38 degrees. ing nnd requeated that th* police • lt had been a*»ignnl In the Orlando illnc** .luring the la.t three rn bobcat*. 80 cenU on »kunk* presentative* In Congress on this The Eckerson building i-htch in ' Jack Ratigan, pre.i.lent of the office since June, IIM4, nnd only weeks of play, lie c*me back, In tunmiarising current activities and poaeum and on Armadillo* project and other Internal Im­ recent year* h,* been used as •» dcr. fl^puty Sheriff Jack Rlfk' Jaycec*. announced that a C*n- recently had been transfer iwl <t however. In the little wntl.l nerlr. in production areas. * • S I M It . wa* announced IWs provement project* | tr/ | Florida Blood Bank dlpic Bartow, storage room .for cr»t»a by Chaa# eon cam* and got hlPk "Thar# appear* to he o ^ e r y playoff* In help the Bear* cap­ morning J>y County Judge R.W “The political practice of vole- enil Co. and from whom it wa* I will It* held in Sanford next good chance that the Fort Mvcr* ture the title hy 'hitting .437. State Farmers' Market, of which Ing glowing promise* along about purchased I* ideally suited for Mi*fortune came Levy-Whitner'a fiT ’a letter to Judge Waro. I. election LEGION MEETS TONIGHT John C. McEwrn i* manager, will time each biennium mu»t »«ch a quick frees# plant, Mr. _,N . Kennedy, director of the Game way In 1941 and during thr 12th Tho Campbell-l,o**ing post «.f provide facilities for rale ahd h n w n stated this Inomlng, n . ' * m * I ** Le'hcr announced .there will \}ciul F m h W ater FUh Commis­ com* to nn end. If w# or* ererJo American Legion will m#«' game of the *ra»nn. while pla pointing out that It U hollow tile S e n t e n C P d shipment of gladioli. Growers 111 J a i l i ' ° ■ meeting nt the board of the sion. wrote: " r e r y n e wishing to tonight at 8:1.0 ’o'clock at ttin I ing fir»t ba»c. he wa* *lrucC ^y (('•VllBBH imm Vmm* « * ) Oi N i t 1U O C IIIC IIL C U . „ J t t l * '.Isrectcra of the Rotary Club al have evidenced an active inter­ cUinf bounty must tern the two Legion Hut located on the L a U - |" >>»*« rtm srr nnd hi* left arm est, and since then- i» very plen­ f » m feet of the enlmele Uken1 In • I lUNliMHrd fr«M I*M| r ^1%) at the City H all.die alto appoint­ front. tiful production in adjacept te r­ to one of our Conoervatlon Of­ ed a committeo for the ohiervaritory, it appear* quite poseibla ficers The Coneervnllon Officer lion of Ihe 28th anniversary of that (hi. important commercial WASHINGTON. Feb. 18. (4 1 win give them 4 reeetpt which flower business may take it* Scventy-one-year-ohl James <’ur- the local club. will dsoir the number of animals ley. who la a Congroaslonal Rep­ place alongside the more prosaic Visitor* at today’* luncheon In­ killed and the amount of money tomatoes, bean* and other items resentative from Massachusetts cluded: Burt M. Bristol of Codue them. These receipt* are Member* of the Seminole Coun­ seated by opponent, of the bills. and also -mayor of Boston, wa* normally handled through our sent In to the Comptroller for ty E a rn Jlureau, at a special TW American Farm Burvau Fe'd- sentenced by a Federal Court In basset, Mas*., E. C. Rice of market facilities," Mr. Wilson payment In the tam e manner a* meeting Friday night, - voted tb (nation' I* said to have orlginatnl Washington today for mall fraud. Battle Creek. Mich.. W. W. Gard­ A tentative schedule for tho game nt the Sanford Municipal added. 8 tat* Invoice* ere peld." sustain the action of the direc­ the bills and favor their adoption. He Is to ierve from six month* ner of Salt Ijike City, Utah, Vcffcrane Day celebration, which Athletic Field ut 3:30 o’clock beConstruction of * shed to in­ tor* of the Florida Farm Bureau A fter spirited debate, the vote to a year and a half in prison Georg* Hunt of Hoston, Mass, I* being sponsored by the Semi­ tw»en Branch Rickey'a Brooklyn crease facilities of Ihe Florida in opposing several bill* before nole, County Chamber of Com­ Dodgers of the National Leagut City market was. about 90 par unanimous to up hold the and pay a flqp of 91.000. . ; MA8ON8 TO MRHT CoAgree, which propose that the Eentenced slang with Curley and Union E. Allan of Orlando, merce and schadulad to be held and Clark Griffith's Washington cent complete a t the end of the or the Florid* Farm John Guest of Charleston, W. Va. Govemtaent ect up and operate on April 3 lo honor the returning fienstora of the American League. week. Col. M. B Hawkins, su­ director! In ■ opposing were a former members of the Monroe Chapter No. 15 bf^the service men and women who serv­ National Ijtbor Relation* Board, and Gordon Hwaim. Other attraction*—during- - tho pervisor of construction of the Royal Arch Meson* will hare uielr two large phoiphai* plant* and these. Wills. ed with th* nation's armed forces afternoon will be n golf tourney Florida State F'armer*' Markets The question of improving Sem­ Donald Wakafiald Smith, a n d regular .meeting Tuesday evening onto potash plant, it woe reported today hy M. L, Cullum. bureau during tha recant war we* an­ at the Seminole Country Club that reported. He said that this pro­ inole County aaadlot farms cam* Jam** G. Fullar, who already i* nt 7:50 o’clock nt which tins# the nounced today by Georg* Touhy, will get underway at 1:30 o'clocJt ject should be completed within for lengthy discussion, with serving a five-year term at At­ degree of Most Excellent Mwter preaident. • The bin. he said, provides that result that a committee was lanta for mail fraud. Smith was genera) chairman of the chamber A flower show will lie open the n«xt Un days., A similar will bo conferred upon e cUee uf after five year* of such operation, named to Investigate the posaisentenced to from four months commit!#*. t, badly needed hy th* public between the hours of* candidate*. All numbers are the plant* would be turned over machinery bllitlea of settip* up mac to on* year In prison, and ordered Th* schtdult for th* day'* acti­ 10:00 to 1:00 o'clock -during tha Mark*!, will be comnzmd to attend. VI*Ito r, will he to cooperative* to buy *nd oper­ to p»vid* muck, leaf mold, old, atable to pay a 91.000 fine, and Fuller vities ox outlined b«gin* with a dayMar. IB. Col HawW Iinam-HrBrtrwning, 93, died ate with the condition that co­ manor* and other organic m atter draw a term of from 18 month* parad*. Oralley Odham 1* chair - !f A band concert will bo present­ operative operation* be subject to al at his home In Oviedo a t noon at a cheap chaap rate and on treason. to fiu r years. * man of this special committee. ed for one hour, starting at 7^00 Tha outlook for 8pr(ng crops making available up to 90 able terms. It I* believed that ASHBY SEPARATED The pi parade will start promptly o'clock. In the evening. The con­ appears good throughout the, All three men say that they Frltiatr. Ha hod lived tn Oviedo Th# * product* the government pr<Jfcrarn of soil for the past 80 years and won I on fo r govcent of the --------- will appeal to tba Federal Circuit a t 9:80 480 o'clock. A t 10:00 o'clock, State, according t6 reports re­ buUdlng ran be tied in with this Court, of Appeals. Curlty said he conductor on tha first train that motor boat race* will be held. cert will be followed by a itreet ceived, from our various lockl ernment demonstration dance which will be held from of program, said Mr. Cullomf coma to that city. H* was born will take his ease to the Supreme There will b* four races Including manager#, this week-end,** Mr. Mar. 98, 1882.. a t Boston. Mass, Class A, B an<| C races and a free 8 * 0 o'clock until m i d n i g h t Wilton declared. Proper drainage to protect Court if /i#c*sa*cY-.-; Another dance will also be held, Unde wee again discussed, d them to tha membyrs. and and bad no known relativN, J Z S 'f 'u for al| type contest Prise* will committee on this - subject in order to fir* the WOODMEJTTO M EET-' Funeral service* for Mr. Brown­ be awarded for various evknts. probably at the Armory, between hforraatlon received today from F. A A.M. TU MEET hours of 0:00 o'clock and i instructed to take up • t tho Th* Woodmen of tb* World will ing will ba held Tuesday *ft*rthe Naval Phrvon&l Separation Governor Caldwell will speak i t th* 12:00 o'clock. r with. County Engineer hold their regular meeting to......................at tba Orfada 12:45 o'clock and thl* will be fol,„ b Sanford lo d g e No. 82. F. There have been no definite A.M^ J. McLaod, of* 7:10 o’clock at a barbecue which le will hold it* regular, ns to begin at 1:15 o'clock. plant yat formed far the Jouttin; Mobile Blood Bank To Accept Sanford Donations Feb. 21 Keccives Injuries ;TsiSi;1®-lh* •,hc p",,u 'ii"*' r s - j - R * i R s B f i .......................... -....... ......... Improvement Of Mart Facilities Nears ('ompletion J Group, Announces ** Bounties’ For^Game S Curley Is Fined, Farm Bureau V otes To Oppose Government Operation Of Plants & By Federal Court-3:10 u,clock Th,,r,'l-y *fl,rno<,n Tentative Schedule For Veterans Day Celebration Prugram Annouhced W. H. Browning Died Friday In Oviedo e JS iW S irt JSr eontaat aa4 tb4 shi N't V '*1 sfe & sa r i v— �% Tjig sAUfonn qsB A ^:gj>yFffl.D, P A G E TWO The.Sanford Herald MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18. 191G FLORIDA legume* lengthen the vgraiing Sixty of Florida's <17 counties, season mu I incren sa'th i quantity have ami quality of pasture hcrbajtt. .Mr. S|ie»eer explained, now I . county agent*, and four of the ,0U also miiplov uu'*i*lanl Sgort'.Jr ..ll counties nave home demonstra­ tion agent*, and four of ^these also employ assistants. More'Flor­ BY V. IHTTINt; ida counties now have county and TCUCIITON d ju ig CO. home agents than ever before, } Duties o r county and home de­ Quality tell* in these day*. monstration agents and other cx- Every purchase yuu nuke tension workers, the director said, should t«t carefully scanned for are to help rural people in any it* real value. This is particu­ they can to a.ivance in crop larly true when yna buy VIt. pi oiluc t ion and marketing and in umin*. HER HOPE CHEST KilAfclUfc** |« I DO* ilnllf rir rp f Pn fontft? T h r | i-oplr n f th ra c o u n try will Hruitlhc a aijih o f relief* mn4 8tmd8f lit I lot Ida Hint th e g r.'iit steel s tr ik e lifts heeii Filthily s e ttle .I iitul liiiU 111 Mn i u d IIr A i r M n m ost o f th e 750,(100 H lrikiiiK .w orher.f i|i th e l>i« ste e l Voi’iw rjj*i***4 M w rih l .!••• n l ions w ent h a rk to th e ir jo b s today. It is not too rtinetf to OfU*rr XT, mitt. I* Ik. C— «■ Rm I . i i I, l l o i l i l * , •in .lrr hope now th a t th e fo rm u la w hich w orked sn ccessfu lly uf ('..K ira , nf Xtsrcli H, I w ith ste e l m ay soon tic tif)|>ii(o to o th e r strik e -b o u n d ill* d iis lrie s a n d th a t t h e p ro d u cts fo r w hich th e public has w aited so inn}/ m ay soon he comlniT o ff th e n sra iu ttljl lines. It should he fa irly -obvious to every o n e by now t bat h ig h e r w an es m ean h ig h e r prices and th a t w h a te v e r is g ain e d by th e - b ig u n io n s tlo m initling th e In d u stria l Jailor m arK et will lie paid fo r by th e ('nimiiqtjnjr public. A llh o u g h g o v e rn m e n t sp o k esm en hail sa id t h a t a w age in c re a se ould be p la n te d a t tiiis tltp e w ith o u t a n in crease in price, th e fact re m a in s th a t th e ste e l se ttle m e n t in c lu d e d n o t only :pl 1 8 '. re n t w age htaist fo r a h e w orkm en h u t a lso a So a ton p r i’o in crease fo r th e c o rp o ratio n . T h is in crease w ill he re fle c ted in h ig h e r p ric e s fo r e v e ry th in g m ailo, o f s te e 1' w hich th e public h a s to buy. T h e re is a n o th e r w ay in w hich.w agi* in creases can he g ra n te d w ith o u t flicr«!s»ltig jirlc FaMUfcrd T to HrfsUI Is a >s*s»a» A a s s c l s u a l*rvs» » M r k d o l l r io U Ir d i s I * . I v .r d ilp il • auSll.flllon «f all s . » s •! .■ oillrd is Is ll rat* of ""I sap" < Ik# ls.nl »»»*-. tmMI.Sril AO rlakla Is rrsshll.sllss rial'dl*|M>lrk.s k s.H s.sis .f.s .d , ___ CHItlSTIANS KEEP TltF. W0H»>: d a x s e i ’Ah a t f . f iio m COMMERCIAL X tk U U t ,A At) DA HE. MANY CAM. THIS DAY Til Blit SABBATH. »T IS A BLESSED CUSTOM. IT MFA1..S THE. WOUNDS. OF THE SOUL AND Ft EC IIA HOES ' IJ tY iifi 1-0WEB AND GIVES IT PEACE THE SOUL NEEDS FOOD Arill KXEHClSE: tou civ r Ihy -iddmti day to keep it Indy.—Dent. A; 12. That old express ion, "Keep you lirt on,” hs. taken on new nu-ui. g ill Ills |ast few mouths. if >u take it (iff,-jsgniMinc else i* it-ly to grub it. Tito new am bassador to Ib-tginm lam en ts tiist lie r s n ’t find aity s tlff s b o t i in W ashington No, but w e'll l-ct he can find plenty of- stu ffe d shirt* i iu'i r. The. iiplnlun stents tu 1-v witltiy thing readied a new low in Wash­ ington the other day, |u | there i» genera] diiatur-cuinnl a* l»>- who Florida ha* the largest pci cap­ ita - income nf uuy .-..ale in the South, according to Harold (.‘nice, secretary "f th» Ktot - > .l.intlior -.i dunm cier. Thi* is sorn. thing worth rrmeinbering when wc tmr■Ider the per capita n|>| toptiatlons for sinools, hospital* und so Everyone insists that the ftflmc secutity* of the world, the only chance' uf Ikvoiding unullter world war,- and only hope for tha success of the UNO, depends entirely up on a miii'itl ami suirllunt nivival throughout^ the world, lint no one scams to . exude much confidence that such ti mnrhl and spiritual revival is lit the process-nf Inking While there iv.still some vacant property in downtown Sanford— and we venture lo predict tli-re won’t be long after building m»tertmls hecoma. avaliahlu - - jiujiu:-thing Ihould la- done l/y the City t o w a r d establishing permanent perking lots wh-re people can nark tnelr cara when there is no longer any room on the streets for them Within two year* there will bo twice , as many ear* n Sanford a* there ate today. And Hfeh, In Quality First of nil. you «hnul SALTY V. 8KNOW which, one* you neei WASIIINGTON—One thing yC#| and hote your doctor's advice Is don’t have to start worrying about Invaluable. He will he the first just yet is a shotfbge of salt. Th» to tell* you that the best qualUuieaa of Mine* ostimntrs die • Ity is the chea|M**t. These ore United States supply at SS'trillinJ Imora efficacious, yield lietter Ions, or enough to last for -12.1,- results, save you mcney in 000 yenrs. ^tho long run. U*e<|. Mtrhon flit not only en­ He will ah<o tell you to buy ters into the making of sotlfl of Vitamin* bearing the taln-ls of .various kinds but Is ql**i an bnreputable phurmaceutical firm*. pifttant ingredient in the produc­ lor by so doing you are Assur­ tion of iiaoeticiden, paint, Irnthrt. ed of fine quality, | tiro* and otber pfodpets , This I* the 98th of a seric* .Legume* mid grasses combined of Editorial Advertisement* ap­ give better pastures, says I he pearing in this paper each iirntay Florida Experiment Station. The predation in the quality of the mcrchnuditw. This has hecome limit- nml more noticeahlc to the public ill tile" las: few ycant .as. with ptic.es frozen by the gou-jmnieitt. gootli’ have made their appearance in the -dort-t which by common eqiuscnt simply aren’t worth Having. Generally this has lieetv attributed to tfin y,.r, hut the fact remajos tlhit -is Wages have been increased, with juices .fre^n ,. thu.fjimUlv has hpcome worse ami wuirae, so that in the final analysis th o ‘p n b lir* ritH t-‘t*!y»’ th a T d lL ----- ^ ............... There is only one way in which wage* cap.)><< Increa eil tf) the MiYjintltKc of tbo. .#uu|i1t- as a wwjRjj tltat is us ,’i_ tesult or aa.ilarearat. h r prodiictjvily. When a worknjfut thmugh Tmtg-rtfpetTrnce'or greater efficiency. iS'JUsfF- rrr' produco twice uh much otThe formerly pruilttretl, his wage can la? doubled ami both he and the tsonstimirtg public n Well are benefit led. Or. if through the i i m t a l l n l i n n I .f h i l n ^ i saving dnvic***, morn efficient machinery or through lh* •utrodiiclitin of better factory management or belter orgnui ation methods, production is increased, then wages ton an lie incieused without raising prices. • Hut whenever wages nr<- forced up urnltnnily 'by the strong, arm m ethods,of faIho- czars, there is uotlilim illned Itv the public as n whole and the ml result is hound to lie either higher prices or a di-precialed produ t. .SKI-; us FOR— • • • • • • • ' AND BODY WORKS A Thousand Years 105 N. Palmetto Avenue Wlmt a jolt lo miili’.t pride that "T” utar bn-diiH-i wjti other tiny! Ilert- were earth’* inhabitant* nil puffed up ’' 1 excited about having dincoveretl aluntii energy, only learn that some star called “T*’ up then- all tho-u- (tdb-t tv liatl tieen having atomic explu-uon.t I .*><»«• yetic* ago t turn the Hirnnhima-Nagnttaki atimta into child game* i-iiiilpnH-on, Ami nil that happem-d on the dor before tliiml ever dreamed of auclt a thuig! ll makes one wonder wltaf-t goittg on in that star nm< a g ric u ltu ra l ' uhn-b Mr*. W. Ihcidore ldtngl*y and her uucxts. Mis* Ann Earl f’oratei nf An,lcr*on, S. c,. Miss 0 *Ia Simumn*. Mi** 'icasuc Sitmnsns r,sd At ft* J. M. 'Simmon* *f-MownrmHej-H.tbf motored. tr* Dr* Iftti'lu mi Thtmulay where they spent th - afternoon most, pkia•.sully as tin' guests of fried,l*i- j ,,O i- mi -------- Phone 371 s e t v ic e " till* Invurart# today ii * profeuion shd to will* it conipatontly raquirai SERVICE s baekqroencF-'trf-expe- beyond tub rionco plut clote atten­ tio n to th a c u [r« n i need) of the inturad. With thoto quallflcoilont we loilclt your in- CO NTRACT | e « . i t * h u d n o il. H. JAMES GUT AGENCY *03 7 - PHONES 7 8 'AND'4 8 MUTCH BLDG, for siduiit-s and nuiinleiuincc nf SANFOHD TWISNTY YEARS AGO ic ladies pi Ihe Episcopal Mitch will have cooked a fund F*icrul* uf Harry L. Wabli, .-*(v j,(anting rttnng tlA streets!‘"If *»t Ugnialex’ store on SuturfaDs mntingvr of the Florida amt in the pinks and also ,llicliiedi,*oy, *. Vegetnide Corporation, .and well to employ a horticultural ex Per1 known • 8 n n f a r d clliicn, wt-ru to ilssist in Hu, matt-'r n,f design Mr*. Frank, JJntilley., n* rectuiL shocked to hear of his death this ing the plans for tlie beuullfici hridc, was honnte.l by a "kUriMr morning at Hhfto o’clock at the tlim program. -h-wsr** givenTiiy Miss Eleanor litvcrslde Httspilal in JaeksimBully Tuesday unrrnnml nt l^tr sills*. li-utle no l.nuiet ijvt-nue. Thwe City official* ,nn ngreement had beer, made with t,n-"cut included Mrs. Pntnk Brad-. The f'lty [b-nullfiral Inn Com the Globe Dpvdging Company, ivy-,'b « Thcitua Dobbins, Ltlllmitts*-- ttatuy m ithniucl the |,„i whereby tlie rnntpativ in -ubmit rt,--iidy. MaiLhn Wnllsrc. Mgfidmse nf trees ami planks ! | iIj>.ting its bid for tliu l,ill to be made -<lh. Mary , , dc*, Move*, I ingrain for supplying the neces ■ Inside the bulkhead on the west Betty Bronson, I.uclla Mahoney. ________ti«-.*.i .-isrcmctic. Mary Klnlauf, ii|„ ext -u-don Ttiu- fuii'l f'ii c e p t -ynig county .out huiMr ilc iii-m -S n iliu ii u g ru ts ■ii Bs from t l t o c soutecs, wblic fund* fm rm ploving extem ion offirhii. and «ti< ttiii»i», who are not s k i a c h e d a n any spetdfic cniinty. conic frnns the *tutc and 1i'i!i-inl governments. • - - S t * ( r «-*-.(rn*r*- 1: '.vnr-'rrc I'tlttptTntc witli the f c l t'i;i| -extension -ct-vtce. which k* a part uf the U. S. Departnu-qt of Agiicultur.-, and w ith s ta le agricultural experi­ ment station*, tilmC Mippurltsl hy s ta te an d fcU inf funds, in disM-tninuJing infi.rmation nrtmng r u ­ ral i.ciiplc Trained in agriculture nit,I home cr<>ni)mies, they ore the bridge l»et ..i-rli the scl.-ntisl and the jss.pb: tih.» KeetF lh a'Infnfoiaj liori -ii acalcd bv-io*cai *ii._In o ill- j to obtain t l u *ervirct of a county nr homo domi’P*tration neeiil. or hdth. (t it necessary for it county to prnvldv a portion of the fund* I it tills Li I.OOQ years fur. rn iT h ’s au tn n e exploaum*. .*» Mi anil Mi*. Benjamin Whitvel th ro u g h th e sk ie s liert,.e Iney la-come visible lo T r fo lk ? A nd will th e y sm ile to le ra n tly at e a r th ’s q u a in t m-i, Mr. and Mrs. John McKee And Master Jack McKee formed kw nrdm -ss? O r d o n 't s t a r folk sm ile? O r do s ta r s 'h a v e a rtingjnlnl party visiting the fun lit tlllandn oil -Wednesday lint if man evt-r did discover people on shirs it would bCjJ>AiB years lifter tin, people were there, aim in that cast* would they still la- alive in spare. What’s the ttsy! Earth maud nitiri hml lietter stick to figuring out tips year’s in -■une tax w|tich is title much ins* than l.OlHi years front ’iow, Ju st the same it might Ik- fun lo he an astomvr, .-upI a relief In turn the ji-ycs far away from litis ivorld some linns. . AUTO-PAINTING SIMONIZING MATTERY CHARGING MOTOR REPAIRS WELDING SKAT COVERS USED CARS & TRUCKS AUTO* PAINT state and every territory Fas t,\ 'ust, Minnie Beck, Her 6t liossiter, Helen Jenkin*. Ileiu Hilda tiullcr.. Marion Hau l, J o n c a ,____ lotcilc E c h o l s . Katherine Van Ness, Beatrice Powell, Hlltabetn Knight, • Alice Blder, Thelma Powell, Mrs Bichnnl May. Mr*. I*. H, Bchol*. Mr*. Charles For­ rester, Jr., Mr*. Ilook.-r, Mrs. Brown, Mr*. G. K. MeKny. Mr*. Nieholton and Mr*. El C. Fa-hqls. encer wishes to thank the people of Sanford for their loyalty and patience durjngr the war yeatsi at (he- #e»nmull- Country '. bib Wftfch will give thi* rhmmuntty tfcr finest thing of it* kind na tigve ever had. Included In the project ore a ladies' locker room w|lh showers, a powder room, storage room and kitchen whir will be completely re-eqnlpped With atpve, refrigerator* nn I all ncocs’nry accessories for serving meals to cltih mem her*. It 1* h«p#d lo liavs, the work completed festivi OUR —iSOTlR-E DAIRY V-L, • . -. t* FARM IS NOW LOCATED al 20th. Street and Summerlin Avenue oixler to avoid pasiing e ;k penre time Army lew, *•* Ji»* fittest th*- Amtiv te red to serve towlowering its physical arda for draftee* so aa- to enough men to mext IU itihenu overseas end a t the time release from the Army thOM who have »e»n**ervlev kind of On Impreeilott uotrained 4-F*. will, mated occupied counlrice where In uniform* of U. 3. eoldiefi will lie expected, to maintain 1 It not pleasant to content(cation ,V Meanwhile, the pension ‘ GRADE A .-i. i .• - 1aui- ‘ PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone 1061- - if nb ansv * '-H <tr call 230j> ■*i , ‘ wdii have to idFgkpaniled t.v [f room ee more »W more era Dr medical discharge*. t ^' . | L| b herd if a growing 'tendency In .country for the peapld to voto pcmienUfViftf , Pitrtv affilU t, h according to the Gallup pull f recent survey revealed percent are Dimoerets. IVitamins Should B* f Irt por Wodfrn dairy, under « condlUoDft, New rars won'trbe available for • 1 *>!»*# ' ' some time. No need to let ‘'Old Faithful” nm down #beyond repair. Our complete auto service will keep your car in running: order. Our expert mechanics can locate any i» trouble and do Bn AM repair job. J- I j t g - y ..;!!!;- *r i dk ^ i. v V . ^ •'* - jl, A slight disorder cadfeltt in time will save you time mrd ipoisey* Drive in todfcy for a bumper tp bumper check-up. �-*»- - •A • jr’ ^ TV* - *w* - " ---------- ~ — ----------- --------------- — — - ........... ' 4 p - w i ..........------------------------------------- j :.-1--—Vy— ■« ■=-■“ .•I -------------------------------- t —^ ------- . ■grr *'-. 1 ' : a ’ *iW» MONDAY. FE B R U A R Y 18, 1916 TBE SANFORD HfeRALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA And Personal T clf. No. Mrs. O. (J. (lihliK Hostess To Circle Hotel V arieties Hospital Benefit 50c» Feb. 20 — Weditewtlav — 2 :30 I' M. WOMANS Cl.CIi Social Hour 2i>c. Stenographer’s Note Books POWELL’S l l o 'j Phone 9HG O F F IC E S C P P I.Y CO. W. Are A* Nrnr A* tour Phone I Itl'i Mae. Are. Phone trait Huy tyiicjt-.ytm Kmnv them.’ s . - Mag. Are. »• i" r ^ "!* r AH iittr diati-iint! i are rut in 'American style! We tin mil handle chip diamonds even in our mount- ink**! Ntilhim; liut I hi* hesl nt Kmiers! Wm. E. KADER Capt. anil Mr*. Gordon Coshy hute rrturnetl to thru home :*» \ li vaiiitrni. V» , after visiting Mr. *li*l tii* John i. Galloway at Thru h**mr ITJH Magnolia \ venue f. i some time «fni M i* . U cureu .7.77-W' 112 S. Turk of t'iisrleston. West Va. are here for soinls time . . . . MRS. II K. WALKER, formerly MILDRED HOLLY, and D iend him- arrived at the Valdes to spend Mime time . . . . M I L -and MRS. S J MCMAHAN of Vineland. V J plan to remain here for 3 few d a y . WILLIAM I. BROOK'S of Jacksonville nnd J II MENDLEY also "f J«x are iieie fm -mnr time - MR and MRS \ M Nt:l SON of A tlanta Gu ate at the Valdes. MRS HELEN t'URIIING has ictuiitpil fit>to ht*i hoiiu* in Mfii. K|>p*c. f b u j r r a m * m f * I Hr* havt* nfi w been W flU* . . troduced by Mr*. MrCasim, r*»ng raiy ln tril th e i t ih * l« * ii( J «m lit*i . , i i ( p o r t u « V te Ml *If n r * * \ **I ;i ff#« « u lr d r i v r Iir ■ h e r n »iuvp*M»fu| m uh 1 f i« * n i» iiT I hi d rr t (it inn riniMu 11(***• w*iu«-i tr*l hi mi'iiil'pt- -if l hi* i.if u p" lilP ilt lir t * *.h»- tin ** a * i i i a u n m i» •»< Ut*in|* ii*-.f*fnd h\ \ ||. poiiftfril ai uin** addition;*! i Ld<« I. 1111* luru Itit*i*» \\t + L J ! an* f |{ <Tm«. Miv T »i,||| p M.|. Ml * fhiiiL * U ilk* W Mrs. Joe Thomas ** • »tuiiyinr i pm m rm iii j l o n o r e c i W ith P a rty . ^ . - 11OBEVI TELEPHONE OPERATORS Starting: Rate 5 clays $21.00 Single nr Married Ages lli • ,T5 Fxprricnce I'nneret-Kary • l*iiid w hilt- leamim; • Freijuenl inm-it'i-s • (Hrrtinie pay • I’.lid vnrnlinn-t • l‘a \i cab k e r v it c fnlate hour* ■ Z..I I. Mi , I i Mt f: f \\ I*.... M. I; Hin t.ii-v Am i i iiiia ni’iat vmi. s . weekdays (,)F0iiGE S^tiD...iS M U Ffs SalurdavK s - .12 SOI TIIERN HELL TEL. xV: TEL. ( O. !) t I r,| kill in i, F ELD t i'lit'— l*< >l ’l I < :ii t o o n “!*«■»• Mel!ci* or \* <T& " A :/ / : L a n u a ih k i J fu>*ft tve r.lbm.MC. OH HIPPING AJ Git Ot OPOOHirttN Vs/UM n it POVtlWtH GOuOt List MAIL V/mt WHICH till MIPPVL Jt)t 15 ARrun W im trtr. A twt> AND INAD IfAMtMHOO CAN DO CON5 1OtHAIM t UlMA^t FINE LKR'ORS H11 ■- •i I M |- f it i.Hht Day! —IM*! Ul • II I %! \ IT U K — t'l'-LA ST RIDE** will. Ml ,111.1 UMtlviai I 1 - - H I YY IS ii I. n FUKOL T ilX $1 t H H it H u ll, p i l l s * ■ mii.s I'tl't: a small chai Hc Im t lie li(|Uor. '“ ■-rss'» ■■■ !i- s -s . ait-..idiug D e p a i tu n -lit i>| A A ' ANYRURY " ; 1 i * * .vi o r n M needed, Ml- r ; i f I D " A Ajrs h rhelit WIIKtliV, Mi,. I|„ kgie Turkman, Mi*, t lav ton .Stutlli, Mrs. J. N: lltitihck. Mr- G. C. Hinchliffe. Mis* Alice ( niiipl-eli anil Mi*. Mary Kdou Laiidie.. O glen. N C C otilract ami gm rum m y remain the popului j games, am ong the g u e - 1 , tlu] critdiage p la y e r. Deem to have | Ift't in te re st in their gam e . ! Euchre gam es continue to tun I nearly all the tim e w ith fm p ie n l changes in playing team s . . . . \ - s ilt i .. i|| . .1* ' S ^ ■r tiff a ejs LA-k- Be Sure the Paint’s as Good as the Painter - • C.E.T. X- Product—Nat t'«»nnl“ llis " * ' Sold nt all Irnding market* Ask youi local • hutchct! »iiii h |>i'i -wnil f liti*l f d (In* id uh 11n*> 1 dr»Cfihm| ihi mrmlMris «* (*» uni* « i 11 In-* and Mi. ! i 1'i . i / n ' Starts 'I’lU’sday! Made I'rbor Fre*h Heel nnd Vt grlttUr* This i» .1 Fresh 5 Icutifrunip wml tlu pu* * w ft i <1 am iiiiitliT Shi ".i> rntfuMi.* ' t t r u v i ‘i | h r Ji m i - i i luh T II F. I l U L L i L l U H i a . FOOII UI*I *' 1,1i 11«*i| YY11.h 11 11»\ VIV 1 i s i i i i f l ! i n r n i n fi u t* l i b ii m i n i u m l i i *»f ft* * ' of thr Sunfonl I’lul* uiul till* .RfilsIUlt for *ri\pj|: fit rhuiimnii of '(nil* N|iw Jnhn Kirk » lin t man nf i PUhjImI DOl. HE J I 0 «.E I Mi ■ 1... 1licsttlal- Imiui'er 1 M 11- -• ...................... t if 1 11 fm lEiirfniil I iinm r loYi hns ■ ^ I land Mi • K i i >11 i \ | , Mr* (Tint*' Mtul wiitis nil! iptunm M »,.* t ’* , t i . u ft V1i t FtM* ' L i . , i: .................. n il a r r k I'V «■«] Mr*- » M I K ' V. I I li sts ft Mt of 1 “Nltnml Beach have K-txen the, ** ll. /latndir.s hiuu.ird Mr* J> h- Mi- . 1 Friend, of A Bncvton Jlunllrv '"«•"» Ku«'*‘* °< Mr. and M rs.. Thomas, recent bride, with a ml*- Yale* M. "» • it' 1 I iMlIi* 1• <■ l,e •5C tr- M t. •nnual flourr which . \« Komlrr rtonr«l hi* |ulk with thi* uehctiulnl to l>« held ii\ the St;'ck generous offer of with ImuLMorn^on >how room on Apr. the phtnUtjc «»f the jrrouiul* of i •nnoupeed the following mm- thy new iJuU..lu.iiig Ittrr -■ to- -assist ----her:, Mni.m eMori is or me to iitm y t.tiui tiHims *s-It * i , f Klivhlwff of j were beautifully decorated in red; Unit. *vi : *!x*‘ , Hv'vlici' ultl| while carrying out the Valep- | t ° is' b!|* L i k0***>I I 11 .. 1 ; tine motif. The tallies wore laid ,.,n*d 1IV. ^ rr.A. Fitts. , ‘.hp S " ,\*Mwith cloths and centet.-d Circle; SvMrs Mrs P. with twhile ci I cundle* and red camel­ W. Wilke. Mr*. C. It. Kirtley of .1^ |»t . ,« * lf O lias SIN with ’*II H W the H speaker* "|'t tIM I e IW table Uli J, I better* Circle; .'It*- ilieiii^' centeted uith ,i luige heart I “Well. Mrs. ( . L. Irvin. ,]1aped arcungenienl of red and •T 1; A1 Lyon of the Magnolia vumrlhu** m, reflector RltVseit . n l Lawson. Mr*, lack WI1|, f|.lnke,l I., * r> stol .v o n sk ta ln a Ruiseir ami Mr* t P lleiob. hl,|lllIIK , r',t ,„ |lr, . Th. place son of the Rose t nclr^ Tht* conn , „tt«che.l 2 7 .;; !7 * ‘ **' hr V ........nt) mutch bovr- deem tiled Mr*. Mctuslin Tuesday at H'.-ld *,11. flowers made of pastel A. SI. to discuss plan* Dr . he j *hHU hj M |, II. fulemun. ahow which will lw a P « rt «f Ihe x l^nutiful iirraitgrnicnt of red veterans' homecoming celchrution. ’ ,., 1,. as and flowery plum was Cleric B. Mann of„ .Jack__Mr*. _ . placed on the piano and th e; Mnville. president of the noridn Hft, Wink,.,, rti„, Vliri, ; Fevictalnm of Garden Utubs. in­ enli i fd und font A i I . ■, . " " i 1 '■ ittibv I aine at their borne in May- 1cell uncou* shnwrt last week nt Jr. will be mlere-ted «J ' . t h T IW lty ; , V» M.e. I*...... . that- lie ba- tieen formatiy tnltnitcd Flnral Heights. Thr rcom* »f Into Delta Sigma Pi. professional, returned from 20 month* duty In' the residence were decorated with rontmerce and husines* fraternity the Pacific TheaWr of Operation* azalea* and camellias. Games and at Johns 11 o p k i n * University and has completed four year* in rrmlesta v/ere cnjoyc-l with prizes the Army. being won by the following: Mrs. G C. Hinchliffe. t Mr* Clayton Smith, Mrs. C. k Coilct ami Mi,, Alice (Tampbctl Refreshment* were srrved l-T pw with r o r- a g e of •. ill a p u r p l e PRIDE A’. li > Mi •ult ... I FLORIDA STA'IT 1 nii:\riiKs “ Mi- i E O'Brien **f t ’olumlot-, I h r f o l i o " I |i «C „ t h H n i ( ; N i u l 1 h s r u l a l u n f Lt-r-t t »■ . t i i i i \ H I d \N h i i h *i M i* 1 M* Oiun, nt lived tin* week lli i.r- Mttintii inti o rfn n in l •» iirtivatcd. nnd nuiiiv illlil 'll Hull I'l'l itili’ tninnnny het mint Mi- Mu*v ar*- mi\\ .tiii vh I"» nt (hr Montf* circli*' ^taitfd Onr of (In* *i.«1r >l«dil MH Hiiti ,MKS .roiJN I I llM I Nt'JI I l"t I LI I l ilt - [ I P .t k l' I t nil itai-.. homr. Mi* Coil it an ha* jeii in u pnfrjft'l k (fi iu l>i l.hi* 11«ant.i.* w- fA1'11* III* !litl«'11 1111' Mf f I*i"l ■*. M1| U r u a | u m d i n u .*wx*oat iiiimlii* n t j l L a S l M . i ; ut Vi4i . i4» . m h . *i*a tloli u t ItijKhvi a v S o . I ft urn Mi t s \> U iiAHHKTT of (S«vrjK«II II \|r i "lolm Mi* Mann. Mi the Viildet Hotel. town, N ^ ntul 'l i t , uiul MRS. JnrkMiMV dlt- in Miami "hiidi . , "ill . , mat Mr, Foster, Ml*Julius be tn h-rnoi of those who fongh' , 1|llllMir.., M(, / ,,, |(llt|iff Holioi! Mar iu ue ham ih'paitcMi ^ U ATSON nlio of firorg^* and died m World Mai 11 Mt* Freil It W il-n. Mr. Heitrv.i for C*hirairu w h m ho iin-* f i l t e r e d '? ;J,v\ n, 'H t. nod MRS. I*. 0 . ----- MR. ----slulford and Ii*. me F.-li - ■ MeJ.«u|in •• < lisle I'tiaii iiti-ri Not (hem* Vllinoirt r*o||«n;e of Op*. h l l | . v ^ \ «‘f Savannah, Un*. M.A. SEMINCHKK 1author, ■>(the bookHt.inl. Ui , j | , . t | Reddutg. Mr- ! I (it in r t r y f i r h a n j r i'V l o i is l y merv- I HR amt MRS. ami guest |[,,|, M,, ||e ,.mid Wilke Mied one year oversea* in France tlciiln — J. L. | rhld of theT i-p b s" )•.(., i in and Gcrttuuiy with the Anny mol PBISSI FY mni *..n of RUtrsviltr. spiai c mln.dm..t v Mi ) • I'- P i |j- ,,si.|t Mi re.etve.1 l.'i- d.-rharge Itctobe. ' ' MRS. GEORGE Irrod. grog. - hm, lOHH. ill | , . | | * - u t i mi li of M o o t i n g I salsa \ STW I.K7 of Connecticut ..««»*•-* l i g h t e d Die ....... m r m ti--. a e i- and gH e,!- „ i i t t r i . M i.........-l L ’r IL i n l i -n f,i. k Mis Ellu|er Mis E. I ZIMMERMAN and WII.HUIl with stories of evpli.1 Iitl-'IIS mol \ | , k ndventmr • III the tlliirdlair pm K irrM lnff. M i. \ .d ie \ \ ill l a m S 2 . r D o n g l e * W . B r o t e h i e , so n H a r m a n s - Md- ■ • gltrr and highl.loris in search of M i s t t ) ............. -n Mi s t tif M i t V ItrtMMiiv o f ( h u < i t >, niiit J- b . fi A R R K R « i rare flower, Mr,. Fri-I e n - .i “I t Ink. i - M, I- i.tod uiiw a i | i n p i ; ^ t h r r e e r n t k u p Mi : nt aT!( they did not make the tiip m M i . U I ...... \ tin M» t h e U n i t e d N a t i o n * K e r v l t e i u n li-t , ' - ’1 H L I.L of L *th• Brazil with tlie intenlion of wilt Mong tit-.t \ | i M Ii'iumi. oil U n i o n S t a t i o n Plar.ii in W a s h - . 1 { ■ * n< ROSM< : I I ington, Dot lie ....... the CO. NENIIEH of F0f*^‘;i£)ntt,,^.,•’ • ing a . book but to discover new S p e c in I I ..iniiiitt.-. . ter an cvrellrnt |ducp to meet • ■ ,1'*.MRS- LEHUl. plants. However, the making of Frazier Mt* VV \ f (i|i- Ii ulml numerous note* wa* necesaty and a ry Memliei' I i - En.lor t i n friend* ROBERTS of t'hetnk, Wis. , . MR. and MILS. LEH BURGE of thr circumstmur* not iiispiin tell, Mrs. Hi-itiy Wiglil uni Miliana) ns most of the time their Alt Inn l 'mmiirr \jipi oxiinately Mr. and .Mrs. Ben E. Currie mid l*'!", Dtw^lyn Dodgers u n it . . . . twin eons, Frankie nnd Johnny, and MRS. E. F. NOBLE writing wa* done at night with a 120 att.-ii.led tile iiff.iu and fe til Teel of llneford. N. r . departed for their Immr in nrrivoil Riindriy In thi'* ijueMs — III)- 1 it t»* Ills' foil Atlti? Mr. «\nri. Mini Mi T i.i wiii n - .Jeweler zm m BARR Mrs. Marguerite Stultr und Mi-. Janet Edwaids of Charlotte. N\ t*. who have been the guest* of Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Kellnrn nl tLn'tr home on Park Avenue re­ lumed yesterday. «»f I.... A subscription bridge party and •m* n » h o r t M t1- he* Mile t * •• *t v* Chinese checker games will b* ' •' o t ! e . N, f'.* At one of the InrKt't I'UMiip** c;m«IIr f*.| light ntul the flump ! • * » u i r - * f \f* * M *'• > I! make sponsored V. edneiuUy at 2:30 junchf^in^ in Ow historv of thi* earlh for t» fI«M*t Di^iverie* 1 .util SKV • Kt m • t I i ,n ' O.-T P itrtl'Uo | i j I'. M ut the Womans club for the San fur d (j»iihn (‘luh held Fruhi- vyi-ic made, putnio. token, noten i ,,f \|r- ;1n,| \. • writ- mart* benefit of the Fcrnald-I-aughton i t the Seminole ’Country Cluh i sftihhlrd und all put tokrethe* llm nett.i 1 “Epps w'a* etcclni “ nftei arrtval• *in the slates. Even Feb * ,tt in :u \ M ti the F Mcnmna) Hospital and the public MH. 4 1W. is invited' to attend. Mr*, Fred president for the new- yeat and then It was most difficult to , llupti*t t htfteh with life I T. William* j* general chairman dglegatr witti Mrs. II. II. Me ronvey to the te.-idei. they said. IV p nVia.k... Ji offitiatine 1 1, -, , . ' of the affair with Mr*. II. J. l-eh- CUstln. current president, to the theti scientific discoveries in an Th* u" ’ Mi mait in charge of the social hour. State convention which Is t*. Ik- interesting way and a m ost' mat i m|*«* l*y ht*l 'ea* ln»thi*». pniugiaph Mrs. C. J. Fisher, chairman of held at Miami Beach May I. 2, insignificant YYOU f j j- I i•hiY\ 11r e|Jf* SntlfMIll, i lii * 4 the rrfrtthm rnt committer, hw and J. Other officers elected -i.. ftcunently have to 1-e reu ititen (diml|#<| | siI]#* VMHlI *111? Hit' M" the following as her nsiistanlt: Cltlpe: Mrs. Julius Dingfeldet. If* timeI#■» UHil ,| CittmilKfi Mr*. W A l.ravitt, Mrs. James tr!^' *'^o'** ? r*' ^ Eath'C The Foster*' main interests ace lf"e* crnt -tril vyilti ,i wdnle --n (•;-!. Recording Secretary; Mr*. L. E. Moughtnn. Mr*. J. H, Williams, Rrmn- r «• -V a '' *',t. thV gient pmerninle faintly, . S K Y * . - t . K ll.-iovk -f 'I Spencer. Corresponding. Correspi V Bpenier. Secietaty the In.miidin.l*'* Ml Foster sui.t , . . , mid Mr*. S. U llighlcyimin. ■ml Mr*. Henry McUuMn '• "ii'' ■ miming '* •**'-' "tan the * iJi -_ j | , i* ,* making many ■ new hybrid-‘ i; The ' ntaid"’of h- iiml-t . Mr l1. ! " McLaubn. --------. ' Each tohle will p|*y as an in Treasurer. Alternates Mut v n |* K \S 12:17. I’M . Daily! to *h hi* own rnew i | ;,Mjw in, -Islet of the 1st nit* , b Lnfioo •|.A particular I v with dividual table and no progression* vtnlion be Mrs. Mr*. O. 0. P. P H e r nspeiics vtiUmn will he ..... .,,,1 n,,. ,a,, altd the |Au pose i* to will tie made unless an entire L A S t DAY! work for color anil form of the bridgp club wishes to attend and don and Mni. H. L. leoke, ■ <■ .IcLaslin aiinounc*it lbst j,jlm( ruiHcr than fm spectacuhit , progress, within the club. A re­ , - '[ ' ,l11' iiHwrn uni t,f ,lih ' flow ns which which nns ha, men been inr the aim ward of' .100 points will be given plan* «re l-eing made for a Ilf h y b .id .in . of tbe past. To for those arriving on lime. , Re- Club G«rx!cn Club House and the ..*• K,.„)rl have coveted N O starvations may be made with Mrs. „ever known to , . / \N D t.L. 1 C. It Dawscift by calling 769-W- gUnUatlm. of another circle and pcssloly a men * circle. , Imtimical science anti 71) of them S OUR • In te r'- Oenoialnifitonal ycung Mr*. W. It. Dyson has left' for Of..Interest is the ru;imtincemcut peoples meeting wilt be held nt made today by Mr. and Mrs. Jacksonville where she will under.the Ptezbytcrian-nuirrh a » ?;30 Iluriy Clayton fletzrl of this city So a minor operation. P. M. of the engagement. and approach­ WKDNKSDA Y ing marring* of their daughter. Mr. and Mrs, 1. Heechrr of ■I'ntnuiin Club vul| i-pomor it Joyce Meredith, to Ferdinand Dayton, Ohio, arc visiting her lienelit bridgee patty party ntul ami checker Gtcgone, Jr.', son of Mr. and Mr-. father J. T. Hardy of this city. Karnes at th e club house at 2:10 t tcrdinand Gregotie of Oiiklntiil P. M. for the Frrnalii-Laughton Plantation. MU Pleasant. ‘ S. C. Capl. and Mrs. John Holt and Memorial Hospital. The wVdding will be solemnized Robert Sims, left today for For resetveatiohs call Mrs. C. I! in April at the First Presbyter­ •on. El Toro, Calif., wheic Capl. Belt Dawson, 7611-W. ian Church in Sanford with Her'. bill be stationed. ^ E, D. Brownlie officiating. Milt llelrej attended the Char, and Mrs- U" II Hteniper lesion sehoots ami graduated front leftLieut, Saturday for Miami where the University of South Carolina, they will Mr. und Mrs. E. A. _T_____. .Columbia, S. C. where she wa. a Perry for visit a week. J ’ijrle No. ! of the First I memlni of the Delta. Dillb. Della t P Church met at the home .,7 I social sorority She has lo-en cmMis. Frank MncNeill has de­ Mis. (> ti. Gibb*. ;mh M aple tfhiyed a* executive secretary of Avenue, with Mr-. lr. T. Tbomni. I'he Y. \V. C..A. at tiro university fatted fm Tampa where she will attend the Mersbwmkt* *Murkct chalrmau. presiding. Mi?. M. S'. 1•'* Columbia. Cleveland led in prayer. Mr*.;. " r- Gregorie attended Clemion and will view the latest fashion*. Gibb* save a talk on .Slew at I- ! Calleife. Clemion, S. C, before Mr. and .Mr*. Chnile* Whither ship ami the 111tie ■Study','" What going into the'CnTleil "States ArAt the Valdez . . . MR. and BnptiMs lleiieve" wa.r delivered i my Air Corps. He served as of Jacksonville have lieen the re­ MRS'. CHARLES W, BACH of by Mr*. Cleveland. flight officer and received Id* cent cuost*_ of Ml*s Leltie Catd- Fumtcr. S. C........... MRS. THEL­ -Mrs II. K. Tut net "invited |V- wing- nt Stuttgait. Ark., and for welj at her home on MugVolia MA FLANAGAN of the State Department of Education at citcle to meet with lid icr in Match sonic time was stationed lit Max­ Avenue. Tnl!nhn*xcc . . . . D. E. WILwith Mrs. . 0 . (I. Holler as ci- well Field. Ala. He received lii» Karlyle Housbobler, law stu- . LIAMS of Tallahassee . . . . MR. Iionic*-, The Yulcniine theme was discharge from the service in No­ rR rlrd Out tn“]thP refreshments vember and i* now In business in dent of the University of Florida, j and SIRS W. T ROYD of Hous-pent the weekend with his par-] ton, Trvn- . . . Ihry are the whicll were served by lliu Imste-w Ml. Pleasant. cut*. Mr. and Mrs E. E. I loti*-1 parent* of MRS. FRANKLIN to the following. Mi*. It. T.k k-4.b.r ■ ■— IIKNNkTT -f this city . . • • Thom ns. M rs A. f, T h am T is,* ' KENNETH CUNNINGHAM of Mrs. I.. H- Harvey. Mrs. Josh H, M? ta rro ll, Mr*. V. (#. (laniv. Mt and Mr*. I.. Hawkins Con­ Pliilndrlplnn i« here for the Phillip*. Mr*., Kturce**? (toll. Mt«. Mi». O (i (liblm and vUiini. , C. E. O’HKIENE of nelly have as their guests Mr*. season O. (». K* M i, M» S’. Clcvc * Mi*. .1 K. llriit. Cutmelly'a brother and sister-in- Columtm*. t olumtm*. Uhio i* is visiting her land, Mm. If K. Xurnrr. Mr*. law, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wimbiih aunt MRS MARGARET CULM* TAN . . MR and MRS. W. E of Jackson. ,Miss. * bridge—Chinese Checkers a ’ tJi 1IK I Social Calendar Heczel |;nf T m .ont 0f M,iss P e r s o n a I s Announced TUESDAY SPIR A L ROUND Miss (iodwin Weds Ernest L. L a w MrA. A. \V. Lpps Is Elected President At Harden Clulf’-s Annual Luncheon Activities p*riyi™Bericfven ___________________ P A G E T IIR K b F IS H T A IL S fry P U PPY T H t PORPO/Sl The In-fit workman cirn't produce 'a HUtinfactury« paint jnl» without Rond quulity imintn! Sn whether you use yumown houae painter or ask u« to nupply one, give liini the choice of our dependnblc flat pniiits, enmm-ln, vitrnifthcM. ahelInc* nml color*. ' [ ^ n c / t A F o u c f" 1t > A. by G RAC EU N Ii ns adi *rthett In MAULMOISELLE STREAMLINED BEIT ite . - -t.<y Pina n % Fed. Taa Try a touch of iparUa and you're Parit-imarll * T b c first really new idea in m en’s belts in ' forty years! D istinctive streamlined Sterling Thof'i the headline now* of CraceDne'i Silver fiu d d c —.in sm ooth satin finish. Imported bow-bod in lino royon faille - draped Hit ' r pigskin leather in your choice o f Natural Tan, ' . . * couturier* way. h‘» gay ond gleaming with a Brown o r Black, T ruly— a mojJcm belt for the m od em man ,j [ cryitabdeor highlight of plaitic braid . . * 5 .0 0 brilliant accent on navy, block o f brown/ • ! ’ i ' BTRATPUNK WITH SII.VKR PLATED BUCKLE $2.00 * . Wo also carry a complete line of DUPONT’S In: & u p * fib LIQUORS WE C A N T GUAR­ A N T E E that you wilt find «U o f y o u r ’.fav> oritn liquor* here, but we do hove som e of th$m , „ . and we’ll do our host to see that you are satisfied. ,81 iX - Water-Prtrrf Dretwlng • • Chromium and Metal Polish Touch-Up Knnmel In Black Auto Top Sealer •i i OP ALL KINDS At ReaHonnble Prices! L r- ’ d'W SENKARIK GLASS & MIRROR CO. BILL’S PACKAGE STORE A N D BAR • 112-114 W. 2nd SI. I i* * ■ PHONE 320 -I'1" • i » i Lj* j \ * ' ■ > m AitiSWje m. . . ■iiiaiT.'VJUK1 wai^U. 1 �k Wijl (Californian. Sees $30,000 Added Be Run At Miami’s Hialeah Saturday 8,000,000 Homes MIAMI. Feb. 18.—For rotor amistancv lone >■ thia until latn In Trailers Soo beauty, few American spectacle* February. •re comparnble with Flamingo The Hand a have been the D»y at Hialeah Rare Course w ith'focal point Hialeah's tropical Ita nbvel parade of the fiiflol iK-nutv .inti 1032. When tho pink birds on the turf course. 'track was rr It then, the offici. The flock of &00 flamingo* will [sit struck, u be henletf from the infield lake, porting a do a fte r the feature' sixth rate otiiagrd birds t Saturday anti marched clockwise In the Infield almost n half-mile around the) The first g Brass cooyjp p ast the clubhouse however, alt and grandstand.” 'tremendous • President John C. d a r k antkl-[crowd*. Karl pate* a crowd of altnoat 30,000. sailed away, to Witness the procession of the J Everglade* (__ ____ flamingo*—the only ope of He Key* toward their native Cuba, kind In the world Another lot was promptly orRacing highlight of Flamingo dered. This time their wings Dey wflHw tlie'M^.'OOO edded FIs- wers dipped and they were pen- Phone 475 .,r A It will 1m quite for a now car. and paint your BODY \yOHK Cold Preparations }?0k*Tn ! LOS ANGELfe-^Sterllng Glea­ son, public relations director fo r the Civilian Production Admin­ istration in southern California, say* he la conservative In pre­ dicting thgt 20 rtiDlloh Americana s8on will be "living in IntOtr home*." . Gleason'* picture of postwar motor tonring puts a trailer be­ hind cvrty four euto*.' It creates J“ ^ aa above set fori*. anil r»U ar. hereby minlveO' Is rile with t|i. C lerk'at said Court v„ur wrl't*, Appearance (personally or l.y at tarneyl in said suite, an Ihe Oral Mbhilef in U a*h, istc. h.-hm Ihi rth ear of ebld rmnnib. and then- The n a tu r e -o r eald su it arrrets th e title IO' that certain irart nf land In' BcRilaoLe r o u n iy . Florida, dralgnau d. a# l o t “A" , and other•via# ns ''Hotel and Park" on * plat or plan nf a subdivision nf land* then n w n s l by ilie Atiamnnle I-end tloirl and N avlp sllon t ’,uu* t>any. a FlurhX* corporation. a t-] rurdln* fo a plat I hr r inf recorded , In llooh " (*, at pane t l , of the Gfrasiih shy a the " war ptbic lured a tra ile r booitf prematurely but pradicta another la already In the making. "Th* manufactur­ ers here. In Indiana, and In other part* of the countni can’t begin to meet the .dem and" he (ays. "It won’t lie long before you’ll se# the biggest mas* movement o f ' tourists In history, and at Uaet JO million of them—probabl more—will be dragging their trail er# Iwhind Ihem." th e fu ll flam in go brilliance. He went there in 1*32, graduated, it a year ■■ Sports Editor of the Florida Times-Union, then went back to Gatorlsml in 192T to establish- the Univrniuy* I'libim Relation# Department and head the Florida alumni aaaotlation, HU 19 years their made Frank •Wright-a wealth of friend* In ev­ ery part of Florida. I t wsa n touch decision not to return to hi* alma mater and the good work he wai so closely identified with there, but . It'*- back to Miami, where Frank wa* born, and hi ha* already opened hi# own budnets and industrial public rets i office at 1/01 Dupont Build' MlamL Kid Cook To Fight In Orlando Tonight Johnny Cook, who began his boxing career here In Satm>rd fn 1V2B, will enter the rin g tonight In Orlando when he meet* Char­ lie Morrison of, Tampa on the American Legldn'a weekly boxing card. '* Cook, more commonly known a# TONIGHTS ENTRIES AT HOG TRACK Air Bfatioa. Sanford, Flori­ da will BsstMMe n* reepottal, hillty tor bills or debt* incur red after ft P. M- 15 Feb- BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME with VENETIAN BLINDS men I, the Commlaaloaed tm iccr's Mewic or the Wel­ fare and' Recreation Depart- StUp’M Service Officer SNAS Sanford plaintiff- »Mli rcM-rt WITNEWI rey hand and the s -s l of -aid (lours s i Hagford. Florida. •hi* ( t h it*y o f V e l i r u - r v ' i l l , 'AJerk . ‘‘khhihw o f said ‘Ma i Clrei|lt -> • roi'V T V l y t o m i i i . IV ■(1(1 AVUSUIV; i KIJAAIIKTH ANNK WH.R, P lain tiff. \VII.UAM IfOLK, JIL. U IV W tO R IF M -OIXIDA. Tu Id AM OOI.K. Jit., address, SIS Jefferson Ht.. gu lp ry, llllnole. OUKCTINUK: II s p p - e r l e g f r o m t h e s w o r n 1,111 e n m p l a l n t h e r e i n llu il y o u s r e &‘Ll izrl 5T] V_i V3 Inflda, this t llli Usy of Clerk nlrcu lt rourt. Ki-minnl, A io fliy , .Florldn Altinlit Cewaesy—Rrrwrrfss f* AllMlt, CWfisflr, CkWTeaaet*. Oyp*y Doll, if if, fii t’srd. I,t Hayi-r. Konok t*,|S>-*ll, (tewsrd Me. pink Color to its /- Third Hare— B /l* Mllri ! Strand M all IMII-. ISeresd Kail 11*11- 'laah l*! Ijrrry Iloy. II imIiIIw l lr s n r . Jlimky. Malone. Autolrll. Iilsrk' l^ r . slleter Isirrv, ualtoni n n ita . Indian tWmit, News. Karan Ki .IttVlr.) HeXSlU * flare-—F e le r llj Florida has the needed essentials for industrial' ■proaperity and its supply of raw materials offers* dazzling opportunities in many fields of indus­ trial developm ent — T ---------- 1 J net *A*lr*P. V Thunder do, Miittani Hull. Hpsr, Ftleopln’ K S B P « TIN! OIL CAN BECOME J l t u t l i * U irr, B ■ K iro n ., Joll busy <l«ys for lelephons folk* throughout the South. *In every state men are at work utitling new long distance telephone circuits aa foal as - ......... possible in order to handle your calls with greater Merry 'V F.lahlh Mi w»n*1. Ink T"!1! !#«—x MM r t f t t t t n Aa construction work progresses, calls now sometimes will begin to find new paths. In » ‘ ^ ' 'w . !! • ■ NWfy'f'* decudos ^oi oxps.imxclttiou have ahovra thefuajtbllii/ ot trn>; oil * iRoducUon IniTorlda far niwoioua cow- iUWL O rry LEGAL NOTICE IT THIS f l X C l I T f*0|il»T>. * * • * • • » speed and efficiency. • NOTICE F-ltrunry, ISIS (asisk# > -* A tlantic Bank Bldg. tCIrcull I’auiJ^ftestl im iw the-meantime# I f yt n i l s In rertsln eacehicata and the enforcement o f e * r is|a restriction*, deaerltwd In Ihe hilt, end lo «|nwt 2 — »— WITifKH* MY lUINn AND OFFI III al Hanford. Heinln-ils .jurrow un. acnJiy, . 1* and II of th e I’Ubllr lierorde Ot Seminole County, Fp-rhu. end in which suit the relief snuiiht I* i ’I Al. 1 I'uunly, UUiKtuty,- KsaMr -• ■J in boxing. Nett, delayed X? — REAL ESTATE-BROKER LIQUID. TABLETS. SALVE, NOSS-DROPH -J- CAUTION USB ONLY AS DIRECTED written dereflaea, If any. lo -the IWU o f uem plaint In eald suite »t the tim e ;prretrlb*d by law. Herein fait not or iU'htiuent will not even Ita mother— knew any­ thing nbout the car* and feeding ff ** i rf'vl-n *—'rr^-ft ~--r | ■'of young flamingo*. j Hut it didn't take long for the birds to get used to 'th eir new environment Now. n,ore than half tho flock m e native ami Mtaj lrah ha* been able lo *Cn^ Ua. inlngiM to many loos and^raVnawhile until evoryone enn trade ngerles. \ The hint’s flame-like coloring Lot me straighten your fenders is an indication of th iir good health. If one of them become* old p«r,.BvaHUIy and protect it Hllr^TI* plumage fades almost' h> | white. The brilliant coloring cf Ihe bird* this year, commented on by so many of lliafeah’s visit­ ors! I* the result of n chance-addi­ tion to the bird** fliet. A newlydeveloped vllarnlnlt <d flshfood wax put Into the lake for th* hgneflt of the finny population, but th* flamingos toon took a liking to WELDING it, and It has apparently added Just the right ingredient to bring T h « e ire KOBICUT A. WILLIAMS s a » sxfsr,rl£- so low that almost any American' family ran afford one. "Trailer* were telling a# chsap a* *300 be­ fore the war," Gleason says, **aml manufacturer# w?rf a lon& -way from assembly-1 ine methods." Some aomhern California fac­ tories are turning out trailer# at COUNTY LAUNDRY COt lOalnlUr*. LEAVES UNJV uniler way. Gieast "because" even turned out only four' million auto* wanderlust. From time to time annually before the war, and ma­ terial shortages are still a vary other flocks have been added, Now the flock | | practically fe n I factor.1 aelf-pdrpetUatlng. The first fla the Flamingo Stakes, j Th* mingo to by hatched In captivity la a mile-and-an-elghth, and j In 1B37 was the'occasion of muci men deem it Inadvisable to, cxcitmrnt. but unfortunately tb* their three-year-oldi^ a >11- fUdging didn't live long, Nobody Send your Dry Cleaning* with your laundry. We offer you a Complete Service. ~ Mo n d a y . F e b r u a r y w . ia ifi FLORIDA T H E SALFORD n J r m a i p i n e p r o < f u c r i o r T i d a L 'ic n ' c long w tabllsbtd industry Ndw uOate far pino la ploatics; and other tifditS&UM _______mw u . i . i6tW* . i_______ '. . . . i . , . , Open* lor twpnnsioti H1CIIAIU1 J IIDNDT ««d n U P r11 r-'v-v* \ lo be delayed, we hope yon will Froved cdw liberdsliy possible durltii^ the war, peeea Unto raako* pooaibhi the understand. vmttM mafkellng of d*fcydf»tad |nle*s on'** Wfdw basis lA iM io iie T ia i of tb* UaiUd Sutee phoa^F �M O N D A Y . F E B R U A R Y 18, 191C T H E S A N F O IU l H E R A L D . 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HASlUUSN JIIM.IU htUIINUl.i: m i N il. a r n f r i s L m u m . iv vm > WITN‘1:.1H in> I, nit amt >>fflcl»l VitmlniMt i t r l t , *'t ' li­ vdii vkvivui i: r o i v n . *.al 4,t Sanf<U4. flnrbt* *tils t»l • *T V« t AV VMIHBil. r a * . i f K ltK D VV it v *TA*n: or- r tn n iiiv . tij "t t‘rt>ruaty, lit* ,r s lit: THU KSTATK OK MANN, it* ..irrit < I HKUNlli iV ... I t'il|;ii IV. ilAUKMAXh is t ti v N tm v »'lr>rk of tllp HtoiVe MVled I ‘ - -i MAlUvsIlIt: LLIUUH Iutil IN 1*1101! ATI*. To 1,1. Wlli>.q IT SI AV < **N » i'Trtkfi St nil VH f t t{Ni, IIAltltV t.f.llK II«. N'viTB't: ih iii|tu :itv i : i v r \ h . m i l>r(rnd:uil, IIKI,UN 1., ItAANMANN t!**l ' • t D tV o ttc i: fin d (.(<••( I ,l* - AihnBifMiatHt “t \ u m a i Tti trrt'.v H til*- *-Inin n( Kit it* W" I! IS-it.'NV TO} MAtUt V LlMlKIm, _ il-i pea*- *i-< Vljuli ll!i. 11*S. *'i CMISIel. t!»at t!t*'-t tor t,[ I. tkvrrly. GUck-D»i*kt Usi'n r«r” rri. s» -n- ,(.».* 1 I «f 1 J»r«W |M)C «U| npplF I•• th*- 1fesrea. -.1*1* It.IlM .*f Vou * r» lirrr ltj t-iiulr.,1 to f i l e , \V. Y V i»r*\ I'ownltf * 1 ; I '• youY w rlM ru n |i|iearnnrr, in i>»r- ' hUHisli' I >, Fk'iniH- t'li Hr*- *H!r: .un i,C try .(turner, tin ..r iwfure. RADfATOR REPAIRS vm r . .r. PROMPT SERVICE ON ALL CARS N E W A N D C O M P L E T E E Q U IP M E N T E X P E R IE N C E D • EM PLO Y EES PA G E F IV E \ r>. rt»* ti t* iDtltNltOW, f i r . a ..f | ha u'ifault tv*« iii Jr,i ■J— I'nunty, Kfnrli RAYMOND M. BALL^REALTOR Beal Estate Sales— Ben Inis—Mortgage Loan* Dependable Insurance and Bonds Boom I .'F lo r id a S la te Bank B ulding- * ■ Strickland - Morrison, Inc. y . CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Guy. Beautiful animal figurine.* in bright colors to iliK-ontte your home— for sale at WOODMEN . OF THE WORLD * Meets every Tuesday PM . 7 •‘•3° • AUTO HORNS ■ f> AUTOMOBILE <> HI BGI.Ain Autnmatir ( AS LOCKS' * a Crcorr.LUion reLeves promt csure it cue* right to the i trouble to help lootrn i i gtrm laden plitegm, and aid nature ; to Kiotno and heal row, tender, ln> I flamed trt ncliUI mucoun. m am s b ra n d Tell your drugjUt to sell you | ' n botileof Crcomublan rdtb th eu n - ; tierst-inling you must like theyray it i • quirkiy allays the c-ugh or you aia iTm rftTryrur money bact. BOYS OF WOODCRAFT Meet* Second and Fourth Mondays 7:30 P.M. AI W.U.W, Hail. nr. s. ITith Ave. H. J. FINCH District Reprvscntntivo P.O. Box 237 11UK 0 CASUALTY © BONDS lie sure ( t o ) wills Pure SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP ANDREW CARRAWAY 0700 "*'•2100 Mumc 'IT J rtf mxX- 201 N o rth P a rk UK N orth Park AOKNCY How women one/girls] /Hoy get wanted relief from fu n ctio n a l p triW /c pain •t«ln »t Im Hii. i I IwiWdw 4l*|nM TWO list * Iwlf, U it,*.14-,tin,aa autiu, si* Siostwo.* thw rule tail* ,M*1. fA W W W .W W W V NOlV IS T H E T IM E T il I'l.A N 'T A I R C R A F T SEED PO TA TO ES WORKERS ¥. North Dakota Corlifirtl Utul Itils* Sot* I PoInlotMj Orticr now before it's too hats*! L*1W* IM Uw "II ' la a >rt*l I I.U 1-M , i u r , u I mi* i.utra **1* d, * laullMil ennWi. r. COLD STEADY .JOES ARE NOW OPEN EOR YOU HUNT’S TUXEDO ' Office Phone 9fi7 Resident l*hone 699-W » r“ «*'4- .1 ....... pay ^ *I -I VJ* i Kfrtttii! k^iilo i 1’h‘i 11k* nr.; VtMil-*! Kmwi r I'.i ), iHiding f*ir ftd* T*•« VHil l »|i"|!«'t..!r i:I • C*| ItiVl 111a i I'M v4ti * til *-# and ‘ *{fs f k*- t , | »•»\ j f \%it 1\ FEED STORE hid St. al Sanford llm ne H.’i.S NOTICE We the anil now n n re O ffice, O rla ndo A ir llasc. ure c!o*e<l her nude of -ihortngv of m ater (ills' in order to hiatal) it modern oven. Wait'll for exact date when wo will open in our new location in the Cowan Building where we will bo Indter et|id|>pcd to fulfill your bakery needs. SIT. WANTEDI) VOU want some carpenter work dune? Bo* IK, tlo San­ ford Hera lil. HELP WANTED Robb’s _ Home Bakery. * IN W. li t Phone H64-J 1 tLriMfh P l I I % W ill . I .b n al AMMAMAMNMMVWAWWnnAAAnAAAMAASn/UVVWVVVW. SUHKO in H RCELL COMPANY CONCRETE PRODUCTS SANFORD C o n crete Pipe, Huilriing Hlouhs. U undv-m ixed ( ’o n rrc lc , Septlr Tnnkn. Concrelc F ence I'a-.l. Well ( urli* nod r P r o p e r ty M.yrVibw *• Hwaf-c/oj/o u l Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co. M e cw YOU DIUYE ITI PHONE 200 C “»C . W e ls h ; a <r V DEPENDABLE J T :. ,,*£/) AND PROMPT 0 Drycleaninff *i Service jj racily tiiat, Mis. AmaricanHousewife. LANEY’S DRY CLEANING C Plum e l(»j Roy Wall 618 M tllom lilc Ave. £•. PRpng 8L1-M . *. GREYHOUND. RACING WEDNESDAY NIGHT AND EVERY WEDNESDAY SEWING machine* repaired. WBt BORROW HERE WHERE hams Flxlt Shop, 200 W. lit. PRIVACY IB RE8PECTRD ' YOUR natural desire for privacy PARHAM'S new welding shop. in money matters la strictly Electric welding, quick service. respected here. Fnsr.ds and 2 blcchs South Monroe Corntit, . relatives are not questioned about your credit. Your em- FOUNDi Leather key case pon* r oiorer or puslnesa , asiochrtae ' tainfng several keys. Owner may h | « by. paying for tide eUf not bear of your personal affairs. Thera is no cause for rooniy. loans. L-3C: i E ven though {txul fats are ration* free n o w ...Iuditsin.il f,its are still very scarce. That 's why it i j so im* p e rto n t to keep tu rn in g in your used kitchen grt ijc, to help m ake soap ami oUicr peacetim e products. N ot for mouths will th r fut supply b e back' to mimtiit. M eantim e, you cau help the situation by salvaging REAL ITALIAN SPAGHETTI DINNER WITH ALL OV TUB TSiAIMINGM 14 ,od 1 ROY JOHNSON’S RED BARN * * * * * * * * * * AUTOMOBILE l Roy Reel, $00 J unless I save my used fats? BALANCING: PLUMBING . . . we may be n ^ n U-DRIVE-IT, INC, . * Sanford, Florida. R e p a ir w o rk a sp e c ia lty F re e e stim a te * . P ro m p t jtervlco AJI w ork g u a ra n te e d itxid, Kin* !•••■%i.|«h! KHKR. ■ i 'u>-i | . i , sm t.i iiitr.t r vmii in *$ni b nf — -i -*4-**^— ikuttfr t”t7r fi,1i tfUfiiiK .ilujut "Til- lient \\ **t 1*1.'