28 10 300 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1a027ffcec69a7ea53da2e956948176e.pdf af8ea277e3d32366d06501890e395694 PDF Text Text X I T*4v«/ i t i w n t m<t«uiH>nMn<ji w *fi# SIONDAY FEBRUARY 11, 1916 PA G E BIX CONCRETE PRODUCTS Concrete Pipe, Building Block*, Ready-mixed Concrete, Septic Tnnks, Concrete Fence I’onl, Well Curba and Properly M arkers,* •* Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co Phone 1211 Sanford, Florida, NORTH DAKOTA CERTIFIED RED BUSS SEED POTATOES Wip Huv«* ju st received n carload Plnce Your Order Now.* Also ;i complete line Tuxedo Fccdc K Arm our's Fertilizer Make our Store yirdr S to re ' TUXEDO FEED rum* intercollegiate rootbail the immediate fu tu re . . . ieminole Sextet Trounces Eustis Girls 28 To 18 In Fast Contest in tram . Ev»ry Spring M ayer en- h e ' finally t: closed a letter telling Curtian t o ' nnj VnarieJ cith er.sig n the contract—o r els*, i «j Today'* S p o rt. Oddity One of the very few perm anent „ 'VUhtn Lefty ( i« w n /tra p Joined, fo rf*‘ uotnel the New York Yankee*, he w at i i i t i K i l l a .lender, weak-looking lad. A t the end of the 1034 *ea*on, *oim MIAMI, I o f-'h fa-tean rm ate* Induced L tfty There will to try to fatten up- One of them practically ei JULIAN 8TEN8TROM Herald Sports Editor Ily JULIAN STENSTROM rank a pair of field goals while ___ M il. ____ Jc*«e_ ________ D urden'. Seminole E e~i: Johnnie Mae llowen recorded a Durocher Here - lia r y injo* High School ’Celery Fed sextet. free shot. The lone two point* Manager Leo Durocher of the | e| u{, | n tl In our opinion, practically put accounted for by tne p an th erette. |ly>oklyn Dodger* wna in Sanford ! lie didn’t themselves in ona of the fuvnrite wt-rs made by Schneider. bracket, of the E ast Central Klot • Ku.i IIi added .lx p o in t, in the Saturday Afternoon to look over jf»»*d to r "Ida Conference for the loop crown third <|unrter un a p air of field the Talent a t the school ami ills* ' l.orhan euss business with Brooklyn of- | business ' F riday night when they defeated Ihc Eustis I'an th erelte. by n .core firial. who arc here. He remain - 1” ut ‘or >' of 2K to 111 in one of the best ed In Hanford about four hoars t t r a c t r v r ' before going to Daytona Beach J Charlie . played and hardest fought till, they've participate,! in during the when its scoring wo. lifaited to where the major league club will •■ tire ‘.ea.on, fobr points, single field go al, by I open th rir Spring training acti* • « - , __ I I ________ L . L I_L Helen Bowen, Ithe high ______ scoring the Bowen »i*ter*. j itley Mar. 1. Fed forward, continued to display Helen Bowen accounted for her her shooting ubility during the two final field goals in the final - May Manage Newport New. tilt when she urrounted for 18 of i q u arter while Johnnie Mao Bowen | Jack Knight, who managed the the locals' 38 markers. Her sifter, Zanesville, O. club of the Ohio Johnnie Mae llowen, took second .State le a g u e last season, m ay 'p i­ honors a* far as the Celery k ml* lot the f ewport News, Va. nine were concerned by recording a of the Piedmont League thirf seapair of field goals ami a couple of Yon. according to Branch Rickey, fre e ’ - shot* f o r *- total —of—el*J r. Rickey said, however, th a t no T lit play of the Fed guards. poilits. Helen’. 18 point, were manager ha* been appointed *o Alva Luridquist, Betty Jo Brock the frsu lt of nine successful field date and liv addition to Knight. and Frances LeF.lla was undoubt­ ____ ___ m ___ goat attem pts. - . „ Stan _____ Bordagaray and Herman The Pantherette* came through edly their best perform ance of Franks are also being considered the year. They were up against with f|vc point, in the initial | for the position. L ast season U ' sta m a on two field goal, by Jean u tricky trio of Eustis forwards rJanesville, the club finished the Acuff, Ate Eustis forward. Shu who also broke fast. The girls, reason in second place but went also sank a free .hot. Hanford however, held th d r own ground on to cop the playoffar came through with eight points but had to fight hard to do It. .when lleirn llow tp sank four ( During rfh- first engagem ent Flrnt Dtslvlson Uluba with the E u s tis . girls, tile tilt During the (Saturday morning Hanford extended their ’margin ended in nn 18 to 18 tie. exhibition game. Branch Rlclag. Henri- by pefttKfT! in the second period a* lleirn Jr. said -that eight of the ten llowen accounted for two more Eustis r. 3 Dodger farm ciuba finished III field goal.. Dot Crumley aim Seminole K 0 the first division In leagues around the country. He wouldn l talk about the two .th a t didn't' finish in the higher bracket and •uggested th at it be forgotten. We feel th a t Hickey won't have to worry about an y second divi• ion clubs this season. W e're seen Southern Association baaaball th at couldn't come near the brand <f baseball exhibited a t the park Saturday. you'll make them forget the grant Chesbrn.' Gomez took the adylcc, and. hia next season, IMS, was ■Lyin'thin worst of his c a rte r. So 1=111= IIIEIHE III!=111 II IE IIIE II1=111=1! •N •• •• S-'iilfT T1' III • • TO LIGHTEN YOUR CHORES ALL META! CABINET SINKS 7} Eustis Panthers Cop 24 To 17 Cage Victory Over Celery Feds Cor. 2nd Sanford ^©v. 3 i * > : * \ -e " Single or double cabinets with combination laundry nnd sink. B attleship lino­ leum work surface and sliding splash boartl, stain ­ less steel trim , w ith bright «aay to keep chromium draw er pulls. GREYHOUND RACING GREYHOUND GU 8 i. on the air over WDBO tonight at Sill) and over WLOF nt fi:23 with all tb* "dope" on the dogs at the Sanford-Or* Undo Keane) Club. Races S tart H:00 P.M. Sharp T onight's All-Slur rto^BudT Jo"'0 cl* i ^ n k . l T ° f'.e ,,i hand S atunlay to .r e the exhlblT , IT 1 I r h,,e u“ ,r« ■shot tlon g am s, at the park. The.e , ° J , ' ' , , ! ! rnr" the flo ir. D ye... who ha 11 ,vp hl,0 quite a few f a r a ,’ ,'cc” •'»“ ! ">e third stan -j wtlo have turned out tor the work" fj, 1 "ccouniid f ir « f air of field , ouU during the first week. Henl"Au fr,‘ »n,< “ whll,t *•! Stafford, for one. h a . been a i.vTT ’ wi,h " ,, l " ‘!lr ,J',W K®*1' rreciuent visitor a t th» park and M W " V ," 'V!1'" '. *" " r .hlHl ,o U l'# srcordlng to what he says, he's ,h t' Panther* broke nway from r „joyrd |t | 0ia. Stafford coullnued o rre MrClelland'. Seminole <|uin by saying that the park is In ill 11, . " >t '*>* f ' n" 1 l*eriod whenBacon wotidrrful condition and we cer.. . , -hot two boautifiil field goals am. tninly agree with him on that. ”, ,y 'a le r -ank a free shot. Anderson We’ve never sent it look le tte r l " •ecnrtled . I<>-wr field j-oal during nnd even though the City ha. M l-' J , ' , ’he peri,Hi. Ily.ss aiided another s |e n t somewhere in th# neigliborV V ■ . field goal in the final stanza ami ho,.I of $t»,000, the investment " I » f 'c - shot while Clark sank .r-'wa. really worth lh» money. The goal and K°**{publicity alone th a t S lnford hos in i.i,.i..l Bacon wn* high man for the i-een given on tha sports P*gc« BREAKFAST SETS * W hite or nuturitl flnlxh ■ with plain wood neatx, r thf.se are ideal for the t kitchen nook. O thers that I can be used for the dinette ■ or small dining room of | Limed O a k , Mahogany - w ith wheat finish or solid I Oak with washable leath* erette chair seats. Also J solid Maple sets. S r.rn lh Bare—5-16 Mile I^MtltY JA K E ' JUST HOWDY JIM YVBIGHT ROCKY ItlllGK 4SRAND GIRI. SILVER DICK SANFORD-ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB AT LONG WOO!) • XUCKY Ml.trr NO MINORS ALLOWED WHITE 'PI.ATT i (Sanford Highway) about 12 miles South of Sanford TURN AT RED ARROW M b m U o /v ! Jn ! which begins, at 8 I'. ' nil,I 1-ec.huig play* Winter. I'nrk ( l a m e n t » > « p - m. 1 > Srmi-fmuls will begin Saturday 1, (Special)- morning at 10 o'clock, nnd finala t for cla*a will l„- played Saturday ptyht. Group 'Four The conodatlon gam e , begin* a t Imrg March 8 l». M„ iho championship game y M. Ilnye* «t J P- M. Eik |i school will present eliglDt and San- hility foiint with 1 0 .players Ifstisnlng gume 1e,l for the tournam ent, Ilnye. anEustis w ill' nounced. Officials for the tourt ;b P. M. nament wilb be Brady CowoJ, Kisslfhmce Stetson: George BWan. Eustis; s; Hanford John ColumlKT, Kissimmee, nltz ij t 3 P. -M. nate. C-i • Roundup . . . The Pensacola Club of the Southeastern le ag u e has w ith­ drawn from tho St. Loula Brown's farm system . . .'F o u r rookie* of Bob Feller's baseball school havs been signed by the Tam pa Smok­ ers of the Flnrida-Intim ational 1-vague . . . Third l»a*eman Ted Cirslak of the Boston Brave* !• reported to be n holdout . . . Veteran George McQuInn has changed hi* mind about playing with the Athletics this season ami he's going to enjoy being w ith Connie Mack ., . . The IH'tro ll T itr ts have placed Hank G reenberg's contract In the m ailt . . General Hob Neyland-of Tennc).«ce .a y s that, all college sphrts a rr In for a boom . . . Crilghton Rftijverslty of Omaha will not r*- STEP STOOL Uhu it for a kitchm stool, * presto, it -^pon* into a- convenient stepladder for high nhelves, CHAIR Whlto enamei-finiRhed c h a i r with simblatcd leather upholstery. Nnvy or Red . . . S cotch D rinkers A handy gadget I Vur- I , >i lu'wwl stool a ln n l (or fn tt .many rn n n ir * iiis'.ied pu.•p:<,e*^ In home or of- unfinished I’M HEADIN’ HOME , f o REPAINT WITH PA^WiONEP o r a d Kig PinSBURGH ’S COLOR EMES ARE f O U TI J DYNAMICS! AT ALL RETAIL STORES! Kitchen Chair Malcolm KITCHEN CABINET' * White enamel finish, w i t h sliding porcelain work top. Corner Cup We can funitoh paint and glass for every pu 1 XM un»l ' IDB - PAINT LIABILITY Insurance PROTECTION! • •! ..U tility Cabinet Whito enamel finished cabinet with plenty of shelf apace. Modern k i t c h e n or breakfast room chairs, Sturdy, waJl-mado . . . ■■ •.*■* • * ready to paint or varnl«h. *f * White Work Table, �% ~-.T 7 rr- im w * * ...1 7 : sr- ’* r r . T n ’C r • ■.1 ...» r - ,i ? ;; '* > ------------ ' » ■* ’ '= * : '> ------------ . . . - ' * , . , — .r1 — - r - T - r i ■31 T- - . "C 1 In Unity There Is Strength— TH E WEATHER P artly cloudy and ■armiT - r a th e r this afternoon anti Lmiahl. Wednesday partly cloudy and mild - ith m oderate southeasterly » ind*. , To Protect the Peace of the World i To 1’ronioto the Prog re*# of America; To Produce Prosperity- for Sanford. . ., Hk AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY N E W SPA PE K sew VOLUME X X X V II E stablished 1908 S A N I’UHl), FLORIDA, T U E SD A Y . KEDItUAItY 12. ID Hi . Assoriiiti'd Press te n se d W ire ■*»*» Run By Control Board Denies Truman Said He Would Not Run Again Police H ead States City Is Operating T o d ay Practically Under Martial Law Chairman Hannegan Says P r e s i d e n t Too Busy To Con­ s i d e r Ke-Election Wants Artificial Foot Back m i l . ADELPHI A. Fob. I*. AP— tlfpe haa arisen for aetlHac the cUy-wtde transit strike in Philadelphia. A confermre ef atl disputing .. parties has been called this afternoon by Mayor Barnard c Samuel. The strike haa rut off transportation facilities . for 3,000.000 persona sad haa caused Iks greatest automo— bits traffic Jam in Philadsli'« history. I PITTSHURO, Feb. 12. APThe r iltib u rg railw ays Com* pony—operators of th e city's main transportation system — ha* announced th a t all stree t <j»r service has been suspend­ ed. The company says there! will be no resumption of ser­ vice until the' strik e la settled use (he .tra n sit lines are depe ependent upon (he power company for rloeirie service. NEW YORK. Feb. 12. (A P ) —T he Office o f , Defense T ransportation h a ■ tailed •upon all strik in g Tugboat w orkers in New York H arbor te Y e tu ra to work Individually for the government. The reuueat has been sent out by the Federal m anager of the ■trike-bound t o w i n g and transportation c o m p a n ie s , I^w ren re Turner, * - NEW ■ 'r YORiv, F eb . WASHINGTON, Feb. 12. OP)— LONDON. Teh. IZ. (A P )— There low l»-m n quick denial of E sypi suggrt Ini today th a t a flew ntmor that President Tru­ the L'nlled Nation* Security . ths n *ha- aid lie will not seek Council go un rerun! __M p ,. rlir? >■th in Ihe Mldle House. fav u rln p - the atrtKtraw’a l ' of H‘ ooi., Chairman Robert Hen British Troop* trom Ihe .n si. Jied the rumor with Dutch bust Indie* s t the form .I ..ement. .bs* s earli»*l ptaudhlr dale. The In on announcement from Hem*■ E gpytlan plan »l*o called for ocratio National Commiltee head­ statem ent to the Council tm quarters. i'o.tmaster General Hancurrent Dutch and lndene*ian negan sail: "There is milruth negotiations. in the t-fiort that President Tru­ The Security Council haa man told a group of White House adjourned until tum urren, to advisor,, tint he unuld not l* n Site time lit stud) the E gypt­ Tai.d *(ate. for the presidency ill' ian proposal uq the Indonesian liM.t." ' problem. The Maii-mrnt added. "The Pte-ident bo- bren so busy with t i n v a a m i\T i:u iaii|;<ci foreign and domestic problems of It is n iltsiurl.ing th o u g h t, • overshadowiHe importance that be j»i ‘ ha* bad no time to consider the UNDER lit-, AVV POfcfOE till AR|) and opetuted by u fount-, Cl ueoiiug lit* klink I. Iho fir»t of ^ i r .. , . ... . ____i------——— ; I'.lfb elect mn," attem pt to lesume oper- ''l l I t ’S Itru IllU llllg It m o r e BITTINOiJN IHS HOME hi Philadelphia with his wife la Ignatius 1 Jliil.nt'gBN mlited that ho did five trolley* i* brought out iif the * ltike-boutiil l.u iicutler, l*u..hum# in -an Miedxwieefci, 22-year-old war \eteran, who haa petitioned n Quaker not* know the origin of published tniiit.. T here u u i a aruffb. when the street car tolleil out and p i’kels sutgvd about it, but it con- d if f ic u lt to gvt a lo n g with imeh o ther in peace than they City corn! I.\ an attempt Uj recover hi* artificial fool, lie chtirge-i nccoimts’ thol a meeting; of lltin nuial on its way. (In tern atio n al! that hta furmer landlord. Joseph Gnliorano, selied and sold Ids kind nerurn-d "To my know- ( ---------— did during the war. Un* artificial foot along with hi* furniture for non-paymtrif of |2rt in ledge,” he -aid, " no such meeting douhtedly it is hcimi** many rent. He lost hta left foot In the North African campaign. The a* Mas d r - 1 dud wax ever held." ‘ uf uh, on all sicIr.M. have nl* court held the landlord in fHOO hail on a charge of fraudulent conOilier I'cmuerntfc Party benchversion. , (International Houndphotnt men hasp evpresiled confidence ready lo at t h e .senne of City Okeys Chamber Of Commerce Request For Use OfUSO Building .L Tennis Court Situation Is Referred To Recreation Committee To determine 1 Location For Facilities .. i 12- Egypt Suggests British Troops Leave Batavia UNO Security Council ..Adjourns To Give ] 5fembers C h a n c e To Study Proposal I n v e s t i g a t o r s LL VV- ii. Slempcr Group Approves th a t Mi 1 man mil la* a candi‘Turn -To — On Terminal Leaw dulp fin i nen ptesldeiilial term Fleet For Post It) I n* I brv fi i*| that way de- ■ After Naval i)utv .-p iii tin- (i i IImi Mi. Truman, mi DETROIT. Feb. 12, (A P ) —General Motors Corporation h a t announced an additional S per cent Increase for Ha 70,000 salaried employee. The raise brings th e total postw ar increases of salaried personnel up U><1 ~*r cent. . Trolley Leaving Strike-Bound.Lancaster Barns N t ' . M K K I t 103. Nazi Says One Man Unable To Conceive — ;------- , to tftk# over buildinjr at Sanford th r USO Avonue fin I Office, Treasury I i**ut VVifltinn H Slt*iti|*ri k i. - i k.-l i b Mo i unr i ^ Silk A flM 1lit** p. *: .1 In’. II %*111 1i** l'« vt| wop * Declares Belter Off U,nu 'h. In Pearl H a r b o r U n it. ........... Hi* mjioi Navy fm J u l j I, i itlrt fd "ho ItMii, and w.i» Funds Kccommended Bepresent ( ’lit In Budget Kstinmtes ardency which ci»m|H'lied co"pcr.ilmn (Iumiik ^ n r l n i r 1h u *iturtttbn iw *hov%1iii; i IAqIT nr»r«’ piainU «*\ 11 \ «U> with iru'tmut n*n |.\ all paitie** to Infupt* .a ipoff ImJhT tlinn thou fiUltmlv Tht Intfki i \.‘inifiI*'«, mii* pjtiv l«!r«| by I he erh»n> In (ipneMlI* iw .•%mm** iiie-eJevtiim speech m |I»jfrm*, Hint (Iti* tiivrttiN of tht* » tlr t Valla a ir riirw iit which MHit *f*ve the KuiBe I wIiiimIw to Btissia, i tpsldiptial election, ] t WASH I NGT< iN, Fell 12, ulb .. M !<f If:i7=tno fm ill |oi"tnntll I ' l M VMlINl.MlN, Ki . Ii. ,ld‘ . . SNiDm'« Hijthr-ta him pmvukcd Some nf On .e Democratic p arty The l’e*r| llnilm t ipve*liuntln^ llowmg this ncin*l, be iv*en Ihe It Homse Aitptnpr ml inns (him* corn,.Umt* in m in i,, .pmrtem in liAihmi; lead.. . . ........ .. lo .* telling M r.*Cbm,nitter swilrlie.l ,U line „f -d a.hance .1 .ecl,"., a|ii ti.in im : in it lee lia. |dnced ft* stamp iif apAmerica that engaged in an Truii.aii, itini, in pffi'ct, tie i*« a j q iirrtinning from tin* iti«i>ule,'I W.-tchinutDti. l>, I ami nt (iuiv* S I,*!<• I,OOO.ODi .uptilv [»Iy unjustified attack mi the United trrliiii* *1 |t« nvul “ pi ihhifj f Ii In party. ’* Japfini.***' <•(»<!«♦ to i h r ton* Tex. I!** ' 'I' ft,t l,u I'" " ' °fft<“ Suites The p articular objection is ---------_ m ictio n of tho di,position of tlir troiiiiny in mini' v%aif«ri* lintM iry De part men to. 1 he fv.ml. t„ .Stalin's rem arks that the d p l He itUil *•«'! VfM| p} il S intra flrrt I inlay, It r u y «iul yVitj? 111 Htw t-i- . i-comulended represent a ro n ai.l-; talistrc system has been responslciald e cut from budget e.tim ntes b)e for the last two Woild Warv g e to.l| niintii trie met tnai un luani itw iin instithlui in nn-i ill’ll of course do not cover all C o n fe rrin g the Yalti*, aggrtfarttinn. w*3Cf T * T 7 fh R i r i l i r l 'i v l a "i* * ftl *>rJUl , **rb" ! i* B M - pi-*nL»iVxf fhe ( s|mn*e* nf the twn M epai.' Vna,^ m, n#) Kurlli-.. A * *til lllU ttJ I p biEUiii! *»f I l hit '(‘lit Kark In (hi meiit* t.> any menus In fnrt, t h e , remarked fhal the Ilitssirn* welt (iw l ilimiiu tin* tenik«* In lit; ||| I’mClft i 1*1It ii O, till f nn|ir»i>nntlon nui1’ opt muon in inciuii«*« M>out Swrung \t d u ile. niiiv mile about th,. utmost fi»m tfie Amerj-< unB monllh jipm <d Mm’ Jnpnm'M' ,*|- Ifu : T 'Hnwrinf: LIn |w r it ill nf (hi* nn tu*) rmmtli’il and British a*i a iinutltim Iff liiKlUfil K‘s4VV, b .kill tu* ||%M1 ---------------------- ---’ lack* Ifil »ith thf* T bn nl a Slat«» Mr ntiminlly by th* 1*m | Uffire end In Minim! thr fi^ht Atftiin<*l thr S f R iN G F I E L D , Illinois, F rb Iqgersotl ie-.lifim1 lh a t from p a rtment of Agncttltme u* a T reasury. Th* Imlnnee i. made up ,lap«m>-« u.o'Abraham Lincoln’s 4dl.(?erms.n plans (A P )— Tha natiw t’a Jtirg vpit e.l tb.il In piolulldy Wttfl tiro | j only Ji amn iiitic cundidatn who had a rbaiici- to win ihe neat Lity LonilTHwJontr* ift>l t-vemnu g ru n tp j n C h umber of ( oiiuiirtv) rcoueit Disposition prt*\tnti'h : .|.| In* old friend* | tlial hr- ... lid have preferred *0 , Icnuiili iL| it.i| lull, nintcuil j f lintvini; 11,t.• iti,. Wimp IlifUse. In ^ersoll I I'm i) t ba fiain- feel pTetty sure Fleet lh at Mi liuninn could ho con- m A,lMnr“1-ltoyo1- ^ the c ity by the lA ^ en ^ .g 'B E rcc i * — tl u r V o H d m t,« * n * K a . mdnl, IT. rf. Sayer, city manager, * New Yoffc—W operating to­ NUERNBERG, Feb. 12, h D — reported. The request was mad * l>> Kd day w ider w hat Ita pollco Field ? Marshal Friedrich Von ward Hli’gln*. Mnnngri, und )[ H commissioner aoya am ounts Paulua today told the Intrrnatlon Coleman, president of the Send nl mliilkry tribunal In Nuemherg practically to m artini law. th a t Germany had committed so noli Cham fer of Commerce, Il it’. (AT— The t:l7th hirlhduy of Die point ->r view of *nfely. llic th ro u g h perm anent and irulnA -_ tImulth m answ er' In this, Alt normal business, in­ many crimes of aggression th at include n |dnn for using llic A bra hum Lincoln was observed fleet was be Met off In I’o a il Itur- chemist. .fin ite ajqiroprintinna. ; the Soviet govern mm! mi.. '■impcr for Chamber of Com­ dustrial and am usem ent .acti­ it would have been Impossible fo r Jiullding t)f par* tutor mleteM in the Dvestta commented today that tree offices, as » to u rist und ht* n|'' city hy ^ | b ir^ than il “ I’' ' 1'* '* * " * , ^ ! NEW A l’ IH'RKAT Adolf H itler to conceive them ill merce vities are a t a complete alone. — colmmunilv center Arid m n k im rit Attitricnn U ttlon and by Clly, uhert* elxe. rrovUlw, he hMt»nw 11 hill *Which will go to the « rind T; mnit '.hiMiiii riH u m rfV,,IV tht* “M ellahlr Vnr m e *nf civic omifii* * 0,1,1 ^ w*t r ** lenvrrnmrnt I tn edd, it h»d Und HdiKjimti* Rtft \ TAM|»A M j V lV x f, *u £ standstill as a resu lt of an edict .Vpn Faulua, who was captured avallatile for use or civic organ fliinr iiinnirifiu tin* 'kfidtJHMin 411 i iar.l* imlmtitnf aetm l tecon )|tM |lf , hft i ne-it) wtth vkhnf i«rrupl**i* * Issued from Mayor Wfillam O’- a t .Stalingrad by the Russians, rations such a . the Junior Chum officinls. to i*t»d ♦curur^ thi* So\ »«•! fulfilU The Atom lean Legion made lU t aisscnce and picket tionts. jln, , rented al Tanip.i t>> \ l «»f fund* U r x t r D w yrr's office under the au th o r­ added: "Ju st how the government her of Commerce. oinitial tiilgrimago In Lincoln'* Admiral 1ngei-<d| »u* Asaislailt Aewspnpm, • .. ..... Ii • 1m'k dnw ft 1 ity of Health Commlaaloner E rn ­ reached ita deei*ionn I* unknown ■iii'l't* flD'l hr ♦ M ’f'-. iriil »l"i Following the rending of n let­ rr.mh t i i (' .*s*!hft jMstui Miui Kt.ihn in Ouk Ridge (’e r o d e ! - fm , ),ief nf N n .n l i Ipeintiotls wh*n T |lr I,,,,,,,,, n-.i, i , i N„ j»*'i «w*ins ii* mj M lib Br est Stebblns. to me, I can't imagine that one ter from Mnrgaret V. right in l . ’th year Nalmnal (O inina" „ ' * ;l'r i,„ i« d He told the ...m l*, .lt ,|. r f IrnuB Ibitb lb* I *•*!»►«») «*n«l tht* l*i ”i*Mf*‘i t nut i In* Hot Arm* The edict has been Issued to man alone could have done every­ whirh it w a. n-kv-it wlmt ucti..n it J " H" S,,‘l,e lrJl ‘h r parade mnilllee th a t emi) in HMM the t he Fluti.tu me.ot.e. * cope with the serious fuel short­ thing that w as done, l l ’a quite had he... i . t rn toward l.o.i loo. k ’ *1" • I |*4»nI Offii’i* n<tRi‘,| f««r atblltlona) wnulit nit Ark iht* .In fHiU'wc within mimfy fur .Mu* | * i i i st yl us H.i* »■ 'ii •*ii t h a fiftrr *hf B**fc*«t «*f age resulting from the nine-day- impossible,” the U^Tl. court, t C coinmlMi!.:, U?;,;o m r " f'" r^ 'r v !r \W ^ PreM' " ! ? ' ‘ " n 'o "ihm" ......... ... A Urjm«i ...............!.*•» . ! th e r e t*vnl**n«*- «m **i<t«-xtfr«aa«l I in many, mrii! th a t thiM old strik e of 3600 A F of L er» diicum rd the poxnibihty -f .* ... . Von Peulus' testimony was a >n« I w i i 1 mail ftnuB u u d ’ iaa rvas.on.Tho . tugboatmen in New York harbor. .‘ “ ' " o ' J U* ‘i ' tTh*‘ such court on n I m j n I„ behalf of lVrs.d.'nl Tioman l fi^ V 'in 1 wdh Ja p an . ! *| roioteil editor, and' the Tnmpa treasu ry alonee estim ates il Can ! l,’"lr. ' ’“ r ’ Police Commissioner A rthur b lo w to the defense, which had erecting Franeh Avenue between gain. Isvestln implies that ihe been trying under croti-exorolnu.in jo r Lldon Kllege of the S ix th , j j # jj,,,, during n mlssl > ii : unit hilnga the numb, i of Al’ pick up f 1 , 0 * 1 1 ),(HlO.OnO in it.lillW allander aiya Naur York. City and Tenth Streets. It was je - Service Command placed a wreath light- Allies should not- do anything to now h being run by a dlaoater tion to establish th a t H itler alone, ported ■hy i rank Luhinskl, park „n Lincoln's tomb. He »n* fnl- to London, he talked witli Hrillsif Bureau# in Florida to font, n-cimil tioilal tnv revenue through ,, . cast ilonhl on tile lights of the •(fftciff nbout th** |ii»*«!feiUty r j only to New Yolk and Michigan, ,.f pnfnrceroent T) ______ ■0 control hoard of. Z^ elty d e p a rt­ or with the aid of a small Inner ^luperinUndent, and Siilnny Hich-i lowed by lilinois’ Governor 0 , [UP Soviet .......... (he K uril.. pit!lit* t*i an id* i«M*irii; numbi'j ment head*. W allander say* th e circle, w at responsible for the ard, th a t tret# and ahruhs would jiw ight Green, who also spoke uiir with Japan nml rrtu rn H whirh have ftvii. fils 1)til V umtripnir i*s nti til ■ine with n aiirnr«l iiro n l of con! nf fly -by-mifhi niiMli) #%f*n m»*f* ■Ituatlon is much a* If m ilitary m ilitary and political objective* i f .h av e to he removed from the tot stv lle npil Green «iM speak-agam '?«■■ ftn11if »•i:mitu. rittni-nt .............. N ails, ,.Earlidr, E ...........Von “Pauls* * before euch a court could 1» hoill. aim i’*| n't <$ri vaiutmij; i‘tv HTtnrn circumstance# ex ft ted and New the „ Legion dinner tonight. Al %'t *at iini p which Iwl •-r w m i*ufe*iir fitiB itfftlrupt Il is ■SULMILH K II I I U ivrtw lril by n irntulivr Anffloof Ih tir fiirntx York vraa being governed by m ar­ had atatod th a t the German High The Commission then referred the meeting of the A‘*rnham : thm hjiw t )»'*•*!1 b|)| ••ml mg Command had little choice but ! 'titrhvAmrrirnu |Bmi. tial lawi the m atter U Ihe Rccrealion ComIJ n m tn Association. Dr. Kd/nt ill it t 4* of /hr alnnur trninh NlKKNlIKIUi, TV i ' ..Pi W allander says the duration o f to p e rfe c t. and rr,scute H itler’* m ittee of Which J. L. 'Intfley is C urtia Taylor nf Hi. laiuis will Th**M ! (' f «) .. m'Ii».M.|a ..f t»ludghl Th® m m y ntiii*»uii«'« • 'ha! 'll) personal plan - for the attack on the shutdown order U indefinite, Bu ichairm an t(> designate definitely discuss Lincoln a« an inlei I...1 1st A bfjnlnrw-. w A m rn r n n sttliln-i *rt* ..f th r «*lt tills ■lb)' ct ttil*- fjk'M > pr.. ‘ ’ -----.fwallaae* «■ Paar K«»r nationalist. T)>e polfce commissioner declare* luiafa in 1041. mill h»M Dirvctiiti* fb. '' 1‘MIIf1•' I* I \uinl > 111h ton f-.. f f it .. f III I'llB.a Th* d rh th ! hi* njornirii* * th a t New York City—except for t t * Amppifiri idlBior »»i mi \fiuy bB ( ‘hatnbvi nf * •iiiltuf • r u Bi U* iCUii Ilmr-S f»n r»u r certain specified1 essential essential" activiactivi­ * , ^ _ , \ ; mv wfiyw hold In the < mitmt'Hmitet % room tie s—will remain 1it i< withholding the n.-i )•*■* «»f th r 1nt the C’lt\ Hail t.miKht at H.O> til the order it r ____ Payments of imemploymtnt two men involved m il ■ « . i»i! i o'clock. ( nr»mhi*r iiM'Tnbi*fj» mid # 0 ’t)wyer or Stebblns miicmvnliiin ummmtmg to U&.00 unlil no Inv.-uv .tu.o h .v inter.M«l c , i , have hec. in'm en d a tio n of the 22-man board. insde |n .Seminole County completed. i vlleil to attend. Meanwhile) the city's entire ‘A nother Kanfoid store hoe b cen i^ ■ , hr ,,n,||ng February >1■«n niliHitjl ‘■ >■■■)«liil j>il and -I r». , . ■ at O iaL. force baa been mobilised to en­ Only one fa n n e r In Seminole of 0u r Industrie* have made np jlicnmlincd. repuinled re- It V'" **! r^rV,.n, (*(111. Hmlth, force the order, T h i blueeoat* County haa mode application to plkation “ " *to be certified “ ’ as tra in ­ fitUd with fUturcs-The BalifonJ j J h, , rn,ft„ F „f lhe Kl„ri.!n IndustTAI.I.AJiASSKE, Frb. 12. Mb— have been ordered to gee th a t atl qualify a* a training agency under ing agencies,” laid.H Applies The Florida tii.iit.iad Gonimtssion , he .JH j? 0'* tHo** (om paiiy ! * " iiiu l Commission, rep|nil Icvt. non-teeentia] bustneoa and indue* the veteran’s Job training p ro ­ tfOlU or ; Avenus of which Fletcher if, ( be qualified *■ a trnining list employars has nrdereiI nil Florida isli-pliiuie tinny to tria l establishment* ot« propricter. gram under thtt G. I. Bill of tffcnty compnliie-i to ■ hearing Feb. 20 fftney for vctvram ran be rna le E* Uolt" U pm pricter. nm-eiiiiig o tin g employees employees contact the doura and th a t th# lid la clamped lU tnta, Supt. T. W. Lawton, who rith Supt. Lawton a t the C ourt. . T he interior -pics'-nti a pleis. , at Tall aha sure la alum why they the tl. S. EmiM-artut office of tl npletcly on amuMmenta. New has ■chargs of th e Iocs] applica­ House, _ ...g np|>e*rance of paitel atuiilrv end *-»lilenrt will - he I 1"* npi««rance |ia*tel How n mercy lui.-.sion over on bark nod got another litu. should n ot tie required to mala i loyment Service tfor. nsaigttmenl ■ _ York generally U regarded aa tion* fo r qualification, reported ila d ly gfr’in . he 'said."in "making IIS) * __ Ihita lunilA. g reen , hlua nml pink, and the of *-qusllflrd aval worker*, thus benc- Kn)io by H orry Minatlk", *Na»y and enme hack und dropped ' the moat modern equipment avail— th e amusement capital Of th e out urn forma i aMeamllncd counters with inbuilt f.ting the individual employee pilot, turned nut had for some nguitt. able throughout tl.cir ri.li.e aysworld. * I pin - rfttm onally I feel th a t tbs While th e veteran'* J o W r tln - ! •* £ » *“ • * »*:»c Hoelirned by .incs corop*n*sti‘in n ,v sr Jap* but fine for ptKimer* of .... morning H arry Min- tern. __ ____t Ad B ut It also la the w orld's bust- farm fan n in g Industry Industry is an sxcellent Ing program under the G. I, Bill ing Elaherry. They are aurfeccl normal earnings, nrevsnUng th* w ar, wa* recently told ndd in au * u ! arlk arlk., L LieutRiant. DSNIt. dropped Jropped I> The commission has advised te u m ia n t. GSNlt. . nesa capital and th a affect* of type of training fo I r the veterane," or R lghti Is repotted «o ho « .,r k - ! » ilh FUI« 'PLwoo*l *nd have depletion of th e funds held fnr article by Harold Martin in the I h |, | 0#,| #nd went on hack to his ‘ he telep h o n e compaiiirs to be ’ th e shutdown order wlO be fe lt he declared. Urn hers and in some other parts masonite' top# with aluminum ri.mpenaaUon payments, and bene­ A tlanta Constitution, a clipping c a rrie r tin,I pretty soon he was prepared to anawer general coniaccordingly. Banks and stock "V ary few m erchants have filed of the state; In J>sde county, it m olding «*»«•*• EstlmoUd c » t fiting th* general public of which waa sent bv Mrs. T.-C. i nn his way home to Sanford, plaints regarding inefficient and : market* normally would ba clos­ applications fo r approval," bs has completaly tagged down. And «I »he ImproypmenU is |l,00o. die malntenonce of payrolls ond (,’arlson, former Sanfonl resilient ; flq , And not lo n g -afte r that h e , 'nidequate servio*. und present ed today—l.ii’.cofqjs birthday a n ­ stated, and added th a t there a r t th is comes from Dr. Jam es T .'■ sim ulation of production aurporta H arry , the *on of M. and Mr*. goT out of hi* aviation green* , full inform ation on oxiatiug diffiniversary. But unless* tb s order alm ost no opening* fo r training the economy of the community M. Minarik of 1H1H Park Ave- j und into civilian clothes again, cullies and the possibility uf a t is rescinded l*for* tonwrrow, the of negro veteran., as no one has public instruct nue, is now out of the service and came on up to Emory In remedy, n nd State. or such ’an the job* train - the program reached such a stale vest commercial 1 and taking pre-mcdlcal stu lie s 1u k c up the pre-medical studies U (^ , will remain closed. mate la_ Dade county th a t the a t D nory University in Atlanta, j he^ never had a rhance to start Only about 3 t businesses in the school board ordered Don T. . Ifoipltal*. reaU urants, news­ _____ . Navy. Pilot, f )>efore the war. “ H arry Minarik. MINISTER MAKES ( MARGES papers, pres* services, radio sta - cmiiti^: have bean approved fo r Mann, superintendent of vocationV ictor Ha Into of Minneapolis, had never heard of Jon.mv I "H e laid away his memories h I a*]l training, to drop all w ork on Minn.* die«l suddcnlr lost night A ii«ms, milk . plonta snd other tha • ;*otehmg 7 train in g pregsam, WARSAW. Fab. 12. t/T>— Tbs Mason,'* Mr. M artin write*. "H e ’ of w ar in the bureau drawer. Anjr v rtsro n in need of servabout one dow n o th sr ap . v e to ro ffiS b raining. U nder the S t I I :00 o’d o rk while he and 7 sim ilar aataM iinmsnta «iU be hod no way of knowing, as h e ! along with the Na'/y Cross hi; fr ice ((free of charge) In any of j, |_____ are ______________ _____ Mr*. Hilma., JSainio, jj ‘’— • e r e ppndlng,, aw aiting , parm ltU d to operate, along ^ ith veteran*a n i l t b d 'h i s wife. were I’oi Ith min liter of public —cttflly, flaw over Kobe that morning in i combat service earned him, and the follnwing categories is reby the a late. .WlUt but to work for an employer on o noivfsU ing nt the home of Mr. and Slantolaw Radktowfe*. say* food store*. R e s ta u ru ta >uun no more of the fighting, food and modi- ,1th ought niireod terroristic aetlvitie* are A ugust, dropping quested to visit the office of wpAiona, those will be ap- Job while training for a more Mrs. A ugust ltlsinne on the •' h aw will not be pertniHed A being carried o r in Poland by »o- cine and cigaret# from the fa t . or the mercy missions after the responsible agencies listed advanced position. The govern- C ountry Club Rood, dfspense liquor. The sals o f OB called fifth eolumnista. The mlntobelly 0f the old torpedo plane, fighting, except now ami then. below: |e I do-not have the eort- Went pays Ih e difference between Mr. Kilning who wa* bom In ... P h a m , th a t these activities who those scarecrow men w e r e ' when he'd talk to his wife, nt alcoholic beverages has bedn Coordinator — K. II. Carter, 1 it U estim ated th a t th a salary earned and the salary Finland on Dec. 7, 1879, Ik aur- ter charge* th a t these bann*>l completely. danced on the gnmnd below nlghL about little things that Atlantic National Bank Build­ * and colored vetar- of the. advanced job, with a 05 vlvcd. in addition to hi* w tf e ^ ty are being directed by h ead q u w to n who P olite also have happened. . him there, waving their arm# ing. In the allied-occupied *®P*t entcred college and dollar s m onth limit ad to enforce limit fo r ainglal two sons, Ollie and Arne, hot Germany and in Italy, England and darting abotit to seita the Fading Memory Employment — U. 8. Em­ and five grandordering ell persona and a 00 dollar lim it for of Min •so ochqola '■"■“ " o W ^arnchuted package* as the old ployment Service, 112 North " I t was all fading quickly hack* and E iy p L children. men. Governor Millard a Hal aetieiUSs In howled over Avenue. into th a t gray m ist in which T h e remains will b* sent to II passed the bUl on to o n k rjn g all ^ tm os " I t was Just another mission-— fig h tin g men soon lose the once Vocational T raiaing and Edu­ A* / o r as Seminole County to th a sta te departm ent of « duca- Mlnneapolto fa r IntermenL All bus, • mercy mission thi* time, for cation — T. W. 1-awton. Court clear, vivid memories of action, ha pointed out, th a n TO FACE CHARGES — tfwhich in tu rn pasted i t to •ted *a K to w ar w m over, and there d<nKtr feet and trium ph. Even House. bo east attached to tha RcpreeenlaUve Here Feb 2t unty school lioarda. Hut no _ sharply fuel ore of the tens# „r . . . . . . Legal Aaslatance, Hospital­ Ing of the Jo b .train in g profltoM *ifrsn? J " 5 S r l « S Z k 'Z S h “ »• ceeoIlKtlon of th o ie gaunt GROVTLAND, Feb. 12, W b were passed with IL Th* alien r ¥ *k5 h\*i o f f t h e c a c r i e r d e c k w llh m* waving from the ground isation and Stale Service Of­ ' aa this 1a handled through T he field Office of the Social Former postm aster, Edwlna Acres, th* o d turkey heavy with bombs. | from , h# p o W f(|m p , t Kob# la reported working ficer — Contact through Lloyd ----- ' titendon Pa office. In eome counties, how- S e cu rity -B o ard in Orlando an­ of Grovetond fa enroute to Florida — F. Hoyle. County Service Of­ ,V-' ; an unusual buroon U„Pr«ttl? anon ■,h* 1 m0rnln<f not »" tong, ago different sto ry In nounce! th a t' Ha representative from Kan st* In the ruatody of a J ” ficer, Takach Building. he asserted, but |>r. Wilson esllm eteit will he in Sanford Feb. 21 a t tha .deputy U. 8 . Marshall. Acme — .Em ergency Fund* — Ameri­ added that be and his oaaiatants cost 12 to 15-thousand U nited Employment v- ft to face charges of embexxlltig can Red Cross. lj»he Shore A Jurj^ ^ Ctovult C ouh glad to work extra hour* In j ln| “ 'b rig h t, sharp focus again, year. And to add to the Vic*from lO tW A. M. to 1100 VM. over 11,000 In poalal fund* nine H E R E .”U and*’if it checkVl Boulevard. thle service to the . . j P r. Wttoon ta y s th eir fo r th a of OMtoting a l l ; y-ars ago. Acre* wa* arrested th e maps th* lotslligenre officers L "A totter came to Minarik at t Veteran* Administration — atto rn ey even questions the lcgal-j business # r d ee lr-. a t DeBoto, Kan., where ha worked id given you showing w h ere! Emory. It was from • lad named Kosco* PH to. S heriff* Office Uy of Using (bo taxpayer*: money, Bi > . about Old-Ag* j *i».,rUant tuperlntem tont a l the tooner of w ar cam ps were lo- Johnny Mason, a t 33 Herbert every Friday. a fiuipw em laiuraac*) • | Sunfiow tr Ordnance work*. * tod, you dropped, and * went uwaitaaM e « r u a r* « s !* v • *■ * *7 f /*. > jr-i- Celebrated Todav t e f ; Lawton Reports Only One Farmer Has Sanford Paint store Rcpaintefl, Refitted w «? Qualified As Veteran Training Agency R«i*tot*A Kcf,u' Compensation Paid To Single ( itizer\ ui mNwmi-rg r*. Commission Orders Telephone Hearing P0W Who Keceived Supplies On Kobe Sends Thanks To Pilot Horry Minarik ...•“ r®0 Jon Wjllon UV| Victor Sainio Died Wfiile Visiting Here Veteran Service steEF'ss.g’ia n r 9 S S n r f f S : . ^ - . ., • ' _____ . . . . . • m 5 S e ^ ,ra f" » “.rs * r » �TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 12. 19IG TH E SANFORD1HERALD, HANFORD,! PE O H ltfA L v: :D:.' PAGE TWO The Sanford Herald 1 . K s ia llls k s S la IM S flM U k w l S ails » * r * * t S a la rS s r aaS SaaSar a l KaafarS. e U rlS a I I I M affaatla S u s s # President Trum an has been accused, sometime* in je s t,] of iipi>ointinK too many people from Missouri. )Iis defense J Iih.h been that it is nlmost lm|*oa.4ll)le to gel qualified | ht - l ■ a ls ra S as aacsaS class m a ltr r O a la k tr ST. ISIS, at tk r I ' m I U fllr a -oils to serve without some sinxiiil argument like oldj • I aaalarS . fla r lS a , aaS sr I t r .Sri friendship. * *“ A Of C t u r m a l M arrk K l»»T . At leaat one other recent Preaident would agree with H O LI.A S 1 I I.. IIK A N him. Calvin Coolidge came to W ashington without much | acquaintance there, and in two yenra und a half l)ecamci P nsident through the death of . Harding. Many of Ilia ap-l |K)intmi‘iita fell into the "old frlelid” class. When A ttorney(Jenernl Dougherty wua finally forced out, Coolidge turned. for n aucccsaor, to a n ’old college friend, Harlan F. iStOnc, now Chief Juatice of the Supreme Court. When Stone wua ‘ > 1 1 a k lto a rr M l l r t t , r a r e , at ap|*ointed to the bench, he’ wua aucceedod by John (I. Sar( M a lt, rftftftlHlI.SS IRH SHIM*. Ml M *te#lataoisats f » r Ik e * s r * M < ml gent, resident of- Plymouth, Vt.. the President's boyhood •M s I m f s s f k w ill k# rk ara ee tmw home. He was not the worst attorney-general the nation • I n p l a r a g v t r lls la s ra le *. has had. hut he did not rank w ith Evnrt* and Knox, two I .. ■i <I . i »-.i o f (It,. line* «i - Vi ■. iieo eitilo il litm its tilt.. IW iiii Pfajif MARIANNA. Fla. (Special)— Jackson County's four 4-11 clube for girls now have a total enroll­ ment of 202 members, according to Mrs. Alyne C. Heath, home agent. J Vr x A l / L i ' ' 1 j I K * JB’. SW r f t i y w l Pf >*S $ 1 (►'ju■- *.j l l $.1 K j M I t / f f .1 , V | IfU m 1 m L j |] R7 / ▼ t 1Jj sy4 V" ' 1 T r " l¥ ..: J Na ssa u nova* " JACKSON COUNTY CLL'IlS A p p o i n t j f i g . M f ' » <lt i r id li* 5;!,> ! i! in n iij! m r D H jn ! iin i! n n u r - , m m i m m f u i u i i „ club HILLIARD. F I* / (Special) _ Under the lesnsfshtp o f. County Agent Gordon Kills, N i i u u Coun­ ty's rural boys bsvo o rg n n irff three 4-11 clubs ' with • a total membership of 02. PROMPT SERVICE ON ALL CARS ' ** 5nK£y?*3jH l It ' ‘T A r f l i ■. , - ........ NEW AND COMPLETE EQUIPM ENT EXPERIENCED EMPLOYEES frlcndi>hif) It Ih hard to get men he would like to mime. Hut if a big man he would like to call' were really big enough, Vould he hold o ff because of the grief known to Ire attached to the office? Thomas Jefferson did not enjoy I M«t kHkllakag karrln. the opprobrium hen|>e«i~uiLjDn him —(rut he kept on doing ■ I h r#|IHklOHllaH ml i * f ilrkan karrln * r r a lts r r • his duty by his nation anyhow. So did ninny another great American. Thtye m ust be geest ones now. Where are they, in this tim e of nced7 .* • Strickland- Morrisfm, Inc t l - m s n k lrk la a t r ia Illlr J t » tk r asr r * f r » Ift ml a ll » « ■ * l.s «lr * M |h II h » *a l f t l l - m l . * Ih IhU s**ar nng *!••• And Social Calendar Oppenhcim A good dial of picfuiurc has gone out of the world with tho death of E. Phillips Oppenhcim. In hi* 80 years this veteran British noveliat turned out more than 150 N -1books, nil smooth-running chronicles uL. mild udvanture. I*5 Hi* chnm ctrrs w p r t npt to be wealthy people who lived *u in villas on the Ilivieca, patronized expensive tailors nnd I dressm akers, und gave th e reader a gratifying sense of I hotv would it feel to have several million dollars. I'G Even his villains were nut too villainous, or ut least 5,1 came to no distressingly bad ends. Tho reader could follow t h d r plot* tvith the comfortable feeling.that nil wntr going t o 1 be well in the end. And following them wuh exactly whnt he wanted to do, for Oppcnheim could tell u utory. Not the leAHt of hi* merit* wan hi* ability to de.scribe plmndble American actora. HI* Boston wife may have helped him in thin. The American* in hi* book* do not *pciik the stage jargon which characterize* the American character* of even h o akilled an author n* John Buchan. The world could b e tte r have spared many' a more brilliant w riter. Intursncs today it i p/ofeuion end to writ* it competently requiroi s background of etperience plot dote sttention to tho current noedt of tho intured. With thoio qUoIHico* tioni we tolicrt your intws.tce Inti nett. Mimeographing Machines POWELL’S H.JAMES GUT A&EWfcV O FFICE SUPPLY CO. O '. Mag. A ie. n h im * Happy Though Working By CKNF. IIANDSAKKR I l - ’,, HOLLYWOOD WhoM tm*.- 10 ? Job ml vice to the returning veteran and eqt|doymeitt guf«'e<l th a t n recent 4 IV M. , . j . would find mo learning the really aids in th e New York City urea are offered in a booklet difficult art of cracking an o ig h f K»»hnci prepared by Now York S ta te Saving* bunk*. After lUting fool bull whip? cracking employment ngenden; w here to .apply for a civil service, My instructor wa* David K u h - r.n< ** 1 ible attention city, nude or federal ja b ; the relation of labor union* to ner, 4h, a dark, voluble little man 1’rj.-.i, i who ha* bren cracking the whip . *, ' Jdb m 'k e rp ; hint* on how to appear before an employer, .at movie star* since 1023 and is . v th j effect th a t Die n to » t a i g n lf ic a n t tip to th o v e t e r a n Is t h e plea t h a t h e j"not an assistant director. ' f^ru cU o ,,; ork.ovcr 4n houta s tu d y hlntK olf so t h a t h e w ill g e t in to w o rk t h u t h e re a lly * ll?'» a .jn o v ie whin yxpstL- whtp- so i fencer, stu n t man and bit plsjrer. atander'* "I was a slave driver in “The r Point t Sea llnwk” and had to whip Krrol thci Omridcrable intblicRy Is lielng |v»n to democratic aspect* of "1 evrn put welts on J- jynn'a j nuinagrd pitahice *o ne te Mectlon held Hundsy in Soviet and the other* barks without very 'satisfying Fourth o f July Russia, the 'fir s t since I1K17, but hurting them. I crack* " • so fa r ss we have'been, able lu for other Htutea anti lurge munlcIpaUties to be getting out? ID *splained th a t lipstick blplm |>e|ish-4»rn Kashner innkes Iris find out, there wer* no Republican on the whip left dots a* the w#ap- own wh |M, »«>•* you can 't buy candidate* on the ballot. on. Us force sp ra t, curled M id-' t f «||y good ones, lessly over • th e - actors’ expeiM vt j f | , spentls h couple of dnys V Real estate tales in Miami ___________________ ________' 1m aking ©ne, weighting the hunReach last month totalled some A nation hua been found w hich wuntn immigriinta. I die with Buckshot, braiding the ten million dollar*, three million higher than any previous January. I’aniguu.v’M Wtrelgn Minister aaya th a t they are needed to Albert. Pinckney Connelly, anJ long, tarerln g bludgeon of cal/. Mr«. Roy Collier of A tlanta, the I horse or kangaroo hide, If that rate of sales Is maintained develop hln country’* untapped reaourCM. guest <>f Mr*. C eorgr A. DvCutte*. I l l ends In a -fluffy tip of denial throughout the yenr, Miami llcarh While I’araguny’H nnibneoador to I.ondon may huve —-- ■ ■ ' {Hess or silk parachute thieml* — Will dispose of 120 million dollar* Mi*. T. F. King, Mrs. II.-' H. ths snapper that make* the loud Ihu ii Htrotchlng ll Homewhat wl^eij he tutld th a t 10.000,000 w orth of real estate in 1040. Immigrant* could be u*ed, the country'* pre*cnt4 population l.swson and Mrs. Celia Austin, j noise. Ksshner Is norfeetlng u strip The T am ;a Tribune I* rone# ti­ of 1.600.000 Ih clearly insufficient fo r a sta te bigger than molurrd to Geneva on Thursday and v *re the guests of Mr*. C. r . tease aot in whieh, hit by hit, he'll ed over what may happen in its-, California. ’ . . , • » Mar shall. snake off * girl’* costume while tlonal polllir* If the mu them ................ • she dances. II* tle»ign»,l the e«t»Perhaps Home of tho unhappy diapoHHuaaed |tcople* of negroes who havo been voting . The many friuod* o f Mi** Edna tuar*. aDo the little fall-apatt Democratic for th* past te a year* Eumira couid find new homes and new hopo In Paraguay sheulii decide to vote Republican. Nobody elae aaems to want them , though Hagold Ickes .1 hitlrnden will regret t<> leant of g adget, th at hold It lightly to■*r lime** which confine* her to .g a th e r. . Wall, for one thing some of those Just how they frork. i* HI* trade who h*v* been voting Republican would like to get some of the best from northern cllmutcs her home on Magnolia Aveiiut, into Alaska. may vqte Democratic.* * secret. . Any of you gol. want to vobyitre i for the act ? Soryy. a dancer lic it iti town l e i t you to it. SMOKKD 3h VKAltS llltAZIL, Inti. - (/!')♦- Mrs. Frank llusocy sent a i|uill oa it* way to a veteran* hospital In a 30-year trull of tobacco smoke. For no particularly good re i t on, bcr.busband started saving tn tp fy tobirco lmg» when he took up smoking 39 years ago. Then the textile shortage crime along, and Mrs. Ou.sbey ripped into the bag*, washed them anil ironed them, and put IH!i of them into k-o*8 h»e ,» v d > A \e/ ,. V * • p *' DO > rj( . P ro m t RITA and HEI ilN A l.D GOODE in the It will be quite awhile until everyone cun trade * * ' 4i ^s* ,• . , V# f-|' J for a new car. I x t me Htmighten your fenders and paint "your old car. B eau tify ,an d protect It .* . . ..-1 . -i , now . . * receive more trade-in value later. • SANFORD TWENTY YlJARS AGO BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME • ‘ L T-iJ V i i . U NCif Mr*. Maude Williom* of (isdi•den, Tenn. is visiting Mrs. N an­ nie Williams* ut hei hotflc 302 Cnk Avenue. • Mr*. I- B. Miller formerly if Sanford hr.* announced the m arri­ age of her daughter. Flora Lee, to Albert It. Collin* of Sanford. The m arriage 'to* an event of Feb, I. Tupt. John Holt, U.8 .M.C.. who ha* been spending »ome time here with his fam ily, plan* to return to the W est Coast Thuisday a iw is lie will teport for further assignm ent. • Krirmls of C harles K. Wert will regret to lesrn that he I* con­ fined to I lie Orango General llos* pllal in Orlando because of a re­ cent operation. . imniortnr comedy “I*e^ O’ My Heart” By Hartley .Munnem W ith: Lt. .Inhn Dighton, Jennings Hurt. Lucilc Kirchhoff. C a r o l Stone, Nnlicv Tertvillcger, A .J. William* Mr. und Mr*. F. D. Lif*ke of ■inI P alpittto Avenue have had e* tlirir recent guest* the following: Mr. and Mr*. Clnrence Morrow iu»d. Alt__and M rs—C arl CUic-^oL liugettstown, Pa. who were en* route to St. P etersburg; Mr. and Mr*, tieoige W estlake also of llurgettstinyn enroute to loikeworth; Mi** Ularu W erner of I)ravo«burg. Ps. who is spending The w-fultbwlng young dancer* ...... tim e In Sanfonl and Orlamlo will also lake part in the pro­ uml Mr. nnd ' Mr*. J. Wilbert gram : I’hylli* Much, Kloi*e Uook. Welrh of llurgett»town. Anita Aiken, Jsne Chapman. Dorthea Market I, Penny Wallace, Patsy Collin*, Patricia Tnuke. Kl len Lyon, llaibiira Wutlien, Sue t'ollum. Betsy Joyner, Maggie lane l.aw»on, M argnret Morrison, The St. Monica C hapter of the loan Humphrey, 'Jea n n ette Watli- llnty Cross Kplsmpnl Church met ep, Sylvia Hsyes, Rochelle Kii- ln,t evening at the home of Mr*. hank*. Beverly , .G ray. Mitiam Jam es C rapps* I'JOd Magnolia Mdye, Samira Dunn. Betty Ann Avi rule* with Bev. Mark CnrpenStiles, Mary K»tcr 'Powell, Bar- I ter a* guest speaker. II e gave Uira Brown, Joyce Jone», Hetty-"" ............ _ talk concerning an interesting Ann Mun*on, Marvel Mr.Millnn, Die Ten Commandment*. Marin Menendes, Janice Kinlniv. Mis. Mnyme ‘ llodi'kin preside,I I.altue McNeill. Yvonne Cullv i. in the meeting and conducted the Mary Ito*e Speer. Gladys Hasty. deioiiotial. Plan* were di*cu*,e«| Susan Shame*. Kay Itnlignn. Put f<n replnrin" the publication of riciu Itatlgnn, Flizabclli Woixliuff, " th e Bell* of St. Monica” with Martha ()wen, Felice Sm ith, Joyce ii .im ibir publication nnd nil nnCullum *"’egey J nounreinent wa.* made about the Irmn Jrnn rorley f.o thrii.umg T ieasin e <'In-*t Une a ililsm ,. D winch Mill )tc an event of Ap{it. lime Jennings. K The hostess n,,lste<| by Mr*. t'nrol McNeill, Kill John Tatum ami Mis* Mnigaret loan Stnffonl. ' Iteiu seived a sweet course to Program s will b, the following: Ml** Kli**beth Dy­ tnbliy Little. L nrn son. Ml,* liurbain Bupreeht. Itev. T<a>ke. Kennpth I Mark Carpenter, Mr*. Mnyme lobby Itc.'ly. Hodgkin. Mr*. Sam M artina. Mrs. Avn Davis, Mr*. Raymond Lundipilst, Mr*. Jack McDonald. Mr*. I Feinlwrg and Mr* Mildred |tlll,',H'k. St. Monica Meeta With Mrs. Crapps John Powell (Juest Soloist Wednesday Wed. - Thurs. - I'Vi. • -S a t S:ir» I’ M. I’fices: 'tflc — 1.00 _RwcrvatinnN Phone DOG I - (o or 5 to fi. I.\.\L .YU HeaGi I .ftO for Prem ier BODY WORK Wanted: .Immigrant*! U fglttng plan* to take eni* uf *uma B,000 student* nest Fall, about 2.000 more than at the present The pro|>ose«| bond lesue if to be located on the ground*'do-' time', and 1,600 more than Rio 12, 100,000 spunMiied by the I'liy hulsd by th* county n e a r th* sPe prevluu* neahi Fsirollm*pt*jt#fg. fo r,v ario u s civic imR°®r f* rP °n MeUonbeing awelled b y ' returiOng r v#Ur- >PUFnmission krovcmcnU. and ad ainvndaitnt Av«nut, U Mid to be n itttaus who arc ehowlog Ih* wisdom raising the Issue 1400,000 to pro- ,n* porolar approval among g h d ' foresight to take advantage vide for th e construction of a th« cUlsena who have made a of the educational provisions m e ^ - i l bo*piu' 1 the 01 Bill of Righto. The prob- municipal unloading pier Inside lecn of ta ilin g sufficient teachdra as well OS adequate dormi­ passed at Jhia weekly luncheon <>f Following a aposch by Judge tories and classrooms, however, th a Chandler of Cominerca hsld me* G. Sharon, stressing the pose* a tremendous .problem for today a l th e Seminole Grill. " u the p assers o f the all colleges and universltiei*. •and Issue asked by the * Final plana for th# entertain- K |ip Q i ivic Improvement*, the • Aa It does eventually to -nil ment of 110 members" of the city fa< LtxUiy want on recant men, death cama a t last to Capt. ■'Main* to .Southland" pllgrlm ege.l Lions C sponsoring the massd ia rie s Thompson. Miami*flthlng who will arriv e h ir e tomorr-iw * as octb afternoon, and the definite Itln- ’ ttrk. entry over-'w hich they will b e) taken was announced-/this m o rn -1 Quani lug by J, Q Ball, chairman of tha I th J r be Chamber of Commerce commlttse ceraUng entnistad w l t T i S T t a a k of Im -'Q u b l o ^ ______ pressing th a distinguished group noon when Mr*. Iif blsllne* K —J — -1 Lu sennt- sn.l Umi DiJva* Newman wer* by • Uni Governor *, complimentRalph BrewsUr.. vUilora to tho ildln of W athittirp nf rily, M rs. Guy The proposed *> guest of Mrs. hospital Ingtoetft D. C., 1100.000 for • new Players Pico Theater /(w V O « _ Ttiq University of Florida D Phone 9*6 M E ttC H I LOG. hides. iollywood Scribe ner In “ Road to S in g sto rj" Kn*hflu k e.I a glass of t>eer out of Hope's hand and from Has Asisignnient Bob Dotty Iaunour'* KJnr with hi* Termed “A Snap1 Cogburn School To Present P r o g r a m • PJIONE 2®0 OR IDA ST We Specialize in Activities E dilori Crcella Trutuck TUK 8 DAY, FEBRUARY 12. IB40 BIBLK VKIthK Personal B aptist Chureh will meet at 7:30 I'. M. a t the home .of Mr*. K. C. H arper, Ih l5 Sanford Ave­ nue with Mrs. It. A. Williams, Mrs. Lnurine Beal und M rs.,A . A. Story n* co-ho*tesses.* l l i e monthly Pilot (Tub meet­ ing will la- held at 7:30 I*. M. at the M ayfair Hotel. The hoard meeting will be heliFut 7:00 I'. M. \1 KII.NBBDAY Then- will l>e u Sacrifirial Luncheon a t the F irst Christian th u r c h - a t 0:4 S I*. M. Kseryone is asked to conn* and bring an drrering. PrntiYiI* vCtirK« towards missions. ” ~ ’ T ill ItSUVT The t'ogburn S»hool of Dancing dl present u pantomime bullet •entitled "P eter and. "The W o lf RADIATOR REPAIRS 1 '' l l g ; . Social THEATRES Valentine Dance To Be Held At U.S.O, A Valentine Dance will be held at the U.S.O. club this evening from K:30 until 11:30 l>. M. with an orchestra furnishing the music for the occasion. Senior and junior hostesses, service personnel, baseball play­ ers and trienill of the U.S.O. are invited to attend this gal* party. Mrs. Lesher Hostess To Central Circle with Mr*. F. K. Bols presiding at the business meeting afte r which a covered dish luncheon was enjoyed. Mrs. John Kick 'm a d e '* talk oil binl- and their h s b iu soil Mrs. Jam es Moughtnn reviewe*! the luMik, "W here Do Our H ar­ dens tilow V Mr*. J. M. Stinecipher and Mr*. C. It. Dawson were welcomed into till- circle as new members. Those attending were; Mr*. James Moughton, Mr*. J. II. Hoot. Mr*. George Touhy, Mrs. II. M. I'upworth. Mrs. F. K. Bolt. .Mrs. K. II. Clement*, Mr*. K. GJ- Kil­ patrick. Jit* . -Hr r . Moore, Mr*. “Fletcher Bolls. - Mrs.^ H. Wuyde Rucker, Mr*. John’ Kick. Mr*. Voile William*. Mr*. J. C. Dnvls, Mr*. George MtCall. Mrs. Len Lesher, Mr*. A. J. Peterson. Mr*. J. M. Stlneclpher, Mr*. C. II. Dawson, Mr*. Joder .t'nm eroh, Mr*. Annie Meriwether and visi­ tors Mr*. Ileverly. 3Jr». A rthur Howeth of llaltim ute. Mil. and Mr*. tTinlrmler Lesher of Huntiiigdoii.' I'enii. Mr. And Mrs. A. D. Johnson H o n o r e d Mr, amt Mr*. AY- F. Urutuon honored Mr. and Mr*. A. D. Jo h n ­ son with a dinner party cc ltb rsting the latter'* birthday* which are only one day apart. The party wo, given Sunday evening at the Brunson'* borne 24*1 Palm etto Avenue. Th.* room, of the residence w n e decorated with yellow and toil ,nup<lrag>m- and vari-cotorcd sweet pea* The dinner luble wa* laiil with » white mndrirn linen doth re n lrird with u birthday rake flanked by silver candelubr.i holding burning toper*. H eart shaped place card* were used carrying out the Valentine motif. Ml** Mnrgaiet Brunson served the gue-l» assisted by Mi»* Betty Owen and Mis* Carulyn Shorter. Those -present were: Mr. and Ml*. A. I>. .iohnsnii, Mr. snd Mr*. John Owen. Mr. and Mrs. W. E.’ ItHines. and Mi*. M. K. Jume*. IHRKCTORS TO MEBT D unce'to be held ut th e Armory irom 9:00 |». >1. to 1:00 A .M . Paul Krahsm nnd orchestra will .prnish music. . in- father’s memory j in i CHOttN AMONG A ll IHI lO V Itlft PKCSINT ut the Hist annual costume ball of the Ail Duevtors Club of Phltmlctplila. Anne Itdlu* (left, ubovc) fs-crnivticd Ijuren of the Hat: by -lane and tcieeti vt.ir June Havoc u» Ud n of her court w.lues* the i labe-Wtieve ccteiliony i fntrrr.alional) Love Story Of Abraham Lincoln Anri Ann Rutledge One Of America’s Rest By IM»I« PRU K ........... * [ V 'r r .t 01 s ’ 'V w bai -,.m. ........... M.M 1 OI K -A n y lii.ii- «..y „ ......... on* -ct., out to compile „ is, of , , Ih* best known love stories in |( v American history, the nam e, of . f„ r Abraham l.inco n and Ann Ituf - 1 Isdgc arc pretty certain to , win, dose «u *be.top. president would k»t there * a quest jail »«* •'»’ 11.,..,,...,, w h I* l h i* t tlu» l.iruohi Kutlr.lyv •lpr> Im’Ioiiitn on any hlulorn al i A* Ih u l.u k r lipt, or whether it »hould be *-«>•» '••u ilrn rr bream*’ .1 nlgnr^l to the category of legend a,u i»eg«ii to ruiw There I, fuel mixed with the •l>'<'*'lon <'f -t. fictu.n. of ciiu»,r But. despite ll 'i'ia p b e r- . .........led the patient probing into <-iet> ••*’" ler-ion » a sCCSj. of memory* ill inanu-ciiol bakv fooiolai 1,01 thki might illumine »ome ftuu Then, in I'.'.*;, m ini of Lincoln', life, historian, I head of fin- 111•■ still Jie not ,UIV whirh i» whi li tori.iil l l l o u n fl Thi n D, no i| um11i’l vAitb th«* I mi «*ln lkiili(**tgi 1 baiiv fael* I hm l.ine«»ln ••ml l lie cteiii imiliAnn R utledge, knew ruch otli « hialmv *’ frttore than a rrntur> ago »»i New I lu n- itu* mat Stfle.n. 111. that there , 1. fnei.d wlll.tl A snip, evrn uffectlon, lmtwei-i than), that Lincoln w a. g ile i .,1 "»• Muaileil) of deeply by .her death. . . Lincoln Ite-eonl - But wh« theie a Iw lioflm l' \V.i» Toimne.l a new ill Lincoln', Mirinw ai hei drath -•• j.,. Mimagh.iii. stormy tlist he almo<t lo,l In. i,|llnry had Ih , n re»M'n ’ Were M, nnml and hear I ,|.j new -fiapet fil and *nnl B repaiatd) o red* W.i- <(1(lV ,,,nl , ,-l Ann Rlltlrdifc th r o|tl\ D . ev tr loved • f . ««•’ *|or*lK»ii- \n «ni«li The Hoard of Directora of the Sanford Mcrrhunls Association will meet at 2:30 u'clock T hurs­ day afternoon al lb* Chamber i f Commerce. flaw* in the narrative. • Further, afte r an e*h»u*tiw raying of nil snulre*. h.- say h.v- found “ no thnioughly find u tlrru iu c of l.inculli. wI u oral, in which Ann Hut is ivt’n muniitWU'tl Onr ht'i»t* of wIllmUMil Iwv. mdI I’hallriik*** ivniwin-. Tluii **•*!*«• hi tl»c uit|tiiHlif»hr«! \l»tjiln»n» «'«»tn | a |'n s , »|»proxi«»»wU*l> i f • it w J i n It a r t ’ | i i n l « i I i“ cal I tin .ti \ ttf i 'oittrri**I In > Ihwp U’i’h i 111**t* k»b •• 11»J J. WIll’ll HoIh'I I T tfld I IIMRilffo of tin* Pivtfiili’hl, ilufdrtl ilii’iu In tin’ Ijl'in ry ^ with tin* i»tyviv» I h it lh»*v »»‘>l •»*• pul»li#tic*l «•••!•! U jt'din aflvi Ills «lcuth. Thai 21 .venr* will prul .1i»l\ 2*1. liMT I hi t'lrill hulk of Ilu-M * niv olfm al t|m-onu*nl« ICof l li n r ju<l a l»a*t* clianr • ilutI *ifm*uir them ui.tv Uc .\..lfti.i a li’H fi ff'Di miii DANCE |Vt , hitlotiaiiN fctill Neck uim tmlleiig i tj t | | |(| M1|l M luldo answer „|,.. ,.| ., It I, only in rm ri|m tuliiely ie m ,-\ it.. i> cent y ea r, ih.it the doubt, have ’ |,.,|p, .. . cnj'nir* r in r l^ il. came along I in N For more than .a half, rentury. | ,tuie. the story hod stood »• it w a, told | (| , |m, „|,| by W. If. Herndon, Limnin'* p a fuUM|| „„ nrlW.lr , Monntely liu tb fu l law partner ..h irh i and biographer ,n a lecture , t .'"'w een an “awl. Springfield, III.. In IHild „„ |„ |„ .|i " Herndon* »lm> w a, the " to ') .......... . , ........ , pnpulkriied by Holly wood. Singe ||>t und schoolbook ^nl) n .., Herndon didn’t imagine II He j la tie. I to |Ho|i|,- who hud known ' " t«.th Lincoln «n.l Ann In N->» ll" ' [ Siilemt then fiiciuJ- and irla ltv e , ii-hed •' " >*’•*' .out neighlor*. He ,r t down whiil bill- . I " ' 1' ' 1 (they told him lie u n ite le itc .s genernlly bn.I and csrefully kept nil h i, cor- ihe f u ,l pohli. ivspondence. He nursut-d eveiy atory. ll piove, clue.'All of his evidence lip* liecn had tint "I igiimtc 11eserved. Keen thi* ha* But he had one undefcatablQ deliale. Iiow vei rm-my: Time. All of hi* m aterial lim it.............. *'i i Iwn, accumulste.1 30 year* nftei ie i-itv Hlm.o the event. pie leiriil "l.iini He wa* dependent upon memo- Springfield to l.c •he Central Florida Symphony Orchestra, soluisl of the First j Baptist church of Orlunilo and (l|)' ilientber of th r llsch choir, will ^ jr be presented Wednesday evening q-rl «t the Annie ltussell theatre of Rollins College by the Rollins ^ v collrge conservatory of music, as wc 'Ur.st artist in the ninth animal r a , Faculty Recital Setic*. Mr. Powell will be arrmitpsnied Mu at the ;lnno by hi* wife. Daphne , **! Takarh Powell, former resilient o f . Sanford. Rnllm* 12. alan a n ie m - lii. TODAY and WED.! nut that tlm Hill story tun i lirret t.stiinm iy (a -uu ■m ( Mrs. Maude Williams Honored With Party OPEN 12:.’»(» P.M. Dally I SCRCCn TEAin IS on THE SCREflm BEflmi I W C f * I H H JJI'I TI1E SANFORD UERALI), SANFORD. FLORIDA TUESDAY, FEBRUARY; 1 RAIN OR SHINE COATS A i Adotrilttd In ModtmoUtllt (OSH C opjrl.