* ■$|*|*I> I S \irnv lL“rintinj» Ktution, 1 ' H IlmtM*. t'rls Js .Hid .Miiith ! L Phone 1211 STATIC and DYNAMIC |>hone ISO C R E O M U L SIO N Will wa it gPKCIAL THIS tVER^C—largo THE SANFORD HERALD haa an *re*n Florida eggs BOc d do*. o p e n i n g for n young man, p re­ | palmetto Grocery. Phona 441. ferably a veteran, who ia in* terested in a permanent job BLOND modernistic- 6 pi«o» whieh assure* a good future in■*Ue »ulle,. Kxcclleiu rondlUou. n wall established business, T hh i Inquire Oltf W. 1st St. or ph»no i* a good opportunity for a con79I-W. - - , identlous, capable, tillable. o » j greaaive man who la not a m id • ® JUST recalved—a * shipment' S t of liard work. The job ia not •pre-war qinlily safety glass for confining nud the hour* and pay >uutunuildlea., ' <T u t. to twittern or lire good. No experience ia no* installed, Sanford Paint and e weary. Wtrite to Rma 77, Her* Glass Co., 117 S. Park, Phone Aid, or Phone 148 and aak. the 303, boaineaa-uffiee for an appoint-t ment, or apply in person to that department. HOOVER vacuum cleaner. .Phone 3D2-J evenings. GIRL let aoda Fonntatn at Lwt* av’a- Drug Store. Part tim e o r BABY Q U IC K S-SU rLthaat-nnw . You can get a gornl supply of Lk blood-tested It COLORED for la< ‘w Hunt's Tuxedo ...__ ______ hour* and Phone 358. pay. We will teach you. mole County laundry REAL ESTATE — Altamonte Hitt W. 3rd St, . Springe, new 2 liedroom stucco on concrete with elactrlt stove W A IT R E S S E S waitresses fee night club, Tram, and hot water heater, $7750.00. aportalion furniahed. f ' Exclusive Homer Sewell with ITuckel-O’Nral, Phone 23757 SALESLADY for .Uad world Orlando. • The Outtat Store, Sam \ and 4th. ’K , PROPERTY — Home** U ko frontage, acreage, in Seminole ADJUSTMENTS c o r p o r a t i o n and - Orange Countie*. Call want* reliable men to Hat* ac­ •»N«iwbt Sewell with lluckelcount* in small" * town*. Box 0 ‘Neel, Phone 237M, Orlando. jC Y EJferald. IVANIIOE Circulating kerosene .coin:* WAGON 8F.RVheater, practically new. Phone ICE CO. "Woman with 209-J. background and education, in* personality, lietween FOR SALE at Ceiling P rie s — of twenty-five and fbrty. havi 1(137 Dodge 11* ton l.n.f wheel lieat of reference*, to act base platform truck: 1934 Dodge 4-door pa**enger car. national.Orgsaicailon. Combined sminolo County Motors, 109 civic and commercial activities. . Palmetto. Car MftaaUaL Apply In person, •Mrs. Harriett!,L> Wilson, Ctt-o. BEST Grade ( 100—$1».90; Una Gueet Home, 812-Magnolia, WJi, * B. -1 1Q0-41090; Sanford, Heavy Bread Left over et: 100^1640: I, R f - 100—4.75 prepaid, -life delivery guaranteed. Poultry Farm 713 S. Howard Ava* TabsfSa --film T7.- - ‘ ~ ,t INSURE NOW! S K A T C U S H IO N S for f'cin«hc. Cl'.cst Colds, BronchlHi , PROTECT your clothe*, furniture and woolen* from moth damage fpr 5 year*. One spraying of ASSISTANT Finance O fficer, perBi»lou does it or Bcrlou pays m a n in tlv assig n ed Air Base O r-, for th# d a m a g e .-It'a odorless, lilid o , ifesire* furnished a p a rt­ m ent or sm all house, V k ite nr stainless and dry cleeiilig e*nra il L b John W. Roger*. Fitlremove It. 'Touchton Drug 1* fNy.ftf-tMkors. i s s r s * on. • W rite George II. Wil- phone 771, S an fo rd . it March 1. MISCELLANEOUS • How To Relieve FOR A gk>od furniture dial —• .lia m s, J r., P. O. Box 313, San­ See Walter Beni, phone 127. fo rd , or leave m essage at T ele­ ORANGES l7.00 bushel delivered. U. W. Lord rhone 7WI-W. CHICKEN batteries, matal and wood, broiler unit*, intermediate batteri#*, finishing batteries. In­ spect ions arranged at your «oa"AWJficnce. Plume 024, M H ,U FLORIDA HOTEL LOBBY WANTED TO RENT children. TOO LATE Hard-To-Get Items! “ «"**> v»* WANTED— " l e c t r l c Bathtoom Heaters, I’LL inly your car, regardlr** rf itgo or condition. Roy Reel, $15,67. 300 W. Snd’S t II. H. POPE tOMPANY. INC. ANTIQUE China CIo*gl with USED SUITS and dr«**«. Cash". Phone 394-M. 9 beveled mirror. Phone it. 4 ROC. WH,L TDK party who picked up BALLARD’S feed. j*r,terrier, etc. my walking slick i n s i d e Phone K 05-J.. 11. Q. TourhU-fi cf the . wml ra<,m .‘'.atmduv, _______ 1201 Cclety. Feb. ’ti, please return it to Mr, Cote* tit pool room or phone WE ARE fully equlppetl and E. M. Howard, 299-W. $1.00 know how to recap "ycuv lire*. ri-waid. • N atural .rubber ur. synthetic, we protect stdetvall* of your WOMEN In attend the HiMplLtl tlrer. Jo**** Tire Shop, • Cor. Uenelit nl the Woman’s Club l* t art it Elm, Phone fiOK. on \Vc<fne*day at 2:30 P. M. Driilge and (711110*0 ('berkrtu, UPHpLDTKRED • fabric*, tapes­ Social hour. tries, brucatclle*, tlamask*, imitation leather and drapery fabric*. Arrangement for cartage if work desired. R. S. 2-hKDR()OM house or ap a rtm e n t, Brown, 2911 N. Orange Ave„ furnished or unfnm iahad. Veter.Orlando, Ptu, nn. P erm an en t reardetil. 2 small DAV BY DAY w r . ARK GETTING IN STOCK * GLASS NOVELTIES PHONE 149 OK BRING YOUn Ao> ta THE SANFORD HERALD Count, five worda to the line, nwludlng phone and addreet A Ca* “ • All adverlisamenta for situation* wanted » ill b* charged far at tk* regular elaaalfltd rate*. 10c per fine for oim tnaertiue Me per line for (hraa liuerlluH 07e per line for • ItiMrtloae ; • 9$ per line far 20 Insertldua Mlaimum rile* . . . 30c FOR SALE— is Ilcautiful IlnndntRtie P H O N E 260 R rcm Start 8 :0 0 One moment is all that Is required to involve the autometdllst In * ,waah-up that might being hi* entire resource* crashing down In ruhv Fur nig protection we offer inauraue*. It c o s^ little to carry compared to the possible c6*t of being without It. Save yourself worry now and poosible years of regret later by carrying proper in­ surance beginning new I „. P..M. S l a n t T n riig h fft A ll-S ld r S \j> F e a tu r e GREYHOUND HUS is on the air aver U'DOO tonight at OtlO and over WLOF at <1:23 with hit the "dope" on thr dog*' at the' Kanford-OrUndo Kennel Club, AfTfK WTIAT MR. BROWN S4IP TODAY, 4 j d & p u o v e n wet? w ir c R K eep SAVING SVEN rAT J C M tt B*v#nth f i i c i - i 1HH1ON GUIDE NFORD -ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB AT LONGW6 0 I) MERRY i’lDOW N b MINORS ALLOWED fJYRY PRO/j I H P M A * r - y \ £ ■SHIRTY ARP SHEETS I IM a TURNING IN A CAN TOW)V*~Y m A ifptfcr 4* A .m M o .M S tp e s. t)n H oule 17 '(J U n fo rd H ig h w a y ) INSURANCE? a^vbul 12 mllcniSpulh uf Fanford , ; . ^ « f A T * K i J ' A i.n o w e there % * • . I® -•- '4. \-J- "aag.VC! �f 1 HrtHli T d R n H n u a ru ih n H ii:.' U U lfeSW U lli MONDAY, FEBRUA k f ' V i l ’l& V THE SANFORD H f f i A L P , S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A in 1042 and during the . club't training Activities, Levy burned up the grapefruit circuit by lead­ ing every Yankee in the plate department. When the opening Itell rang, he lasted only ala weeks before being sent back to Kansas City. He declared that (f «Rltii«M KrvM t*MMr« da#) he cduldp|t get going during the Wftji broken. While sweating out early part of the aeaaon. While the recovery of the injured limb, at Kansas City though, he hit he was transferred to the Kansas City Blues of the AmeHcan Asso­ ciation where* during the final 50 gamea of tha season, he hit JOG. Levy-Whltner joined the Yan­ kees tn Spring training again W hitner Signed As P ilot Of Sanford S tate League Entry Percentage Pay Hikes And What They Mean To U. S, Candidate U rges Reinstatem ent Of Funds For River playing with Newark, the Yan­ kee International league farm. He underwent Spring training crease. They say that when the setskng with the Yankees but same percentage of increase l» ap­ since he was anticipating, a call plied to each worker, the neediest into the armed forces within a people get the smallest raises. For example euppose a certain. m atter of days, the Yanks farmed him to Newark. The Hears, in an r f f tr t to eliminate the possibility of breaking up their Infield with-’ out any due notice, decidrd to play Levy-Whltner in tl* out­ field. ‘He handled the center field assignment that year without thd, FOKMIR State Department oil *ddraft hindering his efforts. When ■ the season ended, he was runner ; up for the league’s batting ! championship with an average of .322. He slammed out 12 home runs, 10 triples, 34 doubles and batted in H2 runs, lie was only ’one of five .300 hitters In the International that season. On the third day of the play­ offs, Levy wav drafted but re­ ceived a medical dischargjt' threw muttb> latsi after *p»»*tlMp , ; Did You Hear A Knock? - i n K l e h e S .. OTTAWA, OnL—R. J. (Dick) Iona of coal into the plant e w j r he rfensurv Oormao He winter. The heeling of 16 down* _m 4l|WlJ4i**LMIfI ATWIII he Treasury, inler> hl,has a queer {hnjU|fhJob. , door town government buildings de­ ( ‘ *V r .C s' . commented Mr. H ’ —-— !r -W <he roof, . Ills office building pends upon them and the space going to receive the benefit, of .development apprupvtatipna^ now 0 r the *cho° l* sporting bond contains the opening of’ a mlie- ncatid la approxlmataly 32 mil­ r the current j long subterranean passage—Ot- lion cubic feet, or equivalent to, it the lime?*" -----stamp tales A retired Army officer after term to Dee. 3J Coral Cables | tawa’s subway, he calls It- . lie about 3.500 homes. The Parliament buildings, the ,15 years of service, Vota pointed leads with 9205,' 5, The For; i controls the comfort of Canada's out the Army engineers compiled Lnurtenlale High Schcol *wpb Prime Minister and the member* old-end new Supreme Court build­ ings, the Confederation and Jusa recommendation of necessary second with 11 7,005, Cove, of parliament. * Corman le a chief engineer of tic; buildings and Ottawa’s new work, projects only once a year , Panama City third vlth tlH i,1.17, „ __ __ .Khfer . . . . . pro-.! __ „ .Ft.. t Lauderdale tha government's central heatirtg post o f f r e 'e r e among the struc­ and if tne Sanford St- ______ Anthony, jjact will jsidetracked, ** *— ~* during ~ the fourth with (155,000 and Chero-1plant, lie has a staff or IS men ture* served,by Gorman'e plant. The plant is’ built into the aide, -* fifth witn and they manage to feed 10,500 present icaalon i f Congress 'Yhere, km keo High, Orlando Orlan of a CO-foot cliff which rieei front would be no hope for definite 9153,458,’ the Ottawa river. The entrance action until next year a t the earSchools pnrticip "We are cognisant -of ■the cleat is on the roof because that is liest. t awarded n Treasi need fer continuing the thrift where trucke dump their loatle of Voss declated that weak and citation "for die program .which has functioned so cool into 2,000-ton and 1,000-ton Ineffectual leadership fn the House vices tendered in well during the war." of Representatives was the pH- School Saving* I mary factor for Hie failure or for their trophy e___ the Sanford Rivar and other silk’ flag insignia worn by AmeiiKlflh District development pro- ■ran fliers in the Indla-Hormalects to receive favorable action I Chinn theater of war. The inlone-ngo. — — — — (algnia are painted on paraehts*e "During the present campaign,” j silk nntl bear tqecripllcn* In *evSHOW CARD AND FOSTERS he said, "I will make my position ] eral languagca. clear on all issues confronting the) A peacetime School Savings people of the fifth dfstrict. At n Program In Florida has beet cn- SI GNS 0 —Dec’s Sign Service (O. I). LAN DRESS’) Rhone*1021 the last decade have haydly ad vanecd beyond the point of poll. Ileal ballyhoo." F k irid aS ch oolsAre Praised For; War Bond Sales 144 and opened the season In to .to per cm | of tlte company's, cents an .hour, plus insurance fi fUId. formerly Charlie KtL straight-time wage payroll. IbertsflU. Ami w m t of the wager'» area, lie hit well but was Tht* 30 per rent thunk would he earner! would receive larger □weil down becnu*e of the notes* divided in an Interesting way. mlj»e» if their existing pay were JACK80NVfW,E, Feb. 18. ty of wearing a buck brace. He part of it would lie used for nn lowcp than that of someone else Between tha opening of the curns sob) to Milwaukee in mW* Insurance program—sick pay, j doing the-same work, 1rent school year and Dec. 31. uson and was leading the Yany* death benefit*, etc.—for all the! Thus It is not a blanket Increase 1045, boya and girls In thr nins batted Inuntil the d«r workers. I'art of It would boused of 30*per_cent. It is really an «v- schools of Florida have sold ft,| ,cl1 *»henJohnnv l.lmtell tleu t0 eliminate wage inequalities erage raise of 30 jter cent. 126,473 worth of U. S. Having* s record. within each company. The union)' If there were a worker whose bringing the total sale* At Milwaukee, be wa* usel as ;urge* that people doing’the same pay accidentally happened_to be rccord for schoola of thla *Uto (work for the same company should) the nrernge wage for the whole. (0 924,536,668 for the period get the aame pay, even If they company, It* true he would get a from May 1641 through Decemwork in different section* of lho,30 per cent Increase, Hut a ll! ber 1845, aceordini country.* jother worker* would get eUhejr nouncement made to J>i tided Ifp | less or more than 30 per cent. , “ ~ " ~ “ 8 1 f t - k V a R Y TIME W l u fAw The remainder of the 30 per' In the Genera) .Motors case, the* B E T T E R QUIT BATTLE, THE OTHER ARMY cent would be split up equally, President'* fact-finding board reeCOMBS IN AS PRISONERS O' WAR/ FEED IN G ‘EfA among all the workers. Thus ommendeu a general increase of Tom Smith, nod Jim Drown would 18*4 cents an hour—an average SOUTHERN g r WE GOTTA FIGURE i-Ty? get the same dollar and cents rnisr of about 17*4 per cent. The [ A DIFFERENT WAY TO ) ‘*V-' BREAD AT raise. j board deliberately ducked the CHOW T IM E / KV PLAY THIS GAME • A In the case of General Motors. ,l.ur1’li,11" o f “n insurance urogram tlie unioli once estimated that* • hJ *"« elimination of inequall,this would give each worker n i leavirrtr tlw.se m atter, to the raise of about 25 cents nn hour. ; unl*»" *n'* ,lle corporation to That is, all General Motors' '*ror*t °*1' ‘ wage-earners would get about 25’, Home lo r Insurance __________ __ __________ 1 he union accepted tho proposal. .. -------- 7^—. ------—•, - -|Thi» <M.r)W‘f«ti«.o refused -it.— If a Utility man l.y Manager C asey i both parties Marl accepted, would •Stengel. Following the nemmi’n 1this havj meant that every Genplay, he underwent an ope-atbinjera! Motors worker would have' end was purchased by Connie gotten a raise of 13 cents an Mack of the Philadelphia AtUMlrs hour! early III IV46., H* reported .to tin* Not necessarily. A's last Spring but was unable A union spokesman says the to participate In the v-crWuuts. union no dopbt would have ex-i Levy-Whltner says he vt 111 try'pected to □*’ part of the 1914; to play tbjr sensot while manag-jcentB for the insurance program! ing the locals. If not, hell u se 'ami the elimination of inequali-l himself a* a pinch hitter often, (tics. * HI* physicians say that the hoi Tho union and corporali-in ’ summer weather here may be would have had to settle this by', lust tho th’ng he needs tn corre.’t . ec.||ectlv- bargaining. _ ; ;The Sanford Herald III = II1=111 111= 111= II1=11 1= 111=1III1= 11111= 111=1 Y5CHTST0R SALE or charter 34’ Quarterdeck twin cabin Chris Craft. Sleeps 6 comfort ably. 1941 Model, A-l condition. Used very little. Nicely furnished throughout. Large deckhouse, 2 - 95 H.P. Chris Craft motors. (1946 price on this boat delivered Daytona Beach/Florida, approximately $11,500.00.) Asking $9,600.00 with $500.00 Insurance premium for one year Freshie John S. Robins Yacht Sales5 & Equipment :{02 South Hcuch Street. THEY'RE HERE! LOOK Central Florida | Freeze, Storage wants tn do everything to ’ develop young hull however, n,. fcn nut it. Company Formed B read I'M HEADIN' HOME TO REPAINT WITH PITTSBURGH'S COLOR fcwn DYNAMICSI* > and he he can player#, "wlnnlnv games will I* primary,*' 1'eiuv.Mrd >’r.M Our Mr. Whiddon will assmqe LI* ilutlc* ji* 'general. m uua;et of the rm t-lniffon reinforced with steel. It only need, to be repainted and club tmlay. roibnnrd with the necessary In»i In thin and machinery, Onler* fir thii were placed on factory schedule late in Decent Iter, Mr, Johnson added, explaining that ht and -Mr*- t fate he) have Ireen jenrk Ing on tho deal sirree Dvr. f4. i'lr. Johnson-and Mr. Galrh#l will bo actively in charga of thg management of the new concern. R.L. Cornell la consulting engineer for the company and Frod R. Wllscn attorney. Mr. Johnson came to Florida from Washington D.C. In 1.810. Hi* father operated several butch­ er ‘shop. In that city where as a youth he learned a lot about meat cutting and storage ’ , He srrved twn years In World War I, am| In 1925 graduated from the University of Florida with • IlSA degree, receiving an MS YHH— ’- - S , OLD-FASHIONED DECORATING SCHEMES ARE S OUTI he came to Bemlnole High School In July, 1828 as instructor hi agriculture and shop work. ]!• was actively In charga here of tha school for war production work­ ers. He Uvea with hi# family .ai 2011 Kelly Avenue, has a daughter In Junior High School and • aon, Ralph, who la a senior In Seminole High School. He is a member of lha Christian Church and chairman of the board’ aldara. *«. . Mr, Gatchal came to Sanford front S p r in g f ie ld ,- .H L .M H H and for * .tim e workad at the Sanford Orocary Company under UP. Mr Culler. H, «1B fre w ent Into tha" grocery business W e c a n f u r n is h p a in t en ff s l a w Tor e v w purpoae a n d a r e eq u ip p ed to h a n d le hls^ father a t the corner of Cilery a n y a lie . jo b . R em e m b e r, th e r e la a JPltt s b u r g h P a in t f o r e v e ry e u rfe e e. L e t ua and'Sanford A nnua. In 1930 1m reco m m e n d e x p e r t p a in te rs w h o will g iv e , y o u re a l q u a lity w o rk n U n ah lp . CiUl moved the grocery to Fourth attd Sanfonl A nm w and sold It to ua to d a y l • W e have n complete stock o f t h e BEST GRADE : , “ . and INSIDE C O L O R S and FIN ISH E S! • ALUMINUM, SHELLAC and VARNISH I OUTSIDE PAINT • (EXACTLY AS U U I • Single and Dual • Lots of Drawer : • Stainless Steel -••j' r:: ~ S K S .T .J * j,’.V '• J Z h A j f i ja£=.-~— DAYTONA I1EAQI, FLORIDA. . �------------------------->-■r.= "*ifzrj .-♦‘jL-rr■ 4‘> * In U nity There : ** 1 ♦-'e'• !* " . • ' * .Lj71- - ■-■.-• 7 ■>X•bf ■**■* - - -j^}' * 1 -—-7: l '■ • - ,1<*J|i i i To Protect the P i u t of the World) Ta Promote the I’re irtM of America; To Prodoe* Prosperity for Sanford. | THE WEATHEE Continued mild tonight and tomorrow mornin* » ith Wednesday partly rloady and slightly lower temperature*. StrenRlh— S f m i l i l AN INDEPENDENT DAILV NEWSPAPBK i * V O LU M E X X X V II i— t «1 . Established 1908 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . TUESDAY, F E IlR U A ltY 19, 1916 Canadian Spy NUM BER 110. Associated Press I/eased Wire Henry Ford li Settlement To Go Before Of Philadelphia Dispute Ends Strike Threat By Red Press Red S t a r Editorial OrdereCommanders To Halt Penetration Of Allen Elements Requested To Give His Side Of Argu­ ment Wi t h OPA Over Auto Prices MOSCOW, Feb. 19, (A T )— The Soviet Press has pub­ lished Its fir s t accounts of th e Canadian sp y story. But today’s publication o f the story is confined exclu­ sively: to reprinting a fac­ tual Taaa J K m h .-. Agency. . account or Canadian Prime B Miniatcr W. L. Mackenzie Pauley Says No Official Shares Oil Interests Efforts Renewed To­ day By Dewey To Bring End To 91 Day Old GM Strike Lots Of Quote And Unquote Here WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. OP)— PHILADELPHIA, Fob. \% , The House Ranking Committee (A P)—The throat of nn irahas invited Henry Ford, II, to ppe.vr personally to present his modiato nation-wide t e l e ­ aide in' hi* argument with OPA phone strike was removed WT* over pri ci of new adtomobllak, da*t-wiHrAottI?-ment of a dis­ Tha announcement that Ford will pute in w hkh 1,000 PhUa* catted was made after Republf lapse-tentative , F ttil C raedclnhla telephone workers had . of Michigan objected to an | WASHINGTON, Teh. 107 OP)— walked' out. The settlement attack he said had been mads by JOB man Edwin W. Pauley, nomlat Philadelphia watt nnnounc- . the OPA on young Ford. At the1 I1'eo for undcrnecretarj- of the cd by Federal conciliator ■vy, list assarted that mi govsame time, Republican Repre­ King** f l n t staUmsrvt on the Peter J. Manno. • sentative Howard lluffetl of N i- rnnirnt official ha* any interest subject. .The Nation*!' Federation of braska accused the OL’A of a t­ In rfsny of hi* extcnsN# financial Ther* Is no editorial continent Telephone Worker* had threaten­ tempting -to browbeat Ford In fiolding*. In any of the Soviet papers on public slatenirnis. ed to call a nationwide telephone j Pnuiey made the *talenient be­ the MacKcmU Kfn* announce­ strike unless the Philadelphia dis­ Chester Bowles replied that he fore the Senate Naval Copnnittee ment. pute as ssttie dby tonight. The knew nothing in tho law to pre­ wlav in answer to questioning vent OPA front corroding what b y Republican Senator Charles federation still is eonsHerlng a * The Moscow homo radio service he termrd false and misleading, fletbey of New Hampshire. Pauley nation-wide strike unless ita alio hai carried the story with­ statements. Just previous to litis, Bald that Postmaster Grueiul Huwage* end hours demands nr* out <commentmet. * . . Ho les—the CM A chief nnd now V*rt Hannegan liar Once discussed MacKentle King's statement economic stabiliser—bad te=t.fi»4 jrith ■ a potihlt investment in The Philadelphia dispute was lih him disclosed that employees of a | ,.t-t jh j hold Company Inst *um-, settle,! by an agreement !>otwrert oil venture, tint that £ foreign legation had been involv­ .SHAKING HANDS before holdlnng a Joint press conference f Califurnia rno" materlaliieil. Pauley said the American Telephone am! Tele­ ed fn espionage activity In Ot­ Washington are Paul A. Porter (lerf th new OPA chief, and Chester rner had asked fur a 65 percent ft never graph Company and the Inde­ it neither Hannersn nor any tawa. This activity was said to Rowles, new Economic Stabilisation Director. Bowles told repot ten price increase over the p-u-war. that figure. Ilowlea asserted that such other government official shares pendent Federation of l-ong Line* have resulted In a leakage of that the President's wage-price policy it sound. He termrd charge* un increase would be nutrugeoj*. his extensive oil and other finan­ Telephone Workers. A company seerst and confidential informa­ that the battle against inflation is lost as “ridiculous and danger­ Democrat Wright Patman of cial interests. spokesman said that (he Company , tion. ous." (International) Texas asked Rowles for 1 stvUK* The chairman of the ermmittee, Iws promised to investigate the The King statement did not mein on an arruaolhm Fold Ig Democratic Senator David Walsh promotion of threo employees who mention what legation was In­ •ntd to have made that 1,19 OPA pf MnsxarbygtUx. interrupted to the union m i id »ei* given better volved. Subsequent Ottawa dis­ was bolding up auto production hold un Pauley’s answer* until job* without regard far seniority patches asserted it was the Rus­ by its pricing policy. Pat man de­ Senator Tubey explained the rea­ right*. No wage demands Were , sian mission In Ottawa. clared that young Ford, thw sons for hit line of questioning involved in the Philadelphia case. directing head of the company, Senator Tubey declared that he Meanwhile, the 'Russian Army bail claimed Ins firm was losing newspaper Red Star has pJKUlth'» jMpceled expected la show that officials l-ANGASTER.'Pa , Feh. 19. OP) |3t)0 un each automobile pro­ • ed a leading editorial directing financlsl Interest* tn Pau~ A F'ederal. conciliator has met n f iith* t k ni duced. Howie- replied that 1* HF'c enterprise* Red Army regimental comir%ndin Lancaster with ntfinals of were lurking his rut seemed as though y*wrtg Henry era and all Russian officer* to T Swunmatl tion (or undersecretary, of the Conestoga Transportation _______ hard departed from the tradition*) * guard against penetration from *1 the Nuv Company and leaders of striking ivy. Paulty ssld this was CC OQQ C l t) n „ . f Ford policy of high wages and »ot the esse. alien element*. Mentioned tn the transit workers. The two-wreks$ 5 ,z 8 H .5 1 K e t u r n e t f ; ow price*. editorial ‘as alien elements were STACKED UP ON EITHER SIDE „f prrtt ■tty Ada JneksoG of Center "Jd wage dispute ha. Hrvrlopod Moreland P* . in the St mile whAt the paper called “spies, ^ nffice Budding iitlilig at , Wnshington, nro into s g e n e r^ stnkT-crfMkil for diversion 1st*, saboteurs and other some of the sixty- volumes of tcstlumny no far recorded by the Ah' of L worker*. An execullvn of foea of the people." says th* edi­ congressional Pearl Harixir invesl'igatlhg eommittee. If you’re the AF of I. Central Labor Union torial, liy part: Interest#,! in buying, the price is lIHihl for about 12.000 psges of asserted that tho general strike words. ................ ( International “Smindpliptu) * “All eetlftn that can inflict -----*' ...... * ' - ‘ ' *»* more effectNe today than Matty awards were given at In the annual report of various! -----------yesterday. New* m*n who vtsitet) tors, peasants and the Seminole District Court of County officer's far 1948 s . reP?vh H *1,**0" rjimopson. 40, Lancaster Industrial idant*. said Art*? should fmmedlnte* Honor of Roy Scouts held Man- i , , . „ , . resident of latke Mary for the ,e yM rf, Ultd , u,|d, n|y at that they ha4 found lt.O# cridenc* ly be cut day evening at 8:00 o'ctfcklal the leased by 0. P. H*n>don. county V-Declaring . that the Central 'ganCi'SI *jtrD l “f ''.njrJgeacritl v. ^ 7.1 -fbjaatjiy was rrfotin ytetWMay. Tb* deceased rgi-cwpal * ParoUh H«o<f. Thf* rierjt, . tb* auj» Florida Blood flank is of great was reported to have been one returned by three fee-supported j was born in Korrtnto on April 9, value to the cmnmunity, Dr. O. DETROIT. K ^iTlp. (J A - Spe. of the largest Courts of Honor offices of the county in the form ! 1995 and livei! there until moving I,. Dark*, president of the Sem­ cisj Federal Mediator James jin Ijvkc Mary, lie is survived \ty inole Criuntv held In this county in rOeentfW excess fees Medical Association, Dewey renewed again today his months. The clerk's office reported re -:1" '' Mater*. Mrs. R. L Humphrey today urged the ritiien* of San­ effort* to end tho 91-day-obl Six scouts were presented by celpts of 120.262.40; expenses of of 1-abe Mary, Mr*. J Ben Smith ford and Seminole County to co­ strike of 178,000 CIO united auto Julius Dingfrlder with first (class 110,188.911. The total amount th* of Delray Reach j three brothers, operate with the Junior Chamber workers at plants of the General awards: The)/ were: John Fox, clerk is allowed to retain is *7.- 8. » Thompson of Delray Reach. of Commerce In making the blood Motors Corporation throughout Alan Hetiel, and Jack Spencer of GUO. The excess fee* turned, H. H. Thompson of PI Wit City, lumk program to be held Thurs­ the nation, Troon G, Randall Goff am) Oar- over to the codnty was «21*63.4t.i*»'*l Edward ThompsonA>f Lake day a complete success. Dewey says both ifnrlies to the The salary paid to the clerk' M*r)'< *l*o several niece* and ‘ Any boy IS year* of age or nett White of Troop 34, “We lire always In need of dispute havo exprrssiii m, augei. * older who wishes to join th* Sea Second claaa awards were ae clerk for the Board of Com- i nerhew*. blood plasma and whole blood ties* to gel tho plants both intw. w Scout* may do iq , by contacting given bv W. White to John Oliver missidners, said Mr, Herndon, U hunt rat service* will be held for emergency !equiremem*.', Dr. operation. He say, GM and tho UB00 oclock Thursday morn any member of the Coast Guard Andes, llolm Dean. Rudolph'Smith not in addition to the *7.500 salBarks said nnd added that physi­ I AM are not nun h closer to Auxiliary or appear at any o f.,,f Troop “5"; Robert Axt. Clar- ary allowable. He declared that }*"» »t the Erickson.Funeral Home cian* particularly realise the agreement on three basic issues MASSILLON o K.l. I'< .4’ WASHIN GTON t-rh t’J l/I*) the meeting* of the Sea Scouts enre Clause. T. I. Harris, Denn during the time he had brtm in with the Rev. Walter “Pollard of need for ibis type of bank to t< The cit\ uf dark»ni(sdl,1 (hiough it, the strike. Thrsc ate w*ge*j thjgh tar* held every Thursday Stafford and Elwood Williams of office he had returned in excess i Plant City ^ officiating. - ^Intel^ ntt ujmn foi nee>ls. The people A tsTicnli carui.in ,.f two of its vivir l«q.ti*s—stepped in - onion security and ttic. inctu#l).« fees to the county approximately | menl-will lte in Lake \ tew CCme .Jtenlng at 7:30 o'clock at the Troop 34. inulrly 36U Chitngu Wnrbl War tery. i'ainiearort^w ilV lw llV ',\J are more conto thy FJurnia Last f»est Bnit-t"^ a mstnWhanre ,,f inembershtp Sanford Armory. II v-fternlis rr^imsx Its. ilnv^ mi Merit badges were awarded by the same amount that the County Taylorr Ernest UVgrrquIst. I.. ( than ever of the need for loud rase today, iiiging that the clause In a new contract, “All boys In scouting are on art H. C. Iletxel to John O. Andes, Commleelonere had paid him Shriller, JL Q__ h'mmidi;'. 11. T .. 1’U tm a.. ha stated. Washington IihIj,, ftotii Mnstil- line remain independent, Tho equal basis”, said William J. Toll* Alan Ileliel, and Jack Spencer Thug, ho said, the net co-t to R,„»>H' " ’ " end1 ~ ‘ d**ra d y . Dr. Burks expressed hope for luu, O, Th# csli iliivcrs, accom­ Jacksonville Chamber of Commerc s7 jT iprration of the ppublic and panied by their families and and the Jacksonville Traffic the cooperation th* board of county commissioner* ' for all services, bookkeeping and JAYCB88 ATTKom u e tm itr . Plv# »"ir lull support friends, expect to reach the na­ Itureau submitted it brief tn th* ATTEND MEETING j l0 ,he cntTro program and the work otherwise rendered, Is about tional capital some time tonight. Interstate Com mere* Commission collecting I •hooW' 1100 a year. Seminole County Junior Chamber ,OT thfir , fforUi>e* .. "oraprimented Individual co et’ls email and the of Troop 34. Itandall Goff for The driver* say they export to in Washington Banford F. Doudney, tax aasriTheir document claims thst tho 1 IfU « dcle^Atlon of local JAyccr* , , , „ # .. pick up severs! thousand other same to all boy*. ' safety and Garnett White for son reported gross receipt* fur to Orlando Inst night where they [ , Fr**hlent J*rh •*’* cah driver reel nits from I’rimiyL proposed luqutSlllotr of the line' “On behalf o f'th a Coast Guard poultry keeping. 1946 of II3.60H.9H, Ills eXlM*n«r* attended a meeting of the Board ^y^ee* an d tmlsy that clllieni vain* alio have romplalnts simi­ by the Atlantic Coast Line wa extend a warm Invitation to Two members of Troop 8, Billy were 13,450.06 He Is permitted in donf ,ln* b lar to their*. Thr lITiriiKt. drivers system a, they pul it "wituld not t . all boy* of Seminot* County to Meriwether and Simon Dingfel- by law to retain 17,600. He re. of Directors of the Orlando Jun- ! Volta A. Williams, J r . of •aro treking relief in Washington bo cuusistimt with the publfe the< apt. * Join tha.'lka scouts." he declared. der were made Junior assistant turned In excess fee*, |2,.ritH92 ior Chamber. Also include,I in he b‘ n,k ”» * Ti*kV t t 1 A Interest”. It a dlls that the ra il-i th. g ro u p war. RrslUy Odhsm. I,L « " lhe s *n (®rd * « from a city •■rdtnewe limiting At the present time the group scoutmasters with R. B. Crumley which wa* divided as follows: Itnv n s i - r . - AI al Company, 117 South the number of i*b- in I'hi, ago way "shoubl lentain independent 1 * 'r*' A. Williams, Sr. Ray St.Jion Slayton, lil.t, Dick. Eltxbcry, making the awards. numbers 15 boys. 11,001 .OH to Seminole County and vin Odhani atnl Julian Stcnslrom Park Avenue, oi the Seminole to .I.OOp., ,nf any of the iimnerling llna-• " , llsgnolla Avhiuie. ha., •'minty .Motor*. 100 North Watson Jennings of Troop 6 3940.91 to the School Hoard. to banford following a The prealdcnt of The -\mrricaii haul railroads thst serve Ja c k -1 [‘‘‘'mied metto Avenue, telephones 303 tour of duty in the I’acifi,was made senior patrol leader, County Judge R. W. Ware re­ KTORM WARNINGS Cab. Driver* Association fm dis- aunville from the north and west’’. Iheatrr of Operation*. and I0l I, respectively. with Jack Russell t troop scout­ ported gross roceipta of *7,433.03 chaigud vetrrnus, Kdgnr Sirles, Thu ICG i* con-iflertng two te. WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, (/Pi master making the award- Mr. and total expense of 12,090.26, While overseas, Copt. William* Weather Bureau haa issued says his group plans tu pieaont organliation plans for the East was Russell also made the award of leaving a net amount of 96,342.77. The assigned to Sixth Army Coast. One wuubl nuthorjio in­ the following storm warning foi Ita cate to tinDepnrtmrnt ot Troop 6 to Frederick Cooper. A Excess fees returned to the the Atlantic seaboard: “South­ dependent operation of thiTcoKler hrndijuarUra ni personal pitot Justice. The 20-year-old veteran motion picture was shown of the county werj (137.18. for tho Army’s cummander, Gen­ tays hi* group contends that tho under tha control of the Ht, Joe eral east storm warning ordered H W aiter Krugtr. Boy Scout patrol system. fact that two companies control Paper Company. The othrr would Jnm D. Jinkins, lax collector A. 81. from south of Block Island Until rocsntly, Capl. William* permit tho merger of the Florida most of Chicago's 3,000 cub* con­ reported 914,390.44 gross receipts to Cap* HatUraa for increasing —.. road with the Atlantic Coast Line. was stationed in Japan where tho of tag** collected; expense* weia easterly winds reaching modernto O, E. Gustafson, a winter rest stitutes n monopoly. Sixth Army headquartris wn* 8 /8 g W o h n D. Woodruff. Jr., Tho Jacksonville groups spy the situated. gal* fore* 30 to 40 mil** per hour 99,494 JA. leaving a net of **,Strict say* tlmt Id* group dent of l^tke Mary, yesterday }{« flew General Kru­ son of Mr. and Mrt. J. D. Wood, Coast Line "has not shown that 890.08. No exceas. fee* were re­ tonight with rain along th* Vir­ afternoon rescued Tat Daly and hopes to meet in Washington ger* plant back to the United ruff of 1118 W est Seventeenth, tha Florida East Coast it In nerd ginia and Maryland coasts and his cook, Mr*. Gertl* Dix Ilymer, “General” Jacob S. Cnxey, whose turned. ^tatea and met the general In ha* relumed home after serving of financial aid of the Atlantic ‘ Sheriff C. M. Hand reported snow turnip* to rain from Dels- from the waters of Crystal Lake home'town is Massillon. Caxey is Son Francisco. Following a brief as a radio gunner with the Army gross receipt# of IIOJIUO.IU with wsr# northward^ when the pisr, from which Mr. the 91-yesr-oid Ohioan who led a Coast I.fnc, that the elimination visjl 4here, Capt. William, flew Air Corps tn and around Palaof the East Coast’s traffic sailexpenses of (8^134.76 and a net Daly and Mrs. Ilymer wer* fish­ march of unemployed on Wash­ the general to Fori rort Sam "Houston, e.wan in th# Philippines fe r a MASONS- MEET TONIGHT ington in 1H94. l.'oxey is in Wush- citation agencies would impair ***•■ and later to Washington. income for th# year of 91,661.89. ing, collapsed. • r o a r and participating In alx tho service now Iwlng furnished Sanford Lodge No. 02 of F. and .ington again today attempting to No ercss* fees wery turner! over Mr. Daly am! Mrs. Ilymer wer* • G*n#ri,l Kruger is in major battles. Ha entered the NUERNBERG, Feb. 19. W)— A M. will hold ita regular meeting plunged into the water which was .gain interest, for his proposals to shippers from the Florida east Washington, CapL WlTliam* ob­ service Feb. 10, 1948 a t Miami Russian prosecutor 061. L N. to th# county. coast, and that the effect of the tained a week’* tonight a t the Maaonic Temple at for noh-lnterest bearing govern­ 12 feet deep. Mrs. Ilymer sus­ leave. He will and was trained a t Scott Field, Smirnov today told th* NusgnACL’* proposal woubf 1>* to con­ return Jto Washington the Isttsr 7 30 o’clock. All Masoru aro urged tained a slight chest Injury, ment bonds. III- and Army Air Field i t Yuma. berg tear crimes tribunal tha 1* attend. " " " sra tho cat) drivers tract—not expanded—live routes part of this week v Birlcs and resume Aria, - then was o v g n p u iig ie rr of the slaughter of countiwould bo a tiling tu have Coxey of movement for Florida perish­ his dutias. !!• is slated to fly ***“#40tw "Columbia, l . , F ■u . 86, ir*| thousands elviliana' i ousands of Russian Russian.elvllians able traffic." * serve os their spokesman. General Kjtiger to various points 1941 as a member bf a B-25 in the United States where ho. In 1604," Co^sy was arrested unit which did str*flU|I and ekip eftd chanted \ wlUt trespassing bombing. J. L. Stark, director of the Na­ will make persona] appearances. Russia. when he altemnled to tiieak from After arriving a t New Gulna* tional Association of Retired Smirnov told th# 'the steps of-the capitol. action started and S g t Woodruff Germany’s gj. top court Railway Employees, will meet leaders wcompletid IS mission as a radio th* fleeing Nasi* sometlro*# Monday morning at the City Hall Hanford Fire Deportment musical chair tournaments. Win­ Mies Muriel Fox, Janet Haas, PguM tir in the following cam- forced their victims to carry with members of the Association, OPA Agents Gather ly announces plans for It* ners of the various contests will Palgneet China Offensive, N.*w wood to a cremation pyre, lie Thoms* Fruln and Weilav Davis, according to W. B. Zachry. chair­ Up Death-Trap Tires or .tha. Pi Kappa Delta, first annual rodeo to be held at Clarence Isbell be awarded cash prUae. Guinea, S o u t h e r n man of local unit 41 of the Re­ down upon It and then be shot. Mr. Trice today ssld that re­ ^ ... Hal honorary speech the Bemlnol* Speedway on Mar. 0 Ltnon, Borneo a tired Railwayman’* Association. The Germans then would f< ill wa* another group to place mere fraternity, will present a debate and 10 to r tha ’benefit of tho presentative* ami rodeo stars from JACKSONVILLE. Feb. 19, All railwayman who are able to Thursday evening at H :00 o’clock various point* in th* United Fireman’# Belief Fund. Citation are roquested to attend tha meet­ (Special) — Thousand* of death­ , wood upon the bodies and r*] Ml tha weekly Bemlnols County trap tires, many of thorn scrap Th* rodeo, whieh will be man- State* will be entered in the many Clarenc* W. Isblll, who for the ing. w a d d iH W tl for outstanding work In |h* tha process. Finally, tha w?nl# by J. C. Trie* and LaeUr ronteata In addition to a number past three years wa* teacher of rubber casings, hero been rounded Borneo Campaign nnd he was Pjtr# would be sdaked with gaso­ Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting which M scheduled to feature . will __ ______ 4 top |p ri­ of oti*tending performers from mathematic* a t Bemlriole * High up by Southeastern OPA enforceawarded th# Air-Mfcial for *om- line and Ignited. fesslona) and amateur performers I lor Ida, particularly Klselmme*. KENNKDY DISCHARGED Hchool, received hie Bachelor of reminded tha a .m » r I » and will be th* first rodeo to b# MM 3/c Edwin D. K*nn*dy of Th* program, which will b* m Aria degree in education with the'foUawlag ribboni: tribunal ’ that captured German Jaycee* announced today th at the Held in Seminole County within nounced by Chip Morris of Cus­ honors a t tha Unlvorsity of 112 West Fourth 8tr**t has b«*n Matty, _ OPA DUtrict Director, documents by A lta i- public la Invited to attend, par- the past several years. sentf Introduced Intro ter, 8. D , will lea to re Mis* Mel Florida, on Jan- 20, according to discharged from th* UnlUd — jroeeeutor* some Oer- ticulsriy members of Sanford’s can procurators show sem# States Navy, according to infor­ Tb* show will be operated in Rodgers, nationally known « . . . carloads or defective man Army commanders pruUetgd various’ civic clubs* uings Hava hat been recovered and accordant* with th* Rodeo Cow- girl bronc rider and Homer U mation received today from lb* easingi such widespread brutality. to be debated will fcoy Association rules and regula­ ris, famed rodeo claim, and Naval personnel Separation Con- approximately 100 alleged riolaT hat tho United tions and wilt feature a new back­ widly known mule. Bob Hop*. tribunal in tho Phi Kappa U r in Jacksonville. to rs U k e n to court by. OP A, h . world should _ defertse motion* for a thro#-) Trie* said today that ‘ ing stock never before shown to Jonas, proMerrlt Florida roddo fans. adjournment ef the trial foi hli observations, this r o d ___ Mr. ?*bm' has had 17 F*an of DIRECTORS MELT TONIGHT With th a tir* shortage, many" Rollins, will , Context# for professionals will bo on# of . the roughest, wildest teaching oxperisne* fn Bemtnol* Of Th* Board of Director* of tha unscrupulous lire dealers pitched H e .- to W to j i t o ter* and In- Include saddle bronenflrilng, Mild and fastest rodeos ever shown In County during, which time ho wa* Seminole County Junior Chamber ^ • ^ • r.V M O u n d , casings, eamou, s wtUl as Brahma boll rWIng, bulblogging central Florida. Trice Chid uo la School of Commerce will hold a , , , .art:**', moderator^ ,7 ' th at a s tro * wishing S of tha Lake Mary meeting tonight, a t 8:0Q o'clock mmMm m a y , ana MW <«« Follotrinc ths debate, thu for 10 year* and. of tha a t. the City, Hall*, according*.la . w ill tb* o p en 'for-qum tioas ita w jf, School a t. Longwoml.for apc-aatMvuicinMfibxPtia -morning a S d a tr o iO ^ w K «nd « w Jvst, ta tte d b / t 5 * aodSnce. - t A .T r F •4 out. •HI* bsHudelfla* r*t tu t 1 i f IttGi by Jack Ratlgan, president, i ' •P - Says Hannegan Once Discussed I n v e s t ­ ment In- Venture l Boy Scouts Are Herndon Reveals Given Awards At 1945 Report Of j Court Of Honor County Officers Dingfelder Presents Six Scouts Wi t h First Class Ranks n CfrCffiSu^ H. Thompson, Jaycee Blood Bank pn oLrTt eodT O c e s ; l,avid .,#> DicB Program Endorsed By Dr. 0 . L. Barks Caravan Of Cabs IJacksonville Slated to Reach Civic Bodies Capital Tonight Oppose Merger Auxiliary C o a st/ Guard Seeks New /S e a Scout Members Chicago Drivers To Claim ACL Proposal Seek R e l i e f From Would Contract And City Cah Ordinance Not Lxpand Service Captbin Williams Is Home Following Pacific Service 5gt Woodruff From Pacific A fter Six Battles Gustafson Rescues Pair From Drpwnin? H j-f t jw v & jg l, t v ; .H a iw j5 Uunto'-wtof :riL r^ ^ & s u | *. i i . *53:r* it- . t y ' • * : .. gfiarfe^ *^':airo' Receives A. B. Degree a s j s r r s s s ...... t . ‘ .' Y& i ' • ilhTuTti ,*Tia Rollins Students Present Debate Fire Department Announces Plans A t Jaycee M eeting For E irst Annual R elief Fund Rodeo .... Soviet Prosecutor R elates Slaughter Of Red Civilians � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 18, 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/86e15ffd05784806983da9eb9fef6258.pdf 505b4c02bb6f27111c7445f0f0e82a35 PDF Text Text pamm 11a—wwa. inairBi f AGE SIX THE SANFORD »m i— -ii_ ii sta tu of tha nation in “moon* thlnr" ptojuitlun, Miunrhini* pro­ duction irquirr* sugar, mulnW* li> WILLARD CONNOLLY . — -------------«« ■—— A recent llouso appropriations or honey. * Meanwhile a veteran who returned to Sanford and Committee report ,to Congress wanted to engage in the candy listed Florida among' nine leading making buslw**. found himself unable to do no became of OPA WASHINGTON — Democracy sugar restnction*. . Is appreciated on Pelcllu island, the U. S. Treasury learned when Federal authorities are Investi­ Gen. F. C. Rogers, Marine Com­ gating a _bank robbery that took mander there, forwarded a gift place recently in 1-ake Alfred at of fIDO, the life savings of an island resident who wanted to “help". ' young men forced him - at early Rogers wrote: pours of th* morning to open the “Knclosed herewith Is a money bank. They then snHtched several order for one hundred (1100) dol­ thousand dollars and motored lars made in favor of the Trea­ away tin Highway, 02, and eluded surer of the United States. roan traps »et up by order of “This sum was delivered to the Polk County Sheriff DeWItt . Sin­ Island Commander by a native, clair who stated thut he wished to con-' to the funds o f the United Florida's closed shop controver­ tribute sy is now up before the 11. S. Slates. The donor, LUliUAOK, was born on the island of Yap ■Supreme Court to decide the right and is now employed by the Palau of a stale to ban closed shops. Islands Military Government Unit American Federation of Labor at n wage n f forty (,4Q)T cents Unions appealed to Die high tri­ r day. During his spare time bunal fur a derision by a three SUCAR makes and sells suuvenlr modt-ls of native cifloej. T l j e “ riT IN THE CONVENIENT NEW U-DRIVE-IT, INC. greeds of these rales plus hia daily car Ydns wage have been combine*) to make 1up his donation. When uuestioacd as 'to the reason fo f thi■ d tr sj HinnV'Tils reply, niade through an interpreter, was "American gov­ .’ H . T ^ w V . e ! t a W « S p . l n » e n d ; ernment good, | wish to help." It it M ievcd that thla gift which include* every cent owned by Lubusgg. Is unique even among .the long list of Voluntary con^ Iribuiions to the United States Government . . . . . I "It is requested that appropri­ ate acknowledgement of thla eon- j Intuition be sent, to Lubunge i (Vo. IGII in cure of (he U, S. ; Navy Military Government, Palau Islands." | An engraved cl la Iinn has h e rn sent In Lubunge., It rends: . "In recognition of the patriotic and generous donation made to the United .States, this citation is awarded to l.ubuuge.'' •flw IdwwIIU Um a t The t««ifT l« (Signed) FRED M. VINSON, Secretary of the Treasury Native Donates Life Savings To U. S. Government State NewH Briefs ' H i* ■-■ PITTSBURGH’S COLOR ftoKl D Y N A M IC S !* > OUTI / r . _ i'p ii ' . . . . i i i i ■- 1 m T h u r s d a y , FfjfjmJAflV M > ;M * *U i ■ ■ Where Customers Send Their Friends1 HOME CONTROLLED” m»i Kant Find Street Sanford, Florida World's Largest Dealer' R. S. EVANS Famous for For llargalns F riday GIGANTIC SALE! and S aturday 250 Newer Cars 2.50 No. 1 Potatoes Ovet* Half LESS Than RECLOSURE YEHOLD-FASHIONED DECORATING - SCHEMES ARE I i USED FATS COLLECTED *| WASHINGTON, (Special)—The' American Fat Salvage Committee , estimates that in a period of 41* months more than GOO mill! m pounds’ of used fats from all STRICKLAND I'M HEADIN' HOME. TO REPAINT WITH ' now g ro w in g w ell, th a n k i to r e ­ c e n t. good ra in s , according.** to I C o u n ty A g e n t H. i - J i r o i l i i - r i . ‘ • ,YOU DRIVE IT! PHONE 200 K ■ OPA Celling Prices Setter trade for or buy n better car now . . new earn are a long way Carrots NECESSARY Of rourse, we shall be happy to trade in your old worn car, allowing you a tup prire, but we nhall gladly sell you a rar even if you hack none to exchange. ' t Termai One-third down and up to IS month* to pay In both military and rlrlllan*. Imme­ diately delivery! Bananas CELERY Each '20c Cabbage 3'/2C tZ v POULTRY: PARTIAL LISTING 1. UDINE GROWING WELL MAYO. Fla.. (Special) — Two ni*a sti.K i hundred nnd fifty acres of blue i - i i r r i : i*iii4 r: '41 N'ush Pun Coup* (13IS IIS73 lupine in l^nfayette County ure 41 i'hr> Cun. t ’p*. I I s i s li» t* 11 l-nrk. Cun Cji* |I«VS D IM II l.lnr.Z »pli ('n iii'ii* f JJ 47 1137* *2 Hud Cun 1 C|w llv i v m s i I i t'h ry W ind Cun c<*up* IH « i l i: » l 41 U n r .Z r p h K*lrt l l ‘ «l II7S.V i l C hry* I toga) Hdn 1117** H Ji'J II Ctinv Htn VV«n f l ‘ S* till 1**3 • day* neverb| brief* regarding tbe 42 Crus. I'sirsl T ruck II I'hcv. Twti Hdli * t'HS tin t* Atlantic Coast Line plan to lake II tlu lrk Mii|u-r Pun. = over operation "of Ihe Florida riia c ln . II9«* |IW > L’uvt Coast Railroad. The ICC i i ra c k . Clip. Hdn IIU S »I*C. will .determine whether to tum ' l l lluink ta d . rw n Hdn. 4 341* »2*»i 17 r ir m u u lli llus. Cps |2»# 1*4* the lino over -to the ACL as a •19 llulck U ntil. Kiln. I I U » *1M« hnntlli* subsidiary line or let it b« con- IJ CaA 7i Hll Hiln l « H 4ii*!» • , i tinned o* an Independent line con- 'i s K b* A ustin*, new «'!*-V HI'A 1* flirt* Htilun 4447 H?7 I*et UH fint.d wholly to Flortda*1* L tncdtupb. Hdn. ISST ti<*& l|). Call I ------- — • <tl Pad. »u fipc 12'iSt. |I* M The queen of the ItHfl Orange •J7 Pnrtk ,-e.pn«* l*lm IJI54 (»*«, ^festival will be crowned in Winter MS P a r k a id 4*du*»r IIOSV 4IS**S* l lo j v fs ii Haven next Monday night as the MS W illy* Hrrtan MS nefh tto *IS1» S3|5 1‘A IN T Iopening feature of the citrus *V M* HKKH IJne.Z*i*h, Hrtn I ll» « 4 i m I p o sitio n . . i MO Old* SO llyrlra Hdn IlfH * IlSIB, MO HudMin geiVm 119*9 is*f. 11479 $1377. | Stale agencies at Tallahassee MS Hud. Hun Coupe ‘IS Hurt. Jliiper Hrtn i l l l l lllll nrr favoring n move to turn the M7 C ard Tii.U.r M S3* t its Army's Welch Convalescent IIoi- Ml Hurt Con s bdn |I.V9i » m sl »U *I 112*7 pitul at Daytona Reach Into a Ml T ack. S M s m ss tim trade school for veterans and Ml l**rk 1 ridn M» Une«7.ep>ir H*ln. Iim * ie* i other adult*. War Department of- Ml Hup- H kylarh Hrtn. * 1273 1 137 3 fjrluls in Washington have Indi­ '3 t sru d e . Cum. n*lfi. IS io t«.>a 114*9 ll« * i cated that the hospital will stay MS Am phlb Jeep Idac..7.cph H.ln H«7S |I7»1 ‘ in u.mi for convalescent^ at leaat Ml Mud. lion. Cuupo 113*3 tIU S for sevrral month*—contrary to Ml W* Hlurte. I’rc*. Hrtn »1>SJ* l**& an earlier report by Paul Krldy, Ml I’hrv llo v sj Hrtn 11374 11331 plutr *ti|>ervi»or of veteran* eililca- •is Cart. «&s.pa*« Hrtn 'I Hrtn H a s t Old* H v.ltn Hrtn IMS'* 11311 tion that the Surgeon General a Ml l.'art. «o H*ln II37S 1137* office had declared Welch llo sp r MS Mo N**b Amb s y.lli, ltd surplus. War deportment ofrartlu. I>ral*r 11031 ISIS ficinl* ctiy their policy is to an­ Ml Kuril Mi a. W iicuii H JS I IIS ’ I I Jn r..Z « p b . Hrtn. (II* * IIJSS nounce decisions to close down M9 MB tlu lrk H rrtin 11l i t ISS3 such temporary installation* three •IT cart m Hdn *»*« »?** MS I .t n c j t r p h Hrtn. » ll«3 I10S1 month* in advance. ‘f» Htu d r ctm m Iw iu ic T ow n Conch *741 1741 ' « iia"ck Coscfi lt* S fill MS Chry. ltn v a t Hrtn l»«« Ml y|«repcy C lub I'pe. l l l l l ) l l » M l C h rr Imp. Hdn: lU d ln HSS 1*11 M l Hoick !l* M ttrttt. 11**1 t i s o i Ml iqym, 4'oocH |3*i) SI** MI IMcfc, S Hdn »*<» I4H M»* l.lni-oln Hertsn 1717* MO** M* llulck Hoc Hrtn »l»*l I '* * ' MT Kord Cnsch **»» •*** •4* Tlulrk Hoc. Hrtn. *14*' 114*1 Ml C hry. lin e a l H*»o. *MTn *1*79 M* l ine. Cteti Cor. Ilf* * *714* **n Iinlrk iV n tn r r H.|n, HITS H IM *41 v * - m h *-dnor Hrtn. " * 1 * |M * f. •)* tlu lrk «*-l*n *s«o •<*« •I* ci-s*-. w r e c k e r »»**« »«.M* Mi CIlVl. CnsHi |( " . *•*" M t Ch*v. m . t n n C a rrn »*«»« US** I I40S 71*7* M* M ercury Knrrtnr *41 Hurt. Ui! M* t'Hrv, M« lAltulfu f*np. TP*. 1*1* *m M l Irtne. I’aa«. P*». npA OPA Ml t in e . tJnnt. rp * . lin t liltl Ml I'M . U Hertan 111** l**«* M l (T»*v. t» f.tu n I’a rg u l l l l t ) j l t | M l «7ber. lH - t* n I'a rg v ll« T * '|l» » * MS IMWige It cert n. (Tara *1**0 K i t ' I t Plym outh t-rtuor Ills : lis t: Mt I'ly m n a lb i - r tw r l* lt lilt ‘ t t Pen IIscU lo o r . I l l l l lilt* '41 P a rk , l i t Hrtn. lilt* 11*1* M* n i f f . P e n . r p * . «l«*1 IM W *4* P h .v . Ilu*. I'p*. 17*0 IIK '41 trtncoln Sedan IK K K l« * Ml Old* I I C tab Hrtn - H i l l 1111T Sweetbreads FRANKS BUTTS have a compk'tc stock of (he REST GRADE OirTSlDf • “* BRAINS mill IN SID I • SAUSAGE LB. CALF LIVER LB ALUMINUM. SHELLAC and VARNISH I We can make IMMEDIATE ROLLS, Owner V ^ : — ---------------------------------------------------- 2-lbs. Gold Medal The While Line Ih (he Clorox Line! FLOUR 5 Him 2be 10 lbs. 57c 25 lbs $1.3.1 Qu a r t BOTTLES Blossom Time MIRACLE WHIP 15c COFFEE Lge Pkg. 23c a f A * t'M M IT i «T4IKKL‘V*a 44. FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF OUR CUSTOMERS WE ARE MOVING INTO LARGER NEW OFFICES Me«< ra re tUlert h ave TWdlaa •» * b e a te ra **d ’la Hr*aa* la« a . MANY. HAHY MORE Campbell's, Tomato, No. .1 . We Rent Cars 116 NORTH PARK AVENUE ■MALL Na. it Selection W A fra o v r ANDREW CARRAWAY AGENCY a Caw Lima B ea n s...... 20c ! “ Oam a'a, In 4am a4u aawaw 1* 4 4 . Beans .. 3 cans .. 25c n*. 3H Beets .... 3 cans .. 25c k *. a m . Cut B e a n s...........15c ChlH “No. 303 tin 25c • * » ! • • « M HCHKOvr m k a t 51 Treet 12 oz. can 34c ^ •rtfw a e r UM M . BalkfU* Cuatomrtw , R .S.E V A N S -.i— - • ' b i *^ -Sl'; 4 O rk sd e I-oeathsu 7 ,0 p m ; E te e is r f . • • ^ ■ 1‘.' *vr , * i... ' - - V *• W W. dentral. P low s 4QLYV.CMtnlPli.SSM is r .. ■ , • - '* • .- SOI N . O ra n g e P h . 2X0*5 '.• TOILET SOAP 2 Bare 13c «~4*W V. IM S , Jam n iIC K Z X Noodle Dinners .. 29c rz» **r Rice *. nw uM an 3-lb p k g . .. 37c . Cocoa H-Ib. ctn. 10c S id , Cot BEANS No. .2 cuu �r r ^ ~ r r « ir r r r r r — r*v- ' T* ' *^trr : pi Unity There Is Strength— THE WEATHER T« Prelect the Peace of the World: Te Promote the Progress of America; T» Prodot* Prosperity for Sanford.' f f le m • Pair thrnuih aturrtay. Cnldrr this afternoon, slightly colder Innlaht with «raHeTtd • front in north portions. », lb AN INDEPENDENT DAILY" NEWSPAPEK „ v VOLUME X X X V II ft SANFORD. FLORIDA, E sta b lish e d 1908 ~ Hit Russians AboutLevant * Truman Decorates Admiral Leahy ' ‘B o w lfcsF & C C S VIshinsky’s S t a t e ­ ment Follows Dif­ ferent P r o p o s a l d AY. FEBRUARY ___ _ _JL- Associated Press leased Wire 15, 1916 - L O f lt 'f t, F eb . 15, ( A P ) — » WASHINGTON. Feb. IB. (, The former OPA director, ('he* Hod le*. elevated to director .the Dff'rc of Economic- KfabHtt . >m wi«h nil it* war time pot r •*( re : joday face* the lajji m ;king !‘re-«iilent Truman'* Jd 1 ISlL lU *'-r w*Kc prtcc p o licy 'b*j. JComi' effective. Houle*' one-llm* deputy administrator, Kentuckian Paul Porter, ha* moved Into th* OPA post Id back irji his former; chief. President Truman’- new formula provide* foi price Inoreav-s for Indmi'rv lo cover wnge lx>o*tl the government mar approve. A partial ceiling i* erected on future wage increases by n limitation I the tfi lo to nei.-cnt inrreaae* panted since the war'* end, andmslend of waiting six month*, manufacturer* will get irnmediy ntcly uhalever price relief tl -eratitod. For thl* bid for u way through reconversion. Directof liowlr. In*« to Iky down the preifie nil#*. * Soviot jdtogate Andrei ViahInaky declared today before the United Nations (security Coujfcll that the sovereignty of faehanon and Syria has been yiplatcd by the presence of Bi^jah and French troops. In tH*4vlng Russian support L behind the Levantine states, Vishlniky declared bluntly that • French proposal to aettle the dfa put* Would be unacceptable to w btm. The French ptopoeal had been to permit Blrtaln and i j f- Nl'.MIIEK 108. J Leaders Look For Settlement Pupils Frolic When Their Schools ‘Hums Down Formula Provides For Price Hike -To- Co ver Wage Iloost 1 (iovernment Okey] B y - ^ D ^ 'D e l e ^ a t e ! ■ ™ Presidents Of CIO t And GM Meet This * Afternoon To Re­ sume Watffe Talks Wa s h in g t o n ] Feb, 15. (AP) — Government lenders looked for n possible sot tiemen t today of tile two big- * grst strikes hi American in­ dustry. -They based th e ir-~ deels Ions for an imminent brenk in the steel and unto wage deadlocks on two iato developments, one is a meet­ ing being held nt Detroit this af\ tenroon—a meeting of General • Motors (■resilient t tinrlra Wilson and President It. J. Thomas of the United Auto Vtirkers. Thla ruran* that wage talk* are being meni batween 'tKin on tha w ith-' PRESIDENT HARRY S. TI.L’MAN prraenta the Gold Star In lieu IF IT WEREN'T IOK THE MASSACHUSETTS S o n , ..... witti.u *■« a scene of dancing on the ge*Limed by the CIO and the nn‘ “f a second DistlngutVbe.1 Service Mnia) to Fleet Admiral William green, lei mm's the spirit nf it—a Joyocji ring-ar i.luMha-rosy of iKwehestrr pupils tiefause their Tlon’e hiKRf^t draw a I of their trooh*‘' auto manufnctuntr* *chmi| (background) wa* damaged by ^tre .and el v* hail id end for a while. New York Pity The other biir labor development Vlahiruky’s declaration follow­ D. I-calij' at an impressive ceremony fn the White Houic. Chief youngsters weir looking forward to similar gun i fortune ft mu Mayor O'Dwyer's pr„cl.imntnni of in a White iluu*e a n n o u n c e m e n t* ed. the presentation of a aome*. of ataft to Prealdeni Truman after serving In. the tamo capacity an emergency because of the tiigbnntmrn’- s ilt ,r. ( \ ul *upplu>„ in .Vow Vmk wrtr dwInitHnjrT'anil on the strike of 750.0to) (’IO Htcul w hit different propoial from Ed- under the lat* Prtaident F.l). Roosevelt, Leahy wa* awarded the nil public school* wVfe to tie closed ( International! a 4 , ward Stettinlu*, J r , the chfef medal for 'exceptional mcritorinua aervlce In the Washington com­ uorkera- A White llnune npnkaa* I f t Ameri American delegate. ............. Stettinlu* mand throughput the war. (International) man said that President Truman'* unted that the dispute be negotnew wince-price formula ha* directly among the partiee | cleared the way for ending the * concerned, but with the Security | steel walkout £ o u m |l retaining gn intwrrit I Mra n white in Angelei, a 1ail* Ii€ A wnifr pi icr jmlicY. In tha matUr. ^poketmun for (he American Fedher ut II vunkfi n a bOxsT i •■‘The United States policy”, rtntiun of Ij Imr ha« mtticAtai W.-ll. HUI .til »»1 the <L.estlon* Stettinlu* said, “ to encourage1 timt t he ft fa" of fa. mil) imt ieeuj|» ui av Li »\r 1 nn Jm’ . rtsw.-red the withdrawal of foreign troop* ilife a strike which hai been . pt» •'Tit tllll'f* / lot Jerin en toned i»v Jd of it4 union* NI» K, Ftattcv. Kcfa l.'«, (8pr from aii Allied territory." ' Recreation Committee Head R efers Hoard To Rt?lltl* 4JHIH 111kYV 1"m* nrit r.iim in ic C*»!i* 81hf f Scigeant 11vr ih«-*f nffihatt-ii with ifae ecmfrrenrtr of I?i r III .-•I 1H 1 thw poiicy< faniiei nf \ ft;t inufif Snrinr’i II) studio unitin' The (Si* has tfomI**a»»enibiy *re u liS ^or5 His Recommendation On Site Of Courts ( Ili»f 4' Ij» Ifar way thr plan K eefe Coleman Reveals 40 M lhc „M 1P <lf _ {-OMible Accuses -Bar• 1rai.ed al.« a rnpli iipei ntHi •x11H the . . home, but the Security Council U1 * -rk iiiimt'ilintr! v tor an Submitted In September, 1945 <*iii|i|tt]rr w*iki«it tn c»iinrctin,< «ith a V remained in London today to hear ton Of Swearing T!,,h te'.orM,' ,t,,t• I t.. do.) >ill. tlo- ,Percent I n c r e a s e , demand for n reduction in workth* charge* against British and Vtnu t tin gjvt- vn»» n wage in l u i r u l ( o n s u m e r s mic hours from |H in a week, lo raise Statement a.v" -f < ........... . -,,,-nd Prench troop* in the levant. J. L. Ingley,. chslnniwi of the 4Ltoi'M witln m gc«mg to iht* gr»rinn' a leii-'liiv* Im l*»iiR:fa nr t hi* with no cut in pay Such a rairm Foreign Minister Hamid Hey City Recreation Committee, t o - iVmimtit foi tpproval If lie do**, MHtrr.i imiuil) famed il^ itlei FVangie of Lebanon told the day dumped tho tennis court | h,. u|| n ghu to use such, 11 ipllng .,f llir capacity "f llir would burnt the hourly watte \\ tSIMNGTON, Feb. 15. laneitn nnt* « vara i.m I .L, Mnnr.M. project right bsck into the J*p »,n |mMt t(,r t.ssis of a claim „ .council that the presence of \(.m,...' l.ntrtl'MIK I,rii(r*litis -1ali.»iL station ,. "**l# fr""' *■ H,) >“ ^ ' 7,» for ( API— Tbe i'earl llsrhor in■% |»iif fin Ainv r»trnn m*!«I»r»- in fa' 111 „( th, ) b oi.la I' -ir, Tt-dl l ight t » or«rs. who tin trimming work of the City Commission when he , f„r „ , „ r i(1 (t,P |lrirr 0f hi* Lhoe* troop* In bl* country "Was rrKtlastion -ill ronllnus In »pe m tfT vd th* Hoxrtl to hU recnm« ( piodu^i * t ..nip,l i t , in til din I . tnvid great], ; m°v ic settings, not requited by''either military June I Thr House id Hepib'iAati.l tor * electrical The guvcm lng IhkI) of th# AF Ity or interna inlemational agree(jlirMf nf the Amt) (»I*ji It'f r. i . I mends!ten of Sept. M. I0 tf Ihet , r , (tul rm phy„ , hould d.-cid* rrarnlativea has follo-rd the in f a-thjuDiililr h(i|el« mid t in-ei vi - . n i f f larg#lv ihic to a to pri *of I, union. li»^ a.,:#rt*fl that inert. H* 'demanded their im C'rnalp in appro,ing the thrrrgo ahead any wav on.! htra«t. ar.i Park. Ave-i 4l1, boost rent im-irn.* in the numl>ci of there is no U« to prevent unions medialy removal. Porter IL Lansing, head of the at hijrhtb miuilli rvlrnsion beyond to-1 tiir saiiii’ careful nmi iron, " a. t . H , soiar H airrk. 1*u a |*a t o u u i » il* p nue aa firat choker itn«l rort , tent inn hiviMi un m llit 10 rit.,1 cunsumcr* iu ltu» area dur- j from negotlattng In informal da$‘- dvsdlinr. t , i . *»n *trtil t*il» tin* lHl’.r lie nag A RiTlan delegate salt! that. . S i m l n o l t County Sportsmen a* B< Mellon Park as second choice u rtu't prt-wiir rhantrie mg the past five ycats, v » to- ' group* such a* thr C8U. Th# thr nuDi.olt) uiidt'i llir revised • -.tnec drrhn l of to* war h i. gev-ji Association, announced today that At It# meeting Monday night 1“ arid* T inier, ^district member shw r ii.r ..................... u. H'Bgt fa’ulie*, ini* r»*#ii in (lie da, announced by II It O ltm an. 1 le>* Aturel** (>ntral l^tior I'nunnattunal wage-pile* policy tq Pur-if- Vk'ASIUNGTON, Fel. IV (A’*-' U x-Pfste Cere# and Fish Com- ! , "i l o. ■ hS'it « wage t-creuse aliogelbcr'^Th# rmtgi.‘»slnnal' I’earl Uarbor Ami? *J’J rl^bnOi*, 14 of %43rfa tie nnrtspiT rtf the- rnrj|iii(/t, ‘l.vS'^cO lUh v A le l tnF the f ?l' Ham > • * m ^ ts a s ta s r jls not recogniseit. a- a council. invr.tlgaio., l.sv, ngrre.l unant fa*fc mvrwMk He aei' e*i office troops, wtLhoJt success . He de- 'mlsilon,l . y authorired th* ep- to a lefler from Mis* Margaret I |f l)r , , „ m. , ufl, , ftmn I he increase will be fmnnceiU K»rh lin,n" involved in a .Hike "> iBn,*,,n r'1' '*! I to prevent such tnrren— torreo—■»- incoii (neon mously lo eo.l ibeii hesrmgr nnl In R djrmm, IDitiniul ,ifiif (Jertrinn , bat the Brillih alone pointmerU of I^Vander Delxing (he tennis court project, referred 1 ....... ,k . ............... „r > s.............. k dspdty game wanlen. I,Hi1(1.(Hip spur »*i'i to be re,|uit*il to ol^y the .. , • . » - , Vl , *ffannii ip'Br’i ui (faint II ‘l l \ \ filtlfXllttY Ulgltt. wfaerr hr is Mut - tut nuii'd it a, » part of th. swtefit Wftii with iric the iiu purposes of imc th lj|t*r witting to pull out, but aa Mr m ittfr . to In* . it 111itn A11 . . .M*ti' IInrk ■ Laming added that Pete the „„„... to 'Finriila’s industrial ifevelop- regulations of the council with * , iIiwrr-iVon , at,fttil11rill inp I,uwn. 1 1 (,,o in mitt re <. hn Nittinii that under th* Brlthh-French ' MtCa!I, who resigned Feb, 1, he* i«. comm,,,™ tor .ele c,Ion of a n h nnf |w(nt ^ ttj|| h(llp ley say. that |nr ngreement I, ment recently atmmmceik by the which It is. affiliated, before any Friur in fain iftdiirltnn, he waa com,miry tent made last December, rtcomidered and he* returned agrrement Decemher, frrteon*ideretl ihe f Rowing stalh- tlnioh-w ids' *»u|»|»nrt can (»# con* M Th* article appearing in The |n he clarified. Juat wlmt c I u w h fanurd on ifa* pmgrr*« of the in* emptnyrd ui n trlruinlh upeint » * the troop* could remain in the | to hu duties. ’ Mr. U n .ln g stated ittent in regard to the improve, sidered. Banff ni Herald of Feb. hr.uicd: ,,f . w*lf® Incmuo would r*mie v*«Ugati«»n apparent at prment t,y Atlantic Cm,-. Line Rulin’*-1. . manta wa* today im.de by Mr. Mesiiwhtlg. Ah# head of thr CSU ■ Levant Indefinitely. .That charge In addition to Mr. I>eI/ong and ha. de­ at Kissimmee His patents, Mr,L.„s ’ 1 ■' 1 W«a denied^ py French Foreign t Mr. McCall, J. C. Trice la the "Trnni* Court Situation is He- under such a possiblr ban lui. However, iiwcommittee j had been taggn into cuslody on fer red to Recreation Committee been frrmulatert. elded to a-k* Congress extend and Mrs. II. F. Fuller, ami h.s 1 " "n ' Minister George* Bldault | third deputy game wanlen opera. “Bower ami light company a lunch warrant to serve I** to 'Determine Location tor Facili- * In general, .the worker ran go ' '•* Ufv until June 1. Barkley \i iff* !r*|ris It llaiiMMilt' Spnnc . waked th* council to have fafth ting In th* county and that this ties" came as a completesur-juhead and bnrgnhi with his em *'*ys this would give tbe invest! "fficlnl- pii*«li. t.-.l 'lia? lio* stale i days In jnl! slid l»ay a 41.00 fine • In’ the ability of France an d -la th* first time Seminole County prise," Mr. Ingley wrote the ' player as before, d t? ran ask (*n gator- n eh.,me to prepare a • ioninrr. w wst! la* nimrriveil (for contempt .•f m int arising out from an i|!.lii-Uul standpoint and «,f * previous labor row whicli Britain * to settle the problem , *'*‘1 th" e "«rden,. Crmmissmn. whatever he thinks he can g.n -tatrment on thru findings. (hey an- tin. ton that pi eijirtioM . re-nltf.l in . i .silence The umntv> by themselves, and laid the g u » I|“*r- l^ n>mit *»id. “Apparently ihe Commissinnets Hot the worker will find win. There H , , veidial fbireup a! with n,. *•.' m, ,.t Go tiipiiiig l.mrtei Ifeilo-ri .-toiieti ha- ,n, of French policy Is Independence The Sportamen Association have not read my letter of Srpt Federal appro,ul Is sough, tin- hearing, iinlay wlien repre* tiirt *o |* .* \v I in. ! tloiiio. j lamed temporal 1 releiise howfor Syria and Lebanon. i head declared that at the present JS, ID |f>. in which the lleereiUi.in wage increases, demand, at. c ut ice Fi.o i h .* ic >.l Wise on mi there is ton much illegal fishing Corn mu u-e, of wn|cFi I am chair- mg to be kept within a inor:. iccusetl t i,l It, H. Bratton if grnei-LiiK- slaiion till- ptabl ‘ n i l on n writ of ttnlnas cm pus, will lo* no im i...I (i in III.t,HO lo |nmdirig a bearing nest Wi-dties* in the county and that all efforta man. recommended tbe erection"which now runs Ixilween 15 nmi , wending lo a false statement. JH.tino kllownt' rapacity as o j day op the legality o| hj^ c illlic t__ will be made to eliminate this un­ of two tennis ccurts tn the park . ''•«* i i* m i Braltou was recoiled to the favorable factor. pull ui Hus-«*tHtiiaimi pragram. j cotltltrioll." This aotlnn followed at Eighth Street and Hark Aver ~ stand because . Rtcfe wanted In InnrdSr In ns'alsi In the further ...... ,program re- —expansion an ___________ unsuccessful rpirn by Sorrell'a nue. and two U> be Ipy.iUd Ill | , /11|U M - l i t W C know why lie'changed his previous bcsutiflcatlon of the city, tbe S a n -J nf "This fir,,,k thr’ rsimpan.' stitrm rnl I attorney* for iiv'erty for the laFflrC 'Mellon- Park. A copy 0f * A lI I o l I J i- V T 3 , testimony nn Ihe delivery of interthe letter it attached, rt ted Japanese messages in ford Garden Club wilt rondttet * that any Inilqstrv ran locate in [ Dor leader pending conclusion of “The Recreation Committee h a s,, Washington officials the night Sixth Street aml Park Avi IU|«* ill pnvlucrri tbcrcf. re. gone as far as it is before I’earl Harbor was hombfrl. H:11ft A M. nn Tfaftihttay, farh *], n«?*rrl o f amp! 1 aiitl tlriiu’iitla!'!,’ llnllywooil Thr reaction nf th p A hum ir ah possible to go in the matter ami . .. * ■ _______ ♦.1. The officer said that'.his present nrul rfinti mtinc through fat iilny. rlrrlrit* **11. Mill In mr»*t the in faViirtfJtitfHi of Lnlitu n P ro limit ftiiflil rvV ... Mil’s at n tlf’i liMtrr all further action wily have 'to “ It's fine to get back to San­ rrcoltectmn whs ir.nt he did nnl cl ilia inffin nl x n«i«i*uini til t *‘!a \ Plans for the extensive decora- be taken by your Board." mtf *n 1 Tnirn»n*ii now l*l icr r *t»« v 1 1 1 M l I PVPI ford where people greet vou with tave anyone d.-liver parts of the WARSAW. Feb IB, id' Tn appii rn fmiirllifU* thr Mill *1 rtn1a- "MIt1 that ii - fill Ihail m- im uriii' of pcnthiiito cn (In mil Wi! i tion nf downtown Hanford-, on The report of the Recreation It-seelinn message to General 1 mam!, that the rtiair, of I'lile.lp It* intli*ml rli»f fa* 1+s* m i i" ffuiii jtrti Zlmoit l«Y . w ru Z v Veteran’s Ho.mvo.nlng Day on Committee made cn Sept 11 ti t -i1 tun"! n Ui tin hi Urern. |iri**i*lr»t ,.f thr \fa i, .. _ , , George Marshal, oil Itec fl, I’ll! m»y tof thp 1 fltllttU »M6f »liit iiirtii ihtn-mt1nt jfw »*r lit tl !■» dl t*;l n ‘tl-AA inifalA nf I untfr«1 thr itt*n | nlirv un*al 1045, after a Study of the local ^ 0P*» Ki-s-fs then pointeil not tlml Brat lrrRaUd_ * U U -of tnlnd. »aid J ^ ^ .rday afternoon at a tennis iir* - Mli 1MtA*11* 11tM St itnl 14111) iwf m l nr v ftful tinara'r pt able Alii! court situation, follows: ""ingralion have twen mad. ' tllrtl J.It a - fall'sl it* Harry Robson, local Ion hud signed nr, nffidsvit Inst lllllwil sporting mc#lin/ of th^ HtnforT, „ er. r. \1 r« It' S ( III. Itihhl'l tli in I'li*Vt'i, frtlia, ln»vr naid it wnUlsj "iilv llicrfAihr COM 1 J'"" “* " “'ir first |.ogaoda owner and oversea* veteran chant's Association with N, ‘it.- “Board of City Commissioners, year saying that lie had directed Ella la-e Kr.rlihnf f, V n « Mi-*. w ar natmnul assembly I b. H U Itrlllg wo krd IMlt fusion gn,) nmllipi) hr. nat mn'l "Hattfcrd. Fla. wtpon Ms return from a buying l ot. C. C. Durenhury to deliver also have asketl that I’alrstine Nelson, rerresrntatirs of Ihe "Gentlemen; f*M 1, _ Mf*. J. 'W 1' "Tb# trnnrn,ii*!i rvpAnibinn 1 roubletrip; v ihe first lo paries of the message Cogburn, made a national Jewish state. American Decorating anti DUMr- John R M1 * fa' fa n.iia. progran. 1* i.lrr rtffa. umlrr «»>• Green '*1.1 tha! ih<• poll.) 1 r« "In connection with ,mu. I.ltcr j Two hunHrr<, .lelegale to Genrral Marshall oti Dec It . He wa* of the opinion that the play Company nf Atlanta, Ca., hn Mi* E n (' [cmi*nta m Mr ' Ifatlp Stwcificol H'llft Hit A im* ta’lnj; vjvr* lb# practl.v of w aur-(l EitiK f t strike situation up north may according to W. A. Morrison, ° i,^ 'ine *’ l9 6'J ° r e ,A?'l 1•PPruved resolutions on llirse iDirkson. drawn fur tbe to IHK) kilnvhntl i.y tbe .(overiiinonl. aml tor that BN ROUTE TO U. S. have had something to do with Association secretary. d- coniei •» - ■ Included in th- list of plants, alcain turbine generator for the i ps-on he called it it laid)- blow at 'c i: r : .w. — the generally .gloomy state of warded to Ins Urilish-Atnencn It waa decided that the mer­ Sgt- John Daniels 11 is among tor ■**!# will be: Ixnrn, rrreos Lake Mnnmc station, which is fire collective bargaining, lie dr. mind, and added that ha had chants would decorate store* on herein petition signed hv 11 1 committee of inquiry now torn-.050 Army veterans enrnute to elated that no employer will be tonnls enthusiast*. Your com- ing i'ulnnd. noticed It parilgtUarly amonij th# fbllowlng streets: First Riltte* after giving the matter the United Stales aboard the willing to bargain with a .labor tresaes,. te a l, d riven, Street between Sanford and Oak U.S.S. Funstnn. The vessel sailed ed Ie<lustrum, vnrlgal#.l Hriope.|wi|| |)p (1|nrr,i «• aui.n a* bid* body under the restrict inn,, im­ othhr worker* who ha said were Avenues, on* block each on Pal­ ■ JH - al , from Saipan and isslated to severina Imxitolla. day lilies. irt«, can be submitted. This additional posed by the new policy v*ur fussy and. Indepandent. j that (t*. rerrent, of metto and Magnolia Avennea, recommends th* following. Green acknowledged that wage drneaenra, dttranta, aldlsio, ban- capacity i* expected to be in “ ( I ) Two refu lir all* concrete j j ^ . V « t T o »n to *B.le.U ne • rHve 141 'Sn" ( . Xba bright spot In his trip, ha and two block* on Park AvamWi and price trouble* have brhl up hina. spifea, mt-laleuca nt punk i «l»raUojt early nest vrnr. Aid, waa meeting Qccrge Move, north and south. Thy mere hint* tonnla ehurta to b* built accord- Ths w||U)r nf , ho Ncw York BOOKS AVAILABLE ttec, yew tree, bisilian pepper "A survey of Sep.lnole County j reconversion, but he .nid- that former Seminole High , School aleo agreed to recommend that lt « to specUlcation*. to be cent- (paper. “Th. Day". Dr. Samuel I convipce.l Florida Bower A i President Truman's phtn Is no who entertained him, and all retail etorea, eating place* ex­ plctely eftclosed by a high wire j Marjfoschew—joined Segal in an* Anyone interested in building and all types of- a -la le •ss •and pyra-!* haa * *-k* Light '■---------Company officials .u_. that -a elution. la general sales m anager cepted, doe* on thla day. « ® ? 4L j ti !? Aftr* that no onraniratiott 1 Ion hou*r» may obtain an inter- cantha, and confederate jatinme. | greatly ' increased demand for If for (hi (he Volt Rubber Company, i »rk Avenue* wa^ /inanciKu «JewUh mkfrati>>ti ^xtinir nnd ilctaileil booklet on the electric service lie* ahead. They manufacturer* of football* and RW Rtfflfr. ■ 1— ■■ ■ » ^ li h ^ L s f s f » Uirl ai Ir°m f Poland, or tclllnjr them subject atthe office of County also learned that s cun* hie ruble WRIGHT IN PHILADELPHIA other athletic good*. Mr. -Moya Port Mellon Park b« rftihl to j|vt f)r Martoach«*a | Agent C. B. IfaaiYson- The book* Lewi* Wright, , son of Mr. and |>ntl of this imieaM'd demand said ’ha to tended to visit Sanford lavcled. And repaired aceortlint |, , dative oDthe i ’ollah town o f , lei 1* put out hy the U. 8 . D. A. will come from new rural riistom- Mrs. M, L. Wnght nf 7Dt Mag* - soon, Robacn added, and declared to regulation sli*t *>*» '>}•{. « Tarftow. . I Forestry Service er* and the company is com- i riotU Avenue, is, now „ associaletl ,, new concrete courtof regulation he w as much Interested In the unite,I to n diftnitc policy of » hh ,ha " ' „M leT .R un** *»«xl ala* be built In connection there­ Chamber and Junior Chamber imintiliale cslension of these i Lompany In Philadelphia, aceoniwith; both courts to enclosed activities here. Ida 0 'NOal, negress, waa ruial linn, just as fast as ma- I »’« *" tnfermatlon received today, In hhgh- wire fane*. • ad yeaterday on charges of __________—i—_ _ _ teiial and -manpower Irecmnn “ "W* recommMt! that the foreying personal proper! ORCHESTRA PLANNED _ sing b* dona In tb* order nam*>l be don* Orly conduct. James Camp- going ^ b iia k c i u i . U. « J Instrumental mustciaa-, young the eouru court* be reinforced 'I that th* . . negro widower of 815 East and old. who wish hi obtain the ■ order that a level surface can ssju s Light, Company nduring - 'uu the pas.t or Seventh Htrect, charged t t a O f e SEATTLE, Feb. 16. (A5 — An University of Washington — G. enjovment and benefit of group „ maintained. W* also m o m - earthquake—termed Wednesday morning the neg liy a Univer- K. Goodalreet — say* the seismo- ^■tranglAsl with cord* three Ameri- twelve months ha* constructed playing are requested to meet at (Mild that th* ‘beet material* be i l l y o f W a i h l n g l i m p r o f #WBOr • 111 c n n K n*s,«rll« l Krire Im iin ig l fr n m . c a n f l l t f l d A hole In a trunk bt needle there jumperl from •*5 n w*'° **tcr w*re frcm*t * over 15 mile* of ruraUlines In the music room at th* west side ‘ lid Jivv-W hltner of the Sentused In this work and that the the moat sever# ever recorder! graph, removed solt*, shirt* it* drum at 7:18 and one-half 1 * ••" * * • the Sanford area and in this of the Sanford Grammar School job be auperviHd by a competent — . art Ids* of clothing aai 'In "the Pacific northwest—hn* P. M. (Pacific Standard Time) he I , Thfl *°"fe* 'l,Q?1 , ,e?<lI lo: territory the number of current | at 7:30 o'clock Thursday evening. • n«riin*i«p " 4 Stad *W(tfrwHh keroeene and burn­ ,B^ t ’1* trisl in Shanghai of ronsuincrt has inrreased nearly George Fellows, who will direct rocked an area of 120,000 square termed (he tremor of "moderate. known trifle ahdt artist, w llrn o t ed them In a etova in the front mile*. A two-story wall ha* Intensity- and said he believed '1H lnc,udl"« , l . mH 40'-; in the past five yeara. the group a* a community orche-igtvd ah kxhibltioo her* aa pt*- nm ni oL the house. Fire damaga collapsed at a packing plant at It had centered at (Hympl*. general. All are charged with “The IJike Monroe develop­ vloOa'y snnou need by tha local to the home ws* slight, secording ' ■ on , tha .murder of the three Yana ment is only a part of the com­ tra. especially Invites Yetumod ■_ Scatte, and a 60,000 gallon tank Crack* appeared In at least on* veterans to Join. clog. to H n Chief Mack Cleveland. haa tonpled frem a flour mill. building ofI the slate group, Bfvj airmen In December, 11,44, at pany’s post war expansion pro Instead, Kirkwood will, appear Hankow, China. At th* «UM capital in Olyntpia, in structures at Seattle and at ram in Florida. A new 18,000 FIRE CAUSE* SMALL DAMAGE at the Dubsdread Country Club Tha three Japa have plaaded A 76-foot cornice fell from th# Bremerton, across Puget 8ound. ilowatt turbo-generator station In Oflando in an eyhlbltlon apotted that they acted under oruere. WM completed placed edge of a-hotel (tha Olympian) Damage from th* fallen tank Fire, jUit caused by a and defective Harold E. Gray of tha contract­ ■ . Ito i •to stories above th* street, atep the 14-story Fisher Flour­ Their confession* say that t h « '|n operation at Sarasota; con- stove, caused a stnall amount of Injured teat ing firm o* Grey and William* on th* roof of a one- ing Mill* at Seattle Included Amertean airmen were cremated, struction has started on a new damage le th* home of Sirs. May . ‘ returned from Jackson■ s o u .. MWIIMWII tX'itnii'Qrt.. soaked machinery, flour and Previous witnesses have testified 41,000 KW generator station for Packard, 80S Avacado Avenue^ that Mr. W htoer and i : r a n l Housing ■ ugh the tremor was frit grain. The collapsed wall crushed that the fllere' w * » . put into t h e 1 -• Ihe -■ Riviera section, north ofmorning at 11:60 II* permit to construct wide * re* for as tong as an unoccupied shop at th* pack- furnaces alive. Wait Palm Beach; and still an* o’clock. I f waa reported by Fire The confessions here been ad­ cthor 43.000 KW generator sta­ Chief Mack Cleveland. — ....nutes, the more Intense , quaking w aa confined to about Ing plant o f Frve and Company. mitted over defenae objections tion U planned for Installation Report* of th* quake hav* that they were written and signed at some point further down the *"•- mlnut*. Only a few minor DANCE under duress. east coast. . Earlier, the five-man American Member* o f Uio.CUlefy C rete-', “The cqmbined’ totals 0f ’ th* Military commission trying tha lutke Monrce station addition and young people* group ere cepectsitty' ’ T. If'Jap* denied a defense motion the dther three new plant* wlH invited by USO Director Joe Hall lloqulam. Wash., to- dismiss the chargee " 1that:Florida Power Bit Light to uttawd Urn UBanlt ‘ ------------ - - ........ ^ l u JUX N s u m grenade' t b it the ^Un ltod . Visiting b«U players tyn Dodger* are .aleo Ingley Dumps Tennis Court Project-!' Back Into City Commissioners’ Laps Pearl Committee H erbert G. Fuller Hike In Power Spends Furlcugh Output Due To Agrees To Halt On French Riviera Heavier Demand Hearings Feb. 20 Levander DeLong Is Named Deputy State Game Warden s? t> f 'n<>t to Garden Club Will Conduct Sale To Aid Beautification H arry Robson Is Glad To Be Greeted Vet Homecoming Day « With Smile, Again Decorations Planned . . Demand Free Immigration s«.v n g ? S t Negress Is Arrested On Trio. Of Charges Most Severe Earthouake Recorded In Northwest Rocks 129,000 Square Miles Kirkwood Exhibition * Slated In Orlando Japs Confess They Strangled Three American Airmen r* S ita ' i & " Gets Okey To Construct $ Houses sgss, s, ' , t ssji ; ......... ... f r° ° " 1 �FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15. 1916 >T i i ■*> **W’H*>r* • Hike In Power O utput Due. To Heavier Demand > v> <* *• . (Cm i Im H Vrmrn n*»l In r capacity iciotter than the peak load of the entire system prior to 1040. Substations will have* to ' be expanded end new one* built to handle the post war increase ' electricity foiceau foicca.l by the uanr,>lt|i‘atntewldei Inlerruhni U*Us million linci will hi.v be .reinforced, including uJ.lit ‘•♦♦it f! *r*h i i •*\ u i wVr *v V fvii^ttlr if the- wife finds that required lim i Reach Impurity ami the olhir iyxtrin ml between^ extensions required * ta deliver irmi. About this energy to . new ’ eutom -rs <50,000. fbit r^preeentt the company’*. largo* t construction pr:gr*ro xince lo s s when the interconnected system wh, ’first bum .to brine modern transmission line service to hun­ dreds c-f Florida communities which ment of distribution . lin e s a n d until thro had depended upon ether fncilties to serve new service fr m small isolated plants. customer*’w in-cost In the neigh- None of this additional rapacity borhotnl of K.OiXbWM, including replaces am anticipated corwiruction of over tnent, whief nod miles of rural lines to servo' and operaled as part Of Florida's fast developing far m ini system. The nitw plants* nrlivilies. V; . .• > slmplv fce additions’ to the ) •The Ijfl.ono KW new plant rnt system." Inhibition U caused by the number of other thingg Impressed upon ROBERT A. WILLIAMS thine, allowing him to sleep for one hour, then having him redid It back. A second part of th* tert Involves the i . ,..y THE EXHIBITION F E A T U R IN G JOE KIRKWOOD# FAMOUS iT r M ■. h W uroepted, J g p , m wMBm crdcrmg dcslrucuon of code* constituted the "lipMbh • r<j ^International) - '- M odem las’been tra n sffe e(l to. P, lormtr'y CFub InOrlan'do u I)bn'fon?hip of •VmHAN fOUIMAN ol Che s'frikebPutKfTOie tnd T**n- Mauufuc- In Memory Loss CINCINNATI, o . forget, .-to-m all the wife’s . I:tter you .rah -blame’ it on the tempo >r modtirfi life nr-.d think nothint three untrfenlKlfrt m m I'oJIew pa h more of it—that I*, if the serted :hejr used the car of an tn* i- »#M 11n hmira'i #tii, I tit ft# laHa* *1A tcrnotiunal Anre of Mschlnlsts wife datsrr’l find that letter m r«w*r«*#mif»#twm! [ >j #f»ii»iNip|w fWjiiiij your p x k et. lit. A rthur G. Hills, profeastur 1of psychology . a t the University of Cincinnati, says time has become ao telosenped "and we, have so many stimuli poled nt u* ihsi lur va Co;np<tnr to fitamiyru. Conn., dame* C»l)-n«n fJfl,*: U pirldrcd>la>ifa after being M jif tis y SEMINOLE COUNTRY CLUB Missouri 6 j Now Now York ! City Textile Tfeo^n i Uy IHIIlc/rii Y ItllK ■. , As-tcnaud H n ss. FjuhlonfjRdltjr The r.-t who pot glamour, in gingham rad rfilc Into d w iu ra y i is |l< pe .Skillman. n Missouri,/edsearch of AM with a capital AJ hut found it was more igipRTjaqt io eat regularly. Now she U one of the few wom­ en In the world, if. not >hf *»V one. to oWn her own textile btwlm as, holding her own with. #■** rnd charm against the sharp slid nut always ethical eompetiUeh of New York’s textile Iymono. ■ It Is the smiling and youthful Mia# Hkiltmsa, fin prjeate life Mrs. Haul Schury, wife bf afi.eryin< nt niudcrn iirtlst, who turns out those better • smooth chartDrsvs end *llh> buhl gingham s, which mall the following ditty: "In extra fine delivery We ago th e girls - who sprcisliie, Wq bet. We pash, we get uu[ - SoiuU ’ . Ahead,-to everyone’s surprise . . . "Hut low : alas and drearily eenfraa our word la naught, We are beset on every side Hy. strikes'allll. being faagl "la New JtngU nd.lhe finishers For fife whole weeha are sillin ’ On some of e j r beat goods That’ |o yow-V»< uld a> a-sti '-pln’. W t write to yo*-., tV a j ’.tle Z \\y Tq trll / i u t.'ir,- o‘t.* go.N's s.-j l i t : “Chtr 33ly rh te rfa lle le on this Jo— she makes whimsical p/lnia whlcl^j They’re aaighty .pretty road worth the waUl*' - , are used by tie gfentry'# tor-, Deiighted j y a^llghf. tooeh «n rilght designers. ’ ■ . " . j! th*. mHIat »f; cearral gloom, the. • The story bf Hope Hkllltaan Is a real Alger u ls with a femlrttne heroine. Horn In Kt. I*uls, Ilop# els 3 In vcc»r. studied art there aoA la Chicsgci Tyalcal lareplLwi, tii* o n e, from Feed finished, op In Cutups had to m i Cole, pf rallfprnU i to New York as prfwcUtf-jNlltfK *jfCeep_Ua adv|«gd^r^f.li the^dope— cf an art ma«a.inc 3ays » b f ? ^ Featuring The Running of For purse For T hree-Y «ar-0!df Parade of the Flaming The p*r*J* ol H U ttofi 5M FUmlngo’ *i„ U i Sohrfu\ (W (hfiUini t Adllll.V — Service Childrert ^ K liK P I lC N K 2 2 * ’ lay Only . iouble Feature- 'BEHIN! tcrrsllng artiste, hut I found my interest In art-didn’t quite over* shadow my Interest d n ’ feed. He j 1 went out and got a Job that] would keep me in caviar and! terrain puffs.” . ■ J’* 'That Job was an aaaidtanl dasigner In a targe t ex tile- three yearn ago started TH E A T R E S > H ' l 2 sir*1 F .K , D A IL Y ! ,(2 its ried Saul Behitry, on# of the art- Isis she had met. during h v brief editorial snloura. b u tn o t Ibe star* Mob lypr. Mr* Sehorp already wa# rtCofiiiiod aa one of th e . top fig*- Today MV. grid Mnj. Srhary ow a town. hoeae - In dOyratown N# York and a country home in Cot necllcul, Invltp their friends In (i dinner In n rent d streak lor the count! end# end graftal!#,eri During the’receht i fabric M uftry. -w fc mente were held. up. (he Naval Air Station, Han. ford. Florida will not b* valid and will not be honor­ ed. > < -• Authorities of the Naval Air Station, Sanford, Florl. *# ^ P * 0**' , . - RJEAL E ^ A T E -B H g ^ R _ _ you want a ha> to make you look your prettiest Cir|giio^i« / jUju ayrr dt^pU ^^U ^ with el^'fioweTs 'as lull Ehw.i A t^ ;/a '.- V jtiu « y look a treoi trcoi felt onrltU ocstUls cr puktper -----------------la koeutiiul--m v ‘ -xprln^’celort,' vfllh'.sclf f W r irljS n ln ftf‘^pin* tn^l.lry our beta on; yptftl lo'/iArhel xhef Ca Ice f t ,l u u; �t U ^ \ y r ;rE n fc A B V .!i5 ;!1 ^ 6 W * iy B T A > S IK tllfilJU T C H IK l'M 01' l>AOLA abm liY * :ii'u l, t#:#u A U tU ia rb ln # 11:0# A S t K V in aiM ltlc Scivlr*. I:i» J*. H M M w * *k Prayer k3d " r ils # a«r. I*#. • T h u rsd a y Evrnifc* »:C# p. u . (T E R A L b . m m im W H U m m i l l l U l l l l l l i T H E S A N F O R D ta ra m d P A G E T JIR B If F l o r id a U K B >«H 1 C M n i f f l ,m m e n REV . NORMAN K. XOE11I.KR n l l l d l IUI Hurid»y— 1*0# A. M.—.lu m ily •eh o y l > 11:00 A. M. — M orning W o rsh ip 1:10 4*. SI. Young I'v o p U l B o d ily W m | a. t i t Cbttrth Harvirva. 1 l#u A. I t t » t« r M **ilng eeting Ii r»y*r nine*. I s # I*. Vl. W *dni*Jay Kv c o s m u c a s T tn s A i. c n i m m C o ro w "1 1’srb A « H M anil ltd U lnU tvr. J. Ifernard R oot. Sunday Hrhool. I#:##. M orning W urahtp, ll:# e . 1 P a c o n tin u e s' Uj n t t r u r l re ep rd b re a k in g cro w d * . R e ce n tly a j ».-roa t| n t th e e n tr a n c j bloc ... . ru iln m il track; nrnl a n A O . tn iin l wa* fo rced to m i it 10 m in u te* j u n til police su cceed ed in c le a rin g a 'p a t h for. It. t 't a n x n a ^•■m tnoiaT c a t i. «», A uatib. p a ste r lu u d ay ScbceL !#:»• A. M. a . w . H am it. Hunt. U i r n l U w orahlu. H it# A. S t • M in trr riil'H lll—L o su w o o ti t i n , M ark T. C a rp e o le r. K v*ry second H u n d a y -llo lf Cold litunlun, 5:1# A. M. O th e r S onda) *-Jl,ivlr*e t:S# P. SI. 12th S t. & L a u ra ! Ave“ W h ere J csun I s H ead’' ,A blit fiw id a i IK;-,1 sky train [of th# Flying Tiger Line lim kjjft Tuesday cv.Miinjt from .Pag# r ie l I county nirport nl Ft. Myera with S IN G S P IU A T rO N A i; S O N G S E R V IC E In v ite s You K. 1. W rig h t, P iu lo r t iik t i t n u n ok u a u HKV. a t V ^ v n U P a s t o r . Sunday School. # ; lt A. St. . S lurnlna g e rv k * . tL o o A. SI. T h u m la y N la h l P r a y e r Service r .u p. si. t it llu u tt C atholic C hurch. I t # 0 # k tv in n . _ . _ Ite e te ry : I I I W #at ITlh « tr # # t •‘lnforA lls la h ts . P ost O ffice Addreeei Box 111 I’h.'B# l i t R*e. F a th e r W illiam N a ch ira b : P a ilo r, Sunday m a rt: 1:11 A. M. and 10:00 a . SI. WWW 1 to r v th *m i! ,ti,(rft(i puu mla o f g h i ii o l a a h iia id hi Liu c u rt m is o r * a b o u t 17,-t 10 flo w e rs d r - t in e , I for Los A n g e lc *. r.'V nL .niiu. I ’nlnui S o la flo w e r f a rm s m ad e th e u ir r '.p r r » * sh ip ­ m e n t- w h ic h "W ill b» m r e g u la r w eekly # t r m , — _ __ a____ __ - » K lu v e rt V illa g e , a 100 u n it su b ­ d ivision fu r m u n iv d v e te ra n ■*m* d e n t* a t th e .U n iv e rs ity o f Flur* iiia . tviu ile .l l r a t .J M onday a f t e r ­ noon b y S e c r e ta r y o f S t a le I t. A . C ra y „ JTHh e house Hint** .a r e com pleh* e x c e p t f u r la n d s c a p in g . nm i p re v is io n o f liv in g ro b in fu rn ish - S u n d a y School G. M . W illis. S u p t.9 :4 5 A.M W o rsh ip S erv ice D r. J . W, P itc h e r 11:00 A . M, C h ris t A m b a ssa d o rs (Y o u n g P eople). 6 :3 0 P. M. E v a n g e listic R ally *Mc» ii k p h y .th u F a s t n r - 7 :3 0 I’. 51 S pecial T rio S in g in g T h e C h u rc h W ith a W n rm W elcom e E lir tJu la r / s I BRITISH NURSIS are ihown looking after the f c h ild re n In or.# o f th re e nurseries converted from lounges fur the pill oMvon Uns Quttn M #ry, Tha giant liner U cn route f.om England to tli United State# with i,C31 . ( internal iewit) brides and babies of American servicemen. iitta tr i c a n L ook Y o u m e u with GOUltlELLI LSTKOLAR RHKC a s T H O in iT C 1 I W B I d lh t Mohr** J. \V. IVKV. P a sto r Ivnday SctiooU 1«:00 A. M. JI 'r o s r h ta r. 1 1:CQ A SC T P. U. R. V ;ll P. M. C o n fa in s a n E s l n i ^ j c n t r t ’o m p l p x irhina. s.ta |v. la. r i i 'i n i T K i i u v cutm u D. 0ROW NI.KU. U P . P a ilo r. n n r .v r n n a a r .i iw u r u . C ltU llfl C orner ol CMk 'a d T h ird RKV. MARK CAKPKNTKR. fl*«J Sunday. *»rvlc*i: H oly C om m union, •;«# A. m. ♦ 'll A. M —Binday School. C hurch School. 1:10 A. M. 11:0# A St-—S lurnlna W nrahtp. U n m in r S irv ie r. a. S 1:1# 1*. M. J u n io r and San lor Vouqd ra a s la . K venlnx W urihlp. T h u m la y l;# o A. 41. Cecil I* C r l m y . P a llo r ■ ALVAT?i»tt t a e r n v a i i N l , Sunday School. 10:00 A. M. t i l r i l l s . i ’orU. m reav Her rid C. Ito ia c k , Supt. M ajor A S IV h urt on In charter S lurnlnx W nrihlp. 11:00 A. M. Sun Ja y School. »•»! A. SI P lre c to r S in . Slyra l lo i a r k P r a t e r m r t l r r I I M A. SI. ! t*. 1-50 P H. T. I*. L. 1 .00 P. M. r*. - **'ne VVontilp. t:10. P. SI. SI reel S feen n a. J f M I V a ln rid iy P ra y e r Service, T: K v a n ae llrllc Service. J OB P. MK rlder Servian • «'> I*. M ru n so iT im iiB itA rriaT Touchton Druji; Company c u t i it 'i i ..urel A re . a I N inth SL C, Camp. P a rlo r. •inday School. M l A. St., f I t Allddleton, »upi V n rn ln a W, n h ip . 11:00 ■AKveniuK *VVonhlp. 7:0* I*. 1 V.edneeday P ra y e r Service, r »l . I": ret ,n d T lllrd T uerday* * SI. IT. 1:00 P„ SI. Tkfe r s m e a o r a a o Bring ijjiring inditre with cridth sheer cur KiKSGH CURTAIN RODS ALL METAL Extension rods........ 20c Wo also have plenty of drnpey hooka I $ SANFOR1? ■m COMP n<r>«va and Kim av aa u ao He*. TV C. Holcomb, ndalnr ru n d e v Achoul 10:0* A M. l l'i n t n u Service 1100 A. M. Toon#. Penal#, ♦ :• ' P. M. Sunday N lfh t flrrvit*. #;#• P. SI IVcdneaday nl«l I o ra y e r eervica * P \| . WedHcedAy N laht P ra y e r Me- Mom in* W on Lvenlrt* Kervi T h u re d a y —HU , lee I on *• M. rilP iirn m m i Rev. U« r»»* ,11. (tHitUt'lL Itushiorv 111 P a lm e tto A venue l# ;0« A. M. —S un d ay School, B*-r, W illiam P e rry Teeley. Sllnleter dmlHi. S u p e rin te n d en t. Sunday • School W orship *:IS il:0 u A S I..---- slu rn ln a W o rih lti . SI. 1:00 P. SI,— N, r . P. S sio m ln a VVorehlp, 11:0# A. SI. <:00 P, SI. — K venlnx W o rib tp ChrlM H n Yuuth Fellow ehlp, d :l« T :lo )', SI.— W ed n e id e y , P ra y e r . SI. and P ra iee eervica W urehlp and Serm on, 7:10 P. M. W edneiday Service Til# P. M. i n r n m . r OP OOO ■ aaferd C orners L au rel A*#, and 1 "W hera Je .u a U R e al' K. I. W ltlllllT , P aste Sunday School U. |L Said.. I#:0d A. SI. kl u r 1 1 n * U avolloaal I I I : t# A. SI. , Afhrlal A m bassadors (youm UTKI. T:#d P. SI. K v a n x cll.tlc M r»|lnc. •:# • l*ra>er m e e tin g * jn d B ible T h u red ay HO# SI. W ed n asd ar a fte r noon p i m eetin g . 1:10 P. M .------------c h v m c ii 11 r i n a r M um u iiiK r rait'R cn Washington inailc history by cut time dow n a c h e r r y tr e e , hut o u r to d ju een F J Ita lic ih haa cUtRied governninitM l re d In p e a n d anH ired t in npccily re u n io n o f a fa m ily g rp a m lo d by Six y e a r* o f , T h e I d l e r wan w r itte n hV a n 'VOr Atjun I t :#» A i« a y P ra y e r Harvlca. and SI wormip, i;»o p. it. a* rvle*anrr Unlom VI# P. K. other Ihirbnttii ^jniig IIM I ll Absorbine Jr. Castoria Creeks Seek - Sale Tp f Tobacco Crop Red Cross knitter T b rtSock” S u c c e s s Feenam int.....19c Retonga If %%.»«* Il O D E N T tooth 41* J PO W D E R • » 4.1 EVERSHARP M o tio n l ‘k l u r « of bUr Forelm Mlpibn Wock -le d ?V -'"n Momboro will, th trtnaUtionji. The; one « porbon*] Chi * • 1*1 trying to gat from the foreign of­ fice for years is on the way." 2 I line. Pinkhams Comp. A'Jt took three duy# fop i}i« all inail letter ts tie delivered in Kngland," he said. "Tb# day nft#t U arrived--aa officcl Camo.ito Uowing'a house and lold him, •The iiuc#na going to bat for you/ Tile permission he'd bt#f1 • b e tt e r Phillips Milk Magnesia ita tii, to Canada and reunlio tho N I8 H T ONL1 •loiter, look better, and have n BC P ow dera daughter, ATHENS — (/P)— .Greece's rich tobacco, which represents neatly WESTFORD, Moat. — I M P*rc*nl of Air normal ex- Mr*. Jgrmi# M. Kviulrlck, Mb, l#t a- koittlng record for tl Lowell Red Cross. Since March of 1910, she hr war C rew s export- knitted for R«rv’rrin#n 3,100 Isf­ JO' to n # e f tobvero ahan square; , 050 pairs of aoeVs ally—45,000 tons lo Central 1 C knee bands nnd uncount#/ p« and 1S.OOO ton# to Aim-- ■warven ami ahfuldm ttea. Rom in Nashwnuk, New Ururvnd Britain. let,.. Mrs. Igsndrick learned tf ieally the erUire kPU cfAp. ycaji 0 Um*. and the entire lSHr> knit when nffi waa nine ycapi M 85,000 (th a are In wnrr- old. She still doc* all her owt house work, Mr». Kendrkk perfnrme;l th* same service for tho Red Cro#. In World )Var I. "But l didn’t keep esunt then," aha said. V 3*c ,L Mellloy heeded n foreman for hia, Christmas tree, plantation near Cotinlnnd, Ontario. Jam#* Cowing, In Norwich, Fngland, wanted th# Job if --------------ho ccul >g W o rth lp cu sto m e r* iiuikn m oney by cut* tin g dow n- mi th e c o s t o f lic n ltll mill beauty niils. Yen. o iir daily low j,r ic,-s s a v e 'th e m nin n y a dnlhit m i h r ro iic i- o f a y e a r - a n d tu (tti.l,. (h ill wo m il th e t i u t h , hero art- m in e “c h ip s « f f th e old block ‘ . . . p ric e s th a t a r« l y |u r * l ..f tIt* f i l l , —ii-kV lMLiH - u u . " f ( v r on Ih m tfs |hul help you feel ' American Holieri K. - McCloy of Rav. J . K S4cl(l*il«y, |>a*lor. 1:14 A- SI —S un d ay Bctmal. J ■ Rden, N. Y. M cCloy am i h is w ife avia. su p « rJn te n d « n t. tl;# # A. U .—M o ratn a tv»r*hi|, c a re d for tw o l l n t l s h c h ild re n a v a c u a in l < lu rln g ,th e b l i t t , l lr c n 7:## IV SI. T b u lh P allu w in lv 1:0# P, M. Itarm oa da and Ucryi (lowing, t' - - o r tu n u T W nrih lp a n d Com m ualoa. U tM . 1(, Kventntf f i f f t H — M l P. M, Inx — 7:10 I*. M. A R T H U R L. IIU T L B R . Hbil*l«r. Family Is Reunited By Britinh Queen TORONTO — (,V>— A letter PVRHrf M ill -% K sel fleednd l i r c l S un d ay Mer#(e*— It;# # A. SI. Sunday Hclinot —» iIS A. 41 W ed n eid ay (U r r ir e —I I I P. Btminnla County Courlhouae. nibt* Claaiea. 10:0# A. U. N E D SM ITH* ,N p r, V ilj J CONFRONTED b y 0 lo ' p ro b le m n I rh u o ain g ono p u p p y a t Uio D otrui 1t dog pound, llltla S ed u n n d K ikin ’ J bold# a n a rm fu l a n d w lshea ah + could ta k a th e m «1L No d n u h ? they'cf h a v e com e along glfully V -■• k e e p on b e in g sn u g g led In th a t sof. • j w i n n A rctic J a c k e t S c d o n n a J ■ T w a a rtn * . ffd id e n a tio n o t 1 1 PEN & PENCIL SETS .. $1.09 Pablum ....... 39c Syr. Pepsin 47c j,. Carter's Pills 19c Ff^stccth..... 49c rH M uiikvT v o o n i PasteL.,.2 for 29c -M .7 mr •' » ' _- ■V * •' » -V r jE IU S H A IH T O N IC W EPEAL IN ATOMS th y "Atomic Age” 1# cent­ uries old In pharmacy. Th# phaimaclst walks w i t h Atom* ntonu ' ■every dsy because Ihe chemical formulae fur prescription 'drugs are giv­ en In term* of atoms; for eyampte, to the pharmacist. hl-carhonnte of soda b NAIIC03—one atom of Bbdiuro, one of Hydrogen, one of Carbon, and tht#o atoma of Oxygen. He m ost know and recognlia hundreds sorb formulae beemuto upon hia knowledge depends th e health and welfare of th# people he serves. �FRID A Y , F E B R U A R Y J 5 J 1 9 I 6 11 ADted.l1 IHC SAJfFjORaaEBRAMJj W ISPO**, FLORIDA ................................... .............. . Like Father Like Son - The Sanford Herald - ' ..................................... • accept remain A circuit court ruled that the non-aectarian rail* education clanaea instituted three years ago in Illi achoola may continue. The wife of a Uijlvertlt^ "bf 111! Illinois professor had brought action opposing auch teach be abort of fundi, or without acc them, in a abort .lima-" ard Many families coming to The Mr' SATURDAY NIGHT — FEB. 16th le i rU P r r o a * I M i l« r » H e r a l l l l r e la |k> «a a f a r rer a iin a ml a ll a r w a S U m ' * * ’ * lee - -ia i» a r . - W e H i e O t n t w f ,ni,HV pvnut'AKV ib i'm i W BIBI.B VHItBIt FOR TODAY BUT H O tT T ’AN. CHILDREN IONOR PARENTS WHO SEEK JlVORCES FOR TRIVIAL REAIONS AND . IGNORE' THE MGHT8 OF CHILDREN TO IMF.? PARENTS Y T tt EARN 1) CHILDREN OUTLY APPREKNTAL LOVE: Ths Tsmpa Tribun* refers to Hsrpld Ick o • • - ‘ th* U .j member of th* oriKinaJ Roosevelt Cabin*1/ • Henry Wallnc# was 8*ctetary of Agriculture In th* origInal Roosevelt’ csbln*t, la now Secretary of Commerce. * Literature - Argontine election disturbance* ‘ have caused burning of great masses of campaign literature, valui aiTfl-Pcron forces at $100,000. ' . s How they reached this figure is something to w< . ....... M P _______ p worth ia about. Campaign llteraturt’s ■chief is apt ..It Ba weight of paper rather than in the words-it coff! I r campaign headquart«;fa vTill confirm Thousands of cards bearing- the name-and portrait or some candidate for local .office, and the inspiring slogan, "Vote For Peter Harmon For Auditor”, make up .the bulk of .the output. Really educational pamphlets, explaining the party position on the issues of the dsy, snd leaflets th at might win over opposition voters, are. definitely in the minority. The overwhelming impression is one of immense waste. 'Some tiny campaign* may be run by realists, chang­ ing alt (his. If Argentina is like .the United States, Americans will regret that.the anti-Peronltca have been interfered with, but will be slow to call the destruction of their campaign a PER COUPLE Lee prowell Orchestra DINNER from 6:00 til 9:00 CITY HOTEL S N FINEST QUALITY Away back in 1823, Sydney Smith, famed English writer and churchman, wrbte Ms friend, Lady Grey, as follow *: ‘ Grave Concern Overi nRemoval Of Ceiling n • w n , n • .• . Prices Is Stressed By Salvation. Army For God'a •'sake, dp not drag me into another war! I ani worn dowp and Worn out with crusad­ NEW YORK, N.' V., Ft ing and defending Europe and protecting mankind; ( 8 pecial).)—Grave concern I must think a little, of myself, “ I am sorry for th* Spaniards—I am sorry for resulting Inflation told hardship tfc thousands*''#! the Greeks—I deplore the fate of the Jews; the families who are already - Heftfk people of the Sandwich Islands are groaning under at a subsistence level was wwH i t most detestable‘tyranny; Baghdad is oppressed presaed yesterday at 'natloncl —1 do’ nut like .the -.prqjfent state of the Delta— headquarters of ths SahraHon Army by officials of the Famllv Tibet Is not comfortable.. Am 1 to fight for all these • «h people? The world is bursting with sin and sorrow. ,. Service Bureau, i With’.thisexpression of appi* Am I to be champion of the Decalogue and to be . hsnslon wa* - th s prediction th» eternally raising fleets $nd armies to make all men unemployment among eg-serVU-cmen,-discharged from th# services good and happy? We< have just donp saving six or more -mentha kgoll* Win Europe, and I am afraid the consequences will be. , that |Ve. ahsJK cot $bqh othog'* throats. With a few word And name changes, that could be that fnoney when the next seewell and wisely written t0day.~Tampa Tribune. 1 * | ilkos ar* expected to be etralnfd "he UNO M«mi to b* dsterted to mak* Now York City temporary alt* for Ita heedirteri. Probably became New rk City l* lb# only place ’n world wb*r* all lh* delegates, m atter what country they ar* m. could fed rifh t at bom*. 1; . ----------- _ Tie Slat* government U literr lousy with money, ComptrolLee reveals..A little nest sgg some $36,000,000 In cash has n collected In th# SUte Traaewhile various Investments, lily In government bonds, sunt to 121 .000,000 for a grand a dose watch over your tnty end your jewelry." wern mp* police, aa they point, to a Itew id* epidemic of burglaries d holdups, many of them tomUed by .youngsters not yet out their Atens. Batter than keepI » dose watch on your money g h t be to invest some of It in lolssom* recreation -facilities for *° commit robotn*j». i Uniplfd to ,n idle- brain," someone ha* told, I the devil's workshop/! "K e e p tftnlng. "I do not rai an Administration wl Rutology magazine, "Is some finely educated person who will write a treatise on The Theory of Rutotogy.’ In It 1 want him to tell all that Is known about ruts - - when to stay In them, when to. get oliCand, If jetting out, how to* do so without weeking everything." ’ • Kettering, whose Inventions run from automotive starters to JaApces and oh to fever machines - - he is director of I H a r c h for General Motors - - does not ob­ ject to-ruta because they made roads rough, but because tjiey make-roads easy by staying in them. Even the war, things Kettering, only provided a change Meeting In Front Of Capitol, Which Side Is Supposed To W A B H IN 0T 0N -W anna atoit Supremo Court? on argumeotf Ask tome srqsrly v.,r to M m i -the front side of ths narion’a CeJltpL L U the weat your moth»r-ln-l#w (who still pro­ bably talks about her on# visit to vnnla wus. lb* .Washington W a s h I n gJ)o rwon ths-Potomao )’ tho WhlU House an t •ml business section > f would, in all likelihood, give th* ween Governor Caldwell wrong answer. , Washington? . oue state and out of-aut* the ta il side, facing . Boms C sg|tor HU1 employes 01F* ■regarding the unfurU b rv y o f ;Congress and the br#r# sampled on U>* questbn (i*TB*ideatH.. j e MadDan of men take a man out d*r him In tho South, It t i i i "lynching' In ell publication., but if th* huT happened In Chlcege, Ikl Mty he was "taken for white, hgedlineo'ln th# bveuid shout "Oangstor ^S i l v i a s ; ORANGE CITY FLORIDA . MEET YOUR FRIENDS at the RAINBOW BAR Mr • actual ' assistance h.as t>*grf rising steadily since last Hay. and that the number of application* of persons In distress *>5 per cent greater- in Ja n ­ uary 1918 than fn January IU45. Commissioner McMillan point­ ed out that many families, especi­ ally those of men still in tn* armed service* or In the mer­ chant marina, are today living at s subsistence level. "Any Increase In i>nce*. -euth a* will result If. price controls are lifted, wRJ find, then* families, in on I much, greater scale than ha# been given up -until npw, and In marly who until now have been to the utmost. self-supporting,” he said. Contmlsslonsr Donald McMillan; Th#’ anticipated large unemnational secretary of th* Halvft- ployfiitnt situation among returntlon Army, said that the numblr *d yetersn* waa bated In p a rt by of individual* and famlllea ai The Salvation Akmy’a Family Ing to tho SalVatloil Army's-1 gerrit* Bur>*u upon the fact that Bo was the mart A majority Said he "The east side Is the seat front. The west side I* th* w*|$ front terrace,'" borate. -Take ,choke,,i he grui ’"servfcemsn discharged after •J Day will hav* been exhausted r the end of February. Ths Family 8#rvice Bureau has und that ths current law wage* reliable to eenrlcemm hav# dlsluraged many from taking 'emlyment. end that tbty have tf c *d until now on jnustcring-out »penal dal benefit* neneni*. who were officer*, la ir, h»v* be«n reluctant to |obs at $25 and $35 a week," maid Commissioner MeMH- RIVIERA — 2 decks to a box — Beautiful picture patterns! U WANT GOOD EATS? Why sure, my friend Johnson's Red Ban la your journey’s cm There arc Juicy steaks And chicken, too. . Oh yes, and shrimp Just right f o r - ..... BEE BRAND 76c MOHAWK 45c iteriocking $2.j)0 So get in your car ami come our way; You’ll not i»e Berry, . Oh Bo, I H urray! ■ ROY JOHNSON’S RED BARN RESTAURANT 8 miles South of Sanford holders for eight players GOODS 306 E ast Firat St. Yi ’ Block East of PJ rk David Lf’iMk-Hi of the Capitol. growth has I means, That wishes to thank .the people of Sanford for their loyalty 4rid patience during the war years. OUR E N T I R E . DAIRY FARM IS NOW L()CATED -a t 20th Street \ serve �FRIDAY,. FEBBU ARYi lS.iUMGin <-THB SANFORD,MERALP, 8ANF0HD. FLORIDA *»TV ^Society Editor? Creel la Jrnluck Social Calendar MONDAY Tb* .W.5I.U. of the First Bap­ tist Church will have a program inerting a t the church annex at \ 3r30 P. M. with Circle So. * hav* l i f charge of the program- Mr*. ■ Roy B ritt la chairman of Circle ' A Other meetings scheduled art': VUnbeama at 3:30 P. M. a t' the church; Junior R. A.'* at 3:45 Womans Club Gives B r i d g e Luncheon The ■annual Valentine bridge luncheon of the Womans Club «?*, * 1Yen a t the club house Wednesday beginning a t 1:00 P. M. with Mrs. W. V. Billing aa chairman and Mrs. A1 Lyons, Mrs. Ueorge Stint, Mra. C. L. Bedding and M n: J. L. Lee as eo-hc s teases. The Valentine motif was at­ tractively carried out In the club decorations and in the tallica. In front of the stage wae a long tabic covered with a lace Cloth and centered with a large boal of red sweetpeat and gypsophiln flunked by red taper*,In crystal camla labra. A delicious aweet course lunch­ eon was served on individual table* with centerpieces of red hibiscus. At the conclusion of the luncheon, bridge was enjoyed *lth Mrs. O. -P. Herndon being awarded high* accre prlae and Mra. Martha. Kiylin acreeno prite. Mra- Maude VVUliarns « Of* a w* rtf' ed high priae for Jhe game uf Chinese checker*. . ;■ Among those present .were: Mr*. J. B. Root, Mrs.'0. P. Hern­ don.- Mra. June Roumillat, Mr*. V; J **na, C. F. Proctor, Mr*. R. M. Burps. Mra. If, VV. , £ | Rucker. Mra. C. C. Karl. Mra. 'j3 0 I J. W. Hall, Mrs. d, A. Yeung, item: Mr*. j , R .'B ,|(er> Mr*. Roy THHa, Mrs. M. J„ Culkim, Mri. W. M. Leavitt, Mra. 8 . D. Hlghltynum, Mra, John Melseh, Sr., Mra. W, • Av Voaater, Mra. Mark C an ['enter. I MG Mrs. W. G. Stamper, Mra. George . Wells. Mra. E. A. Monforton. tfM Mra. Brodie Williams, Mrs. Metric of Williams. Mra. J . A. Barber, Mra. |Jer H. j . Lehman, Mrs, W. 8 . Brumlo.t- •■Y. Mr*. Herbert RUasall. Mr*. K. J. T. Newby, Mrs. A, M. Phillips, Mrs. Montailh, Mrs. 1). B. Crum­ ley, Mra. Joyner, >Mr*. E. J. Nelson, Mra. -F. E. Bolt, Mra. B. C. „ f Moore, Mra. Harry Papworth, Mr*. Ural ley Odham, Mrs. Knlr' >** mlnger, Mrs. Martha KIvlin, Mrs. n F. B. Clement*. Mrs. Nettie Ep­ person, Mrs. Fred Willisms, Mrs. — J. C. Bennett. Mr*, llsrel Gillon ---- and several guests. Hospital Benefit bridge—Chine-Hc Chcckern 50c Fell. 20 — Wednesday — 2:30 PJM. WOMAN’S CLUB Social Hour — 2 r n r id , the Stewardship, of Service. Plans were made to visit the County Home out Feb. 21 when members will lie requested to meet at the church at 2:30 P. M and cars will be provided. . Refreshments were served to the following: Mra. R. L. Beard, Mrs. G. 8. Selrqan, Mr*. A. C. Anderson, Mra. I. N Kimbrough, Mrs A. J. Peterson, Mrs. C. C. MacKetixf*. Mra. Britton JohnEmi, Mrs. B. G. Methvln, Mrs. J. A. Strange, Mrs. J . A. Vain, Mrs. D. K. kJ|N ^-j»nd^M rs, Voli# WIIU^ Mra. William P. Low# of New York City la visiting her mother, Mr*. J. Flalacher. a t her home 201 East Tcnfh Street. Mr. and Mra. John Callahan h*v«»relumed from 'A ugusta. Ga. where they were called because of the Illness and death of Mr. Callahan’*, father. .Mr*. Collaen Brady of High Point, N. C. has arrived In San­ ford to ms nag* the Jewelry de­ partment of the Mather Furniture Company. Company. ‘ Following a short tr Friend* of Porter Lam ing HI couple will reside a t llY wtl] be glad to learn th a t he has Avenue. returned to his home a t 2382 San­ ford Avenue after being confined Miss Prescott To In the Fcmald-Laughton Memorial Hospital! for acme time. Marry This Evening Mr. and Mra. J. P. Thurmond have received word th at their son, Sam -Thurmond 8. 2/c. has arrived in San Francisco, Calif, from duty In the Pacific and will come to Sanford in I D day* for a 30 day'furlough.. J. W. Baker of Hartwell, Ga. and Eugenq Baker of, LaGrange, Ga. arrived yesterday to vliit with their daughter' and slim r, Mrs. Lillian- Vickery. Mr, Eugene Baker is executive director of the United War Fund of Georgia, affiliated with the National War Fund. He expects to retiim to LaGrange to­ morrow while M raV Ickery# fath­ er will rama|h here for gn Inde■HiW: >* - * - .--“I-- " Hospital B e n e f i t At Club Feb. 20 The Civic Department of the Sanford Womans Club will spon­ sor its annual bridge party. Chinas# checkers, and social hour on Feb. 20 at 2:30 P. M. at the club house for the benefit of the Fcrnald-LaUghton Memorial Hospital with Mr*. Fred L. Wil­ liams as general chairman and Mrs. C. II. pawaon, Mr*. A. M. Phillips. Mr*. E. Compton, Mrs. J. 0. Bennett and Mra. Emma Gatllson asslsti^fvjm the com* mittee. Mrs. James Moughton will hav* charge of the tallies and MrsM. l„ Cullum will be at Hie door. Mr*. C. R. Dawson will accept reservations and those wishing to attend ar* requested to ulephoila TdB'W. i F o r those arriving on time 600 extra point* will be awarded. Lea Souer* will be In charge of decorations for the affair. Gardeners Meet With Mrs. J. L. Eminisor f-ny ns the chirp of fho first mbln of Spring ar® these one and two piece churmcra . . softly de»iffnctl, cojorfni mid flat­ tering in-Prints and So­ lid Colors, Around Bag* 'of beauty to c o m p l e m e n t and highlight your every costume. Black Pa­ tent, W h i t e . And Colors. , \ 6 -^ > p ^ • i- r -- nation* in th* •todltorle/h of (ha First Methodlat CSurrfc at* 7;30 Monday ersnirur., They era a group -ef 12 rr- my m -n an-* woman, reprtaviUiWs* of semi o f the m ^ t favctonUng and HatcHc edit striae to tbs world. They srd her# to th* United BUt** as slttdsnt* oa that th>r n lr h ; The nWash-Me" Tic of the Nation < Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thomas whose marriage was solemnised reintly at the Church of God with the Rev, Paul Yates officiating *c couple will make their home in this city at 114 Maple Avenue. Mra At HuS, Mra. H. E .^ o y c , Mra. C. K. Cartar, Mrtfe L .L . U ?"£:• tSal ORIGINAL untomime Is Presented At Southside School By Cogburn School 0 / Dancing Mr. end Mr*.. Fr L. Lee of this city have announced. tbf engagement and approaching mag. riage of their daughter ArdVe Ardye | Class" and "Bhowtime” la,t evcRuth to Mr. J. G. David, son of ning in the Snuthsidr School the late Mr. and Mr*. J. 0 . Itovkl, auditorium before an enthusiastic Sr. also of this city. , audience of approximately SOU Miss Lee It a graduate of the [ persona for the benefit of the DeLand High School and la atjgebco) fund. present employed as recepttonlat > ■"Petri and the Wolf" w*. at the Kanfoni Clinic. Mr. Darts, (danced tn music by Prokofiev, a graduate of the Seminole .High .transcribed bv Leopold Stokowski School, served In the Array In conducting the All American Ortho slate* antj overseas. (His |» ehrslra, with commentation by now employed at the SsnfpPd B»,|| Ralhbone and choreography by Mrs. P. II. Tepsic, director of the dance school. ■Early-one morning Peter (Jimrale MacDonald) went mit Into the meadow to 'play with his Cotillion Club Has friends, the Bird (Gretchm Kirchho(f> and the Duck I Ann Whitakcrl, anu wnicued them argue whether 'twa* twlter to lie able to. swim or fly. Peter became Brightened, when the Cat (JacmtAyn MacDonald) slinked on around an open fir* where In# scene ami nearly captured welnera were roasted and supper the Bluebird. Soon, Grandpapa was served at the home of Ml** (Bubo JleauI holihl*,) into' themeadow and left, shaking hi* Doris Hall on Valencia Drive. Mia* Luticla Gormley and es­ head, because Peler would not cort, James 14*. were awarded head hi* warning of the Wolf first prise for completing the (Mrs. P. II. Tepsic I lurking In hunt ahead af the rest with all lh* f o m t. But, Just then, a big th* listed Item* "In the bag" ami Wolf ruahed out of the wood* MU* Margaret Bella, Mia* Cecelia and -gobbler) up the duck. After Truluck, - Bobby Nearman a n d PMer and tha Bird captured 'the Richard D e a a were awarded Wolf, they begged the approach­ second prise*, Approximately 60 ing Hunter* not to kill him. Sn they all marched off triumphant­ enjoyed the occasion. ly to the too, leading the Wolf. .hunter* were: Mona Jobe, Azalea Circle Meets The Gail Bitting, Harriet Brown,-Lin­ Leonard. Jane Davis a n d With Mrs. Harper da I’hyJIU Shames. . .“At Dancing Cl***" which por­ met recently Th* Aaalea-Cticl* v........ - ......... actual scenes during les­ a t th e hom* of Mra. C. C. Harper trayed opened with IJtUe Nannie 18 IB Banfotd Afenua with ‘Mr*. C. sons Ktlleoai Butterfllea who were: U Redding, president, presiding. Joan Btafford, Edith Htnacn, Carol McNeill, Karen Carpenter, June Jennings. Dottle Willisms, Jane Williams, Nancy Robb, Intia Jean Corky, Peggy Jane Imiulqul*t Ond Joyce Ann Cullutn. This was followed by Ballet Technique with Batty Stile*, Sandra Dunn, Marvell -McMillan, Maltha Owen, Felice 8 m!lh, Betty Ann Munson, Penelope Wallace, Beverly Gray, Mery KAer Powell, Susan fthamc.i, Maria Menrndcx, Gladys Hasty, Jean Humphrey and MaKgib’Jane The Dirt Gardeners Circle of th* Oarden Club mst at th* .home of Mrs. J. Eminisor 1701 French Avenue recently with Mr*. B. > Wilke as presiding officer who requested reports from ill committees. Mrs. Myron Smith, Leapiifirstlon chairman, reported that in the near future out-door fire places, tables and benches are to-be- built a t Ft, Melton -Parkt Z th at work la being done on "The Park; and that raking ^ S Tree” fertilisation Is being .don* at f ? the Fourth Street perk on Park 1 ! Avenue. More than 0,000 plant# have been cxchsngcd by members dur­ ing ths past month. Mr*. B. C Dickerson reported that Mrs. Tom Adams hs* donated two trees for th* Grammar School grounds. Mrs. .H. A. Williams d istrib u te papers J»n summer annuals-srid Mr*.-Ed­ ward McCall gavo an Interesting talk on Florida’fstw. Mr*. Clyde Ramsey, program chairman, an­ nounced a demonstration on bud­ ding to be given In March and a Plant Esrhsng* by drel* mem­ bers to b> held In April; 8factean msmbtra and taro visit­ ors attended the mestlnr and an- annual lunchson which was hsrl Joysd a tour of MYs. ptatlnlsor's at tha Country Club today, Mra. L. E. Spencer gate an Interesting attractive geidsn. rsp o rt on horticulture. The hostess assisted by Mr*. E. A. Monforton aarvsd rafrtih- Planned Methodlat Church BAGS Miss Lorraine Prescott, daugh­ ter o f Mr. and Mra. H. Weiley Prescott of Sanford, will ¥ * • Orin Ruhlou, son of* Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Ruhlou of Wauatt Neb., thla evening- at- th e 1 F lirt Baptist Church a t 8:33 P. M. with the Rev. W. P. Brooke, Jr. officiating at the ceremony. Mrs. Eugene Humphrey, slstar of Miss Prescott, will servo aa her only attendant and Frank Bauer will bo best man for thh groom. All friend* and relative* of the couple are cordially invited to attend. w • Yvonne Cnllcm danced a Mili­ tary Salute, solu hip number, which was followed by The S k a t e r s : Kliribrtb Woodruff. Patricia Rntigan, Knv Itatigali. Susan Shame*, Gladys Hasty, Maty Hose Speer. Murvel Mc­ Millan, Betty Atm Munson, Joyce Jrrrfs and Barbara Brown. I.altue McNeill ilainrd the First Toe Duller and Maria Menundex did Trtrky Taps. All Aboard included: Betty Jean Townsend. Mary Es­ ter Powell, Betty Ann Stiles, Sandra' Bonn, Miriam Moye, Bev­ erly Gray, Rochelle Kubanka, Sylvia Hayes, Jeanette Watbrn and Maignrcl Morrison. Minstrel Days w h s the soloj numlM-r of Janice Killian. Tlie stimulating Sentimenlnl Journey i In Dance starred Eloiie Cooke and Anita Aiken Happy Frel'i included: UKue McNeill. Ami Whitaker. Gretehen Kirchhoff und It doein’t lake a Q u it Kid lo omwer Ih.i tr .r W ho! O N E t-e dives into tudt without hei.Ial.on . . . elf n n in a jiffy . . . ond comas up smiling . . . Ir. :h o: o djisy ond shapely as a bathing benuly? Kijot. Mortimer: It s a 4Fold Pain; Beach Tie by Beau BiumniLi.i ducr^..l__d wrihobla fabric PLUS patented HFold Censtruction d c -s Iho tries. CORRECT MEN Jacqueline Maojltmald. : Dromiisi was dmterd l>y Gall Hitting, i’ataj ! Collins, Patricia Tuokr. Klie 11 j Lyon, Baibala Wntheli, Sue 1'id lum. I.lnda Lei nartl, Phyllis Shames, Pcnelopr Wallace, ihMrlett Blown and Patsy Joyner. • ‘•Showtime," featuring some of the older und more advanced stu­ dents of the dunce school, opened with nn acrobatic number by Anita Aiken and F.lolse Coot. The Tango - beautifully executed by Jrnn Sayer and Simon Ding* feldcr treeited tuimdtuoils ova­ tion from the spectator* Ann Whltakri, Jacquelyn Mnellonntil and Gretehen hitchhuff dniae,l kascinatin* Rhytnm which was i certainly true to title and the ! C iard u ; June Chapman, burthen .ifackclL EIuimi Lnnke. . Am u —■— - ■ - — -----' now. Not only ha* this l*«n a n rin n * m a f wr topic of conversation among 8*nL u lv A n tiC l 1 A J U lY ford 'women shopper* and city .. ... employees Imi citueni of Oviedo, TheT Romans used sand Instead Chuluota, Lcngwood and surioumlsoap . , . The leading cause* ing towns . . . and another hit of ’ fir* are defective flue* and Information . ■ which can he taken dronoys , . .In Industrial *e- for what it* worth is this . . dents the fingers are most a shopper can go to Urlando any aquynilv Injured , . .The most day of Hys week Including Satur:sills of children 1 to 4 year* day ami park for any length of d are caused bv accident* . , . | time without being bothered fill the hole with etralned honey, set |h refrigerator over night . >*d and cofrty salt will to ham burgan, salads e aauca . . . In Franc* left 8,000,000 people and the Infant mortality lie 75 p e r'c a n t of th* death rata. . . The naat l peel an orange, .air* "for it la on# of th® rlttous part# of the fruit. Bhe are'o n e of the beat m b but to Sanford it1* different . , If you're from a surrounding town and hav# one day to do all your'shopping , . . and come to Sanford for that perpot* . . . you can only park for one hour qn Drat atreet. . . T h e ‘Garden Club Is strWIng. to beautl/y the city . , ..'which la la one of th* most .Important Jobs oi any club . j- '.' fie reason being it. is * delight for Seminole County citIrena lo live In beauty "r , l ‘X r a * '\ h ^ U,£ o l d « ^ n sgnft& ijtsaii a a t there is not publta Oder room or lounge to •« * ,. m UV, i Ctrl ‘.trip** �15, liHfr University before comInf the rihvel trebling ' 1 • pfogrkta. At the U tter univetiily he alao got h b letter. --- r ^»rr. Two house* — tw6 apartment* each, food fncorrte property, wonderful location,' Close tn'On^West Ffrtt Street. Furnished {or only $ 6 ,0 0 0 .0 0 ‘. - - ' * * ■ ^ WUl be in town two week* and would like to,close , .11 jegj immediately . Thone 490-J, Mrs. T. Wegener ■ ’ !» • .... • RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR Real Estate Sales— Rental*—Mortgage Loan* Dependable Insurance and Bondi Phune 980 • • Room 4. Florida State flank Botd Installed Floor Mata »6.00 Installed Seat Covers 1)2 A $15 I Complete Unite Sealed Ream Adapter R ad io H a lle r fra ‘ $1 i • By CYNTHIA U W B Y PARIS—"PerfunU,** many hun- wsHMn^Int •ay firmly to etoTtlrd wtv*» and sweetheart*.