-ht l»45 P u b liih rrt Feature Service, fnc there ere no new trucks proper muintenancs and qi your old one id more important than over. No i wrong with it we can put-it in tjp-top ruuniiog ortfrr. hour >*our truck la laid u^ke Wet know thi* and give ikrompt Our large etaff of eyeport nw I ■• r-. i.e JW - V . . niRTii announcbmentb rom earning money for you '• 4 * t • / a ’ • - •Je-tl . to get it on tb« road quickly. Starts Thursday! aM uraa early etlUnUon, It's love st first right — when yoa see the Princess Csrdner ' R eftetm . Th* tUm, fsshlooebl; j billfold dm* neatly ocfsnlzce y o ar keys, cothe, bills, pc* snapshot* and credentials In one p . i-o trim packet. Flat leather In l e a rich Colors TA_ If N tia'ft , drlnkln OYWt 600,BOO i* In'*, w lrnm ln V J im B U ltp a in t Tho m on w'ho ra -to o k lh« P hitippioot! W Mr. and Mr*. Clifford Johnsqr announce the birth of a daughter Helen Ja n et. Feb. 10 a t tin Feinalil-l-aughton Memorial llos dial. Mr*. Johnson I* the form n If axel Hlere. . - Lieut, end Mr*. Douglas II Fenske announce the birth of • daughter, Ja aa ette Blanche, or Feb. 10 a t th a Fem ald-Laughlo: Memorial |lm is th# form er CO kgECTIO M - Other Princess Gardner Wallets Hand rolletl hem, made of Swiss B atiste material Tha initial Is hand embroidered. "W oalhcr or N ot" this is it coat you’ll wear with pride and joy in rain or shine w eather. Fully "W eather-Senied” by Impregnolo* it is wind resistnnd und w ater repellent. In colors of Beige nnd Black, with large patch pockets and button flap over the shoulders. Sizes 12 to 18. . John W A Y N E BEULAH BOND! TlOSY QUINN, ru b custo m ers' robbed their eye, and hasUly’ p u t down , their drinks. But R really Was a goat. Its hooves stack firm ly on the •: l 14-95 to 2 9 -9 r» I MATHER of SANFORD Phone telephoned the a n la u liM o w n e r e �ti iw w i i ' " * * f ;u — - w J*p* I ff M k M Y »i « %, •*><wT r TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1916 - C T U E S D A Y , F E B R U A R Y I Z ,’ 1916 T g ^ g A R F O R P IT E R A fb, SA N FonD ^FLO T H PA P A G E FOUR — RHe , m ore n a K Z X fB c z m - RRONSON, Via. (S p e c ia l^ Levy County’* IONS' pig crop 1* expected to be conaideratilv larger than la st year's, according to Ccftmly Agent T. D. Jlkkanbakor. ,City Okeys Request For Use Of USO Building whfL. se » t'o n they w ant for ihd oourt. . . * • Application* for us# of Ih# fa* eillDes of tho old *lrport and tho Naval Air- Station A irport for flying achool.i from L. E. T e d and til* Konl Millor F lying Bor* irteo respectively woe* riled for futu re reference. Several appli­ es tkma for ta il driving permit* were deferred—there *r# now IH Mtlnred and seven whit* U x|» Irt operation here. Purr has# *rem V. J. Ingram Company of Miami of 1.11.000 worth of refunding bond* for re* f A L K I N G TI RES W E CAN'T GUAR­ AN TEE th « t you will find alt of your favorito Ikiuorg hern, hut w & do have liomc of thetn . . . and we'll do our bent to nee th a t you are aiitisfied. PA C K A G E - STORK A N D UAR . 112 W. F irst St. — Phono Stafford's Service Station WOODMEN OF THE WORLD Cor. 2nd & Sanford elt* eats Second and Fourth every Thursday 7i30 B Theme 9110 T a k e Y O U K lire# there for regn . I r r inspections, w eekly reirtfla lions, expert repair*, and recap*. T h ree people also sell fam ous tough , PM." . th e merit w*»* approrrod. P»ym*.'it was authorlM d on InteNfst dud ah March 1 of bond* to the Cen­ tral H*n*v*r and T ru s t Company of Ndtv Turk. A petition f ro m ,* number of d tlten e asking denial of a permit (o construct a Prwo Methodist Church a t Fourth Btrool and Laurel Avenue Wa» read hut ho action taken In a* much a* tba City, according to Mr. Bayor, hod not roeolvad a n / application for *u«h a permit. Prod K. Wilson, C ity Attorney, was requested to prepare condem­ nation rapors foe the purpose of demolishing and rem oving a *ervice station at Douglas and Colsry Avsnues. 1 • • The Commission approved the reinstatem ent by Fir* Chief Mack Cleveland of Vernon Carroll and J. W. Horner who hnv# recently received discharges from military service. , Approval w*a given a proposal by Police Chief Roy G. Williams for adoption of an ordinance mak­ ing Ninth Street, between Park and French Avontioe, n through street. Another request by Chlof Williams th a t the S tate Safely Council make a aurvoy in San­ ford of traffic regulation* with recommendations for aafofy waa granted. DRY CLEANING DEPARTMENT •HBD ritMtT by ASPCA agent Jim Clayton. Porky, a three-m onths-old pig, get* ready for a slay in the ‘‘hoosegow " a lte r it bad been discovered w an d erin g ab o u t the Bronx. N. ‘V, b r Julius Jlo tm an , The fugitive from i oultner's block. It was learned loler. was on the din­ ner menu ad James-Otco. blit KIM <licwVd it* Way to'treedom alter be­ ing Ued to a post in it* ow ner’s Jack yaid. , (international) ORANGE CUUNCIL OFKH’RltS Mrn. T. J. Trevarthon Is the new president of. the O range County senior home dem onstration roanril, according to Mias EllMbOth Dickenson, home dem onstration" agent, O ther officer* for I9ffl Include Mr*. S. TV. 8p « r and Mrs. Msrie Mite, vice-presidents, Mrs. j) tlla H arper, secretary, Mrs. VU. Ilan.el, treasurer, and Mr*. Esther Van 8t«enburg, coondl delegate. Monday* 7 JO P.M. At W.O.W. 11*11. lid H Park Ave. H. J. FINCH Send your Dry Cleaning with your laundry. We offer you a Complete Service. ~ ____ . Phon^lTS - , — 0---- - >- NEW CLUB IN LAKK TAVARES. Fla. (Special)— new home dethonatretlon eluV wan organised in tho Sorrento cmniminlty recently, w ith Mrs. Bert Pim, president, Mr*. Flore Haas, x ecratarf-traaaurer, and Mtia Mary Battle, county council dnegatc. Mr*. Lucie K. Miller. Lake County horns agent, assisted in organisation of the club. New Appliances \re Freticketed In Retail Stores I’hooa 471 ONE MOMENT PLEASE! Onu moment la nil that I* requited to involve the automubnist in * *mai{i-up that might bring his entire r rw u r tw ernahing down in ruin. For Id* protection we offer In­ surance. It coats little to curry compared to the .poaalble cost of being w ithout it. Save yourself woiry now and postUdu year* of regret la ter by carrying proper inaurance beginning now! It A JA'V/MO 'Com plete.'Insurance Service' O ffice' P h ase »67 R esident, Phone 699-W oil, coal artd wood lloY esjrto# ' (except (rltpf*( article* cents ’or lu s> . selline silling flo t This sdvanc* is due to iho-ln* creased prig o f sugar comifijr m from Cob*. C orny tv,‘ 1ig*#d. Since Cutal I* o u r thief aourifi of atipply, till* htnregs* la n o em k ry to assure a continued ftnw of raw cone sugar fo th*'U nited Stiite*. 1NH1DK PAINT • WATER ! boot sugar w in get the same price x.lTudment. Coffey said. T h e -Sfmhrole Ctfuftty „ I r te s Cnntrol Boaen. la tim d u rtftf a price aunroy th is month on m 1ilonnlly advorllqoil and rmtippauy pflcwl gpiiarol. A. If. P otm ort. BYeretnf7 WM, today. T his I* suppfom tdfarr to tho reg u lar check* which I r e M 'h I m onthly on prlci* rhargeti in rev Laurent and food store*. Mr. I Peterson aakL ' A reminder th a t used R ig * i such as .washing machine*, reffl• geratora, tug* tnWwriter* d ft under price rtm tro l when sold by individual*. aA well »s by dealt**, wji* issfrd *9to today by Direc­ tor CofWy ! . • FLAT fN WHITE ANfjl COLORS *' • OIL TINTH • FIX)OR ENAMELS • VARNISH STAINS PAINTS . • yAKNWM;, ^ ’ • • • tiathruom Heotera, ••know how to recu, , — Nature! rubber or synthetic, , iijewalU wl vgur Fiasida.U auk llldg. ''’"VTuKiToAS1.Phone m tirre Pr 0J ^ > . Tire T h W 'C o r . I s l and d m , PKon# 608. ^ _ new cars, you will know that something important has happened at Hudson. . This tear, of all years, lee the "fine car of low price"—hefore ordering g«y car. Offered in a Super Series and a distinguished ComrnoJo.e Sc.tcs—with a choice in all models of Super-Six or Suptr'digL* engine. Also a sturdy, economical }£-ron H udtoi Crb FkV.-Up. • • , ■ ■■ * v.-’T.i-t r f u : ■ DEALERS to Sell Homes. C a­ bins * Industrial Building*. Made of nil Steel and Alu­ minum. G arage -'1 — P o u l t r y Build ing* — Display* Room* — Roadside S ta n d s-G a s Station* «nXX'arehou*ea — Market Build­ ings—and m any other types of buildings now In dsmand. (U n­ limited |Kwsil ilities). Call, wire or write E J. Franc, S teelcreft Homes and H ulld in n . 313 Clark Bldg., -3t3 S. XV. North River Drive, Mka»i 10' Florida. Phone 2 TIRES, , 70046 3000 qdisa.,.»U U iui|n'l Bonru# . Station, (Corner 1st A Frotioh; REAL ICUTATji -r • A Jum onUi ALUMINUM n d GOLD 1 P A I N T grid V A l l N I E MOVER • POICH gnd DECK p a in t E N A M E L S A L l C dt • 1 ■ ' KRMlHiLOSS W HITE * LINK OF • • • WB ALSO C A B R t A to . . , . • .. . ,D S |I0 B !L ? - > c w m otor iuat ovvrn 'R E PL A C E M E N T 8TYLK8 - - M nw ruanana - w b ' x t j n wa Otgon while his m tref Ignttimr wsstosrd,-ce a 69th birthday by boll in.BL P o u r ’s F.vango ir tn ehureh. Guest a t ' " F L O O R LENGTH MIRRORS YOU DRIVE IT1 PHONE 200 O '1 - Ci STRICKLAND MORRISON } a cabin lioat, cruising accomodiitloa for two. D etail description, uric*. ,P . D. Barbour, E su J]al* H E R f. MV GOOD fAAt\)- A T IP / iir liufl tint llrvilm mu i VitaiiK m ui Ih* too lute, lit- r( pert* Io ' mkii with lilt' U.« A nn li icam . • the All-Anietu'.i i' *n fcrcin t*. i'i* I . ___ ______ 1 It MAI. ISSTA l K-HKOKElt ’ I’hone 73'J1 >(• ItA t.LS IN M U N T iaiM A Atlantic Ibtnk llldg. . ______ , IN D IA N A P O L IS — l/P» > P ark e c.-uatv m unicipality "I 2.MM Miiiiteauina - needs a pi.i .Kiiiii -i> urgentK that, ilia • wm •.'tu>i I- fflfiiililriing t'il•' ■I (ini'Mlo t to o ffer a . ui iiuht'ciueiit. ■ K o n i - u r A . W IL L IA M S • • Keep Y.our ( ar In l ip Top (’<»ndition \ l TO I 'A i v n s i ; • in t.!,; HATTERY i TI.YKUINI K i n v v iu .s tft VVKI.DING «V SH XT n > \ H its © i HTr 'In firemen aped p.' In-i ittnl «l,i - Ik-, t Inwatil iier h.'ii .n U ii. n l (d lli Die g iiiK Ida -lie fnili'il to lullin' flame* llcki .! -*.■ bet ii"'f. . s i :i» t x u s TKl Clirl \ x n ’o f a i n t AND IOIIY W O R K S I.FCAL NOTICK Phone .171 ^ u ----■I . 1 1 , 1 l COLD STORAGE SPACE FOR RENT MAGNETOS S o u th e r n B:rrTEP. BUY A <SL»!! LISTEN, CROCKETT,IF A BIG HOMBRE LIKE e m iK i u p iic iM k r YOU CAN PRETEND TO B E A l---------- — V GUN S U N G 6 R . I C A N P A S y m T ,S 'toU R MYSELF O F F A S A r— T 2 SCH OO LTEA CH ER. ! MR HALE JP ^TAP.T PRACTICIN' - MIS1E J FAHCV PAls'TS. )-------------- i u take that apvsce a n p <'nve V0U GOME: • - BETTEW BVJ'/ A PIC TlON A R Y / ------ - T r ^ x — -------- J h m m S O K t U l CRMQiS m m am h m k R ep air oitiim atos m ade - w ithout obligation. ELECTRIC SERVICE. COMPANY WHAT KIIJP OF A GUN ] I I P O N 'i P O YUH WANT, O I R A U /K N O W 1 6 F-R ? G lN G lE O H f 1 THOUGHT ROUBLE ACTION J / j ALl GUMS r v r - T n r ----- A ‘ YES, GENTS AS MAYOR O? ELMTOWN l CAN TELL YUH OUR WORRIES . f ARE OVER. WATCH THE CROC RUN FOR COVER WHEM OUR w i NEW TOWN TAMER, BOB J T \j CROCKETT, G O E S TO r-Z A , I f - J '“ V-TTiK r. I HAVE WONPEP.TUl NEWS JMCLE TITUS H IR E P A SCH O O L TEACHER MR I W LSlCY HALE CL/**ibLb < WILL START TOMORROW H M 0 P N IM 6 - i-------r r — ( 1 I WANHA BUY OHE O' THpfA B 0 0 K 6 WITH . A LO l Oi W O P P 6 IN 11 I in INK YUH/ CM l IT A P lC * & 1IO N A R Y ' r — r r m FIR^>T CALL I'VE HAP FOR 6UCH A BOOK. L'LL HAVE TO GEE. W ORK iMooro, TITUS. Wa n t e d t o rent ______IW PA1JI PO W N SQ E 3 bedroom unfurulahed GIVF o u r PAL 1 chlldnm. 110X4 N. su rsro p s t a l l in g * G E r r i okaw O Q C M iD S BY THE B A L E " D O VOL) r THINK IM V----. AQBVOU — TH RO W IN ANY S T R IK E S WITH b ren d a ? n a made o p / H E O \ O u t e E JE A l O U S . ' ^ D O Nf* W ANT H E G W EA RIN G ) -a i r - r - h s r ii rv/ t r n i k K l / / -------- F T ^ < MV R IN G ]------- ^ I BACIC"P J ; RIGHT. u MONEV t.A t o n ig h t . im a g in g love TOHEOWAS ALL VOUR IDEA m so wd pay nnd ahorl mtlio Grocery, BIT FOR NEXT season April* a ; « M Come- in and see tint, i A — Michigan' .»t.il»« I bill K*,. (llllllllCaA Jock il’ W l''1. I' 1 Oi «h. Permanent Ns WenL 2 small Children. WriU O fH » II- WBMama. Jr^ R- 0- Box 81*. 1B*nford. or l*av« moatag* at T»1** phono 7TI, -Sanford. XVIJI wa it O ui service depgrtaw N *non will l>o oxi>ortly ' I ' the SPECIALIZED . SER V IC E FOR l P w a Nt I d - our appointment I to be able to tell ' ' '• ’ O N H IG H W A Y 17 li M in u te s fro m N u n fo rd id » ']tifT '.iu i with R. Cameron, t famly olmffnd, UwmifWjr equipped, and «locked with gaggtni Hodi ga partii to give you the vtfy ih » gi wTdce, tromptly and rra?onnb!y. — — U -D R IV E -1 T . IN C . room apt-^or hi>us*. Par- than nkyk t | T |> \ \ i 'p It.*.ton Y miiWh lolmii ’ hat thvy _,li vii JH» J. ir JOHNSON’S KKI) BARN ■ fw-.-p-.aUx- will' n-J-ilir id III"' T 1 1 ,-:iil"i. ii »urIt iif relief a* > I'.ft'l • ii-ji> "f .ippro**hinp fi ViTAMlNweNmtWFT’ flavor - p a c k e d w S0UTH ERM BRCAD CCC H H I* / \/n ll MlI *W■ ■ ■"■— 1»• 6 * i La t e AUTO CLASS rr~ ■ Perm anent resident.. L. rnor, B78-W or W . M DINNER WITH A lvl. T in : t r i m m i v j s • if • T. \. Harrs* on it - - In OiciiiUy of.Junlo* Rlgh. Phono,208-J. Homer O'Neal. iti»*}UKu bit** -?fUI be on ih* hou»« this lurarggt. Tho. Masiachuantta Radamllton Board hga notified Weymouth telscimen ll)it bocauaa tha town ha* p|Ud up g Mdg.Ht sxcosa for mosquito conjrol Uteri will be no l# I« ^ fa a ^ gild WOODWOBK K \ KUY W E D N E S D A Y liLAhWilULL OP prir# paid fo r used care, any Make or model. J r., Phons Drlnndo 2-,H)7l Col- tion bracelet. Ertdyn Phone 411. _ IN T B R lO R G L O te F O IlW A lL a ~ \N D REAL ITALIAN SPAGHETTI tv ,i I'ltint. —Wti'itLwvi v r. i .. I I . l ilts mill I *i» h. !' ' Imiti' former I'nlifom lu -lnj \ Im tiiri University of U i, m H|U - i n . Joe X'oltmw. Iiuwith the* San F i i m i . , . . lu!' tin* All-America v*"t fit citi*. Vi n .iiio played with Its,(nsiu-ifiil F ourth A ir Koite trimw 1.1,1 •ra v in . ’ !!»• N U .I IT tnfllly ficli’.uA-ami.iai.viv llpringa, new l bedroom atwcco on concrsta.wMB.■ttotrtr xtov* and hot water h«*t«r, $7760.00. Lost and lfound ■Exclusive .JUpmer. Ua**ell with HtnSa-tyK.d. Phoa# 23761 LPgT : Bterlhig silver WentilUa- Cnffgy DAY O SlM O N f/IN O s n c iA i ro w s PIT BULL, pu^e for sale. 618 WANTED lor tu sii: 26 or 2H font Mclloflvlll* Av«.______ <’nlif"iui • M U D W O K K H tm r .used „|dwut gf hits, ir:i|ipoititr,l Ifv U u u i •« .■i . . . H u i . i t football ro a r h '1 ..|t|> uiilr.1 u-i assistan t,, t» *<•- • 1' ,ul ,\|. J i" ,' . executive iliu , t o r ..f th e D ep artm en t uf u.e Andy (iu«tnf>"ii. buck.fi Id nii'iic. ,^ald th e r e m e m i v a f a i i a-ooilr '«* Artrryr Kiklbs-.Uat,*-. neu*r- i n - t h e -rm.l» aint-Adn' low. fotiner F n rn n r ie Tech i'l , i'11' " oi ••at not g.-t n I'hyjdO-iiii*' flcrnu•• ..l Htc !'i*iiic liyirctaj*■-slintLiiriL-— WANTED HAVE room for one passenger lo 41 C H E V k D L E T .m Uu tandoni San Diego, Calif., leaving Thur*. Job; 2 apoed r e a r -8 nsw u o a n Shat* expense* and driving. ned t i r e s , on roar; llidrywak Phone 038. brakes,.-new F» motor, new tag, Jones A Sm ith’* .G*r*f». 3rd A Magnolia, Phone 316-M. ir CMT, reg ard less ft million Hoy B#«l. . f M....... I h r l'nl*erally I'itt p lty ery foi tin- p v. i aleil liv Shaugiimnny. I'ney i u u b l T S . Rabbit* & Rabbit*, g ia n t' checker*. New Zealand AUTO radiator* and gus cleaned and repaired. A Doea. bred and h iv e the buck*. of mechanical work. \ \ r Call 294 for C. U Budge*. _ Cohen Garage, 21st ami furnished 2-tied room Ave. Phono 1009-J. Business Opportunity ,MI» Inn,I (Odell nl the I ’ lilv. i .it V former - PLYMOUTH AND-SKRVICK v Avei - Phone and woolen* from moth dam age for 5 years. One sprayld* "f Berlou does It o r Berio J Bay* WASHING machine* r e p s l r e d - ' for th e damage. It's odorless, and all homo appliances. C ald -; stainless and dry clean!-ig can. w tll General Repair 8 hop. 70 1 not remove IL Touchton Druif North MlUs, Orlando, phono 2-1972. P rom pt eervice , Co. — -------- ------------ORANGES |2,00 bushel delivered. AUTOMOBILE painting, welding. • R. W. Lord Phone Roy Reel, 300 W. 2nd St. CHICKEN "batteries, m etal- anil wood, broiler units, interm ediate i THE FLOOR of your car Ilotteries, finishing batteries. Inrusted through?- Lot me re ­ ttectiona arranged at your con­ pair It fo r you. Roy Reel. venience. Phone 924. _ 300 W. 2nd. St. SPR c / m T t i i i s W EEK —large fre»h Florida egg* 60c a dor. Palm etto Grocery, Phone t i l . bedaprlnj • ru itm M Holdout Soa^ori Begins In Major League Circuit! FOR A good furniture deal Ironera, a * sa n fo rd BUSINESS SERVICE| ■' gas ran g ila, vnrul .SHELLAC’S ' , AINTING of all kinds. Good reliable p aln tsrs avallabl* now. Sanford P ain t A Clan* . Co., -. .a Hubert A. WHltiana v _A U qilUc_B»ph„JtijM .__________ _________ kBLE ton Florence stove in good SETTLED lady want* geneial of. eomlUlon.-- l*UL-MaUiuv«illa. fire work o r j o b ae rerepliojilet, — — - - —'——— "il" Pcitnanent. Box 1ILC, c/o Her. GOOD used table top. 5 burner Flortncc ttanfe. A. B. Alllnj, New style i . . new luxuries and conveniences . . . smart new colony, -cim porunt driving and com­ fort features! All added to tlsc sturdy reliability for* which Hudson has always been famous! You won'r fully appreciate a ll that a Hudson has to offer until you have driven it many thou­ sands of miles. Uut os soon os you sec these exciting 33 IVT~RCl)M furnitM bungalow nn Waal. 19th Street. Immed­ iate .poftaaaaton. ■ _ L flT : •>f SCREEN ENAMEL. ,• • F L O O R CLEANEB • BORROW IIKRE WHKItF PRIVACY 18 RESPECTED *15.07-. * • II. IL TOPE COMPANY. INC. YOUR n atu ra l desire fo r privacy in money m ailer* l» »trirtly respected here- Frier.ds and 3-BEDROOM 2-sUiry house. Park reUllveg are not nuestioned Avc. F irst come will g et this about your cre d it Your embargain. Edward K. Lane. nloyer S>t business an o ciates ellf not h ea r of your personal BALLARD'S feed, grocerie*. ate. * ** affair*. T here ft no cause for Phone HdS-j. 11. Q. Toucbton em barrassm ent. » _ 1201 Celery. ReaipnabU . credit roqulreinant#. WE ARE fully * Nu co-maker* on money loan*. " le e tv je ONE lot nnd 6 room house w |th * * 11600.00. furniture for sale. Phone <W3aR. »> Consujnsrr w l|| hereafter pay a W it ortt-half cent « pound more W suglr,'Coffoy (Teclxted. • • MISCELLANEOUS LAYING hers aplsnty, ygfda of WhU# ‘Rocks, Ne»( llam fsh ire., Plymouth Rocks and LsghuStU. A few pair* o t nice'W w U m *. Call 294 for C. L. Bridges.__ <iwi pencil*) ___ ’...Vi w ii « ‘ cal am______ i alamtmfm • ,110UKK I’AINT .___________ •40 CHEVROLET club coupe. Con­ tact H arry Anderson, M ayfair .boxes; m 4~*** pen* and I* fountain and impcw nir Give it a new . BLOND modernistic 6 piece din­ ette su itr. Hxrellent londitiqn. Inquire 010 W. 1st 8 t. or'phone 701-W. - ■' • ’• PLAN tfKLON INCH HASP. • TRENTON. FU. (Special)— Gilchrist County farmdr* are plannlng to plant more acreage W wafermelone this aeuson than thoy1 planted last year, according to County A gent A. ». M ird . District Ropreaentativ* P.O. Box 237 Minimum rales . . . JOe ■ Tsejacr. Health Board Asks Help In Cleaning State Rest Rooms JACKSONVILLE. Keb. 12, (AO *-A n' appeal wan made till* week to nearly 100 civic and aorvice organization* h r the S tate Hoard of Health to help in its campaign to clean up filling station restrooms. All employee* of the De­ p artm ent Were requested not n those which In the past arose I uy ga* from station* where rest­ ov#r America's war with Mexico, room* a r e not In a sanitary condi­ i atwt such incident* *x tho occu­ tion. • Personnel of it* :W local p atio n s of N icaragua and Haiti. health unit* over the state wetc Any talk you hear about a urged to fallow a .similar policy. Cooperation was sought of o r­ I fu tu re war with Russia—W au » e i of certain acU which go against ganized groups and their individ­ I the weetern eonsdenec—is to con­ ual members, as well as every demn the long view without giv­ citircn in the clean-up drive be­ ing It a chance. Such talk can cause the need is urgent xml only handicap those who are cannot he further delayed. Th« sincerely searching for Interna­ move was necessitated l>eeau*e jth e health departm ent's personnel . tional solutions. „ lie per line fer our laMitiw He per, line fer three Inaertlcna 97c per line far ( Inner11one IS per line for 20 Insertions h e r a l d uutfieldei JlihiV \V ;fbi(>\ the St. I.ouis t'ariilitnli. Utncrnl Mruiaqer Herb I' > irn k of liic compil in'' I VIt u a i quite n*plcti of tone The>e fellow« jlo.it rono •' .• ■' Ihii vve'ie trying hard to pu i. P iii'ii u Imil rluh iipiI V'O - • • M aple M u sic S h u p Rv Assnclatp.1 l*re»# It »e one by the slu t l of in. ■c.i m Myi-i.i: .UK. M « lllh k \. J. The liuldt.ul *en*on hns tiegU'i noil that will l»c ready l • m •• hi the mnior Icitgurs., We're getting out of lad i • . • Oulfleldm Luis Olmo of the ih fiititvly," llroulilyn Dmlgei * i» one player Tlvr-fc rittnburirh P fr ttr t h it\e whu hue e\Ui**sed ill**atisfaetl<ui s.ghrd two p itcher» jUct not of with the lonU nrt offcreyl - hint. nulilury service, They, a rc lint, and tumor* *»y Ihul he m ay end i hillett six-foot-four inch t u b up with the Philadelphia Phillies. hiiinler, mill southpaw Ahl m The vetcian Dixie W alker also Willjle. . WORLDS FINEST * Is believed to be unhappy over The line Inn ( h a p t c i of tin BOATS Ituni-ball W itU'is .\».(Oi lull hi 30 Model* - from Row bust* hiiiuir Tommy llplmrn u;.l I’.n o Outboards - ftunuboui* - CruiForrim to night. Onmmi nnou-t acre to 60 foot Yacht*. Happy ('hiiiiit)vi mill III lit l-.l Exclusive l*T Hull Design of Manager George Traututnn At this Itlggina PI*»tKt»ed Bonded Ply­ l i o n oit Tiger* will head the In'. wood. 60 It.P. to Twin 200 H .r. of m>i'iihiT> ut thf ilutlii; gasoliae or dleael. power. UiiiYer»ity of P ltts o u i.li <>t Level Riding . Dry - Safe on filial* huve remained silent ionTurns - Soft Rldiag • Shallow i t ruing u -successor io .'.-ottMlI D r a f t • Exceptionally S e »• toacli Clark Shhtighne*«y " it" ie worthy. sighed to take oVei ill • *e id A V A IIA B I.E SOON * Conili.ng po,l nl the I't'iv i-c tr. W rite o r' Phone U» Collect m Maryland. • l » r fu rth er Inlnrm atlon and S'lK-culation center* on t l ' i c priorily order Information. ILXKMONIC.XH. NOVELTY* I'll' COLOR. RIIFKT MUSIC. HAND PHONE US OK BR1N6 YOUrt Aon tc THE SANFORD HERALD 1NSTRUMKNTS. ACCKRSUHIEH, Count, (It* word* to the Une, including phone and addresa. REED S APPLIANCE^ All adrerttiomenU for sltaatioaa w*nl*J »Ui be charted at th* — \y it ITi: p o i i i a t a i o ii — , regal ar tlsaalfiid rate*. • SKMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY CO. U9 W. Srd SL CURTAINS FROM BUIU.AP TALLAHASSEE. Fla. (Rpod a l) — Members of (he Mlccosukee home demonstration club re­ cently made very attractiv e cur­ tain* from burlap sacks for thslr club room, •ccorulnf to Mfts Wllma Smith, home agnpt. BOYS OF WOODCRAFT ha* not yet reeoveted from the the health o f our e i ti« n i ami armed service drain to carry out w hiter »l»ltor»” he asld. The unfortunate thing too, Lee an pffectiv* program. declared, 1* that the “ f lr it aighl” David B. Lee, Director of the too often I* n o t.-th s laal <gK Bureau of Sanitary Engineering, sight u* the vi*ilor travel* over pointed out th a t the filling sta­ the Slate. The filling station tion I* one of the flr*t place* rr*t room situation la daflattoly a tourist *top* afte r entering the one which demand* more car# by State. Be*Id* the, health angle, it* personnel than la cu rrw tly • the next g reatest evil of an un­ bring reflected. clean restroom lie* In ''f ir s t im­ * ' ALTAR IIALTKR . pression* being lasting Impres­ GREENOCK.- Scotland; — NPv-» sion*”. Florida I* conildered a will neither m a.ry nor bury d ean and heallhglrinip State. If ................~ " vour cAtldrgn,'* one of the first sight* a visitor; you nor tnptiro see* I* a smelly and badly kept) the Rev. J. F_oel L yth-w rote hie .............. i, - "’unle** your c*#m reilroom , it i* bound to reflect parishlonsrs, V I* gu&L ndvers.’ly. "We need to have more in lterm ...... .s of* church-guing tj pride, as well u* consideration fu r I am on.*lri.itf. POW Who Got I gypt ^Ugrgfests Supplies Sends i British Troops Leave Batavia Thanks To Pilot) CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING H A iy r o R D e *~ ^ 4S2 E ,f vonlohcoa, heat, for mlhdlc a c r o p * from -W .hm ihhv wl obcdltnt, w#U-n»ann#red^4*< sBoxs J4, J iPjymuucb, ri'L-m :.) FU. STATIC and % $ a m ic rW H E K L -BALANCING m tjs m bvPAULROI e'»- [ HOT YET/ I IM TAPIN' HER n eepm c T H A T S .' A N ID EA WHEN S H E O U N K SteM fjjTELL HEQTOTAJCETHE RING OFF. N’ PUT IT ON THE w in d o w — rr*C &|Q- ■ r " ■ ® i U -iL Yea h .j THEN f > V O U I, ***•■sr.Bp TOQBT" ** aa taS A w -,jF » jr " ^ 'S S I'S — 'jS T ^ _ J .t f .jp , V % nw! iB E j r e ,* p | n i i I t 1 ilu v 8 v. . * 4 JS . L ’ . j.l,* f t^ jre g ;' 1 1 I grab rr» 1 n M n nv. i h A 1 �TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, J9I<1 TU E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Royal fens Open Letter To Boxing’s Janies Boys, Walker And1 Johnson since then, th a t perhaps I had better review them. , , Itemember how when we firs t catnc Into the dining room, Louis (KidI K n;lan rushed up to say 'hello- The form er featherw eight champ ia looking p retty good and da now n Connecticut referee. Then Tony Galento pounded hl«' cheat and Instated on aa other with l-ouia. "1 can heat that big fa t bum the n e a t time,* esrlalm rd the New Jersey time.'* exclaimed Ihe New Je r- right BADMINTON SETS $13.50 to $2g-85 ARCHERY SETS ALSO COMPLETE ACCESSORIES FOR BOTH SP O R T IN G GOODS From where I s it... Jy Jo e M arsh Sam Hackney has a trade mark IleforxV.xhm Hockney got s u e 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. B ut 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 th e 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 ih r 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 d u p le 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 m atter? 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 friia d of the boxer* waa dead, and he had dictated th at mewaage Ju*t before receiving the final count, , Then Al<e Greene, NBA pteaident, rapl.ilnrd th a t “ 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 th a t remark, Aire th re w 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 comIng up!” And‘ robably everyone al th r lablra, Ike me, inwardly said: "I hope It wa* nice nf th r boxing w rit­ er's committer to invite Hr. Ilic’iard Nell, brother of The AP'* Kddle, down from M assachusetts to nee the Nell plaque presented to you, Jim m pW alker. I liked it when he raid the nwprd liy the New York man, who wnrkrd w i'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 th r 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 m ark — 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 te s te —dependable and temperate. Baaa’s no feel I T n rilg h l’H - A ll- S ta r F e a tu re Hevenlh Kate— Falurlly ig n at -J -r# NO MINOKB ALLOWED d e c o r a t in g 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. furnUh paint; mitt tth «h :.ir every purpoac and a re equipped to handle any nize job. Remember, there W a P ittsburgh fa in t foY every surface. Let us recommend expert painters who will jrive you real quality workmanship, Call • Wo have a complete stock of th e REST GRADE OUTSIDE I’AINT mid INSIDE C O L O R S nnd FINISHES! ALUM INUM , COMPOSITE BOX SCORE SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL CELERY . FEDS 1946 / 10 GAMES Name K aslner Dyms . Andemon W. ,\nder»on Jenkinson Kilpatrick llowrn Clark Swain Ctillum Granlham Gammage S alt • Lake CUy ha* been a d ­ mitted to membership In th# P artfie Coast Professional Football l-eagua. Th# league directors alto voted to adm it Honolulu, w jth ’ n provision th a t the Island team play all ita gam es a t home tin* year. ThU proposition may not fie acceptable to th# »w n*q of t k . If A w «!»Li l e a n t * . th* Honolulu tram . On Route 17 (Hanford Highw ay) . til tout 12 mileu South of Sanford SH ELLA C and V A R N ISH ! The Coinpletf Paint and Gloss Store FLETCHER E. BOLLS, Owner 117 So. P ark —Phone 303 .w w tA M A n A a /v i/v w ia A ( tA a A /v \i Wagering „ Continues To Increase At Oval TO N 10IIT H E N T R IE S K im H i* ..» s l* M l| U rlllla n t Ko«. M »haw k llr s v v . l i e s nut*. M ill* N ancy, i-iu> .r-, La ity V a il, U t i l e n -.ii.lt. l i u m V a Frtdia. . r w * Hare— I ' b I b H I m tW lr*l l ln lt .H a lls lio u k U i W o lr r n I’lln/-.., D u sty T y lt , T a x A » M m r , W a r 1'ilnce, Ijitil W h it* 1.11». K a ie n K a y , N’lg lil I ta rin g D ual)' H e e l,. * I B I N w a r e S/ia y l l .r l - IS r r .H # H a lt H a ll- ’ teaWle) ll.m k y. llr a ik p l, H ells D rrh ld . Itid .ly llreeae, U an *h a Jdnrn, t U .W r P r in r * . U t i l * V ic k y , lt l* .k IjoiTi, nmtttk N s n ^ t d l w . l u ' IQ w la U U lla e e t P lta a a n t M able. K l|« e > li l)p, Jo h n n y Jtaae r. M nhaw k flruut. K lla h t C , Itoae P la n te r. H ay Until, If If . ' r i l t h W are -S/ l a M itel . (W a la U la M are) H e ll's ((Irt, r o t a Mtar, tlnay U s ale. N «ver F e a r ,. Cootie. Cl»#r, H ell Ik .y , A n d y b u r k e , Huper l»uper. s la la a « r r - . » i « n o i ( Q a la b l a Maeat ■ A ll T a l k . It e y e l U *# n *. D nul.le Uirkv Tim. tu rlln e. VIIiga liaaeak-Coast W«rreky, K»pIralurr. p#r Thread. s e v e n th W are— a / ia w i l n v ; D r*p #tad *. Ik ™ io n m a r. f at l u r ­ ries lleo tl I atAy. IH * U»P. Ktdtra Feds To Meet Strong . Seabreeze Quintet TRICK ARTIST ____ SATURDAY Ittd AND ADDITIONAL SERVICE 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/ 8lhg-of a mile event will come on Friday nights, also In the se­ venth race. Crowds and w ageiing continue! to increase each week of the sea­ ton. Karr* are run r.-gardless of w eather condition*. F'nns nr* fully prplected from inclement weathvr and are made comfortable hy tha excellent heating facilities The' French mller. Mere*) llan - Are, Mr Mir, Chenrre n. ’ oenne. say* .he ha* bceoma con­ Mtaash R a re — a / t i. w t u . . II p». I—e» »*r»> vinced th a t Indoor running ,U t « * t N ew s, (- n e n r y H lrt. Iln p n y much too hard on th# feet. Ifan- M atron, Mr. I ’. Inter. lilr « r lt« M . i l l •rnne flnlehed, third to Leell* Mlp- M atron. A r m y . O ffic e r, M y lU r l.tc , Mitchell a t tK* indoer meet atltixe Boston Garden S aturday n ig h t L a u r, he comroenUd:—-"th e tree* wee Ilk* concrete and It waa wiry JOE KIRKWOOD, FAMOUS GOLF * ’■' »( #• •.-*’ - ' ’ ' - AN INDEPEND EN T DAILT NEW SPAPER New York To BelnterimUNO NUMB E R 106, A.wNocia(rtl Press I/ca.scd Wire SANFORD. FLORIDA. WKDNBKDAY. FEBRUARY 13, 1946 VOLUME XXXVII Churchill Arrives To S*»e Truman Of "Interior .Says He Cannot Stay | On When Truman Expressed Lack Of Confidence In Hifn Capital Officials Report New P r i c e And Wage Formula Nearing Completion Before Philly Transit Strike C Of C Demands | Action On 10 Foot! . will serve as e coach for th# New York Yagkeea th is year. ; 1X)NGW00D Partly rlondy, ronlinued mild tonight Thursday. T e P rotect the Peace of Ihe World) To Prom ote the Progress of America .-<* To P re d a te Proa p e ril, for Hanford. Absembly Rushes To Wind Up Dispute Between B r it a in And--Soviet Union % _______ Another bed note, two day* ’Twenty-four team s will competw . . . . .r .the . . . dinner—ono ........ _____of___________ afte the Joenl ( In .... the N ational Association of writer* said th a t the scheduled j Intercollegiate Basketball's annual ,lightweight , - t *—-*•*•* Aaa«wU*iaiii»i championship match tourney nt K i n i t i City M ir, ll* here on March 22 between Itoh 1(5. Ixxyolxa of New Orleans won * ’ Montgomery, N. Y. chamn, ami last year’s tourney. Ike w illiam s, NBA tllleholder, Boh Kiphuth assumed hla itew "appears to be a cuver-iip safe­ duties ns athletic director a t Yale guarding W illiams' Interests.” Then he went on to say "There today. HI* first job will ’ b» to !