‘ “hi dealgned to -b e plated mt the n k ln an d hair—net oft doth U r and tore.” COKBA ejieafilne. m •A fine Wlhe—like' th b cham­ pagne,” thomo w h ile* will OOP tintte tnuefngly, holding glatare t» the light, “N to be favored and •ipped. not Upend off like monthold WhitR*'.” !C O rnA :'8p**klng. . “It tat.*ee year* of- herd training, ffom infancy, to make a ballet dancer,"-they “NU?»* dancer,” they will go on. “NUfh iky was Rtoet famom for hla'trw menrlctu hap* and ’ Incredlbt. entrc-chat.” '.p: • And Hlb allli CpKHA.formally the Preace-Allied Good•UI committer Which undertook the Job «f educating ae tabor OU and Tommie* te would Hitda and look into the mysteries and luiurUa. of the Preach capl* flj -rr , ; , • Rg..»ucce*a area blended «l emoeth idtowmanehlp. free earn' Pfc? and OAtertalmug mpenker*, w i t || P u r e SHOW CARD AND POSTERS 6 —pec's Sign Service (O. D. LANDRKSSJ w Phone Itrgi a COUlt> W ALfEft. doHUSON PW fc#. I2 2 1 0 * * . Repair wort 'a specialty Frfc* estimate*. Prompt service All work guaranteed. . snwi A B U L ? m s te b w C fe A B M E A SU R ED T w e l ve, f e e t iwd» caught the organtl*t-footed. *. BETWEEN <UE ‘ ‘ tpmmitttc woe formed At tgettion of H eat Pleven, f lm Jolt wee U* • foetet frlendlv International relation! hip* by do­ ing nomothtng about the, combitm- “(l.n r,» W ., Job ; Um other Texas playtra. Ha w i on** Warn th a t Heat Rite amt Rice___ a __a W » **« <»w.only tu r n to defeat T«x< ee daring the p u t season. y ] HP L*. W-' J CLAW S which bad u>Idler*. complaining \v a u , bitterly. : The firet accompliehrocnt* wero JA P A W d jl| Swo g e t t i n g government okay* to ♦U't'cHLP Wli'rt A Knock off the high luxury taxes a**: i ' *. on French good* eold in Arthy poil-«xtkange*. They'f/AKl thing* '»o that tax a on perfume, jewelry land other luxuries could be re- wa», uncxpecttdly, .lla lecture .e - t h * main event of the evening, S.WORP fc x : 1 tinned. In email-print, there would which everyone respond.d with h« a >“ ii’mpling" after the talk, cheerx. Fur the flrnt time, an log. Only n couple of hundrr I .e pera audience aaw the curtain turned up. But It waa eo •tlcce-t- <Hft o n ,a bare*mtage which ahow*d repeat hi. numeral at South ■n rou;le of week* l a t e r , __ _ . time the grand ballroom of the Chamber of Commerce bull ling cii Averuo Fried land wa* -jammed an eomc of the thlega which ere bynonymune with France. Firat they act up a cooking •ehoel -and tancht a bunch ' of IhUreeted »i»ldfera the differ­ ence between a truffle and a the tnhtlrilea ef lecture—*l*o with *a - p U Th. turn-awl wee «o large ~ th a ft* < organiiatian wan forced to back cR * fc’. n Creenlond cryolite. ” Between all the a-tirltlr*— net target ling elghUcrlng tour* and ■ eerie*. of approaching telpa le-Fr*itc*fr~Wirter*Sp3rt rcaorta in the Alpe—there are few soldier* S h e have -not bru.hrd ahouldrra With the com- High degree of centre! at eco­ nomical ceil_- > ♦ ’_____ Net acutely te ak to mdn, ceftle er other onlm uli. • . IN S E C liC 1 ,vr*«»J.V.. • A imHahla mtmAm h*Hi A j» y aa_ to n tough piece of adult chick at*. -^ b u t c n .itA a It organlted epecial hair-dreaesucceed IgVlaitd .drbMM»kl,‘fgi clnaae*. th at; On December Sere the famous and b h t errar* and operatora Imported the famoui eld oi dr tende, ffom aattlng gram of ballet, Furthern » recalcitrant .lock of hair to'the te n t 2,200 Amrrlran and Una art of making an unfortunate ■oldler* away rold on balie ir undrr well-'Lraprd enjoyable art form. : Lween their itraight P in t, the ballet progr scribed In scene* lh* long I eurh ballerin* tnuit go t Plttally excerpt* amaeh eufceii let, were *huwn, Aid fihall; SJB I h * \ »LJT~id \ i i^Tlt iM*nrtTrf PHONE 200 INSECWCIOilU flJfj* NOSE* KNOWS IA LT ____A._k\ i a a . . . SAKf r, oiMerving a rural cuscapping patscnjyra hear itinat-ona, reitrdion* nf halte, periled Jlfthi nt hr dour of the cHy >11 with twt tareengere, who W «l»'fined >011 tarh‘ for JrciikjAnrr* Pnd (Hr ttrbeate, . . ' r • " h' >.‘- ------wtb — - i--------------------------- — ... ,» MMMM Perhaps you'vo wondered how your fMghbor has ho much leisure lima and is free so ehxiy in tha day. Sher too, has children to get off to fchoclfctld •household tasks to do. But she solved theprrMata When th» investigated and found dut What ‘^T ' L . _i £__ 1* — ''a. meant in her. - » » *- - f= f J n t u m n n iw r u .. the oost of edmpiete ho With other coats. GwiatbI [sotric e s w ite in jou j. ! - meo asiatum ac afj �THE SANKtyRD. HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA JEFFERSON HENIOR COI NCTL >„ RADIATOR REPAIRS Ring Baseball’ ALL CARS of home demoa*lration work ieffereon County. NEW AND COMPLETE EQUIPMENT EXPERIENOED EMPLOYEES Twenty-fix p l a y e r * in th* American Hockey League ocorhl ?Q or more goal* laxt lu io n . Strickland - Morrison ' LEGAL NQTICE PHONE 290 t o i i c l hsreltjr OrOsi-r'd a n d requlret) ih t>* an d , a p p e a r ui«,-i ib« tltt .1*1 ot M a r u , A, f>-. I l l * li­ th e m il ut i-tunplaint tll > it v l ( * |* i| ) i n i In . ‘it* r a n * « In th* < irco t C ourt o f nsm lruil* C ounty. ot Sanfo n t,. F luritl*. ■by' J. U, M anning, th e aonie. help# #n a t'itn n Tar lift j»HONE U« OR BRING (YOUH Aa . u THE SANFORD HERALD IP* fo r Ha« for a i« m*«rtiun. ^ M< par Ihfe for throe Inaertiaw — - sti*t • The HAKftmb IIKJIAI.P is til sC i c i u i j r f a e t h r n e w s p a p e r hi w h i c h i>ll„*Orerr. shall- he pul,Ilshat fur four eomrcutive «»***, wtY.s-i;tu thr. HitnutoM* O, I*. Hecnitun. Ctrlk ‘ * ‘ iwftUM*. : (ae*rtioai£> n/ i*U t'ourt. lit Hanford, plorida, and th* arrtclat scat Un-rr il, |ht< tin* far am raltf t h * j- 1 ta t d a y MISCELLANEOUS * I*e t ?Ie Bathrtmra •■ Heater#, . iA, < ■■■ — —— : • oiiitRtt o r r c a id fA r ia * TO; t A J v - - , i l w a n n ( W i , ^ ■ IL POPH COMPANY. INC.. i It, appear to. n so tiln T ot Fhona Ra&U. s - i i jbw r a,. f i ll ! Of c o rn n tw n t ftteO a w t m r ■ Halil* k l t i i H I h 'b i n , t u d iv o rc t, nun- i-entltnir l a th w O tre clr r s j q r t A L L A R D 'S l e c J . g r o c a r U t. e tc .' ttsusir, riu rtta • * s- •Leltira th* M atch llule 1* 0 ', luw it th e 4th day of-M arch . l J t t . In d s ta o lt th e re o f said rana* 1301 C e le ry . wrllj | d . - f e e t j , Kx T a f t e , WE ABE fully equipped aniL know how - j recup yeur Ur**. Natural rubber or *ytit|ietie. w*. protect akiewoll* of your ‘t last ltd* Older l>» p uldlshed fur th a s ta lu ltiry tim e r»<i(ilred by law In the HAn V o HD H K ItA t.ri.tla n tn n t' p lo t Ida, a n iw ip a n e r of g e n u a l I rirro U ili.il In oaM l* u a t> ' and ‘ S ta le . t m i t i W # tn r h a n d and o fflrU I se al o t titf.ee, t h l « l i s t d a y u f J a n ­ u a r y , i r t f , a t t U h t u r d . Hem lnols C o u n ty . F l o r i d a OHItKH DODfiB ■ PLYMOUTH ' PAR1R AND 8IH1VICB FOR A good fUrplint* deal 100 Palmetto A re. Phone IDtt See Walter Hckl, phono 1ST, A U T O M O B IL E painUng, welding, ® tpT E C T yiurClothe*, furniture Boy Reel, 304 Wr ta d SC . and woolen* from moth dimage for 5 year*. One apmying of Bcrlmi d o « it or ncrlou pay* fo r the damage. ti* r odortew, ty otainlef# ar.d dry clefn’ag can­ V not remove IL Toucbton Drug —■ NGBH »2jrt> btiahel tlfllscred. j s : w . Jeord. .Phone 7WpW. / CiilCKEN *b#lterle.s. metal and wood, biotjcr unite, Intermediate w u h e r i t L TltJihinr lu ttcrita. InayMUlwl tfaM igeii at your atom ggnlepce. JZpfwe,B>4. f / SPECIAL ! THIS WEEK—large * m h .Florid* egg#. 50c V ^ 0#* Palmetto Grocery, Phone 44r. Tt>; Of* Moora’a Utilac Knhmal, uiually in one coat, g leee fumihii*. woodwork to d f lo o d Ih* rich , popular •atin-Q loia ganarally obtained only by rubbing. Flow* im o o lh ly .,. almost im pottlbl* lo do a poor job with Utilac. nnU C A T lU Y iHLVItY rttOUAH. whose tdara of rrsideiire and I'tisl Vuti ara hereby: not; fir I "ml requirtd to I'ppeaK lt. n certain till) «t CemptUiit (llfd a g a in s t >nu by LAtritA* TttuMAK, ft.; (tH-rre. nuw t-etniin* In ' Nil Clrvnlt* t'uun -if Heiol lull* County, P lo t tea. nn ,.r l.e• (tries a d 4 r * * s I t i i a k n n w n : [ule ltiL . M a r c h - . l l u l u th* 4lh ib-y nl March. IMS lie *, ia -u .li. IV rJ r tort this nnt*r tie pul-llah'd fur to tha. statutory tittle required by law ,h* PAN-rtuat iiKtt.vt.f y««i"“e tntd. Pin rids, a new*p*pr-r .-f urnJUP * r|| rl^rillallnn ln taid rnunly and live Januiur, lata In- i I- K e m liu d e ' C o u n t y , ii» Senkarik Glass £ Mirror Co. P ln iid a i_ nniD icK . H. c. 112-114 W. 2nd S t WANTED Cold Preparations I room -RT.J5 Saturdav, L*Y1NQ hfca a| NTED TQ B B N l ' fcCh^ShCJ UJ muc* m an.nt ttm i# with cMiaren. Mr*. R. R. Cam iron, IlftW N. ____ ■. 2 -BEDROOht'houa# or apw im utt, funtUhed or unfurniahed. V#Uran. Pirm apent r#»id«nt. 2 imoll ferH. ; i ford, or l*»v* mtaaog* at Tetephon# TH, flanfonV, WALwant Phone 320 NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS , «, - ft . Snnfortl, Horitln, Fthruary 16, 1Dlj. , ' > * '' . ’ * 0 i»u t* b b I iI ih * lu iii'tli * IV*’• - 1 I r r t « m .I • r h 4 b r (|if f r b i rift* * tint a h p u I f m r J 'i * n 1 1 * eT f»rtt(nii in » smI f r n Ihr Birntgr ttihr, t< Rot '• We jure closed because of the BborUtitr of‘ materials, G e n o v a. . ..... F e b r u a r y28. 10:00 t o 10:16 A .M . C b u it j o U t ...... F e b r u a r y26. 11:15 t o 12:00 M . O v ie d o c i.............. F e b r u a r y38, 1:00 t o;2:00 P .M , StaYUh-.... F e b r u a r y26, .2:15 t o 2:15 P .M . O U b r f e lla G o I d e n r o < lP t b n u ir y 26, 8:00 t o 3:30 P .M . F o n tP a r i: '..“ .T ; K e h f t t it r y 20, 3:45 t o 4:15 P .M . lj p f t c .L a k e K e b n lp r y28*9:30 t o 10:00 A .M . lo r e a tC ity * „ ....... * F e b r u a r y28. 10:16 t o10:46 A .M . A it a m o u loS p r in g sF e b r u a r y28, 11:00t o12:00 if, f V j r n n r y38, 1;00t » »2 : o oP ,M , F b b iu a r y28, 2:15t o 3:15 P .M . F e b r u a r y28, 3:30t o4: 01)P .M , b a b e IM ohrtte F e b r u a r y28. 4:15t o 4:45 P .M , D0UDNEY. TAX ASSESSOR SEMINOLE ('OVNTY- »ln) I |tt-a i|itih Ifcf i***tl t m il I lalMirtp a ts St, to, aodn Fcbntam iy> Drug Store. Part i t ' tl» « . m jfryyissS? GREYHOUND GUB I# ha Ilia air over WDBO tonight at MO and over WLOF at CIS with all the *w*t»r •*.»• dega P- Wr'i - i/ is ami; toikiar->.e IWiyS vAdiPieujht*h wwnfppV, AV t a m e Mil*** XI Iptllffir iMe1 ItM*l \u it title*r - ifnti* *»» rum, H r I « n Jit * i»i r n n g r l i t *-1« t ■ n t* «'|| 11* * ■thllifrl) h» m#eli«*|j*rw *»r rh tilt il HraC "H(» Mr. Shi-tiinn will lu- gl.nl In tit' ns■ mistratr wilhniit charge. f.jOit N- Alrslan A ir. Chiragu 15 Large UKlsimml Jirmia nr iu|iturc following aiirxiriil tiperaI inn r«|iccinil) tsdidlnl. THty W O ULD READ YOUR A D TOO. IF IT A P P E A R E DHERE YACHTS FOR SALE OR CHARTER 34'Quarterdeck twin cabin C hr is Craft, bleeps fi com fort­ ably. 1941 Model, A-l condinun. I ^t ti yitv 1iltic*. Nicely furnished tliroujrhbut. Lnrp d vkln> ^ - Po Il . l \ Chri s Craft motors. ilVlH price o i ii,i 'iut:it delivered Duytonn Ucach, Floritlit, iiiiproximnte’y .•>! I.rno.oii.) Askintr *S9.(JOrt.OO with Shot).■.)(»■ Insurance pivmiimi f<*r one v* nr transferred 4e buyer. We also-lmvt* nunilinr of other-fine boats Tor sale <»r charter. Li stnu - and inquiries invited. . . *i W 302 South (leach Slrrct anew Office, Orlando Air cb B re a d , lr*« ul I m i Jtf Mini. «i i itlntng • r a. F. ^» • iw« 'Mmnl v„ - ____UQinplyJoB.wUh:tho imn uioiut of Su^tiun i Limp, ter 2C722, Acts of 1941, NOTICK IS IJEUfCBY 'AlVEN That 1'wfll bo In the follow init, prociliCt.-t* on the ilnlo and bptwetn the hourn set after, cacha far the purpose of recclyihic.-IA)C-BETUBNi fo r the year BggLP WANTED-- 1 nnf iTJi i ftPrr;h h :<■ ASB18TANT Finance Offlc#r, p*rm intnU r osoignod Alt-Bob# Or* ) indc, deoir** furnlahed MWlV Southern 1) lata IHAttPI ihf ‘fer « I It-- til«H Hill ti nth lit* rtHit- ilia- • ii-tlLitidfi, r «». P. IIEUNDON Clerk t.'lrcull Court lintin, Turnfllm iml), l rh.’ 1**, Iroro !) A.M. Ct» I IVM. Mi Miu i n» ti =*»k Tfu* / y+-“tU_ M|fal-lal U n irYllir,tliuUa l(»4|lMitl f- , / U V r f f R n m y h e n d a n d ..rfleldl o u se a l .if til f i r e a t S a n f o rd . S e m i n o l e ***>' • C o u n t y , K to ilils. (tils } l i h d a ; ,,f RABBITS. P lbN U * ^ > t a * giant cheeiera, New Eealonti Dnda, hrtd.gnti h*fe the buck*. s age or condition, Roy Reel, F4.ll (tn j Fv 30ft W. 2nd St. modernistic ft piece din USED BUIT8 and drea***.' Caah. n o Ui L1d r o J s ^ } ^ T i j r \ o u u a k >tte aulte. F.xrallant condition, Phone 884-M. __ . QNLY . AN,- DIBNCTHP't.r • jp o lf tl 610 W. U t S t-o r phone w ,-.t--------------------WANTED: W. men a t tba Meh'e Bible CU*»,. Flr#t Nathodlat JUST rectired—a ahipment. of Church, ■ Sunday ■ morning at Itprt thvra now. gnvi supply <’f led baby chirk* ,nt Tuxedo Fwtl Store, il. M. NHEVNAN. witlei) kMOlt rxprrt of Chiragu, will |M-tsudall/ Ih- ul Ihr A nn hilt llntrl. Or- DEALER'S SIGNATURE In itefault thereof aaid elute w-||| |.in,-ee-,' K i 'k ENAMEL ’ ’ «-'■ 1-. tlEH.STui.N Qlarlt tfriul; Court i circuit-Court Haatr BUSINESS SERVICE MR. H, c;V ( ANDERS 1 jrl M ata* D i*rl|illn ary Ihtrrnch*. r o r t l ^ a v tn i r q r i h . K a n sa s; Tou a r« h e rrti) fiQtlfim and ic - W »ltr4 - -• - w* -« u t» ,attdr*** irf a* >0l1o*f»V Tnited __ — I Clo**t w ith Chin* b n t ln l mirror. Phono Ca..4M>A. ____ ____, a C I .rilK t n r e u l l f o u r ) H*aIJ tlfi.BT. ___ ANTIQUE; of J a n u a ry , t t I*. IIEUNDOH. ONLY RETONGA GAVE HIM RELIEF SAYS R. R. MAN 11 As Good Receiver By. CHHM tO lAL At' N c A sfe a tu r* * B p o it* NEW YORK—All Jw*el should doff their hat* to Al L ojw tR iek Ferrell an Hgye#. Thor* three fell PROMPT SERVICE ON * : jT.t pel'* trnart ninrK-iivcr*. StffflH; about game* the Spaniard won hr uaing lii* h.'ad am r.uuu numerous than iho-* about your favorite baseball character. . to r the records. Lopex started In L-n.tetnll with hi* native Tam a team in thr Florida State Ler.ltno in HL-5. He played with th? T h eH e * IT r r nIC a nI h t ItrooWyn Dodger#, Boston Braves A n y o n e S u f f e r i n g A s .1 D i l i uml I'ittsbuigh^ startin)t in th'J more game*—l.hOv—than any nthj »T uS t U R C s l I h e yG iv e «M fellow who ever put nn th* major* in IUZO. At'* butting aver­ age U around unit hi* field­ ltt-lt u n tA ,T r ia l" ,S la te s mask and *hin guard). S o u . tt n it lu c t o r .r e e lsF in e , Until. ln*t season, Cabby Hart­ ing around .t'j'-. and lie/, caught T O O or more gabies’ fur 13 »eanett hgld the record with 1.7" I Ntm . v] non*. aphruntnee* behind,the plate-. Like Lope*, Ferrell' ii* *ina!i. ■But. Al ha* proven himself t-i be much more* than Just a hack- weighing around 160. Hick ha* (top. More than one pitcher in Item in the American League the National League ha* confessed since liflIJ wheii ho started--with hC’, owe* hi* winning way* tq the St, Leui* ilrnsus. .‘since then he bus been with th j Has ton Me* Sox and Sepalora, gone hath to the Ihow Ilf, and returned t o , Washington. Hick hfli Just aljout the toughest job in cither* lengue Iw-eause- he hue to <aitli all -t>10*0 knuckle!nil liitchvin down in the capital. He's 1 had mine injured fiuaeis than any ! nth, r hock Mop. ' .Ferrili led nil the American.1 I e.ui*ie catcher* in * fielding in It*-! I and 1u:W, taught over Itin major league game* a season for it years, and has been -.elected ot. 1 *;r. AU-Sflif tian is. In nil, he ha* received 1,7ti'J gumr* in the junior citcuit, is mote Hum Huy SihuH'recottl. * _ . , .I llnye*. who is ’ heavier than h is ' ■J fr.ipl acid Indigestion feMow- leco p lj llt ;ikcn*_. "OlkhLui. "lfT«. caught 155 conxetutiv- gume* i In 11*41 to establish a major lea­ gue record jointly w it h "catcher Huy Mueller of the Cincinnati OOHCEt.TOP/ Hctl*. I p IDMl r.CGLI^E Mueller thrn went into the nunTTk ftW AH PUNCH til foic.-r and > ian tic continued i c - n rn o tA tat.-liirig every tiny in 11*43 evep SOU fdC i'.N thnngli he «ar. tr.nhsi in the mid­ dle of tin- canon tu iliu Indiana. luL^*l tiurtT Ctih tJAD? Now. as the 1'Jlfi t inmpiou-hip fight starts. Hayes hn.i received rtCSi straight gaptes, livery tirin' he stm ts behind tlic plute hi-'H he ranking n new record, Frank stinted with the A'* tit j 11133, went to liuffalo fur one era*nn. m S , and then played with Mr. duck until ho WH« tladed to the llrown* in June, 11*42. Hi-. ranit- Iinch to Philadelphia in |i*tl. The hig t'icvt-lni ii eulidu-i Im* appealed in thre • Alt ttlaj game* -:%<!• , * ■ -I INW>RD -ORLANDO RENNRLCLUB a t ' ix w g w o o d « , aiH O Ittl ALLOWED “j A : . S:)Ls & Equipment D A Y T O N AI lK A C ll, F I .O lt I P A O .I t .iv1873 flllflll �n*r»iir6. 1! I *H!i U f rjr! 11S I ! I r « ! tm iilli RALD, SANFORD, -FLORIDA P rew ar Stock " Buwles Faces Job Of Making Car Field To Race Feb. 24 | policy which already has drawn strong crltlcUm frcm orgnniicd labor and i# exp ertetitn '!rn-' •iVn‘ mure now Uv*i it Is olficTkl policy. However, labor so (nr has nrcepted wage rrcommarolations xiit <i'&, iai c!ai* counter with the argpmtnt (hat right ^notc certain qhrtk* _ar<,. ncrc-rrary to prev’en - k O i. , * .. Ih'n. Thh is one of them — and lhc most Important . i the cmitc Bill France, Nation­ al Champion, Will Lead Famed Drivers .With JULIAN 8TRN8TROM Fed* HU Trail * The Seminole Ilijrh School Celery Feds left town at noon today for a cage tilt tonight with Kctterllnus High In St. Augustine and another with Bolles Military Academy in J ockaonvlitr tomorrow night. The prubablr starter* for the Improved quinjet will be Hastner and Anderson at forward, Clark a t renter and Grantham and Ojeas a t guard. Other Feds making the trip Included Kilpatrick. Bowen. Jenkineon. Hw»in and Jimmie Anderson. The Feds, In their first en- nei. umy recently, in suoru, nr found n much larger neL These nets are illegal and the person* using such nets, If discovered, should be punished to the full extent of the law. Florida Flashes Five pitchers and a catcher are on their way to Florida today I'M HEADIN' HOME TQ REPAINT WITH PITTSBURGH'S COLOR fcwfil D Y N A M IC S I* > OLD-FASHIONED DECORATING .SCHEMES ARE I OUTI / *Tk* MwrttlU Use *4 Ik* U«1V I" CeWr X fn M it Tw Htahfc as* H***4a«« Ik* wksls ahtarklsr w*,r It tipUletd la Phtthvr** *tw keek, ' fr1*' Dysa*U»." Oi ' r« " f ill «*ev < rt.li a n t. The fastest *field to go to post not a holdout ■ . . . . Hugh. Mc- In a stock race since the pre­ I-aughlin, trainer for Dartmouth war' days will roar awpy from fer 25 year*, died yesterday at the starting line a t the Sanfordthe age of 64 * . • • Dr. Eddie Orlando Seminole Park Speedway Anderson h is been given a new Sunday afternoon, February 24. five yrar contract as head men­ Bill Bill France of Daytona tor at the U. of Iowa . . . . The Beach, the national stock, car new chief umpire for the All- champion who Is promoting the American (iirl’s Baseball League races, announced today that up­ is former American Association wards of 25 topline drivers will official. George Johnson . . . . Former baseball coach Prank Silva of Koehesler, N. Y. has signed a two year contract as general manager of the Leaven­ worth. Kan. Western Association club , . . . Amrrirarr'Aatcciation teams will play full nine-inning twin tilts on nil Sundays and holidays during the '48 season fying trials will b« tossed- In for . . . . Hard-hitting Jton Northey good measure. of the Phillies has Joined the “A number of drivers are Just holdout rank* . . . Hank Urprnberg, after signing his '46- con­ beginning to get out of the Armed tract with Deln.it, will report Forceaand they're itching to step for Bpring- training within., a faw on -the gas- pedal and let—fly ,*1 •lays . . . . Tippy U rkln of Gar­ France said. Two recently discharged veter­ field N. J. and Nick Moran of California have been signed for ans who will he relum ing to the a 10 round bout In Madison racing scene are Red Byron of {square Garden . . . . The Na­ Anniston,. Ala., an Army, Air tional Ikckey league Board of Corps sergeant who was wounded Governor* have set Mar. Ill « ' in action and spent 2 ? months in the dale for the start o f the the hospital, and By Clark of Stanley Cup playoffs. M iam i^a - Navy dischargee, who SHIRT ODDITY turned over three times the last In IDit'.i, a young goifer named time he raced in 1041. Curtis James set out to break Others heading the list of en­ the Marathon Golf record at tries include France; Reckless Miami Reach. James smashed the old mark of 144 hole* by playing Ui2 successive hole* of stock car ratings; Ed Eng of golf- 'Jam es started 1 at 6:41 Jacksonville; Don Hmllh, Cecil o’clock In the morning, and King and Speed Winn of Tampa; wound up at 7:00 o'clock In the Skimp Mersey and Wild Bill evening. Furthermore, he had Snowden of S t Augustine; Goob.*r l>ei >10 he would not go bver Sosbee of Dawsonville, Ga.; Lt. ■ 85 on any round of the par-71 Marshall Teague and Lloyd Moody j co u rse. Ills scores ranged be­ tween 75 and 80 for all nine Army, Dartmouth and o t h e r powers of the day. Starring -*»n the team were Week**, Morely sod Larcndon, Bob Laremton >*»s We can funtlnh paint ana gTa*8 ror every purportr and i any size job. Remember, there 1* a Pitlaburgh I'aint for recommend expert painters who will give you real qua!; us today! • We have a complete stock of th e BEST GRADE OUTSIDK PAINT and INSIDE C O L O R S and FINISHES I • ALUMINUM, SHELLAC anti VARNISH! • Wc can make IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES durablh f t r l II 111 I J w n a IB dome .......... -- HV IIIC »■! UIP m d i o v e r Stock- modern -styling in a lied room suite that’ll budget pric­ ’d ! Simple, refreshing, modern styling in rich walnut veneer* vith graceful waterfall front*. Consists of Bed, Chest and Vanity. USED STUDIO COUCHES -j f U itle choice of studio couch cm at this unbe 3 Used shopworn couches in open or closed H I assortment of covers. A real value! • CHAIR l,U W ,U W low tie arrested for automobilel #crM on thj Saskatchewan River th*ft. The prisoner < h « g ed _ a heavy oak door in the jail office room using his head for a batter­ ing iam The door was smashed of? its hinges, his noggin satlon of water levsla in great marahe* bordering the river to nged. ______ _ protect duck nests from.,.being washed out by periodic flooda.’ In some drought veare millions of young ducklings perish when these great mar*be* dry up. During the season .recently con­ cluded guides were booked solid in* most of the popular gunning localities. The Dakotas had particularly good hunting while in Iowa the a hooting fell off, . . , Arkansas, however, reports Ha ben duck season in many year* with a not­ able Increase in mallards. . , . MliyriMp* which haa more duck hupter* than any other stale, re- The Complete Pnint and Gian* Store 7LETCHEB E. BOLLS, Owner SLIGHTLY USED First Peacetime \\\ Duck Season W a si= Generally Spotty IN] squat and powerful—al| "f which earned him Ihc nickname of "Gorilla". \ A few year* ago, th e "Gorilla Hy FKANKF.CK took part In a golf to u rn a m e n t MEW YORK—The first peace­ si the Oakland Country Club, and to everyone’* s u rp ris e , tied for time duck hunting season was first place Al| e x cited , lA reh d o n quite spotty in general but Bay ran up to lha commllU* chslrtasa E, Benson, executive secretary of Dutka Unlimited, Jrifc., still »wlieves the end of the war wa* s boon to DU’s«work of Increasing natural production of waterfowl on their most important breeding ground* in Canada. "Construction m a t e r i a l s for dams, a* well ns labor, have been released from priorities and we s h o rt, Paym ent!!] • Barrel back • Occasional • Club Chalra • Platform'Rockers ¥V a i Bikt finished with five roomy, draw­ ers and mirror door*. Hanging. *pace for . 15 to 20 garments. . Cardinals Have 23 Winner This Year In Fred M artin •TTQN, Tex.—Fred Martin from the war amt outside i f 10 pounde underweight y to try for-a pitching job with the Bt. Louie Cardinals whm he report* to the Cardinal* at St. Petersburg, Fla.', Feb. IB. ’ Martin’s pitching career was cut short In NoYemar of 1941, when it was called to the service, He I nlehed that season with the otuoo Buffs of the Texa* Lea­ rnt with a record of 23 victories gainst iig defeats, forty-tw o months In the A m y lasn't dulled hla hurling effecIvenu e, he’ says. “ I can throw a* hard aa I ever Mid," ha declares. The 30-year-old Martin ha* een In the Cardinal organisation Inca ha first entered pro ball In 005, advancing up th* ladder Yam Class D. He h -T U tU e star* from action 0 New Guinea and in the philip- FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF OUR CUSTOMERS WE ARE MOVING INTO LARGER NEW iOFFICES ANDREW CARRAWAY AGENCY ' _ • _ _■ f ' • and the Refrigerators Famous Maine rsiri* geratom ,.*IT~ metal, white enamel finish with roomy shelves, Three atxes to choose - ner a t New Guinea, New Jlabri- . .. leeinrapi* e-fUt Hn!W tp*. • F-i* * ■ -f- J- , e ’jb tjv r “ r I - ivsiu- 'iipijr •- '■ -- - f .1 . v ' • !* «g; *A» * �» ;ff • S n .w r , t .? « . ~------------____—1 ... * u ----------- j s ? - /* .. T) f■ T T ^ p *•» *- .I« n5 s^vt; ' . -r‘«'•• . In Unity Thera Im Strength— THE WKATHEH * ■ T# Protect lb* P u r e of Ihr Worldi a To Promote the Progress of America; To Prodac* Prosperity fur Sanford. * i t e r a l i I’nrll) cloudy and mild this aftrrnnon. to* night and Tuesday, nllh slightly higher trmperaturca tonight and Tacwday. Moderate wind* this aftrrnaon. increaa* ing moderate to fresh Tuesday. i AN INDEPENDENT DAIl.Y NEWSPAPER VOLUME X X X V II * j - Established 1908 ■ SANFORD, FLORIDA, _i__ i__ MONDAY^ FEHRUARY 18. 1916 Associated Press leased Wire NU.MKEK 109. lion Is ThreatToU.S. Regain Fishing Trade 1$Spiked Entire Nation Threatened By Phone S trik e Chester Bowles Says Hressure Against Wage-Price Policy ® At Bursting Point CompnnyRcfused Per­ mission To Enter American Fishing Areas In U.S. Boats Pickets Virtually” Placed Around All Industrial P l a n t s In Lancaster A r e a WASHINGTON. .Fcb, 18. * (A P)~Cheater Bowlea to­ day told the House Bunking Committee that thp United Staten (acta an inflationary - - explosion.—The Titrtr economic" stabilizer a a y a that the pressure against the waget«ricc line now is, as he put it, “ up to the bursting point.” TOKYYO, Feb. 18. ( 4 1 - Gen­ eral MacArthur’a headquarter* ha* ennourKcl It ha* spiked an t fH eelous Japanese scheme by ‘Hap’ On Visit To Old Home Town___J a p S c h e m e T o *4 , • - Pickets Block Car Entering Struck Plant MEMPHIS. Fe^. 18,. (AP) —The ehtirfmntion-lit •I hr«*«t---- filed with n tltsup of tele­ phone service ns the result of n union executive Ixmnl re­ commendation that 250,000 telephone workers strike. The executive board of the N a­ tional Federation of Tele­ phone Worker.* has proposed 'iBlIld-auLerekM —♦* mwptwer sp e n t l>‘t pre-war fishing buallie*i u“der the American flag and with American ship*. Headquarter* »ay a Japanese company ha* been summarily HTfused nermlssiop to enter Ameri­ can fi«hing nreii* in Amcrlfnn veaI »d* manned by Japanese crew*. I | The headquarter* announcement .disclose. tlint the Japanese plan­ ned to ran crab meat nbonid tha vessel* ami send it into the United State*—duty free. A headquart­ er* unnoiincrmrnt says . "Because it (the crali meat) would have come from American ships, it would bo- a product of American fisheries and enter th» American market without duty. The significance of this scheme is not the mere fact thin It » « l GENERAL OK JTtr: A 1.M 1 .unii .orincr chief of the-A rm y Air anothei nttempt to break out • f FVrce*. Philadelphia's native son Henry H. ("H*p"» Arnold 1 is f i - iti liar ni ?a* now open to Jn-a i. picture,! in a car with .hi* wife, responding to a nhero'* welcome j thp BIM|,rio u . m„nnrr in which on a visit in that city. Guards’ of honor were 000 men of the tlir JnpaiK'ai* firm pr^lll'iPs to 82d Airborne Division. (Intel national) u*.c thr r»»itr«l S l a t u* I the ♦Ii tt*< ■■- — ■- ---------■ ■ ■ ------- — —■ —_ — | AtncrlcMM f l a g t»* nr«**ni| Bowie* ig appearing before the that it* member* quit their job* House committee t oplead for nn to lupport demands f*»r n icvi«ion extenaion of life for the Office of wages and houra of Price Admlnlatration — the President Joseph Itcirne of the. agency he Just left to become independent union announced that economic aUbiliier. the raeonunahdntion was maile at Bowie* haa told the committee a meeting of representatives of he believea Preaident Trdman'a the 49 union* affiliated with .he new wage-price policy will work— independent federation. However, If the bulge In the stabilisation the board action does not mean line ii not permitted to become that a Strike has been dcclnrod n breakthrough—Bowles says he llelrtie said that the rrpirsentant snow , picket lolfava* the program will have »«'*• ten, hlec h i , plnnl at Kearny. S J , tires will discus* the situation. little or no effect on food, rent or r.U<inpt to uvt ruirti n f»i »i*eking to enter the* far oi> giouiiilt. iVrlice in the pictuu* face n v r i h a J i n a n .l then d e c id e w h at c o u r r i* lo clothing pricea. ing o j l s as they a t l n n f * to halt the violence. Al hough n eo i t ha* Iswn i«mue«i totliKfffinic be taken. nio.'*^ j m keting niid union Irailri* haw? irked the jit . m u * to roniply HuiuImmD remain on the (ticket Bowlea ha$ requeated extenaion T he fe d e ra tio n re p re s e n t* b o th of the OPA for another year at l*kr ( Internat.oiml \ local and lo n g o lls ta n i'e o p e ra to r* . the earliest possible moment. The n» well a , iiia ln trn a n c n w o rk e r* agency fa due to terminate June am i in a n u fa c tu im g a n d rrseiM ch 30 unless an extenaion ia granted. em ployes o f th e A tu e n ciiu Toko cml*.” The new economic tnbilizer h«* phone and T e le g ra p h sy s te m . T h e I A lirmlquiirtd 8 *|ml •.«man t acknowledged that the new wageIssue* at s t a k e in th e c o n tro v a i* y jl t i n r u l * th * Ju|twnrM'A i « | up »I price program Is not perfect. But | include d e m a n d * (of n o tig o In ­ and '.«>• it tttlrune declares that It doe* not inranf c re a se of , 1 0 pci »%eek. fo r n dfceneral price increase* through­ I I ii t «•«! drlil«*n»tt*lj t«» e l u d e t h e r e m inlm nm h o u rly w age o f <1,1 v e n t,, o t n c l k j j i ' inipoa#* I o n t b r J a p a n * out the entire national economy. a n d for a 4 0 -h o o r week env f i s b u i g m d u - t i y b y o r r u p a t i n n I iH im r Ix n llm * S tr c ii'H l \ \ ;is .Mt illlu 'r O f N e w Bowlea gays he is emphatic about this last point., lo \N t A S T E Ii, Pa.. E rl. td , i./P) i A llt h n rlt t e 'x « | Mara 1* what’ Howie, haa to *uy Picket l i n e , buve lieon th ro w n Knilin. Kmpoier lllrollito ha«l j b c c l a r c s ' T h c r c A rc ' ! ',,r N i n e - S e a s o n s ; about the Inflationary dangers ab o u t v ir tu a lly all in d u s tr ia l jex p re p ^ c d n rnn* interview g t a n l r facing the country: P r e m iu m s K o rT h o se " h ,,l,l!m N a m e d , ( . c n c r a l M a n a g e r plant* in th e city o f L a n c a s te r, t^. . 1# le.l to thrrr. American neuapaior* Voss Asks Andrews *'A speculative fever haa taken a* n "no w o r k " period g e ts under* Firjn B u y s Building e-. ^cutive* t b r h epc thopta t th e Unf* It> II I I VS S T K S S I ROM hold of the country. The preaauro w o ) ni ( ^ i i .p o r l of a s tr ik e o f W h o O b s e r v e R u le s | . | | | n s R e c o n l m e „ ( i And Pepper To Take Formerly Used By Japan m apreding Nippon’s re It. m id S p u n . Editor In the boiler la up to the bursting -'00 AE o f L bus d riv e rs a n il covery I -| i t-vj A h ilu ei ho, ht-en point,*£lp» lobbyist* and profi , Vigorous tro lle y car o p e ra to rs . A c t i o n Eckerson Gunners llimhito talked with President| •••»» that ■«*» t the I [s*< I B l l i l r l l l K r It' r u .' (lin i .iniHtiogrr of the Son t» e rs/rr« ljrk4,« their chop*. It The AE o f 1. t 'e n t r n l L a l.u r Rolu-rt McLean of Ihe Associate.) Wggc.t mm n the •••untiv aie C U W IJ U IIU IIlj; I 1 . 1 , , I l.n.el.all entry in the k li.rtdu Junion « H o take firm and deceive of Lancaster futility hns Candidate Urges [Central Florida Reinstatement Ofj Freeze, Storage Funds For River Company Formed ... If vvra . . are to hold thi* ; ORL1NDO. Feb I*. (Special \ i ,■- . . •igreaalonal District, declared here (o*lay tHut he hnd wired Senator* Claude Pepper and Charles A. Andrew* urging them to seek re­ instatement of funds for the San­ ford River project which wa* dis­ approved last week by action of I the House of Representatives. Declaring hi* wholehearted sup­ . Representative* of the mobile port of an immediate appropria­ ■ C entral Florida Blood Bank will tion for the Sanford River prob* In Sanford Thursday under the; Yea* expressed hope that aponaoramp of the Seminole vjtfor,,u* action by the Horiila County Chamber of Commerco.! senator* might yet prove a dePreaident Jack Ratigen of the'fbhng factor for favorable leglsJaycees announced to d ay ^ 'luting the present session Clllien* of Ihe cTi'y, according •>/ Congress,, to Mf. Ratigan, are urged to supThe telegram *sent to Pepper port thla movement which ii de- nnj Andrews wa» released by ‘‘'" " I n n continue the adequate. y f o l l o w . : "U rg-stly raavallabU ty ^ w h o l e Mood or * f hnt do everything Mobile Blood Bank To Accept Sanford Donations Feb. 21 trangfUaloni whan request* to the * to h, ; e fund, for Sanford bank arc made. n K tr project, «le!fte«| by House, *0 . ^ r* 1 *?n ^ £ VJ?0#1 1 reinstated in Itivers end lUfbor* rhh" ^ ' ' in - Appropriation Rill now In Renata ***• {’•f'k ara alked to make an i w.{,lf,0„( necessitating withdrawal appointment jl|h a r at tho I „f fund> frrnl 0|her muclv needed "fofct P°.U|niy. ^ l ' 1Fl°r,«l» projects. The people of fo rt Paint and GIm j Company|hl)| diatrlct .'want wurk. aUrUd The mobile blood bank hwdUi be l - b In io^»h.b o ffice d. Tf i. .t,n *hc 10 channel as will the oriices , __,.............. trmitArmy * ha* W O n wB! office, ',0-foot f ............. ,r„ v u.. by. lunson wh: Dr. L. Munson which .xre located J ^ '^ e r * . A u tU it.ilo n ^ fo r \ l in the Touchton Building. Iout channel will only delay pro- Dodger’s General Ed Levy-Whitner Signed As Pilot Manager Speaks 0( Sanford State League Entry , Before Rotary The purchase of the building press. » Im also is president of tho | {aI'lolrs.u.iml tva.ehnll ami thoi M a te league, accoidlng t.. a formerly occunled hy. the EcKk - Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.! h* *a» pruu.l to l>c ***u«i«t*d ,/talem cnt made l-whiy by the *t>*4-r'ntiitlng Plmit at Thirtcehth ' P rctdeol anil IVMidWr Norm in 'a game *■that touche, *n .club* preshUnt. J. el k iel.l Street ami Elm Avenue ami the ! Chandler of the U « Angeles "•»»> mtlliM., of p c p le and Ihnt A mtilRtn pi 1 rc«»ioniri»il I th | Mr Held also announced the organisation of the O n tio l Elnri-, Timeami Editor Benjamin :'V» *o b emphnsi, the Sciiitiiuli' 1 rtiifit) Wind( | appointm ent of 1‘htmtc 1 hiiHilti'i da Quick Ft cere and Storage C’o. MrKrlwwy *«*f thv Washington , tbinif* in life "4,b Mm li, I oinnoT* ,* (lint thr I St I Inn Im., fm mer owner of rtie I'o'-unal ‘g Inc. which III occupy the 2P.nOO.Star k’»ncral nnm.ign of tbr llrnnktyn when it revert* t»» thr ( •t v . U- * Iriiiicm, «w gene ml m anager of lull u*wj and .q.rraled a- a to u rist I 'h e San fold llasrl.nll Association, I i.idger*. teld the itotarv •q"are'fcet o f space within the ------------ . . . . •---------la*vy,Wlillnei. although he wn* building, was announced heir thi« X f r u | W ’ l i T i i n ’’.slay- that in baseball there a rc center, wn* passed Finlay l y morning bv Alex Jrhnson, prr*i- J f l l *)» 1 • *1. " <11 l *-II the rule*, those wh 1 1 m ’ln bci• of the Sanfnril I. kiii * g ladu iitiil from HAllin% f o lia g e _ . * ♦ • J m ica, Ihe penalties for those * i h u | Club. * •* Mil W inter. Park in ltUrt. turnco dent of the new concern, and Forrest Cntrhcl, secretary mid j (Tinshlerakle discussion preCeeri- profeaalonnl in - l i u f . when I. mini1 for thrmr who ohnrrvo tho nignril with (hr New York Y»n* treasurer. , „ri|Pt,,j „|| lu filiistse.1 uufoua W u , eumsart - of - tk* ' «„d opfratT^»• strike at the ConTransportation Company The ititkc hc«n un<lerw»> ^lllce Feb. fi to enfnrot* 26 tieinanil», inrltullng one fm a wnge boost of 20 cents na hour. The I cut m l Labor Union i^nyx it,« “no work" grUon, affecting nil industries end husinc.^Nen in the l,«n?«Btfr count) nrc* huving ed the yule -In fact. m«h *0 nri -b contracts with the union, will kfr* During In* f ii w( \ v t \ t uith '"If?’ . K i n . 1 . 11.. 1 of ,,lr " ,,,r *»f" t*'«- meeting that continue until the traimit strike T h l* .......................... .. ,,r < haml.e. of (o m n .e,.. Pi..... lent the Ynnktv «>?giiin/iti otfi lo ttfo u nettled. the \ tigu•> in *'1 1 «i> *l by gaiiiblri* whn v • «ilt! vuH*kt|| || ( olcmaii, *rlic«ltilr.l w|»r*»kt». ''«‘«ucd «•»•* » I hpukenmftn for the Tent m l Tourist t e l l e r Keccives Injuries ;TsiSi;1®-lh* The charter.for the business. In-1I f l rnrporotcd under the law . of the' " ,Stmt« of FJnridii. wa* giatitrdi .. last T h ‘, r s d . y end work on the' ^ A lltll .* ,, A c c id e n t , .. * ,, •,hc p",,u few %uiifiiltf " [ " ' . J . ' / ^ t o Kcntabl u ‘u«'. - l f , * h g.m * •»Utlim \ m*..« fnitallation o f lo*k#t*. rvfrigrm - tor| \ | rninrlfc| |||.«|»IUI Satin tin % m.ln *.u*l r inch v ht» I»rl li»i*j«ste tors, insulnti«>n niiit mnrhinrr v «*%i*tnng fniitminj: a ctilliitmn In- ,«i«| that \\ *• lig n l tin* i;anii>lvi * A f t e r ln’liig liitr«H|u< r»l It) K i n < which will Drvolflc th»* U rgcal twv ti Ihe Plymouth coupe h«*» t the tlrnili We won t let our quick frrexe plant in Florida is | '""J1 **" *OU‘thy . . . , , . 'Park Avenue and a liyinquul CXPtttgd tn licgin wlthm .10 day*--dan driven l.y II. N. Tamm, it »n* There will bd no public stock sub- ( reported by police. script ion and all stock represent-( A little color*' IM boy. Charles Ing an Investment of approximate- Armstrong, age E .r, r A rirtm..M h . I l k . ............uiw... J / U, » ,w _( I \ i Inn! i< «rn-.i 11, it , I “.tgue |»I tie r% \ rmgi* l.nhor t'liion *aa* that piekitn h*e»r hero «t«itlo||ed it* sU mail SM• Is. \.if i •••«! • lending into IsiiiM plri to «to|i all long-dmnn.'** trucks «nd ■ts•'! »|p? »if 11 j 1 i the ' f t ’ . hu**en opvrntetl b\ Ullioil, [wl»0.r. He riottlr«l it neat l h ill IPJIR j folk In the l'ir<liiiiMit I eng !>• Ill 111*17 '•h ere he «ltt!tiuiril nut nn with 1 I**°f'* Hninwrv, l» • **»»rI Kri , .. |ini^y*vti f«»i guWLiiiliUii ui* gaitiullng.. - A t ve got to . figlil (he nie gamblers .o they will wreck. pru|»rIfttioi • f€»i deepening the Si while with the llinghniiipton niiu* | I.usd.*11. They don't rare *b<uil Johns l ilv t r lo 12 fe el; tohl o f of the Knnlcrn hengue. the game. tin. player*, or s n y 15 ^ ' “n^uSLV' *.*.w?"*! " llcUwelit 'm tn ^Spntig training I J ^ h K - Un- “ ' b’ th ""Hr J K ; ', i "‘ (,hP \*n^ccs . " i tblu W ___ • - l h , , . . I* I s . . *y. preaident of th- Itro-klv.i « a . farmed out t.. S.-»ark ..f ibu e to b#.#- |, 0(|„ fr , to , he pf 'ii"*' r s - j -r i nR *• • li' > R s B f i .........................-.............. . ch . « , M||, | n i a k c a n ex Improvement Of Mart Facilities Nears ('ompletion whom i P n l j known limnl men K.ghtl, Street. Hr was not scr «tv> make’ fi'm of ihe the umpires, umpire*.' .! i s i tininmg v a m m V a n d j land' V a*t!r" d i!" T f V h e '^ w V - • |taaol>nll iru " w •. *""w know I| Winter wtnfpr headquarter. hp, (1,.„HrtPril , I here T',11. *’* .A00."1 ,,r V . : IOU*i,y inJuro;.1' “ * « 'TV. 1 ' " T 1’ ""r M- • 'to a s t I .nigur. h u t.-g tbs. v-.,r L\f KStVS’V IU K. Ect. lb. *,h'ch "f111 JJ* r■**‘1,l ,0 . Margaral f.aawdl. ag« i. Mon I- .!,ey deserve ^.u. ir.p .v t. T w * n ly |mj|n ...... . f .r | howrve, he hn 1 .be , .r ... t f.S p e c a ll- "Imprmeinrnts ... our the nubile And will Im targe j hair, and wearing green striped mdllnn bey* .1. thi. ....m iry havo | ,,,. ,rj| % | t | |(t( ,, Su., : „„ , .............. .. 'market farilitie. at Florida Il ly .... If. •nough to hold between 260 and overalls and Am. SchwarU brrm.. , „ih ...o u . ompire. They stand fo„| .,.1 1 lie entered Hi. I Sanford are rajudly ncaril.g fm.l ...near*, appeared to 1^- .g...sl • • Intgiic 300 pouml* uf rnmfnnuitic* • non I Iihii ami \%rartug ir«| nvnalU. •••* • t unuppi'uu li.iMrnr ) «iu can t e*.mpleti»ll. .b ip n ir n t , uf proiliw. Htlll.Vjk M | ore going forw ard in heavy volwill, tin- rb.I.id.ll' Tho trm|H*raturc of thrM- |«M*kn» tout to sc? Sanfunl thi* moifiltig nuh them NJi*takr* vc.«. llut j SlKEKIIK ATI \« K ct *0 neevasarv to people of this “ ill br held at O tlfgrrv* while atulewalke«l from filrt lVr»t Fit at thurr !»• ncu-i «n> crookrilnra* 19 to but due in in |ury. | ume from th e se and other poiiils • T Brown, forn.ui mai.«C-fl the quick freer* room through'Street to the Hotel Mayfair before major league umpiring." ItrictyekjH o f-Ih e Postal Teleirr«|4i ..ffi.-e|h e wa* ri4urnp.t lo Sew.xrk where *in the Slate *y*tem, and nt F.irt which all product* for storage, thry were recopiiupd and then * CallingMflP *n end of (rolitical Mr. t l h c l i *** IntriMlueed by , hrrr and currently managrr >.f tho | he hit inly ,2 k7. hot lie cl»utfd » Myers plan* arc under cnn»liuc—................ dilly-dallying, Vos’* aisertod, MI have In be. processed will Ih> kepi parents summoned. i.corgp Tiuhy, who had charge . Bartow Western Union office., 2 1 home run*, la il’.uhle*. ten tlon for thr lurgc-*ralr handling at 2Q degree* below xero. There Monroe \ ntighn, negro city |>rithe program and who said j, *eriou*ly ill at tho, f lond i gladioli sale*—a brand new believe the Sanford Hiver project and i.atte.l in *7 run* of product »n far a* our organisa­ ha* been a political football long will .also be a meat curing room, soner who escaped .Saturday lh. t Mr Finch niganiied t h e ! Sanitarium in Orlando following triples While nt hi* peak dunng the tion is concerned.' said William enough. The people of Sanford a meat chilling and aging room ntnrning from the l.al| yark. went i,aart>m|| achool here nnd had severe heart attack su ffered outstanding aufceaa of about one week ago. Mi llrowii latter portion of thr xratnn, he I* Wilson, Director of Florida ami th e Fifth Congressional Die- and a cold alorag* room of 21 to Proctor a atora duxing the even- milt|0 wa* forced out becnu»e of a miner ing nnd requeated that th* police • lt iriet want action by their re­ to 38 degrees. had been a*»ignnl In the Orlando illnc** .luring the la.t three State Farmer*’ Markrta today. presentative* In Congress on this The Eckerson building i-htch in •» ' Jack Ratigan, pre.i.lent of the office since June, IIM4, nnd only weeks of play, lie c*me back, In tunmiarising current activities * • project and other Internal Im­ recent year* h,* been used as dcr. fl^puty Sheriff Jack Rlfk' Jaycec*. announced that a C*n- recently had been transfer iwl <t however. In the little wntl.l nerlr. in production areas. | tr/ | Florida Blood Bank dlpic Bartow, provement project* storage room .for cr»t»a by Chaa# eon cam* and got hlPk "Thar# appear* to he o ^ e r y playoff* In help the Bear* cap­ “The political practice of vole- enil Co. and from whom it wa* I will It* held in Sanford next good chance that the Fort Mvcr* ture the title hy 'hitting .437. State Farmers' Market, of which Ing glowing promise* along about purchased I* ideally suited for Mi*fortune came Levy-Whitner'a LEGION MEETS TONIGHT John C. McEwrn i* manager, will election time each biennium mu»t »«ch a quick frees# plant, Mr. way In 1941 and during thr 12th Tho Campbell-l,o**ing post «.f provide facilities for rale ahd com* to nn end. If w# or* ererJo h n w n stated this Inomlng, n . ' * m * I ** Le'hcr announced .there will American Legion will m#«' game of the *ra»nn. while pla pointing out that It U hollow tile S e n t e n C P d shipment of gladioli. Growers 111 J a i l i ' ° ■ meeting nt the board of the tonight at 8:1.0 ’o'clock at ttin I ing fir»t ba»c. he wa* *lrucC ^y (('•VllBBH imm Vmm* « * ) Oi N i t 1U O C IIIC IIL C U . „ J t t l * '.Isrectcra of the Rotary Club al have evidenced an active inter­ Legion Hut located on the L a U - |" >>»*« rtmsrr nnd hi* left arm est, and since then- i» very plen­ • I lU N liM H rd fr«M I*M | r ^1%) at the City H all.die alto appoint­ front. tiful production in adjacept ter­ ed a committeo for the ohiervaritory, it appear* quite poseibla that (hi. important commercial WASHINGTON. Feb. 18. (4 1 - lion of Ihe 28th anniversary of flower business may take it* Scventy-one-year-ohl James <’ur- the local club. ley. who la a Congroaslonal Rep­ place alongside the more prosaic Visitor* at today’* luncheon In­ tomatoes, bean* and other items resentative from Massachusetts cluded: Burt M. Bristol of CoMember* of the Seminole Coun­ seated by opponent, of the bills. and also -mayor of Boston, wa* normally handled through our ty E a rn Jlureau, at a special TW American Farm Burvau Fe'd- sentenced by a Federal Court In basset, Mas*., E. C. Rice of market facilities," Mr. Wilson A tentative schedule for tho game nt the Sanford Municipal added. meeting Friday night, - voted tb (nation' I* said to have orlginatnl Washington today for mall fraud. Battle Creek. Mich.. W. W. Gard­ sustain the action of the direc­ the bills and favor their adoption. He Is to ierve from six month* ner of Salt Ijike City, Utah, Vcffcrane Day celebration, which Athletic Field ut 3:30 o’clock beConstruction of * shed to in­ J Group, Announces ** Bounties’ For^Game The Commission ’of Game and /rta.'i V/aUr Fteh fa peylnx beuntlx* of 91.00 on foxee; 92.00 rn bobcat*. 80 cenU on »kunk* and poaeum and on Armadillo* S I M It . wa* announced IWs morning J>y County Judge R.W fiT ’a letter to Judge Waro. I. _,N . Kennedy, director of the Game \}ciul F m h W ater FUh Commis­ sion. wrote: " r e r y n e wishing to cUinf bounty must tern the two f » m feet of the enlmele Uken1 In to one of our Conoervatlon Of­ ficers The Coneervnllon Officer win give them 4 reeetpt which will dsoir the number of animals killed and the amount of money due them. These receipt* are sent In to the Comptroller for payment In the tam e manner a* 8 tat* Invoice* ere peld." . ; MA8 ON8 TO MRHT Monroe Chapter No. 15 bf^the Royal Arch Meson* will hare uielr regular .meeting Tuesday evening nt 7:50 o’clock nt which tins# the degree of Most Excellent Mwter will bo conferred upon e cUee uf candidate*. All numbers are nzmd to attend. VI*Ito r, will he - - !f ASHBY SEPARATED ----------- J Z S 'f 'u hforraatlon received today from the Naval Phrvon&l Separation ,„ b S Curley Is Fined, Farm Bureau Votes To Oppose Government Operation Of Plants tor* of the Florida Farm Bureau in opposing several bill* before CoAgree, which propose that the Govemtaent ect up and operate two large phoiphai* plant* and onto potash plant, it woe reported today hy M. L, Cullum. bureau preaident. • The bin. he said, provides that after five year* of such operation, the plant* would be turned over to cooperative* to buy *nd oper­ ate with the condition that co­ operative operation* be subject to making available up to 90 cent of* the product*Ion fo r government demonstration of A fter spirited debate, the vote unanimous to up hold the or the Florid* Farm director! In ■ opposing these. Wills. The question of improving Sem­ inole County aaadlot farms cam* & for lengthy discussion, with result that a committee was named to Investigate the posaibllitlea of settip* up machinery mac old, atable to p»vid* muck, leaf mold, manor* and other organic m atter al at a cheap chaap rate and on treason. able terms. It I* believed that the government pr<Jfcrarn of soil buUdlng ran be tied in with this program, said Mr. Cullomf Proper drainage to protect eJ S iW S ir t Unde wee again discussed, d them - to tha membyrs. and committee on this - subject in order to fir* the i instructed to take up • t tho r with. County Engineer By Federal Court-3:10 u,clock Th,,r,'l-y *fl,rno<,n Tentative Schedule For Veterans Day Celebration Prugram Annouhced to a year and a half in prison and pay a flqp of 91.000. Eentenced slang with Curley were a former members of the National Ijtbor Relation* Board, Donald Wakafiald Smith, a n d Jam** G. Fullar, who already i* serving a five-year term at At­ lanta for mail fraud. Smith was sentenced to from four months to on* year In prison, and ordered to pay a 91.000 fine, and Fuller draw a term of from 18 month* to fiu r years. * All three men say that they will appeal to tba Federal Circuit Court, of Appeals. Curlty said he will take his ease to the Supreme Court if /i#c*sa*cY-.-; Georg* Hunt of Hoston, Mass, and Union E. Allan of Orlando, John Guest of Charleston, W. Va. and Gordon Hwaim. W. H. Browning Died Friday In Oviedo W Iinam-Hr- Brtrwning, 93, died at his home In Oviedo a t noon Frltiatr. Ha hod lived tn Oviedo for the past 80 years and won conductor on tha first train that coma to that city. H* was born Mar. 98, 1882.. a t Boston. Mass, and bad no known relativN, WOODMEJTTO M EET-' Funeral service* for Mr. Brown­ Th* Woodmen of tb* World will ing will ba held Tuesday *ft*r......................at tba Orfada hold their regular meeting toJ. McLaod, of* 7:10 o’clock at I* being sponsored by the Semi­ nole, County Chamber of Com­ merce and schadulad to be held on April 3 lo honor the returning service men and women who serv­ ed with th* nation's armed forces during tha recant war we* an­ nounced today by Georg* Touhy, genera) chairman of the chamber commit!#*. Th* schtdult for th* day'* acti­ vities ox outlined b«gin* with a parad*. Oralley Odham 1* chair man of this special committee. The pi parade will start promptly Th# a t 9:80 480 o'clock. A t 10:00 o'clock, motor boat race* will be held. There will b* four races Including Class A, B an<| C races and a free for al| type contest Prise* will be awarded for various evknts. Governor Caldwell will speak i t 12:45 o'clock and thl* will be fola barbecue which le to begin at 1:15 o'clock. JSr tw»en Branch Rickey'a Brooklyn Dodgers of the National Leagut and Clark Griffith's Washington fienstora of the American League. Other attraction*—during- - tho afternoon will be n golf tourney at the Seminole Country Club that will get underway at 1:30 o'clocJt A flower show will lie open th* public between the hours of* 10:00 to 1:00 o'clock -during tha dayA band concert will bo present­ ed for one hour, starting at 7^00 o'clock. In the evening. The con­ cert will be followed by a itreet dance which will be held from 8*0 o'clock until m i d n i g h t Another dance will also be held, probably at the Armory, between th* hours of 0:00 o'clock and 12:00 o'clock. There have been no definite plant yat formed far the Jouttin; eontaat aa4 tb4 shi N't V '* 1 crease facilities of Ihe Florida City market was. about 90 par cent complete a t the end of the week. Col. M. B Hawkins, su­ pervisor of construction of the Florida State F'armer*' Markets reported. He said that this pro­ ject should be completed within the n«xt Un days., A similar t, badly needed hy Mark*!, will be comMar. IB. Col Haw- Tha outlook for 8pr(ng crops appears good throughout the, State, according t6 reports re­ ceived, from our various lockl manager#, this week-end,** Mr. Wilton declared. F. A A.M. TU MEET Sanford lo d g e No. 82. F. A.M^ will hold it* regular, ns sfe & sa ri v— � 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, February 15, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 15, 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 15, 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/8fa79dd289072706277028852a73e334.pdf 5fdce551604874eef1af8eeec0603f71 PDF Text Text 7 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1916 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA R A Y M O N D M. B A LL, R E A LT O R Rear Entitle Snles—Rcntnla—Mortgage Loans Dependable Insurance and Bonds Phone 960 Room 4, Florida State Bank Buldtnf With JULIAN STENSTR0M CourtN Kicked Again The’ old tennis couit aituathn went before, the City C om m it doners again last night. A letter was read to the bodr from Margnret Wright regarding what nc lion was going to'he taken about the construction of the courts. The commission, at one lline, ile- NOTICE! rt BAYAIU) REALTY COMPANY well your pro­ perty. 40 years EXPERIENCE In buying and Helling real estate. 20 years of honest endeavor in Sanford. Call ul office or phone 80H. L BAYARD REALTY CO LICENSED REAL ESTATE IIROKER I'M HEADIN’ H O M E . T O REP A IN T W I T H PITTSBURGH’S COLOR rtofil DYNAMICS!* > YEH - Z N OLD« “ De c G r a T in g SCHEMES ARE I ---- OUT! J nl(h( tu ilir rrcrratlon commit' If*. headed by. J. 1. [nyly. {WJiy iliil I hr 4,'il) dld> h it# to do Ih iff \\ h> couldn’t they decide where lo put the rourta when here practically every Irnnia In Hanford wanted them? The he»t thing the Commiaaion would -do to itop thli buckpaiiing would be to turn the money *ppropriutrd for tennia court* over to the Sanford Tennia Club ami then nsaiat the dull in building the rourta. The annual Waihington Pay celebration in Kuat^f will feature an oulixiari! - motor' l>oat* racing program. The first race will i* the midget and Clava “ A ” race (mixed). The second event will be among entries of the’ Claws "C” service run-o-buut' types. The third race will he a class “ C* Itunabout race while the fourth will be "free” for all type boats. No hydroplane* will be permitted in the third race. All motors must be aervlre slock motors and ran run w ith or without muffler*. Any conIctan i that has been barred from vnv previous rare of any l/pr In I hr past year In Klorlda will not. Iir permitted to enter an) t.f Ihe events. Any persona In H-nfnrd or Seminole Cooi)ty who wishes lo enter Ihe pro­ gram ran obtain entry blanks ■r the Herald office. Flo,Ida Roundup . Tltn South Kl.iri.ls f InHerr-fllnTfC Iniirnumrnt o|>eiir<l today in Mlaoii \\illi more (ha^BO conic*!' anls . . . Manager Mtj Ott seemed very pleased with the opening sessions of the (Hants* Spring workouts . . . The newly orgauirc.1 kennel club in 1‘enaacwte baa opened a '.St day- meet'. . . The first dead heat of the current Hialeah nutting saw two maidens. Hell Time ami ('Trillv Ann, earn their hmckCta ,. r . Knrt l-auclrr<lu|e playrra are holding the apittight nt Austin Smith Championhl|t Tennis tourney bring held iu Fort I-autlcriliilF. Msry Is siyUlasd Is Phttksrgl Ve huve 11 complete stock of the BEST GRADE OUTSIDE BAINT 11111I INSIDE CO 1.0 US nnd FINISilfiSI ALUMINUM, SHELLAC nnd VARNISH I IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES ,. .Southern.-Sports (iowalp The (•rorgla-Ktorldn hrop will oprn play on April .70 . . . For their sixth Southeastern confrrmce victory o f Ihe neasAn, Tennessee defeated (ieorgla'a lluildogs .77 lo 2a In a rough litl. . . Louisiana Slate and Tulane have agreed lo rut ■ pair of games from their schedulr hrrrusr of the Southeastern loop tournament which begins on Kelt. 28. . . The Birmingham llarona have void pitchers Tom Murray and John Duncan to the Annlstoo. Ala. club. N a tio n a l Notes , New York's Madiaon Srptarc Carden has ahut ita door* aa a result nf .Mnyftr William O'Dwyer'» order closing all amusement places because of the fuel famine resulting from the tugboat tleun. . . . Seven steeplechase jockeys and n trainer have been barrel limn Muryl-nd tracks fni* life as ■ result of charges that they participated in the filing of n ftjitrr at I'iinltru last November . . The Boston Kcd Sox have t reel veil the slgndl contracts of iiioundsman Mace Brown and first •acker' Paul Campbell . . . A l­ though n month of the National llock-y league season' remain*, The Complete Balnt and Glass Store LETCHER E. ROLLS, Owner 117 So. Bgrk—Bhone .lOD r iu m on umpire argument*. Higbr nuth■ ffil and pitched for the Manila (lodger* in lb* ^Philippines Army game*. One day, he aay*. he thought he .polled the rival'pitch, er balking. With the cuitomary gusto of •n irate manager, llir b e ' rushed from the dugout hollering, “ Halkt lialk!" *The umpire turned on llighe with a tiland expression and de* dared, " I can’t call ILH "Why?** demanded Ihe irate Ulghe. _ • T h e u m p ire shook h i* head aad ly and rem arked, “ 1 d o n 't Sinovi w h at a balk i*.'' s irrin g n .4 > IIIIIA . 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Sturdily, constructed— bimply dcwljrned in the early American manner. Includes bed, chest, van­ ity and bench. Maple T able! A wide choice of Maple end tables to match your other furniture. 