*lecl a aucceaaor to basketball SANFORD -ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB YAR YEH X OLD-FASHIONED faTfil DYNAM ICS!* S lly ASSOCIATED VRK 8 S The collegiate basketball acatoil ‘ stretch of a hectic :i* cnlerlng tho ! campaign, -1 ' No m ajor team s are left in tho e i unbeaten cl**». The past '***h t (cutui<-d such upsata ns New York .. University’* victory over Notre ILiiiu*, Bowling G rw n n trium ph - over Oklehoma A. A 51.. a victory a I by Canlslua of Buffalo over 8 ym a , 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 S tate, I-ouWiena J S tate and Americkit University. , -* - In -the Southern Confer.-nee, Duke, North Carolina anil Virginia - a ^ .'* e * i _ ^ ** , i m # w Now Jim m ies, th at sound* like T e-c-eih » ckThlias W in L.***1 b e a le n o n c iC '' GREYHOUND RACING H arm .Start . 8 :0 9 I’.M. Sharp I’M HEADIN’ HOME TO REPAINT WITH PITTSBURGH^ COLOR TOTAI-H (/oiled bunt llrnurt /'MtoJalw# GREYHOUND GUB la oa th* a ir ever WDBO tonight el 8 tl0 and over WLOF at S:23 with all the "dope" on the doge a t jhe . Hanford-Or* Undo K ennel Club. in Unity Tltef® 1h StTlhuth*— • - The Bemlnnl* Itleh School me* ore travel to Dayton* Beech tonight ter<o totlr of tUti with WASHINGTON, Frh. 13. lA I— L| (.try of th>' Interior lla r-ld f kra re ig n e d froat the cabinet t i'ny. , vlng th a t President T run h i t — In /e ffe c t— expreaxed; f ■V. vk inf (dance in him. The - ,J a i- ' I >rtgh**l - new -deal#*t ’ l i j 4 rglieH d cm Mar. 9 t,’ LONDON, Fob. 18, (AP) —New York City has been selected as the tem porary U n ited .' N ations H ctdquar• t e n . The UNO assembly com m ittee voted over whelm­ ingly today to net up the interim headquarters in New York today a fte r rejecting i.k a proposal to select San " Francisco. The vote against tha California city waa ill’ fo 10. The commltte«’i vote taiuit now be Sc ted 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 • la te evening session to attem pt .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 E gyp­ tian proposal -for solving the dispute arising o u t of Russian chargra th a t Britain haa interferred in the Internal affairs of -Indonesia. The Egyptians nave proposed th a t British troops be w ithdraw n as early a r possible from Java. The proposal also sugj c e ils presentation of a report on rress of the current lonesisn negotiations D u t c h ___________™ _ _ ___. ------------ on ... Indotfetlan demands for • <ade­ p t ndenea. ' ’ •’ . Delegates .to the General A s­ sembly are epeculating today a t to w hether United S tates charges of axla collaboration b y , A rgen­ tina would come before the Se­ curity Council of the UNO. It haa W n suggested th a t Bovlct Russia may raise the qtieetlon aa . 3 to w hather the Information lo tha Gen. MacArthur Kiwanis Favor 11' Blames Shortage USO Building As ,’ Of Coal On Japs Recreation Site —' -------- y, S a y s Japanese Re­ I)r. Rucker Declares |! luctant To Replace P u b l i c Sentiment,|> Liberated Chinese Favors This Plan cl WASHINGTON, Fab. 13, (/1'1General Douglas M lcA rthur has attributed Jap an ’a shortage of co a|. partly to the unwillingness of the conquered people to under­ take the difficult task of digging It out of the .ground. The Allied ufpreme commander haa reportcJ o Washington that Japanese reluctant to’ replncw litre rated Chinese and -Korean . t h e mine*. U» .la y s eA>rtrttgvrbndUJotS«re hard, and th a t It la difficult to recruit new labor to r coal mining activities. M acA nhur’a report notes th a t Japanese coat production haa declined from 3, 400.000 metric Upon a motion by Judge II.W Ware, memberi of tin- Sanford Kiwanis Club unanimmudy ex­ pressed themselves n* in favor of using the USO building, when It reverts to the city, strictly a* a recreational center for young people. The motion followed a talk by Dr. R-W. Rucker In which ho said th a t he beitved puhllc M-nli- Quillman Says Rest Rooms To Be Checked Naval Air Station Wants Place To Eat The Ship Service a t th# Sanford cMkreg.’ t o o an d,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 unford Ik Given Run ‘Around Iii OmitlinaJ J Project From * ' B ffltl BRITA IN ’S WARTIME PRIME MINISTER. W inston Churchill (rig h t) |« greeted on his arrival at the Natiunnl A ir|xirt in WushIngton, D.C., by G reat B ritain’s A m ba»ador to the U.8 ., l,m d Hali­ fax. Churchill immeillalely left lor the White House, wher* ho con­ ferred with President Trum an for !*0 minutes on unannounced topics. • ( International Houmlphnto) , Accused hony" and ,fTwo G uitars" violin l l j solos. II* waa accompanied by H arry Kudell. David H arrell o f , | a ( Troop 4 sang "Melancholy Hnby.” I 1 F I President Hall urged memtiers | to attend the Kiwanis Intercluli VY meeting n t-tjm Junbn- ChetnlN-r ling of Commerce llulhling in O rlando, Sire on Feb. 22, the prhginm of which *u.bl will l>e devoted to George \Vn»h- at IngtonV hirthday. j m«i Homma Glad He Will Be Shot, Not Hanged MANILA. Feb. 13, </V )- A United State* officer who rode with General Homma front Manila to Luton prison camp discloses th a t the tlaU an. Dentil March commander found gruesome con­ solation in the records of hla trial. Major Larry llodg in of Twin F it* . Idaho, aay* Homma put on hla spectacle* and read th* findings all the way through. Jap Officer Tells How Yank Fliers Were Treated Before Cremation • —— — --------------------- SHANGHAI. Feb. 1», (A V - A Jg su te e e officer V ho 4* charged along with 11 other# with th* crem ation' o f three American fliers haa ‘d isclosed some o f {he methods of th a t cruel madngaa. M e Je rC c n e ra l lla sa ta k a X abum ac t h k h 'aa eerta d t h a t ’ th e fllere were paraded through the etw et# of Hankow In the hop# of todaelnw Kai-Shek te W>- - vet belly to th* heed of the Jaimnee* pres* properand* ee«ti*n. Lieutenant hllehl Ixuml. who Is a tlll. sought by Allied authoritle*. A subsequent report by Ixuml le said to have observed th a t people hkd been more violent than he >Wd expected them to be. Th* vktim a of the atrocity have been Wenttfled M Becond L ieut Leeter Ibhile of Slickville, ment wa* read lo the court ! th* chief proeeoutor. U eut- C< I B ^ ’S k W M lS «* of the crowd of W * who al“ mnda attrectod to the ypoe- |/*5(jlonjr th# defendant#, haa SmertM ?1 ‘hrf* day afternoon at the Rrick*<>i Funeral Ilo m eV lth the Rev. W. P Brooks, Jr., bffleiatlng. Inter m ent will be In Evergreen Ccme tery. ’ Harroll Ib Awarded Damages Of $1,972 A Jury tn C ircuit,Court Tuesday afternoon awarded C. E. Harroll a verdict of I l,t*T3 in a »ult againat Oredy Duncan, city sani­ ta ry inspector, based on damage* reaultlng from an automobile collision on Aug. B, 1944 between a etudebaker aedan driven east on Third S treet hy H arroll end a city owned Chevrolet aedan being driven north on Holly Aven­ ue by Grady Duncan, Mr. H arroll was represented by G. W. Spencer, attorney, and 5lr. Duncan waa represented by Georg* A. DeCottea, asaU tant sta te attorney. • Much Interest In the tria l was taken hy • number ’ NKW YORK; Fab. 13. AP— The chairman nf th# T . l | f Negotiation Copintille# nf the • To# l o s t trailer* Asoociatloit ha* announw-d th at Ih r JSiew ’ / y ^ *Pr * A H *r , , A . 'K . An |" t look* hnpaiul. I be rh iirm an Jam ra MrAlliatrr made the. statem ent aa he left lh«* pow plnan Athletic Club. where he presumably had been m arling with th e rum- mill** II* said The eammlttea will meet with tugboat union leader* at 2 P. M., Kaatern Tina*, taday. I f l D E T R O IT . Ft*b. 13. ( A P ) L t i l f . . 4*5 — 1I ojm’h h u v e b e e n r a in e d In B Y v ‘-i' # -.v D e tr o it to d a y t h a t (J e n e rn l 1 -v M o to rs a n d th e U n ite d A u to | . v V ‘« \ * V * 'j| W o r k e r s m a y In* r e a d y to J r e s u m e c o n t r a c t ilise iisa io n n . ^ . / j I n d ic a tio n s t h a t s o m e th in g . -lo n g th is lin e is in th e w in d h a v e b e e n s e e n In t h e f A '*0 ..T ransport 1s u d d e n c a n c e lla tio n 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 bargain in gom| faith. Tiie trial examiner. Gerald Itetlly, *a)*■ he cnlleil off today's -rssmn aflet s telephnno con­ ference witk olficfal* In W ash­ ington. The prim ary reason for the postponement, he added, was to permit a resumption nf wago , talks between the company and ; the union However, he said ha doe* not know of nitv definite plan* for *uch a renewal of ne­ g otiation*. The postponement of (the NI.KII hearing i* for one ■lav only The *pi-clal Labor tlapartm eht mediator who hag heon a t work *,*•) the •I'*** T7? . j ! for more than two weak*. Jam es F IVway. Hritle, that he had .anything to do with the po*tpom nient Danay plans to talk with »ach »Ulc separately in hope itf bringing them together again. , Wtth the cities of New York, Philadelphia, and P ittsburgh hack jon a nobmal footing tmlay, the nntinn'* hone* that Imve hern mined find dashed «■> often ditrin ,1 the past week by repeated falsi alarm* over the •nrminent an tonitii etnetfl of * n*-v wage atm pii.*' formula have l-oen rai»r*l one# again. Thi* time official* in Wnnnington are refraining from .aying that the unnouner.m erit _ may «om* t«wl« r ,- or - to* movtow, or In the near future. Tltfy ju st any the formula is about ready, and with that teaser, they go hack into the conferenca room for another bout with the wage-price Issue. T h rte seam* to lie gi-aeral, though unaimfirmed agreem ent, ! that the main outlines of the policy call for an a ie ra g e inciwn*e of ffi n t..|i for *ter|. uircliill R ush mi’s This wual.t Ih- grantp.l a* com ­ for a wag* increase n( Vacation In Miami pensation |SV, , mu* an k o u r-* lt, plan ap­ pear* fan Iy cartaia that this nrMIAMI Feb 13. I,V> Church’ j rnngemAnt ita| been accepted in ill I* lu rk tn FUrutn today re ­ : principle by both the *toel union suming his vacation at Miami and management. W hat la hobliag Ilench. He (lew to Washington , up th* works now is the drafting over the weekend for a brief j by the government of a eftmprevisit with President Trumnn. , hrnsive formula thnt would In­ The Chicago publisher—-Marshall clude thr*c adjustm ents fn • Field—joined Ihe former, British: general policy applicohie to all Prim e Minister whru h u .returned1 industries. south. Asked if hi* tirp might hove- pitthing to do with qurchnalng Churchill’s memhlrs. Field said " I ’at nfrai .1 nut:” Hack at hla ’ Miami Beach host's home, Churchill ha* picked up his land­ scape painting nnd his dips in the surf, lie Is the guest of Col. Frank Clarke. » Filets 1o Taks British Forces Sponsorship Of Arrive At Kure Nursery School For Occupation Ri'organization Of Junior Chamber Is Scheduled Tonight Fourteen Persons Injured By Early Morning. Tornado 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, B jB J B T , W ■* : H C l •V' . A rgentina wa* admitted to the United NatlVna. •' f ' T he United State* delegation, meanwhile, haa *aserted th a t no -further action U contemplated on chargea made by th a S tate Dd rtm ent. Moat of the delegates ve expressed an . opinion th a t > unless the Russians bring up the case. No others probably would m be reedy to introduce discussion " on A rgentina *o late In the Lon­ to r November in the -occuple.1 don meeting. tone* of Japan and Korea. Th* Allied commander also a s­ serted th a t the announced policy of encouraging freedom of labor has stim ulated labor movements throughout Japan. This la on# of the steps In a program which ,Ja - ex p e cted -to load, tow ard tha development of democracy among ARDMORE, Okie-. Fab. l l . W th* Japeoee*. Million* a r e ’ *aM — Fourteen persona were Injured te be unemployed, deepita the and a t ’leaat 25 houaaa d e m o lish ed shortage of w orkers at the mines. early thia m orning when a to r­ Unions of various types of worknado ftruck the city of Ardmore era are being organlxed. 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 ea st end of the Main Btreet before dawn. Brleha were -torn station restroom* In thia front several ecveral oinpr othpr iirucxurca, structures, be cheeked as to cleanthe roadway waa Uttered d sanitation during th* . . . jc u * work Wka ham pered next month. I t was announced to­ when fallen utility tine* plunged day by Dr. F ra n k QuHIman, direct­ th* community Into Inky black- o r of the Seminole County iroaltii nee*. Moet of th# etroeta have U n it * been littered with fallen tree# If such restroom* era n et up and tekphen* end power poles. to sta te atanderd* aa to sanitation A etate highway petrol onieer, and cleanlines* the operator* of the etatiena wUl'b# given a short tim e to g et them cleaned up, he added. Following a eecond Inspection, operator* will o r w ill n e t j ’ ' t : stationreceive certificates of approval. Dr. Quillman atated. K H v ii IMIotikm Qui z Pro- First Contingent Is gram Is Conduclcd, Composed Chi e f l y By Mrs. J. P. flail Of A u s t r a l i a n s ie 11. II. Ckleiwan who presided over the meeting, said that it wa* vie v disappointing and discoura­ ging to Irani that Sanford's r i­ ver project had l.eoii stricken active sponsorship 1' '* from the hill while practically Nur-ery School i>e«iiiiu every other im portant project in |, when thn Federal G Florida hn.l been Included and auif- formally rellnqui-he* vested thst everv effort Ire ma le vision of the - cIhhiI, through F'lorida's two S enator! to an unnounerment ro serum some fnvorahle actl-rn y .'h* nt »h« meeting « in th e Senate. He pointed out In the Hotel Mayfair that the 10-foot channel p ro je c t, Kail llmomt'. •lutiinto include* the WiMwIruff f’r y k cut Nursery S c h - i ' w i i i off which i* particularly impor- authority nf Suid T V tant to Iih-b I Uialmen. | The school wdl 1* Among other* who entered In- taming ami n *- ' ' •o the JlM-o-.ion were 8 . O C haw < "l">nt- with m. -am. who that n drive be «* Lrfouv C H *" "" •tm trd nt once to revive the | 0- m ""-e with Mi* Hi m fool project. A. F. Yowell w h o Mr*. O. M. Harelaan, pqlnt**l--eiil —that —the C anaveral p,,1"' project, which would b* in com - 1 lll*ne^,r h ,'" " , l|Y netitinn with the St. Johns River, Mr»- R* c *11. had b*en included In the appro- P " ; ' * 1* «"■ bue.m rriutiona hill. O. P. Herndon who J'V' .*h• nh,,, r '" '' obeervcl that you can’t dig 12 for *,’r ir co'.peratloi. feet-without firat digging 10 feet. .•*« *!» sale of tick. Voile V illinm -w ho suggeaterl Hep- 1 c>"' ", re.enlatlve H-ndricks be Invited ■"*" May. 'c e n tL - p. lo romp lo Hanford to pxplaln th«* ,,P ‘ U l . ^"r ,MM n deletion of the project, and J. I. a ""V V ^ I,rf!srrt!3,f 2 •nidt at oner l«> it Inarrlro t , n the Henat. Idll. „ I A 1cnninuttee .oni|i"-i President Coleman com mended. j j^{|(chcll Mr* tt th* work of the County Commls-1 Mr*. Mary Uawtm *lott In making Im provtm rnta at pointed to writ.- f«-*< the nig Tre* Park and the Base- , ylnp „ h y „n thr drat 1*11 Committee for It. efforts In I W#(ier L Morgan iia»i Irehalf of the baseball player* now I ^ Uiu»B*nforrt Pilot f l in training here. He called upon of thanks from the Si Fletcher Holla for a report from Kenney Founds)! the Baseball Committee, | nB ,h# r | u(, for it* c Mr. Boll* eipreeaed Me *ppr*- to Infantile Paralysis elation for the help of John Krli o s i U m** u# !•*■< der, Ed Levv-W hltnefi Floyd _______________ Palmer and W. V. B l t t % In makIII RECTO IkH TO ing arrangem ent* for tha ball players and said th a t the City and The Board of Direct Chamber of Commerce had dage H anford., Merchant* everything possible lo make them will meet tomorrow af comfortable and their stay here 2:30 o'clock at the C a pleasant one. U* regretted the Commerce. fact., however, th e t ' completely _ satisfactory hots! accomodations V f > l P T , i n I - B i l l could not be provided on account » v M J I t t l l V -rtilll of overcrowded conditions and IT a ltw a O f lock of help. ' • T Illn S , V l *On motion of Rev. M ark Carp!int*r .. ***• dl^ < lor* 10 ,n ’ Joe Gibson, veteran vita tha Brooklyn cameraman and Han back next w i n l e r . n d t o e i p r e . a #UJ, ,,hologrlpH«ri U« a willingness to do everyth n r In , »■ ' , h ipw U c Utelr Power to provide ea U .S iji. ' » 1 worker ory accomodations for next win- . . i . - - vealerday morn Jack R atlgan and Bralley Odham e f th* Junior Chamber of Commerce expressed the desire of their organisation to co-operaU w ith the senior organisation and revealad th a t th# member­ ship of th* Junior group la now about 225. * President Coleman appolnterl ■ committee composed of Mr,’ Mr. CJreen..M r. Boll* f a d Mr. m a i­ ling to work with the County Commission In developing In the Big T ree Park. Georg* Touhy reported on the prog rex* of. tho. Veteran* Homecoming celebration and promised a full day a t activitie*. 8*nator Boyl# announced Special Meeting Of Farm Bureau Is Scheduled Friday ernm ent operation for ■ few years of several large fertlltoor m aterial plants, afte r whteh such plant* are .to be turned over to four farm co-operetivee to handle the output, with a special agent In e y h county agent’* office. P/bponent* of th# bill, said M r/ W athen. claim th a t it wHI reinilt In bettor auppllea of higher grad* fertlltter, and wtil build aoll. Opponents say th a t th* proceae is undemocratic and wiU result in inefficiency and higher costs. O ther m a tu re to be considered will be a proposal to secure county machinery to d'C river muck ftfr 8 *mlnole ecunly f e rn u ; how to work clcier ’ 'with tho A gricultural E x p erim e n t . B tatieoj closer co-operntlon w ith F u tu re i Farm er* and t'lv to g d r a b u g e -. problem* lo th e Sanford f a r m ta r -j 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 12, 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 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 12, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/67e5828b23e29cf87f3aba9b06a9f3f3.pdf 74e36872172e740cae980c765a180d3a PDF Text Text «; «W-* 1 - -w.5***: j , T • r - r tn c tt^ R lB P w - ’ v ,,. ... r«>- * ' i- . . T - »v ♦ [s PAGE BIX '^ 7 f j " • ' / - v— ——rj vkt ry . wrv;^,. .......: ... .*•#• | | 4 t H W < H i i w i l » ! l » i t « » i 4i i t H M n t t u i t m » n m m n M n « u » u t m e i n » l t t m i t i e .&T tjp • ............... ■ I ORIDA *e Brooklyn’s Gene Hermanski Will Marking ’Em Up j Like Playing Ball For Dodgers JULIAN HTENSTItOM I'lW M| 1 tll ! “ *“ k i e f f - E j l!nr:" \zzv 11 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, I9lff j — r rw course, they haven’t overlooked banehali roup which left’ X him a t altT a* yet. We have often York today for Miami. By the thought that Jack McDowell a t time Miami It reached, the party Hollins should talk to Clark and will be increased to 46, and then! we hope that auch n "g et-to g e­ will proceed to Panam a, where * . w ith ther” can be arranged. Jack will Spring training will begin. F irst be back in the football war* next basemah Nick Ktten .signed nis By FRANK ECK bsTing able to ilo anything an the Herald Sports -Editor Fall and you can tie sure h e ll contract In time to Join the group Gene llerm am k i, who U cur- field—and- do it inAtlnctively. have u scrapping good eleven a* which le ft New York this m orn­ rcntly w orking out a t the batebalf '■lie' can't ml**,” it the way Although the Celery Fed bn*- he always doe*. ing. 'training school In Sanford, Flu.. Roscoc MeGo'wen of the New k ettali team hs«n't diepluyed a t * A Kddie Joost says he will not r r , ‘- t f —Ill III.- playing __................ . r... T,* the outfield ror Yprk Time* who will arrive in g reat deal of bower thii* *ea*on. S tale Roundup report to the Rochester club o f the Brooklyn Dodgers for levernl Hanford Monday morning, aura* It doein't at all mean that they M*r N ortheast Florida conference ■jhr International leag u e. The < nutaani. The foremost ire :. I—. him up, and .Mac ha* been "cover- haven't any good ball player*. coaches' are on' record favoring Bolton lfrave.4 sent Joost to Rothe hour*. 2—the pey. "'ll will- bo .ing> the Dodger*" forv24 year*, p i e eager* have been h a n d k e tm j|a fhjln|!i, j„ S -State high school Chester as" part o f the deal by veters'i* by height this year ntor, th a n ' , hltlle ru | Mi The much easier than getting up at' A few other pres*T»ox vi ■] coaches favor which the brave* acquired out 0:30 o’clock In the morning dally feel the *»me way, They rem em ­ anything else. In every tilt th e | perm itting yout|jj to participate - fielder Johnny Hopp from the St. he did while playing for the ber how well Hermanski perform Feds have lost, they have been in ad sp spor o rts the rest of the y ea r; Fouls Cardinals. ' Joost says h< U. 8 .- Coast G Guard. ed In 104.1 when he hatted -100 m much sm aller than th eir towering if hey become 111 years old a fte r krpeves himself capable of playHermanski Isn't a prewar bolt- 18 game* for the " B r o o k l y n opponent*. Yet, every team the Sept. 16, The coaches recom -jjng major league ball. But if lie player. He was Just coming up Bunts" while getting ready for Feds have -beaten this season mend altering * the controversial j1M R, KO back to th e minors, ho . the laddar in those day*, finishjng the Coast Guard after being h a v e averaged about the same 19-year age rule of the F lo rid a' wants to play In tW kPaelflc ~ Coast I jhc Our Convenient “ “ helghth as the Feds s iy l. it'* cer­ High School Athletic Association. Is-ague. ' two scosohs of Class D ball’ in "washed out” of the Navy. I 1941. Rut he'* the prew ar type, | t l e r m n n s k i , n husky-looking tainly been easy to see the Feds Also a t the conference's w inter A cum ber of players have r e ­ run rings around them. Credit Plan! meeting ul Tallahassee, Tom * A great deal of w hat-little su r­ brown of l^v n High was named turned their signed contracts to big league cluli*. These Include real the Fed* hive enjoyed this year rn u jL b e attributed' l a . IauLfUl Ui ir_-tJi cAier. - y.W ttcicciorek.. clo re x .. na ti - C ... . Clark, o n . of the nicest. ath . lete. „ «tm .m iM oU Hnf*i|1ts W r I t - full 194« 19BI football foolb.II ^ c e n a T B II^ B ra n d t a M h c P lE P A I N T P R O T E C T S - C O L O R C H E E P S i in both basketball and football sf he,Fi)c with riitiiiernUi change* we’re wen since our return from fn')fn j „ , ye(lr-, cari). T here’ll ntc*. and catcher Al l-akemsn ami ° ',*r*e**' Clark was a tower of WVcn home g a m e s'ln Miami, second liasel limn Jack Cassini of the Red*. strength In the hed line during an,| three game* on the road, Today's Sport Oddity the gridiron season. ^ ' I This year's Grange Rowl victors T h'v call It the Rose HowlIts also Irue th a t Clark hut, will me it the following team* In that vast stadium a t Pasadena, been mostly runnertip to ' Donald thi* o rder - William and Mary, v h rrr football rule* each Ne-‘ MADE WITH VlTOUZED OILS Dyes* in scoring honor* in about Noith Carolina. Texas C hristian, Year’s Day. But Hal Reynolds •very lilt. However, in addition Marquette. Chattanooga, Villan- of the Rose Bowl Committee PAINT to his scoring, Clark, thus far. ova, Miami of Ohio, Florida, LSU, hlu'hingty admit* th e n sq*-only ha* been raspntwPrftMKa V cttfcig, and Pennsylvania State, PROTECTION I wo or three dinky Ultle roaes the till I off iRc bsfSM ilhl and Remhlln Round l o t homii, raiAAi. r*cto*!*l entwining around th e stadium p u ttin g .it into- motion, Hr, us AND tOUinalKT * does Dyess, shoots very well from , Purdue's football coach, Cecil wall*. T o d a)‘a Hport Laugh Isliell, *nys h<* won't Ie surprised any angle. -Dye.* has been hand)-j ^ o rV of th . w i s . r o Conch Bill Bush of the Thercapped in this ball retrieving do- if t e rhampion* of the «»Urn grade school bas. Supremely liveable, jtuperhly comfort* pari men t b « a . .« of h i. helghth. t ? * f t i l l mofoHl, Vivo.. „ ighth ference meet "fit lhe fRosa Bowl V-thall t"nm IriMt use his en able Iti this handminu- modern' innerhas, however,- tieeii u main In w hat he termed th j not t*»J tire squad when hi* lo team swamped spring in putting th e ball into distant future. spring nuile wfth roll-fnint canhion-s of Isliell says lie a neighlmring school. He used play in enemy territo ry and hts deep restful proportions. Choice of wnleome~ such an arrange- 21 player*, l.ttt m in e d the 2ith exhibitions this season cannot “be would ment. However, the chairman of I member of his squad. T hat player rovers in floral patterned tapestry with overlooked hI all. the P osy Bowl Committee, W illis's-n* n frightened fifth grader wine leather arms, creating an a ttra c t­ Clark, we believe, would be a H u n t e r , declared. -"Thu n e tt who never bail plnyM In regular natural In college alhlrtir*. We move is up to the Big Ten.*' You'll glow- with pride ill the t-hnnged nppenrnnee of ive two-tone effect. j ciunortitinn. He hid under the understand th a t ho warn* to go your netvly painted home. And what a relief lo know Owner Haiti Brcndnn of the 8 t.'bench until the game was over. to college and now th a t a new Lmif* Cardinals announce* th at he II la protected against wear unit weather for a long, A -beautiful nprinK-fillod three -pieev auite uphohlunNj ill drat Is In motion a t F lo rid a .. wu ha* no Intrm ion of rnifihg t{)c_ time to come. Our Joh In lo furnish you with the procan't sec how they crtlltd ov’Cl"-f price* for the Cardinal home Wine co'ored Velvet. Three piece* fdr only . . . . • Approximately 16 per cent of look such potential ta len t.. Of game* this year. Prices a t S ports­ t er malerinLs and advice ns to hftw* to use them. We Jnpnn Is being cultivated. \\w man's p * jk range from *16 cento avc them in Mock; our long experience rjuulifiev* us to for bleacher Keats to $260 fo r box be helpful. blond, probably has played more scats. baseball during the past two sea­ litrra rj Ten players were among the 1 7 1 A chair of distinctive charm! 11 son* than any m ajor league pros­ liersons in the New York Yankee j world's highest—97 per cent. pect back from the sirv lte . Ij»*t and beauty, this Wing back chair year Ibis broad-shouldered power with fuM spring conM ruclion."* hitter look part in 121 gam rs. ’.he UphoLstered in n green In p cslry lll “The Complete Faint And Glass Store’’ breakdown being j !(1 with the in Mripe effect with brass nailLI_ Brooklyn Const Guard team,* K1 with the semi-pro Brooklyn Itushtrim, wicks am) 12 with Fast Orange, N. J. Performing at night and on Real Ertlnte Sulcu—Rentala—Mortgage Loitns Sundays •» Gene Walsh, this fiveFLBTCHEIt E. HOI,US, Owner foot-elevrii IH6 -pounder led the I Dependnble Insurance and Bunds Bushwlrks in seven departm ent*, j 117 So. PARK PHONE 303 He played evrry gnme, accounted for I Pj run*, scored 71, druve in Room 4, Florida State nank Binding T hone 960 68, h it 10 homers, stole 27 bases and batted .3.18, Hermanski, a resident of New­ ark, N. J„ but claiming Pittsfield, Mass., ns his birthplace, first eyed orgonlxed Gall in ID40 with eralslturg, Md., In the E astern Bhoir lo-ague. In mid-season he was traded to Po^omnke City, Md,, in the same tear!tie. I I; b a t­ M A handsome and luxuritrysted ..'Dll collectively—ninth In the r r i l v comfortable lounge chair league - and bit 1 1 homers. The Pocomoke* disbanded that "wiiiterII ■■■with open arm, deep spring ml Hermanski became a freo Concrete Ripe, Building Blocks, Ready-mixed Concrete, ■H filled cushions for complete L *“ rnlaxaUon. uphblMered in a. n 19,41 l»e received a trial with Seplle Tanks, Concrete Fence Post, Well Curbs and m ding in the Class B In terstate 4f a$* fine grade of tapestry gue but M a n a g e r Fresco Property Markers assorted colors. Thompson, who is also' a t S an ­ ford, thought nnolher seasdu hi D hall would help hint. So Ita Gloves $3.80 to 14.28 wa* shipped to llrooklyn-owherl Halls ... $1.15 to $2.25 Olean, N. Y„ In the Pony Lenguo Hals .... $1.65 to $2.45 where his .341 batting mark was th ir d 'b e |t in tho circuit. Ha also Masks ............. $4.50 Phone 1241 ,h|t eight hftmoers. Caps ......... 75c i* .ifTcn .tre'rmenski started the Hanford, Florida. Shoes . . $6.75 JiM t’ of three adventures In the service. A fter 16 months In th o : g Softballs 65c lo $2.25 Coast Guard, he passed his exams ■ Smart in ap* for Navy flying. But after six J Handsome pearaufe, upPLAY MORE and months In th e Navy, they told smokers' in him he’d be sa fe r out of the air. hojdlered In LIVE LONGER Ivory finish11a went bkek in the Coast loice of FOR OT4JF.R 8 PORT 8 Guard and when discharged ho with topaz colons. Spring Jock * Hutchinson Golf wa* an aviation motor mechanic gt&-w bowj fo r,. filled ft^als. •F bags, golf second class. ashes »+• ,A nice ball*, tees! Basketballs, Between the two branches of. sendee*, H erm anski played 70 addition to ■Ofcer balls, volleylia]l«, game* In 1911 with Durham >n football* I yt»ur living the Class B Piedmont League. A group of room. n.. Branch Rickey, Sr., pul out a coll o c c n-a I o n a I Wc have ju st received a anrload for a le ft handed h itter and they c h a i r« with' Place Your Order Now. Immediately brought up Herman* Webb seats, ikl when they Teamed he was Also a complete tine hitting .410. Tuxe*lo Feed* & Armour’s Fertiliser llerm am k i will have to outhustle such Brooklyn favorite*-us Make our Htdre your Store Pet* Roller, Angle G alan, Louie Olmo. Dixie W alker, Goody lloeen nofe K«srt Flral St and Freneby B ordagarey—aft lmelng picket line—but Gene will v* youth on hla eld*. II* won't be 2 "i until 'May 11. He look* p re tty good to fa r Cor. 2nd Hanford during the workout* In Banforl. Phong 358 Hi'a g ettin g lo ts 'f ir s t claat ahape »nd the v S lh e r 'I n B infw d during the p M m Ii ' ehould help him In th is departm ent. IU = III= III= III= |||= III= II|= H I= III= IIIE III= III= J| Ill fn> ir =GIVE5 CHARACTER TOYOUR HOMEm „ ... .... ill 2 piece suite $J^g0.95 — PITTSBURGH PAINTS Springfillcd Comfort! - III s1 6 9 50 = Wing Back Chair 2 LET US ASSIST YOU IN SECURING RELIABLE PAINTERS Saaford Paint & Glass Co. RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR != • $49.50 lllLoungc Chair CONCRETE PRODUCTS Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co. jij v ?32*50 —IWith Ott&man flj *49-50 up Channel Back Chair Smokers NORTH DAKOTA CERTIFIED REE^BLISS ?22-5<! SEED POTATOES R O B S O fl SPORTING GOODS Beautiful Tables HUNT’S C TUXEDO FEED GREYHOUND RACING" ~ Lamp labica ...... HI Cocktail table:! 5 5 -O ccw ritm aJ ta b le e crbyh« nd *cui fla c tt S tart 8:00 P.M. Sharp . Tonight's All-Star KsaUira Seventh R»r»— ‘i Mite i Green T ree Handicap * / SATURDAY BABY STROM,Kit BNNELCUJB 21JS0 op a t longw ood “ ,H0“ *“ W “ - *wmm- mm ;5r-\ . , fi* . — ; V1 \ a _ I: : • :yr \ • r:^v ' :■ ' ■ • • - _m • - r; •v - * - • ■ *- "* . V ' -., . - �J • * S I »*—-.