9 .9 5 up STUDIO COUCH If extra sleeping space Is what you need, you'll 'want this good looking atudio' couch thmt apena Maple wood frames, up­ holstered In ■ novelty AGENCY �f t • A • "TT In Onlly There I* Strength— ^ ‘ THE WEATHER To Protect the Peare of the World) To Praiaote the Progress of America; To Prod ace Prosperity f or Sanford. ' i ? AN .VOLUME XXXVII Naming Of New * Interior Heat) Expected Soon IN D E P E N D E N T D A 'il.V ? r a U i NEW SPAPEK "1 ■ ' SANFORD, FLORIDA. THTTRSDAY, FEUHUARY U. 1‘Jlli Established 1908 May Soon Sail To GI Dad In U.S.- President S a i d To Be Combing Poss­ ibilities For Man # O f High Caliber fllimdj with scattered showers and thunderstorm*. Clearing and n.urh reldrr Fri­ day. —Ik Chiang Shouts Chinese Are No Longer Slaves T^' J f 1 ” I ... L .*m Associatril Press l/caacd Wire Gay White W ay Quiet Under Closing Edict Generalissimo Talks Before 500,000 On ity Within NI'MIIKK UI7. Wage, Price Policy Still BeingDelayed U A W President P re-\ diets GM S t r i k e W ill Be Settled Future In N e a r Chins WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.— (A P )— President Truman is e x i t e d to act swiftly in naming a successor to In* .tcrior Secretary Harold Ickes. question as to who may get the cablnc^poaL.which SHANGHAI, Kch. It . (/II— Tho* ‘ WASHINGTON. Feb. 24,— ^ vesce nf Generalissimo I'hiailg (A P )—The new uilministra- * Kai-Shek pulsed with emotion ast tion wage-price policy anJm shout.df "\V«* are free and 1n! -.ijorideiu, We no longer have to ts -W tm r a m r m “srttt-Is—hOlTlg fll1- “* It’ e .1; i b und beasts of burlayeii, along with the ane-^^-rnL'’ ■ * nomicemcnt of a price lioont h is ’ ■ hOn,IH)0 voice* split the for the Hteei imluaLry. Atiiky will, » thunderous roar of ■- - Ic fc c r I'^ ^ u It fn iF T o m o r r o w lippruvtil a- tin* Generalissimo ■liniatration source# cllsolnae continued; “ I return to ymr the r is stiir regarded ilh very then* at ill is disagreement rcnpuii -ability uf preserving ihnao w much -up in the - air. The among top officials, includ­ janvrrei|*n light** fores or.'* President I* said to be combine ing President' Truman, on policy The scene v»n> the S'illl .-h ingthe possibilities for s man or mallei-. Mr- Truman is said 'to linl i hi i track, and I he (iciiend* top caliber. In thin- way political - s i l l l. i set up a o u g v i n c r e a s e t- -tit. it .i. -peaking nil lltr aboilobservers believe the circum­ formula which will make it un’ tiici ul fstia-tiniinrm lity (ft stances of Ickes' resignation may nrcea-oi-ys for the « ime stahiliiacm under thr Miinptr ^ysitrn THREE OF THEE BURVIVINf# CIUAHS Ihitit*iii."RihiftkiitL,tTmitiif Hit- t * posijiblv . bo off-set., lion board in |ni*4 on every ^ fflt^ h e ^ .''N iji- li^ s je ^ itfr . Tell thfur Jlqit Jh*y "J '»h f"i*‘nru tiiiti..nH h I ad e*-l Secretary ;1 ' Ickes resigned after wnr, hear thCjJtO -ingle wage iacit'a*e granted. .* e**tll wniluiii rnftjupaqn*of•*PittetiuypH.i rtf luVr-tnil aui -mul-put *ovri-i eig ii ity 1 tlJ declaring President Truman had may itoon Juitl -lad,’ Tharp aim U continuing dis­ nrmy, Thompson csiHvts r*inv... to ... W .. fn o i o f <f’hine itquestioned the veracity of his ccntlj' released from the nrmy. agreement on .whether a liooat ^)wt*tf< ^?y’ s rr'J: t^ w lb r - r Ji«*!i‘I that ft i hlldn-n, tl within u. short time m marry the mother «'f his children; tlre‘ **t,,* ; i U . testimony concerning Mr. Tru­ in star) prices should apply only extra­ wyfc, Mis. hleanor Jercmami I hoinpaon, has-filed suit for divurco I J vn* i liii'Hy n.ceoir O KIIIN AU lLt ThhM INO W ITlI ML'MANITV a Ibc hour this photo 11,1, taken. New Vi rk's Times man's nominee for undersecretary' to carbon steel nr to alloy steel territoriality that China's viiat in the Smoky City. (Internalinssl Soundphoto) (square distrlrt U quiet and empty shortly nfle, midnight following u proclamation by Mayor Wii4 * o f Navy— Edwin Pauley. renutres went, nut to enrich the hum O Dwyer (inset ^ which o tiicirf‘ ihsclosin ; ,.f all places of genetal a-srmbly The measure. Ickes said that Pauley, ns Na­ I os well. C liin -f. but to add to the w ealth.,hp mi, „ Itl„ vr n i, ,ak,.„ Hi frty, iHt)■ I <1 III4* i| if the shortage of t l o n a I Democratic Committee DHTKOIT, Fsb. It, pP)—Today " c . ° r t'J M ...a | flit I ttrouitlil tm h\ ilu* »trikr uf inglnmi oprrntt .N il L it l* | Ni*v V*»f k‘«. fill*I route- into the n ty treasurer, had suggested $300,. is she 4iJlh day of the nationwide piiiper^ -v --; 01) nu.se,I by the tugs, I Itilrriiatliioal I 000 could he obtained for 'the ling l t ( hinng t«* -peak to ilrtke of 17e,l)»0 CIO united party coffers If the government y-lem — (Of { gil m1111it>ri *»f 111 .-ii in wurkrr- ai plants » f the ■ , would hold o ff in a suit to gain Shsitiirbt ' u ii (fir M*r«* spot with rsl Mutnr- rurpm atmn. Il title to certain oll-bcarlng tidelhe Gli * DP f f«*i uffiif Atiiintw find- GM and the muni still an lands. Ickes termed It the raw­ Altsi .* hina'i Sha itl*tmi foi ypurl t n (kanc i«*ur% its whw est proposition ever made to him. tilt* nm.bt popU' 4*1111* t * i -\ the strike start***! Truman said he thought Ickes b ii- and thv iiNktliniT loiiimcrt Miiwi vrr f VVV I'ltvhlrnl B-J. might have been mistaken as I — -----I * —~ — r . «H«| fimitin il !T*fttrf \ H lifffl Thoma* — fuIluwtiiK v«j|»f®»r**rMrf-f» H « .in*. .»f vxtm•tgr*» t® what Pauley had been driving ; C u r |e v FaC CS S t i f f !J U tllO r T r ild C B o d y f * > Aat Lf with special Kivlerni mriliutoi. ' .. .^luii wuh more Warns, However, Submarines Mold Promise •l. k , ------rv---- a t •i m o_ M - L il.. Iitnie.s !)eur> has pi^llvtetl that m I hiflfnr SIlMIlffhirt iM M Ik!U. ti) President Truman conferred To Sponsor -Mobile Sentence On M a i l t hi -ink-* Hit) be -cltlrd In She t! fMli*uii*nt vk»s * th« t lilt*-1 "lii i4-:i-i! Of Becoming Most Successful Method today with a Dumber of Demo­ tim IliM ii ni fatuir Thomas Blood Bank I n it il %h n»t 4 Id. Ii i ItIn eMe economy ^ F r a u d Conviction cratic congressmen from the ( ’oiofressman Promis- hal given n*» oplnnatltui other Of Transporting Atomic Weapons lari.; tm* mtf i rmtionAi lu» nr. I western states in the wake of than to sll> he >b‘<-s Not ms? cabinet crisis. Among those who Jack llaligan of thy L 'Krlmwde *•«'! lU'Illrtit win not t liinese, but WASHINGTON. Kch. It. (/IVi*s 'l’o Have Project how the ■slllk e ran !u)| much Unitid visited the While House at Mr. Thc mayor of Boston. 71-year- County Motors was e l«te d presi­ mt* link* bitit of tbi* WASHINGTON. I V*# II iV **r uni its ilr put It.’ "GM Britain, I ranre, (IcrmiltJI L it * l A.nun al t ln"iU'i S rmii, n.» Truman's request were Senator old James Curley, has been denied dent of tho Seminole f'oqnty ! Hlnle Is to k'rt tuinpIcW'ly broke." Ju|rnn Ininn|»luuto«l IB t<iid iht* S "#?i%11* Naval \f? » i. Joseph O'Mahoney of WyomingAa new trial on n mail fraud eon Junior Chamber of I'ommein* und L'nlon Vico l*n?»itl«nt Wnllrr who has been mentioned < tMitmiliPf Hint tin* I* nit 1**1 Si ait*-. viction/ Justice James Proctor to- last night at the-club'--, ivoigam- i iui - ®»»il. hVntf scntMt v,. JcM* Heuthfr .*.»>* the UAW will «o t Nn\ y ’ h |hi-it\\jii t ;$iTlf*r fU*<*i m is Ickes’ successor. Mr. Truman * dgy in Washington denieil » re (Mtion meeting held ai tlm City : ti-rif-twith Mnn.i^ft Kit Iruf rraunio hAritntntnar uith (»M Until rtmkc* an nhnntt ,ih aHntk »a ‘ "for n now _ trial by Curley Hall wit)) nearly ion tnsmbets , also talked with House Bpe-'— Speaker i qijs-st anti I ri*4i«1unt It II * )*■ t^r union rcctfvc# BRUuniiKfK thin isiuiitiy Yi*)) and1and two other men convicted in present. . Kant Kaybuni of Ti uiem f»*i* (\Yo hour* in Orlanth* f rom Urwpy that tho compnlijr But at the amu limp, tt.r N » >l t t Senator* Burton Wbi b*X ofrthe case. They will be sr*tented Young Harris of « ’vicdo wa .Mother O f W ar Ace =t yesler. ay aftermam an. e * f , wtll I.egnljaU In gmni U [ l \ k elected to the offtc- >.f Iir-t vt, C , w .n , l i n t r W i n l ' Ft) Montana, Carl Ilateh o f t New neat Momlay. »mt It wik iliiiffc aim it BO o|Hjniti*»n» On f )i»°* Aaiw iI tlu«t >v^iiy the9!U6,tmo li>f.H) pt National y f l n l r f H«r,1 „ m, nri, Kiv|nt- ihr rVilift* I »Bhmni!he* holil j»innnM* **f iCariari \whu also i* a _I)emo- pro*blent in + bar«o uL JuL'fmd. r i p C n u l n L V> H l U f f I K r i f4,|;Ml% INver channel project had Ml)| hrllHn xhu —■ - Uv*Tfrot* Massa affa're and "Ilrsdey Odham local hrn.im h«v vcmmu; Ih«f t»n*f.* *t»t. v itnni M Iren left nut . f the Hmi-e HIV*)-, m.,rn„ nnd l i t ) fl'ithafitit** „ „ unl„ „ cKarge, that Gulf Oil Company dl-trihutnr and .Mis (Jeoige E. I’reddy, Ki White .House SacreUry Charies chusetta. faces a possible maxi­ 8trn> iiii*l 4iiilii *tl4$4Ptl 11, n havf **f 11nnptti ln*v *4n»t* • *■ 4t».l llnrl)«>t A pi*) «*|»Ttntion bill vi . . m» Fid hm V, i . , ticncr njr Motoiji barm«n>, i .,( une or Amencn's «■ Ihh*ii rnufulvif up for himiip time G* vkithin t .ti anil |in«mur- . »« Roes announced that the Presi­ mum sentence nf 47 v»«»s in Democratic nominee fur iepr< timKc •*y4■rv rf . , m bi»t| . . failli , .. . . . . sentati'e tn the state legi-lniuie fighter pilots in Kuitqn\ Ms) • Th** |i»Iif * tlinuithl inry hnii that 4 I ta il'd * dent has postponed bis scheduled prison nnd $13.00)) in fine*. The l*»rl i•» have the project ic*»lon*d . I’leddy, i- -pelidui^' pnddi in tiuilci control for the Nthill* a|‘|*rai*r,l tin* t*« the bill in ilu* Senate press and radio conference to two others convicted with him in from Group No. 3, was circled Gmrgr (. ^ second vice tiresident in charge tinwinter here with Mr. and a district court were Donald time 1m*i$$k Then that hitherto <‘oii»mitlt*«» to pn-wn! tin* Ninv _ 4:00 P.M , E^.T., tomorrow. Kipreserilatur d.ndrirks said1 NEW YORK, (eh It. t/1'.-For .Mrs. A. C. Eskridge of <112 P#'« inont Immcerjt atnl nmifihU*. ,,f I h*n»i t iiu*nl a nu tuniDcndaMoni it was left Hit of ibc lull he- the first time in ten- day*, tug Th« venerable Democratic con­ Wakefield Smith, former member of external affairs. Other officers elected last night A ' emu*, limi.ic tho fiimi 1y cat, w*tit \^,,r ihn |»oiil wi|i flcyt. I can*u* the Annv engineers - had boat* again ate plying the waters gressman from Illinois Adolph of the National Labor IMnt[on» » j ( IK* hn» iHimn Uie roiuiititlrt* ri^rntly aiinrovcd • Idabath, wants Harry Truman to Unant, end James Fuller, who included Hay Slayton, who is af- ’ Majoi Preddy shot down tip- on t% minimitfr second pro- Df -,>*■ -York humor « ilh skilled filiated with the Proilucfin;! Credit . iiro-imately JO German aircraft jiliuim f u f it a y * I in o f A-1 iivormriM rcl, dfcpt hiri}' tin* clfiinncl to 12 band- back lo uprralr thejn. The , run fqr tha presidency In 1S48. now is serving n b-year-sentcnce Association, nmdriry. and l,Cue, <|--(.... he was sccideillnlly sli") feet iii'ili'od uf |U Tin* I il,foot illliii emlcil ,,f i i,tally l*‘d»y al £ The Chatrtnan of the House Rules fur sending fraudulent .sfeurittea noun 1 ‘iilrnlitieit II, T.Giiffc -el f"' '’’ P »»'■* ......... Tucker of the Florida Xinlt1 llank1,lnwn nnd killed by American Committee and dean o f the lower through the malls. *,!r 1 ,h" u eh,too,*1 h.i -itri-.-.tv l.i-cii authoi - T ami within an anti liirvraft hatteiles on I'hn-t .nil in i s. 2t* I., answer to .. mil ," All three wiere former officials was nuined treasure* iti'il bv i «*iv i, ■»w tit ii Btvi'r's hmit. iL*4 hunt Tmtlxir » * - throbthnmbcr describes Mr. Truman flum M l-. I' 111,ink of KOI, West *‘” !V m llibeiin .m-a t*lrvl*’tl t« the lli'urd **f mas tiny, 19*14. of Engineers Group, Inc. This Nit\\ « ilillo i\ anil Mai hi-. II •II I m I! thr 1 If aa “ a man who was elevated U " l*tnr tetth act iv11> the tugs inr Dirf^l^r*» in ndditlon In Julian AiinGur »«n« Will Inin. «*•> ' r Third Streci jhnt u at'.had hit f..»*S ,". ll-rtfb»ul I' 1 iob..$# f .DM, f,»• I i *i ,*j* * i In, • t u In4 ®*It ftp ins-1i4lI fly Yht' to the presidency against his own firm was accused by the govern- Btenslrom o f The Knttford ) tllll'CHl r.4* 1 “ It t «*)•!, |«)fU*‘J misiiiitf ill i$f11*»t$ Jnt t , ten In-i l.uT’iiini He rejnrt.-d .of oiilaining more than sri.| ■ Hiqi n f f l FI' 1 5 % 1 4 * « I |uin ,-.l I. ii *. . 4 -»* b ami lift* wishes,, but who has proven by fnenl i at h-ul Ifulli Buck that t».4 Jest. of in«j\ I tn$: 144vI nrrtb-1 , Itfiitiliiiiif nii9*t»n $»vt*i * i*’* 1 $00,000 from clients by repre- I retiring I'li-nlinl who «u - umi thiM /Cti By m > 1 >*-l he* ii a .* his honesty and fearlessness that lb«‘ HittjMJtl l ti Nt'H \ 4*1k. ftuin At X ari m o u l d y v o t e d 14i t h e s*r o i p u *n hlirviLin i*n April 17, 19 Art. pi.lce department ' ' s,u , , ...... gloss ha Is fully qualified to hold that Minting ihsi it would olilain gov­ II. T, MUwie of Un*w w i»l, l*nT Ni » J«t i*rj KuH irtf iilmuiny ,^eivcd another call to hr effect I f„, nrtlVr , f ....... . ernment contracts fo^Thcm. l‘M l can \ > r tlUlili*. No .ip|ii*ipiia< off/.e.’’ Tf*HTlPHi IB ' rr rm in JTiiw Hat SI,. John, i .iHum, JU4 M i 'l i I r 'y ^ ^ a r u L a i , .le.kmg for a jinTfr-.T i*l iSFlji 1IIIw Di*l l*rvn ■x\i(tB Curley was not «vlrll*lli im- ElUbcry nf the HwnfnFil l*<tbtt ..m l f.*.. A ven u e, nnd A l l a i r r i t am t fu|c(t of mediately for comment nn Justice nill In rici',1. lie said, Therefore,! other persons had been them lo Iki Imswl on m irieis. r ibc; Rescue FflTties Get savcral ............ . Proctor's decision. His lecretary, Jr,dor DVInlii,'' Koy ii,ill 'u the engineers and tke Hureui of | bitten by a cat. This time, Frank Howland, said that Curley Finnlty. with icgitrd to the Ilu* Itu.lqet desire In eoiuldne the S & T5*1».'^SI&" w h S T o Earthquake Area Patrolman C. C. Itedenlmugh lo­ Intends to appeal the district Navy ami the atomk «ge.# Ni- Ittn proj-*cl», and rrfuM-ti tn LOS ANOHLKS, K#l». 11. </TV cated and killed the eat nnd car- nntz had this to -av court finding to ah appellate court and Lingle Fruit-Company. Th# 28*ycar ■old presidcni of recoin mend an sppr fir ini inn for The Rev. J. E. McK nicy of the At'.GIERK, Feh. 14. (/It— The rieil it to the County Health Unit and if necessary, to the Supreme "There is no dmilit ilist the use the 11) f., I 11rit)*-,-1 whicli bait For.l Henry Motor Com pany. first rescue parties have ieache-11for f/.iiniiintioii First Methodist Church, upon Court. of nlomlc explo.ivc- .iii.l 'other lie,*,t aiilitiil i/i-il Konl.-ra II. »*)> that .min thrra ■uggestinfi by Mr. Slcnarnm. was villages in the vie icinily of 4’nn Dr. Frank tjuiltman dispatched new wi-appn* will have a tooftnutd tell) hr o.* Kiqn e-« nisi i i Ib'ndt uk* cm ** al any price appointed honorary chaplain 1,f -umtim-, Algiers, » hero all eaiiii the head of the cat to the Slate effect on tho conipu*yittn .mil innm r r Dhlrt Ol’ A Ci•lll„c . qri' remorht! i -'tifci reft MtUl .xt Fol .1 «*srrt * Uiut i cut iy al mF J o iio r u lorie s -W- . IH e r i. il n e i( il p loymeitt of nr ion— nnd l hlo mu! t**f Conservation and production ' <M E t S M C r t « ' .........- ™ . - » * U IM . . « , t,j; .ftiH*r* nn thi* thr i*"t*1lltigs ■»* titleI in** rrnult* tn thr tTlii'f nt i i i. . i i , . , . , t . *l|l I “ f e e s In Die I n lo i.. officers, requests for I he Juycees * " * 1 ‘ “J » nnd rnl.lcs, and added Ilia' he. had worksheets mailed to growers be­ Bill mil nf t' !*> f tftel ;.i i .»- .id' W* ** ■ )n’f ,im*-*’ mmpftito Immiity furitifiJlynt# in lirpn11s froui tin* on *a * wv r tween Jan. 23 and 29})), must l « advised nil p r i s o n - >vlin Ii h i I liern l awI itof hr l ihlril t |F)p te"u!,| ki- fp p1r lr i n llutell Dill Ii v U'* the citrus I'llKfsi in Ku.tis mn), -I shm k , was fell son", IV Icr Bukur S-2c At rclpmed to tha County Agent's i n* u •*•!• YYil t liillen to lake I hr I'rt-leui pro­ thl!» |IIUJ4Vt Thr motor r«i ■Kivillivt* haH the Florida Orange Festival in « • -I " f Cmi-tnntine. whi.h office by Feb. 28 in order that tlilit fh**> ‘-Iii.hM t»« et m •1l-st It*,**1 phylactic lieiliin-nl a» a pircao N avy Music School Winter Haven werr disappi<>Vr-t some Ml miles southwest of ’il In iAtw A hijtIuii lhat growers may be eligible for any Uliorsl.iry . till* Inlnitwl i*f cniimuu nmr. L * . | .plants , , | .1 m.!»*Ii due to the lime elmuem involved I’, si Hue Hone The tune ,.f il, • ii-ni Word ft mu the l« . , , , ruM in l-rtuc i$ nriu*h payment under th® 1040 soil enncal is nffnira t qiuil r has been fised al t “ » !■> the Condlllon of ih IffffcNOS A IKE!), Feb. 14, (Ip) In i ip aim i * | KirhmomJ. Taiif will vmijMiiut (luting l In- tun,- Ii, .iifcndiil i«»Brl»r«**vntJ«lkYr In r,nlli both affairs. % aervation program. County Agent Mrntlrirkh .. ^ .. , •*.. / — Informed sources in Iluenoa After considerable discussion, I* M. tti:OU A. M. En-tern Sti-oJ expected to be lereiveil by Friilsy Si nilmdi- High S Inn.l IV Irr I*. C C.R. Dawson today declared. morning. be | L „ went l„ the ch airm an V.' 7, Mn,? , " y ' .m t ' ’," t Uukur, Jr. galticd nmih pupu- nf Mr. Dawion warned bee keep­ Aires say the Argentine govern­ the group decided to meet every aid Time.) the Kuh-Cmumitlee ami offered 1 la preparing a reply to tha Thursday night with Hie first lardy among the stiiJrni* and to have another project in his The Drtroil piu-iuclson line, he er* whom ha baa pot Hied to Hat ment ■ays, bus been idle because it I* faculty and was famous for his 'districtI fe-lufed the number of hive* and colon­ United Slates' blue book charging Thursday of each month desig­ miutPi i'y #«uu,truu.tn» v’ * 11| by $M )0,OOO.DO s« clarinet playing ability. About that lie mulil insert the St. Johns . Impossible to gal purls. ies of bees they have, also how the South American nation with nated s i a dinner meeting. . links, both past anil pres­ Upon n suggestion by Presi­ five months ngu It** julnc-l ‘ Urn .River pnijrct, but the rhnirmun j much sugar they feel they are close ___. ent, with Natl Germany. Presi­ Navy and ia now a .Seaman, reminded bun Hint m view nf the entitled to In order to food the dential candidate anil so-called dent Ratigan, the body voted to have the Junhtr Chamber aponacr second class. bees,, that they must supply, this "■irony man" Col. Juan D. Paron fart the Huienii of lludget bad! A m n w i n / m / , ills parent* Mi. and • kits. recommended no funds at pres- , / V l T l G r i L r i n S T l 1 i t 111^ Informstlnn n or thty will get no and other prominent Argentinta a mobile b'lood unit of the Cen­ Hay* tral Florida HI,mil Hank fur the WASHINGTON. Feh. 14, l/1'i I’eter Hukur recently received sugar, quota. la. This data has boon were Identified In the State De­ ept. this tsiulil nnt be done. ulred by J. H. McCatr, McCay, chief partment document as linked to purpose <‘f building up the lunik's j f you'll lakn tha word of Ih' ' You cannol, be argues, gq anil word that he h.ul passed Ins required Representative Hendricks telesupply .for the needs of hnipitals States archivist, Solon hum every piece o f paper Indiamusic test at U. S. Navy K c I kmi I _ o f the sugar ration section, he tha German cause. honed Senator Andrews ami of Music In Washington. 1). C. and physicians in central Florida. p o S T red lajie hVlpeil win the crtminalely. # * said. Any See keeper who re­ enntor Pepper in Washingten, Foreign office sources m 2 that The retiring pies Went. Mr. war. While archivist Buck dues The archivdt Isilsters hi* ar- and I* enrolling fnt bis first Mr. Higgins said, nnd asked Hint quires sugar must maka thU re­ Foreign Minister Juan I. Cooke fltenatrom. thanked the group for scuiester of his music s<4fa',ding, nol mind wevlflng nut The paper uum»nt with (he opinion that port. ha atatod. they make *n effort tn nut the probably will at least refer to Tha OPA haa reported to Mr. tho bius liook in a nationwide It* fin# cooperation during tho harvest which Uncle Sam retped, failure to ptnerve record* after He is also taking private lessons $:t'/f».00i1 appropriation for the FRANFL’ RT. Germany, Feb. 14. racrganitati.m period ••}<! exon the clarinet nnd suvnphoiie, during the war. he 1* convinced Hie first World Vtar undoubtedly Dawson that snap bean catlings -radio speech he la scheduled |o 10-font project into the hill which MD— American «A»my bradquarpregsed hip appreelatlon for the and has made arrangements to that quite a few yards o f red tape led lo loi* of time and live* In sat at $9-70 per at pound bushel make tonight from Buenos Airaa. is liowr licfnre the Senate. Senate! ter* in Germany discloses that splendid Work by Mr. Hallgan, should lie kept for the u*e. ->f the recent conflict, play ih a Navy dance hand. a ,'- * on ion. 91, w01 u it n to $3A0 These sources have not disc rulo, permit this. Mr. Higgins 1rititani in the United State* Mr. Odham and George McClel­ He cites the case of the Remarailing on Fab, pX. spill, wjhernas Hie House rules do ^have written letters to Germans when a formal rop y—If any— land, who lad been temporary poeterily. .F o r those whot are interesled gen- bridge arms, the HhUm -lh*. Tribunal Askwl T o not. Senator Andrews nad Sena- rriticiaing the Altir* amt praising will bo dalleerad to Washington. scerate rr. in figurrs, Ruck dlselnses ihil only bridge which the Germane 4itr Rapper are said to lie eoa- i the Germans. The Army says the Bo far, no Argentine official Mr. Slenstrom alto read a b* the end of the war the if«v- left atending across that river, Adjourn For 3 Weeks tacilhc ihoir'frtends on the Rub- letters also rriticiird the Unitwl has commented on tho aerioua from president o f the 8cm ernment Imd something In ihe And at that, the Remagcn bridg# 41 Gomrpilt Gerald N Seek chargee contained In tha 8 i*t« Inclt County ~ jn an effort Jo get Slate, goveitiuvmt und lamented Chetnber of ComNUERNBERG, Feh 14, (**)— I the project in thu bill. the bombing ot German cltlra. Department's blue book. Neither ■terra, 11. II. Coleman, expressing neighborhood of 18,003,000 to was damaged badly. ¥ Election To Senate hea Perm), although he haa acBuck continues: "On* officer Representative Hemlrirks in „ „(he „ nama* of The „Army „haa the United Sutra Junior Cham- 20,UOD,COO cubic feel of records. remembered that after World Thx President of the international military tribunal — l>ml Justice I vitally conrertied in geitlng thi# t jj th0M persons . who wrote Uniled Bute* A m of Commerrr the need fof a For Inatance. If you put the re­ • WASHINGTON, Tob. 14. (flT— flooraury of sum Spruill# Brad­ cord a In four*draw*r filing cabi­ War I, a aurvey o f all Rhlna Sir Geoffrey Lawrence—has an - project through. Mr. Hlgglna, lUch f |,nde»tln* - Utter*. Corrar. chamber In thi* county, ®Former Stnator Gerald P. N f* en—former ambassador to Buenos nets place-1 *|d# by side, the cabi­ bridge* had beef) mad# and that nounced that argumcnU will he said, bernuse it effecla so many; » potv|,ne# |n or out of German]) of North Dakota, a Republican, Airaa—o f what Psron termed win. nets would line tha railroad detailed construction plana of 'heard‘ on “Saturday on a plea for counties in the district, and ha for Germans l« forbidden at tke ‘ ' ' .. .... .......... hat announced tM l’ M will m sclent Intervention" In Argentine Atcheson Denies Any tracks solidly from Washington ( each were Included. A rush call a three-weeki adjournment. The proposes ( « leave no stone un- present time. for the Senate fat the coming affair*. to Chicago, Damped out, they came to % Fahingtun for the Re* paute in the proceedings has been turned until it is brought lo a ____________ However, tho Army says that R ift W ith MacArlhur would elections. Nye bald a Sonata seat cover one acra o f ground magen plana. asked In liehalf uf 22 high Natl successful conclusion. only a * small portion of the for n-*rlr 20 ream prior to the " A frantic search ensued." lie leader* facing trial for war OREKNBEKG SIGNS and pita nearly as high as Wash --------------illegal mall It ha. Intercepted haa WABHINOTON, Feb. 14, m ~ Ington YTonument—that'a RMi fe*l- adds. "Reference to the volume crimes. 1944 Fall election*, when ha , TH ARTK COMMENDED been critical, but that portion “ • * Department advlaor tr State advisor to defee led h« a ___ __ _____ _ _ ______ contain! the plans was found but The American prosecullon ia Fletcher Rolls, chairman of the There aro those "greetings' DETROIT, Feh 11. haa been violently so. MacArlhur. At rm l MacArlhur, George Alfrom Uncle Sam which meant the volume Itaelf epparently no Sonalnr John expected lo argue that one ueek Chamber of Commerce Baseball has * if«* The Army cite* a letter from * seated on Jan. *, 1948, , JrM arrived in, Washingten that i man was about to gio to longer valeted. Had tho** plana would glv* counsel for the indl-Committee, today expressed hl» The Detroit Tigers *nmorning from Tokyo and war, Thera ara tha dlKharg* been available, perhaps tha col- vhiuel defendants ami six Naxiapprcciaticm to U ster Tharpe, a Buffalo, N.Y., which say* in ,_______ that Grranberg ac ^ ahortjf afterward*, denisd that there had papers of which aervicemen look­ lapra of the ttrj/lgo. after the organisations time enough to pro-member of the committee, for part: "The end o f this cursed tear Dakota’s Governor, tho term* of tho contract . . it began ft between MaeArthur ed forward so eagerly. Buck Americana had takan It over, para. The arguments are e x p e c t - hi* assistance In- welcoming tha brought IftUa Joy telephone conversation . appo’nied Senator and himself. Atrheaon ileclared atresses that not only wa* the could have been prevented." tlub general manager, ed to have consider aide beoringbal! players to Sanford and. In with lie* and ended Ihe same 4 pofaWn, lo But tha United State* archl- on the ultimate length of the (eying to -Find .suitable accomo* wav . . 1 wonder how long thla Trautmaim. No Information aa that on the contrary, relation, b*. T . Z trial. fool play o f a Nuernberg trial tweon Ihe Allied commander and c m , , h n , ~ .b lU «0 -u l The tribunal began Itadatlon* for them, to contract term* was **Nortli Dakota'*' hi* department have bran of the mobillted on paper-but the In- .tringing tha nation'* capital with task last November, and It Is I**- Mr, Bnlli also stated,(hat Mr, will go on. When that Is o v * t lb* COPFKT RESIGNS W ifa it. ' ---- --- ------- — — du»trial war machine was belted file t . of unnecessary red tape, lie veil that no verdict is likely Then*! had hern largely Instru- honorable judge* can start to HtecArthur, he a*Id, ha* asked with ao-ealled red Upc. And h* Right bow. hi* atefr of 360 work- unill at least next September. Ja c k s o n v i l l e , r*b. u . iff) mental in selling up a press room cut each Others' throats with oars h r has not — ------- for. the reporters accompanying atomic bomb*. . . ” — -Dlrrator R o f f ^ C c ^ o f the him to return to Tokyo after hi* COMMANDERY TO MEET ths Gaining camp and in exp.. The other letter*, includln or.our OgmnlM wag wllnraoed am| cooperating. The lob Taylor Cormnandery No. SR.dlUnt tb from tho “ ‘ “ tbolr report* to northern from a UiHteU Rule* «ymbo|i^iJ. .In Uvo deeuirante woat b* don* overnight It ultra K.T. will meet at 7:80 o'clock nsvipapo per* which have been gtvfine«So employ# In U»a A * _ aigpod at Rhsima'and fa Toky* tim#— nd pieaty of it Friday .raaing. ing Sanf, m public! font Invaluable ffik ■11 were tn the »am* vela. • ' . ' , ' .' Boston Mayor Is |JackRatigahIs !Denied New Trial; Named President By District Court Of Local Jaycees iiTTi.. 1 ;■ Nimitz Says Carrier Fleet May Hendricks Tells “j Make Atom ic A ir Attack Difficult Why River Funds Left Out Of Bill First Dogs, Now Cats Are (ii>in^ Officials Trouble 1 Dawson Says Work • Sheets Must Be In By February 28 Argentina Plans . Reply To United States Charges Z V,' United States Archivist Declares Red Tape Helped In Winning World War II Letters To Nazis C r itic iz e Allies S ... yt^To 1 'E r s j a r * ■*' ... • . ... - i - i - '' * - . - '~-v? • • ». �* The Sanford Herald I)r. C. G* Salsbury Makes Reltgiort What the American people today need more than any thing else U homes. And it might almost he said of ytr, His Business Camping Out __ . TtVt« present privation that we "asked for it.” Nnturally there ■Act could be no building to speak of during the war; but Lo­ ID It A m i DICflTON I>l>,. Ariv.— 8*3me great ll__ fore and since the war. home-bulding has been neglected to (! make business thalr religion. an incredible degree. Even now, when the most insistent men IP. Clarence Grant Salsbury has demand In American history is admitted, both the industry reverted the jrocen, putting hit . and the government have been slow to*recognize tiie need keen business mind to work for bl* religion. ’ and lake effective measures to remedy it. » Ap »u| crinleiulent of the 2O0* .*> Most o f the. blame In this situation is attributed, oerhnps justly, to the Jack of foresight and the unwise' nrn', fO-bullding Presbyterian n il► Ion here on. the desert fid miles era limitation of craftsmen in the building industry. So great florn' the nearest railroad, Dr, is the need of both skilled workmen and materials that ex- Salsbury seems almost- out of *. :! iwrts sny it will take,years to catch up with requirements, place. lie ought to lie, say his ir 1« Meantime, incredible numbers of people are necessarily friends, a bank president or a i ivw crHlj)Im.(| Juto quartern where they lack comfort and con- captain o f, industry. Tail, broad ami friendly‘ as a venience and are liable to disease. „ •St. Her mud, Dr. Salsburtt has all pries The construction goal for the present year is more the typical physical uttrinutes of ib'pc- Until o million homes. Even if this goal is reached, frit* win* nation will still be far from attainment of the room, cqmr,*“ |fort and living facilities now needed. Doulitiess it will lie - ^ I t h e greatest of all years for camping out. But'in that pry*. trie-u-i^rsiis well as in doubling up, there will have to lie nore lrbr« carefulness and more endurance than ever before. Perhaps «'«■ campilig*out literature, in large quantities, will lie useful. But men returned from years of tents have little enthus•w- iaam for more'of that life. Voting Jn Russia T T IItm s irA rr-K K H r H ,* (hi-, but it liiw* i\ot~Ile ir» In- prrsacd with the area's neeil and Dr. Babbitry‘a .ability Jo from the-Sage Fovadatlan degK ) of Mtrgaret Olivia Slocum Mate, widow of Hassell Bate. : One of Dr. Halsbury’* jo t pro* Ject» la Dm ntfrlei’ school. An extanaiva library waa requited, but there were no funda available. " I waa about to acratch my brad bald." ha aaya. "whan a nurae, Irena Mopin, donated 1100 to atart’ the library, with the hoi ____ jrs who could would chip Irt as'the yaars went by.H Hut Dr. Salsbury did not wail for Ibe yaars to roll by. He.wrol* thb various publishers of medical books. He told - them o f the gift and said be would lika to use U to tuild sbalves far ths books he was sure they would donate. Today the nurses' school has a library valued at mora than W.OOtT Food storage la a critical problem here during the hut. desert smarter. Ta meet th'' aeeds of Ike hespltal's Increas­ ing peraoanel and patients, l)r. Salsbury began planning for a huge deep-frees* salt. A haSaae was sobered aa the me­ dio* o f cetleetlBf lands. On the nigh I It was held. IJ W traders and Navajo rsmr from in far a* too miles away. Net proceeds from the als*heur ' paHf were H.IOfr, and'the'decpfretse building la under rou­ st mrt lew. The mission was allotted *15.000 to build a now church. \Vi*h the aid of ((ousted labor, a 100. jest building was completed In IDIJ a} u cost within the original allotment. It recently was ap­ praised, says Dr; Salsbury. at Humdii im* hittUn tmieraj election, its find in nine yearn irt-nst-il costs of construction. It Anti Kuwdn h'n* won. There seems tm other way to oxpretw ' lie* ill the way Dr. Salsbury ap* . preaches a financial problem. He ill SUCH UN- It, There i.» only one political party in Husain, that of thewhir .-dies. He works with I never (S 1HI1KKU ItoUhevikrt. headed hy Comrade Stalin, ami Stalin |finesse. isthe . Ucnadn Mi-nioiWs 11-bed, ex* riirii! its et v greatest (niHIIml Im>-u in htimiin historr, controlling 109,rrllrnth riiuipprd hcwpilal ia a It VOICE: Givo OfKI.WK) to 110,000,000. «tf bln paltry of enrow»underatan ling Tliere i** no question about the control, because I here rr«uli ncitiK influenliat tUllora. Oar ny disn-rn i>■ wnM only one party anil one ballot. This is one of the of ihr-e vinitar* -wan so lm- I WC.O00. evil.— t King.' orivjm(| Innovations iiitrotiucetl In modern government bv TIU lf.ANTEfi AUK READY Stalin, anti seems to work rather well by Hussian utand- , ;irtis. Comrade Stalin would win anyhow, but the operation SHt'jnlay night rtccni ding to aulhuj-iVLeji, wuji iitrrilgni-il bclitr HUKRItAHI). III. - c/Pi — The of The Aik "ami IH- "" you flight say. good political exercise. -i t nni v Judge Junir, G. Bbaron lUchUmd - Grova Vigilante*, orals. -AO-Hvimt - And ae a matter of fact. it is logical frorrr the Run lia-, miming and uftar enuring ;gailUad H7 year* ago to catch i f r.-crlmn, exceni rtian viewpoint to keep on electing St’din and bis Bolsheviks, a plea of guilty to th" charge oi horse thieves, haven't ridden nut attempted lingered in u |t i« neuter and more modurtt than the procedure of theold robbery, win boami over after a ste:r anatchec since Aug. koh" today L a Iu a 'kcsT^i nh in*T ^ nri' nni H*“° ** ni,,y n<lmBted that they get Irntter i n . m i n 1 Ht,(j ifpire lip-lo-tiate rtlliTH |g>w. K the Hussian leaders -ire nnl one. "We're sinoero, they may cventuuilv give their nation a genuine republic. The prospectus o f one is ready if and when Hcmlft i<^ign.t { tlrtte .comes. , . In any case. Russia is a great mil ion. growing steadily ni-r dark rtnii- 1,1 power, and one o f the Iin|s>r1im1 problenis our countrv Ddhnm, mmle a 1must face. the town and county* and with P|-Bncc, Not only do tl)cy contain inijrortaiit bynr-oKftric ^Vd'^ lttS^gn^plaTes " *** plants, but a boundary line annexing them would run ______ along the crest of the mountains and give France a more Th* flanlord Naval Air BUtlnti, easily defensible bonier. bleb provided lpsoy a Banfordboh This strategic argument o f the Fmich sounds like lib fa swat tl«V«t- in an echo from the past. Hrtw a Isitindary n few miles north K W ” » n THUR8PAT, FEBRUARY l4j 1SIC *lt J(M < .T ftfr RANFORDdHtiflALP, 8ANPY>RD, FLORIDA PAGE TWO S S . T S »r * / •» “ “ 'h f « S l a v Mb * .. ......I pr.rt.cl , m- *t ham iumlwich. The closing Don front atomic bombs (lasses all uiiderstaiidiiig. ' Ship's finvh-e out tliere leaves! Tlu* Inst cession from Italy to France caused sore feeia rivlllana and 1.10 ofDears an*I! jug tlint lasted for years. When in 1850 Emperor Nitpoleon TnT .nd'^n Ktm Ts'Tsnt in France helped tbo Italinn struggle for iiidejiondence it to Bonn* enterprising San-! he did it for a price, the duchy of Savoy and the city <>f ird caterer nr restaurantrur toNice. Savoy was the original home of thfi Italinn n iva l «d out the soup kitchens. Inhouse, anti Nice was* the birthplace of Italy's fighting toVnfSnl^rin?1!^ Srt {'»t1\iot- Ckiuseppe Cnribaldl. Both meant much to The ira« vaunt, tha least we Tan do Italians, but both bad to be surrendered. * Brign ___ nnd Tundn have leiss sentimental value, and under D to co-operate modern warfare are worth less U> France. She might do . One of the outslnnding attrac­ well to insist on annexing them. tions In this vicinity is the llig ft1ft* ii. MISAB l-l ■ I I ,1 *V * t B>I , I , I .. I i Mi ami N|n>. Ceorge W-^Jtptkht, and lir, and MlX. Itnlph HiSvebit' motored to Orlnmfo SntuiMoy wher.* they had dinner at tha SATURDAY NIGHT — FEB. 16th PER COUPLE Lee Crowell Orchestra D in n e r A large ijUnnul hul wna-put up orf thd 'Iota to serve ns the office —all by the Cl'a with no ootshfa b a W y h a unite were Iwrrowed. the bffw-V'aite kerned t»y nn Oklahoma City business firm. tu 9:00 j [ T ife E T T l OR/fNOE CITY FLORIDA at I’fiTWlNBTJW BAtt MBS, COLLEEN fUlAPY. formerly with the Ilymnn Jewelry Store fn High Po)fnl, ♦♦♦ N.C- who ha» had aereral ♦% years’ . experience Ip, ha Jewelry. Wc are .very . OUR NEW LY ENLARGED JEWELRY DEPARTMENT With the addition of new jewcrly display cases and beautiful new merchnnilisf mir Jewcrly Department will be one of the most complete in the state, showing the latest in jewurly for men and women. pen An d p e n c il EVEKSHARP 8K h ets VL I N E A smvoth JooHing; *«t that realty does a smooth Job of writing! Comes in Blackr Brovin ,or Maroon in large and small sixes, fof todies and men. And. it' carries a lifetime guarantee! fro v e g e t a b le s Piamj agporgUiy .... 5.00 tlnd 9.75. Angebtlt. Mr*' J C. Hutchison returnod home Hundny from Atlanta, u lm * rhe spent tha past sevgrt weeks at the Wtslay Memorial Hospital. Her many friends v*Hl bu glad to lea n that iha has nvvnVnirul rrvnvered fi'Oiu from line her lltniiii. Illness, 1 6:00 wan Unshed by noon o f .the first day. HOUGH'S DOG FOOD Mmle tfo m * h1k I to await of the Heminote County V4. IMW, but they’re still active. grsml jury und;r $1,000 bond. The current membership of IJO, including grandsons ami great* Mits Mary ('lurk of f'hirogu. grandson* of the founders, keeps who was recently secured by lire the. association going for senliritv playground rnmmitetcft tr* Pet mtntal and social reasons. They nn director of playground activ­ meet one* n year. ities An Hanford, has arrived to nn’ iimc rhnrgr of the s-ofk wbit'll ’BN(>’ JOKE [ will Ix-gin tbi* week. HKAZlL, Ind. (Ah— If recent Frank It -ib of Chicago. III., i* snows wero too much for you. I the gue-l of Mr. unit Mr*. II. -J. Vog can’t even qualify as n , l.rhmnti nl pttf Palmetb* Avaobe. pansy. Miss Maba! Kid well hi trullM through her garden ami found Ill, Anna Carll of New York a crop of pansy blooms had mi lived in Hnnforj mid will spend blossomed out where heavy snow ii month here n» the guettt of had Uln only a few days Indore. firs. J. K. linker nnd Mr*. Leslie Went. Mi l nnd Mm. Glenn K. McKay nmtored Orlando where tljvy spent Sulunluy. j, . Oklahoma Vets . Form Cortipany To Provide Homes Bold i t all leading. mnrkrt»i Ask your butcher. Try It one week nnd let your| C O STU M E JE W E L R Y Nothing adds to a costume ca much as a pretty pin and e c rings to match. Pink ’or yellow gold over Hcrling- silver nnd net Tree at Dmguood, Even in it* pm en t state of neglect, It sttrictrd mote than *ix hundred rill ton* Sunday tofore last who oh-ed and ah-cd -at -dto-enaemons ~itaa and oBviuuVaniiiiiilty. ~ How’ many mote people would srek out this ancient monarch of the jungle If tha ground around it w m devtlopcl into a beautifully la ml scaped park, planted with AWltaa und ranlellias. ami equip­ ped with attractive rest room*. *■ curio Bland*'and food e'mporitttu*^ SA N FO R D T W E N T Y Y E A R S AGO Immuliat^ actiun i* 4isp4wt«i.l «<***«innet-s-to imresttgatP thr rtntni ward lit?"construction of the new of the new mute as changed liy Htate Itoa*| No. 1 to Orlando fob the county and the city of Sunlowlng the recent conference lie- f„yt tween mrimbar* of the Htate R ob,I —— ----Ilr| nrtmcMt and E. A. Dougin-•, George Hendrick**, who attemptchairman of lire committee an- r,| to hold *qr amt rM* Pintmaater pointed by the County Cninmii* A W. Bjobtom of bake Mary Into WIDE SELECTION IN 1‘ Beautiful Colora llraccletH HANDSOME CAMPACTO Animal Crackers Ms nu skunk was-worried I w - jO cguse she cmdit nevut keep truck A df her twn children. They were i named In anil Oat, and- whenever Ia-w*B In, Otil wa* out; and if eie . p u t wa* in, In wa* out. One duv J j she tal la*! Out in tn her and told t * hlfn to go out ami bring In In. Ho «Se i Out want out and In no lima at JL all ha brmight Jn in. ' f "Wontleriul'." said Mama Skunk. © “ How, In a|) that great forest, A could you find him in eo short n G a y , - oxcithiK cumpncU of' (rannpartmt iuillu lit round am) s(iuuro shaped, in Whjtfl Romc «nd Blue. MEN'S WATCH PS ** itimi of square ittyl th- hW«»Dj, PEARU8 •hue I" ,, “ II waa easy,” sakl Out.. "Ina t* r u t . " Beauty for the "Girl In your tnm*luccnl pearta of raiSe beauty . . . —Tills Week Msgaslno T»e conatructlon game at the sdnt time It something of a dacha In view of th# shortage mstarials and ths high price labor, but tha first person who nnages ta< build, a new apartment •use In Sanford and equip 1$ In intern- fashbih will make a pile f i monety. Thar* may fca akortt n of brick, IdiPbar and window feehas, aa trail aa sugarr butte, ltd Umb chops, but tha most ruts-shortage there is In Hsnfot*l t tho present time 1* a* bad-with w m around i b ' IJ.U hard.to r person who oWde hia own home ujraalls< how many peofla there to In Sanford who.are looking a w E # | H p * T iffs w e e k I T H IS 'S U IT E IN C LU D E S . D IA M O N D S jilnk’ or-ydlofw autifulty Mt \ Square cARe vrilh Matnifriitg cryata), diamond cplps, maroon cord band case with (t>nl band ^ Round E X T A W fO N Take ndvantugo of our many years of auto'rcfcilr oxiHiricnco. Wimiover your our*# ailment our ex­ pert mechanics can cure i t Don't delay. Drive in today* - drawers, vanity «1- i BURNER 'l l . ' -i = OIL STOVE V CKEVttOLBT BRACELETS ~S-~. �HURST)AY, FE B R U AR Y,.U , AD|f. a*)--*’ ,, TH E SANFORD fllS R ALD , SANFORD, FLORIDA uastjxnp- —(T5 -rr-rn = I l ' s n O P ■ - ■ □ PAG E TH REE ni in St. Janie. Cath who n in lime for ui_ ^ —tr,4. i,g’,. *l»i*ged.m tin > i i Iv the , hour* Ihcu i‘*rr'i Ittmateiv led Ihciii to (lit* ihoreh here thr\ found t y ,, By. Cecelia Truluck lety Edilon Cecelia Trulutk Tala. No. 145 laiys, clutching then "Peg O’ My Heart,’’ a comedy. ui i«ng containing Jl S t r Walter t nw.'ii- of itni __ _ i loci" o(>encd last evening before an of the annual Ganten Club genrr* pigeons captured in the bclfi> East \uith Slice 'in. (reen dia“ In Old Vienna To audience uf npproximntelv 100 it) business meeting, program ifnd . JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 13. id*>- . luncheon which promises to he an A ^ 4 million eMiansion program ■'bulged from th. I i iled State* at the Pico theater with Rita outstanding success us 110 reser-; tll p-|„,i,|a*, intlustrinl develop F i l l A T IIS L IS T 65 He Presented March $ Navy, artordin j to information PITTSMI HGII „(•• . The Goode starring as Peg and nip* vation* have been made. The main announced yesteniny by] TH U ItS D U received - ‘ v ("he I*- ul>l tmlay l'J16 till,burgh Pirate roster p»iited hv l.ucile Klrchhoff, Rtgl- program attraction with he thei|, ,, C’^lslwell. Daytona Hearn, .Seminole Itci.ckuh Ia Icf N o. Ill Scmlnulf High .School (lire Mr. nml Mr*, P. A. Rowland i mild (ioode, A. J. William*, Canal* review of lh* book "Brasil" by •northrm division manager of the bsts t!fi name*, including nine from thy Naval Por.oni Cl epara* trill meet in the (>J.| Tellows at Club members under direction r f player* still in the service liut tiou Center. Imh-onvii*.,’. the authors, Mulford and Racine Florida pI1Wer a n d -Light Co. , 8:00 I*. M. Mrs. QJJie Heeifr Whittle are iiusy are in Bartow attending the |Stone and Lieut. John Dlghton. The \Y?»ltynir Set vice. Guild of practicing for the presentation on wedding of Miss Virtfinia Row-, 'Thi* is the fourth production Foster. Caldwell, here on a business MYs. I_ I. Frasier is gcnet.il visit, said north Florida would re­ the' First Methodist Church will March H of a inunjcal comedy land, niece of Mr, Rowland. of the Provincetown Players in p»wt at 7:.'t0 with .Mr*. Jack Horn- entkled. "In Old Vienna" n. Sanford and the second whidh chairman. Sir*. O. !’ • lirmdon, ceive a major part of the program Mrs, M. Wilmn of* MontRi^ and Mr*. lllln t’tvn*l{iw ita "PinU*%. has given Kitti Goode full play irogram chairman, uad Mr*. John with so ninny Florida communities co-huste**c» nt R2I Park Avenue. A M E R IC A N LHGION A N D of her talents. On stage most Kick, decoration chairman. Mr*. soon to lieconie important indus­ ■ FRIDAY of the time ntnl having the lant* If II. MrCaslin. president, will trial center*. A M E R IC A N LEGION A U X I L I A R Y X “ ; .........I »rim .1 U I . .'Hr,'. est speaking role, she entAtain* preside at the meeting. The mem­ American Legion mid Auxiliary 1 5 ? i £ U ? , S The (lower executive said hi* Dance to lie held tit the Armory perl, and hv Evelyn Mathew, a* ‘ yvu vwth her clever Inlerpreta* bers are again requested to bring company is backing the predic­ T u.____ » ... from !»:0O I*. M; *to 1:i¥j A. M. Urn.a a gypsy girl. lion of Peg, putting over such their tfopirs of thi* book to the tion with on investment tripling i . Mr": T ' . ' . * K £r " f, U< __ , .. . . . Iowa is visiting her limit Paul Kruhuin ami orchestra will punch line* as “ The best vYny meeting a* the author* will lw the capacity at the lathe Monroe r v • Scenes of he play are hveuted ■ ...ndndavv. Mr. and M furnish music. to lengthen your dny is to steal glad to autograph them. generating plant located near Bailnt a \ iennn Inn nt cnmivul tim e., R„|ih Annual Garden club luncheon and at a Gypsy camp near Vienna some hours rs nt night" or " I K * * ! - '! , ' . ;; IT T , fOrd. Caldwell said the plant to he hehl ui the Seminole 4"*nmmore out iiff Michael’s (tin MtMllRt T E IIK U A IO l M ich a el-* (the dog*) M ish Kirby Is Wed would lie increased from ltf.tHKIj Tlie ’ Plot concerns the otrjvh Joseph A. Schwab of New Y ’ urk *•.«!s*1 *-**»*as # leteta* II get itmH c\ ii#■ f " try Club at 1d:d'i p. M, with la Virnnim during carnival hark of welcome than opt to JB.tlOo kilowatt capacity. time i ( ’ jty j, n guest of Mr. amt Mrs. Mrs. L. I. Fruitier ns rhnirttmn. of you." To Jesse C. iAxlge Other major unit* of the com­ i M W T H 1:0 0 l l l t T ' \ ! ! ■ ,'Tnni,,K‘ 0" ’ * « Uf’ V Judos' Dingftldc r ‘ at' their' home SlOt l i t ! The nrliim centers around Mr*. pany's |m*l war expansion pro­ 42S Valencia Olive. 0 The tt'.M.U. of the First limi- tep (played by H into Rucker I. am Chicksier’s villa in England In Miss Connie It. Kirby, daugh­ gram in Florida include an ( s .Dihi O r e ho s t r a — ' list Church will have a (.rocram his daughter June (Phyllis Allenl, c yjr ter uf Mr. and Mr*. C. K. Big- kildwillt steam electric plant at amt Mrs. J. C Whkklon *>f 1 rnrP , . & ^ , T-. Thr.,curVfin meeting at .the rhuivh annex at lie finds Jones, his advertising '......... ii . 'J , , weld of Columhia, S. C , and Sarasota which is nearing com­ K r a ha m a nd iu i i u "dvertising Sarasota are the guests of Rr. I *!"!., ^'n i S :t::to P. M. with Circle No. - hav* (Knsinert has pla.tere.1 B)Il, Mls <•. A . whuldon at 1 »U«hle ( hlck.t.r family ha* Just Jesse C. Lfslgr. son of Mr. and pletion, u new 12,000 kilowatt ii.(r'charce of the program' Mr*, the plar.. with pickle signs. Mom. on MoRonvIlle Avenue. |learned 'that the banks have Ml*. M. J. Lodge cl this city, steam electric station which is Music” liny Itritt is chairman of Circle At_the same time lardy \ ivian . . _ j dosed their doors anil the family were united Iri tnatriuge am Fell. being planned •'for the lower ea t i *. Other pieettngs scheduled utc: DeLancy (Dot Crumley) arrives 10 at *J:0t) P. M. at the First const. Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mr-1 '* P T r’ c .hi?K*liu ,r Adm. 2.00 couiilc— including tables SunU'sim* at 3:30 P. M. at the to seek her long lost daughter, lut Church with the Itev. Coullouglv of . Waycri>s-sb tla. -arc I «rol_ Hlone, Ethel ( hlcksUr, Caldwell. declared sub-jdatlon* t hurciti Junior. K... A.'* at IIJ5 {-whfp* m n hHby * was- tiWT’ near I*. Ilio.iks, Jr. officiating.' must In’ Yxpandril anil new ones visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. M. | l" , '’,n>:71 f c l * * * * P M .» t " h e chuich.annex; iniar Vienna ut rarniv T I C K E T S O N S A L E A T T H E DOOR ilval time. Kinski illuek at thrlr Home on Palmetto j Kiryhnoff; The bride chose a gm-n wool erectrvi to handle the postwar in­ A l a i jc Chlcksker, ft (i. A . * at 3n!0 at the '.church! .(Bobby Jones) a X u ffcd shirt A venue j hrothcr in-law of Mr*. Chickitar, suit with black accessories and a crease in the use of electricity. Night Circle ut 7 HO at the home detective chief scheme* to substi­ by itegiiiald (ioode. corsage of crchids. Her only Hr also said iliter-connected trans­ Tharp. 1100 Oak tute the lo*l child and gain n , .of Mrs. . They arc wondering what they attendant was Miss Marx- Lodge, mission lines will have to be rein­ Mr. and Mr*. Jack Howard and A } venue. will do to make money when sister of the ((room, who wore forced, includig additional cir­ and Tomii Prayer Hand of thf.. Woman* t e a . ' - T— r.Ala. .W ss-.o* a fushia suit with black acres- cuits left turned,u"to‘ W Tallndrgu, after between SI. Augustine Auxiliary o f the Presbyterian Uuiniki (Dwight Peck). . , |H.l),|ij,g ,lmP n, the guest. rives addressed to Mrs. Chickater *orir< mpt a cornage of white and Daytona Bench. Fort loiudrr Church will meet at t on p. M. J ie o . gyi>*y c n il’ f ( i l u s t m Hull. ,.f M l. and M rs . Itaym m i.l Hall informin'* h e r that “ Peg" is CO- camellias. date mill the Lake I Ik.-erlinli,'.ot the church. IJeut. Charles T. Stumper acted region, and between Fort Laudci cock) arrives with Ilona (Evelyn of Ijike Mary. route from Ireland to lie “ brought Itecutar liiisines- itml inspira­ Mathews) A maiiic pool in the ________ » up" in the Chickster home for as be.t man for the groom. Im­ dale and Miami. tional mediae of the Womans Mr. and Mr*. L. F. Boyle have a tidy yearly compensatory sum mediately following the errrmony Auxiliary to be hehl at 7:110 gypsy camp reveals to 1-ady tl small reception was held in HKADFOKI) 00118 ACTIVE P. M. when election of officers Vivian hri baby daughter’s fare, as iheir guests Mr. and Mis W. of money, reason helps thut the home of the groom's parents Arthur Crefont (Clarence (Jran-iL. Robinson o f Durham, N. C., Peg’s mother it dead, her father will *be belli. thaml u poor artisl wins fame,' Mrs. A. D. Gray of Laurens, S. C irresponsible, and u wealthy unelf tpr a small number of friends S T A R K E , Flu., t Special)— also the hand of June Grantham. ;m,d Mr*. IL L. Boyd o f Rock HHI, ha* illrd nml bequeathed an en­ •nd relative*, ills* Dori* Hall llrndfoid t’ounty’s I-ll club boy* ■Ti t’sn W ---- tire fortune . with the provision tnd Mr*. E. U. Smith served the, T mgr am for Drill lm* gotten o if Inter » ilrruminnlniiml xn ting Kin*k.r* phd-M* oxposail. Patinibg- f H- (.b---------------- ■. , that Mrs. Chickslfr tok* Peg guests. to u good start, with mine than jicnpte* meetlftc will bo hclil at ton win* Lady Vivian, whose Mr*. Ledge attended the schools 100 inrnilxTi enrolled io clubs and into her home for at lopg at Mhe Piesliyurimt Church at 7:31* daughter (hum I* restored to Pantominc H a l l e t her. and she also gets a son-inPeg wauls to stay. Peg arrive# in Columbia and was employed muny pinjert* now under way, nc P. M. trrw in the person of Jones. and upsets the entire household ■s u telegraph operator for ilie cording to t'ou.ily Agent lj I1 To He Given Tonight United .States Navy. W KDNKSDU with her "ways of old Erin. ’ Supporting player* will include Dyer. Many of Ihe boys are plan­ EMULSIFIED CLEAliSING Womans Club will sponsor a Ralph Cranston as Hans, proLieut. John Dlghton convincing­ . Mr. Lodge* was a nirmlier of ning variety te*l* with *weel and 1 j “ Peter ant! The Wolf," a pantotbr Fourth Marinr Division anil field eorn thi* year bom-fit htiilco pait.v aml checker printer of the Wurlelpraeter Inn; ly played the part of “ Jerry" panics at the club house ut 8:30 Myra Southward u* laiui-a, a 5mme ballet, will lie presented who is the executor of I f g ’a •ervid in the Pacific Theater of CREAM P. M. for th» Fctnnlil Ijiupbtoii waitress, and a udinber of bu bv jh .' Cogburn School of Dane- estate and also her friend. Chris Op, lations for 1.1 months prior NEW J» ills > mg at the Southside Schot’l this u ml to bn return to the United Me rmninl II* spM*.! players a, tourist*. Vienne, imiid Bient (A I Williams) is a lover evening at 7 3lt P M. The ballet of i*ns. gypsies, etc. Ethel's (l.ucile Kircbhnff). Stales Jan 15 He received hi. W 'A SlIIM .ru N . (S p f i m il nt AI mind J '; mdln.ii new and pei The high school orchestra will will hi* daored to music by Proko­ •Nancy Terwilhgci will alternate honorable diiTharge Fell PINK CLEANSING play, and accompaniment to vocal fiev nml rhoroography by Mrs. with l.ucile Kiichhoff in the role Camp I.cJrune. N. C. join toward the goal of Wilson IV I.A . Has - 'scores will lie given by Rose I II Tepsie. The" production is of Ethel ami Jennings Hurt will Following ■ short honeyanion nvanent full employ tueiif pi the l'iute-1 CREAM mary IturuieK and Nap.-y U ii divided into thi re act. which are alternate with A J. Williams a* the e> uple will make then home Stales ran iillimntely tie rieateil • Supper And Party Hums, e< til list “ Petri and the Wolf," Chris Brent, The show will be in Kunfnrd Mr. lanlge will enter if the Nation ratlie* througb an "A t I inuring Class” and "Show - pi* dme,| every Wednesday, Thurs­ the grocery bu*ine«* with hi* | ndripinte nationwide forestry pro tunc." The Wilson Sell ol I* T A. of day, Friday and Saturday eve- father giam. *ay« Forest Service ( href Paula s|M»rison >i a .uppei anil Mr*. I *'• l/’I’s'1 is Die three- pj,^., beginning at M: «!t o’clock I\W> vvottilri(til i lealis11tg Lyle F W*.itt- in hi* IP1S annual bingo party at the school house lot. Mis. A. II. Duxbury, assist until further notice. IA(H, t report. « reams - to In Ip kiTji >i«ur Friduv over'in.* nt SdlO o’clock. tuil and the pianists include: A local talent program wn* i Mis. Marvin Milam, Mrs. W. T. silo silks Slllipilll ! llissv. BIRDS IN IIKLFin Enjoys presented anil enjoyed by all I* Jackson, ilrs, J. (hern and Mi** Junior H ig h 4,i*i n„ It A1 i i m d r f : LiiiuL-jfinl I li-.insiiig ( Irani those preset’ i. Lillian Moron. The decoration* Itev lintn uc K Unglett iied Lincoln P r o g r a m _ will la’ done by Mr*. Mildred fut iltv, Oakv skin . . . '! ii*»v fHilIrt' 1’iinii' i itfifi)t pf when the I'oiU Ktnliliru uinl •n iit will Dr John Maguire, -late -erie- jrhiboiwk nod T, O. Landless with ’ Around the town Wednesday ji^^Pink l.icansiiig ( leant f,■t The Sanford Junior High 9cho.»l play for thr A *i>«*ru*Jtfi tarv uf Missions, Mr Clifford jcostume*, by Mi*. J, I! I’oghurn, mornfitg MRS <! D WORK iiuimat hi nils skin . . . r ftnrf Att 3kif iu A CnlrriUn r I in nr n nt llolronil), state brut be pbond secie 'M rs .link Maillounld. Mrs V. (i. celebrated Abraham Lincoln's an­ MAN wearing un nttruclivo ltak.t£iSEkl !ll.|C u i k >4s11S %i'llirW «.■> lhr Hnnfmii niversary with a program given I nhc Snnfoiti \rrrmrv I**nil tnry. and Dr, J. Ilaniuin Griffin, | Hasty and Mr*. W. 11. Stewart, black f niill f flint with iiifilA hlnuti* 1r»'»s*.pi i •« ON SAl-l*! MRS l F B i l l 1 1 nbur. secretary of the Department o f!T h e following will hav ■e charge by Miss Richter’a seventh KWd" j “S f i J S l.lh d '.n ti! .e eJrri ng* llfllK ‘Ml lit* fMItl oil hottii* folk Ko»e* 1 * ' Chi i(itli0v-Ji44O.'atioii will l » tlio !uf programmes: Rohl by Reely.! class Tuesday afternoon. \ init OM/TfD r iM f ONLY! ill*! flhli it i’ In ru i h( speakers ot a meeting tit ilm [Kenneth Ramsey, llenrv . ; mary Sal.bury »nbounc*,| the G rv ..... Took. prodi. ,ny» '.He un* ioo-J attVnrlii. JU-oplr ? ■*. ■ ^ V w '.ell"" riivl.iv nil, in n iu u'h eh u ns iitiarllPn wit It “ The 1 lift which wn* opened with First llaplist Phueh of Detain,11 Bohhy Little. Hank MiLuuliti ami gram thtr day. ule spoilt feeding M A R i. L R IT F . .10.1 .-1 1 1 1 / Star Bungled llunner" played by birds, Feb. Ill ni *J:3H P. M. j lairry Payton squtitrl* duett, chirkrns, J A M ! F U W A R Ii 1 tun ("lie the school orchestra under the dogs . . , . >vu know ihe WORK­ Representative. •f all the arc hiiYifin (be time nt direction of their leader, Mr Dol- MANS have an alii active home N. i churches .in the Seminole Asso­ 1Licit In ci vU itifif i!i e G. T K F I $1 ...V ll*on. ciation wilt be present to hear on Lake Mary with the whole LA MS *mi 1‘ark Avi IIUI* these outstanding speaker* proDonna lani Harper read the yard an aiolt-a di*um . . . . MBS. The best raillo Juki heard In a uiually SI JS sept the cause of Christian edu­ scripture and the Lord’* prayer ilIKNRY WATSON wearing a loin; lime was on ihe Tuesday cation and the claims of .Stetson SI SIZE 0NIY SI.9S UCH" was repeated in unison. The seven gray- stripe.) suit with whita Hop Hope iihovk » hen In’ and University ns "the instrument of girl* with *tarry crown*, wh. blouse . . . . MBS. II. B. I’ OI'K rrm tcis luingfni.l were etuii-tlnr: AU |t/<Yri ;/iii lat IIAPPY BIRTHDAY the Florida Baptist Convention in gave a dialogue about Lincoln mid MBS, SAMUEL PUl.KSTON' it jiccru* «"tM* rnup* si toller*- m w forwardiug this .cause. ware: Jackie Rowland, Bnrhaia logether . . . MRS. .MJ-KNl’ KH popci office '“lop the February 14 Realising thill the only solution Pearce, Arlene Jacobson, Martha HARDEN ill u green gabardine (trc»M’w wLofi pf O il'. *** Ihv Mary Helene Washburn (o the problems of the po*t-wnr Smith. Carol^Shortle, Vennle Mae .port numhci with nutura! U'athn ** h h u t C f{ Uf ||l 4* 1 ongf.u.1 world must hr found through i Stacey and Patay Jean Bronson belt , , . . In the pantomime bal­ • w hut* 14»W. ll l he im.i U I t * Fell. II the application ■■( the principles I A short play “ Crystal Gniers" * let “ peter and The A .d f" which Hop. Nml f * toil !'ii| Mr* t’ F ! Stoneciphrr of Christianity. Florida Baptists , was given bv Allen liarrimun, will be presented ul the S'Utb yetted Kr lim vs ' K 1 Mrs. Annie Belle Stout are now engaged Ui raising $1,|Kenneth Robbins, Jimmy Joe Ken- aide School tonight GKETCIIEN BpQ.pOO f y - 'l h c . endowment nml Idall, twiUh Daugherty and PaUy K1HGHHOFF is said W trr quite expansion of Stetson University, speaker* to every Baptist A**o- Stokes. The story of Lincoln w»» their own Institution, where tljo eintfon in ibe slate, and which told with pictures and tha speak­ h "hird" the part she portruy* emphasis is placed upon scholar­ will reach, directly or Indirectly, er# Included: Jo Attn Strawdor, lH-uutifully . . . . A Canadian fur ship combined with’ Christian 100,000 Baptist* with tin appeal Donna 1-ou Harper, Joyce Den­ official has laid new* for those who are’ looking forward to character. for Christian education. The mark, Catheryn Lee, Betty Lou buying fur coats. The chief of The meeting In lie Lund will lw public is cordially invited to Partin, Oviedo Jordan, Lucile Cankna’s fut inspection. W. M. one of a three month* itinerary attend the meeting. ’ lomdrets, Juanita Bridges anil Htlshie, fays mats (or sale next which will take these ami other Patsy Jean Rronaon. winter probably will cost more “ He Knew Lincoln", u on* act j than’ those foi rule lust fall. At comedy, was preaented by Mary a recent fur.auction In Montreal, Jane Dobson, Joe Corley, Dial •iwaver pells were ubout 40 pei Boyle, Donna Jean Dunn. IVnny'cenl higher, ermine pelts sold nt Wallace, James Denton and Jackie 01 per cent advnni r, mink wn. STATE Swain, Allen ilarrfman assisted "P 30 per cent, and muskrat w «. THEATRES by Henry Hardy explained.a copy 80 per cent higher, tine exception of un old newspaper telling njf |was silver fox, which *ohl fui spa ina IhcMlirew Co 10 psn- cent less . . . . Lincoln'* /isaasi Ination and If vou haven’t seen the husrbull shock It gave American*. gadget across from the ball park mat “ pilches" hall* to enable the Motion Picture To PHONE playtra to practice hutting, you've • OPENS missed a treat . v ’. . we near the 11:4.1 I'M . Be Shown A t Church game# played to far have been D AILY very .good . . . by Iho look* of The Board o f Mission* of the th* number of car* gathered TODAY and FRIDAY! First Methodist Church will hive around the Mayfair Hotel and A ' Y t a n ^ r H i r T rlfc a le T » Da MIesloi) Trailer at th* eharch the ball park thesr days, all the t a l a r >1 Ik e la r U lb la W a r fla e s l . Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock. players must have driven down There D to bn a motion ’picture to Kkhfnnt . . . . Good for the with sound which depicts the real playtM* . . . . they have been atmissionary wpirlt of the chtrrrh. lending some of our local func­ iiseen The setting o f the plctSra If tion* an ... Ii „ ______ _ ___ •* U.R.O. and ______ Prairie in to be In one nf the neighboring .Vogabusl, Bqusr* Dance both countries of the United Slate* wt-re ev.-nt* of Tuesday Tursday evening and the plot carries umimikj hu U rsa affair* were well at- “ Pej? O* My H eart" Garden Club Meeting* P o w e r O u tp u t A t Produced A t ’ Pico Amt Luncheon- Friday SL a k e Mo|lr(JC |>]ant I; loriilng w ttS S rftar^S rr'i!! Will Be Tripled If f l U Social Calendar rvi.ji.ivte usiSii1* ^ V’.msr'Mr s DANCE r Ojood, ^ood, d^ood i SALE! v . Baptist Officials Will Be Speakers At DeLiind Meeting TERRACE TALK Tmifhton Drun Compnnv a d o ll* FLORIDA >XS I racue men interest appeal. iended Ly local persons and vialThe puhllc la cordially Invijed lor# . , which prove*'that some form 'pr'irllertelnment Is abso­ to attend the service, lutely hiceviarr In this toam he. _ SHAMES TO HPBAK _ . cause peuplv Want It . . • , KITTY Frank flhame* of Tetnple .Beth AXT is sporting a new hairdo Israel will talk on "Judelam" at . , AVA Oa YIS was attractive In the Christian Church at 7:30 whit* Weilnesday . . . . MRS. o clock Bttndpy evening. »IA\ntlNB CONNELLY was ________ PR IN C E SS OPENS 5:10 PJC, FRIDAY I » * ■ BIG DOUBLE * COME FRIDAY and SATURDAY! -Imagine — lhre» full bo* pletll in fronl—«nd tb«n Ib fo i In b o ck .t.ilyla .fbyibm for dancing faptl VA Dim filling tlyU liib ; ionad of our famous 100% ’/wool "Bobbia Brooks* Thallcnd in da thing rocdel ’ /.j feature RHYTHM a n d A C T IO N I JIMMY -1 , ffflfiEnVM & J S « P H * * 10-JO .I: PROGRAM I I W jfcV For thlnjpi.Tjot seen recently . . . K ' M ■ ■■ ‘ h- * • Stiaoffer Pem , ■ '• Krmharp *P«"» •*1 Cellophane • Eaterbrook " . * * “ Ikeis Dudeon'l "Billet Figure." Iwu-iHec* with •■e*lrr-hke lop. condrl bell of pruned blue, pink, insist rayon rrt|tede rbine. 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T IIK IU : ' r n i i r ' i.u n t< n e l> i . . . i M *0 ) P K f 't ^ lO A H r a . ■v»ki , H' j l O U L . o lU r L I U .O lh.«i y o u ha and J H oarilrlu and — Ul a Wllk, » l » o . r i r.iiirn rr a n d a a -irrr. I, atornuiiIon, Nurlh C an,lin n . C lara L. Wl#> Hina II i i t it u . ami If dc.iu. Iwr mik h i A h h rlta nl law*. U i M * — . »••** i l . r t ... I.on a llvla rlfa , g r a m . . . or rliilm a n l. o l l u r - U * It*. lUraueh or u n d o h rr, U r v r g r 11, K in g. ,(<*vi llr IHilluxc. John A M rlta r. It o r llin .r X r lk * ', I'ouaW a M ollao and John A. .Mt-tiar, Jr,. «Orh -of Hum , mg. *1 .uni II d im l, 1 li.li in, llllfljf, 4 IUIIiu oIt, p ii iitlrna ai law , l.a a lr t a . do lither f ld i i i l r * . K ia n la c * or fn ifll# i* o fiir r w o , Iry .Ihiruugh County, i'ln rld .. l o - o l l : U rgtn . tia d rr llirm , nr c ilh a r nl |hrm; II. 11. An drraor^ It llv ln y , . u d II dnud, hl> unhnwan hklia s i law, lr # a l* r ». d oria rm . b riK lk la c ira . R ia u l.ra o r i lalm anta o lh t r ir U r hy. Ilir-iugli j , r uitdsr h lia j K llra C.Unllllnrd. Annin L. A lw om l, J b . A la o m l, iir a r a t(. U n la id , Julia lla y a id and lla lp li llayard, aarh o f Ih .m If livin#-, and lr u* ad, i h .it iw n Naira nt l« w , la B A ll.c Sakm avlatt*. b h b allrU rlra . g r a m a * , nr clalm ania o lh r n r lt r - try, (hrnuKh o r Undrt Iliain, or i llb a r o f - ttu m . a ll unknown Parana.— flXTIhg or alalrtiliia lu h a . , any latorr.*t, claim , t i l l , o r d.m and In und to I ho lo llo u lu c Lind* In Ki-iiilnid* ('• im lj. r i'- r id * . m - a t i: li.K in . bln# al lh » Northaa I cornar Martjon l» , T'»*t-u»lil|t I I Moulli ot ttan gr 3n Ihi d. Iroi.i, Ihom-a run Houth*ahdiif liar lion lin g 1 C4 fta l. Ih r a c . W r - I In th « Kaat lln » ol m a le II Ih w a y No I, Ih .b iw W orth, a a .tc r ly nloni! Ilia C m l Una n l arid d ia l* lllg t u tn y lu Ihn N urlh lit— Of Heel lr,Ji lk . T o T h e h lp i t tu n g a J k _ H a « l. Iln u r , dua B , » l In point III hrgtnnliiH. I YO U A N t, U A C II o r YOU m « li.trb y trg u lra d I* appear lu I hr Hill ol Cnmuialnt filed hcirlti o g o lii.t you la n O .a ta n rt lo to- In v rrlltn g and to he Mini In person o r hy utlorn et do Monday, Marrh III,, l i f e In lh* o i l , i*o o 1 the ur,. •ler.igm d C le rk nl tba I llo u .e In Hanford, p .n d ou le Conroy. Clorlda, and lo >ltfuoll th aroof th* r n u y w ill priM-eed > i p arlr, upon lire enIr y o f a 1terror l*rn Confe.su S fs t h fl yon, T l * ft i niit fif the t\iui l In which till* null I. pehdlnu lw ( 'lrlic it t ‘uur i •if the Ninth Judicial tH irnit *.f lh « ‘ftfate ttf K in fM i. In aH<J fur Hi'llllhuju In I'lth itfrrjf, la d A l* a ft — l-kona A l l •An mhhretin te d title n f lh*" *ald •till I»: Fredldli* Dublin., W lltillm lh-* | A o lra a la la a — T ir o l l r y a lr l a # Hclilplrh#r, C h e* D r F n ilip i a ml Kr* ■•atlu* yrutuua U i» JMila.-J'Jalieilft*, -Joe McOrew, -veteran trottingl Abel Gilbert, South A m e r ic a n official from Wa«htn*lon. Pa.^j swimming star from Ouadaqulb. LE G A L N O TIC E , Jias been a*»JtcUied with the sport j Bmiadw. has enrolled at Michigan liJutte Collfgo io sturijr agrVnlUirv. for 60 jreare. ix t h e M iic t rir c q i n t o r t m k R O B E R T A. W IL L IA M S REAL ESTATE-BROKER ^ Jy. Atlantic Bank Bldg. ] Phone 732 fc. ■ E IG H T O’CLOCK 2 1-lb bags 41c H lrk A P a ll II.d in Red Circle ... Bokar 2 1-lb bagn 51c WHITEHOUSE *•2TalICaiis 17c M U T t ll — l-rk ee , O iu ir TEA r v 'i i i i i s I ’f h - e 1».lfc. I'k » . a tr ‘/t-lb.Pkg. tiraiHi — n r -.e w r iw * 19c > EGG NOODLES M b . Pkg. T IONA — Im lim lu n a l l i A l I V NAM M M I.U N J ' m Extract pt btl. 17c Whole Yams can 23c tX Y rtV E — *S »T . I>e«aertv W elheeW 3-1S. (le t Sparkle .. pkg. .. 5c Oats with China 33c | O h I'A IIK — Inm hi • - A r l U a 13 -* a fa n K ltH * 1 Illa i’tl * Dap I imil 35c «-«■ . hum t WELSH TiRE SHOP DRY GLEANING DEPARTMENT * Blour ,v.v... 5-lb bag 33c...... 10-lb bag 61c S’» r H e a lth P M lf H > » Scot Tissue , • ~ ~ t — Send your Dry Cleaning with your > ‘- FEATURING JOE KIRKW O O D , F AM O U S GOLF T R IC K A R T IS T X O T lt H T t l A P r i l A I I t T f im n l t n r .l i . a , T t s no,ter tin, l u l l W ill und Vealanroni uf A, U r d lj SATURDAY ll< n l . d e c e a s e ,I, I t l | . A H lirb J ~ U ll> . ns T iq a le o under lire L in t . W ill and TcetautenI o f A Lyvfla Heed, ,ten u red . M A IIY It H K i:i>, c t i i T i M r . iir .t :ii. i i a h i i y IIHP.H, 1* O. IIA IIK K T T . t h ill A 11KKH. and HAHUM ON IkKKIi. bar husband, and I'.IJtlB u n f i t l.rt N il A HIM IT T , a w idow . If IM tntf Utid H nny o f said p arllvo he’ dead, then to nil unknow n peteona claim in g nny In lrtra ta as apousee, hrlra. d e tla te e . e fw jlo V # , n 'e lg llere, rgetoitnya,' kdn lilrlelialora. ur o lh a rw te r, by through, under or agaln et e a h f dececeed p .rrnn *, and f o o il- p o r t le a he v lo g or c le lm lu t lo bava any righ t, title or In ie r.e i In tbs. p ra p a rt) h sreln atla r lit ORLANDO ADDED FEATURE .Exhibition matches between a jrroup of famous women Rulfcru SEMINOLE'COUNTRY CLUB CENTRAL FLORIDA'S SHOPPING CENTER Household Goods! * , * Apparel! Al Furniture! m Items Y o u Haven’t Ail over Orlando, there'* exciting new variety .ihtrea selection . . and VAU1E5I (n short there's merchandise that you can see, (eel. examine andhug for the first time in yean I Shop in Orlando for those hard-lo-get items as fast as they become , laundry. W e o ffe r you a Complete ... 2 r o lls .............. 13c Service. Sunnyfield Pancake Flour 20-oz pkg. 7c * • Sunnyfield O a t m e a l 3r.lfe.piit ; .. 22c Phone 475 W HEN IN STOCK CRI 5C O CAM AY TOILET SOAP PAG LAUNDRY SOAP SOPADE DREFT - OXYDOL DUZ IVORY SOAP IVORY SOAP t K!*B C .”EC . W e l s h I.LSIII WVW R I X T - K w lfK .1 W n .M r n l ’“ ANt> BACH O P voir A r tr.I o f B *m lh 'd e County, P lo r t- PCUTH bnt H t»TIPM CI» (hat yon|du,...................... nod eaeh o f Jem nra required t o . tCJreull l » u r t > c a l l B A L A N C IN G i a l- r ARC ‘ 0T h * n a .u ir nf Ib e suit and th e “ « • « * » K .y r iE I K l. In a l a ^ rrlla f-a n u e k l tkcrahy U t h » n u la te i <« '« « '« • •>»* • dax In s s f th « ft ll# In and lh * rem oval I H'rd_ again st you In Ihe l Ireu ll f « r Srm tnoln C ounty, o f clouds fruin. lh,. lu llo w ljia U B d r ! , *,,nrt- • » -.1 ‘tflimf.--. C W tn llK ■ In n ym ln cl- f o uM nVH iy . W orld#. In C h an rrry lh » r r r t j l n ■■ en t ille d A v itu M M d lllik x rn u id o . l o . w l l ! Il.a ln u lir k .n l lh * r i u i c N o rU rs irl corner i f Henllin, I f , t V l I l i a t n I V I r W l d t . a ltd M a r ie C h r i s ­ t in e W le f io ld t . h ie w i f e , p la in t if f * , T o«rn .h lp 31 Hauth nf tly u re 3* l l t t d , e t r , e t u l, d e KaM, from then*# ran doulh -ulong Y# C n r lie fhrrUotl line Soil fe e l. Ih rn re W est lo H it Eos I line n f m a te lllghM-ay Hn. I, tk an re ■H o rtlieaaterly alon g Mm c a n Hn* nf aald H u t . H ig h Ih r K nrlh line o f Her I Ion a w n .h ln I t Houih H an g* Sf l> a l; fkanca d o r hhial to mdnf o f h egln n ih g. and fo r g .n a ra l .q u it* ahla re lie f In lha |,remises ■rtila n o llee sh all be Hied, pu. h ll.k sd arul posted as required hy t*ar. * W1TKEHH th e hand and o ffic ia l aaal v l the C lerk n f ib r C lrcu ii Court. Hemlmde County, E lor'd a. thla Ib r je i b day o f January, I A. !>,. l » « * . . , O, P. I I K I t N I i m C lerk , jC li. u ll, C o ll,l. Kami- | n o w C o u m r, Klorlda. flN ic u tl Cnurl Heal) -1* W HEEL Sweet Wines .. $1 .0il | Olive Butter ,*23c hou.sirr*' e l V tllllT H i *m a i *i : i * ., i i t .. Cleanse* ... 9c Beer .. Case $3.60 *— — *r* w-'-a*- < * Motor Oil 2 -gal 1.32 A * ft i M b i : ’ r ^ r WM’Kx' A g’. IT W 1W K * Blu-White pkg. 8 c Baked Beans ... 9c I'h 'ilr n fu YU If f ap p ea r lu th e aloreeald c a o a f and fa n d a n l* und Ihe daoetd pllon p roperty.u V u l real ra ta lo fleeeilhed eorirl on o r b efo re lh a 11th d a y In iflr Id ll o f com plaint la ua fo l- o f March. A . t> . I » f « . o f th e ro u e* ’ w ill proceed e.c purte. ^ " , ' ,, ,. . . . „ . . , h. c ^ „ T h is Hie 1th day o f F r t r M r , T . V „ SOorf‘ h.h “ N W K n f ,*hhe* N E U O. tM *. O f s e e llo u I I . T o a n rh U , 34 B. It- j J ? , „ k „ V H.e^ n ^ u l . C ourt D Y N A M IC 1*1* m Milk-Bone K A C II D F WT .1U11UUH.T i m i il l l B W I P r f f p i t i T f , VV. IlM ^ ritld e e| Mil. U « - y lb S l* ^ fem litn u i and tb « C w Nantbar li» YOU A N D f i . i ' . |l I I I I ’ ' I 'M’ ! I ' T H U R S D A Y ; F E t m U A H T " T T , '1 DIG STA TIC and . Baking Powder 12c Dried Peaches lb 35c E D I T . A . - v ll.li Cake F lo u r ..... 25c m i .k I k llrU a e — l> ir d « M h r« g a Dried Apples lb 49c Wilsons Mor 32c ( T ( I l i n ' i l l r h H M r t i * T r ( f r r V W IM in F reak , T a a ii Spread .. .can .. 12c Ritz Crackers 21 e de\o 3-lb ctn. 64c H T ll.p l . o d it lir l'o TITC HANFOnD irE IW LM X N FO R D . FLO RIDA •‘ FA R E FOUR - l/f. - I* - SE =M IN O LE C O U N*TY L A U N D Ri Y. CO* • i.-T rm 3-lb, Jar * 3 Ban 3 Bars * . SS-oz. Pkg. Lgo, Pkg. . Lgn. Pkg. 68* 20* 14* 18* 23* JUf 23* M ; 6* 3 Lgo. Bart 29 f * « l • s p 819 W. Crd SL pkone 47S In Our M eat Department Chesapeake Oysters . Ext. Standard E x t Select .... Counts Frozen Perch F ille t;. Fresh Killed Fryers <draw; Fryer Breast, Legs & Thig m m f---' CoikpUlc liwutMra H*r*W * » > -• Fryer Necks Gizzards..... Livers ...... . pound .. , . . ... Wf/M. Stewing Chickens (draw n) Fresh Pork Shoulder...... p •• • ' **,'.-* ■- . . . ^ j- .1a ' . . • *- ■ • a If It’s N E W . . . Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Fancy Temple QrguQfftt.....5-lbs Crisp Iceberg Lettuce ........ head .. Tender Green B ea n s ........ 2-lbs fZ Fresh C rk p C arrqts .......2 bch s... m . . . and outlie ifiorfeet, you'll find it in ORLANDO/ ®h*rp Yoa'n arr display after display of the old "standbys" you've.♦a' eorfty mtesed . . along with score* of newly arrived poet war Hem* to answer IdnfTetr needs! Of emtetto, patronUe yeur local merchant Sret . i . W d hi doesn't happen to Tooighl’q AU-SUr Feature Seventh lUee—V i Mil* Ga. Sweet Potatoes WEN'MATRON S A K fiV h 43c ........" * * : • . ; m e i by The ( . »w»* -- i.'d, ^=3® . , - I __^ >« iK " m*. . ‘ » r>- - ^ l T *5 - : 1 1 SI \ , ; *“ ‘ ’ i* ■ s 'i' r‘ i -■* . ...... - �nr .in f i wihvi TIIK S A N F O H D ItKHAl.D. H A N K O H D FlAfKIOA iNoW She' Shops "Cash and Carry S A l.f' I AkR CITY S— *d V l,t ih mu'ie critic* M ir v r they hate one of the ynunieit "long Without Painful Backacha ' liaii per .'niftier* in the country. WW« dlaerUerofklitneyfnnrtl'-npermlit I.eon Runiett, |,i, pliiyt i)^ the pritonou*rnatltrtorrtun Inpoor Mond.II cboe *ection of the Utah Unit' m y c s o M a u r l x W k a r S * . rhniraitirrmni •r*wiin.lowofptp»I»Ittw n, rriuncup Symphony. P R O M P T SERVICE ON A L L CARS ru e k tl, IW tU ia* . p u f f ,r o ll u n d r r lh » f p * . Usdatlwe end dUtinoH. oronatr (twin wilii imsrtlnf nod turtUiw onow. tlnwotkooroIkirt Its-m-tfln, arose «u>i yttrIMwn orMollrl, ", _ Unit won! Aik yourdruesi't foeDoon'a I'll*.■ ttiroulinttranilr, ineltnrnttlolli kr itUlMu fop o*or |9 i n k ,hot'i (It* kispr rollof tan! will help lho K miloo of IMnrrtuhw fluthpitlpoluimnu«ottofmm jrouoLkud. U«t Duob'i I'ilis. r NEW AND COMPLETE EQUIPMENT EXPERIENCED EMPLOYEES Strickland - Morrison, Inc Bronchial P H O N E 200 PHONE 148 OK BRING YOUfY Ad. to THE SANFORD HERALD Count. Hr* vorda to tkc line, avludin* pliant and address. Alt .UTertiMtBrntj for altnations wantod win be charged far at tk« tegular classified rale*. I Be per Baa far ea* tnoertlwa Me par Una far thraa laaartka* S c par llaa for 6 insertion* par llaa for 2# insert Iona „ * * iu * an* V. - M 1 WOODMEN OK THE W O R LD HOYS OF WOODCRAFT iiiUiuuni ED ADVERTISING u u I m um pi 11 ,1 ..... Ifv r*•- till nl two : i. o , 'lnioM Kn'iiwr. 1 Du- I * .I dofeme tightened .11 i l . i uttPI prniKl when Ihiytoiu in ' I >:■i;K were IhiiiUnl (n tn I'. ‘ i , I i rl llt-iideison nrenuhliiig i M t>ih k. - inlet son at*,. *m. fx.i- i hot along with /.•ijli- Feds Narrowly Miss Edging Out Seabreeze Five , Fpetnl 4i cent* today at any «oa<| dritu Htojo for il btilllo nC Hurtilry a Tab** « toupln of alM at t»fcltlmr. ! «?**! flu Insunt powerful rffrr tlve* nr IIon *ftfrail thru |]iro4f, tiend hronoWai I ’ A N A D IO I. M ix tu re lu M * »«(ir i> at o n w !•> lo o icn up thick, choklnc rhlc*"'. •ontlio raw ttfcathlmr raal'-f. ^ H. It. POPS COMPANY. INC. A N TIQ U E China CJoptl with bevti cc! mirror. I'hnni* Co. 15110. B A L L A R D ^ feed, groceries, etc. Phone 865-J. IL Q. Touchton 1201 Celery. WB , A R E fully equipped and ktttfw how U> recap your tire*. HaturnI .ruhbn nr aynthotic, we. protect sMewalh of your | tiro*. J o » * Tire Shop, Cor. ISli QfHl cilfllt r'MSnC hOo. TABLE ton Florence slove In gold condition. 1118 MellonvIUe. — IJji ■’ funk ’ the sein lit);. In.nut* • I the- tiff lljitll IL' point * ll. Hill L Ii . T i t In n - '' triea, hrorutelley, dnmnaki. imilalimt lenther nnd drapery DOIIUE - I’ LYM O l’TH rubric*. Arranrement f i r entt1‘ AllTS AND HER VICK are if work desired, it. S. l »9 j'almrllo Are. Phone tUtl Brown, 2911 N. Oianrc Are., Orlando, Fin. AtITOMOUlLE pnlntinc. weldinif, 1 Roy Retd, .10(1 W. 2nd SL ! M FOR A Rood furniiurc deni ' w OeOjWnltef Ileal, phonr 127 i?KWIN0 machine, ritpaiied. Wil­ liam, Filit Shop, 205 W. lal. I PROTECT your clothe*, furniture nnd wroolena ftoni moth dnmnee for 6 year*- One apruylnc f»f Eluainest* Opportunity ' Rcrlou duet it hr Berlou puya for Uie damaftc- It’* odurleaa, itdinleaa nnd dry clennlrR ennnnt remove it. Touchton Oruit QUICK RELIEF FROM Symptama • ( Dlttrati Arltlni from STOMACH ULCERS d u e t s EXCESS ACID Free BoakTeiliof HomaTrulmanttfc* Mutt Help or It Will Cact You Nathlai rfirr t wo mil li"n h ollliw of llw tv I LI.A li I: Tit K ATM E N T h a m t*en w4J fur ri IU.f u field t'.'d* lien.te mill d ’ ■ijtiii.i i.ipl in ed *e«;iuiii plaie "il "I - w ith ill point* mi fom u,M iju.d* mid l p O flei; . , I I I’IN K In money matters is strictly respected here. Friends and relative* nre not questioned it huo t your erodit. Y«ur i-ra. nloyor nr huainesn nsroeinte* Want to Faal Years Younger? .ill not hear or your personal I he ».-» liatBc «k1x%iratr*i. fa*lira* <=** Tik-wr-RWl# r^a ‘ i*4 d in h a l a htH» p^M b»« ntf -*uh affair*. There i* no cause for l>*trr» fc,** tltmr fYwttai** fnCUr *n*nt a * d *| *tl» £-*, <-♦ hcltal) oMatirl, bntrM In )■ mdi ernbarr»**mrnt. tliaeiitty *lf« *mbr «r* Jit < Ti*^* T*UReasonable credit requirement*. iftlmft# WP» W, pMHbtrt *h» irrr 4t). No co-mnkera- on money loan*. Abu ««*(«!■ VMUM4 liu rtlrldid **4 i»tJ=4u* %l ntf ifiiMi «tur«n Ptprynltrrr —Vnrisbloi tiavmeni plans. lb *«n Nt caral « | l o t ( I I I ON l l l l f t la • FAM ILY M IA N Cf>. Florida Rank Hid*. Phone 33 MODEL A Truck will trade for luter model touring car. Box 18 c la Herald. A I T O PAINT AND HODY WORKS ----- Phone .'171 it ccmpolentty reCTjirei TO U CH ToN Ilitt’ a t o. nuHItilw ITh r e ' w IIERE PRIVACY IS RESPKtm nt 1 Mi.11 i* ii* l ‘n arh"tlriinre \t, nS'Jar. Vou art relict inituntly. -V, 1l’TTiu.tCrUathriwm’ “ IU'nicre, m iiiiii. i .ieie IIildt'r Hit' dlleelloip of lie, Of fire Plume 1IS7 Re*iilr|ll 1‘hnnr t i l l Irrllalfiinfl dim to eoliti t|imill ITnilr■ft.iJ!i y O L - j i S c m .irrH I* pultlDonald I lye ,i>| l •i up with llnrv field goal-. uli..i' * :.i .■ utvi'iintcil fnc ono in 111..i' ■•in- ( H|jtintii to 12 point*. 1 Hi Kid* mhlvil nix mori' p. ii. * jut tiip third -liinMi-un field goal' mu \mlv Anderson, |))f** oml i Kit"tner. Ikiytmui wan nk'nin limiti' I .• a pan of field goo I-. tin* linn li) lli'iiderson and Trenliei. Mr.' .i’l *..;> aim! .-tank a fire It*** I'.n lilt ti e laid Minim, with the - e ii* 2; iii 19, the Fed- opmed 1with a wild nttnrk. I ly n j »at>k jl«ii_-fiold gnu)* mid Clink imm* hit.nit II witll llflnlllei to pt|t tho . t.elei) t itv imy* no,-ad til me Kninl.iab*, oj -tn aa. With |hrei! minute- ivn.aitiliiK to pm ;. Sea. ... him ever, found ihcm-.li m illel I 111-1r i lip «|\ pnillts Indore •he f ii'.tl. ii hi -He blew. 1lie iiopioMHi Sfimmde eiti;i'i * HttfT#rvrit fro m ihoan p^ra latent, h «M r Irrlta tln it cousha or b u m th lfl Itt tlii- Condition A t'ItK A K K I l I V. Kin . I S( eeini 1 , i ...ini) former* hove ill l-lite lupine tin* ,e,i " 0 " r I*, i inml) te i'.i lo M ' .l l l S K M It IK S VT IH .G T R A C K W EDNESDAY N lfH IT AND EVERY a Ljclground c f cape, rienic plut clai? aiLnlio n to fhe current needt of the iiiured. Wilh Ikoio .lujlinij. Lent » ‘P tolicit your in* H .JA M E S G U T AG EN C Y 203 ph o nes M fc liC H B L D G 70 AN D 40 W EDNESH U REAL IT A L IA N SPAG H ETTI DINNER WITH ALE OK THE TKl.MMtNhS SM .till X KOY JOHNSON’S ItEI) HAHN IfESTACHANT ,lV hm;mu x>_ it i m l b m d u ia l tW eeea (In c I n f u e i i > t l < - h w DI|h Mm , a*ur er LI|*-rt tliriHfi Catilnata, Hurihea, tlMthnnui. ill. •la* In Clean add. t-nM nmIS'Ih i ' trill A*t for "Wnierd*e M nu ti” » hlcti full, earWtaa ikU liw u n ii- free- el kaneyV llrua Slnrr l(numlllal_ A Andrrmni Drue* N U R S E LO SES FAT SAFELY AYDS WAY % Cat tUanaar w/fkaw* aiartlaa ORANGES ri-00 buahel dalherud, R. W. Lord Phono 7M*W. CHICKEN batteriea, meUl and i wood, broiler imita, Intermediate batteries, (iniihini[J>*ltClio*. In* •pactlpna arranged at your con­ venience. Pnonc U24. WANTED SPECIAL TIHS W EEK—laiiro I'L L buy your car. rcgardleas nf ireah Florida egga 50e a do* apt or comlillon. Buy Reel, Palmetto Grocery, Phone 4(1. iU ftBtTEL • Babblta ' A Rabbit,, plant cheekera, New Zaalaml X L’ SEI* SUITS and' drcaac*. Caah. Phono 3U4-M. ■ ; ~ DoPs, bred end have the buck*. TOr price paid for uacd cara, any Cak 284 f or C. L Bridge^ make or model. BLOND modrinlatlc 6 pice* din­ ette auite. Kxcellrnt condition. Innulie 010 W. let St. or phone 701-W. JUST reteived —a ahipnMat of pre-war quality aafety glaaa for automobile*. Cut to pattern or IniUllcd. Hanford Palm and Cl»»k_ CoM.117 S, PirHi. S A»Vfc?vtnsrr » « k ™" bal Un it )w '•■*' i If! « * “«*■ ™ “ c T O m iT O N IIItUG CO. I lif Bit) Yearly - tl^ iii I 3 ltf} A iiiihu L. P. IlaKan, Supetb W ILL TIIK putty who pitkrd up my walking *lirk In front i f the iuN'1 cuntil Snlimlav. Feb, P, pleaae return It to Mr. Cntea ut p<»d nmm or phone E. M. Ronald. 21MKW. *1.00 reward. , . ^ , R a n t e d to r e n t w s s itr L ffiS r u i: i OR S room apt. or houae. Per­ manent fnmly with children. Plymouth Rock* nnd Leghorns. Mre. It. R. Cemeron, 110Vi N. A f t e r pair* of nleo bentam*. Park. ________ Call 294 for C. L. Bridge*; 2-BEDROOM houae or apartment O N E lot nnd S room house with furnlaheil or iinfurniaheil. Veter* furniture for tale. $1600.00. * Rjt. DtrmnMnl "ifAlilont. 2 *m»ll Phon# 08341. rhildien. Wrllu Grorge II. Wil­ liam*, Jr„ P. O. Bo* 111, San GOOD used Utble 'toif,'8 burner Florence .Range. A. II. AIIIiir, ford, ot lenvn rneaMigc at Tele­ phone 771. Sanford. Will wall I.nke Mary. HOOVER vmruum cleaner. PrliCKM* meM^t.tli ftrtltf* Ytl *1*1ttl tnrif?.'**. < ntltmftft, in At'U S u it I t * A> D > ' rantlf ni? lo Itiw wefrStl tvi* rsl liquors W K C A N T iiU A ltAN I KE Unit you will find all of your fio*oriL~li<|ii'UK l»nr«, 'titil ivu 'Htinie ot and wn’ ll tin la Hvn tliut ROY A! AMf RICAN SHOWS on MhUrai/f ORLANDO-FLORID A siktisf it'll. ySr Distinguished Service in t/ tc F ie ld s t March Phono SPE AKIN S92*J evening*. ONE Imdrnnni apt. nr house, fur­ nished or unfurnished. Any U ABY CHICKS—Start them now, loratio'i. Plume 812.' Y o * can get a go«c| nupply « ( I4ood.te.twl i*by u ld ta i t at ASS .L. A.ST komuce til fleet, perYlanta Tuxedo Feed •Store, manrntly aaslgneil Air Base Of* ; laudu, deairea furnlihed apart* .nient ur »mall liohse. V kite or n TICE fat duck*. A. RUrane, Pa* tall U- John W. .RoteraT Fin* ance Office, Orlando Air Dale. ESTATE Gr a m m a SPEC IA LIZED S E R V IC E FOR MAGNETOS H E L P W A N T E D -” ‘ Jl S . b, ...J.IW W *. *if «*■'. PE&P‘ GIRL tei *oda Fountain at Latiey'e Dtu* Store- Part time w j ■ •- - *I COLORED Z firta ftm laundry i work. , Good hour* and food i WdfwUI taaeh.yoa, : County Laundry O’Neal,. Phono 417* ffP -J practically new. F 0 RESALE at T T A D AWARD5 been gtrro for X I dlitlngubhed wrvlre on the ( e a r /rear, ih* overall* of maay ■ Southern firmer would «od*y be ■ W K S u rB a a g MA ID wanted. Phene 78K^ SALESUkOY fttr atbad* work E "S K ' idgdjudtlcwr i . ptottonger imtnole County Motors, yCO w&f *A L E T tE ft snciurm m tnmu tttutMKi nm uuoMMtcamts * ^ U M k liS d 'bTd^rtagv* of Unape la the critic*! war year* •nan Obey wen needed moil! lie did tbit or' working harder end manimam " & r ^ S . W . = r - " com*—bu* new (ne­ without obllfRtion. Peat* hit a r * track* and machinery are Mill a « 3 to get. ,Y o ? U v * r r p r o b e t d r harm to nan* yotw *14 Machinery lion Chart Uilor-maJ* for your own make and model ul iitiior. You'll find ihe Sundird Oil men terving Tour tnmmuniiy a goml man to know, lie’s friendly and helphiL Like the dependable producta he tell*, he'* been a "Siand-by'* to ihoutand* of Southern f*rm home* for many, many )rat>, f i l l 10 • * I CATI O M C H a ir t AN I F ARM A L M A N A C A* row loidir* Oil w* ______ fw a CBfy of bit •«» l»l* a'luiiniain lim Afaaaatc. . . ud for f--mTLi. • LakiHstlqn , r^ Z u a S BSD ROOM ~fi Lost and S t a n d a r d , O il C o m p a n y (•carport*rd ta Keatarky' im itiit legist lira leu "fever knock a feller frr try In' o make an honest dollar. Hikin' screen UP the ladder n' •iiceese ' » hard enough Ih'out tryln' to tnock others off. S, SW|| L A TnM t'drnde Margarine Is Vint ("Ik" want frr their laid* an' that mean* Nu-Mutd- I l’a he only niargarlo® that'* rertl*ftl hy the maker to tie TabloIrade. i always aav. n help worth twp that push. ty. you know. "Table-Qrad*" iran« lop quality In margarine, mat's whv Nu-Mald Uargarln* a Jeat dandy fer milkin' eatra■pee1*1 pte* and eake«. Neat lime vou aee that feller who sell* you grocerle*, ask him fer Tabl*tirada tfu-Maid Margarine. IIIIM I lllltll legtateradRou DOES NOT ROT CLOTHES. . . Because of Duratex, New Safety Ingredient Found Only in Veto! Vote—Colgate’* cream deodorant—ie difler- ^ «nl from svr deodorant jou'ie e»cr used beforel Hetauic il conuin* Dmtmttx, an er.rdn A s aew aafety Ingredient—Veto </wi vs/ W redrlMe*/Vetoi* a^/efor any normal tkln! It I ' Spread* and ruh* In eaiily, l» erfiVer to u»el It R May* moist In jar. So use Veto leguUily to . Mop Odor, eheik oeripifition —t</r/y/ I0< a oj Lrgcr «irt». 4>f4d a*Hl «7'»rijliv't 0u*uct. lit * ! r i ! » l ____ ___ ___ J 8 W W M I t > W W * (s a W »w tw > w u v .ie w v » w « i« e e ie < e *»A4 bn* gold (uaiW ■ .......— .............. '■ __ % j \ J U \ . « « *'***. 1 .J g fl n ' r '* 9 �pamm 11a—wwa.inairBi f AGE SIX THE SANFORD » m i— - ii_ ii ' H i* ■-■ ■ ' i r . _ i'p ii ' . . . . i i i i ■- 1 statu of tha nation in “ moon* now growing well, thank i to re­ cent. good rains, according.** to I thlnr" ptojuitlun, Miunrhini* pro­ County Agent H. i-J ir o ilii-r i. ‘ • duction irquirr* sugar, mulnW* li> W ILLARD CONNOLLY . — ------------«« ■—— or honey. * Meanwhile a veteran USED FATS COLLECTED *| A recent llouso appropriations who returned to Sanford and WASHINGTON, (Special)—The' Committee report ,to Congress wanted to engage in the candy American Fat Salvage Committee , listed Florida among' nine leading making buslw**. found himself estimates that in a period of 41* unable to do no became of OPA WASHINGTON — Democracy months more than GOO mill! m sugar restnction*. . Is appreciated on Pelcllu island, pounds’ of used fats from all the U. S. Treasury learned when Federal authorities are Investi­ Gen. F. C. Rogers, Marine Com­ gating a _bank robbery that took mander there, forwarded a gift place recently in 1-ake Alfred at of fIDO, the life savings of an island resident who wanted to “ help". ' young men forced him - at early Rogers wrote: World's Largest Dealer' pours of th* morning to open the “ Knclosed herewith Is a money bank. They then snHtched several order for one hundred (1100) dol­ R. S. E V A N S thousand dollars and motored lars made in favor o f the Trea­ away tin Highway, 02, and eluded surer of the United States. ,YOU D R IV E IT ! roan traps »et up by order of “ This sum was delivered to the Famous for llargalns Polk County Sheriff DeWItt . Sin­ Island Commander by a native, clair PH O NE 200 who stated thut he wished to con-' G IG A N T IC tribute to the funds o f the United Florida's closed shop controver­ Slates. The donor, LUliUAOK, SALE! sy is now up before the 11. S. ■Supreme Court to decide the right was born on the island of Yap and is now employed by the Palau of a stale to ban closed shops. Islands Military Government Unit American Federation of Labor at n wage n f forty (,4Q)T cents 250 New er Cars 2.50 Unions appealed to Die high tri­ r day. During his spare time bunal fur a derision by a three makes and sells suuvenlr modOvet* Half LESS Than t-ls of native cifloej. T l j e “ riT U-DRIVE-IT, INC. greeds of these rales plus hia daily OPA Celling Prices wage have been combine*) to make 1up his donation. When uuestioacd as 'to the reason fof thi■ dtrsj HinnV'Tils reply, niade through an interpreter, was "American gov­ Setter trade for or buy «S p .ln » end; ernment good, | wish to help." n better car now . . It it Mievcd that thla gift new earn are a long way which include* every cent owned by Lubusgg. Is unique even among .the long list of Voluntary con^ Iribuiions to the United States Government . . . . . I " I t is requested that appropri­ ate acknowledgement of thla eon- j NECESSARY Intuition be sent, to Lubunge i (Vo. IGII in cure of (he U, S. ; Of rourse, we shall be happy to trade in your old worn car, Navy Military Government, Palau Islands." | allowing you a tup prire, but we nhall gladly sell you a A n engraved cl la I inn has hern rar even if you hack none to sent In Lubunge., It rends: . exchange. "In recognition of the patriotic ' t and generous donation made to Termai One-third down and up the United .States, this citation is to IS month* to pay In both awarded to l.ubuuge.'' •flw IdwwIIU Um at The t««ifT l« military and rlrlllan*. Imme­ (Signed) diately delivery! FRED M. VINSON, Secretary o f the Treasury P A R T IA L LISTING 1. UDINE GROWING W ELL MAYO. Fla.. (Special) — Two ni*a s ti.K i hundred nnd fifty acres of blue i-iirri: i*iii4 r: '41 N'ush Pun Coup* (13IS IIS73 lupine in l^nfayette County ure 41 i'hr> Cun. t’ p*. I I s is l i » t * 11 l-nrk. Cun Cji* |I«VS DIM II l.lnr.Z»pli ('niii'ii* f JJ47 1137* *2 Hud Cun 1 C|w llviv m s i m T h u r s d a y , FfjfjmJAflV M > ;M * *U i ■ ■ Native Donates Life Savings To U. S. Government State NewH Briefs W here Customers Send Their Friends1 HOME CONTROLLED” m»i Kant Find Street Sanford, Florida For F rid a y and S a tu rd a y STRICKLAND SUCAR IN TH E C O N V E N IE N T RECLOSURE NEW car Y dns .’ H . T ^ w V . e !t a W K I'M HEADIN' HOME. TO REPAINT WITH PITTSBURGH’S COLOR ftoKl DYNAMICS!* > • day* neverb| brief* regarding tbe Atlantic Coast Line plan to lake = over operation "of Ihe Florida L’uvt Coast Railroad. The ICC will .determine whether to tum the lino over -to the ACL as a hnntlli* subsidiary line or let it b« con• , i tinned o* an Independent line conI*et UH fint.d wholly to Flortda- l|). Call I REST GRADE O irTSlD f mill INSIDI • ALUMINUM. SHELLAC and VARNISH I We can make IMMEDIATE ROLLS, Owner V^: — -------— • The queen of the ItHfl Orange ^festival will be crowned in Winter Haven next Monday night as the 1‘ A I N T I opening feature of the citrus *V I position. • Carrots YEH OLD-FASHIONED DECORATING - SCHEMES ARE I OUTI / I i t'h ry W ind Cun c<* up* 41 U n r .Z r p h K*lrt i l Chry* I to ga ) Hdn II Ctinv Htn VV«n have a compk'tc stock o f (h e No. 1 Potatoes ---------------------------------------------- . i | Stale agencies at Tallahassee nrr favoring n move to turn the Army's Welch Convalescent IIoipitul at Daytona Reach Into a trade school for veterans and other adult*. War Department offjrluls in Washington have Indi­ cated that the hospital will stay ‘ in u.mi for convalescent^ at leaat for sevrral month*—contrary to an earlier report by Paul Krldy, plutr *ti|>ervi»or of veteran* eililcation that the Surgeon General a office had declared Welch llospr ltd surplus. War deportment officinl* ctiy their policy is to an­ nounce decisions to close down such temporary installation* three month* in advance. 42 Crus. I'sirsl Truck A u stin *, new 1* flirt* Htilun *1* Ltncdtupb. Hdn. <tl Pad. »u fipc •J7 Pnrtk ,-e .p n «* l*lm MS P a rk a id 4*du*»r MS W illy * Hrrtan till «'!*-V (»* «, 4IS**S* fs ii S3|5 Hurt Con s bdn Tack. S M s Une«7.ep>ir H*ln. Iim * ie * i Hup- Hkylarh Hrtn. * 1273 1 137 3 srude. Cum. n*lfi. IS io t«.>a Am phlb Jeep 114*9 l l « * i Idac..7.cph H.ln H «7S |I7»1 Mud. lion. Cuupo 113*3 t I U S Hlurte. I’ rc*. Hrtn »1>SJ* l**& I ’ hrv llo v s j Hrtn 11374 11331 Cart. « & s .p a *« Hrtn ' I Hrtn H a s t Old* H v.ltn Hrtn IM S'* 11311 l.'art. «o H*ln II37S 1137* N **b A mb s y.lli, Ml M9 MB •IT MS Kuril Mi a. W iic u ii I Jn r..Z «p b. Hrtn. tlulrk Hrrtin cart m Hdn I.t n c jt r p h Hrtn. Tow n Conch Chry. • )* tlulrk IlSIB, is*f. $1377. lllll »msl 112*7 tim Gold Medal *741 The While Line Ih (he Clorox Line! FLO U R 5 Him 2be HJSI IIS ’ I ( I I * * IIJSS 11l i t ISS3 * » * « »? * * »ll«3 I10S1 10 lbs. 57c 25 lbs $1.3.1 1741 lt*S Qu a r t BOTTLES fill ltnvat Hrtn Ml y|«repcy Club I'pe. l l l l l ) l l » Ml C h rr Imp. Hdn: lUdln HSS 1*11 Ml Hoick !l* M ttrttt. 11**1 tisoi Ml iqym, 4'oocH |3*i) SI** MI IMcfc, S Hdn »*<» I4H M»* l.lni-oln Hertsn 1717* MO** M* llulck Hoc Hrtn »l»* l I '* * ' MT Kord Cnsch **»» •*** •4* Tlulrk Hoc. Hrtn. *14*' 114*1 Ml Chry. lineal H*»o. *MTn *1*79 M* l ine. Cteti Cor. Ilf* * *714* **n Iinlrk iVntnrr H.|n, HITS HIM *41 v *-m h *-dnor Hrtn. "*1 * |M*f. «*-l*n “* t its |I.V9i »U *I m ss 11031 ISIS iia"ck Coscfi MS HKKH 4 im M S3* ‘ f» Htudr ctmm Iwiuic '« SAUSAGE LB. CALF LIVER LB BRAINS 2-lbs. H?7 ti<*& |I*M Ml Ml Ml M» Ml '3 t MS Ml Ml W* Ml •is Ml MS Mo rartlu. I>ral*r BUTTS H I'A 4447 ISST 12'iSt. IJI54 *IS1» 1 ridn FRANKS |IW> »I*C. »2*»i 1*4* *1M« 4ii*!» IJne.Z*i*h, Hrtn Ill»« O ld* SO llyrlra Hdn I lf H * HudMin geiVm 119*9 Hud. Hun Coupe 11479 Hurt. Jliiper Hrtn i l l l l l**rk Sweetbreads 1**3 M* MO MO MS ‘ IS M7 Card Tii.U.r POULTRY: tint* IIOSV llo jv MS nefhtto Cabbage 3'/2C tZv IH «i li: » l l l ‘ « l II7S.V 1117** HJi'J f l ‘ S* II I'hcv. Twti Hdli * t'HS II tlulrk Mii|u-r Pun. riiacln. II9«* ii rack. Clip. Hdn IIUS 'l l lluink tad. rwn Hdn. 4341* 17 rirmuulli llus. Cps |2»# •19 llulck Until. Kiln. II U » IJ CaA 7i Hll Hiln l « H 'i s K b * Bananas CELERY Each '20c *s «o l»«« Blossom Time MIRACLE WHIP 15c •< *« •I* ci-s*-. wrecker »»**« »«.M* Mi CIlVl. CnsHi |(". *•*" Mt Ch*v. m.tnn Carrn »*«»« US** M* *41 M* M« Ml FOR T H E C O N VE N IE N C E OF O UR CUSTOMERS W E A R E M O VIN G IN T O L A R G E R N E W OFFICES M ercury Knrrtnr Hurt. U i! t'Hrv, lAltulfu f*np. T P*. Irtne. I’ aa«. P * » . I I40S 71*7* 1*1* npA *m OPA Ml tine. tJnnt. rp*. lin t lilt l Ml 111** l* * «* Ml Ml MS 'I t Mt ‘ tt '41 M* *4* '41 Ml I 'M . U Hertan (T»*v. t»f.tun I’argu l l l l t ) jlt| «7ber. lH -t*n I'argv ll« T * '| l» » * IMWige It certn. (Tara *1**0 K i t Plymouth t-rtuor I l l s : lis t : I'lymnalb i-rtw r l* lt lilt Pen I IscU lo o r . I l l l l lilt * P a rk , l i t Hrtn. lilt* 11*1* n i f f . Pen. rp*. «l«*1 IMW Ph.v. Ilu*. I'p*. 17*0 IIK trtncoln Sedan IK K K l«* Old* I I Ctab Hrtn - H i l l 1111T COFFEE L g e Pkg. 23c a fA * t 'M M IT i Me«< rare tUlert have TWdlaa • » * beatera **d ’ la Hr*aa* la«a. MANY. HAHY MORE Campbell's, Tomato, No. .1 . We Rent Cars 116 NORTH PARK AVENUE ■MALL Na. a Caw Lim a B ea n s .... . 20c ! “ Oama'a, In 4ama4u aawaw 1*44. it Selection Beans .. 3 cans .. 25c WAfra ovr ANDREW CARRAWAY AGENCY «T4IKKL‘ V*a 44. n*. 3H Beets .... 3 cans .. 25c ^ • r tfw a e r U M M BalkfU* Cuatomrtw , . R .S .E V A N S -.i— b i * ^ - • ' -Sl'; 4 O rksde I-oeathsu 7 ,0 pm ; E te e isr f . • • ^ ■ 1‘.' *vr , * i... ' - - V *• W W. dentral. P low s 4QLYV.CM tnlPli.SSM is r .. ■ , • - '* • . - SOI N. Orange Ph. 2X0*5 '.• k*. a m. Cut B e a n s ..........15c TOILET SOAP 2 Bare 13c ChlH “No. 303 • * » ! • • « M HCHKOvr tin 25c m kat 51 T reet 12 oz. can 34 c «~4*W V. IM S , Jam n iIC K Z X Noodle Dinners .. 29c rz»**r Rice *. 3-lb nwuM an p k g . .. 37c . Cocoa H-Ib. ctn. 10 c Sid, Cot BEANS No. .2 cuu �r r ^ ~ r r « ir r r r r r — r* v - ' T* ' *^trr : pi Unity There Is Strength— TH E W EATHER T « Prelect the Peace of the World: T e Promote the Progress of America; T » Prodot* Prosperity for Sanford.' f f l e m • Pair thrnuih aturrtay. Cnldrr this afternoon, slightly colder Innlaht with «raHeTtd • front in north portions. » , l b AN INDEPENDENT DAILY" NEWSPAPEK „ v V O LU M E X X X V II ft Established 1908 SANFORD. FLORIDA, ~ Hit Russians AboutLevant * Truman Decorates Admiral Leahy - L O f l t 'f t, Feb. 15, ( A P ) — Soviot jdtogate Andrei ViahInaky declared today before the United Nations (security Coujfcll that the sovereignty of faehanon and Syria has been yiplatcd by the presence of Bi^jah and French troops. In tH*4vlng Russian support L behind the Levantine states, Vishlniky declared bluntly that • French proposal to aettle the dfaput* Would be unacceptable to w btm. The French ptopoeal had been to permit Blrtaln and meni batween 'tK in on tha with-' PRESIDENT HARRY S. TI.L’ MAN prraenta the Gold Star In lieu ‘ “ f a second DistlngutVbe.1 Service Mnia) to Fleet Admiral William draw aI of their trooh*Vlahiruky’s declaration follow­ D. I-calij' at an impressive ceremony fn the White Houic. Chief ed. the presentation of a aome*. of ataft to Prealdeni Truman after serving In. the tamo capacity whit different propoial from Ed- under the lat* Prtaident F.l). Roosevelt, Leahy wa* awarded the a 4 , ward Stettinlu*, J r, the chfef medal for 'exceptional mcritorinua aervlce In the Washington com­ mand throughput the war. (International) I f t American delegate. Stettinlu* Ameri ...... .... unted that the dispute be negotdirectly among the partiee concerned, but with the Security £oum|l retaining gn intwrrit I In tha matUr. United States policy” , Stettinlu* said, “ to encourage1 the withdrawal of foreign troop* . . V „ th* charge* against British and Prench troop* in the levant. Foreign Minister Hamid Hey FVangie o f Lebanon told the .council that the presence o f Lhoe* troop* In bl* country "Was not requited by''either military interna Ity or inlemational agreeinert. H* 'demanded their im medial removal. Porter IL Lansing, head of the A RiTlan delegate salt! that. . S i m l n o l t County Sportsmen -.tnec drrhn l of to* war hi. gev-ji Association, announced today that 1“ arid* Tinier, ^district member Ux-Pfste Cere# and Fish Comtroops, wtLhoJt success. He de- 'mlsilon,l . y authorired th* epbat the Brillih alone pointmerU of I^Vander Delxing witting to pull out, but aa k dspdty game wanlen. Mr Laming added that Pete that under th* Brlthh-French ' MtCa!I, who resigned Feb, 1, he* tent made last December, f rtcomidered agrrement Decemher, r r teon*ideretl and he* returned the troop* could remain in the |to hu duties. ’ Mr. U n.lng stated Levant Indefinitely. .That charge In addition to Mr. I>eI/ong and W«a denied^ py French Foreign t Mr. McCall, J. C. Trice la the Minister George* Bldault |third deputy game wanlen operawaked th* council to have fafth ting In th* county and that this In’ the ability o f France and-la th* first time Seminole County Britain * to settle the problem , *'*‘1 th" e "«rden ,. by themselves, and laid the gu »I|“*r- l ^ n>mit *»id. of French policy Is Independence The Sportamen Association for Syria and Lebanon. i head declared that at the present there is ton much illegal fishing in the county and that all efforta will be made to eliminate this un­ favorable factor. Levander DeLong Is Named Deputy State Game Warden Harry Robson Is Glad To Be Greeted « With Smile, Again . .. “ It's fine to get back to San­ ford where people greet vou with Zlmoit l«Y . V et Homecoming Day Decorations Planned * ■ _______ ♦.1. Plans for the extensive decorai tion nf downtown Hanford-, on w ru Z v Veteran’s Ho.mvo.nlng Day on lrrRaUd_ * U U -of tnlnd. »aid J ^ ^ .rday afternoon at a Harry Robson, local sporting mc#lin/ of th^ HtnforT, „ er. gaoda owner and oversea* veteran wtpon Ms return from a buying chant's Association with N, ‘it.Nelson, rerresrntatirs of Ihe trip; v American Decorating anti DU. He wa* o f the opinion that the play Company nf Atlanta, Ca., f t strike situation up north may according to W. A. Morrison, have had something to do with Association secretary. the generally .gloomy state of It waa decided that the mer­ mind, and added that ha had chants would decorate store* on noticed It parilgtUarly amonij th# fbllowlng streets: First tresaes,. teal, driven, Street between Sanford and Oak othhr worker* who ha said said were Avenues, on* block each on Pal­ ■ J H v*ur fussy and. Indepandent. metto and Magnolia Avennea, . Xba bright spot In his trip, ha and two block* on Park AvamWi A id, waa meeting Qccrge Move, north and south. Thy merehint* former Seminole High , School aleo agreed to recommend that who entertained him, and all retail etorea, eating place* ex­ la general sales m an ag er cepted, doe* on thla day. ' (hi Volt Rubber Company, If for (he manufacturer* of football* and RWRtfflfr. ■ 1— ■■ ■ other athletic good*. Mr. -Moya said’ ha to tended to visit Sanford Negress Is Arrested St * - soon, Robacn added, and declared he was much Interested In the Chamber and Junior Chamber activities here. __________ — i—_ _ _ Kirkwood Exhibition * Slated In Orlando ‘ lid Jivv-Whltner o f the Sentknown trifle ahdt artist, w llrn ot gtvd ah kxhibltioo her* aa pt*vloOa'y snnou need by tha local clog. Instead, Kirkwood will, appear at the Dubsdread Country Club In Oflando in an eyhlbltlon apott- On Trio. O f Charges Ida 0 'NOal, negress, waa ad yeaterday on charges of ying personal proper! Orly conduct. James Camp. negro widower of 815 East Seventh Htrect, charged t t a O f e Wednesday morning the neg d A hole In a trunk bt removed solt*, shirt* — . art Ids* of clothing aai Stad *W(tfrwHh keroeene and burn­ ed them In a etova in the front nmni oL the house. Fire damaga to the home ws* slight, secording to H n Chief Mack Cleveland. - ■ . Ito i Injured teat ■ sou .. MWIIMWII that Mr. W htoer and » WASHINGTON. Feb. IB. (, The former OPA director, ('he* Hod le*. elevated to director .the Dff'rc of Economic- KfabHtt . >m wi«h nil it* war time pot r •*( re : joday face* the lajji m ;king !‘re-«iilent Truman'* Jd 1 ISlL lU * '-r w*Kc prtcc p o licy'b*j. JComi' effective. Houle*' one-llm* deputy administrator, Kentuckian Paul Porter, ha* moved Into th* OPA post Id back irji his former; chief. President Truman’- new formula provide* foi price Inoreav-s for Indmi'rv lo cover wnge lx>o*tl the government mar approve. A partial ceiling i* erected on future wage increases by n limitation I the tfi lo to nei.-cnt inrreaae* panted since the war'* end, andmslend of waiting six month*, manufacturer* will get irnmediy ntcly uhalever price relief tl -eratitod. For thl* bid for u way through reconversion. Directof liowlr. In*« to Iky down the preifie nil#*. * 1ail* Ii€ A wnifr pi ic r jmlicY. her ut II v u n k fi n a bOxsT i W.-ll. HUI .til »»1 the <L .estlon* ui av Li »\r 1 nn J m’ . rtsw.-red . pt» •'Tit tllll'f* / lot Je Rt?lltl* 4JHIH 111kYV 1"m* n r it r .iim in ic I?i r III .-•I 1 H 1 thw poiicy( Ili»f 4' Ij» Ifar way th r plan U1 * -rk iiiim t'ilintr! v tor an from aii Allied territory." ' Recreation Committee Head R efers Hoard To tfomI**a»»enibiy *re u liS ^or5 His Recommendation On Site O f Courts home, but the Security Council Submitted In September, 1945 remained in London today to hear f * m^tsastasr s? t> . • FEBRUARY ___ _ _JL- <*iii|i|tt]rr Vtnu t tin gjvt- vn»» n wage J. L. Ingley,. chslnniwi of the 4Ltoi'M witln m gc«mg to iht* gr»rCity Recreation Committee, to -iVmimtit foi tpproval If lie do**, day dumped tho tennis court |h,. u|| nghu to use such, project right bsck into the J * p »,n |mMt t(,r t.ssis of a claim of the City Commission when he , f „ r „ , „ r i(1 (t,P |lrirr 0f hi* m tfT vd th* Hoxrtl to hU recnm« ( piodu^i * mends!ten of Sept. M . I0 tf Ihet ,r , (tul rm phy„ , hould d.-cid* Pupils Frolic When Their Schools ‘Hums Down ■ Mis* Margaret j f - Leaders Look For Settlement Presidents Of CIO t And GM Meet This * Afternoon To Re­ sume Watffe Talks W a s h i n g t o n ] Feb, 15 . (AP) — Government lenders looked for n possible sot tiement today of tile two big- * grst strikes hi American in­ dustry. -They based their-~deelsIons for an imminent brenk in the steel and unto wage deadlocks on two iato developments, one is a meet­ ing being held nt Detroit this af\tenroon—a meeting of General • Motors (■resilient t tinrlra Wilson and President It. J. Thomas of the United Auto Vtirkers. Thla ruran* that wage talk* are being IF IT WEREN'T IO K THE MASSACHUSETTS S o n , ..... witti.u *■« a scene of dancing on the ge*Limed by the CIO and the nngreen, lei mm's the spirit nf it—a Joyocji ring-ar i.luMha-rosy of iKwehestrr pupils tiefause their Tlon’e ‘hiKRf^t ' auto manufnctuntr* *chmi| (background) wa* damaged by ^tre .and el v* hail id end for a while. New York Pity The other biir labor development youngsters weir looking forward to similar gun i fortune ft mu Mayor O'Dwyer's pr„cl.imntnni of in a W hite iluu*e a n n o u n c e m e n t* an emergency because of the tiigbnntmrn’- silt ,r. ( \ ul *upplu>„ in .Vow Vmk wrtr dwInitHnjrT'anil on the strike o f 750.0to) ( ’ IO Htcul nil public school* wVfe to tie closed ( International! uorkera- A White llnune npnkaa* Pearl Committee Herbert G. Fuller Hike In Power Spends Furlcugh Output Due To Agrees To Halt On French Riviera Heavier Demand Hearings Feb. 20 N I» K, C*»!i* Ftattcv. Kcfa l.'«, (8pr Scigeant 11vr ih«-* f 81hf f i nf \ f t;t inufif K eefe Accuses -Bar- <a fa n i i ernpli iipei ntHi ton Of Swearing T!,,h te'.orM,' ,t,,t• I t.. d o . ) lo raise Statement a.v" -f < ........... \\ tSIMNGTON, Feb. 15. ( A P I — Tbe i'earl llsrhor inrrKtlastion - ill ronllnus In June I Thr House id Heprrarnlativea has follo-rd the C'rnalp in appro,ing the thrrrmiuilli rvlrnsion beyond to-1 da$‘- dvsdlinr. go ahead any wav on.! at hijrhtb htra«t. ar.i Park. Ave-i 4l1, boost " a. t . H , soiar Hairrk. 1*u a |*a tou u i »il*p nue aa firat choker itn«l rort , a* B< t , i . *»n *trtil t*il» tin* lHl’.r lie nag Mellon Park as second choice thr nuDi.olt) uiidt'i llir revised At It# meeting Monday night shw r ii. r ................. u. nattunal wage-pile* policy tq Pur-if- Vk'ASIUNGTON, Fel. ! , " i l o. to a lefler from i Nl'.MIIEK 108. Associated Press leased Wire 15, 1916 J Ingley Dumps Tennis Court Project-!' Back Into City Commissioners’ Laps y • dAY. Formula Provides For Price Hike -To- Co ver W age Iloost 1 (iovernment Okey] B y - ^ D ^ 'D e l e ^ a t e •■‘ The ' ‘ BowlfcsF&CCS VIshinsky’s S t a t e ­ ment Follows D if­ feren t P r o p o s a l ! ■ ™ man said that President Truman'* new wince-price formula ha* |cleared the way for ending the |steel walkout Mra n white in Angelei, a * ^poketmun for (he American Fedrtntiun of I j Imr ha« mtticAtai timt t he ft fa" of fa. mil) imt ieeuj|» ilife a strike which hai been r in en toned i»v Jd of it4 union* nffihatt-ii with ifae ecmfrrenrtr of studio unitin' The (S i* has II) Coleman Reveals 40 lhc „ M1P <lf _ {-OMible • 1M rai.ed al.« Percent I n c r e a s e w*iki«it tn c»iinrctin,< «ith a > il l . tlo, , demand for n reduction in workin l u i r u l ( o n s u m e r s mic hours from |H in a week, -,,,-nd S n r i n r ’i •x11H the inn' a leii-'liiv* Im l*»iiR:fa nr t hi* MHtrr.i imiuil) famed il^itlei 11 ipllng .,f llir capacity " f llir laneitn nnt* « vara i.m I .L, Mnnr.M. \(.m,...' l.ntrtl'MIK -1ali.»iL I,rii(r*litis station ■%|»iif fin A inv r »trnn m *!«I»r »- in fa'111 „( th, ) b o i.la I' -ir, Tt-dl l ight »pe t ..nip,lit, in til din I . tnvid great], ib'iAati.l tor * electrical (jlirM f nf the Amt) (»I*ji It 'f r. i . I in f a-thjuDiililr h(i|el« mid t in-ei vi tiir saiiii’ careful nmi iron, tent inn hiviMi unm llit urtu't prt-wiir rhantrie 10 H'Bgt fa’ulie*, ini* r»*#ii in (lie IV (A’*-' hS'it « wage t-creuse aliogelbcr'^Th# rm tgi.‘»slnnal' I’earl U arbor Ami? *J’J rl^bnOi*, 14 of %43rfa tie I |f l)r , , „ m. , ufl, , ftmn in v r.tlg a io ., l.sv, ngrre.l unant fa*fc mvrwMk He aei' e*i tnrren—■ ■-» (neon incoii I to prevent such torreo— mously lo eo.l ibeii hesrmgr nnl In R djrmm, IDitiniul ,ifiif (Jertrinn , 1*ffannii ...... ,k . ............. „r > s ... ........ tii ir i c ipurposes i u i p ' B r ’ i ui mc lj| t*r (faint II ‘ l l \\ filtlfXllttY Ulgltt. wfaerr swtefit Wf with the of ith hr is Mut -tut nuii'd it . ... ' at,fttil11r ill inp I,uwn. 1 1 ( ,,o in mitt re <. hn it 111itn A11 M*ti IInr k ■ N ittinii with no cut in pay Such a rairm would burnt the hourly watte ,. "* * l# fr " " ' *■ H,) >“ ^ ' 7,» for t » or«r s . who tin trimming work ; m °v ic settings, The guvcm lng IhkI) of th# A F - . n i f f larg#lv ihic to a to pri * o f I, union. li»^ a.,:#rt*fl that rent im-irn.* in the numl>ci of there is no U « to prevent unions rit.,1 cunsumcr* iu ltu» area dur- j from negotlattng In informal mg the past five ycats, v » to- ' group* such a* thr C8U. Th# da, announced by II It O ltm an . 1le>* Aturel** (>ntral l^tior I'nunnnrtspiT rtf the- rnrj|iii(/t, ‘ l.vS'^cO lUh v A l e l tn F the f ?l' Ham > • office jls not recogniseit. a- a council. I he increase will be fmnnceiU K »rh lin,n" involved in a .Hike "> a, » part of th. I,Hi1( 1.(Hip spur »*i'i to be re,|uit*il to ol^y the to 'Finriila’s industrial ifevelop- regulations o f the council with ment recently atmmmceik by the which It is. affiliated, before any com,miry ihe f Rowing stalh- tlnioh-w ids' *»u|»|»nrt can (»# con* ittent in regard to the improve, sidered. iBn,*,,n r'1' '*! (he tennis project, .. court , • . » - , Vl referred , the m ittfr to In* Iiwrr-iVon i « . „„„. . . . * ,i , comm,,,™ tor .elec,Ion of a nh nnf |w(nt ^ ttj|| h(llp ley say. that |nr ngreement I, Friur in fain iftdiirltnn, he waa MTh* article appearing in The |n he clarified. Juat wlmt cIuwh fanurd on ifa* pmgrr*« of the in* emptnyrd ui n trlruinlh upeint »* Banff ni Herald of Feb. hr.uicd: ,,f . w*lf® Incmuo would r*mie v*«Ugati«»n apparent at prment t,y Atlantic Cm,-. Line Rulin’*-1. . manta wa* today im.de by Mr. Mesiiwhtlg. Ah# head of thr CSU ■ "Trnni* Court Situation is He- under such a possiblr ban lui. However, iiwcommittee ha. de­ at Kissimmee His patents, M r,L.„s ’ 1 ■ ' 1 j had been taggn into cuslody on fe rre d to Recreation Committee been frrmulatert. elded to a-k* Congress extend and Mrs. II. F. Fuller, ami h.s 1 " " n' . “ Bower ami light company a lunch warrant to serve I** to 'Determine Location tor Facili- * In general, .the worker ran go ' '•* Ufv until June 1. Barkley \i iff* !r*|ris It llaiiMMilt' Spnnc "fficlnl- pii*«li. t.-.l 'lia? lio* stale i days In jnl! slid l»ay a 41.00 fine ties" came as a completesur-juhead and bnrgnhi with his em *'*ys this would give tbe invest! • ioninrr. w wst! la* nimrriveil (for contempt .•f mint arising out prise," Mr. Ingley wrote the ' player as before, d t? ran ask (*n gator- n eh.,me to prepare a from an i|!.lii-Uul standpoint and «,f * previous labor row whicli Crmmissmn. whatever he thinks he can g.n -tatrment on thru findings. (hey an- tin. ton that pi eijirtioM . re-nltf.l in . i .silence The umntv> “ Apparently ihe Commissinnets Hot the worker will find win. There H , , veidial fbireup a! with n,. *•.' m, ,.t Go tiipiiiig l.mrtei Ifeilo-ri .-toiieti ha- ,n, tin- hearing, iinlay wlien repre* have not read my letter of Srpt Federal appro,ul Is sough, tiirt * o|*.*\v I in. ! tloiiio. j lamed temporal 1 releiise howJS, ID |f>. in which the lleereiUi.in wage increases, demand, at. c ut ice Fi.o i h .*ic >.l Wise on mi grnei-LiiK- slaiion till- ptabl ‘ n i l on n writ of ttnlnas cm pus, Corn mu u-e, of wn|cFi I am chair- mg to be kept within a inor:. iccusetl t i,l It, H. Bratton if will lo* no im i...I (i in III.t,HO lo |nmdirig a bearing nest Wi-dties* man. recommended tbe erection" which now runs Ixilween 15 nmi ,wending lo a false statement. JH.tino kllownt' rapacity as o j day op the legality o| hj^ c illlic t ___ of two tennis ccurts tn the park . ''• « * i i* m i Braltou was recoiled to the pull ui Hus-«*tHtiiaimi pragram. j cotltltrioll." This aotlnn followed at Eighth Street and Hark Aver ~ stand because . Rtcfe wanted In InnrdSr In ns'alsi In the further ..... ,program re- —"This expansion an ____________ unsuccessful rpirn by Sorrell'a nue. and two U> be Ipy.iUd Ill |, /11|UM - l i t W C know why lie'changed his previous bcsutiflcatlon o f the city, tbe S an-J nf fir,,,k thr’ rsimpan.' - stitrm rnl I attorney* for iiv'erty for the laFflrC 'Mellon- Park. A copy 0f * A l I I o l I J i- V T 3 , testimony nn Ihe delivery of interthe letter it attached, rt ted Japanese messages in ford Garden Club wilt rondttet * that any Inilqstrv ran locate in [ Dor leader pending conclusion of “ The Recreation Committee has,, Washington officials the night Sixth Street a ml Park A vi IU|«* ill pnvlucrri tbcrcf. re. gone as far as it is before I’earl Harbor was hombfrl. H:11ft A M. nn Tfaftihttay, farh * ] , n «?*rrl o f amp! 1 aiitl tlriiu’iitla!'!,’ llnllywooil Thr reaction nf thp A hum ir ah possible to go in the matter ami The officer said that'.his present nrul rfinti mtinc through fat iilny. rlrrlrit* **11. Mill In mr»*t the in ... Mil’s at n tlf’i liMtrr faViirtfJtitfHi of Lnlitu n P r o limit ftiiflil rvV all further action wily have 'to rrcoltectmn w h s ir.nt he did nnl cl ilia i nffin nl x n«i«i*uini til t *‘!a \ 1 mtf * n Tnirn»n*ii now l*l icr r *t»« v 1 1 1 M l I PVPI be taken by your Board." tave anyone d.-liver parts of the WARSAW. Feb IB, id' Tn appii rn fmiirllifU* thr Mill *1 ii - fill I hail m- im uriii' of pcnthiiito cn ( In mil Wi! The report of the Recreation It-seelinn message to General It* intli*ml rli»f fa* 1+s* mi i" ffuiii r tn1a- "MIt 1 that jtrti 1 mam!, that the rtiair, of I'lile.lp 11 ti t -i1 tun"! n Ui tin hi Urern. |iri**i*lr»t ,.f thr \fa Committee made cn Sept i, .. _ , , George Marshal, oil Itec fl, I’ll! m»y tof thp 1 fltllttU »M6f »liit iiirtii ihtn-mt1nt jfw »*r lit tl !■» dl t*;l n ‘tl-AA inifalA nf I untfr« 1 thr itt*n |nlirv un*al 1045, after a Study of the local ^ 0P*» Ki-s-fs then pointeil not tlml Brat iir* - M li 1MtA*11* 11tM St itnl 14111) iwf m l nr v ftful tinara'r pt able Alii! tennis court situation, follows: ""ingralion have twen mad. ' tllrtl J.It a - fall'sl it* Ion hud signed nr, nffidsvit Inst lllllwil r. \1r« It' S ( III. Mi-*. Itihhl'l tli in I'li* Vt'i, frtlia, ln»vr na id it wnUlsj "iilv llicrfAihr COM “ Board of City Commissioners, 1 J' " " “ * " “'ir first |.oyear saying that lie had directed Ella la-e Kr.rlihnf f, V n « w ar natmnul assembly I b. H U Itrlllg wo krd IMlt hr. nat mn'l fusion gn,) nmllipi) "Hattfcrd. Fla. l ot. C. C. Durenhury to deliver also have asketl that I’alrstine 1' f*M 1, _ Mf*. J. 'W "Gentlemen; "Tb# tr nnrn,ii*!i rvpAnibinn 1 roubleihe first lo paries of the message Cogburn, made a national Jewish state. Mr- John R M 1 * fa' fa n.iia. progran. 1* i.lrr rtffa. umlrr «»>• Green '*1.1 tha! ih<• poll.) 1 r« "In connection with ,mu. I.ltcr j Two hunHrr<, .lelegale to Genrral Marshall oti Dec It hn M i* E n (' [cmi*nta m Mr ' Ifatlp Stwcificol H'llft Hit A im* ta’ lnj; vjvr* lb# practl.v of w aur-(l EitiK ° i , ^ 'i ne * ’ l9 6'J ° r e ,A?'l 1•PPruved resolutions on llirse iDirkson. drawn fur tbe to IHK) kilnvhntl i.y tbe .(overiiinonl. aml tor that BN ROUTE TO U. S. d- coniei Included in th- list of plants, alcain turbine generator for the i ps-on he called it it laid)- blow at 'c i : r : . w. • »- ■— warded to Ins Urilish-Atnencn Sgt- John Daniels 11 is among tor ■**!# will be: Ixnrn, rrreos Lake Mnnmc station, which is fire collective bargaining, lie dr. herein petition signed hv 111 committee of inquiry now torn-.050 Army veterans enrnute to elated that no employer will be tonnls enthusiast*. Your com- ing i'ulnnd. the United Stales aboard the willing to bargain with a .labor Riltte* after giving the matter U.S.S. Funstnn. The vessel sailed ed Ie<lustrum, vnrlgal#.l Hriope.|wi|| |)p (1|nrr,i «• aui.n a* bid* body under the restrict inn,, im­ - al , from Saipan and isslated to severina Im xito lla. day lilie s. irt«, can be subm itted. This additional posed by the new policy recommends th* following. j that (t*. rerrent, of Green acknowledged that wage drneaenra, dttranta, a ld lsio , ban- capacity i* expected to be in “ ( I ) Two refu lir all* concrete j j ^ . V « t T o »n to *B.le.Une • rHve 141 'Sn" ( and price trouble* have brhl up tonnla ehurta to b* built accord- Ths w||U)r nf ,ho Ncw York hina. sp ife a, mt-laleuca nt punk i « l» ra U o jt e a rly nest v rn r. BOOKS AVAILABLE ttec, yew tree, bisilian pepper "A survey of Sep.lnole County j reconversion, but he .nid- that l t « to specUlcation*. to be cent- (paper. “ Th. Day". Dr. Samuel I and pyra-! haa convipce.l Florida Bower A i President Truman's phtn Is no plctely eftclosed by a high wire j Marjfoschew—joined Segal in an* Anyone interested in building and all types of- alaless • • * * *-k* Light '■--------Company officials .u_. that -a elution. « ® ? 4L j ti ! ? Aftr* that no onraniratiott 1 Ion hou*r» may obtain an inter- cantha, and confederate jatinme. |greatly increased demand for i »rk Avenue* wa^ /inanciKu «JewUh mkfrati>>ti ^xtinir nnd ilctaileil booklet on the electric service lie* ahead. They » ^ li h ^ L s f s f » Uirl ai Ir°m f Poland, or tclllnjr them subject atthe office of County WRIGHT IN PHILADELPHIA also learned that s cun* hie ruble Port Mellon Park b« rftihl to j|vt f)r Martoach«*a |Agent C. B. IfaaiYson- The book* Lewi* Wright, , son of Mr. and |>ntl of this imieaM'd demand lavcled. And repaired aceortlint |, , dative oDthe i ’ollah town o f , lei 1* put out hy the U. 8. D. A. will come from new rural riistom- Mrs. M, L. Wnght nf 7Dt Magto regulation sli*t *>*» '>}•{. « Tarftow. . I Forestry Service er* and the company is com- i riotU Avenue, is, now „ associaletl ,, new concrete courto f regulation unite,I to n diftnitc policy of » hh ,ha " ' „ M leT .R u n ** *»«xl ala* be built In connection there­ imintiliale cslension of these i Lompany In Philadelphia, aceoniwith; both courts to enclosed ruial linn, just as fast as ma- I » ’ « *" tnfermatlon received today, In hhgh- wire fane*. • teiial and -manpower Irecmnn “ "W * recommMt! that the foreORCHESTRA PLANNED _ sing be b* don* dona In tb* order nam*>l going ^ b iia k c i u i . U. « J Instrumental mustciaa-, young and the eouru court* be reinforced ' I that th* . or old. who wish hi obtain the ■ order that a level surface can SEATTLE, Feb. 16. (A5— An University of Washington — G. Light, Company during the pas.t enjovment and benefit of group „ maintained. W * also m om - earthquake— termed liy a Univer- K. Goodalreet — say* the seismo- ^■tranglAsl with cord* three Ameri- twelve months ha* constructed playing are requested to meet at (Mild that th* ‘ beet material* be i l l y o f W a ih ln g lim p r o f#WBOr • 111 c n n K n*s,«rll« l Krire Im iinigl frn m . can f l l t f l needle there jumperl from •* 5n w*'° **tcr w*re frcm* t * over 15 mile* of ruraUlines In the music room at th* west side used In this work and that the the moat sever# ever recorder! graph, it* drum at 7:18 and one-half 1* • • " * * • the Sanford area and in this o f the Sanford Grammar School job be auperviHd by a competent 'In "the Pacific northwest—hn* P. M. (Pacific Standard Time) he I , Thfl * ° " fe* ' l,Q?1 , ,e?