«** ~ i : n u : I J >n O ' ! . •> - . In Unity There In Strength—^ T# Protect the P ric e of the World) T o Promote thg I’r o im ii of A merica; To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. f *T3>raT7 . V I AN IN D E P E N D E N T t p r a l i i THE W EATHER Fair nml rooter this afternoon, raider to* night. P arll) rlnu.G amt warm er Tors* •lay. . DAILY N E W S P A P E R t-fl VOLUME XXXVII wi Established 1908 iw Persons * Hurt In Fight ‘ With Strikers RFC Nominee Talks Philadelphia "Transit WalkoutCauses Big­ gest Traffic Snarl P In City's History S A N F O ltl) . K L O K ID A , MONDAY F L U H U A itY I t . I Oil. ----------■-■■■ -- ----------------------- ArabsProtest TermsOfRed ian New Y tfk City As UNO Site AreRevealed M A m o c tn tu l P r e s s ( o u s t’d WlrO Ln.sl Yukon Survivors Await Itvscue M H K tl KM. GM fells NLRB WhyAnswerTo Union Delayed Says It Had Never Been More D iffi­ cult For Company To Foresee Future Charges That War Is SoViel Agreement A t Being Waged In Ja-j Yalta ToW age War va To Be Debated On Japanese Hinged Today By Council i On Three Conditions LONDON,~Feb. I I , I/T-1— ,\ WASHINGTON. Feh. 11 , (.TVDETROIT. Foil. I I . (A PT 5 iron* in o trjl • with filed « illy A three-power nnn.nim rm ent ha* t i o r u lu l M » t tj r a Pniaidcnt he D niljd Nation* today atrntit^i ju st tieen ndeased dbcluriurf the Chur Ion E. WihwH offou'd a he *4#dcc~rrf— Y o tlm r (h r trrw r. -tv , -ffl'h T ta u la AttD'PW'Th,; orlil organisation'* hsadquar- So I > u„i il: m ust Japan. Detail* t uutionul lalw ir relullont Imart I -■*- era, The objection, Was made by •f tin t • ument urc contained IHtnel today an explanation* tw<f Arab stales, who i* delegate* HU u,. incenu-nt released of why iiin company took *ald thrty di*approved of ‘V-ime niultanenu dy In W ashington. Lon' political itifluerces" In Ne* Yor' io n and Moscow. ho loriK in replying to union *.. '■ . Cllv. The Arab* .said they uo iM The Hovoa agreem ent to -wage WRife demands. The auto fight to the finish against. the w ar agum it .la;Bn w»» hinged on w orkers’ m p ie st for a 80 proposal. three condition*. Including outi r r cent wage increase fi’ Official* Ns .rig h t Sovt t porsossinn of 'h e » V ...».«■• Vof. the ...» United ..» " an Uitj hi*foiw the conipauy on ,i<m» O rganisation h*d pre-brlrd. | g u r;|M ‘ The ngreeiocnl \ ns Vug* Itk lt»4o (ivtirral M otott the committee utade r v> :ir nc<i nt the Yalta The Philadelphia strike of n n r nee to lh* "Reconstruction Km- however, —that renllftl on ^ *T ,i *h« »e(action of a • Con fere in . ..f ihe" Iflfr P resident .r' anee Corporation Board, George tvbiking on the ael« ly 10,000 worker*, caused Wilson tulti the hstartl thnt it wool I jRco.ov.dt. ''••'irt 1’iem irr S ta ’in downtown streets to be Jammed L' - . A,le»' l» "how »* h* lestiried " ,t"i f()1 , th r ^ ra. ^ U3r tee* •mm, with hud never l*mi tit«trr tliffiriill wltli car* a* thou*»nd« of strand- i the committee in IVuahjju n fotd- W rst- and formei Hi dish I’rime M inister Slam for the rompnny t«* f u m e s ed commuter* attem pted to d riv i I n®^!! which • ia checking b n i heater urea of New York and ChurchUL future than nt that time, lip Today** . di-vloMire show*- th a t iiS Ji ‘*AVfo w#rs w tu in f through !.°,_ V ’15;.., ", ., h * lubu,rl>» ®ntl out*jon.^r.b' s.-J'l!! Connecticut a*, a. pm b ride ch lie Koosvvel^ • nn | Ohurchlll: agreed . d istrict., people who norJ »* »H*Oot> y early The two Arab »tate,« whten to these two nllicr romiltiona In n period of loisca. (N r prices mally would have traveled to fro ",hf* huaine** activities, bat w rre all out of gest^ We were in to the Kuriles arraitgj*. work by subway, bu* or trolley would give .up hi* 428,000 job a- s 'bw!|| lA reb T ^ T h L "declared t""ir addition » hn«! position to m ore inteUi* ^ fle c k e d U the rallro .d .tatlon*. •'» , Insmance « e c u if he „ “ p ^ U | t h o l ’nilA) ment: i ’ 'My in any dirivtii^.*’ F irst (he slutu* of the ?'.nn* ^R eatd en U of outlying area* —•» uafd ,, br confirmed. (Internation-Z- Nation* J nenrel The Lit hot Itolstf iofiq ttnard is General A.„#inl.1v Assembly neareJ gollnn iH-iple’- it‘|iuldU.' in u i t , r It took an hour and a h alf to aIt the point of voting'oti Neu, York Mongolia hirti^y ''I'iHMlUv ufi r» union -h.i' Id renrvi ( un» complete w hat normally 'would * " ■- 'ft' (l i.»* Vnor d foil. | ns n tem porary headquarter* and changed. . • . have been a trip in 20 minute*. ' Lst*. -i n in g>'»vi fn’th. the Greenw lch-Stam ford' ;tten as fjci oiwl It I .' Ida held oy Ita Thr* V fled \o to W irVci n permanent site. Police at l^incaater bad trouble prim apam-s stlta k of >*t Is* It f I- lift iiri 100M 1he Arab* ‘lid not openly «t i*‘ pin • g etting tnrough the picket line* t -t. I Th ■ piCt HH'iict (ir » t! V!.(ins* ho» » h:i* meant by I ' • ■ nI I at th e carbarn* of the strik e­ * wt*r ■ **a UHge .f t. < »-».(* !*» it» » ■iifiiienees1, in New Yor- * bound Conestoga Transportation ' III I: I**. »f loulh* IK, S-ffs.lt T,. a, -i» . lNl#‘ H-t-dnV Privately, however, thrv '»(•( li Company. Of the tan persons in­ * m) ,i l u» t-nt t hYork' Id ( M 9ft Ike jured. »fx were policemen Follow­ _ ■ ■■ wwa - - r e enreerned over Nr UThe nnd the <mtipanv arc ing the brief scuffle, 1(1 of the ;r,11 rnaiio w.. f ;«t ion t>f t iii* i»nrt »o rp^umt* iii oil itmai am i I company'* buses *nd trolley* got of the r uiiu’fs thnt l im n ul M*itnrp in to resume debut* todny on Itu*■| „ I»nir i- > « # through to the street and were I h" I i ,■ . P oit A rthur 1pti'purrd in offer 1% ia ice iltm m en m 7 .. ">»» eharge* that war is Uuug put in operation Joint Kii' ‘it. t hitu*M« ntlmiliifl* r r n * i * o f I t * 1 *1 r o n t w j t o h o u r . K O ta riH IIH H e waged In Ja v a. In PhJ| ■delphia,.the strike be- * ^ > 8 t ration of (tie ( Kan tern nnd t ' A W offu’inL in tin ittedly are an a t one minuU past midnight. J 8 I n t e r e s t e d I n The R usaitn. have followed up South Mau ,i it. if i aihs n> i* which g* . . H*«nti-tfud vv;h such n prospect* their charge with a demuul th*. providr tin A lready it has psrslysed tran sit t«» hntrrh. Hut | ,retiideut R ,1 Tliotuas of Ktiation com* facilities fo r 3,000,000 dslly pa*apa»aoo° daily __ ___ _____ I R tatf J u nice the attio workers sny# he feels engcr* Pickets marched outside |, (it'lit 111] AlfttMiH Atil insist on A 1 tJon in Vr»donetia,"~l|Wever" the iH yrm - ,■ la id t«» insist that this earbant* where m ore-than H.OOOj settlem ent nt IK l-J I'cntn nn Drancli Rickey, owner of the Koviot motion ha* been oppo.r.Ji jI Yalta agreement is the la st of trolleys,. ,bus**I and_ subway and *ay hour l»eei»ii*e the company has i Brooklyn Dvxlgers, praiseil San- vigorously by Britain, whose |Uie v i n ' mu, hi i _ .yemrnis of >t* elevated trains vfsre stalled | fettled with it* H O electrical accused by j kind wtilvhcld fro,,, publication. • fcf ford baseball facilities In a talk troop* have i* the worker* at that- figo««, Thi»mif» 3 w walkout, ” * ,*°"*t which wmen J* *"• “pec-'l a f th* Rotary turtcheun today and Russia Fftlrnetii A lasU . ChaTIiT group j w y . f „ nku |h r H retrieal w-^k \ of. inteeferrlng ,c in te r m a j4 ^ 'h l i e cidC-Whipped WTilet. sill! pound the met' pnd by the city's tran sit i u b| th a t the baseball school now affair* of the litdonestans j|> * K * a I of su n Ivor* almutrl the wrrrkwd ♦■ain.hip I k ' Wi .p l.r t,, Irnlf daring ■ * !•,,« . hftvt. ' "lh‘ tiunuiiubile • '** i1i* B 1^ . being conducted here i« the b e d r*y over ma<mnia 111113 The controversy Ind.mrstni |jjJ >j f. 1 j . gJ Ct Tl H I I l S Ul l UU Vj aS hI «Lo ul yjt ilrtk whik itunttiiitf .1Ik*ft'i i+* * ** ”■ u> ,v . l! ^ worker* n s a stm t _s > t* « k d * w n for | c>mp h« h a . ever seen. As for tiiBi ftwn ■ by u m jjw aflt* |V i 'w-^ «• <• ^ ure h ^ i Iwpp mark^di *jy u u p w ttf'1 | tl ? ^ ti ‘n #* jf» . . ’ eKjmi^ ^i=rf! rv^^npl Til® stiik went ngi’Hipd riu i bi.At. is IS'., the M l'tw hnf nnrttt. i l1|lion ^ ^ r r r l,lr „tM V * lte r •‘. A . of thi* section, he i l-il.MtmllotiHt H,„.nd|Th.«t..t I Kridher. lu.wever. Insist* .th a t r nuemawi* tt and aa, croar U pf v fecV and said -h* - _____ ' J 17MHK* ntrikinir LiM einployi^ , T l(|‘V*iMif»porUl(drl . company wiAM to go to W b « tU r. t h , r hicf Soviet dele- i ]L'r *»n » \ F Y n w o ll ahiMiiri morr than lA l J has offefed m 11 cent boost, say­ on*. I gat* to the UNO assembly, A n - i r i O H I F j . I O sv L I I i tvNt* hour ing th a t it cannot afford anything Declaring th a t he is interested | drei Visldnsky j hi another aut«* y.m / u ciUputr. more. The 'assistan t director or In bringing eeveral club* o th e r. However, lame quarters The f*ri if B. I.. I'rrkiiHi, ••* j th r WilIjrF-UvFrlaml Company the United State# C onciliation, than the Dodger* In one training , , y there i* a posilbilit) i talili.tn-.l here in HUB, today an I ha** granltfdl ri»ist‘n <»f tt^ii cents ,*y. .* Jloemrd| Colvin c*n,Pr ••id, w ant Imloncfian diipute may h e 1 n«Mmrw| the purrhn^e of the por nn hum to 3,f»0U nf its (•■orkrr*. * _t ^ -it.. _ of # the- W oodruff L ../# ti.ai»ii*.n ed th a t ha wijl confer with PTC turn somewhere hereabout* ____ ,_____ , ......... , it tinn lluildinr. »holvfcl—at least ___ temporarily { * mniMtiy nfficinin snhl th^ nc » and union rep ru e n ta liv e t until year. And { am trying U> arouse, pending the nutcome in Batavia j now occupied by the City Drug • *111 continue ■A aetUement i t reached. the interest of you RoUrUn* l n | oI negotiallims he tween the Dutch f C, nqiany for ftB, 000 from A. F!. Mefinih* i*i»ticnr U v inviting u* to come back.” 1 mmj {J,e iiulepeiulenre-secking nn - 1 Ymvrlt \ • -•' 1 1 1 for thr wtmlr autp in Mr. Rickey wa* Introduced Ly. tiVCI, Dutch source* say they D »ti« also announced (hat •Initt * Bob Finch, general m anager »f [ believe the Indonesian* will u» It. I.. Perkins. J r., has entered (It the Dodgers, who in turn was in-1 ^ .p t „ Netherlands offer of flr„, * -third p artn e r, to It I •m s l y ‘ i n k h * n «/i* troduced by George Touhy who limited Independence. , IVrkins, B r ^ H i J i / N l!“ l Inn Tin iiijiinrUivM Imiitmp' the *tir Mt riiKfit* had charge of the program. A Tin- iicu p u rlro r lm< jm^ i * ill* W f.’ff'l I Slui. s.f ' hf 1114k *'t llllt•Ik - (■ number of basrlioll players and pict.-d u (h ire year (mil >‘f «Is,I ( vlt»prtti>‘« plant mi K.ii *nri w U,i .( ■ Jaiiuai > . LU-aUir (tm tliH fJ On l*«if f a i r I 4*|*411 *1*. .Stilt Maniigrt II Ki' ahif ) , N J vi a * nuitir permit* WASHING 1'4IN, > ^ , 1 1 , cii.-.HI- ni*li| fihfit > Vter ( hr»t«» rlltnir Jum ra .J I .rlii uiiii —'I'hr Su|ireme (*ourt has L, .Ill'll Wltli I iritjiT, y»t nittitii mnink' I Hr 11 R c tU rilH F r o m I n d ili Mr- R*'b>'>". who hi s been C.n rrfusril to intersrne in th r NUERNBERG, F*b. 11. « V T? s> a 11 m n a _______ ,n(Ht(‘d with the firm fur tin* past . 1. i rt'u .tiy ; . urutim, riilfd tH«t mnnH picktU Jumiiiry l!H case nf Japsnese Lieutenant K e 8U m C 8 New datalla on th* N atl plans for C a i T O U inic i* not pviurful vm lawful. No r> i ii- ’ " i. __ _ _ ..., 21 year*, snlil th a t | Ian* «vic 22 |»*’U*Fitl iiH-n.i l' G rneral M asaharu llotnma. the liestructionn of Yugoslavia) 'p«t'(fixations w n r nmliihn*tl In Tntiil uni t iii n t j I iL7*C» .is •tvsif k r RZ ' , ^ .s rh in el'eJlu rin a to occupy the biiil-tA new b'lsinrs* (.it ‘-u d i.n l «flT he g v n rrit » «• -convicted , m hsva been presented to lha intern*llr\nal .«w-IIMa t tribunal. lelKtinnl k Miifti, <*aiit|miei| with m .Isnuory. thr o fdrr a % t« I In* ijumhtT <»f S h ! ? t » f « f hw Jr^ ™ n G v » t n r , !; i,,t: •luHn|f cm r.lng au m ntri. establirhctl heie l.i-t s* a war criminal in Manila national asunsses r crime* tv , ItHft. .t 57 m »■i rt.t Kltir- jiirkrt* tli xi wnulil ln* fiiVrplJildr. r 0{,n T V j r m* t e / n u 1 N,,« fu tu re s have been orders! and h c n lrn rd to I k shot. A tv, Howard. i>. •• Vernon Carroll,_ who prior to 1to the D ata offered by the Russian pro­ United State* and re, h} r<MrVB, ion for „,i* « “ •* uf i*ln friills* «'•.<! '• ih'iiMi • (oLillei) Ilomip*- ..... hid ......................... asked the entirt t llownill . , t "Blhl. secution indicate# th a t H itler had entering the Navy on Aug. H, ceivpd his discharge on Feb. s , .1 *» U|l|»|.*spl been mode with tile (.ra-t-l jto(| take |,im <i 21 4.ill?7 iintfhim nut nf nf, the hand** hands* (iaine-vjlle. rlnsi'.t ordered the country virtually ell- liFU, served with tne Sanford Fire a fte r 20 month* in the service ' slut* -s*!i iii n I «• 1 \ I I*?* fix tu re Company. t „/ ilitar) liint.iing nn First nf ||, thec m militar) ml Hated as a sta te —“ruthlessly IFepartment for a year, and who H# arrives! in Sanford last week * ’ A ll.Ily and 'laid . I with a . •! unit- -Uhl* i ■ • .1 im I>ec. 28, received his honorable w here he is visiting relatives. ! .Mr. 1Holison «al*>. * " “said that ••« and w ith lightning speed.” t uhi»* itf I 1' ! MANILA. Feh. Ji. bV>— A VI ileuder, Sanf. ,Cpl. Drown went overseas to *. * : " 11 iecorating i< The w ar crime* tribunal has ditcherge, has* resumed work with 1i ■•I I.-1 O iiihk'f' u I nlted Stale* military rnOimisat-.n n..u„. .-.I t.«la> N atl Invasion Gylng from "iM,," nr“ J‘r«Mt r° r * beep told th a t the th# 'N Invasiop i Chief S a c k Cleveland's crew of 10 November of 1044. Dying - .1 llir pf-.-Im * i Miami '.Beach to Catablatica,. *l“ ^e ** Included in the nl(erat}nq i,u» nri!7r*J.dei«lii>Y muaketrv fm A.i.ml "(n s! ' fhe fighters, i » m |. occupation o f' Yugoslavia *» nI *1 II - s . <| Urn'* \nlti**sl . I .pnncse tirneint A lofaliarii Hum .11.1 I M at ' 1 During the tim e he wns In the thence to Egypt *nd India. Fot - , 1 " '""brought death to 1,0&O,OOO l|hhn.|fi* ■■I in" it um* iviiv *s.# montha nr hr W#» aumunpu »lb tinned ii» in S P r v i f , f> 'r ' K i n f l om. the man |t„ ci.m n-led nf MW-.u:) .Tiled, thnufh persons—or more than on* tenth NaVy, h* attained n fating Of Bin 14 moniftn ' * 1II.N i‘ l ( ponslbility hM v I'tmnd II Jte -||| I Whl*1l *WIt ll *• I-c and, was on ronvoy duty in the *■ punslbilily for (tw deaths nK u d J *ttive thl» Ledo, India, end is t e r~ was *entt ) U V t t l l , L of th# defeated population. fTtu for*J* Lfofm n»»* ltroiktng f**r . ntuparrtl I#• iiliil'M irks (jro * ^ l i ptt A . The N ati ' fuehrer I t changed A tlantic area... lie is the. son of •Ulhting. in ............. t .. .jlh t.-rr> »* IT.tul 17.701 e.p rrirn c rd hall p layer. *hn will he jnfatnouv kith,-i is with high htirlt *. ....(fl .i’ll with Issuing an order th a t epee- Mr. and Mfa. R ,' C. Cgrroll of » • ■ Jm th march, .• sti^in K . ItaiflM u«*h h«u*i* - anil btOifa whn li i*r*»u^iit «t an unurttakt* li» m bituft hoy* «*t h. tv e j Ifiad th a t Belgrade wa* to be an ­ Osteen. Two brother* *hltv Ju st Twtore . fJjWSpcnlence was specialists will -p( • J ft'* t.ill i*s>k i nVerege uf a { lann sponsored Junior jarague. it nihilated by continuous day and in the service and on* of them, pasaj.1, t'ltbnfhik rfiaile a brjef VvwjI insulalion «e,.roF.ulking. j Runner* up wer«»: I'otatnes. '*'** aturounced li> Kitgr Won n ig h t a ir bombardmsnL lie la Ray Carroll S-lc, is' still in th e h# came horn* by w ay of 8 ln(taIJ speech In (Whfch hethanked tire Mr. Howard, 'w ill' m anngr IC.41H sack. Ihtl Ihl at I'tO.lTS; tjlys»*>_ Raa»»»y *t the meeting ch affed witfc -telling his foreign Navy. The other tw o * r» .T - 8 g t. poro, Manila. Guam, Wake. Frorl he ro ccmcemtsiere, Tiu^lin.k |.‘> yi'ars IceltT g lettuce, t'.r.TH .inlc* at rrid ay . 'V t . , n ren # m ligstar—Joachim Von Ribbon- Blanford Carroll of Mather Fur-. H arbor artd Seattle, Wash, whtre v l i l l ^ V ^ ^ ^ J ll'lV e U ^ l'u n e rv A ^ r " ib u n a l for the courteous treat- Ithe experieni.' in tht* tSie uf work $27,4S5; snap U'iiu-. Ikli hlisltrl Lions from Nanfi.nl Mcre _ ma r# Company and T-Sgt. R. C ‘ ha arrivad la* t Jan . ,H0 exactly trop— th a t no diplomatic Inquiries , atid comes tm K|.n i lti from Nuilli ham pers lit f'J'J.M I; pepperr, vl,c,|l 1,1 ntte-'i.i lh> Ljon* district SI days out df India. were to be made, and no U ltim a­ trail. «v>s ' n p erato n w*r«Hj»mong the ftj.e.n * , two units al * « t . gnq r f r itlt,, meeting ul the hU»Ua Gun t dub, tum waa to be presented." - i — C_ jdy't>f,.pf UnKVIi.riila I’owmL Jod | ImnUHRatelyiMicc hi* speech, Camlinn. For the p .- t i.iiue^vlllf tw*e ‘ ut g lh . 1dV. and tang * J Tnesda) evening n f 7 n n ..’deck The Soviet prosecution V ha* LightT'orolfifh? who yercived 3<iin. ' ,lr court tnhj-floatmh thrfl he had he has Ih' i' ii i.s n tc I • d '-g a th er-1 0.520 eriftes. units it Sltl.l<gl l - I*. Bow ell outdid Lion Jum e. sentVAced whero he ho* su|h-rvi subm itted a sworn statem ent by pnny .scrvKV4dn* during January, j'®*'1 found guilty and ai ititn rttu n lA i j Mm io be shot, Homma wa* rtriping insulation ... M l h o u se. Tom alois, which re. m l ly lilt o the w artim e prem ier o f Germanthe most fined man taken immedintclv IntmedJatcIv \d on F ... in , the , club, _.iit.... .. Muken to ; lair lotion I rHi --!,. The The purpose purpiise of n f the tin* new now concern high point pnmt of flO.fdt u rra ir, . A occupied Serbia—fie ld - M arshal softer u f War protect itull.ti building* from t» .at,, average.| *.V»I during the month by fining himself -0 cent.* for not I*) to nrolect . S r fCamp, f i . number. I, Ts<t« ■ '^ M l l a n N ed lo -A tat i he came to - *' — • — — decay, 1 *• 41-3,281 in crates — * an • making linking a favorable report in bo­ term itean.l* ollier lu .) onil brought uulslde -Mpbil*. There, llotnma told, term* and paid gurney to th e lead■If ooff lthe ... tennis com m ittee.. ld M r.' f.1^50 in lugs. I’eas, .many of Half I joihrd his *uccM*or In the-Philip- •cctkj’ n n d , according 1‘ e r o f th e Chstnlka—General D ra_______ .1 »IJru te n a n t fGen '.h Howard, It's emit- 1 them locally grown, brought *2.33 j Tail T w ister Dick F.lsberrv had pine*. command, ___ its sloge:t ia Mlhallovic. Thie U said to n ltin.1i.-l hamper for n total of "o" "f the most delightful da)-* crnl Tnmoyuki ‘Y nm a'hlta, aim I fo rt Ihnl pay* for n -elf." have happened w ithln-faur month* "*■ | * in hi* "tail tw is tin g ’ career by MIA' Mllt"nce nf forr w, war a fte r the conqueat of Yugoslavia. i ’tr In flic* N avy, nml nhw u under. u m tart'a«itrace ni dcl.lh uea o to i ' Si., c i .. w " con*'tiucl ion progresi ,S i reviving II fines from member* 'afm lra by some of Ih y MASONS t o m e e t lineman #nd E. It: WtUlnk, N ow , « n « H rommilted by h * traope. a t do to -65 cents per X M lU te. now a hatper. GjV .r • folks In, Washington who s r e ^ r v bus 1 report ml „„ the algid stall market h\ wJ‘y "[ for *hclf„V„n* Y sm aih ita s ta s * nI ready hi ..Mttteaea " ,. *1.,,- »(.. \Mr. t r nf i»mm *Mon Ifestlji Jhg OF A didn't the Government employ," said gin* " *• 1 b^cn rtv io w e J Lv <#er>«ri»l D h u k Ii Monroe (.'hapier.'N'o, I r.. <.f th .. add Itin i), an.l ^according Kun(U H(r,ye<1 or#re cikiumitiian. deV0t4d . s -1 1 I 7 ," -T . TLak.hvwi.ts. A fir nterulJdV .'aoy such retell price*, William L. Wilson, dlcaclpr MnrArOiur. Th* supreme ABird" Rnyni Arch Mason* will have i Lehman there is little proliablllly . . . through the Florida Rtate F s r t n m ’ Market* to ' be p sid —Al least we' asttepe commander ha* upheld hi* eon j their regular meeting Tuekdav lh a t it will b-> eomplotml for use ■ the expense* today,. In diactueln^. problcjn* victlon and death sentence and d* night ut t i 30 n'riock at which t hi* season. Rhorlage of lumber iI .L - . • 1 I 1, . s ta ts end m t* affecting th * '- SNtte7* .producU. •alas- airw eVTdenl^*1being m*^e. decreed that Yamashlta go ignom , t(als the degree nf M.ssl. Kseollent nud nails an.l uthvr prialurls hs* „ . . i t «A. ^. .2 , national * iconvention*. ----lOaroas St those priees— ' ak of these people—blind you. »■A rthur H. Beckwith, J r., k.uwH1 * -heard haae.( aany'Indlca nn Imlln*. e a Air'llsktttss * ■ m h i . t JW». iniourly to the gallows, stripped M aster Will bo conferred upon a bnmpere.l the work. At present a m f T 'lia r o n ’t not all, but some of them—who Lieut. M. H. I.*#, US NR, uf the of all m illtrry accoutrements, JACKSONVILLE. Feb. 1 1 . < < F > class nf candidates. All member* the platform ha*, been Completed .! soa oi H r. and U n . A. Hv Beck facta- l*i>dJ’U qp ;o £ the m*iV*te beitig hver- — One Floridian bps gone on ilm nm a'i c**e now also m ust go are urged to attend. Visitor* will nnd work ha* started on the up­ Norfolk, Va. Naval Air Station, ttoo . the - feet* ad t with of <08 Weat N ineteenth ------ *“ WHht Ihl*-indicate* Is record n*l being egdinst a pro- to M aeA rthur for review. was a guest of the club. He ha* 8 tWp*. '.retaroad irom Camp be welcomed. right*. he GPA can stubbornly prosetl cross sta te canal In . . . . . ____ attitude e* been visiting Mr. and Mr*. Tom .»• Standing yesterday where he reHomma'* trte l lasted five _____ jU*s i cillsen who pay* refu se to etlow the producer* to Florida. Bolt. ” ’ celted w* htinorOhle diaehafg* weeks. In addition to responsibi­ " a legitim ate price—but price* for product* and tfcaa She is Florida’s Oral’ woman from the Army a fte r serving - prevent a 1 lot of mark-up candidate for the United Sluter lity for the But aim death march,* over three yetro with th* 4fl5th issu m el that .th # poor Jtv d Homma r/aa accused of bombing CIIAMBKR HEADS TO MEET farm er ia g tttf a g '» ! * hand over ___—tiaere along lh* 11a*. S en ate—Mr*. Polly Rose Balfe. Signal R adar Mai Manila a fte r it had been declared The regular monthly meeting v ,^ F 'h a te to ary It, but there Mr*. Balfe 1 say s those in favm an open city. Homma also was A fter enlisting, of the Board of Director* of the .ff U p j.' this m a tte r of »ti«w- • r e ajOparontly some p e b p la -— * of th e canal have failed ullcrlv on Nov. d, H l l hlaraed for continuing artillery te a berry eelllng* about O U tt « • to ’ official place*—-*ho resent T h irty eight tlrml nnd happy-, tra\* n-d vw etaW e judging in Feminol* County Chamber o f lo *how a ; reel need for th* Dr* on the fortress of Correjrldor D. C. he eerved have had so m any eonferettee# meinlwr* of th* Seminote'-Cbap which two local team s competed Commerce will be held a t 8:00 "big ditch.t J . * a fte r General Jonathan M. Wain. all rig h t (or defenee in­ ter. F uture Farmer* nf America, teams of FFA boys from all o'clock tomorrow night at tho H er s ta te * 'ra t follows an an ­ JFL Mon right h*d offered to etim n d e r arrived back S aturday night from with over the state, ' City dial). M anager Edward H ig­ d u s try worker* .to make big nouncement iby Senator Andrew* w G o u t Teat the la st American strongpoint In th* Tam pa S tate F a ir where with or Florid* th a t he will try to the Philippine*. Ground Force*'No. On the Seminole team for beef gins pointed out th a t this wilt 4,000 boy* from all chapter* of ami dairy citth r Judging were: not be a dinner m eeting. win Sedhte approve) to reinstate th e Southern Slim - - M the state,Lthey participated in th* lobn Runddey, worker# u make big wages, and the *K.OOO,MO appropriation -for a t Cam p Murphy, team captain. pim r7R ER 8 nK Ptm TK i> (hat the canal: -The Ilouw knockevl organisation's program . They left Thomas Bronson and Verne Clark. BNHOUTK TO BT A f t A \ m a r Waat Palm ^ W* Various schools report over. But it*, a crime on the school bus from the chap­ the appropriation o u t of the bill Ralph Johnson was tram captain E a ste rn Signal I clothing collections f o r ■t ’I ' R obert Brook*. FIc, United te r house a t f.:00 A. M. and re ­ on the fruit nnd vegetable J u . progress f o r -t _ arm er to g e t a little l a s t . wd*k. j F t, Moomouih. N. l g - 'In__Jf_# rtegTceiling which th* turned a t about 11 P. M., nrcnrilin the bank. IF * » crime S tates Navy, son of Mrs. William He form erly in# team which birliyled Herman t« * T this Diurnlng % j j j SSupt. T, W. M g a t *a 8 uupt. T.. W I ^ w^-'' rhi Brooks of this city. Is on# of th# Ing to Ale* R. Johnson, ngrleul- Gann ami Dick Frank. C ltY COMMISSIONERS TO ia havinu having clothing- to r., ' to whfl* .tl# team* , were judginy, toil. Perannp te nre ore ndvl ndvlsci to Mr* Johnson, took. bis,;grotip. .of contribute PHILADELPHIA^ Feb. I t. (A P) r rj^ c h persona have been Injured to d a y I n 'fig h t­ ing ' bettreFn poTCe ' keta in the tran sit strik e a t L ancaster, Pa., while th e Philadelphia ' tra n sit strik e ’mb** produced the biggest fflce Jam In the city a history, w PRESIDENT TRUMAN'S noml- Branch Rickey P raises Local Baseball Plant ’%f*iSoT2Slo J Returning To City t S iS r ^ .iX ^ > r >i!K 8 ^ * w S t c r e B u l*d™8 Military Court Lehman Says January Sales At Sentences Homma State Market Reach $468,818 To Be Executed Report Shows 22 Percent Increase Over Japakesu (*cncral Is IIeV<l Responsible For March Trial Reveals How Nazis Planned To DestroyYugoslavia Cpl. Roosevelt Brown N,,> " Total Sales For January l nit Sales Total 21U,7Sr» Now Business hi Building - Trades Is Locatod Here v . •L Duty With Fire D ept Lions ^cek Men To Instruct Junior Loop Ball Players 6?.1^<{iSSSit£‘roJ5ri AwardedToCroshy. ;:;it,.AW " ! Moure And .DanidSis a 2 5 ,:& r . A s ; ; ; , r : „ r *»“«•h" ide Of Washington Officials Sgt Arthur Beckwith Discharged By Hdwtf tfcraftha... -dm Candidate Opposes th*f[ dtdntT Croia State Canal I jfi Thirty-Eitfht Tired But Happy FFA Members Return From State Fair m ^ -* jP H L a s “• % MM - �J I •*rvn^rirv»*e»^r ’•it .%^ ^'iftasign*9n**rut' i^ufpiMi rrj iituauiuiijo • - - m- ---- —.'•>» We ^>*akr/rgrrt'-'ig(a.)tli m r^ in 'ir -v o ^ i n r r r - ^ J ' 7 ?/r* '* - !■ ===--=«SL.ifcJ-a. aHr ■ l»AOE TWO W W B !-* !--- - wee- IS '•• TH E SANF^XRp HERALD, £A N FQ PP1?HI.QRIDAr r/- > 1) f wy.’i'tfuei majwiiMii. a n t nm i’wrw\i! ■*rw..'!iAi e rrw * rw ^ » r^ » ^ ^ ill__Liie* The Anti-Uacketeering Bill The SanforcfHerald F.OaklUkrg la IMM hU lilrC Oallr r i n r l lila riw s i* I n l a r al liararl. t'lnrlda III Magaolla tir a a i * u n M rlNK« Hlllrr IBIk. at Ikr I'm I 0((lr« riarlila. Hwlrr Ihr Art • I Marrk s. IMil. IIUI.I.AMI I.. Ill: Aft BETWEEN THE H Although the Hobby mitl-rackotocn'iiK bjll lifts bcun bruiulcd by the CIO Nuw» ^s '*aorm:th|n(r wofac" for thu ■ itiiiii. . Ithan 1. .. .. the ll... -ifC ate i... 1bill ,111 #for aL .....itlln •>. of -.t strikes, .. i a«11r.. . Jg tinioim thu prevention it is difficult for the nvernKc laymnn to see w hat any work­ ing man has to train from a system which if not actuully rackutueriiiK is closely bordering .upon it. The Hobbs bill, the M anufacturer's Rccdttf explains "is i:eilar r.iH U i.i. nr: t a (lit ucteil at bringing 'unions within the scope of laws ha tr­ IlMlHfM Hnhii * uing robbery, extortion, force and Violence, actual or thruatavast Hti'THt.a iiati:n ened, anti is claimed by its sponsors to be aimed a t stopping Parakle la A lisan Ir terrier, nrrk ■— — a -3U large city unions from exacting toils from jncoming truck *»» Maalk ............. .15 rfcrrr Maalb* ....... 3JU drivers before they jnay enter the cities. Such toils are tls Maalha __________ lea Oar l ear .. e.ea iieariy al ways oollectetf .(hrouifh th reat of violence, and if trtlupjpttci by other |hftn wtion mombers wqtjld constitute All abllnary aallrra, r«nla al tkaaka. rraalallaaa nail naorr* **i highway robbery in the eyes of any Amurican court rU rlilaarig , far Ibr rarr«*r "I “ If tin1 iruiiate concurs in the House action and the 'alalaa laada. will kr r h d n l lar *1 rrgalar aUrrrllalaa ralra. • ’resilient approves thu bill, unions will be deprived .of this talaad SlH iM I" llrrrr.fKla- so-called privilege A t first glance it would seem th ■llr*. lar.. rrerrarala I hr llrralit t unionism would lose little thereby. Advantages under la Ifcr nallaaal ll.I,I ndirriulaa - -fW 2!!,rrZ.?,r procedure flpitndal gains — - HHIfl "sts/M.rS-m-ii.r lit tRt , tHHRlf] Rils I *toll-exacting d. | .it —1 1a rer. iHfltltwl to smalt - — * — ytlsrlril kr*Sk«atirr» In i Mr««» | by It few Irlg-Cily Af'Is team ster locale. Hut here Is tlie ClO • ■S Asm lark. wltU tut (ipiniruiit interest In the prim ary functions of tin TW Ilm M la m Mrmkrr t l Ik, "(ill, raving ip high lipMVOt), ., Aamlalr* l-r.«, Mklrk I* *|rla biir. ■Irrl, rnilllrtl la Ifcr a*r lar rr■I, railllril ‘T|y»t Trynipn hfis dong ’em wrong by having, in the VSblfrallaa at all Hrwa iK»pnirkra MplMnl la II or aal Hll.-rtll.r words of tile CIO News, '"emboldened Hobbs and his gang rrr4l|r,l la ’Ifcla aa# Bl«* (hr laral arna |,iikllakrS krfrln to put the hjll in a yojo and to get It passed," W)ty is this All rlabla la rraakllrallaa »l aar- Irljl Worse in the eyes of Iftlsrr bosses thitn anti-strike rial SlayalrMW krrrla arr t l a rr lugivia Ion? . , ................ MfirS. 1 *‘‘Tin* only., pluusiblu answ er seems to lie in the prohMONDAY. PKIIUl A K r I t. I9»c Hide rwtli*ti hut ,hy Ijibor moguls that muity .o th er nnjoa mjiiyiliwt fa ijwilhln-Uw.ftttHgory of robbery]and uxtorUgh, force and violence, actus) and threatened. .When InitiationItlBIrH VltlthIt Milt TODAY fees and dues are exA cM g s the price of n job from n | worjter win* wants tioitp nf,,UuionUnt—i« th at extortloiiT-Or (Its Hl'KKADINti Is it ju st plain rublw ryj w hen orderly American citlaeiw, Klt.s jiminUK K» oriiK lw is yAf.SK WJTNKSK. U YOU desiring oltjy .io gu about their own butlness, are baited HATH i'KUi'J.K YOU AUK by picket lines -are tiloy restrained by .furca or violence, PRETTY -CERTAIN T Ml* REPItKSKNT THEM hV Il. N" actuul or Ihniatened?, "Maybe Mr. M urray'# News (or does Jt belong to Mr. ONE: Niiilbor rliult tlu.m Inoi falso wit Mesa ug.tllisl tiu- nuigll Ilillm nnf) has good Use .for Us alarm. Maybe the Hobbs bur.—Dcul. 6:20. Hill la "wmso" for.dijgjHlsm ,th«n the H-IMI bill or PreslMtUlt Trum un’s fgctTflndllig prppfmal e r .a p y of t|ie otjmr initislr Rlir lirsrl lu ('tmuBc (From ,Thi! t.yricl Ib-nirblng plans, being ,i.coMdoml. J»y Cftpgtww, Hjg tlrlkuiciirblng pbrnB-^HilhB ' ' * ONSIUKIt tfie season’* » licet:* on I'vi- Mule, the ^flw s. cai) be assured. Jh o Amorlcttn ic turn of autumn t-rreping nv«-r leaves one incurvttil tcmlril nil tbe ta-ople urc against racksteerlng, by whomsoever committed And no iwrson'WlvQ.ganU.gols himself in legitim ate fashion vine, need fear unjust treatm eiit at the hands of an American on» Plulntuit court." cu ER ANVH. Initials, the Ih-isiI lu clinnKifor It I* wiser all nrcciitinc the *frtrntl«r uf hour white with clcnmtik ui *nn». Light fro th M u tc iic H w lit(le mitil-eclaUl matebc.n rjnttchi-H were to an American Huw lilllc,appreclttlctl until (bee war puttie ihoijl thfttp acarce. and how plea.tant pie it in to , have them plentiful agitllt! Due of the reanona they were Hcnrco for clvljjuna |a .now ioltl. The l ’ayc!)t)loJ(lcal Wtirfftre llrunch of the armed each t*u(* fiuit. mrvlcea (lrbpi>«l lullliortn ut booka of matches from the BIHTKIt MARY MAURA. air over elieniy-riftin jnmtu, all containing mesaugea of hope ' Sometimes >i mink Uie lliiiiih and a ro tn lse, it the native Unguuge. Match atarveil poojijc ought to get out of Circere ami srizi-d upon t te book* both fo r the pmctlcni .and spiritual even India. It would ssrve 'em light they contained. Over the I’liilippincs four itiid a half right. million pupkages were dropped bearing the legend: "I (funeral lluimuu eviduuUy IhiuLaj p Uirp MhCArthur." Utei an honest conf.-uslun »>11 be The average American strikes 1-1 m atches a duy, so |(HHl for hi*' neck. He u-linils he good Tw mom I iresponsible for the statisticians say. With mfttchos once more available, Am er­ rh -U iluliinn. Death Murcl icans have bevopte chiirfictcrlstlrally prodigal with them, . Fieri,lit real f*!nle uwltvis eonl taking tliiti convenience for granted ns uauul. SUXMHHMKM) worth »f nnincKy nsl year mid tills year they «.ll ry to buy it hack.—Fort -Myoy Squirrel Cuge Life dcws'l’res*. If llw^- do we’ll l«t hey have to pay |T5b,000.0UO for tThe ,*tory of a W atertown, N.Y„ wuhtun dying a t HO The trouble shout trying to Ini- in the room where she wus bom Is rare for these r e s t­ t — thr —- world Is that .you can’t less United ,idtatus with i tholr constant neighborhood fiirove mprini’ tin--world un esj, tnuje jj chatufen mid population nhiftiiiKK. »No houschim tlng for r t n K S T . a ^ ilS r her, no jiurRing of the attic to trot ready for the movcin, ,s„ nu ntrulchbiif of old carpota hnd curtalnn to fit new need*, with It. you life u ldfc may have offum l lt#r houI many vlclKaitudim that l»ef,ire lung <,n,i catHclygmg, many jnya of the milrll and b jit he mi alarm' clock on1mental reavl) jt round tin* world and out Into wio unlvonu*. the market tb*t wilt «<• off In » but %vhnl ti lot of fu«« and bother «he aaved Itentelf by aoil whisper, turn on tna non Maying jtutl Yut It may have boon a lltqo boring, too, to light, mill atari the radio. Now louaing tthortfign. If It will Jirat s ta rt tha percolator, hiivt* hurl HI) yegrs of security against ri % t acorns to begin and make the ,tonal, everything 81u? ltptl none o f Hit? fun of thu new life will iw per feet.- tit.' Augustine H)iing_with a now abiding place. • Itpcord. Anditftl'lffr Fortify the will with pence; nu season Lnklnu r,mt. tram iull in mist, in (lost, warmth, £ Haute fur the lieeM /k_ n i t i i U T i i i .t . w nrri'O N K H The telephone rung ami thu .HRTUHN young mother answered. On Ura .. .a Other an d -'of the lino * n r her WASHINGTON, Keh. II. (A>»mother. U'iorton Churchill ho* postponed , ;JtlVar," Kirill the mother. "I hi* return (n annoy Florid* until lephimiil to fiml out If rla*l amt j«>i|uiriuw. He lute »eltl»<l down roufil leave ybu, thlhlrrii with ni tha anow.elail IlrltUh Kiqbusgy 'pu am i'T o m iooight. Wr m e to talk wllli the Kr»rl uf lla llfa i, netted’ out for the evening".— |ii* uhl frluml and retiring IlrltUh Amliuasmlur to the United HtiUrm. The Embassy oaf a that the former' Prime Minister. hk» no definite plana fur hla day |n Sanford ia gelling a lot of go o l publicity in ■northern new.rrajwra Waahlngtuo and no ronfarencaa aa a result of Branch Rickey* are achedulad. rc* m Mhool w*l| aahere. faature atorlga baaeball Many piciya appeared recently In the otHHitan dal Ilea concerning Joys who are pow In tralrd m gml • m an* northern people read about Sanford who it r rtf tr have heard of it wine. --r/W- -re ’ ATLANTA. O P )-If, the first time and it may be tha last. olnts out State Auditor ft. K. hrajher, Jr., but Geurxla U complstaly out of debt Never before has the stste had reserve* to apply in full puymcnl of ]/ond* ami' other obligations maturing a t u future date. ’ The stntc'n peak Uobt was on Dec. ^3L. 1040, Thrm*her »#ld— fA3.17U.l40. vBy last Detain bar ill, . , . Affet had been completely •timiapud. ^haa a current. O S |53|,2.V0. whlrh. together with tin inking fund re* f *+■: Z & " M 2 2 i A & GUINEA PIQ /C V ’, . New Lignt xnrown Oh FhtUre, Httrhes it to certain object*. other tide to a living room whose "Instead of monotone roomk soft Rreen background wa* offset —*11 gray. *11 blue. etc.—we d‘ ,y,!lo»» w shall make much greater use of and blue- These variocl a# •*■*»"■ room*, w »«riuu rich glowing Color And instead they were, were tjed together by of considering onlv the color (he repetition or gresn. grern tioN of acheiSe of• room, we shall MIm Schafer, * decorator of lly ADELAIDE KkltU (unsider the color echrmc of a years standing and a member of Thu home uf tomorrow gaoui (he Amerlrah Institute of Deco­ ntty .will tiu (sinpller units (loin hou*c. those; today .with large m^in "For. instance. In * .Masscbu- rator*. combines her S7lh Street rett* huutc which ] decorated studio for Interior dciign with an rqonta ami small sleeplntr wall* of thelarge art gallery featuring the work pf Resigned for the most comfort# ki­ rpcfntly, the were scafonmgreenmodern painters and . pottery de­ ll vim wo over have (ml. Ttiei- entrance hull decoration will feature more ./ich with touch* of white and strung signer*. archltectinnl, green. On one side this led to a glowing color "I do this because I want my room with seafoant green ^pahit cl|eiU, ^ , lumb|e over painting* uses of light. tangerine nccfcnt*; That comer from Mlu fluithr Kchaaftr, Nu» York Interior d#.** uratui. sinxlallal lu the decora In c. uk of glowing color,. t‘»lo( mgs in,I Itgtitr- *‘ **Th# servant problem h< l>srHall) rrsponsildr for a trend toward I*m #«n#niive living," •shi MUs SrhscTur rrcrntl. In hrr Nr* York nluditt-fulirvy. "Thh, dors not Indicate that all ell) dweller* wll b* »qucrj«l Into two,and Ihrru room apart* m»nl». Hut |l doaa Indies Is tftuc# ; • III be f*wer eight* an I tw'm# * room unite and more of four hr By AP -Rehor.tcr It NOT A PIQ BUT A ROOCNT Awo GOt£ NOT c a n t n*on Gu inea , it IMIG4NATIO IN SOUTH AMERICA I ^K|tMS M«'«st* «* PINE LIQUORS * UX $ 1 1 U g a l l o n , p lllft a small •• H q U O r. charge for the f a k r k i .i .’ s PA C K A tiE S T O J i r i:R-> (V S#c*r.t nso. Jho.'tfSHtf flv* rooms, Furplture will be drcldrly functional, sjieh a* * dining table that U also a It* brar) table «r (teak or th it h i t • game table loo. *> ,p "In decoration we shuR make mure Mini unusual m e o f light, often using It architecturally. For instance, where foil wish that a wull More not, you c«n ‘eliminate’ it by snaking It Blow* It can bo hung with u«lu colored curtain*, (it from* i W c with puncpalod, fluorescent, light *<> -th at it be•onie* a wait of tig h t.P o w e rfu l jsS sg ^ S S ' tW^ ,y J m . t £ c i th»n H ut of the t o t J B sssssssssss& production, and 6 Appendix Region ■ -»- . r*w vcitv. No! New -Paint Job! Ttiurhjon |)rU f l* . T*or Etmtmtlnl Pain in .ih t appendix region mb] always he regarde<l a a iou* and Ufa doator should cpnaplUal a f .«DCe-‘ . Conner v«t Jon! b rin g yonr w r to bd* fUllyiaquIp|M>d ;paint shop for a m at Mapping |>uint job. l i t / •3 a p o f i B U f e : i'a a w E x p e rt PliltiUir w ith 16 yours oxporbtKe with tinamobt. ;• - ■ 1 iklei# »houUI not •V ' n : T- * outlook for n eV & F -oitvuunjbaUV** . j#■ II* W. V. B litl-n ... y mm At 9 agB Quail swvtcf ton M AGNETOS r Tb* Miami grand Jury, ahodred by jt* own audaalty In ordaruuf gambling law* enforced In Dade bounty, aalla upon Governor Cald­ well to ••« th a t they a r e enforced all over tha iU ieA -JkTlat d*ea It nrpfU ’a man in Miami, for Ipataftcc, If b e -a iv e a hi# *oCl Is Dade county, and geea rig h t j** croaa the borilar Into Broward and lows It. aapectaUy if Dade county M i thg buaihcaa therebyf Huntfcf, Hawk But YIN1TA. Okie., 0P)-J u d g e Royre Savage vouchee for this; , While he wq# hypting with friends, say# the judge, u bird wa* downed in a thicket. Itqga and man alike searched (rf vain. A»>'Micy -they ge?V gave *S up|' and y, n hawk topkMo started a-vuy, the air- The* judge took a sn»t thing fell, from the at It., Someth hawk'# claw#. It was the quail! — — -rThere i* a bridge for every ’ eptiUitunlly. . sbu eipUnic^l. "I like mile of railroad track In the hi bulbl file color wherae of a United State#. room oround painting*. -7-*T fmmd: It simpler to exhibit the paintings myself than to take tny who my . cllenU client# to art aft dralars. dra|e wars sometimes offended bv the unfa reinarka- I'll never, forget XPfClAL/teV « wpipph who Wfueil do*n -i •cnutUul pslaflng becauainb-fterA vlv S nvor. ■MONDAY FEBRUARY II;* W46 T 5® of more than 121,000,000, Georgia Shows Tow serve* will completely., liquidate obtign* To Balance Budget lion# now outstanding. iaqulw ^ and :: ; -inullcT oiaLlithrocntv Li..r.nvnrt. * -. sultti rn tm a w f ............ fcw m . •fffi/ii nmctHiKT K fisoH ini t e n e t s . H t l M i TTIMTIOM R epair ostim albB m ade . w ithout bbligatlon. . ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY !D7 MAGNOLIA- A V E. 1‘HONE lDl �• - r*>-|- ** 'ewa^-ra*'#**- i t • ■ >;*- 'r■*r----leyr »-.r-v * *• • . — .— - 4 0 * ■ ~ • x s *1 >•—»«“ *•** - ’, «.A>*"* - -— . i - saj^Vi — - -» ..-'gjo. iMOMHW' rnmunutv u / 19m **'J **♦**■■;" '■>»»' ......... ................................. - ........ Social And FA CE 11IHUF T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , B A N F O R tX F L O R ID A P erson al. Activities t)i*niiiiatoi,. ............ ... Les Soeurs Gives Valentine Dance AMERICAN LEGION AND AMERICAN LEGION ACXILIARY I t ’s Soeurs spun so ted a success­ ful Valentine dance S atu rd ay evelitng la-tween the hours of 10:00 and I 2:.I0 P. M. at th e Celery Crate immediately following the W e (l W a lto n S a w y e r s basketball game at th r Seminole _ ... . _r ____ ___ High School between Sanford and m i i i i \ i t \ is A itiiuitA . Kustis. The elate was decorated Tl L S D U Mr. nni| Burke Steele W illard Connolly wa* the guest with ted and white stream ers and Arnti:m Cia-* of Ihr First «»f. *hi» city ore announcing ihc Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Myron the dance music was furnished by nillTII ANNOUNCEMENT Baptist (,'hanii .i.tl| mem nt engagement and a p p r o a c h i n g Stephens of Du via , Island. Tainpn. a nickelodeon,"M rs. F ran k Mae* Conidr. and Mr*. -It. J., Ccluslkn i / , Neill and Mrs. It. N. S ay er war* -Mr. nrtd Mr*. C. W. Chorpening the rhn|tetonps fo r the occaslnn. announce the till lit of a daughter, Those attending were Misses Jeanne Christine, on Feb. 7 tit the of Ashland. Ohio * 1* the gui-kts of Mr. and Mrs. (toy Chur petting. Ann Lovell. Dilon linker. Betty Kerrald-l-atightoii Memorial ll,u^ Jo Brock. Toi Livingston, Betty pitul The r.T.A . Study Course for Mi'« Steele attended the Imsl Friend* nf M. T. Haynes will ' J a m -C o i'c lin d , IIa i d Willard. Fcmiunlc I licit School, Junior ^hools nml graduated from I egret to leant that he Is cun- ; Evelyn Mathews, M argaret Ding* ' High, Sanford ( i rum mar and ; Seminole ill ah School in UJLt. fined to the Fem nld-IJiughtou ' felder. lio-alir Humphrey, Cary* later attending Huntingdon Col­ Memorial Hospital because of an line Lge, Daphne Connelly, Betty TICKETS ON SALE AT T H E IHHHt lege. Montgomery. Ala. where appendectomy. Mathews, Shirley Moreland, Betty site wa.H nn honor student. mem. Duncan, llaibaru Chapman, Betty The r.'gutar monthly—mooting < Iter of the Glee flu b ami F.nMts. Erulnr C u rlrtt left today Ball, Barbara Edenftcld, Harriet of the. Suilir Harrbon Chaptl-i ,-f. sernbl*. At present she is cmMatthews, Helen I layman, Judy ployed at the 'M ather F urniture fur Tampa where she will he Jones. Sophia McDougul, Ixaibte Daughter* of the American Hevthe guest of her sister,^ Mrs. ohitlon was held Friday after­ Company. Clark. Norma Jean Sayer. Nancy noon Charles S. Brumley. home of Mr*. I . P. Mr. Sawyers irrniltinted from Williams, Chilly's Wells, Phyllii Ilagiinatatthe 1702 Park Avenue with Caddo High School ill 1st 12 and M ai It. Kitty IViham, and l.olo ter. Mr. ami Mrs. M. II Anderson wS % «*tllni(M~m the U. S, Nnvnl Re- have us tKeii guest their duu.jhAlso Wayde .llucker, Malcolm Mr*. W. H. -Tnmitcllffe u* m- A f l l * S T A G I N G a I h r e e - d a y a i t d o w n " it r ik e " in H ie lo b b y o t a M i ­ t serve. Aflci unending Mechanics ter, Mis.. 1), Livingston, of Netv MucNelll, Wglter Mrad Smith, hOste-'s. » » As. Keh. K was Sanford Fmindei* n e d B f . t r l i , F l a . , h n t e t , a w o m a n , . School at Norman. Ukta. _he wns M'altei Schnabel,_ Battell._ liunv* assigned dytv at the Sanford phrey, Simon Dlngfelder, Billy f>«y n venr inlrre-lmg prowam . tvlto rrgistctgdaiMry. 11J-:pslr|;\j;( the cany history of Sanfptd llrooklyn, N. Y., Is pictured nbovc Naval Air Station where he am~*‘ Mr. and Mrs, A. K. Shoemaker Cray, Gene I.eCu-tte. Jtve Wathen, on served* imtil* December. lU4ft have received word that theii Spencer Hardin, Bill lAaltrig, wa* given by Mrs. Tunnirllffe. wilted In Ihe hotel'* sun porch O F F IC E H IM T I.Y CO. The business meeting *»> prewhen ne received his discharge. where she rontimicd the "sttili Bobby Cullunt, Freddie • Cloyd, son, Billy S 2 c, Is enroute from -|1 0 !, Mag. Are. Phone SKfi The wedding will he nn event Marion. Va. In Shoemaker, Calif, Doyle McWhorter', Floyd Cooper, ■Wed over hy the, liegent, Mrs. She star led theritdmvrt prntest n* a lluy. nrnl was of enrlv fipi tog. a>‘• «hd v.a, o| opened with resull o flh e nwun <hni Inge. 110011Ellis, Alvin Kilpatrick. J. J. J. B If where he will leave for overseas J. K,vc Itichanls, W. S . Brumley. Jr.. Kay Ihe ril ual and flag pledge. Aftei trrrd for nnp nle|,ti , hr h3l| ihity. Shoemaker. Donald Ityess, A. the flag salute an appropriate U|i her m om at Ihe hotel to nn in ­ I'ow tlrr R oves gram on American music was co m in g guest. Su'uthsidc will lie held at 2 :d0 (/ nlcritnfinnnl 1 l.ieut. A. K. Powers, Mrs. Mills. Jr., Andy Anderson. Bob^y C ilftirr lle R oves en by Mi*. F. E. Koumllhil Mini C.. M. at the Southshle School. Jones. lUils-it Faircloth. Paw vis. and sou Alev and Cnpt. J ew el R oves w. A. 11. Kov. j Philip Aliron have tlrparted for WEDNESDAY iie Itesir-by-laws- of -dhe chapter ----- — Foil McClellan. Ala. wharo Lieut. 1 THEATRES s piesentr,! the metnlwr* by _ Then- mil l«- a Sacrificial Power, will report for further A lvin S t«-ilin g in • 'li,»|»*'l it,-ll ,t lit i II* *in:i >' t ! ( i« I the rhairrum. Mr*. Hagan It A IT S Luncheon at the First Christian assignment. in •> plat e si 1ting* Was decided to present the tra­ Church at d: tf> P. M. Everyone ditional history medals to thc M atiih 's.s n tiv le I tn iir liiillille r u n n i| • f ! » Mrs. Sallie Intildnel of lAe^Uiei» asked to come and bring an Jtihiui High and ‘ Seminole lltgn ___ offering. Proceed* will go low aids bilrg, S. C„ formally of hanfoul. RjiLv Pnilot set* w ith N vlnii h r is lle s The Magnolia Clicle of the School students making the high­ OPEN 12:30 l\M . Daily! missions. is the gnesl of Mr. and ills . -* . . , est average In America., history.: Mrs. Emloi Cmlelt wa-luidi-oSanford tiimlni Club mrt Thurs­ Atlhur II. Beckwith at. their home ills West Nineteenth day afternoon nt- the tioaii; of TMee“ t'6o«l Cltliedshtp Pin* will t«' the ID*-*- Ciicl,- of ihe Snnfoi I Mrs. ssuku Augu-tn Covington~-ln - iii D. iin m y iu n an be-prr .en'led the Pilgrims *ele,-lt*l: Garden (lid, tit_ hei home on Street. * Ovicda.i. An tnieicuttnc nfterpoon bb the high nchisds ifi Seminole' Geneva Avenue liiJ iiy . Mr*. 1 111 r i ' t i t i i l k r t I ■ l i t I I n * ’ t* l i l t * i n n t i l !*■ 1 nent wntrhing Mm, Cdving- d rin ly . Mr*. V/ank (lotlnrd and Mr. was ape MM ike various flower arrange­ airanve- •T ly lle-jent jttpirMfd that the i ttlH t' in mt: Hu p! ii n i *in? mid i i n ­ til Mrs. Ceorge S. Milehell of ton make iiiii J l-' S. I'.iih u IPalntkn vMere the guesl* yesle. ment* ami listening to a tulk on ehnptei chairmen send llieli ,e- n| til nii'lh.f* utin| *i/ul i'.i s UMtl .tl**1 Jav of Mr. and Mrs. F. It. Mlt- Sarrangement*. I b e riic lo member* poitr to the state chairman nil Ifn>k il»t' ijih**.l> nit it torn •tf htn ( K »<l*n *r«-JC ■titeons rwqrri / ' hell. ' .m7 *'* 7 -nurn Godard, who i made a tout of |h e beautiful Inlet than March I. Mr- S It. It'rtlil ifn| irwn1Irn attend* school in thi* city. ie- ! Covington gnidrn. and each re­ n i g h Ion vrttjt nnmtnl *i ilrlfifnir Shir i n | 1f,| i(llrnll.U i 1«* ilit* fin In th r Ctmfrt I'lirr I■* hr held t hfil hum i- i l»* Mint f** *|n wtlin turned from spending the wePk i reived plants end in Pniatkn to be « If It the Mrs C I Powell piesided over nt YV«**t I*ii 1111 Brarli in Yloich filr*■ iditnl 1111; Sin* t t-» uuiurndt gue.ls the business meeting and an rill - rWIr^Mlf L> the Continental 1 <n. tin- | iLmt mi -f ittut »l?s*l*U Mi fttMWVVVVVMmWVMVMMMWWMWWMAMVMMVAA'VVVVWVV’ V Mailt lt\r .♦** i t | noioornirni . mnei nirig the forth- gre«- ut Atlantic City n tlaj \\ ,t ih»* rt pii I Mrm iidirfit *i*1 1 *•»i • coming plant sal* which will he j will be Mrs. J II, llty and Mi FAVORITE j held Fell 21 and 22 Wns made | L. I1 ll.ig-in with Mr- II 1 I <-11 *'i ini V. I--I 1Li V III # |<| tMlihj: scREtn TEflm o hy Mi- .S 1 Ihcker-on. An *n- 1 man and M o f It (Tennot- > tl Si uithsl.l. S* 1.... 1 L. *di.l in* tilt'll1tffl 11* VA1 I’ll !•-* t. lit h n * w» =' > IS THE f x .x nmmrriii«*nl wiia uIau muilr con* nltei pHieK tw fm flowrrj* Ij v ^Ii <»i i cernili}; Ihf animni ^urrleii dub Mr- It ■> gave an interesting YFf) nuit it mlU li- lr.l ! » J UllK SCBEflm BEAfn! I f ' fake and the fascinating new j wh.. h |s heduled to be *■f rttu lilt llH’*' the Inti Ml- Midi wav vim can vsrai them. Sm n held ai ihe .Seminole Country account of a meeting -lie and Mr- U \ 111tl|*1lift and M1- \(lllRPt fv Key attenrfr;l l i f — the (Iklnwalm single posies marching a bout a d u ll on Feb Li at 12:30 P. M .......titw WP1p mi i«rh*k I’d | httt 1hr Chapter ill fht himu* rtf Mi narrow rihtion belt. A tiny cluster . 111 I itit-il iRpniot ■ 11vv | *III fit Ifi |f-■V Refreshing drinks were served j E^jpey in Tangerine recently plum'd to the pocket of your by the hostess to the following! , -A, , h . ynnr|.-sjntl „f , h«- hui iiitnin 1 31 drill 1** thrill frock . . . for a change . . or i*. r u hi n f 1.a vkInn al.ti \\ , , rs, * 3**,, i, j u ! i session tea wa* -eiv'd *11 pulled through the loop of Mr-. E. ( Daniels, Mr 1. | d i n i n g room In- . 0 ht uullf d. n il. al thi*- tInn* u Imrctte. Fat tdossoms worn like Lieski-j II. C .'llrliel. Mr*. It. L. Culd ly . appointed table v-ith tin- tleMi to 1 ! r ta aipi unidr a it WIMTKS fluffy eanouffa, or n* la|a-1 oyna- well, Mr*. E, S. Rot-key, Mm. |*t»« I t»n tin iimirrr- - l*rinir Hindi men 1* . . . purl anil slnrlmiird. R. I- I'm iih m , Mrs. J. II. Craw­ n tlt.. Mr*, fi.iv. piairiog- Tho«- M ‘iunt|* a liftiini htn* • h th«* f*i»thi* nrefent wire Mis S It lhght.>,t, Do you wear “cheaters"* . . ».r ford. Mr*. (Tula l-orig, Mrs. 1II I || III.U r.*n ..f kkhld . whr AND glin-v- aa it vvcrtT JIds naJ" who Kiim-*I Kells, Mrs. C. It. Cog- Hr*. A. It hey. Mr* 1 |( |t;,w f *» vHIp llnri ” wear glasses have hit the glamour hurn. Mr*. Chaile* Mctllung. Mrs. *08,' Mrs. II J Lehmnn, Mr-f Mr* Rt‘U 1iiii HIP!i|i|*4?l -iftl i<1 \ 1t a* * B B , Clement*. Mr».'“J II Root. jackpot at la*t. Thia Jeer's rr^y C. I- Irwlrr-aial **veraDgOe»ts. Mm. F E. i’olr, 5J|, Hairy Hu*.-.i ll kkJP* I Pill *t 11t'Al nr wjUsfli are so gay and Iwguillnff UDI.DItS ,f Hip i tjpr 1 Tmike, Mr*. VMinund Mei-cli. Mi* “ M tbi- «i»m In ihnl even i-erfecl 20-2o‘* yearn lit! 1 It*IVkilti' 11-hi (»■* i'll lllg J Hi Mellii k. Mr* F 1 Roiimill,i own Ihem. *ljvlest colors: lat. Miss Cynthia (toll>111lut. Mr*. J"V'I 1 ,t • Hll''it-il dr n ...... ... cinnamon, emerald and amethy»'-W II. Tunnirllffe Void Mrs.,1. P Mi - 1 d 1 n»ir • Mi I I I . . Newest npslei ail almond-eyed it II I i mutt •> Mi- H H Mi shape with a wonderful,.chunky Mil uisiin, Mi - \ IT* i VVitsi.i., \ | | - look. Beauty hint . . . try a Ml - Vi ] \ i c. C. P lit ndvi touch rtf mascara and always slip The Inlermedfate Girls Au*i-i Mrs. IV i *di* Mi> «* W Bailey, Ihe hows undei your hairdo. llary of the First Baptist Church Mis. \\ A. Morrismi, Mr-. D R. Resume hy Dorothy Parker . . . was entertained by MIm llaw l Beck. Mis. 1 I'Viii Ih1I g / 111.- u Itarora. pain you; Rivers urn Routh Thursday evening nt her VV » vl*-. \ lor mlnn. Mr damp; Arid, -lain you; And dnigs home with nn putdoor party and1 The West Side P T. A held ii» P II i Mi li.in 1 I'm k Micause cramp Gun* aren't lawsr weiner roast. Following the out- regular monthly meeting lust Tiw.kiitV ill. VI l 1 -i Mr- I 'Inn I* fill; Noose-!, give; Gn* smell* aw door supper gamea were conduct-; Thursday with Rev J F. McKin­ W \i V\Hi *uif. Mi II H t •»!• ful; You might a8 well live. The 1 by Mts* Jean Varn. ley a* .guest *penker who chose .01*1' ... .1 VI, - lot,.. 1*, ,.|. i 1. . there is Inter view nl-n by D • enjoying tne oocajion | fj.i his silho-ct "Managing On? Pniker Thr Indies men ml ttrr, Misse* Mildr»-d Tvirnei, M--‘*ds.'* lie Uigcd nmtheis and mire, i*ve hvunl, YV*mmi1 Marjorie Anderson, Jean Varn, ..i l l \ hers to u-a thru high uioihI.-, a, Itear he nt n wifk«*(J word. Their raddle Mona Ruth Ml!)*, Myra Jane Mad_M t" do not.h- thing* and to control J u n i o r l l i e l i S t u d e n t s Rives a pIiirIc They'd rnth.r ilen, Martha Grogan. Vivian Met P^cir ,|low missb h a v e i vel v ^ ihid ntiielv ul lliese hanill.i'l'»lny at h«one al night. They do Daniel, jC n jo y D a n c e I ’riflny Haul Routh, Marlon j Mr*. Lotto- Niv n|ened the not keep awake till three. Nor Routh, Mr*. Josh Phillip*, direct-1 meeting hit'fs with the 'devotion#!. . . g e m ' i iam- si/»* a n d giHiil i|i ia l il >. read erotic poetry. They never or, and Mr. and Mr*. W. A. "Dedication To F o 11 m l e r r." *anctlon Ihc impure; Nor recogSUnlffilN tif tilt* * f tlfiM M tllfeli •irry «»• dll md him * in itia le d or lin en hanill-erItouth. • I "Amfrlca” and "Rattle Hymn of f O P E N 5::H1 P .M . T otln y! hire nn. overture. They shrink chiff>* right now . . . vve ev p ce l I hem In I n . Also lifroy fitrowtter, * Ployd tljr Bepubllf" weie sung hy the K r h o *>1 I * 11j o yw l n d a h r # - I * i M - * V from powder* and from paints m ih** Wiiiiniti with Lsltnd Rude), Alvin giyug as prayer*. To furthpr ovpnttlK . . . So far. I've had nn com­ CiKiper, vacrj*'opt the Fmuidrrs Day pro- njipro^ftiKilt*l> 1."10 i i.I* ««i- ,«t Peiiely, Billy Brinson, Ilobhy Put­ plaints. im*»I with M* I ! II «m » grant,,; k pkil entitled "Bum Around ihe town Satuiduy in end Waller Routh. »• •• »*•••' Candl# Burn" vvnv pre»ente,l hy and U.Iunnl Mat intoning . . . MRS E. II. LANKY' tllllJW**! the teacher* and a group of "* . . , MRS. C. 1 P O W ELL shop Gfiitifw tint! n m li' •» --'ie •'»i ruplher* with P. T A ideal* Iw-ing' p i n g . . . MRS HUGH W H E |..>.-.t wtl It |it|/» 1" i"i 4YY(ltd r *1 .fvitlly Rtre«»f*tl. A <hort bu j i,, i , ,t ikv C I1E L In green with nrn** ftijlovkvd ih«* |»rn|trfitn* t.i VI, »> lr-lfr t ndi . ' \. \\( • . . | 1 *' sandals. . MRS t . S. h ui|-h! : t d \ **»••nil Doria D oluu'i ''Sl»r Srritko." and MARY MCCAULEY* . MRS “ ... . . lit’l * * win long.. K'"V Md m in of ».d«le d/ev*' Whit* JtUTH METTINGKR and HR. A Valeptlne^■party p#r . will h* held iyi*i Lm» Vi ,,, D.rliy.gj i'utl i JV t/w yyv/ p slir ll taslie* tailli black. 0»»y, r.ipuj-.-JOHN MORGAN . . MRS. JIM- at the West Hide School Thurv > d n y Hill'd ♦t it* i| n«r - r .1 1 iitt-Me MY RIDGE*. MR JOEL FIELD duy evening at 8:00 o'clock under nr fr«y skirl Spun r«joo \m i Uiiith •' and In «t \ and JOHN KRIDKIl . . . MAYOR the sponsorship of thr P. T. A, Ji-nkin- till vki-ip n\k u J*11 1 in,> • tio.i bulclwt boon. ^i*e* 7 10 IS. Games snd refreshment* will ED . -RIGGINS . . . MR. FRED yuur |. 4 i liter" priSe MitAM.irBENDER . . MRS. CARL NORD- tie served throughout the evening. shall’- iwmii was nwaidcfl the (IREN and lovely daughter . . . The admission ^charged will go HAPPY BIRTHDAY ulteiidanc#-l)iiie. X .toward* purchasing a record play­ load* of Interesting looking newThe mUslnil nrogiam umsisleil — W ith — comer* to our town . , . nur-husy er for the school. ‘' of Ihuinhi Howard with liumpi't* M E R L E OI1KRON — business section la encouraging. Mc$D. C. Rarrllft Dimohl Futrell. clariiu-F «ml Ihum a L A W R E N C E - O L IV IE R Th* names ymi hear mentioned C l jean Dunn »• the piinm David with an ohhhhhh concerning the town at the Mayfair . . . AL NftTICH H rstey -ang b vi»-nl *fl.i ui-fmif* baseball celrhritirs are OEORGE TODD'S wife has arrived in town pniiieil hy Jane Fold. filfiLER, LEO D U K O C H E R , . . . he too Is a baseball celeb , , . The Sanford (linden-Club will ..........„ ......... patron* . Among the Httemll CHARLIE DREfiSEN, E D D I E •IRS. MATTHHW COFFEY L- have Its senil-annunl plant alile Wf re ; Mr. ami Mr*s. If.^E ir.^u Trod,. STANKY, FRESCO THOMPSON here also . , , fn ‘ case- you ana Odd *.wi Feb. 21 nnd "22 at fil* t^ -Mr*. Jock ItcinaV. .V|i»* Jhlylnhle ■ i t ■i»r*l . ■* Da »L- A u£.nti* IL , <«a. 4b « m e II. li il 1■. li A V■ stfVet I’Ark Avenue. Proceed* . , , some of the wives ar» r'orp- the Country Club • ilanea jrmi C Ihter. Mrs. Harold lln'mll. 8!r*. Ing down and we will report thalr missed lometUng . ..pvora golfer- ^nj i ^ , , ^ for’the beautIficnthm ■ ,,'v ) 1 names as they do . . . MR. and out Sunday that you could shah* „r MRS. JOHN K. WILSON and a golf stick a t____CJE.T. We Off o« our way lowtifJi daughter of Baltimore, Md. and MR. ami MRS C, MCDONALD scale rurul development ENGLAND of Virginia ore actiiiliet to improve ond cvSociety Editori C.-rell» Truluck Tele. No. UR SncinI ^aienaar CnlenAnr Joyce Stee,e To .jociai DANCE Personal s !MHI Til 1:00 * O r e h e s t ra - - “Paul K ra h a in a*nd H is Tniisic Aclm. 2.0t) couple- includimr tallies D.A.K/S Meet With Mrs. L.1*. Ha^an LATEX RUBBER CHAIR * CUSHIONS _ \' -r o w a n s ■/ < Valentine V'. \\i t Tor Your MUSICAL pLOlilDA ST 1 Mrs. Covington Is Hostess stess To Circle Emlor Curlctt Hostess To Circle LAST DAY! Wm. E. KADF.R JuwHeU TOES. voun WED.! TERRACE TALK on I Wen’s HANDKERCHIEFS rrw .Miss H a zel Routh _IIas Outdoor Party, West Side r.T.A. Holds Regular Meet ‘MV Colored Hand liolled Hems Sheer .110 Colored Dolled llem> Fillip Whites - .70 i} Plain \\ liitcs .27 - ..'17 w ac W; PRINCESS * LAST DAY! Fcffify RY'AN Jon HALL B. L. •VP e r k in s West Side School To kTUNAV Giye Valentine Party “MEN”IN HER DIARY” , —abut— \ ‘‘WITHERING HEIGHTS” s ( O ltK M ' MKN’S W -r!> r- M aR E.FA ^ M TELEPHONES + •% A __________________ ______________ Provincctown Players Pico Theater ■ Present RITA and REGINALD ' v- GOODE In Uie lntmorUI “Peg O’ My Heart” By Hartley Manners Lt. John Dighton, nfngn H u r t , Lucllo Kirchhoff, C a r o l Stone, Nancy Tcrw lllem , A .J WDlIams Wed* - Thurg. v g :45 P.M. Prices: 50c — 1.00 m T , AWaa»U lJ0 for r1 : Eayv. r,-r^ • • * •. t 1. .' . 7 * -K “ * .!«nv — (A R E OR THE WAY tend telephone farm areas. teivicc n •a ^ 7 • �-------- ------------------- mM I f ll" SJ*» W .................. M. hu 1! p*lnU throuj s ^ ta S Mu 6Wn wilin’* Farmer* th /W o rtd a City marliet Bt ( $6 according to a report By Wilson toreceived-from C. S. Phillips, bet • miAafer. Bean* on few t do bh * o perafbrw W tnarWt have brought $1.71 11.40; tomato**, |5 to *10. ! 5fc*> PWmj>* expwU neavi B e a a tif u i continue* alow. neon*' a re ' WotrIn* In awall volume from thle market, at the 13.76 per bu*Ml cellln*.. Greet prepare lion* art under we* fOr Sprlo* planting*. •Tilea! weather for the l*»t Id rlev* ho* recalled In an Inereat* ft» the volume Of ufferin** rxr th e Pompano Market, atrordlnb l« Manager J. L. Warren. Bean the WVil,. drouth, flood* end low price* for farm product* In Um reat -of the country—including Florida. F or the most part, any elate of price* drwmiedim on the baalii of fa mi rotttrna over a periodrof 10 y ean or more m ult represent In actual fact a ‘Parity of Poverty' And not a ‘le n ity of c M itn l NOVELTIES * G*r. BMsutHii! animal fifunnea in bright colors to decorate your f u m Hd a h o t e l hit by a 'f O ^ m o d good. Tomatoe* and i>qua»h arO rfVen by Phtrt Kcetfg. also moving In aubotantlal Willie Neabh, ou»jn* volume." -■ ,, >H*n nmth ort Owtf \\c orrUjf. minded with a HAVAIIOMB TO HUN DMAMAX »fd»n ta li driven by At* Both care War* badly Sw a m i, , f 5 T 1 T .- <Bt**iai)~ and both drive* were Havahuma’a Eur»*lan w(U nob bo for reeklere driving. • raced thi* winter, aaya Trminnr Sol Rntrhlek, and tho fo fl&aKwwwsPasars DUcniilnv crop and market rn million* throughout the Bute. Ill rector WJUow reported a con­ the 1116,000 McLennan and tinuation of heavy movement* of Wldenor. . JOB KRAMfeUAT HIALEA& MIAMI. Peb. if, (Spociel)Tr* liter Jnaeph A. Krwmer, re RRBD6 APPLIANCES cently diacharged from the Arm] tv liITS row c v r e t.o a with tho rank of Major, ha» ar 4 a t Hla|«ah llAre O ujVm . Maple Mttolr HBtrf trained for Mr*. Hugh Goode . a* w a p u t a t a . mkW awk a, %— t j, of RoCheater .before U% W4r, . • . _____________________________ — i ■ mm * ■ ' ................ ■ 1 ■ ..................... H andm ade Branch Rickey Praises Loco i.obuiY WE C A ST GUAR- Baseball Pi; A orite liquors here; but we do haw some oT them . . . and we'll tfly U, (BfeelaH— of 10 to cygnets db) were hatched ■ V __________ joah Race Course. Th* four youngytara wiU b* watching their flrat raee any day now." „ MIAMI. Pi Tho flrat err Common H J b ,* Sanford r Da van purpose 38 FFA MttttbVrs Return From PACKAGE s t o k e a n d Oa k * .p^L' _ . IIS W. FieU W- — Ttmm At 1 ;6o o'clock the boy* partlcl* It wJli.be quite awhile untft everyone can trade for new car. L et m$ straighten your fenders i■nil.&Tiley record u t ybvriklng x : scruwit x tat fahtmed the fair mad* it lff|etm for all th i boy* to g et Wra In th* stand* fit ice Cover»r Millard Caldwell pm ehted and paint your old c4r. Beautify and protect It f - - - T how . . . rtcolvd mort trade-in value latch. er Nathan Wn Hie tup fbr H auceaed. I hr, man who. ate will­ ing to pay Lud olggeri price tn affplt, he declared, are the once who come out on top. The Dodger* will-have, a belter tea pi th li year, MV.'Kiekey yrucohtwt tp p healed than butt year, a* itmvt th* Sradehton Polloirtrf a experience of three ywiya In the •ervlc* to T heir advantage, but by <Uta of fit i* tary of S tate C M k '.'S 'r t e .'if fS W h L b lN C ?/ ***** Agriculture eddration And Colin E ngllth, *taU auperinUndent. Ifenry (!ru*«rto*a ofVlrglnlA, founder of tpr Kutuye Partner 'ou ara. good only l compart-wUh other dub,*,' be aaM, Sjkpw ;we Poa.1’ attw ib atlo n . madb a big h it with •trike—until ihU va.ua of >porta apcech, country Scheduled t Grayhmmd InUrpati Gfae Bible Coursee NEW YORK, Peb, I I . (S p e d — Thi^ Salvation Army h plrusn to coodUet three eorveapoode Gne-ytax, tfaree-yaar am t fiveyear Bible to u ro n will be availMbit tn alt prUoner* by th b aew project, which .greatly c*pon-U the current BibM *tudy n u x h d m oaf-yeer euur»e* hare b am canCVc.erl ' j f lh» le rjo rity «.