<lI lo: territory the number of current |at 7:30 o'clock Thursday evening. • n«riin*i«p " 4 ,B^ t’1* trisl in Shanghai of ronsuincrt has inrreased nearly George Fellows, who will direct rocked an area of 120,000 square termed (he tremor of "moderate. mile*. A two-story wall ha* Intensity- and said he believed'1H lnc,udl" « ,l. mH 40'-; in the past five yeara. the group a* a community orche-icollapsed at a packing plant at It had centered at (Hympl*. general. All are charged with “ The I Jike Monroe develop­ ' ■ on, tha .murder of the three Yana ment is only a part of the com­ tra. especially Invites Yetumod ■_ Scatte, and a 60,000 gallon tank Crack* appeared In at least on* Gets Okey To veterans to Join. haa tonpled frem a flour mill. building ofI the slate group, Bfvj airmen In December, 11,44, at pany’s post war expansion pro Hankow, China. A t th* «U M capital in Olyntpia, in structures at Seattle and at ram in Florida. A new 18,000 Construct $ Houses A 76-foot cornice fell from th# Bremerton, across Puget 8ound. Tha three Japa have plaaded f ilowatt turbo-generator station FIRE CAUSE* SM ALL DAMAGE ed under oruere. WM j Uit completed and placed that they acted edge of a-hotel (tha Olympian) Damage from th* fallen tank Fire, caused by a defective Harold E. Gray o f tha contract­ •to stories above th* street, atep the 14-story Fisher Flour­ Their confession* say that th «'| n operation at Sarasota; con- stove, caused a stnall amount o f ing firm o* Grey and William* Amertean airmen were cremated, struction has started on a new on th* roof o f a onedamage le th* home o f Sirs. May . ‘ ing M ill* at Seattle Included returned from JacksontX'itnii'Qrt.. soaked machinery, flour and Previous witnesses have testified 41,000 KW generator station for Packard, 80S Avacado Avenue^ i :r a n l Housing -• -■ ■ ugh the tremor was frit grain. The collapsed wall crushed that the fllere' w * » . put into th e1 Ihe Riviera section, north of morning at 11:60 II* permit to construct furnaces alive. wide * re* for as tong as Wait Palm Beach; and still an* o’clock. I f waa reported by Fire The confessions here been ad­ cthor 43.000 KW generator sta­ Chief Mack Cleveland. — ....nutes, the more Intense an unoccupied shop at th* pack, quaking waa confined to about Ing plant o f Frve and Company. mitted over defenae objections tion U planned for Installation Report* of th* quake hav* that they were written and signed at some point further down the * " • - mlnut*. Only a few minor DANCE under duress. east coast. . Earlier, the five-man American Member* o f Uio.CUlefy Crete-', “ The cqmbined’ totals 0f ’ th* Military commission trying tha lutke Monrce station addition and young people* group ere cepectsitty' ’ T. If'J a p * denied a defense motion the dther three new plant* wlH invited by USO Director Joe Hall lloqulam. Wash., to- dismiss the chargee " 1that:Florida Power Bit Light to uttawd Urn UBanlt ‘ ----------- - - ....... ^ l u JUX N s u m grenade' t b it the ^Unltod. Visiting b«U players tyn Dodger* are .aleo 'n<>t to Garden Club Will Conduct Sale To Aid Beautification . . Demand Free Immigration s«.v ng? Most Severe Earthouake Recorded In Northwest Rocks 129,000 Square Miles Japs Confess They Strangled Three American Airmen r* sgss, s, ' , t ssji Sita ' i & "ssjus; .... . n-'uur°°"1 � 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, February 14, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 14, 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>, February 14, 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/d889ed3946a59a0c3c5cc32e5cf3cc92.pdf 54f28a98555287029df5d440891723c9 PDF Text Text TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, J9I<1 TUE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Royal fen s Open Letter To Boxing’s Janies Boys, Walker And1 Johnson since then, that perhaps I had better review them. , , Itemember how when we first catnc Into the dining room, Louis (KidI Kn;lan rushed up to say 'hello- The former featherweight champ ia looking pretty good and da now n Connecticut referee. Then Tony Galento pounded hl«' cheat and Instated on aaother right with l-ouia. "1 can heat that big fat bum the neat time,* esrlalmrd the New Jersey time.'* exclaimed Ihe New Jer- BADMINTON SETS $13.50 to $2g-85 ARCHERY SETS ALSO COMPLETE ACCESSORIES FOR BOTH S P O R T IN G GOODS From where I sit... Jy Joe Marsh Sam Hackney has a trade mark IleforxV.xhm Hockney got sue rcaafu), his wife used to make his bow tlca far him. They came out on Inch longer than average — and Ham came In for n lot of ribbing. But he only smiled nnd took lb " Of coarse, Sam doesn't need to economise now; he's one of the best real estate men In the country. But be still wears those long bow ties, prospective rustomefn may not re­ member hla name or bla fare, but the minute they see Ham, they say, v “ That’s the feller!" H f Leer “ and I’m '*o ’ huff of II. I’ll filth* for nothing ■ml Irt all ihr receipt* go lo the disabled veteran* fund.** Before Tony could get anywhere with- hla, challenge, aucli fellow* ■a Gu* l-enevith. light heavy champ; Freddy Cochrane, welter­ weight king; Kay Arccl, Whltey Dimatein, Hilly Gibaon, Billy M-Caraey, Me| Ott. Horace .Stoneham. Chick Wcrgelea and other* crowded .Wla Hie room and said hello. • Then came the oyster* and clama,. and a duple helping! of beofatcak. A* the apple UtruiH «>■ l>einng digested, the a|ieakera started going hot und heavy. Sure, there were too many of them, but aa long aa they praiacd bor/ng, what did it matter? I guess It made all of the fel* lawn feel a little funny in the atomach when llrig. Gen. John J, Chelan* telegram we* read. It waa hard to realiie that the great friiad of the boxer* waa dead, and he had dictated that mewaage Ju*t before receiving the final count, , Then Al<e Greene, NBA pteaident, rapl.ilnrd that “ the feud" between the general and himsftlf ehad only been a make-believe one. lie loved I’helnn like every­ one elac. . Aa lh» gucata aigliet) at that remark, Aire threw the aurpriae lunch of the evening when he declarrd that he and Kddle Kgnn (boss of Ihe New York athletic xommiaaion) —)wvwa —“yomir—-ntra plan<i for boxing." , Continuing 1* a grand climax, the National Itnaing Aaaoelallon'a head said: "The hatchet haa been buried. There la great news comrobably everyone Ing up!” And‘ al thr lablra, Ike me, inwardly said: "I hope It wa* nice nf thr boxing writ­ er's committer to invite Hr. Ilic’iard Nell, brother of The AP'* Kddle, down from Massachusetts to nee the Nell plaque presented to you, JimmpWalker. I liked it when he raid the nwprd liy the New York man, who wnrkrd wi'h Kddie, nnd coinpele.l againat him, Itaiened the blow lo Ihe family for their loss. In fart, all the speakers were excellent. They were *o sincere In Ihrlr praise of boxing—and- I never beard 10 many men talking about thr honewty of Ihe game, in one night. Jnhnpton, you gnve us thr best laughs nf the night. I thought I would splii my sides when y i.i The bow ties work like a trade mark — something lo tremeuiber and Identify. ' And Ham has another trade mark, too: the glaaa of beer he bays hU client after every deal la settledMure. It’s a friendly gesture . . . but more Aian- that. It reminds Ham'a clients that he’s a maa of modera­ tion and good teste— dependable and temperate. Baaa’s no feel I G R EYH O U ND R A C IN G Harm .Start . 8:09 I’.M. Sharp T n rilg h l’H - A ll-S ta r Featu re Hevenlh Kate— Falurlly ig SANFORD -ORLANDO n KENNEL CLUB YAR -J -r# a t 1X)NGW00D NO MINOKB ALLOW ED On Route 17 (Hanford Highway) tiltout 12 mileu South of Sanford . YEH X OLD-FASHIONED SCHEMES ARE I OUTI J aft., IdwultU Uaa ef TV* l aw ,, la Catac lo Praam** Yaat HoaMi mmi Hcrpbrcaa. Tim what* ahmthirUary U asptalnad la PiCttb*>,l JVv-Xrm. fu rn U h p a in t; m itt t t h « h :.ir e v e r y purpoac and a r e equipped to handle a n y nize jo b . R em em ber, th ere W a P itts b u rg h fa in t foY e v e ry su rface. L e t us recom m end e x p e rt painters w ho w ill jrive you real q u a lity w orkm anship, Call • Wo have a complete stock of the REST GRADE OUTSIDE I’AINT mid INSIDE C O L O R S nnd FINISHES! ALUMINUM, SHELLAC and VARNISH! COMPOSITE BOX SCORE SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL CELERY. FEDS 1946 / 10 GAMES The Coinpletf Paint and Gloss Store FLETCHER E. BOLLS, Owner 117 So. Park—Phone 303 Name Kaslner Dyms . Andemon W. ,\nder»on Jenkinson Kilpatrick llowrn Clark Swain Ctillum Granlham Gammage .w w tA M A n A a / vi/ vw ia A (tA a A / v\ i Wagering „Continues To Increase At Oval I . Seabreeze ’ ■' »( #• •.-*’ - ' ’ ' - TRICK ARTIST _____ SA T U R D A Y Ittd AND ADDITIONAL SERVICE Quintet The Bemlnnl* Itleh School me* ore travel to Dayton* Beech tonight ter<o totlr of tUti with 106, Churchill Arrives To S*»e Truman N ew Y o rk T o B e ln t e r im U N O O f "In t e r io r .Says He Cannot Stay | On When Truman Expressed Lack Of Confidence In Hifn " Francisco. The vote against tha California city waa ill’ fo 10. The commltte«’i vote taiuit now be Scted on by tha- antiro 51-nation assembly. On* major faiuo remains unreaolved a, tha Jkxxembly rushes to complat* its work bgfore final ■easiona, scheduled tentatively for tomorrow night. The UNO council haa achaduled • late evening session to attempt .m'to wind up the dispute over In­ * doneala between Britain and the Soviet Union. The Council—mado ,up of . 11 nations— will consider an Egyp­ tian proposal -for solving the dispute arising out o f Russian chargra that Britain haa interferred in the Internal affairs of -Indonesia. The Egyptians nave proposed that British troops be withdrawn as early a r possible from Java. The proposal also sugj ceils presentation of a report on rress of the current lonesisn negotiations Dutch_______ -™____. ---------- on ... Indotfetlan demands for • <ade­ pt ndenea. '’ •’ . Delegates .to the General As­ sembly are epeculating today at to whether United States charges of axla collaboration by, Argen­ tina would come before the Se­ curity Council of the UNO. It haa W n suggested that Bovlct Russia may raise the qtieetlon aa . 3 to whather the Information lo tha Fourteen Persons Injured By Early M orning. Tornado ARDMORE, Okie-. Fab. l l . W — Fourteen persona were Injured and at’ leaat 25 houaaa demolished early thia morning when a tor­ nado ftruck the city of Ardmore in Southern Oklahoma before dawn: A number of other build­ ing* had their roofs blown off. On* brick building waa partially Wrecked when the stdrm struck the east end o f the Main Btreet before dawn. Brleha were -torn several oinpr front ecveral othpr iirucxurca, structures, the roadway waa Uttered ... jcu* work Wka hampered when fallen utility tine* plunged th* community Into Inky blacknee*. Moet of th# etroeta have been littered with fallen tree# and tekphen* end power poles. A etate highway petrol onieer, j ’ ' - t: Naval A ir Station Wants Place To Eat The Ship Service at th# Sanford cMkreg.’ too and,30 offtee any kind oft) mm. The eu thia breach o f tJb*. S u tio* faeilltiee 'to. opt or restaurant $ ■aid today. The personnel Before C Of C Demands | Action On 10 Foot! WASHINGTON, Frh. 13. lA I— L| (.try of th>' Interior llar-ld f kra reigned froat the cabinet t i'ny. , vlng that President Trun h it — In/effect— expreaxed; f ■V. vk inf (dance in him. The -,Jai-' I >rtgh**l - new -deal#*t’ l i j4 rglieHd cm Mar. 9t,’ LONDON, Fob. 18, (A P) —New York City has been selected as the temporary United.' Nations Hctdquar• ten. The UNO assembly committee voted over whelm­ ingly today to net up the interim headquarters in New York today after rejecting i.k a proposal to select San K With tho lifting of O.D.T. Regulations, Florida Motor Linesman* nounces additional ond bettor bus servico between all Florida cities, providing Ihe most frequent schedules*in tho'history of the Mote, NUMBER A.wNocia(rtl Press I/ca.scd Wire SANFORD. FLORIDA. WKDNBKDAY. FEBRUARY 13, 1946 VOLUM E X X X V II Argentina wa* admitted to the United NatlVna. •' f ' The United State* delegation, meanwhile, haa *aserted that no -further action U contemplated on chargea made by tha State Dd rtment. Moat of the delegates ve expressed an . opinion that > unless the Russians bring up the case. No others probably would m be reedy to introduce discussion " on Argentina *o late In the Lon­ don meeting. LONG WOOD, Feb. 12. (Special) Because the three eights, of a mile race proved so papular in the Green Tree handicap run In it Wednesday Secretary lg>w Arnold will achrdiile twn such events ea^h week for the remainder of the season, beginning with tonight’* feature seventh race. The other 3 /8 lhg-of a mile event will come on Friday nights, also In the se­ venth race. Crowds and wageiing continue! to increase each week of the sea­ ton. Karr* are run r.-gardless of weather condition*. F'nns nr* fully prplected from inclement weathvr and are made comfortable hy tha excellent heating facilities TON 10IITH ENTRIES Kim H i* ..»s l* M l| Urllllant Ko«. M»hawk llrsvv. Another bed note, two day* ’Twenty-four teams will competw lie s nut*. Mill* Nancy, i-iu>.r-, Laity Vail, Utile n-.ii.lt. liumVa . . . . . .... ........ __________ after the dinner—ono of the_____ Joenl__ ( In .... the National Association o f writer* said that the scheduled j Intercollegiate Basketball's annual Frtdia. . r w * H a re — I ' b I b H I m ,,t *—-*•*•* Aaa«wU*iaiii»i lightweight championship match tourney nt K in it i City Mir, ll* tWlr*l llnlt .Halls lioukUi here on March 22 between Itoh 1(5. Ixxyolxa of New Orleans won W olrrn I’lln/-.., Dusty Tylt, Tax A»M m r, War 1'ilnce, Ijitil * ’ Montgomery, N. Y. chamn, ami last year’s tourney. Whit* 1 .1 1 ». Kaien Kay, N’lglil Ike williams, NBA tllleholder, Itaring Dual)' Heel,. * Boh Kiphuth assumed hla itew IBIN "appears to be a cuver-iip safe­ w a r e S/ia yll.rl duties ns athletic director at Yale guarding Williams' Interests.” - ISrr.H# Halt Hall- ’ teaWle) Then he went on to say "There today. HI* first job will ’ b» to ll.mk y. llraikpl, Hells Drrhld. !*lecl a aucceaaor to basketball Itid.ly llreeae, Uan*ha Jdnrn, tU.Wr Prinr*. U til* Vicky, ltl*.k IjoiTi, nmtttk N s n ^ t d lw .lu ' IQwlaUU llaeet will serve as e coach for th# New Pltaaant Mable. Kl|«e>li l)p, York Yagkeea this year. ; Johnny Jtaaer. Mnhawk flruut. Kllaht C, Itoae Planter. Hay Until, If If. ' Salt • Lake CUy ha* been ad­ rilth Ware -S/la Mitel . mitted to membership In th# Part(WalaUla Mare) fie Coast Professional Football Hell's ((Irt, rota Mtar, tlnay Usl-eagua. Th# league directors alto ale. N«ver Fear,. Cootie. Cl»#r, Hell Ik.y, burke, Huper l»uper. voted to admit Honolulu, wjth’ n slala Andy a «r r - .»i«n o i provision that the Island team (Qalabla Maeat play all ita games at home tin* ■ All Talk. Iteyel U*#n*. Dnul.le ralurr. Uirkv Tim. turllne. VIIyear. ThU proposition may not iga liaaeak-Coast W«rreky, K»pfie acceptable to th# »w n *q of p#r Thread. tk. Honolulu If Aw«!»Li tram. leant *. seventh Ware—a/ia wiln v ; th* Dr*p#tad*. Ik™ion mar. f at lu r­ ries lleotl IatAy. IH* U»P. Ktdtra The' French mller. Mere*) llan- Are, Mr Mir, Chenrre n. ’ oenne. say* .he ha* bceoma con­ Mtaash Rare—a/ti. wtu. . II p». I—e» »*r»> vinced that Indoor running ,U t«* t News, (-nenry Hlrt. Ilnpny much too hard on th# feet. Ifan- Matron, Mr. I’.Inter. lilr«rlt«M. ill •rnne flnlehed, third to Leell* Mlp- Matron. Army. Officer, My lUrl.tc, Mitchell at tK* indoer meet atltixe Boston Garden Saturday night Laur, he comroenUd:—-"the tree* Feds To Meet Strong wee Ilk* concrete and It waa wiry * AN INDEPENDENT DAILT NEWSPAPER Absembly Rushes To Wind Up Dispute Between B r i t a i n And--Soviet Union . % ________ lly ASSOCIATED VRK 8 S The collegiate basketball acatoil ‘ stretch of a hectic :i* cnlerlng tho ! campaign, -1 ' No major teams are left in tho e i unbeaten cl**». The past '***h t (cutui<-d such upsata ns New York .. University’* victory over Notre IL iiiu*, Bowling Grwn n triumph - over Oklehoma A. A 51.. a victory a I by Canlslua of Buffalo over 8 yma , ruse. North Carolina’s win over r i Navy, nnd Kusjilngum’a win ovxr >• |Ctturbeili* i Major quintet# which have lost J ’ luily one garno. incluilu New York • I Umverslly, West Virginia, Muh* I |e.iUi-1g, K u n a a a, Yale, Iowa, i-! Rhode Inland State, I-ouWiena J State and Americkit University. , -* - In -the Southern Confer.-nee, Duke, North Carolina anil Virginia -a^.'*e*i _ L.***1^** ,im#w Now Jimmies, that sound* like T e -c-ei» h ckThlias W in bealenonciC'' JOE KIRKWOOD, FAM OUS GOLF Partly rlondy, ronlinued mild tonight Thursday. d e c o r a t in g TOTAI-H (/oiled bunt llrnurt /'MtoJalw# GREYHOUND GUB la oa th* air ever WDBO tonight el 8tl0 and over WLOF at S:23 with all the "dope" on the doge at jhe . Hanford-Or* Undo Kennel Club. I’M HEADIN’ HOME TO REPAINT WITH PITTSBURGH^ COLOR faTfil DYNAMICS!* S in U n ity T ltef® 1h S tT lhu th*— • T e Protect the Peace of Ihe World) To Promote the Progress of America .-<* To Predate Proa peril, for Hanford. Capi t al O f f i c i a l s Report New Pr i ce And Wage Formula Nearing Completion Philly Transit Strike H v ii B jB unford Ik Given Run ‘Around Iii OmitlinaJ Project From * ' B ffltl J , ’ / y ^ *P r * * r, , A . J B T , W ■* : H C l •V ' . ’ A H 'K . An | "t NKW YORK; Fab. 13. AP— The chairman nf th# T .l| f Negotiation Copintille# nf the • To# lost trailer* Asoociatloit ha* announw-d that Ihr JSiew look* hnpaiul. I be rhiirman Jamra MrAlliatrr made the. statement aa he left lh«* powplnan Athletic Club. where he presumably had been marling with the rum- mill** II* said The eammlttea will meet with tugboat union leader* at 2 P. M., Kaatern Tina*, taday. B R IT A IN ’S W AR TIM E PRIME MINISTER. Winston Churchill (righ t) |« greeted on his arrival at the Natiunnl Air|xirt in WushIngton, D.C., by Great Britain’s Amba»ador to the U.8 ., l,md Hali­ fax. Churchill immeillalely left lor the White House, wher* ho con­ ferred with President Truman for !*0 minutes on unannounced topics. • ( International Houmlphnto) I f l D E T R O IT . Ft*b. 13. ( A P ) L t i l f . . 4 * 5 — 1I ojm’ h huve been rained In B Y v ‘-i' #-.v D etro it today th a t (Jenernl 1 -v M otors and the U n ited A u to | .v V ‘ « \ *V * 'j| W ork ers m ay In* re a d y to J resume contract iliseiisaionn. ^ . / j Indications that so m eth in g . -long this line is in the w ind have been seen In the f A '* 0 ..Transport 1sudden cancellation o f tx>dny's National Itelationi llonrd hearing in the General Motors case Tbo iH.ard has tiesm roiiducting hear»ng* on a union charge that tlm firm rnfused to —' ------y, bargain in gom| faith. Tiie trial examiner. Gerald Itetlly, *a)*■ he cnlleil off today's -rssmn aflet s telephnno con­ ference witk olficfal* In Wash­ ington. The primary reason for the postponement, he added, was WASHINGTON, Fab. 13, (/1'1Upon a motion by Judge II.W to permit a resumption nf wago General Douglas MlcArthur has Ware, memberi of tin- Sanford , talks between the company and attributed Japan’a shortage of Kiwanis Club unanimmudy ex­ ; the union However, he said ha coa|. partly to the unwillingness pressed themselves n* in favor doe* not know of nitv definite of the conquered people to under­ of using the USO building, when plan* for *uch a renewal of ne­ take the difficult task of digging It reverts to the city, strictly a* gotiation*. The postponement of It out of the . g r o u n d . The Allied a recreational center for young (the NI.KII hearing i* for one ufpreme commander haa reportcJ people. o Washington that Japanese IMIotikm Q u i z P r o - F ir s t C o n t in g e n t Is ■lavTheonly The motion followed a talk by *pi-clal Labor tlapartmeht reluctant to’ replncw Dr. R-W. Rucker In which ho g r a m Is C o n d u c lc d , C o m p o s e d C h i e f l y mediator who hag heon at work litrerated Chinese and -Korean said that he beitved puhllc M-nli*,*•) the •I'*** T7? . ie 11. II. Ckleiwan who presided .th e mine*. U » .lays B y M rs . J. P . f l ai l j O f A u s t r a l i a n s ! for more than two weak*. James over the meeting, said that it wa* eA>rtrttgvrbndUJotS«re hard, and F IVway. Hritle, that he had vie v disappointing and discoura­ that It la difficult to recruit new .anything to do with the po*tging to Irani that Sanford's ri­ labor tor coal mining activities. pom nient Danay plans to talk ver project had l.eoii stricken active sponsorship 1 ' '* MacAnhur’a report notes that with »ach »Ulc separately in from the hill while practically Nur-ery School i>e«iiiiu Japanese coat production haa hope itf bringing them together every other important project in |, when thn Federal G declined from 3 ,400.000 metric again. , Florida hn.l been Included and auif- formally rellnqui-he* Wtth the cities of New York, vested thst everv effort Ire ma le vision of the -cIhhiI, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh hack through F'lorida's two Senator! to an unnounerment jon a nobmal footing tmlay, the ro serum some fnvorahle actl-rn y .'h* nt »h« meeting « nntinn'* hone* that Imve hern in the Senate. He pointed out In the Hotel Mayfair mined find dashed «■> often ditrin,1 that the 10-foot channel project, Kail llmomt'. •lutiinto tor November in the -occuple.1 the past week by repeated falsi include* the WiMwIruff f’ ry k cut Nursery S c h - i ' w i i i tone* of Japan and Korea. alarm* over the •nrminent an off which i* particularly impor- authority nf Suid T V tonitii etnetfl of * n*-v wage atm Th* Allied commander also as­ tant to Iih-bI Uialmen. | The school wdl 1* pii.*' formula have l-oen rai»r*l Among other* who entered In- taming ami n *- ' ' serted that the announced policy one# again. Thi* time official* •o the JlM-o-.ion were 8 . O Chaw < "l">nt- with m. -am. of encouraging freedom of labor in Wnnnington are refraining who that n drive be «* Lrfouv C H *" " " has stimulated labor movements from .aying that the unnouner•tmtrd nt once to revive the |0 - m ""-e with Mi* Hi m throughout Japan. This la on# .merit _ may «om * t«wl« r,- or - to* fool project. A. F. Yowell who Mr*. O. M. Harelaan, movtow, or In the near future. of the steps In a program which pqlnt**l--eiil —that —the Canaveral p,,1" ' Tltfy just any the formula is ,Ja - expected-to load, toward tha project, which would b* in com- 1 lll* ne^,r h,'" " , l|Y about ready, and with that netitinn with the St. Johns River, Mr»- R* c *11. development of democracy among teaser, they go hack into the had b*en included In the appro- P " ; ' * 1* «"■ bue.m th* Japeoee*. Million* are’ *aM hony" and ,fTwo Guitars" violin l l j conferenca room for another rriutiona hill. O. P. Herndon who J'V' .*h• nh,,, r'" '' te be unemployed, deepita the solos. II* waa accompanied by bout with the wage-price Issue. obeervcl that you can’t dig 12 for *,’ r ir co'.peratloi. shortage of workers at the mines. Harry Kudell. David Harrell o f , | a ( Thrte seam* to lie gi-aeral, feet-without firat digging 10 feet. .• * « *!» sale of tick. Unions of various types of work- Troop 4 sang "Melancholy Hnby.” I 1 F I though unaimfirmed agreement, Voile V illinm-who suggeaterl Hep- 1 c>" ' ", era are being organlxed. ! that the main outlines o f the re.enlatlve H-ndricks be Invited ■ "* " May. 'c e n tL - p. President Hall urged memtiers | policy call for an aierage into attend the Kiwanis Intercluli VY lo romp lo Hanford to pxplaln th«* ,,P ‘ U l . ^"r ,MM n ciwn*e of ffi n t..|i for *ter|. meeting nt-tjm Junbn- ChetnlN-r ling deletion of the project, and J. I. a ""V V uircliill R ush mi’s This wual.t Ih- grantp.l a* com­ of Commerce llulhling in Orlando, Sire for a wag* increase n( on Feb. 22 , the prhginm o f which *u.bl •nidt at oner l«> it Inarrlro t , Vacation In Miami pensation |SV, , mu* an kour-*lt, plan ap­ will l>e devoted to George \Vn»h- at n the Henat. Idll. 1 „ I A cnninuttee .oni|i"-i pear* fan Iy cartaia that this nrIngtonV hirthday. j m «i President Coleman commended. j j^{|(chcll Mr* tt MIAMI Feb 13. I,V> Church’ j rnngemAnt ita| been accepted in station restroom* In thia th* work of the County Commls-1 Mr*. Mary Uawtm ill I* lurk tn FUrutn today re­ : principle by both the *toel union be cheeked as to clean*lott In making Improvtmrnta at pointed to writ.- f«-*< suming his vacation at Miami and management. What la hobliag the nig Tre* Park and the Base- , ylnp „h y „ n thr drat d sanitation during th* Ilench. He (lew to Washington , up th* works now is the drafting 1*11 Committee for It. efforts In I W#(ier L Morgan iia»i next month. It was announced to­ over the weekend for a brief j by the government of a eftmpreIrehalf of the baseball player* now I ^ Uiu»B*nforrt Pilot f l day by Dr. Frank QuHIman, direct­ visit with President Trumnn. , hrnsive formula thnt would In­ in training here. He called upon of thanks from the Si or of the Seminole County iroaltii The Chicago publisher—-Marshall clude thr*c adjustments fn • Fletcher Holla for a report from Kenney Founds)! U n it * Field—joined Ihe former, British: general policy applicohie to all M ANILA. Feb. 13, </V)- A the Baseball Committee, |nB ,h# r|u(, for it* c Prime Minister whru hu.returned1 industries. I f such restroom* era net up United State* officer who rode Mr. Boll* eipreeaed Me *ppr*- to Infantile Paralysis south. Asked if hi* tirp might to state atanderd* aa to sanitation with General Homma front Manila elation for the help of John Krli o s i U m** u# !•*■< hove- pitthing to do with qurand cleanlines* the operator* of to Luton prison camp discloses der, Ed Levv-Whltnefi Floyd ________________ chnalng Churchill’s memhlrs. Field the etatiena wUl'b# given a short that the tlaUan. Dentil March Palmer and W. V. B lt t % In makIII RECTO IkH TO said " I ’at nfrai.1 nut:” Hack at time to get them cleaned up, he commander found gruesome con­ ing arrangement* for tha ball hla ’ Miami Beach host's home, solation in the records of hla added. players and said that the City and The Board of Direct Churchill ha* picked up his land­ Following a eecond Inspection, trial. Major Larry llodg in of Chamber of Commerce had dage Hanford., Merchant* scape painting nnd his dips in the station- operator* will or w ill net Twin F it * . Idaho, aay* Homma everything possible lo make them will meet tomorrow af surf, lie Is the guest of Col. receive certificates of approval. put on hla spectacle* and read comfortable and their stay here 2:30 o'clock at the C Frank Clarke. » th* findings all the way through. Dr. Quillman atated. a pleasant one. U* regretted the Commerce. _ day afternoon at the Rrick*<>i fact., however, thet ' completely Funeral Ilom eVlth the Rev. W. P satisfactory hots! accomodations V f > l P T , i n I - B i l l Brooks, Jr., bffleiatlng. Inter could not be provided on account » v M J I t t l l V -rtilll IT a lt w a O f ment will be In Evergreen Ccme of overcrowded conditions and lock of help. ' • T Illn S , V l tery. ’ *On motion of Rev. Mark Car• —— — -------------------p!int* r.. ***• dl^ < lor* 10 ,n’ Joe Gibson, veteran SHANGHAI. Feb. 1», (A V - A vet belly to th* heed o f the Jaim- Harroll I b Awarded vita tha Brooklyn cameraman and Han Jgsuteee officer Vho 4* charged nee* pres* properand* ee«ti*n. back next w in le r .n d t o e ip r e .a #UJ, ,,hologrlpH«ri U « Damages Of $1,972 a willingness to do everyth nr In , along with 11 other# with th* Lieutenant hllehl Ixuml. who Is »■ ' , h ipwUc ernment operation for ■ few cremation' o f three American atlll. sought by Allied authoritle*. Utelr Power to provide eaU .Siji. ' » 1 worker years of several large fertlltoor fliers haa ‘disclosed some o f {he A subsequent report by Ixuml A Jury tn Circuit,Court Tuesday ory accomodations for next win- . . i . - - vealerday morn material plants, after whteh such methods o f that cruel madngaa. le said to have observed that afternoon awarded C. E. Harroll plant* are .to be turned over to M eJerCcneral llasataka Xabum people hkd been more violent a verdict of I l,t*T3 in a »ult Jack Ratlgan and Bralley Odfour farm co-operetivee to handle act hkh'aaeertad that’ the fllere than he >Wd expected them to be. againat Oredy Duncan, city sani­ the output, with a special agent were paraded through the etwet# Th* vktima of the atrocity tary inspector, based on damage* ham e f th* Junior Chamber of In e y h county agent’* office. of Hankow In the hop# of to- have been Wenttfled M Becond reaultlng from an automobile Commerce expressed the desire P/bponent* of th# bill, said daelnw Kai-Shek te W>- Lieut Leeter Ibhile of Slickville, collision on Aug. B, 1944 between of their organisation to co-operMr/ Wathen. claim that it wHI a etudebaker aedan driven east aU with the senior organisation reinilt In bettor auppllea of on Third Street hy Harroll end and revealad that th# member­ higher grad* fertlltter, and wtil a city owned Chevrolet aedan ship of th* Junior group la now build aoll. Opponents say that th* * being driven north on Holly Aven­ about 225. proceae is undemocratic and wiU President Coleman appolnterl ment wa* read lo the court ! ue by Grady Duncan, result in inefficiency and higher off Mr,’ Mr. th* chief proeeoutor. Ueut- C< Mr. Harroll was represented by ■ committee composed o costs. G. W. Spencer, attorney, and 5lr. CJreen..Mr. Boll* fa d Mr. m ai­ Other mature to be considered Duncan waa represented by ling to work with the County will be a proposal to secure Georg* A. DeCottea, asaUtant Commission In developing In the county machinery to d'C river state attorney. • Much Interest In Big Tree Park. Georg* Touhy muck ftfr 8 *mlnole ecunly fernu; reported on the prog rex* of. tho. the trial was taken hy • number « * o f the crowd of W * who al“ how to work clcier ’ 'with tho Veteran* Homecoming celebration mnda attrectod to the ypoe- |/*5(jlonjr th# defendant#, haa Agricultural Experiment. Btatieoj and promised a full day at activicloser co-operntlon with Future i tie*. 8 *nator Boyl# announced Farmer* and t'lvto g drabuge-. problem* lo the Sanford farm tar -j 1 __ . Gen. M acArthur Kiwanis Favor 11' Blames Shortage USO Building A s ,’ O f Coal On Japs Recreation Site Says Japanese Re­ I)r. Rucker Declares |! Publ i c Sentiment,|> luctant To Replace Favors This Plan cl Liberated Chinese Ri'organization Of Junior Chamber Is Scheduled Tonight Quillman Says Rest Rooms To Be Checked Filets 1o Taks British Forces Sponsorship Of Arrive At Kure Nursery School For Occupation ^ I,rf!srrt!3,f2 Homma Glad He Will Be Shot, Not Hanged Special Meeting Of Farm Bureau Is Scheduled Friday Accused Jap Officer Tells How Yank Fliers Were Treated Before Cremation I B ^ ’S k W M l S SmertM?1 ‘hrf* �. \ • *__ —I rr ■ ..... _ .X r -* \ . Vs®aj»v • ' * . w # ♦ it iO M iU t t a n v The Sanford Herald K*tafelU h*4 llllr fa IM 4 Mrt^lI ' W ~ 4 .* ^ .•■FLORIDA. ’ut Week ' '• MfirJa This Lx Hoy Scout Week ami throughout tho United! * N ‘f»W S | u ]m c (A f . :o.i the thirty-sixth anniversary of the founding of the| . _ , Boy Scout movement in America is toiiiR observed. T h n C c l c r V H lir V C S tlM T K a l r r t d ■ • toeca Md r l a a . n i l i r r J _____ _ 0» «toW»r XT. I S I » . X « I k r I-to* I Offlrto mitioiinl theme of the week is 'VScouts of the World Build* I • I totototarri. r ia r ld to , «B <lr r i k « A r t iny Together",^ emphnsizing the international character of < aHlitotorS I'ratit .!* ■ ■ ■ l i a r |l ik llr tw ml M i r r b H. I HITT. I---- this organization and stressing jts value in the develop­ rintxiMo.l in the bonei, he »«M. U O L L A M l I.. I l l : A * ment of understanding and friendship among (he peoples After he nssivered, pn sid to l:d llor • UutUta. leutler of the succeuful <J<1 U I 1 1 1 < i i i : a > of the world. . inkurrcct'on, tummoned him *udMtoaltoto** Rntotogrr During the war Boy Scouts everywhere have again denly. Thinking name big event i D M i n i r r i i i i i i a t i :* proved their value to the community at large and the im- «u« «l»out to oert™ In which hr I'toltoklr l a A d a a a r r have received. Whether would get * hig new* (hot hr I f C a n te r. Mark I .3d poitance of the training they >to» Mtot olk^ .............................. ... .T» serving as ambulance runners, guides, or administering loaded hi* ramern' and all e^ulpf f c r r r M a a l k a ........ .............- ... 3 0 * in hi* car and drove lowani •U Htototka ........ .............. . ._. < M first aid in tombed out London, or carrying on under­ ipent a reviewing *tnm| before which Oto# l r t o r ________ ______ ,________ S SS ground activities against the enemy In occupied France. soldiers were lined up and handAll •fcltaar? »«tlrr«, enrol, « f Norway __ or Czechoslovakia, the Boy Scouts were in the were playing, U aR fei. mm Matter* wl f * r I k r i m r u m r « f forefront of more adult organizations which* helped in -j'Wh*ti he .srHved he was tola idzatu JlUhm laalii. will k» rh*r*•*! for win the war. he would not neeil hi* camera. ■ -I N «ila r M ifrltalm ntlrw. .".What-* it all nlMiut?” he asked, lmkmmd A™! °UJ\ own. countrymen many n young leginning to get worried that Ihl a f a r » F » r « r n l * T k r llr r M ld 'flier fnrceil down on a rubber raft in the middle of the might he in for aonte tryuble. T<> s x . aalUtoto'l fir la » l nJirtlkltos Pacific or cast up on some desert island far front any hi* great surpr'i*. he found him‘ “ •3.KT u*'"iki"'<tto'r«irV wj“k hummi habitation owes his life and his ability to find his aelf us the center of interest a< Colonel JlatisliT. pinned a medal Mt k<*SnaMrn la l *<• «■•• ‘ way back to civilization to the extensive training In scout on Net* l a r k . ,~~ hi* *hirt and cited him for craft which he received us a boy. Many a soldier found the valor in phutogia|ihing liie revo­ Tka llrrtold U ■ mri»il»rr al Tkr . . . - « Aadtorltolad l*raaa ..Mr a la aaria- lessons he learnetl in winning moril midges of invaluable lution.” That wa* one lima i fed ■Italr aaililad la Ikr uar l«r rr- aid to him on maneuvers or in the field uguinst the enemy. down <n the job** I couldn't photo aakllrallaa t.l all af%« alai.ni.kr* errdllad II ar auL al*••<.<Ur Now thuU+he w«tr is over, the horrililc aftermath of Iiiyndf," he~declare<l.^ , . _^rh SIIH la Ikl* ■*,**♦ ■«< «'••• with the inaugurAtio.i such world wide upheavals is making itself felt in the black of Startiii" ItortoJ arn* fukllrkra krr rlM L resilient' \Vo6dniw JVItapp. A l l r l a k l * l a r r l i ii h ll , to tl»H » l “ tor - markets, the crime .waves and the drugitt juvenile delin­ Mr. (iilixm ■hrr* ptioli>grupb< I r * a l a l * e « l r k r t o k r r r l n « r r s U * r »quency with which our law enforcement officers ami our every inauguration since that court* are struggling. Every parent should bear in mind lime, he revealed. WKItNRSDAY, FKII. 13. 1946 that the recruits for lawless juvenile-gangs do' not come from the ranks of the Boy Scputs. tania, for Ibjui-j nioliTha'^lFlfn" For there Hoy Scouts are taught to be. "trustworthy, abroad. BIBI.K VKRhli Milt TODAY PX^muMuL frjtuidlx>.comfe omi-kiiitL.oU'tlkut,.cimurfuL WK CAN l i t WHAT WK hriftv, brave, clean and reverent" and to say, "On my my tost to do...my ...... duty to Clod and TH IN K WK CAN IKI. FA It I I unior I will,. do............ ................ ____ my Friday evening, Mr*., J. (Bin f F: A -*a MARKS A l.l. TH IM iH POSSI, country, ami to obey the S cou t L * w , to help o th e r people BLK: Thi* i» the victory“ thnt ‘ u l all times, ami to keep m y s e lf physically stron g, men* hath overt nine tin a in Id, eve Iirlly-«w «iku , and m orally s our ftdlh.— I John 5:4. *4* HKSI'ITK (Krnm Tul.in.ii Strikeless Minnesota ■ ■■' . . . ESgSm , ; ; . "* ’ " . . '“ ■ ■—*...... -■ ■■ *|j *>» -- » - .t fa | ■ i•' 111':;i I ___ ... ... WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, i<i|r, IK MIN TO TH O I'IIU : gur*t* of Mrs. 1.rutu Meekly Sat­ urday night wl'h 12 present. At­ JOHANNESBURG — i;P »tractive *efrc»hincnu_ werr set veil expectant mother living near HatIIV MIlS. J. II. MKXK K by the hostess. The Civic League hail the Feb rismilh starteii for n maleimiy Iter. ami Mi*. James Haskins nmumuce the arrival of a son atiruary session Tuesday nfrfrnoon home in an uutomobile. The Orange General Hospital on Jan. with ninny njembrr* and guest* :»t stuck in the mud. Her huxW.| t r « N l l t o n r U I ' m m Vnnm O a r l 31. Mother amt son arc'-tloing attendance.* Mrs. Milwee, ptesl hurried her back to the f.irni. dent presided. read by the »ecretiry. well. house and telephoned a dovlut Mrs. J . W. Hall conducted a Itev. Ilaskin* is pastor of LongMrs. Hamilton MarDougal gave iuli on Pilotism. Kach member i wood lluptlst Church and director an Interesting address on Early Tho doctor's enr stu*l: m' (f,c ' uaa asked a i|ue,tlm aliout the th eiof •of programs for Youth Movements New England P<almody from n mud. So tho husband serveif n* history ami policies of the Pilot!put on in Orlando every Saturday book on the subject by her h W midwife himself—Jfollowing tele­ I'lub and was fined two rents |evening. hand director of music nt Welles­ phoned instruction* from n uur.r when she failed to'answer it cor-j Longwood Civic lamgue is mak- ley College, Mass. When the doctor finally runic, '. rectly. ' . ling preparations to entertain the Refreshments weie served by the mother had borftc an vigiit Announcement was made that a Seminole County Federation of the social comryttee. |iound boy. new member, Mrs. Kdwanl Kir- Woniaiis Clubs ThurwIay^Feb. 14. rher, will be induclird at the The Home Demonstration met dinner meeting on Feb. 'Jd. Thursday at the home of Mrs. lien Green with a large atten­ ADDING INJCKY- TO IN 8 P L T dance uf members and guests. Mrs. Guidp Wilson. ll-D. direct­ SAUSnUIlY,'- »ld. — i ,... V. or, pr.-senisd a progrsm of in­ When Maryland state polite ad- tense interest on menu building viseil Avery Mr. Hull that h's and nutritional value of (oods. stiilcn automobile had been lo­ Officers are Mrs. Ralph Ham­ cated In Folkrttune. (Ju., . the mond. presidsnf; Mrs. William Falltburv b|j*i(H>iuiman dnulited Stum, vice-prusident; Mrs. Ben it he d go south to claim it. Gieen, svctelaiy ami treasurer. _ « machine war abandoned on and Mm. R. R. Gray County Coun a railroad track, and- a train cut' rtj deiegate. it vlctualjy in half. *l.ongwodil ~ CiTrd C lu lb wero Pilots‘f o ■ tod tototod to^ « l Rtotofard. I'ltorldto I I I Mtodtotollto A , rtototo - ■mfiii « r —— r 7 ;J » • S A K F o riiiifK n A U V S A ' •rT4‘. e * ■■',<*j t r «£, - Longwood Sponsorship Of Nursery School S R A D IA T O R T r o m p t s e r v ic e o n NEW A N D C O M P L E T E E Q U IP M E N T E X P E R I E N v 'E D The I hh I v hold* consnhitiu > b.ilm Th. That ran 'impre»« 'Muscle and headlong bluili K II l MjiiliCHotn, the only stntc in tto> union with n f«ctall the culmOf wcaiiness. j findinif lutv, has practically no strikes. Even members of Thought lunge* un*a*lfnli "'-'jthu CIO Steel Workers Union, 12,000 of them, ure nt Juggernuut .. ‘ work in the ore mines in the luirth of the state, ami in The uttrertivo hume of Mit. ._ No will can *1A> j. ihmf whirl* Vklit ('In III till* mill Hk•- j. the m ills o f St. Puul and Duluth. (!o v . E dw ard I. T lty e C. K. Kirtlry we* thr g e ix of a Under it* grinding world i* caught jiiscrihes the jxjucc to the law , which hits a 10 -tla y 'co o lin g very pretty party on Friday morn And *ht*mlmlT'to,tu.ell. p.teou.ly w } * 1 »t U u * s trik e has to-en announced, and a 'lO-day ing when Mr*. Kirtlcy cn'erlainrd i beset m etllation |>eriod fo r w ork by a fa ct-fin d in g com m ission nt bridge,- honoring her hou r ' By suffering, and the governor. I guSit, Mr*. Walter Wight of Cair». Seek* to e*rapr nj.d .tnigglc. to T h l« law. put through by Gov. Harold E. Stasxen to*- t’ n. Those present w -re Mr*. W»l forgrl '.fore lie resigned In 19-12 to en ter the N a vy , d efin es tin -1‘ * f " ight. Mr*, it. J. Thig|H-n. ThU itiichtitiarr lIiifiK f Out rvshon fltl'l- tn» •••)■»«« f,„ fa ir practices on the juirt o f the em ployee ss w ell us the \‘ " ,..KH} ! rr,n} ’ ,w 1l,’iry 0i,r *j such (Ju*a«l I em ployer Th e national W a g n er A ct tlejtlji only w ith un -1 j " " , ; 1S h i l l . Mr*. ForrelT'uVe*. TH, in ftxJirAii. fa ir practices towurdx the w ork er Doth Inlxir and munaife* JMr*. W A. Flit*. Mr*. C. V The body " me nt in Minnesota a re quoted in a recent a rticle in tho j Mil ton. Mr* Kdwanl MurkclLMirumfot tc<i New ^’ork Tim es ns endorsing the law. (inv. T h y e. w ho |" ’ bliam llean Wlmton of Bran* j With wrflrinr**. •IIKI.KN KKITH STH KNKY th in k s -the sim plicity o f Ih o law hns nuulu-ll—ju»—u ffW tiv e ' •*u,1,r* 1‘ j co-opera I ion medium, believes it could serve as a pattern Ueoeral llonima is t'> be given for national legislation that wool the honor of being exscuti-d by a firing- squiiil iriKteail of la-lng both labor anti mHl Nothing cue banged. lie's welcome to the honor. all Strickland - E M P I. 0 Y E L S Morrison, Ihc! TOWN NEWS M. « v. ^ VV*i / NOTICE Market Ptiectnr Wilson the hide off o( K ficlal* who ere ifTTrt In run bust lie* when you We Huand new if^Trait Of Gratitude uverninrii ill winning the esteem o f others. Som etim es by c u ltiv a tin g , , caught in the worst affic jam in the city's history, others, in the sim plest and m ost obvious w ay anyone when U.OliS -CIO lruri|portutlon can win astounding rewards. vorker* wstit out on strike, leav­ One of the shortest ways to win esteo/n and friend­ ing their trolley care, buses, civ- ship is to practice whut Cicero called “ the imrent of virtues." gated trains ' and whet have you nriing wherever they Impjitnrd What is this |uirent of nil virtue*? According to Cicero he. Anyliody who thinks Hint it is merely gratitude.' is majority rule, or true Demo­ Every human toing wants to be appreciated and likes cracy. I* crazy. What that i* might better Is* rnllt-d by its light to feel that whatever he dims has been Important in sotfioname "rule by otvuniicO niiiioi- 1'lie’s life. When you show someone {bat you think, tliis itles", or •'tuoli I true, by being grateful for some fuvur, you creatu a tuoiiiniai > Bn lire closed because of shortage of miiteriitU in order to install iv modern oven. 1 • 105 W. let - SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO i* t a a a rr.tca are enough " tstrrlfV* nut Social Calendar 'Don't let tliniiglittt of stretching your hardware Dollars scare vou . . . come to the HILL HARDWARE ;l a n d (tabardine ' • K* • r. inc. I’ AHTEI. and W IT H SA FE T Y > Ihret, E OPENING OF- J u >« t Iirrivptl — the SI#'- • »oon a* i ' " ?. ■■■* 7 . ■<•• ? ' , . try qf * *■ IQTt ■ _ * -3 •cqe.Hsone.t. F r o m a ^ Exptrt Mechanic .T v iZftt * * 1\ BELTS m w. i*t* r 7-'¥ f * ‘I ’ r- Flnt New idea In Men’# Belle In 4 0 Doris n « t * » t ‘* ” Bij Town" «WI-*atslrd drc*S. Coral. bUir. or yrllow with black. Printed rayon Yirtory ^ linen. 5i*«s9 to 15. Yeartl A new kind o f u /r amlizMd Sterling Silver Buckle #g#la«t a coatraztiog background o f 7.5j » J Your choice of Natural Tan, Brown or Black. Smart men tee insisting upon Strttolinc. (5,00 Vi • ' (^ • a ■Vf The genuine im ported pigskin. N e ttt llondiom el c ■ k­ ’ ; w ig . J - A.., ' t Iratollne with Klknr Plated Ruckle 12.00, # Dortt DmUoo's i , —Abo— • . ... ' . * NEWS vY-v. ■_ 19*J#toJ 9# diftf I THUR. - FRI. — . £ e Last Day Brake ReJlner ~ r" Sun Motor Analyzer 03 W in “ THE STORY OF THE MEN WHO RE­ TOOK THE I PHILIPPINES! .- *- ;V . * / i. ' -r- • % THEATRES ' ' A WED. Steam Cleaner * AY. FEBRUARY 14th - n jl necqpled. gr a* to r t fef u-^to to OPEN I2t30 P.M. Daily! group. Modern Equipment FINE LIQUORS B. L.•• Perkins ^. •- Vi CORRECT CT 1/ - .. "Boy Mrele Ckl." ebls-wtap drr** luntr • yrlk.w - rrd. , WEAR , rr- *•r-e» r " ' -to, : " ■ Ut V>/\ ✓1M . * s j f v. . . ’ # * . . . * • 0 . .1 ••• . • ■ 'A •* Uue with wine. |**lt »l*k •'l*** .»>*•♦ „nw ,l^rtio|. Sim ^ U* • ' »•> - <*•» ASK' ^ aupor with all yopr ' Wheel Aligner Today Ihfne lc hty r,, t f ia nillnrlexH .- ly t«ilure(l,. * ‘ ’ ,Jfith deep nophok’A . . Kifcty ir.itci! at a p ri^ .[bal* trill put money Iq bank. •IKe ---------f I J* « vVlfe- ' . N E W funhion future! Soft­ J ' --. ••• 1 Little unit with n big , , ik.iy. — I am in­ CLOU II)A STATC 3 *- - j * “V3W STREET SHADES t •» •»Uf •Mr to I thnl.** Suits Is o n a 1Hitter cir thut liax been" rccondldoDcd an.l , l.» let vr.tuhnur <alar> ^Kirrmriit wi NKW YORK. Feti 13. (Spetiali »hi I K*t t*>At Tiir«*r-*. ,il» h*'Uk!h hr The Hoy Scout* of the nation. ot> iririvn l a out tail fu»;*l arrving their :t»tth annivemaiy the Ti|frr« yrl. during Boy Scout Week. Frli. * I’ t su) k hr tnlkcil mi'll II. arr hrlpitti* trollirr acout* n» lu.fi liriU'Dil Mnn.iiffr I*roivt* u i..n,iv thnmirh an ifn . PHONE 200 '■ ' J u - imio TERRACE TALK Mrs. A; F. Ramsay Hostess To Circle Tlie Altntnonte Gatden t’loh will „nott*or n inidge party and faihion -how nt the Altamonte Hotel p-h. 38 al 2:00 I' M Pieparationa ore being matle to make thi* effort one of the ioit*tamling aortal event* of the -rn*nn in the com­ munity. Mt* Full Fiiullinhet. chairmun. i* imepting tr*ervation*. Procee.1* frem the affair will l»c given to the City " f Altamonte toward n bcautificnUoA program. i * i ' I Din more WEDNESDAY lifU'imi ‘nit ttf There will la* a Sacrificial i;i. that I'tturrtH Luncheon at the Flint Chri*tinn • i \\ ». Church ui d: 16 P. M. Kvcryone Uk4tkiiiiC •*! ihi.-f ‘ * i» a*kn| to come and bring an ‘ ul fc-ring. proceeil* will go tow aril* I li itiigi-li.il :immUxiim*. , ».|,l,e,| • IIIC U H D W •i-et doe*. But I .T h e Cogiium School of Dancing . __ ; Ut ;i fi'D molM mill prevent a pantomime luillet 11> lotyp l('»mr\rr( llxmk * tc«l . #U t-nptle<l "PolEr umi The \Vol(” •»t*«m vinir dt'livitin. cent Iv at the home of Mr*. A. I am ik»1 ao nittrH roiu^tn«*il wit.t <•«♦••-nh#Mir * «»•* oi'tiM rather nt .the 8uu4ti<hk* School auilitorMr. and Mr*. G. T. Kellaui have \ «|Hvial rffort i* ttiadr „ , . a iai*e liecrfliMi Ihe tn'. cat* up play ibe outf i 1-1.than fir*t tm*e, J. I’rtcruon for needy children ium at 7::i" p. M. n* their gue*t», Mr*. Marguerite Uln, „ lc brM). ,Hnt |!t. wi;l play ib.-ie Man* in Italy revealed that over 800 during hebni.ny m call at bom.-Seminole Retu-kiU) Lodge No. 13 Stultz and Mt*. Janet Kdwanl* article* of clothing were finished of foimer memla-r* for Si-nut mil kel*. ntwut vil m-c relit in the .iger Sieve li'Wdl uih* him. will met-t in the Odd Fellow* al of Charlotte, N. C. *. form*' and neceonne* no longer'— *,— ' , _ —. „ , ,, and packnl. Plan* were made to •tLOII I*. M. • ‘ It wn» fun to .it on n platform koli, „ milh„ u„ ,U y mrrtjnK in The Home Demonstration Club. ------ Wttht hTH MILL |lfT~~— . » ' lit_1 w 1» ITRKML.N ' In . Ill approvlpg thi*. nulion-wide im u .i.ti.1 of M{ ' r ^ u T c i •*.rurk • !. . V i ? ¥ neai fulu e. po**|ldy , i ill meet ut 3:00 P. M. nt the 1 Circle No. 6 of the Firxt N >SII\ II I I •vfVqu#reffort, the Natbuinl Kirrutivr K < Ihi l\|(l.’ Ind.’ < 1 •fteinonn.;!! f " i l " 1 . " ,h ' m !,.,,.!, n f h l r ' At M. and watch Hamilton Wright, Match and thereafter evety i kulfte o f Ml*. J.^B. Crawford.' Church mft Momlny Itk The huii-ing I . I»(* ltimed Hoanl of the B shMWWiIs of Aim n. .................. nl„ ( IT 1 ” ' * * , » • •••> * e M H -i v •*» »•••»»•» o — • * *• * •*-•• *% t o t o t o < lit * « • c e « R Y • * * i Mr*. A l ' . ; . < | j i| j an)Pt o nl their ! Jr-Harry .WAlsh and joe Gibvon t fr •'» long u< there i* u ----- nmrOltliTTVpInie; . ' b r i b e annex with • h.u Ic. II lo.l< iii ti? %%»••«*ca emphasized that the .ulleciion f|(p h^l _l -. MVai*. 'Manic’ M-nie Avenue. Yeek-CIty foim** lothimj Avenue."' * - fw f «*W\ ^ C l t y make black and foM • THURSDAY • ItamdXy a* ho»te»* and Mr*. h It at* 'Atrek* 1*1 wIII ,»«.\ tv ' • i* not to lie thought lif a* charity.. ,, ,h lM , t| 1 ,.| | ■ • P | white* and technicolor motion pic* JH |,.||e, iippiivinlian ot The Wesleyan Service Guild of Lulu Miller *» preatding officer. ' •cad by Mr*. I hut iiieti-nil a -Imriiig by one „ K* .tl'MIJT. > lute* add still* of approximately p f tri.,.„ f , „ m Maim* Kugg. John K K.. Courier wa* np-! np- ^ . Mi». Present of North; V'e' T ' , appciximaieiy e lv o . i I of fuu Ileal- r«»n .ti ihyfv. 1».( . Ifr- • «Mii a • wb» Fir.it Melhodi*t Church‘ will Mr*. John Scout with another. aie'm' Pv Manner C. Tull, vet* fuiinted .rnliatmtnt chairman and {J T j,. Avenue have a* their guest* I"1S ''" “ • w*'rk in American o( of the Children’* ILqnr iiuiltlliiy" pt i.i t I i iin * Scout* art* giving- up part - f rinn Kokomo THIuino i ty hull ' n ,.».oi/ Mr*: C.C. Collin* coupon choir- „ )€,{r ,|auKhtrr. Mb* L o rra in e !^ ,"' Gi'm er* Held No. 1 » » |n lackoornville appealing fqC i t• K.inw- ■ 'iitu . Uii-rpeiw man. Mt*. J.T, Ncwl»y K#V# nn Prescott of Washington, l>. j ** eon*l»t«, of one hundred •>>- ( clothing anut fund*. Member* their uniform* mid equipment ill it ii poitei. Interesting talk on alewnnbhip al„, 0|ill j_ ({uhlou of Wsimi, "d an#*__of celery., • ____,_____ y o « d_ to ... *e ii,i the HeVt -hlpiiu'ot live) limy liol he aide to icpliuej pulyrt-■iui,ii and iu?r*oTfl^ial b e n d 1* A l \l;HIN M. r n l M A* the plckbra would move 'o . t o the Home. The rla*.* ile*h<mil soon, but Scout Lenders fr*-l thi* |former Indiana Guv. Henry I and Mr* Mary Hall ' gave •*! NVI*. ...... .................... — Si MH IS. • rr John heinfulur** will cieate an Inter. Stbrukei nrni.e the mihli. .... ' kittle *tudy Cdixernlng "W h a t.; " ________ I would the luick l>* i>e moved . • *Jed ' Tm-«il<iv» ■•vl.liine du vC lhc w ^ h ^ tW • r..7rr“.;r^\nT»Mrnfrm1> ' ^ T eV"iil.i^r* nT%xe^?n.' prepuntu: to fly io Ibnm* f*‘i th»* HnjitUt* .U e lW A — T h r ' Bihli*!Matirlce i x T l T e 7 | ^ l ^ W l ^ t R R « « f r | m m ''- - t » f t e « r - ^ e t t f r I I ^ r 'o f r m T O Iattldy dcnlt* with Ihe working*T,„ n irjvr l<Mtay from Minneapolis, the *un out . t . a* the cloud*' |n explaining the standard of Icout* iii brother Scout* In olh-.-r j fie,I in "ibe man on ihe lie’ll *’ |Dp411 UlllMti'l >. t, • • Ut. fll- l — . .|of the church and the dutie* " f ! t,i Join Lieut. Lee in a visit I would pass over Uir *un . . . excellence Mi* Peter»mr sfre**- Innd*. theii ci{*toiil* anil histuiy airplane iidv ntetitlt it* .1 ptl* All \MI S T IR S HKTI l(.v j the various division*. In Suufoiil with .rteml* for a few everyone including the pickers the impuitance of linking an Since each Scout donor i* n*l*edj vale whip It Mit .»! .• tin* fir*t -- -----— , for nmdhiT. uttrr dunct* rarh Sunday in Hun1 to ini-lude hi* name and adilren ] Those present nt the meeting day*. They will later visit l.ieiit. mould ftdnx and in Itip foi KaUot 1.4*!*♦*, .i id*)— Fiirmei fool f»it*ml Uttr **f ihr pnrty urtna\* •tinny time ami tho M*l«rt * whU- f|Ay School of f»«*r of ihr iiirm* on liie equipment, it in felt tb it, MIAMI weie: Mr*. M. Cumming, Mr*: Lee’s parent* in Cocoa. Hr of Mr. U npnt. __ Drrfrlup bringing ihrir lliblr^ mWI f l iendshipto tliu* formed will rini-**ball s t . m r e letiiining t., the «*d It \«||* .pi •«• .19 li4lb«ll tor R.C. Wiley. Mr*. J.T. Newby, Mu-aiiy I Fiilhri I •••♦ Mr*. Fred Myer*. Mr*.’ ( ‘.V. Col. it u r*v t i . * fduml to my ainAxrfnmt that'75r. attending il»r prrat-hing n r- tribute to wiu lil-w iile undentnud-1i oiverxify of Miami '• k'* K *«r Hii' I b-uk fioio lit,- *eiM ir ale Hat ' ftr»l I diip \%itlti> Dr. am| Mri*. >\. .>* I nonnu a >« . M pht»togrn|dirr iloe# not jub! walk I yfrr Shr urgrd rgeh u»rml*rr t*» ing f ini*.cure. ( lin». Mr*. J.le Lee. Mr* J.K. i( . . . l!o |,n |iart ,OWH„| making thr I ’ satlr uniform part* being ml •' Lime, of Suvanouh i . i «r>n | I III I'llleilftal I* To I I •Courier. Mr*. George McCall. ihildie... Sarah M id 'V N. T h o r n - ^ u, „ , frlir MI1|, t it ‘<” .1 l.'ii-m lupin • 'kill 1*4 lift (-(4-1 . 14- 1*4 I'. • *| f S•* there i* much inure to it ihaniAxaiiuu t'lan one confiiriumi- feeteil im-luilr |loy Scout mid i ul* •• '"■ ' " 1■' •Mi*. A.L. liarineau.- Mr*. W.C. a*. Jr . of Oxford. 6. C lui i A , „ ,0 A M (hl. „.re « to the StandaLl of dxrellen.. Scout »bin* l wit bool li.idge-l L'll te.l Williamson. Mr*. W.L. Stouden* the m en t grie»U of Mr. and 3lrA.|||l#, hill- and i n|>«, ntvkio ( photographer* w eir at the field “mire, Mr*. Lulu Miller. Mr*. J L Jnck*on and Mr*. During tile coctnl hour which j # . r<*ady,to go to work. Thry w#lt- followed the buxine.** *ex*inn a t hief* nnd slide*, lanyard*. Ilnll and .Mr*. A.F. Ram*ay , Han «on. Fipiipnieni ; led fmound until thr majority of number o f unutviiig game* a n * «toc*kill|!* and xliivx Hi and Mr* Malcolm Mo*. I picker* had nl lived, then thty Shjnycd with prize* tienig award­ ib'slled fin iiipinrlit mriMHi in KX" WAINt kil* First Church o f Christ, Scientist tel lei and Mis* Ida Mn.tellrr o f . U l « ‘ .inference with "Kel y , ed to Mi r I. II. Ilnivcv utnd Mr*. illldr* an*', kni\i'*v. Something ulliittM- in *en-i«n'enhas ei Mti k". *li*t*pini! • Cwlumbuir F A are Ihe g u c l* Ike fi.ii.man.- Mr. Mtight .le»- SJ. Nix ulli't whiili lefteih-' -lufflr • . nf Sdrtford. Fluriilii trills. hui*h**e vnmpnksf-i. ti rtaiuuienl is '“ llack To Itatuan,” ,.i Mr. and Mr* FA . Dyson at ct.he.1 to 'he foreman put what menu- of strawbr-itv ihoitrnki ^hich open* Thuhnlay at the " r |flrr mnkinp -id*. fi»*l aid kit Ihe., home 201 West Seventeenth 1 "action wa* needed to make an Altd. ioffer weie «erved by In vites vimi iinii viuir Irii-m li in .1 If **' ipnalinu flair". w lu'llcs and flits Thealrc. _ . ' iutrrr*ting iirwurrl. Hr »ht)WW hostev,i*i Stieel ♦Flailing John Wayne n« a re­ Seoul lit i-i <tf oi v. riicle Nn. -I of Hit* F»r*t |tlie foil-man ayiimximalely where Thrive piesent weie: Mi- Peter sourceful A liter Iran army officer Hiipllml ( hun'h met in tlit* Ar.ni FREE LECTURE lit ami tin' other photographer* Ihr V 1*1 Id Fl Irnd-titP huitd, i»t ihr Pliilip|»fi»«*». the film vividly j ttII c’lnan lUwm Monday aflt rvidnntnr \ rzotl i « ami Mr*. John Ivey have pi'rfsrml Iacid and while making son. Mi* Ha*tx. Mi*. Nix. Mr- i'!iti*i*liiiir "I tin I hii*linn Si n tn i irncr^ t h r hithrrtte-umrvrnlrd IMM»n v»ilh ihr c*h#irniat). Ml* S* ••Ilf VSill t|l f•.4V ,i< their gue*t* Mi. and j the *hot* tlien explaineil when lla n iv. Mr* II T Thoma, Mi- •qill'tl' • ••! M Wftivillra t»f the h'Hipinon ‘ s. (' OirkerKon. in chargr « f tin* ill Ltppo i; , Marvin June* and Mr •ntnl atnl wh-te to liave the men loud- A.t. Itarmenu, Mf» * \ Vintii iiv WC Ifumhlev 'I, if* haMiliiK thr Jiip invndri•. I»iif»mr«ii» •rBatuii. Mrs. U II (#:•» C Statue* of llerk*ville, Ky liog tin- ltuck* of celeiy . . son Mi)|ut('il(«oll. \11w S i l ’;»»»*•• Sh i tly lu frir Il*i1iinii fall*. ,|in«*r led the drvitlionnl and jd*» • I Ills I t ill viiitnr* have returned to ..hen- ti.- would like foi the mu- IU I ,i •■lt.,111 t t 'nriu->. s i: ) b•\i 11\ lliil W .1 , Calif, Wayne i« einirird ii|» m»id tlit- Hen* madr for urmling a Im»h t.. home*. jjiitit) of tlie lilt wmker* to be Mr* INvtrtl 'll* Mr.»l M M* iniu*p Ilf t i l l - l b III I ' l l ( >i. ir> -it' j hdl* *»f Nmthtin l.u/(»n l»» nt* thrdmtitulr proplr^ «*f F.iiro|»» •tin i I I Mil Ft: | \ \ |I \|,| th. „\! th. P j picking an,| when he wanted the |i#ni* Mr** Sim v «»‘d M* o»ur#gr and •>rgami«> gtimrila Mr> (#ardinrr the* meet nty II I ... -ill. IJetl I I ( lint. I, I'll.- k> F 4 t (I nmi it ». .. . trartoi to begin moving lowarl P*r group*. With ti handful *tf loyal uith'ii priyri nil i It,in hoi" hitp«tenr Mi MK Walk., and M 'M , hr ....... . , hr Mlll lhp ,i. lk.totto.lt. Muii.li hun t t * •hjikluiltt. them ut» oldItrfl rfriunrntn \%«*rr M*rv«d lit I hoituK A-.hh> of ' ml o i , pi-l if) lour Sill(i»\ sia- tmitini’ • um| (In- photographer* wreto timid Amt'it.'kD. •rhiHd-trm’hrr. thr htwIetMru Mr#* A I fi«i .m iiioImiJ.4• 4e !•• ifa on ,i .........* peeled to arrive at »hooting at 11 IHj THE END ru n n y , m t . jj i I* M n rrnourrrful htdm and a fru n11«I Mm S J. DnVin to thr f»d Voider tomo.rnw w. *pe'.d '..ill u tiro a a 4OI1,in walked ••••* |A y, VM „ f , , ||„rI). filipim, ucipinintani’c*, hr ntiirln Mi*. S F Hickrr-n* In,.. i-tting friend* III 'hi* ‘'**> t Wnl.li veiled to one of the -‘ ntamJACKSON. Mu* id'' W hen ol tiri.ihi dm lot oftae ,.,„l SOCTHSIDE P R IM A R Y SCHOOL iu« ililfirult j«d» Mr\Y |l. (iardtnrr. Mr* II \\ Mi. W aifer l» the fori.f.-, M il-, my |)lrkf|.- w,„, wa, hogging th, Ml**l**ippi lli.ii.r III llepii*. j fmnted lie t.ppul up rang It Ih r Filipino- air m*vii nnnrtl yhnnnMM. Mr.*. W. K. ()li#n. Mr- di«’d H«dly. I I Street betw een Magnolia ami l ,a ln n lI., \\enite the Birnr. "(Jrt up o ff that uclrry *entnf iM-i 'tunned dill flip a lint* her, pul In i U'ln thi tinditihti with imiituvi.M'd wrapun* and with Kndrr, Mik . Iilin it loeath nnd | '"-l '""k bi t home ciutr, |drt»«r. Ihi* Ik not a puck- dtbate to catch « apt ui ft t Jap npiipnu-M. Ihm thi* Vitkiry. Mr*. \V. t*. \Vii«**n. Mi* Mr and Mr*. I„ II. IlatIter and ">lf bat a picking M-em-i” Trvii'w the pailinmi-nlai y 'ilnagiimp r«**rurF un ii«|M»rtmit Fill- Watm»n Burl, Mi*. Buy Hrvl. Itolmit fM c C a u le y . Jr. of Rlrn- Well, that held up th* action for tiOD ll f* tllld It »*;*, dl-Ctlh nlll|* I pitin Ciguir fi*»ii»thr "Murrh «»f MrIt M Wair. Ml*. * I mottd CnliL. have Iteen ihe re- a mimite. I hen thi* *ume |iiea- fin ;»ni4»nHnirnt t#fr titt umundiiHMit * IhMith" colour. I;u*a thry frcojl'ark. Mr*. C. IV llvii«lrr*i»n. Mr*. k ic y n in I’onili*. ’ eel.I «u r*l* of Mr and Mr. It. M,|ei--I.*vl -tiff a. a hoard . to nn nmniilmrnl Ct# stt» nntrnd 1 Amrpean pri»‘ i»rr* from ( #bnn#- \V. K. Ilrtu, Mm. J tic Wat Mitt til thru home -‘" I We«t frmr" on the -p.it Harry yelled mCKl 14• ,| 4(•mtttlllrr ttmn and 'their u|l-imp«»rUint! Mr*. M S. N’rUnn 'l. Eighteenth Stieet Ml* llather I again Move there Do »omr- for ,id 44i iifin.il Lilt 14• finuiK t* ^*nrk in Idrv'king «»ff Jnp drferur' D. I'iiilhp*. ,* Mi Wnt-on', Miter sad Robert'thing ^ p lrk *ome of that celery county Iu|(Iimii>4 Ttir hmi'f* <nn O IK MiicWrthurVi up unit lierin rating it.” . The tlmjfd ihr di-niF skni until th4• v r e » —r-------Md attlejr. Iii* nephew. d jr frtutn In, Ihr Ikftchr* n r p,iir remark come forth from h «It d«> Lrytr, form r*ritlnir ’highlights I meet at 7:30 with Mr*., Jack Horn *uh. that mi a to m y . . - "What, of thr unu-tinl picltifr . r» and Mr*. Olin ( ’ itnilliH #• -luff!' I‘*e don’t eat it!" . Twn-fi*trd’ Wayup l* thr |r* rnhDutfMf* at •!