* t h i . jW^js Ifrww. Cwf^e . _■ . r \ Apartment . filoof* in <m i^almeto Ave. Ideal for tiof/u: raid AiC0*ne. Pbcsession can fu n ro a g t^ mmAtrmr:.m YOUB HOME ' ‘a LaddtJ. iUo. With VENES'IAfJ B W .Jevioln windows Uttl* #44 to; It »bo \-/Atna hert o ,1 ( Lf he lu ii o ' a s ^ �iL isMG T l i E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A N F O R D P l.D fH D A C A T K I’. I N O PATTEUSON D I3 C U A tt4 $ 0 HKV’i / c William P n ttrn o n of B<". L ike |f<mrbe, hM been honorably ducjvrwgtsl from P em rhhr) flc fia.atiuji C entoi* ithrtx>m To AU Your Bakery U fatcrs, B. BL POPE COMPANY. INC. I tS YOUR natural d ra in to r privacy M tU n B R D R fklli 2 - tiu r t home, Par A t *. FI nit conn Will r o t Ihl banrala. E d aa rd P. I-a no. hA LLA R I) .c c c iv ril her* tudoy from 1 In Naval P em m in l tfepan*lion Con U r in Ji always froth when you buy it a t ir pcftuinnl eaurc for intent. credit 3Sf|firjj|^| ISS W. Wt Variable paym ent piano. ..F A M I L Y LpAN CO. HELP WANTED * f r r i *|i*tcc .U p n iif,. V . V*-il i n ! u | . I»> f r . ill ri ,S I I' ll' llll I t . Ill'll H li , ! . ) • . , Hi I n i n l u l l f u r i l l v w i c I' iiil- ' U • ' i l o i l l C u m i , . * * * . l u L l , , | p I'n t t i j l Id*. i l l i i l. tin . l . i t t ' l til « tiiih *i*tu ic t-a- | . , j . w i f : lit.A tn tm v . ru ltiiliT . ■i t A K i l U l c n j i n x , IH |. i'll m i . W I T N E S S m> l*. ii‘l iaOi I . . | I 1 4 I n t K l i l t . n l ( 1, m ln u ) i l -i m a t » u i A P L , i i i u , H i m s t i f i u. J m u . i t * .1 A |» | i { « w i n *bmp pllir** o f r r s l t l p i j i ’p Is t ip * ■ cagw. WApfEU P alm etto M Mod *li - fro a t . Row boil* Outboard* • nunubout* • Cr*li* T » to M foot Vschta. E ir lu .lv . P T Hull H e le n of Hlgcln* Plant 1clied Iloiided Ply­ wood. M H.P. to Twin,MO HJ*. e i.o lln e o r dtearl power. Level Riding - Dry - Safe on Turn* • S oft Riding - Shallow (tfoeery, rrt- K P Indyiw anU peneral of Insl«HcU*Neal Covd • Sealed Ucsm Adapter O Radio B atteries ${ • MH chry" Wax Job lie sure (wpi) with Pure II 1*0H |»f** » H ififyitl, J K I o li ii a *M# tiny <if I’tliituu)^ I f l t « I 11K l t S I m i \ * .j '* Roy Wall | ' “ fils .Mellonvillc Ave. Plume f» n O '* WITS* I>-*' my -likWil aftfi *<lllt 1m1 ** »1 | J •! Vt I'H ik ««| |ln nirt.viB C 'iT r.ii'R aiSi) RAYMONtrM.ftALL, REAt^TOR • l. ll A T K r i, H V S ttK IW ■■ ■ 1— • ' 111 r. n .ritrrr* - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Vo i n r U ‘i* in ii to RADIATOR REPAIRS s 1 v i j ; t i f r ^ t . i i n 1 1 1* tit V IM I T IIA T K ft W II . K I N H R V I>. M H . I ' m I i H N II VtHi . , 11 . h* i» h r n o i i f i t t l II i h I i n ' t • > '.. I ' n n b r i m a h l tuialn™i >011 ■iii'l i l i h i r - In H u f i n n i l f u l l 1 1 f t ,1 f . u i t i l * . I ’l n r l tl.v In I ' h i i n . 1 *■ '1 , tij Iill'h u n t J. Illlliil) 111' -1 j l l l i l n ■ H. l uiiily. h l u u i l i . , » u i 1 1; u l... l . . I fill III. n u ll >•*« Ul> tu t: ipr PROMPT SERVICE ON ALL CARS I>I|II1|I .| l.l fill- Hill, II, fttr^rribrsl *t*jr fii*l i*i»i i*i j ll«lbttl]«Lf*I w -It t Jti* |« »t i*K5iiit l >sa11 l*y tlt-faull Th*- ii.iMtlr of Willil f'Ult Hffa.’ta Ifit 1 i | i i*i Huai foiflftliii i i J i f l o | l.iicl tii ^*ttiiiiolc t ‘minlA, PiorMl t SHOP I, F lo r id a S la te H a n k O u ld ln g t. ,1 Strickland - Morrison, Inc IMIONK 2«0 Oft **.\" iltill t.ltif'-- -in ' IlH lrt l\ irk " oil »t ft|«f rir |i§;if| ul rl 0*l|tis| f yt | a«|i «*f Iftfiflu ili«'*i j*u m d l»i the* Altifm^n■* ‘f-Kot it I» I it11 X<sVIM.at i*o*1 1 1 f tli% ( » --1 laijp 1 of |K*ril IIm»i • ROBERT A. WILLIAMS la iu u i n . New EeaUiul hd have the 'buck*. C. L lltulge*. REAL ESTA'I'E-UHOKER y V t la h t ic H a n k ll ld u Phone 732 AHJIINO maeklnet repaired— And all home applUnee*. CeJdwell General Repair Shop, vbv. North Mill*, Orlando, phone 2-11)72. P rom pt aervlco Anderson, AUTOMOBILE painting, welding. YOU DftlVE ITI PHONE 200 STRICKLAND III l ? C . J 1 * fa r iDortunity buhgalnw , •tte r b u ilt TELKPHONE • OPERATORS Starting Rate 3 days - $2-1.1 Single or M arried DEPENDABLE AND PROMPT DryclemuiiK Survire | I m%|' r'' ti LANE VS DRV CLEANING Co, Rhone 105 • AUTO PAINTINti • SlM ONIZINt; . • BA1TEUY (’llA lU LN t • W O I X J K H K .P A P L S • W ELDING • SEA T COVERS • DSHD CARS & • TRUCKS U-DRIVE-IT, INC. Beach) Suburban; lll t i tii .tputitfcl > n i i ; t*» ■ llftlf w ill Irf- f f t l r l r t t PLUMBING Repair work n apecinlty Free estinuttea. Prom pt service All work guaranteed V**f| iift= H r t e k ) t*’*|tltr <;4 t ‘* »U* jr**U»W f l l l t f i i . | > | u n r a r i t ‘r , lit |*-r* ;t»n Mf l.y H | l n r i u ?>. o n *»r, b#f*jr» »l»>* i\ i\ y irf . M f l H h . I M I . !•> Ih*‘ Iiil.l. Bo a t c o . m e . P h on e 1310 O il 8 . B each Rt. , D A Y T O N A BEA C H ‘erm anent. Box IILC, e/o Her * Installed Floor MaU "^RANsSm '"iHUNG ira w o rk o f jo b aa ro ce p tlo n U t. I U .I U ' tm iiii -f IrilitHIL'ii l* lli it it). Nil. IrtK C T A S se Min o l e t ir e SIT* WANTED— hA lN T IN ti of 'ejT kindv M in i r i c I I A lilt V I .C l ’ KKt*, w lium 1>I 1 It o o m (m fr --h« ChcrtColds.Bronehliq • F IN E S T > R eal . Eiitate Saleth—Ui’nlnlA-cMorlKnirc Loans f6 R “V0lJR AUTOMOfeltET u iijiim t Lci't-ruhiijle insurance a n d H o n d a 4-door. :E«ecqJlvo typelus lUUng* buaineu to f 100 day. k. War Surplus :i» Cold Preparations unom . T A B iik rs , halve. NOSH-rmOPH — CAPTION USE ONLY AS OIKECTHD ,*$,»» f o n i PWrl«li«* t h l * <*,' Ji>rtiiii/y. i*»l$* i V u k ilv ih jn t. U i l i v* ' ' I r m l t 1‘ftltf i h * » l l Hill t*f • *"*ttijilitlut -fair «lit-t*r«v Jit* 4 .r t S U u u FurnU h' E ditard F. t tUmrd bronchial branca Tell your n bottle of Crcqcni i. loluxa , #*t a I, tfpffefiilanlit ‘ KHri «*?>' *lin»ii4 4n4 plflcl l« i. Y**i Hotntomenanrf girls ”'ayget wantedrelief Phone S fjenilnol*; * M 'D i'i ilt < V u H hr**! fr\ til JHUuW J) MINIKIN Home Bakery . ale. )«ouch ten know how I d recap your litw . N a tu ra l rubber or aywthetk, » o pro tort aidevfjtIL pt JTOT II PAUSE IS IIL StllA R tiE D STM .S/c I flue 11carve of (Si1 has l-em illa.-h.-uKvl fnipt 1 United S t a i n Navy, ncpunllnar U> Ittfornm Cs.i :\ III Shoemaker, Calif., aceimllng to Information rccciin l here today m is c e l l a n e o u s TELal ROTILI A lTTO PAINT , and , 105 N. PalmelU) Avenue Ages 16 - 35 Bxperletiee Unnecessary Hardwood oriu fir e - P a id w h ile le a r n i n g IRATOI, your ear, , condition, BY THE DAY WEEK OR MONTn FOR INFORMATION CALL SANFORD FISH & GR0 At!**/* PHONE 602 pTAKETTJg. t ■r\to ’itouiLse A itlfk a tlo d k3JO\NL THEM « WE’PE i I METHIM INHOLLYWOOD. Cki’ UtU. Chdltm t*. LRCWSPN I O SIMPLY -ICNOW ANY O f TH 6BI6 STARS J S l COOPER, in J YOU TWO O E T ACQUAINTED WHILE I GO GRF GA S .'OKAY ' really: NIQUE WITH -TLALfrrLE 1 Iim tiV i INHO WOMLDNT*.'* EM5AM-MA/BEI MA<E v p y MV.LO ADORE I 0SING IN ! P ic t u r e s . SWELL ON THE CSIY EH ERA ^PLA V , HOT? PLACES THAtil oueN piMuri MOQLA - a n d iu . ray W# �X I T*4v«/ itiw nt m<t«uiH>nMn<ji w *fi# SIONDAY FEBRUARY 11, 1916 PA G E BIX CONCRETE PRODUCTS Concrete Pipe, Building Block*, Ready-mixed Concrete, Septic Tnnks, Concrete Fence I’onl, Well Curba and Properly M arkers,* •* Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co Phone 1211 Sanford, Florida, NORTH DAKOTA CERTIFIED RED BUSS SEED POTATOES Wip Huv«* ju st received n carload Plnce Your Order Now.* Also ;i complete line Tuxedo Fccdc K Arm our's Fertilizer Make our Store yirdr S to re ' rum* intercollegiate rootbail the immediate fu tu re . . . ieminole Sextet Trounces Eustis Girls 28 To 18 In Fast Contest in tram . Ev»ry Spring M ayer en- h e ' finally t: closed a letter telling Curtian t o ' nnj VnarieJ cith er.sig n the contract—o r els*, i «j Today'* S p o rt. Oddity One of the very few perm anent „ 'VUhtn Lefty ( i« w n /tra p Joined, fo rf*‘ uotnel the New York Yankee*, he wat iiitiKill a .lender, weak-looking lad. A t the end of the 1034 *ea*on, *oim MIAMI, I o f-'h fa-tean rm ate* Induced L tfty There will to try to fatten up- One of them practically ei JULIAN 8TEN8TROM Herald Sports Editor Ily JULIAN STENSTROM rank a pair of field goals while ___ M il. ____ Jc*«e_ ________ D urden'. Seminole E e~i: Johnnie Mae llowen recorded a Durocher Here - lia r y in j o * High School ’Celery Fed sextet. free shot. The lone two point* Manager Leo Durocher of the | e| u{, | n tl In our opinion, practically put accounted for by tne p an th erette. |ly>oklyn Dodger* wna in Sanford ! lie didn’t themselves in ona of the fuvnrite wt-rs made by Schneider. bracket, of the E ast Central Klot • Ku.i IIi added .lx p o in t, in the Saturday Afternoon to look over jf»»*d to r "Ida Conference for the loop crown third <|unrter un a p air of field the Talent a t the school ami ills* ' l.orhan euss business with Brooklyn of- | business ' F riday night when they defeated Ihc Eustis I'an th erelte. by n .core firial. who arc here. He remain - 1 ” ut ‘or >' of 2K to 111 in one of the best ed In Hanford about four hoars t t r a c t r v r ' before going to Daytona Beach J Charlie . played and hardest fought till, they've participate,! in during the when its scoring wo. lifaited to where the major league club will •■ tire ‘.ea.on, fobr points, single field go al, by I open th rir Spring training acti*•«-,_I ____ IL Helen IBowen, the. LI_L high ___ scoring the Bowen »i*ter*. j itley Mar. 1. Fed forward, continued to display Helen Bowen accounted for her her shooting ubility during the two final field goals in the final - May Manage Newport New. tilt when she urrounted for 18 of i q u arter while Johnnie Mao Bowen | Jack Knight, who managed the the locals' 38 markers. Her sifter, Zanesville, O. club of the Ohio Johnnie Mae llowen, took second .State le a g u e last season, m ay 'p i­ honors a* far as the Celery k ml* lot the f ewport News, Va. nine were concerned by recording a of the Piedmont League thirf seapair of field goals ami a couple of Yon. according to Branch Rickey, fre e ’ - shot* f o r *- total —of—el*J r. Rickey said, however, th a t no T lit play of the Fed guards. poilits. Helen’. 18 point, were manager ha* been appointed *o Alva Luridquist, Betty Jo Brock the frsu lt of nine successful field date and liv addition to Knight. and Frances LeF.lla was undoubt­ ____ ___ m ___ goat attem pts. - . „ Stan _____ Bordagaray and Herman The Pantherette* came through edly their best perform ance of Franks are also being considered the year. They were up against with f|vc point, in the initial | for the position. L ast season U ' sta m a on two field goal, by Jean u tricky trio of Eustis forwards rJanesville, the club finished the Acuff, Ate Eustis forward. Shu who also broke fast. The girls, reason in second place but went also sank a free .hot. Hanford however, held th d r own ground on to cop the playoffar came through with eight points but had to fight hard to do It. .when lleirn llow tp sank four ( During rfh- first engagem ent Flrnt Dtslvlson Uluba with the E u s tis . girls, tile tilt During the (Saturday morning Hanford extended their ’margin ended in nn 18 to 18 tie. exhibition game. Branch Rlclag. Henri- by pefttKfT! in the second period a* lleirn Jr. said -that eight of the ten llowen accounted for two more Eustis r. 3 Dodger farm ciuba finished III field goal.. Dot Crumley aim Seminole K 0 the first division In leagues around the country. He wouldn l talk about the two .th a t didn't' finish in the higher bracket and •uggested th at it be forgotten. We feel th a t Hickey won't have to worry about an y second divi• ion clubs this season. W e're seen Southern Association baaaball th at couldn't come near the brand <f baseball exhibited a t the park Saturday. you'll make them forget the grant Chesbrn.' Gomez took the adylcc, and. hia next season, IMS, was ■Lyin'thin worst of his c a rte r. So 1=•N 111= IIIEIHE•• III!=111 II IE IIIE II 1= 111= 1! III • • • • TO LIGHTEN YOUR CHORES ALL META! CABINET SINKS 7} Eustis Panthers Cop 24 To 17 Cage Victory Over Celery Feds TUXEDO FEED Cor. 2nd Sanford S -'iilfT T1' ^©v. 3 i * > : * \ -e " Single or double cabinets with combination laundry nnd sink. B attleship lino­ leum work surface and sliding splash boartl, stain ­ less steel trim , w ith bright «aay to keep chromium draw er pulls. GREYHOUND RACING GREYHOUND GU 8 i. on the air over WDBO tonight at Sill) and over WLOF nt fi:23 with all tb* "dope" on the dogs at the Sanford-Or* Undo Keane) Club. Races S tart H:00 P.M. Sharp T onight's All-Slur rto^BudT Jo"'0 cl* i ^ n k . l T ° f'.e ,,i hand S atunlay to .r e the exhlblT , IT 1 I r h,,e u“ ,r« ■shot tlon g am s, at the park. The.e , ° J , ' ' , , ! ! rnr" the flo ir. D ye... who ha 1 1 ,vp hl, 0 quite a few f a r a ,’ ,'cc” •'»“ ! ">e third stan -j wtlo have turned out tor the work" fj, 1 "ccouniid f ir « f air of field , ouU during the first week. Henl"Au fr,‘ »n,< “ whll,t *•! Stafford, for one. h a . been a i.vTT ’ wi,h " ,, l " ‘!lr ,J',W K®*1' rreciuent visitor a t th» park and M W " V ," 'V!1'" '. *" " r .hlHl ,o U l'# srcordlng to what he says, he's ,h t' Panther* broke nway from r „joyrd |t | 0ia. Stafford coullnued o rre MrClelland'. Seminole <|uin by saying that the park is In ill 11, . " >t '*>* f ' n" 1 l*eriod whenBacon wotidrrful condition and we cer.. . , -hot two boautifiil field goals am. tninly agree with him on that. ”, ,y 'a le r -ank a free shot. Anderson We’ve never sent it look le tte r l " •ecnrtled . I<>-wr field j-oal during nnd even though the City ha. M l-' J , ' , ’he peri,Hi. Ily.ss aiided another s |e n t somewhere in th# neigliborV V ■ . field goal in the final stanza ami ho,.I of $t»,000, the investment " I » f 'c - shot while Clark sank .r-'wa. really worth lh» money. The goal and K°**{publicity alone th a t S lnford hos in i.i,.i..l Bacon wn* high man for the i-een given on tha sports P*gc« BREAKFAST SETS * ■ r t I ■ | I * W hite or nuturitl flnlxh with plain wood neatx, thf.se are ideal for the kitchen nook. O thers that can be used for the dinette or small dining room of Limed O a k , Mahogany w ith wheat finish or solid Oak with washable leatherette chair seats. Also J solid Maple sets. S r.rn lh Bare—5-16 Mile I^MtltY JA K E ' JU S T H OW DY JIM YVBIGHT ROCKY ItlllGK 4SRAND GIRI. SILVER DICK XUCKY SANFORD-ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB AT LONG WOO!) • M l.t r r NO MINORS ALLOWED WHITE 'PI.ATT i (Sanford Highway) about 12 miles South of Sanford TURN AT RED ARROW MbmUo/v! Jn ! ' n il,I ( l a m e n t »>« which begins, at 8 I'. 1- e c . h u i g p - m. p la y * W in t e r . I'n rk 1 > Srmi-fmuls will begin Saturday 1, (Special)- morning at 10 o'clock, nnd finala t for cla*a Group 'Four Imrg March y M. Ilnye* will l„- played Saturday ptyht. The conodatlon gam e , begin* a t 8 l». M„ iho championship game «t J P- M. Eik |i school will present eliglDt and San- hility foiint with 1 0 .players Ifstisnlng gume 1e,l for the tournam ent, Ilnye. anEustis w ill' nounced. Officials for the tourt ;b P. M. nament wilb be Brady CowoJ, Kisslfhmce Stetson: George BWan. Eustis; s; Hanford John ColumlKT, Kissimmee, nltz ij t 3 P. -M. nate. C-i • Roundup . . . The Pensacola Club of the Southeastern le ag u e has w ith­ drawn from tho St. Loula Brown's farm system . . .'F o u r rookie* of Bob Feller's baseball school havs been signed by the Tam pa Smok­ ers of the Flnrida-Intim ational 1-vague . . . Third l»a*eman Ted Cirslak of the Boston Brave* !• reported to be n holdout . . . Veteran George McQuInn has changed hi* mind about playing with the Athletics this season ami he's going to enjoy being w ith Connie Mack ., . . The IH'tro ll T itr ts have placed Hank G reenberg's contract In the m ailt . . General Hob Neyland-of Tennc).«ce .a y s that, all college sphrts a rr In for a boom . . . Crilghton Rftijverslty of Omaha will not r*- STEP STOOL Uhu it for a kitchm stool, * presto, it -^pon* into a- convenient stepladder for high nhelves, CHAIR Whlto enamei-finiRhed c h a i r with simblatcd leather upholstery. Nnvy or Red . . . S cotch D rinkers A handy gadget I Vur- I , >i lu'wwl aln n l fntt rnnnir * iiis'.ied stool (or .many pu.•p:<,e*^ In home or of- unfinished I’M HEADIN’ HOME , f o REPAINT WITH PinSBURGH’S COLOR DYNAMICS! AT ALL P A ^ W iO N E P o r a d Ki g EMES ARE f O U TI J RETAIL STORES! Kitchen Chair Malcolm KITCHEN CABINET' * White enamel finish, w i t h sliding porcelain work top. Corner Cup We can funitoh paint and glass for every pu 1 XM un»l ' IDB - PAINT LIABILITY Insurance PROTECTION! • •! ..Utility Cabinet Whito enamel finished cabinet with plenty of shelf apace. Modern k i t c h e n or breakfast room chairs, Sturdy, waJl-mado . . . ■■•.*■* • * ready to paint or varnl«h. *f * White Work Table, �% ~-.T 7 rr- im w * * ’* r r . T n ’C r ...1 7 : sr• ■.1 ...» r - ,i ? ;; '* > ------------ ' » ■* ’ '= * : '> ------------ . . . - ' * , . , — .r1 — - r - T - r i ■31 T- - . "C 1 In Unity There Is Strength— . ., Hk TH E WEATHER P artly cloudy and ■armiT - r a th e r this afternoon anti Lmiahl. Wednesday partly cloudy and mild - ith m oderate southeasterly » ind*. , To Protect the Peace of the World i To 1’ronioto the Prog re*# of America; To Produce Prosperity- for Sanford. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK sew VOLUME XXXVII Established 1908 SANI’UHl), FLORIDA, TUESDAY. KEDItUAItY 12. IDHi . Assoriiiti'd Press tensed Wire ■*»*» Run By Control Board Denies Truman Said He Would Not Run Again Police H e a d States City Is Operating T o d a y Practically Under Martial Law Chairman Hannegan Says P r e s i d e n t Too Busy To Con­ s i d e r Ke-Election Wants Artificial Foot Back Trolley Leaving Strike-Bound.Lancaster Barns N t'.M K K It 103. Egypt Suggests British Troops Leave Batavia UNO Security Council ..Adjourns To Give 5fembers C h a n c e To Study Proposal m i l . ADELPHI A. Fob. I*. AP— tlfp e haa arisen for aetlH ac the cUy-wtde tra n sit strike in Philadelphia. A conferm re ef atl disputing .. parties has been called this afternoon by M ayor B arnard c Samuel. The strik e haa ru t o ff transportation facilities . for 3,000.000 persona sad haa caused Iks g reatest automo— bits traffic Jam in Philadsli'« history. WASHINGTON, Feb. 12. OP)— LONDON. Teh. IZ. (A P )— There low l»-m n quick denial of E sypi suggrt Ini today th a t a flew ntm or th at President T ru ­ the L'nlled Nation* Security . ths n *ha- aid lie will not seek Council go un rerun! __M p ,. rlir? >■th in Ihe M ldle House. fav u rln p - the atrtKtraw’a l ' of H‘ ooi., Chairman Robert Hen British Troop* trom Ihe .n si. Jied the rum or with Dutch bust Indie* s t the f o rm .I ..ement. .bs* s earli»*l ptaudhlr dale. The In on announcement from Hem*■ E gpytlan plan »l*o called for ocratio National Commiltee head­ statem ent to the Council tm quarters. i'o.tm aster General Hancurrent Dutch and lndene*ian negan sa il: "There is m ilruth negotiations. in th e t-fiort that President T ru­ The Security Council haa man told a group of W hite House adjourned until tum urren, to advisor,, tin t he unuld not l* n I PITTSHURO, Feb. 12. APSite time lit stud) the E gypt­ Tai.d *(ate. for the presidency ill' The r iltib u rg railw ays Com* ian proposal uq the Indonesian liM.t." ' pony—operators of th e city's problem. main transportation system — The Maii-mrnt added. "The ha* announced th a t all stree t Pte-ident bo- bren so busy with t i n v a a m i\T i:u iaii|;<ci foreign and domestic problems of <j»r service has been suspend­ It is n iltsiurl.ing thought, • overshadowiHe importance th a t be j»i ed. The company says there! ‘ ha* bad no time to consider the will be no resumption of ser­ UNDER lit-, AVV POfcfOE till AR|) and opetuted by u fount-, Cl ueoiiug lit* klink I. Iho fir»t of ^ i r .. , . ... . ____ i------—— — ; I'.lfb elect mn," vice until the' strik e la settled attem pt to lesume oper- ''l l I t ’S Itru IllU llllg It m o r e BITTINOiJN IHS HOME hi Philadelphia with his wife la Ignatius 1 Jliil.nt'gBN ml ited that ho did five trolley* i* brought out iif the * ltike-boutiil l.u iicutler, l*u..hum# in -an use (he .tra n sit lines are Miedxwieefci, 22-year-old war \e teran , who haa petitioned n Quaker not* know the origin of published tniiit.. T here u u i a aruffb. when the street car tolleil out and p i’kels sutgvd about it, but it con- d if f ic u lt to gvt a lo n g with depe ependent upon (he power nuial on its way. (In tern atio n al! imeh o ther in peace than they City corn! I.\ an attem pt Uj recover hi* artificial fool, l i e chtirge-i nccoimts’ thol a meeting; of lltin company for rloeirie service. that hta furm er landlord. Joseph Gnliorano, selied and sold Ids kind nerurn-d "To my know- ( ---------— did during the war. Un* artificial foot along with hi* furniture for non-paymtrif of |2rt in ledge,” he -aid, " no such meeting NEW YORK. Feb. 12. (A P ) d o u h t e d l y it is h c im i* * m a n y rent. He lost hta left foot In the North A frican campaign. The a* Mas d r - 1 dud wax ever held." —T he Office o f , Defense ‘ u f u h , o n a ll sicIr.M. h a v e nl* court held the landlord in fHOO hail on a charge of fraudulent conOilier I'cmuerntfc P arty benchT ransportation h a ■ tailed version. , (International Houndphotnt men hasp evpresiled confidence re a d y loat th e .senne of •upon all strik in g Tugboat th a t Mi 1 mi man mil la* a candiw orkers in New York H arbor a r d e n c y w h i c h c i»m | H 'lie d c odulp fin i nen ptesldeiilial term te Y e tu ra to work Individually "pcr.ilmn (Iumiik ^ n r ln ir It) I n* I brv fi i*| that way de- ■ for the government. The re1 h u *iturtttbn iw *hov%1iii; i IAqIT .-p iii tin- (i i IImi Mi. Truman, uueat has been sent out by nr»r«’ piainU «*\ 1 1 \ «U> with prt*\tnti'h : .|.| In* old friend* | the Federal m anager of the I i**ut VVifltinn H Slt*iti|*ri iru'tmut n*n |.\ all paitie** to tlial hr- ... lid have preferred *0 , ■trike-bound t o w i n g and k i. - i k.-l i b Mo i unr i ^ Infupt* .a ipoff ImJhT tlinn thou Icnuiili iL| it.i| lull, nintcuil j f transportation c o m p a n ie s , Silk A flM 1lit** p. *: .1 fiUltmlv lintvini; 11,t.• iti,. Wimp IlifUse. I^w ren re Turner, In’. II %*111 1 i** l'« vt| wop * Tht Intfki i \ .‘i nifiI*'«, mii* pjti.L I I'm i) t ba fiain- feel pTetty sure v l«!r«| by I he erh»n> In (ipneMlI* U,nu lhat Mi liuninn could ho coniw .•%mm** iiie-eJevtiim speech DETROIT. Feb. 12, (A P ) vpit e.l tb.il In piolulldy Wttfl tiro | j U n it. Hi* mjioi i itlrt fd "ho m |I»jfrm*, Hint (Iti* tiivrttiN of tht* —General Motors Corporation only Ji amn iiitic cundidatn who Navy fm J u lj I, ItMii, and w.i» » tlrt Valla airriirw iit which h a t announced an additional had a rbaiici- to win ihe neat MHit *f*ve the K uiBe I wIiiimIw to Btissia, S per cent Increase for Ha i tpsldiptial election, ] t WASH I NGT< iN, Fell 12, ulb .. M !<f If:i7=tno fm ill |oi"tnntll I ' l M VMlINl.MlN, Ki Ii. ld‘ It . . ,. SNi Dm'« Hijthr-ta him pmvukcd 70,000 salaried employee. Some nf On .e Democratic p arty The l’e*r| llnilm t ipve*liuntln^ llowmg this ncin*l, be iv*en Ihe Homse A itptnpr ml inns (him* corn,.Umt* in m in i,, .pmrtem in liAihmi; .. — ;------, lead.. . . ........ .. lo .* telling M r.*Cbm,nitter swilrlie.l ,U line „f -d a.hance .1 .ecl,"., a|ii ti.in im : The raise brings th e total in it lee lia. |dnced ft* stamp iif apAmerica that engaged in an Lity LonilTHwJontr* ift>l t-vemnu Truii.aii, itini, in pffi'ct, tie i*« a j q iirrtinning from tin* iti«i>ule,'I W.-tchinutDti. l>, I ami nt (iuiv* postw ar increases of salaried S I,*!<• I,OOO.ODi .uptilv [»Iy unjustified attack mi the United trrliiii* *1 |t« nvul gruntpj n Chumber of ( oiiuiirtv) “pi ihhifj f IiIn party.’* Japfini.***' <•(»<!«♦ to ih r ton* Tex. I!** personnel up U> < 1 ~*r cent. ' 'I' ft,t l,u I'" " ' °fft<“ Suites The particular objection is rcoueit to tftk# over th r USO ---------_ m ictio n of tho di,position of tlir troiiiiny in mini' v%aif«ri* . ■ 'r i lintM iry De part men to. 1 he fv.ml. t„ .Stalin's remarks that the d p lHe itUil *•«'! VfM| p} buildinjr at Sanford Avonue fin I il S intra flrrt I inlay, It r u y «iul yVitj? 111 Htw t-i- . i-comulended represent a ronai.l-; talistrc system has been responsl* NEW YORiv, Feb. 1 2 cialde cut from budget e.tim ntes b)e for the last two Woild W arv g e to.l| niintii trie met tnai un luani itw iin instithlui in nn-i ill’ll of course do not cover all (A P )— Tha natiw t’a Jtirg C onferring the Yalti*, aggrtfarttinn. the c ity by the lA ^ en ^ .g 'B E rcw*3 C f c i * — tl u r V o H d m t,« * n * K a . * T 7 fh R i r i l i r l 'i v l a "i* * ftl *>rJUl , **rb" ! i* B M - pi-*nL»iVxf fhe ( s|mn*e* nf the twn M epai.' Vna,^ m, n#) Kurlli-.. A mdnl, IT. rf. Sayer, city manager, T * *til lllU ttJ I p biEUiii! *»f I l hit '(‘lit Kark In (hi meiit* t.> any menus In fnrt, th e , remarked fhal the Ilitssirn* lit; ||| I’mClft i 1 *1It ii O, till * New Yoffc—W operating to­ NUERNBERG, Feb. 12, h D — reported. welt ( iw l ilimiiu tin* tenik«* In nui1’opt muon induile. inciuii«*« niiiv M>out Swrung \t f nn|ir»i>nntlon mile about th,. utmost fi»m tfie Amerj-< unB The request was mad * l>> Kd day w ider w hat Ita pollco Field ? Marshal Friedrich Von monllh jipm <d Mm’ Jnpnm'M' ,*|- Ifu : T 'Hnwrinf: LIn |w r it ill nf (hi* nn tu*) rmmtli’il and British a*i a iinutltim Iff liiKlUfil K‘s4VV, b .kill tu* ||%M1 --------ward Hli’gln*. Mnnngri, und )[ H ---------- -’ lack* commissioner aoya am ounts Paulua today told the Intrrnatlon Coleman, Ifil »ith thf* T bn nl a Slat«» Mr ntiminlly by th* 1*m | Uffire end In Minim! thr fi^ht Atftiin<*l thr president of the Send nl mliilkry tribunal In Nuemherg iN G F IE L D , Illinois, Frb Iqgersotl ie-.lifim1 lh a t from p a rtment of Agncttltme u* a T reasury. Th* Imlnnee i. made up ,lap«m>-« practically to m artini law. th a t Germany had committed so noli Cham fer of Commerce, Il it’.SfR (AT— The t:l7th hirlhduy of Die point ->r view of *nfely. llic chemist. through permanent and irulnA-_ tImulth m answ er' In this, Alt normal business, in­ many crimes of aggression th at include n |dnn for using llic A bra hum Lincoln was observed fleet was be Met off In I’oail Itur.fin ite ajqiroprintinna. ; the Soviet govern mm! mi.. '■impcr for Chamber of Com­ dustrial and am usem ent .acti­ it would have been Impossible fo r Jiullding t)f par* tutor mleteM in the Dvestta commented today that tree offices, as » to u rist und ht* n|'' city hy ^ | b ir^ than il “ I’' ' 1'* '* * " * , ^ ! NEW A l’ IH'RKAT Adolf H itler to conceive them ill merce vities are a t a complete alone. — colmmunilv center Arid m n k im rit Attitricnn U ttlon and by Clly, uhert* elxe. rrovUlw, he hMt»nw 11 hill *Which will go to the «rT ; mnit '.hiMiiii riH um rfV,,IV tht* “Mind ellahlr Vnr m e *nf civic omifii* * 0,1,1 ^ w*t r ** lenvrrnmrnt I tn edd, it h»d Und HdiKjimti* Rtft \ TAM|»A M j V lV x f, *u £ standstill as a resu lt of an edict .Vpn Faulua, who was captured avallatile for use or civic organ fliinr iiinnirifiu tin* 'kfidtJHMin 411 i iar.l* imlmtitnf aetm l tecon )|tM |lf , hft i ne-it) wtth vkhnf i«rrupl**i* * Issued from Mayor Wfillam O’- a t .Stalingrad by the Russians, rations such a . the Junior Chum officinls. to i*t»d ♦curur^ thi* So\ »«•! fulfilU The Atom lean Legion made lU t aisscnce and picket tionts. jln, , rented al Tanip.i t>> \ l «»f fund* U r x t r D w yrr's office under the au th o r­ added: "Ju st how the government her of Commerce. oinitial tiilgrimago In Lincoln'* Admiral 1 ngei-<d| »u* Asaislailt Aewspnpm, • .........Ii • 1m'k dnw ft 1 ity of Health Commlaaloner E rn ­ reached ita deei*ionn I* unknown ■iii'l't* flD'l hr ♦ M ’f'-. iriil »l"i Following the rending of n let­ rr.mh t i i (' .*s*!hft jMstui Miui Kt.ihn in Ouk Ridge (’e ro d e !- fm , ),ief nf N n.nl iIpeintiotls wh*n T |lr I,,,,,,,,, n-.i, i , i N„ j»*'i «w*ins ii* mj M lib Br est Stebblns. to me, I can't imagine that one ter from Mnrgaret V. right in l.’th year Nalmnal (Oinina" „ ' * ;l'r i,„i« d He told the ...m l*, .lt ,|.r f IrnuB Ibitb lb* I *•*!»►«») «*n«l tht* l*i ”i*Mf*‘i t nut i In* Hot Arm* The edict has been Issued to man alone could have done every­ whirh it w a. n-kv-it wlmt ucti..n it J" H" S,,‘l,e lrJl ‘h r parade mnilllee that emi) in HMM the t he Fluti.tu me.ot.e. * cope with the serious fuel short­ thing that w as done, l l ’a quite had he... i . t rn toward l.o.i loo. k ’ *1" • I |*4»nI Offii’i* n<tRi‘,| f««r atblltlona) wnulit nit Ark iht* .In fHiU'wc within mimfy fur .Mu* | * i i i st yl us H.i* »■ 'ii •*ii t h a fiftrr *hf B**fc*«t «*f age resulting from the nine-day- impossible,” the U ^Tl. court, t C coinmlMi!.:, U ? ;,; o m r " f ' " r ^ ' r v ! r \ W ^ PreM' " ! ? ' ‘ " n ' o " ih m " .......... ... A Urjm«i ................!.*•» . ! th ere t*vnl**n«*- «m **i<t«-xtfr«aa«l I in many, mrii! th a t thiM old strik e of 3600 A F of L er» diicum rd the poxnibihty -f .* ... . Von Peulus' testimony was a >n« Iw ii 1 mail ftnuB u u d ’ iaa rvas.on.Tho . tugboatmen in New York harbor. .‘ “ ' " o ' J U* ‘i ' tTh*‘ such court on n I m j n I„ behalf of lVrs.d.'nl Tioman l fi^ V 'in 1 wdh Ja p an . ! *| roioteil editor, and' the Tnmpa treasu ry alonee estim ates il Can ! l,’"lr. ' ’“ r ’ Police Commissioner A rthur b lo w to the defense, which had erecting Franeh Avenue between gain. Isvestln implies that ihe been trying under croti-exorolnu.in jo r Lldon Kllege of the S ix th , j j # jj,,,, during n mlssl > ii : unit hilnga the numb, i of Al’ pick up f 1 , 0 * 11 ),(HlO.OnO in it.lillW allander aiya Naur York. City and Tenth Streets. It was je - Service Command placed a wreath light- Allies should not- do anything to now h being run by a dlaoater tion to establish th a t H itler alone, ported ■hy i rank Luhinskl, park „n Lincoln's tomb. He »n* fnl- to London, he talked witli Hrillsif Bureau# in Florida to font, n-cimil tioilal tnv revenue through ,, . cast ilonhl on tile lights of the •(fftciff nbout th** |ii»*«!feiUty r j only to New Yolk and Michigan, ,.f pnfnrceroent T) ______ ■ 0 control hoard of. Z^ elty d e p a rt­ or with the aid of a small Inner ^luperinUndent, and Siilnny Hich-i lowed by lilinois’ Governor 0 , [UP Soviet .......... (he K uril.. pit!lit* t*i an id* i«M*irii; numbi'j ment head*. W allander say* th e circle, w at responsible for the ard, th a t tret# and ahruhs would jiw ight Green, who also spoke uiir with Japan nml rrtu rn H whirh have ftvii. fils 1)til V umtripnir i*s nti til ■ine with n aiirnr«l iiro n l of con! nf fly -by-mifhi niiMli) #%f*n m»*f* ■Ituatlon is much a* If m ilitary m ilitary and political objective* i f .h av e to he removed from the tot stv lle npil Green «iM speak-agam '?«■■ ftn 11if »•i:mitu. ri tt n i-nt ................. N ails, ,.Earlidr, E .............Von “Pauls* * aim i’*| n't <$ri vaiutmij; i‘tv HTtnrn circumstance# ex ft ted and New the before euch a court could 1» hoill. „ Legion dinner tonight. Al %'t *at iini p which Iwl •-r w m i*ufe*iir fitiB itfftlrupt Il is ■SULMILH K II I I U ivrtw lril by n irntulivr Anffloof Ih tir fiirntx York vraa being governed by m ar­ had atatod th a t the German High The Commission then referred the meeting of the A‘*rnham : thm hjiw t )»'*•*!1 b|)| ••ml mg Command had little choice but ! 