#?! Park Avrnur. Altamonte Carden Ill *pite of the liehiml tcriic f i v e l e a d i n g new ieel agenrir* ' ••oiirrrfo| < (dourI Mttddrn. with Tlie State the ahulx should- !•» tlieOntteii Stat. FRIDA\ Anthoti> gtiiiui and F«*l^ F ia ii * Club Holds Meeting ildftciiltie* Kpectniular ami inlcreating to any of Florida ha* hired thi* company quelti excellent in the ronumtic' American legion and Auxiliary movie-goer. Through the cmipera- to cover the vtute nml piihlicitu leud* o f IW1 I Filipino palfolU. |)anM, j* held at the Artnoty Tho AUainunte Gai.len Club m et 1 ti„n „ f .vfr. ||. C. 'IteU el, Mr. intereMing nnd uctive Industrie*. Beulah Bondi. Ducky Louie. RicK- ftom U:oo |>. M. to 1:00 A. M. at the home of Mr*. Ttlfnrd ,Gor- |Hugh Whelchcl, and the American So it wilt Ih- fun In wutctv for ant Loo nml I’itilin Ahn stand nut j emit Krabnm and orche*tra will ham . Wudiui-dny with Me*. RJ. t Fruit Grower* employee* it win these picture* in our local theater. nmottg . the • brilliant .supporting 1 f,lrhj„ii ,nu«ic. " Bundy, vice president, ptoiding at pouthle for the Hamilton Wright, Jint think "foffree" Snnfotd will (I'lsyetw. — AdvortUcnisnt. , ___________ .____________ the meeting. Jr. Ihiblicity Company of New I'oiilbly appear taduie the vnit except thi* time The pmgre** of «In* iM-nulificn- I York to make the picture* which public again tion drive wa. n-pokled and .»!■«• ' will la- went to New York City to lit the new»reel* “thr eye* nn-l C.K f an announremrnt wa. made that 1 |„. developed, then *hown to the ear* of the world" . tin- town. I,ml agreed to help fin- ' * nitre the l*f»Hj»tif t* nli«*n **f thr fnitt* niunit) |iutl*>e un»l thnl ss.nk vsotild Lek'in m thr nmr futine. A CAR Total carlot shiptnanU at celery (4 tjouif a thousand bell ' rosntai re* from the. Sanford d ltlilft this For -year* hack there durisg (he gloomy and rii*a«tmu« 'HO*, vnc#nt store buildings on First Street were among our moat <W*| pressing night*. Wa-could *Jaiul' without With **fW Reot" *ign«, hut vargot ( itnrea hit na where ih hurt .tho P e r so n a I s Rent fa v • Lo r r a i ne Prescott To Wed Orin Rulilou Altamonte Club To Give Show And Party • Mix. K-C, lluipci. Mi*. R.A. William*. Mm. A.U Stacy umi Mr*. Lourine Real yntei tinned nt ll.e home of Mi*. Ilnrpei on San ford Avenue la*t night for mem­ ber* of thr Aral tan l'la*» of the ............... . . . .. rir*l llaptmt Chutch* .A V ulrittinr e l.ehman ........„ . . letminn and dinner party at the home of Mr*. W.S. II rumley on * . Celery. Avenue Sunday when the family joined logetlwr for the fff»t time m *ix yeai*. Tho»e attending were: Mr. and I Mr*. II J. Lehman, S 2/c W.S, Tele. No. t4S YOU DRIVE ITi;" 5 k V * % *TV- Phone M4-J Activities \ Itobh'H feeling of good will toward yourtfclf. But If you ignore it. F v r u s saw -*j * *d. Home Bnkery K Governor Caldwell issues n you sot un ill will and unfriendliness, _w§rn|nif »g iiin»l thim: wlui. AIT you have to do to practice this nurent of virtues more tourists in FlnritD ev*r liefore, mote than thrrv is to grateful whenever you receive favors or help.ars adc |uoXu accommodations fur,, Eniille ILtux in Your Life, would slick them. "Th tic U ex­ cuse fur service mmewhat under pgr. but none at all for gouging pUr*ci” . TuurlotA have it ba ' "I tpotlgh thrao duye, what w ’illi Man** expieuioiie of wumler leave here Sunday afternoon uverJniwit ‘ train*, " ' grsrciojviled ranrrlldl ro Zhl* Aftornmin Aftarnoon frnwi frnui mtni- New York "where they will eervatlon*, ituujling etrvim. in­ caqii- tnl* ferior 'food, l.*t'» not add to but* of liie vDiting Maine dclc-Ka- on Wtidenedev on the o. 8. M their . Wee* fry meUtig them pay tion headed by Governor. Kulph mere 1end muiv fnr Ip,* am) Ir-i O f Itrewtter when they - "wcie of everything, ^'.e may want *huw a tho Intemive •grt^ultfiral district* ijn (ho outkVirts'of l Ute tben; to ruriiw back next yeai., ftty Mihllc' tour conducted! by the .eiitet?klnmeiU .Yominittoe . Branch Rickey tuiggeet* bfrgcr V "l better training 'fenilj uP the Chamber qf Commerce. might lie In the offing for'senfnnl or nonie other Central Flor­ tied * ida community with the right fecilitiaa. He woukl like to g ,r bait a do*«n clubs training In the raise Ity whtr* the eupervlaJsn aimplifleH Sml t torn _•petition.................. keener............. whU the Otty i* going tnao wllK“ bake. - John 0. Leona nty.* tha Sanford Nava, Air R U lt m it y > « " i n W ^ W . Wrjglm I f is lied# red surphij, hpt , Personal / Watch Tor exact date when we (fill o|ien in our new local loir in the Cowan Building where we will to ‘better equipjicd . . . to fulfill your bakery needs. *». the difficult, intricate, expensive things Tvldunl does that are the most valuable in And Society Edilnn C.-r_»Uf Troluck America’s Boy (iretMibtM’B Doesn’t Expuct Salary" » Seouts Helping - TmOblP Although lie's Nut Siftned U K - IInnk tireeidierg f.Vi.niai |,, < ,-.. cla<K\en if Smuts Abroad «ti>*\F\\he tOrxp<Ht* no truuble in I did get lletmil ii«..rr than iny Lehman Family Has Azarian Class Reunion And Dinner WithMrs.H.t’. Harper Circle No. 4 Meets . In Azarian Room PHONE 2U0 HO ME S ocia l .' I 1-. L’ S ■■■■! — ' I; ■ ALL CARS ioncy .entertained her. quota 'of tha scries of vanishing irogrcs' !«iv « -bridge oertiuto, ■< b«r homr. ! mi Magnolia Avenue. Those play jirig were Mr«. 0. W. Smith. Mm I Carrie Worthington, Mr*. Mike Wilson. Mr*. I.uke Thompson. Mrs. Craig Thompson* Mr*. C. L. Park*. Mt». Fled llaiger, Mi». Neil Smith. Mr*. Wrynian White and Mr*, lainey. l “BACK TO BATAAN” REPAIRS . »*• -4 • 1 PAGE THREE _______ __ ■ , THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13. 101C Mi l " ' 1 ■ *W s. . .- - _ * .. t- 4- 1 , •*- �W EDNESDAY, THE SANFORD IIERAU). SANFORD. FLORIDA FO U R In (ho o o tifH;lim its tif 11,11(1 f mHUc-fc# ut llit* fi*ImiM it, *'•I " lilt n f«* r*l. F I« 11tin r WII til D r Ijc **l Ii# * 'H-ITr li 1(I It f * ft«■ puefi ! i riilr-iu lii J. unlrt* f r#■iv* lint (In jr tif n jtefili •** « t i « r t i t . j l a lit! H jr firm! ( h i M ira tion o f tltl» no- rla lio o r ilriim nil not m» Ihtll w tie r t—ulr claim nr dionaml rtiali lio volft l» f. In w r itin g unit afuill n I h I i* ifn* l». I* K M H iA N i (ilttre 111 rr.lil.nc. fan# bolt iifflrr .AdmluUlraOn- - o f the * r o r fm State Fair Briefs ltr W IL L IA M ) CONNOLLY being shattered nt Tntp|in'* FlorIda dtate Fair—the first in four ■ ----year* —but national nebTd* Tor1 atato axpoalliona aa wall. On Saturday it was difficult to sea the exhibit*, ao Kraal was lha jam ol people. Fating place* ware ewamped; carnival men had tin nil i time tnke of more Ilian |.'i 1,000. fiemlmde County haa no exhibit at ihe fair, but nenrby, Volutin county haa a price winning dieplay of fruita and vegetable* which aipcarcd to come from two golden home of plenty, while aur* mounting thin waa an animated Lend majorette .w h ic h Kooa through Miiiie realiatlc motion, In Ihe manner of Seminole High School'. Sophie McDougat. The Tampa Tribune'* exhibit, ' which ha* pouter* nnd deecrip- •mg*' n»u»»J( *“ *' 8 tanife manta font® Men cr u| parr of a unh»U of int howlti There tnlllioi glider; auch i to coa or |l plane with i inner "J ' . “ :m . .i , ........... at the New York World'* Fair) Tampa i* jammed with vi.itor* -r.d (ho Chlckgu und Cleveland; a* never before, in the opinion exposition*. Mr. nnd Mr*, Step*, o f residents. "N o vacancy" sign* hen* have purrhnird u rharntitiK me on dl.play nt moat hotela and little home on l>avi* Island. |rooming hou.ea, A palling in their grim menace 1plain of traffic and * mechanical complexity, are n tmailx .puce ______W - . ^ W g K - . ____ They furtively er^re*. the hope that when the fair la over, thing* will WantedI Men And Wome n Who Are Hard Of He a r i n g E v e r y Ite m - A d v e r tis e d S trictly V rti’ iiifiw Minim H rrvlro lD«* lH*j. (*. Cl #ffKfr*iril, lietf lir rr#1 hi r In * I k k » f e it ia ln a h r m l iiiilwf-wi i l u r I k I*a m Ir*MMl *»r r * e n K iilM lr il n i l 1 1 f r i i i n c f i H lf| Ibf ih m fllillM** *m# >11 m o lf**#nr h i) Mf(bn*| r iiifb lfg ir b l tN ^ w •* A ril n rll n r h In. V kh hiuil hrmj b r f l r r n f l r r imn AI hr i b U a im p l r ( M l « r m m i i r l J r*pr w « n r i fm rk Km Nl « *r+ * |*k H rw p a I Kiln | i d ii b i i u l llir iit Touchlon Drug Co. O a “Wltilfl J t -Lasta” BanLa lYapfi- Y«u *»n* D^rffiis rr-iiulrrd t«* up- t»«*r In llit1 « *it r*iiI(. C iiin l uf Hfml* null* t’o u n l), llu rid n , In C1nifir#*ry, u ii (It** Mil iliiy **f Miirrh, 151 I n i* r fiih lu mill fu r d tv o r r r ih e r ilti tn tiding. Rli fiL L ir v h ilftl I It I f nf which In K I N I ’ HIl, Plain- tiff. \tr»u« MAIlV I KI.NHHH. !>*. tV Iliii., my band noil * nfftrlnl r o il n| N, nffitil. }b*oilu»dt> I'ountV. Klorld*. llit. 3|ii * » y , o t Fviiruar>. 1»«. ANNIVERSARY In Tomato flauce—Van Camp 2 Beans i *°z can 9 Beans no 2 can 12c ok Ini homll'itiriU It. I* (nets:* in ,t,«i. t SuiIh ) —in it.ii u (*;!• .uni ib. M * It *'tl It e m Mr.. I.l* I ■i n i .9 .It tv, .1 ■ Uh n l r » S n M . i l ( „ ’ )t,lk . rut! rut i i t nr tu t: rut v rv Jt mil:, ar.Hixnt.u enr.vrt. ri.uiuiM. i> r a o n t t r III; K8TATK OF II KRIOANM. O r r r.ie il A M , r||H I*ITt«l!!l A N11 I'K lI. e<»VH IIA V IN ti rl.A IM H tilt I'KM A NIOS AIJAtNHT MAID C .rrA T K ..it cii.it r r t r lt of you t ir o t ir r .l.t pn:r mi Ftt>« miry 3{. I lH** In *! r o r — na l v in n a w i .i t fiy V ' U $ hY Hhli-K aaW cut# li MOIUOTfTjn N A PO LI, plaintiff. r » . NORA OA1* Sweet Juicy | y g Q Oranges a W ruU (J Juice a W Special Birthday Ga. Bwcxt Potatoes 8it* 47e Yams 3 ib* 29c H ® - ’* Idaho Baking Grapefruit n> 5c Potatoes 5 ib»27c C A RROT S 2 bch, 15c CELERY • J We've printed .a a S pecial 2uLh Amrtnenmry Wtale Trice 1i»t. « big 8-page, newspaper SIM, aupptement In color. Ask tor copy at store it you didn’t gel Lemons rillsbury’s Rest ib 10c Potatoes 2 ib* 15 Florida Broccoli 2 9 c Cauliflower ib 12c U. S. 1 Maine White Snosheen pkg 2 6 c O ld G lory Soaked Baby Lima Beans 8 no Kitchen Bouquet Vegetable Cocktail Sauce 16 oa 2 12c 2-oz 22c White House Vinegar Pint 10c Educator 16 oz Natl 3 Minute *~ certain Alia fur dttfurco p^mllng in lli#» I’ roult I’ourt *>f I’omwIF. Florida, an i*l*brpvlale*l till** Tea 4 oz 2 4 •oz 4 7 C rax, 1 if*l Cake Flour Van .Camp'a Tenderlraf S a fr a aa B m ssra B B Van Camp’s Red Kidney Tenderoni pkg 9c H Cs^ .1a.1mr.llita.iM1, E’>* February illi. day r«b^H Hlgger than ever-belter than ever—Table Supply'a 20lh Annivcr*ary Sale bring* the year's biggest food b.irguln»—Bret come. Oral nerved, hurry! ItiWtirii. you »r # , t»PM l»y ie«|uir«tt u» *»»- 'Prrrap*-*!- T LEGAL NOTICE tteorg. tt K Kit JAN** pg»HI>AKY"l3; »»<6 Tetley’ s Tea ' 4-gz 26 c SUPER SPUDS TABLE SUPPLY* 2 ®" 1 0 a 3 V 'P P n V ftT Q ) T Ia . G » « en C a b b c y o ib * 4 c Odd Medal NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT Flour 5 ib* 33c Nat’l 1 Min. Hominy Henrt .Spaghetti Dinners p^g 37c Sunihine Ktispy North Dakota Certified Rod 111i«« Scud I'olntovs! Order now heforu it’.* too late! VELVO T a b le Supply BRE AD 16-oz loaf COFFEE 8C 2 lbs 39r UJUuMAtOAif CloatiL, jloachcB, Disinlcctc! JU P IR F IA x U -ttl Green Giant Lend O'Sunahlne Peanut 2nd HI. at Sanford Ave. Phone 358 Ktum#f7 Ptanui CONCRETE PR O D UC TS Concrete Pipe, Iluiltling Uloeka, Rcady-nlbied Concrete, 8epllc Tnnkn, Concrete Fence Poet, Well Curbs and Property Mark cm __x. m*- — Ureened, Drawn prcaaed. Drawn troc’iutWR] i ^ ^ Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co. WHOLE POUND Huuikcd Bacon Sanford, Florida, ANNIVEBS4EY GRADE A BEEF R IR S iE CLAPP Strained Hanty ndguisi Peat Turnip Durr* warns or Kufnn Ihse.ltp no 2 �I I / WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY IS. 4916 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD PI-OfWM PLUMHING Repair work a s|>ccinlty Free estimates. Prompt service All work guaranteed • • Installed Floor Mats $6.00 Installed Scat Covers $12 & $13 Complete Units • Sealed Beam Adapter $7.10 up • Radio Batteries $5.95 >7 • “ Henry” Wax Job $3.00 { ® l Roy Wall 618 Mellons Hie .W e. Phone 813-SI Stalks SIGNS SHOW ^j£R.Y D€PART/V1£/vT O—Dec’s Sign Service, SEM INOLE TIRE SH O P 201 Norift Park Oranges 8 CARD AND POSTERS “ Full Grapefruit lntr\ p ^ ... (O . 0 . L A N d r e s s ; ‘ Lemons >b Phone 07 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING f f i f l o s H 'g s t i r w a M t i r m r 1 Carrots 2 bch 15c Quantity ItTglilj S o je iv e d Prices C oed Thru Satuiday F i*1(5.67. m 5 IE ‘ Diiitiioom Itaatm l II. It. POPE COMPANY. INC. S-BEDROOM 2-*torv borne. Park Avc. First come wilt tret, this bargain. Ktlunrd F. I j ll't. BALLARD'S feed, groceries. etc. Phone H85-J. 11. Q. Tuucltteu 1201 Celery. — •tlOWHOUf -HBKE WHKRF---PRIVACY 18 RKSPBCTBlJ YOUR natural dr»lrc for privacy in money inn tier* in strictly . reapccted here. Frier.ri* nml relative* are not questioned * about your. credit. Your cmnloyer or huxinci* astnciMe* • .ill not bear of your personal affairs. There D no cause for (ml>nrraa»mcar. ' Ueaioifhble crWil requirement#. No co-mukiulBjin money loam. Variable pnjWrmt plan*. F A M II.f^ L O A N CO. Florida (tank Hide. Phone 33 WIT ARE fully equipped and know .trow to recap your. UreaNatural rubber or synthetic, « c protect ildewallfl of ypur tire*. Jo— * Tire Shw, Cor. l*t ami Elm. Phone 008. MODEL A Truck * will trade for del touring car. r f f i T l t c d M furnished bungalow or hid. mi West 10th Streel. Immed­ iate Possession. Robert A. William* DOIMiE - PLYMOUTH Phone 732 Atlantic Bank llhlg, PARTS AND SERVICE . TABLE ton Florence slovr In go>d tog t'ahnrlto Are. I'honp tot I condition. t t | l Mellonvillc.^ AUTOMOBILE paintinir. welding BEST buy in Florida — FurnUhRoy Reel. 300 W. 2nd St. w.1 *tucco bungplow. Edward F. SEWING machine* repaired Wil llama Fix it Simp. 2f>fi W. let. FOR A good furniture deal See Walter Beal, phono 127 POTATOES -Uarikn. fuUlt I MJSOELLANEOUS^ | DEPENDABLE AND PROMPT Drycleaning Service No i c o n s Yam s' 3 <b* ,29c 11ill*, ii-ii.i- a Potatoes 5 ibs27c l 1.4 l(o< ltf|nfe ANING Co, LANEY’S DRY ( Potatoes 2 ib» 15 Plume 163 I Inrillil (Cauliflower ib 12c Garden Fresh. Homo Grown Fruit And •Super Spujt Potatoes lOibi 59 I'liw l Miupcftuit ESS SERVICE Rusinesn Opportunity PROTECT your clothe*, furniture and woolen* front moth damage MAN OR VtfJMAN, any ago. to own and service (in -pare time) for 5 -year*. One spraying of Bellini does it or Berlou pay* route U. 8.. postage *tmnp for the damage, H‘* odor law. nine hint-/; pay excellent weekly eUlnleaa and drv cleaning cantncoiWe; no ’ experience note*noi remove It. ToUcbUm Drug wiry; a postwar future; |395 Immediate caah ret|uired. Give phone number for |H-r*onal in­ ORANGES t ’ .OO bushel delivered. terview. Write llux FNM '• I t W f Lord Phono 7R8-W. CHICKEN batUriw. -m«Ul broiler ipiit?. bktUrlea, fbtltnli *p«cilon* arranged a venicuce. t’ b&ne 924 WANTED jCold Promt rat ion LIQ ITI). TABt l.TS s Al \ i NllhP DROPS t »l lift s I (INLY AS IH K E f'IM i Special for Thurs. - Frl. - Sat II VHMONIt VS N<iV I I I V i n f (H US. SHF.1CI Ml *»l* II \M i IN STR l MEN IS, \l c t SSOI1II v REEDS VPPl.lAM I s Tomatoes — Dell Peppers Lettuce — Yellow Squash Celery — Snap Means Bannas — Apples — Oranges Grapefruit — Orange Blos­ som Hnnev — Cut Flower* nml Potted Plants Fancy Baskets of MIXED FRUIT’S How women«"(/ girls way get wanted relief Shipped Daily from functional p e r i o d ic pain HAVE room for one passenger lo S»n Diego, Calif., leaving Thur*. WEEK—large and driving. SPECIAL Share rx| fre*h Florida egg* 60c Phone 038, Palmetto Grocery, Phone t p . PUL buy your car, rcgardle** cf age or cuiullllon. Roy Reel, RABBITS, R a lib lta ”# Rabbit*, giant cbeckera, New EetUml Doe*, bred and have tha buck*. TOP prioe paid for u« Call 204 for C. I- Budge*. nmko or nStdel. I.. Jr., Phone Orlando BLOND modernlatlc 5 piece din­ lect. ette oulte. Excellent condition. In<|uire 010 W. |«t St. or phone 791-W. \ IT'*ri« YlT%*R t f. h±i Btsijhi rt loot fitmp-sic f *»sd t**f*VG t of fatrftceiiAl |«*fi it* dl*I#«* Ta*» V | ItrrJt it litosAJ AllRHlUl* Bpl* ,l‘ . Mil tittmlfca,* Ilii’Y i- lp feulkf t»* i•iapai |*f Hr# iHUgS»* " t*s *«****•■fe.nc»t B. K. and H. V. AIKI 110 W. First Street sausage t ‘ i 4. * " } o v f M W . It Ifw 4$ I feel# (tu rf# P#tn dd# la 1 I J iits.;e* l p a t -dUO cause* I f f It I lur.n-it A Urnvvn '■fflwin* Lost and Found JUST reccived-a automobile*. »bipm«nl of sanrort LOST: Sterling tilver identlfica, tkm bracelet. Evelyn Moore, Plmiiu 411. ‘ ' -L fC'j Wienwy ib 35c I.OST; Mari’* wri*t watch, Benru*, In vicinity Baptist Church Sun­ day. Phone 10G0-J. Reward. Glaaa Co., 117 3. Park, 303. L A Y IN G hr/a aulanty,, yard* of ,. Whlta Stock*, New ttam|«hlrc», Plymouln Hoeka ana Ixsthom*. A few pair* Of nit* bgxtUm*. Call 201 for C. L. Bridge*. ONE lol funftti Phimi* CrromulMon rrllcvM promptly («•- cause It coet'right to the teat of tie? WANTEli TO RENT f> room apt. or houw. Pat­ ent farniy with children. , Tt. it. Cameron, llOVk N GREYHOUND fJUS ia on the air over WOBO tonight si 6il0 and oker WLOP al 6.-2J with a|l ihr "dope" on (he dog*1 Ihe Sanford-Ur landu Krone | Ctuh. Rates Start 8:00 r.M. Sharp I'niriKhl'n All-Star VuilWi.sHEIi Fume 7 GOOD u*ftd Ul(l* top,. ti burner e Range. A, HOOVER vacuum cleaner. 392-J axenhiK*. :u '» 1 BABY c illC K S —-Start litem Mittonvttts Ave. HEAL. ESTATE C R E O M U L S IO N DUtk-Dxvgki FlJR NEXT _____ _ H Npt. to 2 bedroom modem ting cottage or 3 or t room apt. furnished. A ll convenienc**, heat, for middle age - f Altamonte couple from Wl»con*ln erRn atucco obedient, well-mannered* dog. t Give full detail*, price* for M W V C. R. Crowell, P, * O. , B o t..) 4,. Plymouth, F^. Phono m . si: uci'Ut NO MINORS ALLOWED altoul 12 miles South o f Hanford I ’BCt'KItTY fcsrrgn Home*, sy t^ a rife ftj Homer SewGl ■ Wtth , Q-Neml. Phone sr mi o i f sin.c'l_ Shoulders *b 32c / L iv e r- 1VANHOE Cl u__Phone >11.' ■ NT Plnanco Officer, I* asalgnott Air Ba*g V «- •ffa. . - r i - f | - . - JOE KIRKWOOD, FAMOUS GOLF TRICK ARTIST, H ELP W A N T E D - for hour* SATURDAY FEB. 1 6 - 2 t’.M. laundry and OYSTERS 22c Feet Ib . good Wjwlll teach yeti, flem- ADDED VEATUBE: WiftritD: \ matciic- between » ■ R fou p o f faindoA Women . ’ J |55c p . CU. Spanish M tckerel ib 2 7< \ film* tali Snappers ib 39c 12c Fta. Caught Speckle Trouf ib 35c . Cisloi Reach , Good Preah Maryland }'-ld U<entern Cut ante Office, Orlando Air Bax COLORED J5D girl* M Sausage ib 35c hooter, prmc FOR SALE at Ceiling Price* 1937 Dodge 1H ton teng rat platform „ 4-door A RIB CHOPS Ib 45c ST# WHOLE LEGS Ib 39c I f CROSS CUT SHLDR lb 27c i BREAST STEW lb 19c All r*-rk •• in, motor AA Ciiudo V/*;jic*tii L T U R N A T HKD A R R O W kwuckies BEST CnjrD E POME LA R D yA Lm #t■**(■+*ti 2 %u 4 a d«*a* on'V ■tbte Hurkel-O-PfoaL | 2U mv" i «>n Route 17 (Suprord Highway) A. Rl»*ane. Pa- ilS S T . CGLii M g fllfs SM t). G/L«.'0;VI B O U ILLO N CUBES c SPJJIEO •MISsCtTEoAl M E A T Need a L AXAT IVE? AT LONflWOOD ’ is*0 P* S L h t ' i i ' - i>>( I 1 >V,.’i CHi’d ; e i * -.» m s for Couihj.CkcjtColdr, Bronchitis SANFORD-ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB ays MAN NICE fat ducks. troubln to lichr loosen nml t si* l germ laden phirrrm. ond ftld tint urn to aootiie and tieal raw. ti-mbr. In­ flamed bronchial tnuroUS liielubrane*. Tell jour ilnigai-'t to r,-ll jntt B bottln of Creomulilon with Uic nndcnUtidinK you must Uko the way ib quickly allay* the couclt or you aro to have your monry bat k. », ® ifl| Refl Hives *m 13 29c W hen Avn iiftblo 71 / / Churngold lb 25c TETLEY Oraot'c Pekoe As AGtcrliscd In McCALLS t'ampbeh e Black Bean. Soup goo »«* Mustard 9c 12^q Borden'* For Your Valentine HnapUragout 1 12c Tea 4-ox 26v* ib 49 rrench't Red no Liplun'a ^ large Ikmicj uct« RQc "!> 59c �7 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1916 TH E SANFO RD HERALD , SANFO RD , F L O R ID A RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR Rear Entitle Snles—Rcntnla—Mortgage Loans Dependable Insurance and Bonds Phone 960 Room 4, Florida State Bank Buldtnf With JULIAN STENSTR0M CourtN Kicked Again The’ old tennis couit aituathn went before, the City C om m it doners again last night. A letter was read to the bodr from Margnret Wright regarding what nc lion was going to'he taken about the construction of the courts. The commission, at one lline, ile- NOTICE! rt BAYAIU) REALTY COMPANY well your pro­ perty. 40 years EXPERIENCE In buying and Helling real estate. 20 years of honest endeavor in Sanford. Call ul office or phone 80H. L B A Y A R D R E A L T Y CO LICENSED REAL ESTATE IIROKER I'M HEADIN’ HOME. TO REPAINT WITH PITTSBURGH’S COLOR rtofil DYNAMICS!* > YEH - Z N OLD« “ De c G r a T in g SCHEMES ARE I -----OUT! J Msry Is siyUlasd Is Phttksrgl Ve huve 11 complete stock of the BEST GRADE OUTSIDE BAINT 11111I INSIDE CO 1.0 US nnd FINISilfiSI ALUMINUM, SHELLAC nnd VARNISH I IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES nl(h( tu ilir rrcrratlon commit' If*. headed by. J. 1. [nyly. {WJiy iliil I hr 4,'il) dld> h it# to do Ih iff \\ h> couldn’t they decide where lo put the rourta when here practically every Irnnia In Hanford wanted them? The he»t thing the Commiaaion would -do to itop thli buckpaiiing would be to turn the money *ppropriutrd for tennia court* over to the Sanford Tennia Club ami then nsaiat the dull in building the rourta. The annual Waihington Pay celebration in Kuat^f will feature an oulixiari! - motor' l>oat* racing program. The first race will i* the midget and Clava “ A ” race (mixed). The second event will be among entries of the’ Claws "C” service run-o-buut' types. The third race will he a class “ C* Itunabout race while the fourth will be "free” for all type boats. No hydroplane* will be permitted in the third race. All motors must be aervlre slock motors and ran run with or without muffler*. Any conIctan i that has been barred from vnv previous rare of any l/pr In I hr past year In Klorlda will not. Iir permitted to enter an) t.f Ihe events. Any persona In H-nfnrd or Seminole Cooi)ty who wishes lo enter Ihe pro­ gram ran obtain entry blanks ■r the Herald office. Flo,Ida Roundup . Tltn South Kl.iri.ls f InHerr-fllnTfC Iniirnumrnt o|>eiir<l today in Mlaoii \\illi more (ha^BO conic*!' anls . . . Manager Mtj Ott seemed very pleased with the opening sessions of the (Hants* Spring workouts . . . The newly orgauirc.1 kennel club in 1‘enaacwte baa opened a '.St day- meet'. . . The first dead heat of the current Hialeah nutting saw two maidens. Hell Time ami ('Trillv Ann, earn their hmckCta ,. r . Knrt l-auclrr<lu|e playrra are holding the apittight nt Austin Smith Championhl|t Tennis tourney bring held iu Fort I-autlcriliilF. ,. .Southern.-Sports (iowalp The (•rorgla-Ktorldn hrop will oprn play on April .70 . . . For their sixth Southeastern confrrmce victory o f Ihe neasAn, Tennessee defeated (ieorgla'a lluildogs .77 lo 2a In a rough litl. . . Louisiana Slate and Tulane have agreed lo rut ■ pair of games from their schedulr h rrru sr of the S o u t h e a s t e r n loop tournament which begins on Kelt. 28. . . The Birmingham llarona have void pitchers Tom Murray and John Duncan to the Annlstoo. Ala. club. National Notes , New York's Madiaon Srptarc Carden has ahut ita door* aa a result nf .Mnyftr William O'Dwyer'» order closing all amusement places because of the fuel famine resulting from the tugboat tleun. . . . Seven steeplechase jockeys and n trainer have been barrel limn Muryl-nd tracks fni* life as ■ result of charges that they participated in the filing of n ftjitrr at I'iinltru last November . . The Boston Kcd Sox have t reel veil the slgndl contracts of iiioundsman Mace Brown and first •acker' Paul Campbell . . . A l­ though n month of the National llock-y league season' remain*, The Complete Balnt and Glass Store LETCHER E. ROLLS, Owner 117 So. Bgrk—Bhone .lOD r iu m w i > ,n n on umpire argument*. Higbr nuth■ ffil and pitched for the Manila (lodger* in lb* ^Philippines Army game*. One day, he aay*. he thought he .polled the rival'pitch, er balking. With the cuitomary gusto of •n irate manager, llir b e ' rushed from the dugout hollering, “ Halkt lialk!" *The umpire turned on llighe with a tiland expression and de* dared, " I can’t call ILH "Why?** demanded Ihe irate Ulghe. _ • T h e um pire shook h i* head aad ly and remarked, “ 1 don't Sinovi what a balk i*.'' 7*. * B 21 ft. o f yir ion ft. of S to ft of Block "27 Itoblnvhns-Survey of an Addition lo Hanford, I’lat Hook 1 C m n » : A 91. lads 1. 7, > A II IMock A Amend* fd I’lst o f 0 |m«tra.V A Mtllsrs Subdivision I ’lai llook I Pair* 1 0 . I>.i» 9 * lo Illock t. Mayfair. I'lal llm.k 3 P sg ss -.1 A 13 A I'lat Hook 4 I’ay r I ait 27 Kim I Addition lo Cllrua 11 .la lila I'lal llooic 3 P » « « »7. la.I 3 lama'a Addlllon I'lal Hook i !•**» tv'll of MtV", K-.II..II 4 Tow nihlp it Hoillli llni.ur 31 K ail H S " I Rtf, of HW . * W R of N\V|* of HVVt» Her lion l « Town* all Ip 10 Houili llunua 21 Kaal. Hr. Iloii llunu a n .4 > IIIIIA . Slk. I*** Seven Room House Five Room Garage Apartment Located close in on Palmetto Ave. Ideal for Home and income. Possession can be arranged vn house. l< 31 s irrin g S V M 'U IU ). Robert A. Williams Phone 7.12 KK.144I V.MV Itraltor Atlantic Bank llldg, NOTICE. 18 Ill.’MKIIV UIVI5N that pursuant lu Chapter 1*1, Florida Mlalule*. t i l l aa ametwlrd. Ihs fu llow iag (I escribed land in Hemlnols t'oustr. Klorlde. w ill he offered fo r hat* si Putdlv outcry for the hlahesl and bast rath I.M, si Ihe front d * »r o f Ihe Hemlnole Count)' Court House at Hanford, beginning Kt l l : l » A M., on M on.lay Kvhruary li lh . t » « « : U l ' 71 A 72 t r a n k I,. \V»...|* r o l l s Hllb.tlvlal.in I'la l Hook 3 • I'uge < 1. Hols 71 A 74 Krunk I. W o o d ­ r u f f s HulMtlvIalon I'la l Hook 3 l’» g « II. ‘ , 4 Kl..ra llrtg h ts t'tal Itook 3 I'age t*. W H of S W U of N W 14 Hertton 33 Township 31 South lU n g r It Convenient Easy Terms! 1-oV. I Block. 3>- HSrrtamlin-r — fads f. IS * It ftlorb 3* Han­ ts ndo. % . l-ol* 1 to 7 llluck 3* Hsnlando. .. Ixd | Itlock It Hantan.lo la, I I block L M ayfair, I'tat Itootr-y Paget It * S3 « I'la l Hook I f-sgr II.U>| 1 Itlock t M ayfair, P lat |l»ok 3 P aara 31 a 12 A I'la l llouk I P a t s VI. laita I. I A A Block 4 M a 'f s 'r P in t' book 1 Pages I I A 42 * Ptsf Honk 3 Page II . tails 32. 23. 31, A 31 Him k I Highland P*7k I'la l II....M I I's g s II. • ■— la.I 1< Hlock | H ighland P a rk Pint Hook 4 P age t l. tad s l - l to • lltork I I l»ream wold I'lal Hook 2 P a g e s » » * » l A PtSI Hook 4 P a g e . >« A !•» ■-..IM II A tt llloek IV Itresm wold. I'ls t Hook 3 I's g r s *■> ft II A I'la l flunk I Ibtgrs 3a A » , tails 13 A 13-A Hl««-h IV. lo .n o .H'.l.l PISl Hook .1 P ages ;»*• A * I . * A I'la l ll»|.k 4 Pngrn JO * »»_ la.I I Hlis'k 7 M sy fslr I'lal llook ■ 3 Pages 24 A 42 A I'la l Hook 4 I's g , II. V la.I 2 Illock 7 M ayfair I'lal H »»k 2 Pages I t A I t I I'la l llook 4 P a g , II. H ta ft or N 150 (I. o f K 14a fl of tail. 2 Hlnrk A. W llriill . A d■81Ion lo laingwood Plat llouk 7 I’ags 22 . tail 24 Illock A Huena Vials Itsla lfa plat llonk 2 P ages I A { tail 2 Illock I I I irsr.in w nhl. I'ls i Hook 2 P ages la A » l A I'la l llook 4 I'a g s , 20 A *V. • lo t s 2 A IS lllk IV I ireaoiw»»!d I'lal flnok 2 Pages fa A 91 V I'la l |l<".k 4 Pages' 2o A 99 . . lolls IV A 20 Illock 19 llreai.iw.nld Plm Hook 2 P ag es 9a A 91 A I'la l llook 4 P rg rs 1* A 99 l)al 19 lllatk It llream w«l,|. Plat llook 3 I'sgaa *u A 91 * pint llouk I I's g r t 2 » A 99 la.l 4 A N • ft of fail 7 Illock * H e r 7 Tha Town o f Hanford, lads I H |« Itlock 1 Hoolnodo I 1st..Hook * Pages 44 44 . s< *7 U '!g II FU( lltiAk A 12 lllctrk 1 f*tinrm L MAPLE SUITE .Stunning i|ualit>, smnrl styling arc cfimhintfl in this living rotim suite of Mupte upholstered in heavy Sailcloth In a choivvi of floral patterns. Begged joint con­ struction, it represents the .bent iff craftsmanship Breakfast Sets Maple for day in and day out use, this five piece net consIh( h, of refectory. extension table and four chairn with uphoNlercd or plain chair sentH . f, H l » S t at Lot • ! A all o f Lata I A I KIU A. rscK s Put nf part of flection *9 T «w n »k lp I I Noulh H aag* tt b a i l. Plai llook I. P ag* II . . la>(* I A I Hlock* i V D rnim w ald. r u t Itoalp | Page* ( • A It A Plat Hook 4 Page* la a It. Ia>«* It la I t llloek I Dr.wniw.dd Ptai -Hook 3 P ages t l A t| A Plat nook 4 P agM 19 A tt, , W t rhs. of N t t ehs. nf 571* -of N W H Hecllon I I Tow nship 29 N o t h Range 3t K**i. 5 » A- 3 PIECE MJ) f (,|r. ( Ja A I'la l lltiok \ I'ant g| 1 laits a lu 11 niuck > lIlKlilnhd I Park, His I Honk 4 P a*.. 2 a. 1 Iota II lo It Illock II Highland Park, I'lal llouk 4 Pa gw IV. Is.ls 24 A 27 ^iTiMiddl Plat of Drub! Park. PIsi llook 7 P ages I A t lad t l - IllofV 21 tltewmwnld Plat ,11.10* 1 I'agvs » « A 91 A Pis I llook 4 P a s s, 2« A 99. lad I llloek 22 Itresntwold Plat Hook 2 Pages 99 A 91 A I'ls l Hook 4 Pages 29 A 99 lad 3 Illock 22 llrsarnwrold, I'la l nook ) l*s*e« 9 * A • It a Plat Hook 4 I's g e , jo A 99 U d a 22 A 21 Hlock 22 Dream WuWL I'ls l llosk 1 P ages 90 A II. A r i a l llook I P ages 30 * 99 , lads II A 24llloek 23Dream wold »;iat_ liuQk. l . l : « * e . * * _ * v Lola f. I. J, t A ( Block It H igh Had Park rut Book- 4 Page It. Lot tt Block 17 linens Vista Kstslea Plat llnek I P ggba I A t. tails I I A 21 Black C linens V isla ^ K ii a t * * Plat Hook 3 P ages W E ARE MOVING. INTO LAR GER N E W OFFICES ttt. u f a u i r io t hu n t Douk 1 Pace 71. . 40. It. >3 4 >3 .& < < ' A ddi­ lo I'ltifliJITf i rWT Hook - U S III Hi:Vi of N W U Tow n.hip id Houfl? LEGAL NOTICE (look 1 Pages ( • A f l A P lat 45 llook 4 Pores 19 A » » lad 27 niork 12 Dreamwold, Plat Jtook 1 P a g e ., 94 A 91 A PIsi Hook • 4 P ages tit A *1. lads 4. « A 7 Illock 2 Highland Psrk Plat lkt«h V P ag e sa. . Jod 17 Pine Heights I'ls l Hook * I 'l a r ( I . ' lolls 14. 14, If, It A I* llloek 7 Highland Psrk I'lst llook I bags. 1 1 . lads 32 A 11 Amended I'ls l of Druid Park Plat llook 7 Pages FOR THE C 0 N V E N N IE N C B O P OUR CUSTOMERS Lot* PI. i> la d , tion w »»_A. "f isg* *3 Ka*L A , _ « l M R 14 » f Tow nship 29 1,11 fe*t) tii.M-k •U Park, Plat Odd Choirs, plain seats. upholstered or BEDROOM SUITES Honey-tone, rock maple bedroom »el. Sturdily, constructed— bimply dcwljrned in the early American manner. Includes bed, chest, van­ ity and bench. Maple Table! A wide choice of Maple end tables to match your other furniture. 9.95 up STUDIO COUCH I f extra sleeping space Is what you need, you'll 'w an t this good looking atudio' couch thmt apena Maple wood frames, up­ holstered In ■ novelty AGENCY �f t • A • "TT In Onlly There I* Strength— ^ ‘ THE WEATHER To Protect the Peare of the World) To Praiaote the Progress of America; To Prod ace Prosperity f or Sanford. ' i ? AN D A 'il.V r a U i NEW SPAPEK "1 ■ ' .VOLUME XXXVII Established 1908 Naming Of New * Interior Heat) Expected Soon SANFORD, FLORIDA. May Soon Sail To GI Dad In U.S.- THTTRSDAY, FEUHUARY U. 1‘Jlli Chiang Shouts Chinese Are No Longer Slaves T^' J f 1 ” I ... L . * m Associatril Press l/caacd Wire NI'MIIKK ity WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.— (A P )— President Truman is e x i t e d to act swiftly in naming a successor to In* .tcrior Secretary Harold Ickes. question as to who may get the cablnc^poaL.which Within UAW President Pre-\ diets GM Stri ke Wi l l Be Settled In Ne a r Future Chins SHANGHAI, Kch. It . (/II— Tho* vesce nf Generalissimo I'hiailg Kai-Shek pulsed with emotion ast Jm shout.df "\V«* are free and 1n! -.ijorideiu, We no longer have to It’ e .1; i b und beasts of bure-^^-rnL'’ ■ ‘ WASHINGTON. Feb. 24,— ^ (A P )—The new uilministra- * tion wage-price policy ants -W tm r a m r m “srttt-Is—hOlTlg fll1- “* layeii, along with the annomicemcnt of a price lioont for the Hteei imluaLry. Ati■liniatration source# cllsolnae then* at ill is disagreement among top officials, includ­ * h is ’ ■ hOn,IH)0 voice* split the iky will, » thunderous roar of lippruvtil a- tin* Generalissimo continued; “ I return to ymr the rcnpuii -ability uf preserving ihnao janvrrei|*n light** fores or.'* The scene v»n> the S'illl .-h inglinl i hi i track, and I he (iciiend* I '^ ^ u I t f n i F T o m o r r o w r is stiir regarded ilh very w much -up in the - air. The UI7. Wage, Price Policy Still BeingDelayed Gay White W ay Quiet Under Closing Edict Generalissimo Talks Before 500,000 On President S a i d To Be Combing Poss­ ibilities For Man # O f High Caliber ■- - I c f c c r IN D E P E N D E N T ? fllimdj with scattered showers and thunderstorm*. Clearing and n.urh reldrr Fri­ day. —Ik President I* said to be combine ing President' Truman, on policy the possibilities for s man or mallei-. Mr- Truman is said 'to top caliber. In thin- way political - s ill l.i set up a ougv increase t- -tit. it .i. -peaking nil lltr aboilobservers believe the circum­ formula which will make it un’ tiici ul fstia-tiniinrm lity (ft stances of Ickes' resignation may nrcea-oi-ys for the « ime stahiliiacm under thr Miinptr ^ysitrn THREE OF THEE BURVIVINf# CIUAHS Ihitit*iii."RihiftkiitL,tTmitiif Hit- t * posijiblv . bo off-set., lion board in |ni*4 on every ^ fflt ^ h e ^ . ''N iji- li^ s je ^ it f r . Tell thfur Jlqit Jh*y " J '» h f"i* ‘nru tiiiti..nH h I ad e*-l Secretary ;1 ' Ickes resigned after wnr, hear thCjJtO -ingle wage iacit'a*e granted. .* -lad,’ e**tll wniluiii rnftjupaqn*of•*PittetiuypH.i rtf luVr-tnil aui -mul-put *ovri-i eig ii ity 1 declaring President Truman had m ay itoon Juitl tlJ Tharp aim U continuing dis­ f’hine itccntlj' released from the nrmy. nrmy, Thompson csiHvts r*inv... to ... W .. fn o i o f < questioned the veracity of his agreement on .whether a liooat ^)wt*tf< s rr'J: t^ w i hlldn-n, tl tlre‘ **t,,* ; i^?y’ U lb . r - r Ji«*!i‘I that ft testimony concerning Mr. Tru­ within u. short time m marry the mother «'f his children; in star) prices should apply only extra­ wyfc, Mis. hleanor Jercmami I hoinpaon, has-filed suit for divurco I J vn* i liii'Hy n.ceoir O KIIIN AU lLt ThhM INO W ITlI ML'MANITV a Ibc hour this photo 11 , 1 , taken. New Vi rk's Times man's nominee for undersecretary' to carbon steel nr to alloy steel territoriality that China's viiat in the Smoky City. (Internalinssl Soundphoto) (square distrlrt U quiet and empty shortly nfle, midnight following u proclamation by Mayor Wii4* o f Navy— Edwin Pauley. renutres went, nut to enrich the hum O Dwyer (inset ^ which o tiicirf‘ ihsclosin ; ,.f all places of genetal a-srmbly The measure. Ickes said that Pauley, ns Na­ I os well. C l i i n - f . but to add to the w e a l t h . , hp mi, „ Itl„ vr n i , , a k ,.„ Hi frty, iHt)■ I <1 III4* i| if the shortage of t l o n a I Democratic Committee D HTKOIT, Fsb. It, pP)—Today " c . ° r t'J M ...a | flit I ttrouitlil tm h\ ilu* »trikr uf inglnmi oprrntt .N il L it l* | Ni*v V*»f k‘«. fill*I route- into the nty treasurer, had suggested $300,. piiiper^ - v - - ; 01) nu.se,I by the tugs, I Itilrriiatliioal I is she 4iJlh day of the nationwide 000 could he obtained for 'the ling l t ( hinng t«* -peak to ilrtk e of 17e,l)»0 C IO united party coffers If the government y -le m — (O f { gil m1111it>ri *»f 111 .-ii in wurkrr- ai plants » f the ■ , would hold o ff in a suit to gain Shsitiirbt ' u ii (fir M*r«* spot with rsl Mutnr- rurpm atmn. Il title to certain oll-bcarlng tidelhe Gli * DP f f«*i uffiif Atiiintw find- GM and the muni still an lands. Ickes termed It the raw­ Alt si .* hina'i Sha itl*tmi foi ypurl t n (kanc i«*ur% its whw est proposition ever made to him. tilt* nm.bt popU' 4*1111* t * i -\ the strike start***! Truman said he thought Ickes b ii- and thv iiNktliniT loiiimcrt Miiwi vrr f VVV I'ltvhlrnl B-J. might have been mistaken as I — -----I * —~ — r . «H«| fimitin il !T*fttrf \ H lifffl Thoma* — fuIluwtiiK v«j|»f®»r**rMrf-f» t® what Pauley had been driving ; C u r |e v FaC CS S t i f f !J U tllO r T r ild C B o d y f * > A a t LHf « .in*. .»f v xtm •tgr*» with special Kivlerni m riliutoi. ' .. .^luii wuh more Warns, However, Submarines Mold Promise •l. k , ------rv---- a t •i m _ M - L il.. Iitnie.s !)eur> has pi^llvtetl that m I hiflfnr SIlMIlffhirt iMM Ik!- U. ti) President Truman conferred To oSponsor -Mobile t hi -ink-* Hit) be -cltlrd In She t! fMli*uii*nt vk»s * th« t lilt*-1 "lii i4-:i-i! Of Becoming Most Successful Method today with a Dumber of Demo­ tim IliM ii ni fatuir Thomas Blood Bank I n it il %h n»t 4 Id. Ii i ItIneMe economy ^ cratic congressmen from the ( ’oiofressman Promis- hal given n*» oplnnatltui other Of Transporting Atomic Weapons lari.; tm* mtf i rmtionAi lu» nr. I western states in the wake of than to ■sll> he >b‘<-s Not ms? cabinet crisis. Among those who Jack llaligan of thy L 'Krlmwde *•«'! lU'Illrtit win not t liinese, but WASHINGTON. Kch. It. (/IVhow the slllk e ran !u)| much Unitid visited the While House at Mr. Thc mayor of Boston. 71-year- County Motors was e l«te d presi­ mt* link* bitit of tbi* WASHINGTON. I V*# II iV **r uni its ilr put It.’ "GM Britain, I ranre, (IcrmiltJI L it * l A .n u n al t ln " iU 'i S r m ii, n.» Truman's request were Senator old James Curley, has been denied dent of tho Seminole f'oqnty ! Hlnle Is to k'rt tuinpIcW'ly broke." Ju|rnn Ininn|»luuto«l IB t<iid iht* S "#?i%11* N a v a l \f? » i . Joseph O'Mahoney of WyomingAa new trial on n mail fraud eon Junior Chamber of I'ommein* und L'nlon Vico l*n?»itl«nt W nllrr who has been mentioned < tM itm iliP f Hint tin* I* nit 1**1 S i a it*-. viction/ Justice James Proctor to- last night at the-club'--, ivoigam- i iui - ®»»il. hVntf scntMt v,. JcM* Heuthfr .*.»>* the U AW will « o t Nn\ y ’ h |hi-it\\jii t ;$iTlf*r fU*<*i m is Ickes’ successor. Mr. Truman * dgy in Washington denieil » re (Mtion meeting held ai tlm City : ti-rif-twith Mnn.i^ft Kit Iruf rraunio hAritntntnar uith (»M Until rtmkc* an nhnntt , ih a H n t k »a ‘ "for n now _ trial by Curley Hall wit)) nearly ion tnsmbets , also talked with House Bpe-'— Speaker i qijs-st anti I ri*4i«1unt It II * )*■ t^r union rcctfvc# BRUuniiKfK thin isiuiitiy Yi*)) and 1 and two other men convicted in present. . Kant Kaybuni of Ti uiem f»*i* (\Yo hour* in Orlanth* f rom Urwpy that tho compnlijr Young Harris of « ’vicdo wa .Mother O f W ar Ace But at the amu limp, tt.r N » >l ofrthe case. They will be sr*tented t t Senator* Burton Wbi yesler. ay aftermam an. e * f , wtll I.egnljaU In gmni U [ l \ k =t ' Ft) elected to the offtc- >.f Iir-t vt, C , w .n , l i n t r W i n l Montana, Carl Ilateh o f t New neat Momlay. »mt It w ik iliiiffc aim it BO o|Hjniti*»n» On f )i»°* Aaiw iI tlu«t >v^iiy the9 !U 6 ,tmo li>f.H) pt National y f l n l r f H « r ,1 pro*blent in + bar«o uL JuL'fmd. r i p C n u l n L V> H l U f f I K r i „ m, nri, Kiv| ntiCariari \whu also i* a _I)emoihr rVilift* I »Bhmni!he* holil j»innnM* **f f4,|;Ml% INver channel project had Ml)| hrllHn xhu —■ - Uv*Tfrot* Massa affa're and "Ilrsdey Odham local hrn.im h«v vcmmu; Ih«f t»n*f.* *t»t. v itnni M Iren left nut . f the Hmi-e HIV*)-, m.,rn„ nnd l i t ) fl'ithafitit** „ „ unl„ „ cKarge, that Gulf Oil Company dl-trihutnr and .Mis (Jeoige E. I’reddy, Ki White .House SacreUry Charies chusetta. faces a possible maxi­ 8 trn> iiii*l 4iiilii *tl4$4Ptl 11, n havf **f 11nnptti ln*v *4n»t* • *■ 4t».l llnrl)«>t A pi*) «*|»Ttntion bill, ticncr njr Motoiji vi . . m » Fid hm V, i . barm«n>, i .,( une or Amencn's «■ I hh*i i rnufulvif up fo r h im iip tim e G* vkithin t .ti anil |in«mur- . »« Roes announced that the Presi­ mum sentence nf 47 v»«»s in Democratic nominee fur iepr< timKc •*y 4■rv r f . , m .bi»t|. ,failli .. . . . . sentati'e tn the state legi-lniuie fighter pilots in Kuitqn\ Ms) • Th** |i»Iif * tlinuithl inry hnii that 4 I ta il'd * dent has postponed bis scheduled prison nnd $13.00)) in fine*. The l*»rl i •» have th e project ic*»lon*d . I’leddy, i- -pelidui^' pnddi in tiuilci control for the N thill* a|‘|*rai*r,l tin* t*« the bill in ilu* Senate press and radio conference to two others convicted with him in from Group No. 3, was circled Gmrgr (. ^ second vice tiresident in charge tinwinter here with Mr. and a district court were Donald time 1m*i$$k Then that hitherto <‘oii»mitlt*«» to pn-wn! tin* Ninv _ 4:00 P.M , E^.T., tomorrow. K ipreserilatur d.ndrirks s a id 1 NEW YORK, (eh It. t/1'. - F o r .Mrs. A. C. Eskridge of <112 P#'« inont Immcerjt atnl nmifihU*. ,,f I h*n»i t iiu*nl a nu tuniDcndaMoni it was left Hit of ibc lull he- the first time in ten- day*, tug Th« venerable Democratic con­ Wakefield Smith, former member of external affairs. Other officers elected last night A ' emu*, limi.ic tho fiimi 1y cat, w*tit \^,,r ihn |»oiil wi|i flcyt. I can*u* the Annv engineers - had boat* again ate plying the waters gressman from Illinois Adolph of the National Labor IMnt[on» » j ( IK* hn» iHimn Uie roiuiititlrt* ri^rntly aiinrovcd • Idabath, wants Harry Truman to Unant, end James Fuller, who included Hay Slayton, who is af- ’ Majoi Preddy shot down tip- on t% minimitfr second pro- Df -,>*■ -York humor « i l h skilled filiated with the Proilucfin;! Credit . iiro-imately JO German aircraft jiliuim fu f it ay*I in of A-1 iivormriM rcl, dfcpt hiri}' tin* clfiinncl to 12 run fqr tha presidency In 1S48. now is serving n b-year-sentcnce Association, nmdriry. and l,Cue, <|--(.... he was sccideillnlly sli") band- back lo uprralr thejn. The , feet iii'ili'od uf |U Tin* I il,foot £ The Chatrtnan of the House Rules fur sending fraudulent .sfeurittea noun 1 ‘iilrnlitieit II, T.Giiffc -el f"' '’’ P »»'■* ......... illliii emlcil ,,f i i, tally l*‘d »y al Tucker of the Florida Xinlt1 llank 1,lnwn nnd killed by American eh,too,* 1 h.i -itri-.-.tv l.i-cii authoi Committee and dean o f the lower through the malls. *,!r 1 ,h " u - T ami within an anti liirvraft hatteiles on I'hn-t .nil in i s. 2t* I., answer to .. mil , " All three wiere former officials was nuined treasure* iti'il bv i «*iv i , ■»w tit ii Btvi'r's hmit. iL*4 hunt Tmtlxir » * - throbthnmbcr describes Mr. Truman flum M l-. I' 111,ink o f KOI, West *‘” !V m llibeiin .m-a t*lrvl*’tl t« the lli'urd **f mas tiny, 19*14. Nit\\ « ilillo i\ anil Mai hi -. II •II ImI! thr 1If aa “ a man who was elevated of Engineers Group, Inc. This Dirf^l^r*» in ndditlon In Julian U " l*tnr tetth act iv11> the tugs inr AiinGur »«n« Will Inin. «*•> ' r Third Streci jhnt u at'.had hit f..»*S ,". ll-rtfb»ul I' 1 iob..$# f .DM, f,»• I i *i ,*j* * i In, • t u In4 ®*It ftp ins-1i4lI fly Yht' to the presidency against his own firm was accused by the govern- Btenslrom o f The Knttford ) tllll'CHl r .4* 1 “ It t«*)•!, |«)fU*‘J misiiiitf ill i$f11*»t$ Jnt t , ten In-i l.uT’iiini He rejnrt.-d .of oiilaining more than sri.| ■Hiqi nffl |u i n ,-.l I. i i *. . FI' 1 5 % 1 4 * « I 4 -»* b ami lift* wishes,, but who has proven by fnenl i at h-ul Ifulli Buck that t».4 Jest. of in«j\ I tn$: 144vI nrrtb-1 , Itfiitiliiiiif nii9*t»n $»vt*i * i*’* 1 $00,000 from clients by repre- I retiring I'li-n lin l who «u - umi m >1 >*-l he* ii a .*thiM /Cti By his honesty and fearlessness that lb«‘ HittjMJtl l ti Nt'H \ 4*1 k. ftuin At X ari mouldy voted 14i the s*roip u*n hlirviLin i*n April 17, 19 Art. pi.lce department ' ' s ,u , , .... .. gloss ha Is fully qualified to hold that Minting ih si it would olilain gov­ II. T, MUwie of Un*wwi»l, l*nT Ni » J«t i*r j KuH irtf iilmuiny ,^ eivcd another call to hr effect I f„, nrtlVr , f ......... ernment contracts fo^Thcm. l‘M l can \> r tlUlili*. N o .ip|ii*ipiia< off/.e.’’ H at SI,. John, i .iHum, JU4 M i ' l i I r ' y ^ ^ a r u L a i , .le.km g for a jinTfr-.T i*l iSFlji 1IIIw Di*l l*rvn ■xi(tB Tf*HTlPHi IB ' rr rm in JTiiw Curley was not «vlrll*lli im- E lU b c r y n f the Hw nfnFil l*<tbtt \ ..ml f .* .. Avenue, nnd A l l a i r r i t amt fu|c(t of mediately for comment nn Justice nill In rici',1. lie said, Therefore,! other persons had been them lo Iki Imswl on m irieis. savcral ............ . Proctor's decision. His lecretary, the engineers and tke Hureui of | bitten by a cat. This time, Frank Howland, said that Curley Finnlty. with icgitrd to the Ilu* Itu.lqet desire In eoiuldne the wh o Patrolman C. C. Itedenlmugh lo­ Intends to appeal the district Navy ami the atom k «g e .# Ni- Ittn proj-*cl», and rrfuM-ti tn LOS ANOHLKS, K#l». 11. </TV cated and killed the eat nnd car- nntz had this to -av court finding to ah appellate court and Lingle Fruit-Company. Th# 28*ycar ■old presidcni of recoin mend an sppr fir ini inn for The Rev. J. E. McK nicy of the At'.GIERK, Feh. 14. (/It— The rieil it to the County Health Unit and if necessary, to the Supreme "There is no dmilit ilist the use the 11) f., I 11rit)*-,-1 whicli bait For.l Com pany. Henry Motor first rescue parties have ieache-11for f/.iiniiintioii First Methodist Church, upon Court. of nlomlc explo.ivc- .iii.l 'o th e r lie,*,t aiilitiil i/i-il Konl.-ra II. »* )> tha t .min thrra ■uggestinfi by Mr. Slcnarnm. was villages in the vie icinily of 4’nn Dr. Frank tjuiltman dispatched new wi-appn* will have a tooftnutd tell) hr o.* K iq n e-« n is i i i I b' ndt u k * cm ** al any price appointed honorary chaplain 1,f -umtim-, Algiers, » hero all eaiiii the head of the cat to the Slate effect on tho conipu*yittn .mil innm r r Dhlrt O l’ A Ci•lll„c . qri' remorht! i -'tifci reft MtUl .xt Fol .1 «*srrt * Uiut i cu t iy al mF Joiiorulories -W- .IHeri.ilne i( il ploymeitt of nr ion— nnd l hlo mu! t**f Conservation and production ' <M E t S M C r t « ' .........- ™ . - » * U IM . . « , t,j; .ftiH*r* nn thi* thr i*"t*1lltigs ■ »* titleI in** rrnult* tn thr tTlii'f nt innd i rnl.lcs, i. i i , .Ilia' , . , he. thad. *l|l I “ fees In Die Inloi.. officers, requests for I he Juycees * " * 1 ‘ “J » and. added worksheets mailed to growers be­ Bill m il nf t' !*> f tftel ;.i i .»- .id' W* ** ■ )n’f ,im*-*’ m m pftito Immiity furitifiJlynt# in lirpn 11 s froui tin* o n *a * wv r tween Jan. 23 and 29})), must l « advised nil prison- >vlin IihiI liern l awI itof hr lihlril t |F)p te "u!,| ki- fp p1r lr i n llutell Dill Ii v the citrus I'llKfsi in Ku.tis mn), -I shm k , was fell son", IV Icr Bukur S-2c At rclpmed to tha County Agent's i n* u •*•!• YYil t liillen to lake I hr I'rt-leui pro­ thl!» |IIUJ4Vt Thr motor r « i ■Kivillivt* haH the Florida Orange Festival in « • -I " f Cmi-tnntine. whi.h office by Feb. 28 in order that tlilit fh**> ‘-Iii.hM t»« et m •1l-st It*,**1 phylactic lieiliin-nl a» a pircao Music School Winter Haven werr disappi<>Vr-t some Ml miles southwest of ’il In i At w A hijtIuii lhat growers may be eligible for any Uliorsl.iry . till* Inlnitwl i*f cniimuu nmr. L * . | .plants , , | .1 m.!»*Ii due to the lime elmuem involved I’, si Hue Hone The tune ,.f il, • ii-ni Word ft mu the l« . , , , ruM in l-rtuc i$ nriu*h payment under th® 1040 soil enncal is In both r,nlli affairs. nffnira t qiuil r has been fised al t “ » !■> the Condlllon of ih IffffcNOS A IKE!), Feb. 14, (Ip) In i«» i ip aim i * | KirhmomJ. Taiif will vmijMiiut (luting l In tun,Ii, .iifcndiil % aervation program. County Agent Brl»r«**vntJ«lkYr Mrntlrirkh .. ^ .. , •*.. / — Informed sources in Iluenoa After considerable discussion, I* M. tti:OU A. M. En-tern Sti-oJ expected to be lereiveil by Friilsy Si nilmdi- High S Inn.l IVIrr I*. C C.R. Dawson today declared. morning. be | L „ went l „ the c h a irm a n V.' 7, M n ,? , " y ' .m t ' ’ ," t Uukur, Jr. galticd nmih pupu- nf Mr. Dawion warned bee keep­ Aires say the Argentine govern­ the group decided to meet every aid Time.) the Kuh-Cmumitlee ami offered 1 la preparing a reply to tha Thursday night with Hie first lardy among the stiiJrni* and to have another project in his The Drtroil piu-iuclson line, he er* whom ha baa pot Hied to Hat ment ■ays, bus been idle because it I* faculty and was famous for his 'districtI fe-lufed the number of hive* and colon­ United Slates' blue book charging Thursday of each month desig­ m iu t P i i'y v’ * 11 | by #«uu,truu.tn» $M)0 ,OOO.DO s« clarinet playing ability. About that lie mulil insert the St. Johns . Impossible to gal purls. ies of bees they have, also how the South American nation with nated s i a dinner meeting. . links, both past anil pres­ Upon n suggestion by Presi­ five months ngu It** julnc-l ‘ Urn .River pnijrct, but the rhnirmun j much sugar they feel they are close ___. ent, with Natl Germany. Presi­ dent Ratigan, the body voted to Navy and ia now a .Seaman, entitled to In order to food the dential candidate anil so-called reminded bun Hint m view nf the second class. bees,, that they must supply, this "■irony man" Col. Juan D. Paron have the Junhtr Chamber aponacr fart the Huienii of lludget bad! A m n w i n / m / , a mobile b'lood unit of the Cen­ ills parent* Mi. and • kits. Informstlnn n or thty will get no and other prominent Argentinta recommended no funds at pres- , / V l T l G r i L r i n S T l 1 i t 111^ Hay* tral Florida HI,mil Hank fur the WASHINGTON. Feh. 14, l/1'i I’eter Hukur recently received sugar, quota. la. This data has boon were Identified In the State De­ ept. this tsiulil nnt be done. ' You cannol, be argues, gq anil word that he h.ul passed Ins purpose < ‘f building up the lunik's j f you'll lakn tha word of Ih' ulred by J. H. McCatr, McCay, chief partment document as linked to required Representative Hendricks telesupply .for the needs of hnipitals States archivist, Solon hum every piece o f paper India- music test at U. S. Navy Kc IkmiI honed Senator Andrews ami _ o f the sugar ration section, he tha German cause. of Music In Washington. 1). C. and physicians in central Florida. p o S T red lajie hVlpeil win the crtminalely. # * said. Any See keeper who re­ enntor Pepper in Washingten, Foreign office sources m 2 that The retiring pies Went. Mr. war. While archivist Buck dues The archivdt Isilsters hi* ar- and I* enrolling fnt bis first Mr. Higgins said, nnd asked Hint quires sugar must maka thU re­ Foreign Minister Juan I. Cooke fltenatrom. thanked the group for scuiester of his music s<4fa',ding, nol mind wevlflng nut The paper uum»nt with (he opinion that port. ha atatod. they make *n effort tn nut the probably will at least refer to Tha OPA haa reported to Mr. tho bius liook in a nationwide It* fin# cooperation during tho harvest which Uncle Sam retped, failure to ptnerve record* after He is also taking private lessons $:t'/f».00i1 appropriation for the FRANFL’ RT. Germany, Feb. 14. racrganitati.m period ••}<! exon the clarinet nnd suvnphoiie, during the war. he 1 * convinced Hie first World Vtar undoubtedly Dawson that snap bean catlings -radio speech he la scheduled |o 10-font project into the hill which MD— American «A»my bradquarpregsed hip appreelatlon for the and has made arrangements to that quite a few yards o f red tape led lo loi* of time and live* In sat at $9-70 per at pound bushel make tonight from Buenos Airaa. is liowr licfnre the Senate. Senate! ter* in Germany discloses that splendid Work by Mr. Hallgan, should lie kept for the u*e. ->f the recent conflict, play ih a Navy dance hand. a ,'- * on ion. 91, w01 u it n to $3A0 These sources have not disc rulo, permit this. Mr. Higgins 1rititani in the United State* Mr. Odham and George McClel­ He cites the case of the Remarailing on Fab, pX. spill, wjhernas Hie House rules do ^have written letters to Germans when a formal rop y—If any— land, who lad been temporary poeterily. .F o r those whot are interesled gen- bridge arms, the HhUm -lh*. Tribunal Askwl T o not. Senator Andrews nad Sena- rriticiaing the Altir* amt praising will bo dalleerad to Washington. scerate rr. in figurrs, Ruck dlselnses ihil only bridge which the Germane 4itr Rapper are said to lie eoa- i the Germans. The Army says the Bo far, no Argentine official Mr. Slenstrom alto read a b* the end of the war the if«v- left atending across that river, Adjourn For 3 Weeks tacilhc ihoir'frtends on the Rub- letters also rriticiird the Unitwl has commented on tho aerioua from president o f the 8 cm 41 Gomrpilt ~ jn an effort Jo get Slate, goveitiuvmt und lamented chargee contained In tha 8 i*t« Inclt County Chetnber of Com- ernment Imd something In ihe And at that, the Remagcn bridg# NUERNBERG, Feh 14, (**)— I the project in thu bill. the bombing ot German cltlra. Department's blue book. Neither ■terra, 11. II. Coleman, expressing neighborhood of 18,003,000 to was damaged badly. Buck continues: "On* officer Representative Hemlrirks in „ „(he „ nama* of hea Perm), although he haa acThe „Army „haa the United Sutra Junior Cham- 20,UOD,COO cubic feel of records. remembered that after World Thx President of the international military tribunal — l>ml Justice I vitally conrertied in geitlng thi# t jj th0M persons . who wrote Uniled Bute* A m of Commerrr the need fof a For Inatance. If you put the re­ • WASHINGTON, Tob. 14. (flT— flooraury of sum Spruill# Brad­ cord a In four*draw*r filing cabi­ War I, a aurvey o f all Rhlna Sir Geoffrey Lawrence—has a n - project through. Mr. Hlgglna, lUch f |,nde»tln* - Utter*. Corrar. chamber In thi* county, ®Former Stnator Gerald P. N f* en—former ambassador to Buenos nets place-1 *|d# by side, the cabi­ bridge* had beef) mad# and that nounced that argumcnU will he said, bernuse it effecla so many; » potv|,ne# |n or out of German]) of North Dakota, a Republican, Airaa—o f what Psron termed win. nets would line tha railroad detailed construction plana of 'heard‘ on “Saturday on a plea for counties in the district, and ha for Germans l« forbidden at tke ‘ ' ' .. .... .......... hat announced tM l’ M will m sclent Intervention" In Argentine Atcheson Denies Any tracks solidly from Washington ( each were Included. A rush call a three-weeki adjournment. The proposes ( « leave no stone un- present time. for the Senate fat the coming affair*. to Chicago, Damped out, they came to % Fahingtun for the Re* paute in the proceedings has been turned until it is brought lo a ____________ However, tho Army says that Rift W ith MacArlhur would elections. Nye bald a Sonata seat cover one acra o f ground magen plana. asked In liehalf uf 22 high Natl successful conclusion. only a * small portion of the for n-*rlr 20 ream prior to the " A frantic search ensued." lie leader* facing trial for war OREKNBEKG SIGNS and pita nearly as high as Wash --------------illegal mall It ha. Intercepted haa WABHINOTON, Feb. 14, m ~ Ington YTonument—that'a RMi fe*l- adds. "Reference to the volume crimes. 1944 Fall election*, when ha , TH ARTK COMMENDED been critical, but that portion “ • * Department advlaor tr State advisor to defee led h« a ___ __ _____ _ _______ contain! the plans was found but The American prosecullon ia Fletcher Rolls, chairman of the There aro those "greetings' DETROIT, Feh 11. haa been violently so. MacArlhur. At rm l MacArlhur, George Alfrom Uncle Sam which meant the volume Itaelf epparently no Sonalnr John expected lo argue that one ueek Chamber of Commerce Baseball has * if«* The Army cite* a letter from * seated on Jan. *, 1948, , JrM arrived in, Washingten that i man was about to gio to longer valeted. Had tho** plana would glv* counsel for the indl-Committee, today expressed hl» The Detroit Tigers *nmorning from Tokyo and war, Thera ara tha dlKharg* been available, perhaps tha col- vhiuel defendants ami six Naxiapprcciaticm to U ster Tharpe, a Buffalo, N.Y., which say* in ,_______ that Grranberg ac ^ ahortjf afterward*, denisd that there had papers of which aervicemen look­ lapra of the ttrj/lgo. after the organisations time enough to pro-member of the committee, for part: "The end o f this cursed tear Dakota’s Governor, tho term* of tho contract . . it began ft between MaeArthur ed forward so eagerly. Buck Americana had takan It over, para. The arguments are e x p e c t - hi* assistance In- welcoming tha brought IftUa Joy telephone conversation . appo’nied Senator and himself. Atrheaon ileclared atresses that not only wa* the could have been prevented." tlub general manager, ed to have consider aide beoringbal! players to Sanford and. In with lie* and ended Ihe same 4 pofaWn, lo But tha United State* archl- on the ultimate length of the (eying to -Find .suitable accomo* wav . . 1 wonder how long thla Trautmaim. No Information aa that on the contrary, relation, b*. T . Z trial. fool play o f a Nuernberg trial tweon Ihe Allied commander and c m , , h n , ~.blU « 0 -u l The tribunal began Itadatlon* for them, to contract term* was **Nortli Dakota'*' hi* department have bran of the mobillted on paper-but the In- .tringing tha nation'* capital with task last November, and It Is I**- Mr, Bnlli also stated,(hat Mr, will go on. When that Is o v * t lb* COPFKT RESIGNS W ifa it. ' ---- --- ------- — — du»trial war machine was belted file t . of unnecessary red tape, lie veil that no verdict is likely Then*! had hern largely Instru- honorable judge* can start to HtecArthur, he a*Id, ha* asked with ao-ealled red Upc. And h* Right bow. hi* atefr of 360 work- unill at least next September. Ja c k s o n v i l l e , r*b. u . iff) mental in selling up a press room cut each Others' throats with oars h r has not — ------- for. the reporters accompanying atomic bomb*. . . ” — -Dlrrator R o f f ^ C c ^ o f the him to return to Tokyo after hi* COMMANDERY TO MEET ths Gaining camp and in exp.. The other letter*, includln or.our OgmnlM wag wllnraoed am| cooperating. The lob Taylor Cormnandery No. SR.dlUnt tb from tho “ ‘ “ tbolr report* to northern from a UiHteU Rule* «ymbo|i^iJ. .In Uvo deeuirante woat b* don* overnight It ultra K.T. will meet at 7:80 o'clock nsvipapo per* which have been gtvfine«So employ# In U»a A * _ aigpod at Rhsima'and fa Toky* tim#— nd pieaty of it Friday .raaing. ing Sanf, m public! font Invaluable ffik ■11 were tn the »am* vela. • ' . ' , ' .' Boston M ayor Is |JackRatigahIs !Denied N ew Trial; Named President By District Court Of Local Jaycees Sentence On Mai l F r a u d Conviction iiTTi.. 1 ;■ Nimitz Says Carrier Fleet May Hendricks Tells “j Make Atomic Air Attack Difficult Why River Funds Left Out Of Bill i*s 'l’o Have Project First Dogs, Now Cats Are (ii>in^ Officials Trouble b*X Jr,dor DVInlii,'' Koy ii,ill 'ur ibc;Rescue FflTties Get S & 1T5*1».'^S I& " S T Earthquake Area Dawson Says Work • Sheets Must Be In By February 28 Argentina Plans . Reply To United States Charges U'* Navy Z V,' United States Archivist Declares Red Tape Helped In Winning World War II Letters To Nazis C r i t i c i z e Allies S ... yt^To 1 Gerald N Seek ¥ Election To Senate 'E r s j a r * ■*' ... • . ... - i -i- ' ' * - . - '~-v? • • ». � 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, February 13, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 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