'titrhvAmrrirnu |Bmi. tial lawi the m atter U Ihe Rccrealion ComIJ n m tn Association. Dr. Kd/nt ill it t 4* of / h r alnnur trninh NlKKNlIKIUi, TV i ' ..Pi W allander says the duration o f to p e rfe c t. and rr,scute H itler’* m ittee of Which J. L. 'Intfley is C urtia Taylor nf Hi. laiuis will Th**M !(' f «) .. m'Ii».M.|a ..f t»ludghl Th® mmy ntiii*»uii«'« • 'ha! 'll) personal plan - for the attack on the shutdown order U indefinite, Bu ichairm an t(> designate definitely discuss Lincoln a« an inlei A bfjnlnrw-. w A m rnrnn sttliln-i *rt* I...1 1st ..f th r «*lt tills ■lb)' ct t til*- fjk'M > pr.. ‘ ’ -----.fwallaae* «■ Paar K«»r nationalist. T)>e polfce commissioner declare* luiafa in 1041. mill h»M Dirvctiiti* fb. '' 1‘MIIf1•' I* I \uinl > 111h ton f-.. f f i t . . f III I'llB.a Th* drhth ! hi* njornirii* * th a t New York City—except for t t * Amppifiri idlBior »»i mi \fiuy bB ( ‘hatnbvi nf * •iiiltuf • r u Bi U* iCUii Ilmr-S f»n r» u r certain specified1 essential essential" activiactivi­ * , ^ _ , \ ; mv wfiyw hold In the < mitmt'Hmitet % room tie s—will remain 1 it i< withholding the n.-i )•*■* «»f th r 1 nt the C’lt\ Hail t.miKht at H.O> til the order it r ____ Payments of imemploymtnt two men involved m il ■ « . i»i! i o'clock. ( nr»mhi*r iiM'Tnbi*fj» mid # 0 ’t)wyer or Stebblns miicmvnliiin ummmtmg to U &.00 unlil no In v .-uv .tu.o h .v in ter.M « l c , i , have hec. in'm en d a tio n of the 22-man board. insde |n .Seminole County completed. i vlleil to attend. Meanwhile) the city's entire ‘A nother Kanfoid store hoe b cen i^ ■ , hr ,,n,||ng February >1■«n niliHitjl ‘■ >■■■)«liil j>il and -I r». , . 111 ■ at . O iaL. force baa been mobilised to en­ Only one fa n n e r In Seminole of 0u r Industrie* have made np jlicnmlincd. repuinled re- It V'" **! r^rV,.n, (*( Hmlth, force the order, T h i blueeoat* County haa mode application to plkation “ " *to be certified “ ’ as tra in ­ fitUd with fUturcs-The BalifonJ j J h, , rn,ft„ F „f lhe Kl„ri.!n IndustTAI.I.AJiASSKE, Frb. 12. Mb— have been ordered to gee th a t atl qualify a* a training agency under ing agencies,” laid.H Applies The Florida tii.iit.iad Gonimtssion , he .JH j? 0'* tHo** (om paiiy ! * " iiiu l Commission, rep|nil Icvt. non-teeentia] bustneoa and indue* the veteran’s Job training p ro ­ tfOlU or ; Avenus of which Fletcher if, ( be qualified *■ a trnining list employars has nrdereiI nil Florida isli-pliiuie tinny to tria l establishment* ot« propricter. gram under thtt G. I. Bill of tffcnty compnliie-i to ■ hearing Feb. 20 fftney for vctvram ran be rna le E* Uolt" U pm pricter. nm-eiiiiig o tin g employees contact the doura and th a t th# lid la clamped lU tnta, Supt. T. W. Lawton, who rith Supt. Lawton a t the C ourt. . T he interior -pics'-nti a pleis. , at Tall aha sure la alum why they the tl. S. EmiM-artut office of tl npletcly on amuMmenta. New has ■chargs of th e Iocs] applica­ House, _ ...g np|>e*rance of paitel atuiilrv end * -» lilen rt will - he I 1"* npi««rance |ia*tel How n mercy lui.-.sion over on bark nod got another litu. should not tie required to mala i loyment Service for ■ t . nsaigttmenl _ York generally U regarded aa tion* fo r qualification, reported ila d ly gfr’in . he 'said."in "making IIS) * __ Ihita lunilA. g reen , hlua nml pink, and the of *-qusllflrd availworker*, thus benc- Kn)io by Horry Minatlk", *Na»y and enme hack und dropped ' the moat modern equipment aval — th e amusement capital Of th e out urn forma i aMeamllncd counters with inbuilt f.ting the individual employee pilot, turned nut had for some nguitt. able throughout tl.cir ri.li.e aysworld. * I pin - rfttm onally I feel th a t tbs While th e veteran'* J o W r tln - ! •* £ » *“ • * »*:»c Hoelirned by .incs corop*n*sti‘in n ,v sr Jap* but fine for ptKimer* of .... morning H arry Min- tern. __ ____t Ad B ut It also la the w orld's bust- farm fan n in g Industry Industry is an sxcellent Ing program under the G. I, Bill ing Elaherry. They are aurfeccl normal earnings, nrevsnUng th* w ar, wa* recently told ndd in au * u ! arlk, arlk. L LieutRiant. DSNIt. dropped Jropped I> The commission has advised teum iant. GSNlt. . nesa capital and th a affect* of type of training fo I r the veterane," or R lghti Is repotted «o ho « .,r k - ! » ilh FUI« 'PLwoo*l *nd have depletion of th e funds held fnr article by Harold Martin in the I h |, | 0#,| #nd went on hack to his ‘ he telep h o n e compaiiirs to be ’ th e shutdown order wlO be fe lt he declared. Urn hers and in some oth er p arts m asonite' top# with aluminum ri.mpenaaUon payments, and bene­ A tlanta Constitution, a clipping c a rrie r tin,I pretty soon he was prepared to anawer general coniaccordingly. Banks and stock "V ary few m erchants have filed of the state; In J>sde county, it m o ld in g «*»«•*• EstlmoUd c » t fiting th* general public of which waa sent bv Mrs. T.-C. i nn his way home to Sanford, plaints regarding inefficient and : market* normally would ba clos­ applications fo r approval," bs has completaly tagged down. And «I »he ImproypmenU is |l,0 0 o . die malntenonce of payrolls ond (,’arlson, former Sanfonl resilient ; flq , And not lo n g -afte r that h e , 'nidequate servio*. und present ed today—l.ii’.cofqjs birthday a n ­ stated, and added th a t there a r t th is comes from Dr. Jam es T .'■ sim ulation of production aurporta H arry , the *on of M. and Mr*. goT out of hi* aviation green* , full inform ation on oxiatiug diffiniversary. But unless* tb s order alm ost no opening* fo r training the economy of the community M. Minarik of 1 H1H Park Ave- j und into civilian clothes again, cullies and the possibility uf a t is rescinded l*for* tonwrrow, the of negro veteran., as no one has public instruct nue, is now out of the service and came on up to Emory In remedy, n nd State. or such ’an the job* train - the program reached such a stale vest commercial 1 and taking pre-mcdlcal stu lie s 1 u k c up the pre-medical studies U (^ , will remain closed. mate la_ Dade county th a t the a t D nory University in Atlanta, j he^ never had a rhance to start Only about 3 t businesses in the school board ordered Don T. . Ifoipltal*. reaU urants, news­ _____ . Navy. Pilot, f )>efore the war. “ H arry Minarik. MINISTER MAKES ( MARGES papers, pres* services, radio sta - cmiiti^: have bean approved fo r Mann, superintendent of vocationV ictor Ha Into of Minneapolis, had never heard of Jon.mv I "H e laid away his memories h I a*]l training, to drop all w ork on Minn.* die«l suddcnlr lost night A ii«ms, milk . plonta snd other tha • ;*otehmg 7 train in g pregsam, WARSAW. Fab. 12. t/T>— Tbs Mason,'* Mr. M artin write*. "H e ’ of w ar in the bureau drawer. Anjr v rtsro n in need of servabout one dow n o th sr ap . v e to ro ffiS b raining. U nder the S t I I :00 o’d o rk while he and 7 sim ilar aataM iinmsnta «iU be hod no way of knowing, as h e ! along with the Na'/y Cross hi; fr ice ((free of charge) In any of j, |_____ are ______________ _____ Mr*. Hilma., JSainio, jj ‘’— • e r e ppndlng,, aw aiting , parm ltU d to operate, along ^ ith veteran*a n i l t b d 'h i s wife. were I’oi Ith minliter of public —cttflly, flaw over Kobe that morning in i combat service earned him, and the follnwing categories is reby the a late. .WlUt but to work for an employer on o noivfsU ing nt the home of Mr. and Slantolaw Radktowfe*. say* food store*. R e s ta u ru ta >uun no more of the fighting, food and modi- ,1 th ought niireod terroristic aetlvitie* are A ugust, dropping quested to visit the office of wpAiona, those will be ap- Job while training for a more Mrs. A ugust ltlsinne on the •' h aw will not be pertniHed A being carried o r in Poland by »o- cine and cigaret# from the fa t . or the mercy missions after the responsible agencies listed advanced position. The govern- C ountry Club Rood, dfspense liquor. The sals o f OB called fifth eolumnista. The mlntobelly 0f the old torpedo plane, fighting, except now ami then. below: |e I do-not have the eort- Went pays Ih e difference between Mr. Kilning who wa* bom In ... P h a m , th a t these activities who those scarecrow men w e r e ' when he'd talk to his wife, nt alcoholic beverages has bedn Coordinator — K. II. Carter, 1 it U estim ated th a t th a salary earned and the salary Finland on Dec. 7 , 1879, Ik aur- ter charge* th a t these bann*>l completely. danced on the gnmnd below nlghL about little things that Atlantic National Bank Build­ * and colored vetar- of the. advanced job, with a 05 vlvcd. in addition to hi* w tf e ^ ty are being directed by h ead q u w to n who P olite also have happened. . him there, waving their arm# ing. In the allied-occupied *®P*t entcred college and dollar s m onth limit ad to enforce limit fo r ainglal two sons, Ollie and Arne, hot Germany and in Italy, England and darting abotit to seita the Fading Memory Employment — U. 8 . Em­ and five grandordering ell persona and a 00 dollar lim it for of Min •so ochqola '■"■“ " o W ^arnchuted package* as the old ployment Service, 112 North " I t was all fading quickly hack* and E iy p L children. men. Governor Millard a Hal aetieiUSs In howled over Avenue. into th a t gray m ist in which T h e remains will b* sent to II passed the bUl on to o n k rjn g all ^ tm os " I t was Just another mission-— fig h tin g men soon lose the once Vocational T raiaing and Edu­ A* / o r as Seminole County to th a sta te departm ent of « duca- Mlnneapolto fa r IntermenL All bus, • mercy mission thi* time, for cation — T. W. 1-awton. Court clear, vivid memories of action, ha pointed out, th a n TO FACE CHARGES — tfwhich in tu rn pasted i t to •ted *a K to w ar w m over, and there d<nKtr feet and trium ph. Even House. bo east attached to tha RcpreeenlaUve Here Feb 2t unty school lioarda. Hut no _ sharply fuel ore of the tens# „r . . . . . . Legal Aaslatance, Hospital­ Ing of the Jo b .train in g profltoM *ifrsn? J " 5 S r l « SZk'ZSh “ »• ceeoIlKtlon of th o ie gaunt GROVTLAND, Feb. 12, W b were passed with IL Th* alien r ¥ *k5h\*i o f f t h e c a c r i e r d e c k wl l h m* waving from the ground isation and Stale Service Of­ ' aa this 1a handled through T he field Office of the Social Former postm aster, Edwlna Acres, th* o d turkey heavy with bombs. | from , h# p o W f(|m p , t Kob# la reported working ficer — Contact through Lloyd ----- ' titendon Pa office. In eome counties, how- S e cu rity -B o ard in Orlando an­ of Grovetond fa enroute to Florida — F. Hoyle. County Service Of­ ,V-' ; an unusual buroon U„Pr« ttl? anon ■,h* 1 m0rnln<f not »" tong, ago different sto ry In nounce! th a t' Ha representative from Kan st* In the ruatody of a J ” ficer, Takach Building. he asserted, but |>r. Wilson esllm eteit will he in Sanford Feb. 21 a t tha .deputy U. 8 . Marshall. Acme — .Em ergency Fund* — Ameri­ added that be and his oaaiatants cost 12 to 15-thousand U nited Employment v- ft to face charges of embexxlltig can Red Cross. lj»he Shore A Jurj^ ^ Ctovult C ouh glad t o work ex tra hour* In j ln| “ 'b rig h t, sharp focus again, year. And to add to the Vic*from lOtWA. M. to 1100 VM. over 11,000 In poalal fund* nine H E R E .”U and*’if it checkVl thle service to th e . . j P r. Wttoon ta y s th eir fo r th a of OMtoting a l l ; y-ars ago. Acre* wa* arrested th e maps th* lotslligenre officers L "A totter came to Minarik at Boulevard. t Veteran* Administration — atto rn ey even questions the lcgal-j business # r d ee lr-. a t DeBoto, Kan., where ha worked id given you showing w h ere! Emory. It was from • lad named Kosco* PH to. S heriff* Office Uy of Using (bo taxpayer*: money, Bi > . about Old-Ag* j *i».,rUant tuperlntem tont a l the tooner of w ar cam ps were lo- Johnny Mason, a t 33 Herbert every Friday. a fiuipw em laiuraac*) • | Sunfiow tr Ordnance work*. * tod, you dropped, and * went uwaitaaM e « r u a r* « s !* v • *■ * *7 f /*. > jr-i- In ^ersoll D e c l a r e s Fleet Belter Off In Pearl H a r b o r Tennis Court Situation Is Referred To Recreation Committee To determine 1 Location For Facilities u.o'Abraham Lincoln’s 4dl.(?erms.n plans m I n v e s t i g a t o r s LL VV- ii. Slempcr Group Approves ‘ On Terminal Leaw Turn -To — Fleet After For Post Naval i)utv Disposition Office, Treasury City Okeys Chamber Of Commerce Request For Use OfUSO Building Nazi Says One Man Unable To Conceive ] 'h. ........... Funds Kccommended Bepresent ( ’lit In Budget Kstinmtes A,lMnr“1-ltoyo1- ^ Celebrated Todav t e f ; Lawton Reports Only One Farmer Has w «? Qualified As Veteran Training Agency Sanford Paint store Rcpaintefl, Kcf,u' Refitted R«i*tot*A Compensation Paid To Single ( itizer\ ui mNwmi-rg r*. Commission Orders Telephone Hearing P0W Who Keceived Supplies On Kobe Sends Thanks To Pilot Horry Minarik ...•“ r®0 Jon Wjllon UV| Victor Sainio Died Wfiile Visiting Here Veteran Service steEF'ss.g’ia n r 9 S S n r f f S : . . ., • ^ ' . _... . • m 5S e ^ ,r a f" » “.r s* 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 11, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 11, 1946. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 11, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4612196cc338b3d77fd6e74abdb8fb78.pdf 6c800eb931dc967e288744eb23feaa54 PDF Text Text % ............. g » « 5 V s^ ‘' .* .FI * • > • •* » i • . 1 I pt ;*• IV, S . } 1*7 pi f V *; I '■ II ittU tlltlti! c»p- j Othiup- Crock.' th a t U r rrg ft "Shirley ta in rJ b) L. 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Case .... ........ $4.08 FRESy FRUITS & VEGETABLES Fancy Green Beards.... 2 pounds ...... 37c Youngi Tender Spinach 13c * 4 pound Selected Sweet Potatoes ..' i>ound 10c Stuart Pecans .......... pound .......... 47c Large Juicy O ranges...... 5-lbs...... . 30c Fancy English Peas ........ 2*lbs ...... 29c TO You'll glow with pridr at thr chanced appearance of your newly painted home. And what a relief to know it in protected again-t w e a r and weather for a long lime to come. Our jolt is to furnish you with the pro* per material* and advice a* to how to use them. W# have them in atock; our lone experience qualifies u* to be helpful. LET US ASSIST YOU IN SECURING ' RELIABLE PAINTERS "The Complete I'uinl And Class Sfbre” PL ETCHER K. HOLUS. Owner •». — «— ii ■ I ■■ « a * -■ 1 MHOH |# IT herrl'T MU Nt tO l- that H A N N A H IH w A N ^ H E I l i r o V N . 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M r;\n BRAINS \M » lilt IMA r»T ii MK — iK h ll'A l BUTTS lb. 35c PORK LIVER lb. 21c CALF LIVER lb. 65c | OYSTERS n ri.K tii:\i lb. 15c v v iiit i : BACON ___ _ „ COLD CUTS lb. WEINERS lb. MEAT lb. ho »t o % m i\ ^ 29c 35c rr. r .ir u i im u o N u i> e 21c - — pt. 85c GROCERIES L I M I 1, l - J -4 n o . a tu v * ale x * Pilkbury'n B«*t FLOUR 5 11)8 29c 10 lbs 57c 29c 2 Cans PEAS ib. jar COFFEE POTATOES No. 2</4 Can 19c .tfriT ^ .-'.i’Vl:33 No Soap ever P’CAKE FLOUR 10c Made Suds like • PEAS - ' No. 2 Can 10c VEL Lge. pkgr* 23c E ^ » S “....29c o c t a g o n nove l l , rim ir o r t »*» » < h ik hw elt l im it a v%h il l i r l .v»tu n ta iiK X « i r r Lknt.AiiM V • ' ->. •x .4 ••"Gl S 1Lt jV. , ^ Th iv i -rtSiiV V 1 3 B a r s *' I t v ;^ 5»fh* . Suanhlns Krispy CRACKERS Jr ,..— — 5oup No. 1 can 15c I.lk b r'e D eviled awi* lu iy . iil a«*i SOAP FLAKES Lge. P k jf . a r*v Lima Beans ...... 25c GREYHOUND RACING l i 't r l U t 2-lb boxen Raisins S COUPON ONtVUT i w a i N O GREYHOUND GU8 3 Tan Cans 25c U mm the air «Ttr WDBO lowtikt . 1 *»!• u d ever WLOF Races S ta rt fi:00 P .M ..S harp •t t i t with all ika TnniKhfn A lkStar Fe. •» the tlw dw«a Baafard-Or- m U aM l i * « M W w I tW t Peaches-Pears .. 28c « - 1. Seventh Rare Mile Grerw Tree Handl-ap Kraft*. T p ItfH t • Bee Brand Insect S p ray....... q b ....... 36c >me Style Red Cabbage.. 17-oz ja r .. 17c Motor O il.....2 g a l can $1.25 H lio u x D Y FASHION GUIDE c jjU jD top g g g A f* S S cmS : v T«r n x c it u o r t rrr. w <w NO “ ‘HORS ALLOWED m Ow V V, Kraut South o r 8aaford «.. • TURN AT RED ARROW * rT irv •, n >> • ■ ; *^ • ... **. a rww rege ta b les....... 17c at lonowood TAX •bout IS Cheese 2-lb box €9c SANFORD-ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB t)n Route 1? (Sanford Highway) i-i-St r * r ' *, '* SPINACH ■ A Penn Motor Oil ... 2 g a l can .... $1.32 White Sail Bleach ........ l/ 2 g a l . ...... 17c White Sail Floor Wax q t 43c' g a l $1.65 A Penn Dry Cleafier.....gal cart.......49c Vans Camps Hominy .. No, 2 ft can .. 14c Langs Sweet, Mixed Pickles g a l can $1.73 t v m t »■ iv Tv 20-1 E ast Fintt S treet Sanford. Florida Ham .. ft can .. 14c PHONE 303 Fancy Iceberg L ettuce..... head ........12c Crisp Tender Carrots . 2 bchs. .... 15c Idaho Baking P otatoes.....5-lbs...... 29c I w %M< n m sn Notlr# Fresh Crisp Celery ...... 2 stalks ,,.... 15c IW I 12V T H U r o t KT OF T ilt: r o t ' * - ,1 n jt'lH *t:. o : m > o i K r o t >- | T l . NTATi: OK M.OHIUt. IN »u: T IIE E S T A T E O f I j E M ' I S IV V E f t N A Y . i l r r # « « n 1 1% imuiVATt:. l l « » p l t # r r » —• I p p i t Preserves.......... 1 pound j a r ..........30c IVMil, HOME CONTROLLED” Hr K I. (|I*ItI•l« K fA ctoiitl AMD lOUIPMNT t'a .lrh e * 5-lb bag 33c ..... 10-lb bag 61c -.e « n l l t U u f t l e r * h a l l !»•* ^ n H H » h r » | » - n ~ tu fli %h##k f«*r i**tir I n i* R rr .it t *# Jliuc PAINT PROTECTION — LMOkM. II wl \%hr at t r r r i l G tll.ll • W l.liv t. — •ll.T IU made w ith v it o u A d qt- jar Mello-Wbeat THUKBtUV, FEBRUARY r?1916 ■ n xro AT- Roma Wines $1.09 ■as tile ; V- T*he w starting fiesJItuc;(onxi.t the_Babof yFed ill protiably Jrnklnaon, Bowen. Kilpatrick, Donuts- doz. .. 17c Can ’Rolls doz. 7c Pickles ^ “Where Customers Send Their Friends’ LP Dixie Oleo — •WaV v ----- NIBLETS 1 ''«alhi£" .'Si;! JCuckman RrillWhf--|Celery';F^ds Meet Hemembenng Ptaya Eustis Cage 1Teams organization ax a ball fan know, tluyt fid* I.urkman Tomorrow Evening W ith WHITEHOUSE , — Trainee* Celery Fed The Brooklyn training achool the Brooklyn ath lete, are belag celery fed arout. JU LIA N STENSTROM throe da;a. 8. K. Dighton. local | wax n great ymaaer with Columbia _____ Olmn Holding Out grower, provided the boya with H erald S ports Editor Chi- 1 The Seminole High . School LuU Olrno uay. he'a holding and a greater a few crate* of celery on T ues­ teat handlrr Celery F ed . will meet the Euatlx out for more money from the day. yroterday and today. T hr Andrrann Winn Award, rrnallori, hi* Dodger* becaune the rluh offer* The S tu art, Fla. Bnilfiah Club celery I* taken to th r park d a r­ Panther* tomorrow night a t the uarli ed ha< annuunrcil that H«»* K. An- ' ing thr noon hour wherr the high *rhoo| in n triple header. k’e hi*nr>l tlO.OCb? ilrtton of K ill t)nk Avcnur hax i trainee* and iiutlruclnra m |a y ,1^ The opening tilt will get under­ rn doe-n't I n n nwmded n Bronze Sailfidi it with their luneh. pin way nt 7:30 witty the .Keniiuole an offer Ilutton l>y I In* organization f> r can l^agilhirA'rVftre* tin und the Beat* have g irl. ' m eetin g ' the T .uatir. Pan* Pilcher* Sign tnii.linir a *.U foot, in Imh xallfish while n.'hlntr Iti "the G............._... ulfitroam . The Dodger* have announced a M etlran baaeliall m agnate lx had a repertoire of piny* th a t nt therette*. In the aecotul game, off St. I.urir Inlet, from the to Ii the signing of pilchera Curt Davia, mi id to be oo hi* way to vixit tim e. iium U tiil a . ijiany a* 370. the Haby Fe<D -and the Baby Olmo in Puerto Biro with an He not only ha* to know all thoxe Panther* will tangle and the offer of 30 percent more than I lays, but hax to know the a l i g n ­ main event of the evening Mill the Dodger* are willing to pay. ment of every player on each of l<e the conference text between the Celery Fed v a n ity eager* 1 *1 1 %. Ho It te rm i till Torre*. rrr*a-_ them I j « m : i 'U i k i i i tile infielder of. the Wa»hlnglon T h i. pnat *ea*on, l.urkm an had and the P anther five. SrnalorX who i* ronlrm plating p layer, returned from aervire in Mi** Jr*»e Durden ha* nn* the >amr move, m at have com­ th r lineup ocraaionally, and hr nounccd th a t Helen Huwcn, Doropany do»n there Ihi* aommrr. had to in itru rt thorn in th e tr a.*- they Crumley and Johnnie Mar H it'll* « aignmrnta in the huddle before Bowen will ila r t a t forward* Former S tate le a g u e r . each play!, with Alva I.undquiit, Betty Jo -• Twenty-nine year old Huck I Brock ami F ran ce. LeFila a* guard*. Geary, who broke into pro ha***i <■w im . hall with Del,and of the Florida cd conference chuinpion*. Frankly S tate U ag u erm J e wr kack. vpeaktnr.—Ttie~gtrl* ‘w eie a green ha* won for him aell the nickname lot. when they fir»t met Ku*tix . . . . . . . ...._____ _ of -V anlthlng Shortatop." l>«auto nr.d have improved In every game, Swain and Amleraotu The prolui of the fart he Quit th r P ttl.h u rg h Uide** Fuxti* ha* followed thi* f,le *tarter* for the v a n ity Pirate* three timex Iw-cau-e of vntnr- rout?,' they'll have trouble t>* Donald Dye** a m i. Ila ro li homairknex*. However, (irarjr I* t»n their hniul* Friday night with Kuatner at fhrw ard., V n n e Clark to givr hig league Imim bull an the brilliant talent of the BoWen “ t center and W ilbur ComtiiHge other Recently . .try. - diachnrgrd . . aiater*. Alva I.Undquiat, Dot.,J»n<t G rantham at guard*, from the Navy, ho ha* r®,u rJ,ri* ■O u m ley , Mutic Pexold. Betty hi* aignol contract to the Pirate*. Yarborough, France* I.eFilx. Betty DRKDY PROHPKCTS H e'l| l* given a try-out, although Jo Brock, . Anne I aivcII, M artha IIIALKAII he’a ntill under »n*penalrtn for Hagan, Skinner and Sarketl. m i .mi i* m i i n .r r i .i i i:> u m ih it f .I) m iik MIAMI Feb. 7—Five of the loot 44-j> i a iu <>« hMatahto* uiRmtR i n re i n k r hixTaat diaappearance act in IPM. Thi* lilt will highlight F ri­ eight Kentucky Derby winner* day evrnirtg'a rard which will. have been propped a t Hialeah, and Girl Baxkrtball t hampx? al*o Include a haby F«ii»Panthrc rarin g fan* are keeping th eir The Seminole High School gill* cnntrftt and the v an ity engage-' •ye* oil pcoapect* her* thi* win­ baakethull tram ha* air excellent ter. Among outstanding 3-yearmcnl. ‘ „ opportunity of winning the Kant old* here are-Pellicle, High Shine, Central Florida -Conference cagej T oday'. S p o rt, la u g h M lrt title thi* xeaxon if they continue Tr.1 Willlnm*. the great BoetoU' n G °|d. *nd F ighting F rank. th* pace they’ve xet during the *eaxon thux far. They have won Ki E\ every game they've tdayed. *ave houter**'1*thnn'* * * f aw'i'ng'^ f l ^ l K the opener with the F u.ti* Pun- fence*. T n r day Ted came to b it ...» ^ M ,' u .F,eb/ , , - , f J “ c k e y kVSlrl* h t' 1OW„ r ^ n r ai therette*. Thnt tilt ended in n In .he ninth with ihe Sox a r u . *i U r Ii U i I r»l* fir.L There l> l« h »“ .!• « *». h'» w * ' tie. • b -Find and « man oni.,,,. r f iiccorationx nn hi* racing ailk*. -«* ....../ - '• red •rhud hoperf In their xecond affair, they, AMrinirinir P*«h«bly be overweight. He for n lu»m«*r and winning : - a * in Kurope 34 month*. ,an«l downed Del.and 31 to 3 Vthrn Ihe ff&ttfr. (nit *i« i%i • :i*% n ii defeated l.rexhurg 36 to- I*. In in, flaalud the buntl . l«ign. en ^htdd* two u . . Puride Hear,*, the a return engagement in De: c ir William- no.Idol th at he h a j j} " ? ? ? .^U r. *n ° “k. Land. they eaaily .m othered ih r railght the aignat. but on th e *0 u* e r. C<,nd^ t ">*"*■• *•*»» ftl|lti*fa — rf.irkrfa l-IV *1.*. tiullpup* by the *eorr of 12 to ....... I pi,eh he lifted a l o n g f l y. “ n,‘ » ntariw m an.hip meT. When the l-cf«hurg girl* . 17c* Hifhl fisM . u h lrh hmi ciiui;ht.« 1 vialtrd Sanford. Mi*. Je**e D ur­ lh» Inn |ti>t the (fume. ' den* acvtel poliahrd them (mxl — vkrnltVd ill.i u i i i i i : PkaIn the drr«*ing. room, Oronin L E ( i A L N O T IC F yind proper with a 1 » to *J xic- I n :ii I ping mud and xhnuted »l ^ b i u n t u I'M W 1 I Vulu | lory. Then they downed U 'in­ T«'-l .... 8 c I told you to lay it down ter Park and alipnrd a . It to Uni u d i a '. r the hitter, but you KTATK OK M^*i:il».\ •11: UUTINt js W .W *. —• I n n d l I n r lt «R a ft defeat on th r Wildial* •' 4 * III ICI.m . HIM. wonted In lu. the hig hero. Th.it >«» K* ^ftftte-It*'*- nftMf**nr. ♦ i \ r v % * t ii %i \» : i > The .inly lean- thnt hn g>v« o - 'l l t you * rr.n fine." I — •! ItOUL ftl I t aHti III «• the F'cd« any trnulde at «.| «ui'fiiiatlripr.u, i tiwi*) ft.vn a U •llinma pleaded Ait h Cronin ~ riih h i m ix.. 6*1 • \l.ii h> I Slr»r| the Kuxtia aggregation, the *e\ "IF.next. J im-. I w i, going to **i*Vi'M afe* he-re*»i> MtUrrfit 4in| I e • tet thai come* here F'ridav togli- n^i e But I .uw the right fiel I It* 4»r Jft'l ft|*|»-- •*f b»r« I Ii r If Mi*» Durden'* eager* r nr '•i ■ "me • n-epltig in a ^ t e p and • iiftiii « Mini nf lit* Xniti jtft tuj.il » i %!••••% • i t o r m i M N h W I II T 2 IK J feat them, th rre I* nn douM t.i.:i I theught they ruu»l he on to our « ti**ul| «»f xhm ^tft.tej o> Florid* in *n«l fe»r SemlBitlr Cutliilk I. 1 IIAfiithe Celery F*ed gal* will he i-rowit- »ign»." - ' hx l <•••> ft»i» ih r iith *l»> *»f iv iirm i), hi i .k — m i i i .ii A l*; D ll. At III* ro « lt H'.uwe at Hjitlua!. FlDrkkt. t»» i»n«%%»r a <,R»'i»t i \ \ I’ Vi.i: — l-lb. J*» Kill c.f <>utu|*UUui fllr«l jf.itn li )••!» • •?!> U I I 1AS »l» lllr ttlauVr N|)|*«f CeeUtt •*> ltll*llAltl* III Me. ^ MII f *i .« final UtNfn* «*V tlimri'p. •|it»rrwlo*. d rrh T |»ro d»inL*»»-i Mill m \ > v m : i ii .%•!•» %\ rNlMllMF be* riitrrn t •gft|||e| >«*U tlfl *3 *1 liatr. I he* H.Ynfnf'l llrrahl in d rain -4 iwitft tl am th# n»h*»|»ai>vr In %ukb 1 - TEA- m- - ■ ? m u oSANFORD tu v iu iu . u b i u i u v , oSANFORD, . - u v r u n u , FLORIDA THE HERALD, „„ - Marking ’Em Up I • * -P- * ____ ~ >«M 5:,f 5 , - ? aVtf'*' V w I r, - V , OCTAGON SJ. 23c �- . ' • - - ‘ THE WEATHER P artly cloudy and w irraer thin aftrm ooo. Increasing clm idlnnt, warmer, tonight and Saturday. In Unity There Is Strength— 9 . To Protect the P rice of the World; To rro p o te the I’rosrnui of America To Produce Prosper ily for Sanford. AN INDEPEN D EN T DAILV NEWSPAPEH VOLUME XXXVII SANFORD, E s ta b lis h e d 1908 Measure Designed To Aid Homeless Per—sons Puts C e ilin g On New H om es . WASHINGTON, Feb. 8. (A P )-1- Japanese General TomoyukI Y am ashita haj lost his appeal to President; Trum an fur-clem ency. The BLOOMING 1CN , 111.. Feb. H. l/J-i— A railroad brotherhood offi­ cial has called on the Federal government to step Into the inveitigntian of events before the oiaying of two pickets Wednes­ d a y In the Toledo, Peoria and «Jap Zero WU1 Be Displayed Here On Saturday, Sunday Negro Common Labor Union I» Organized van Sanford in the New York me* sport section and In othir tUopoliten papers In connection Ilk winter training activities tha Brooklyn Dodgar baseball piranta a t Municipal Ball Farit, Two fire column photographs Photograph , , of Tha lit WASHINGTON. F rh 8. <A->— WASHINGTON. Fab. 8. npv— White "House advisers have stated that President T rum an's many conferences In the past few day* have achievrd.au agreo- 0I*>'*'kl)Ti l T. W. Lawian. county sup rrintrndent of public Inslruc. lion, announced today th at schools in tha count) will remain open aa usual on Mmtday since President Harry B, Trum an has cancelled his proponed trip to Florida. A erio u s announcement f r o m r, Lawton's office revealed •ns for schools to be elu*rd. Assurance (tout R eiiiesrulaliveI Joe Hendrick, that federal motley! will l* made available doting that year for deepening of the »4t- a John* River channel from Palatkn ' to Saiifoul and E nterprise, and that the ortgii.nl $.'!J5,tttKi project foi a lit foot channel, which witt not im (ruled In the p resen t bill, will be contbii.ed wilti the I (tkl.OlKt project foi a 12 toot channel re- ' W A tm IN O TPS'. r*b t —1 8, W V - esntiy appriyvcd by arm y ettllad ginfeht to m a k c jt 1788,(Wu p to -j President Sswgten task)--canoe ta tk ; Ida contemplated vocation in jecl* was contained in » telegram t Florida next week in' order I t received thi* "morning b) Edward* deal with the continuing laUir illggln*. mannget of the Seminole i crisis. A VS'hite House atatemenS County Fham bar of t'oinm erre. said the I't evident decided not to Commenting on this disclosure, leave Washington at thi* time Mr. Higgins said he felt sure thr.l because of th r immediate critical everything was “ OK" and Unit situation Involving problems it>- the piojecl would go ahead. Hairing hi. >tH<rso mil attention, The tclcgiam from Itcp. Hen-; A tao, the ’ Wtilte I louse s ta te ­ ment said the ’Presideat p articu ­ d ticks tra d Us follow a ; “The 10 fool project St. Johns.’ larly ~regrets th at he must dis­ appoint the pi rd d en t and yu- - Illvcr is not included tit present ernirtg body of Rollins College toll Y’ou will recall I wired San which-had arrnnged to confer an ford Herald recently that en­ honorary degree. The chief evevu gineers were approving a new live also regret that this cluing. | inject deopening the Si J.dit. III plans will necessitate a post to 12 foot depth and IlKI feet wide poncm .nl of his meeting with with additional channel at E nter­ Wins ton Churchill. The Pres blent prise «l cost of IKU.IMW, llie | had planned to lake a plane trip Engineers have made formal on 1 to Florida and cruise in“ nearby nounccnirtll of th a t is hist two! w aters. ! or three days but Engineers in* i the budget are combining truth. S of the local post nf the V eteran , of Foreign W art, scheduled for Monday night hai been cancelled, according to an announcement today by Cotndr. Lloyd F( lloyle, due to the special program to be given for the returning vet­ erans by the Ladles Auxiliary of the American tagiuii to lie held that night. Comdr. Hoyle aaid th a t the n eat V.F.W. meeting will bo held •Mar. 1 1 , during which time the officer* for the forthcoming year will be elected. Higgins, Coleman Elated Over Sanford Publicity In Nation's Newspapers Edward 111#p n to k ta t o f Wage Hike Reported To Be 18*4 Cents; Steel Raise Said To Be $5.25 Per Ton 15)46 Season Brooklyn Athletes Prepare- for Member* rif the IIi«>«»k1yn iHMlgrrn* LiimjIwiII tiiiltiing ittJn** IP!** itmmniitl neiifnii ai the SmifutH Munirifml Al Mel le Fli‘M ttuinp p £ii 1ivit> in th r upper while Ihc low rr picture* Iht thi field f.., ii Aimj py *e«*|cti uiuJei the ilirr<*tit>n «*f many unit i *** Dr * vnMilii ttrpl eiwii !• The 3i«' in- Jri tin* In* •ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. S, — RP)— The St. P etersb u rg v Gpntractors Association yesterday signed a contract w ith the newlyorganised Negro Common Labor­ er* Union calling for paym ent of 00 cent# an nour for *emlCONHTIIUCTION BEGINS skilled worker*. 80 cent* an hour to unskilled help, and a closed Tha AGantic Coast Line and •hop. Seaboard Airline Railways have Contractor# agreed to hire only begun construction of tracks to th e laborer* who are members of th e' 000,000 phoaphoroua p lan t heunion aaaociatlon, President W. B r erected by the Victor Chemi­ I>. E rry aaid. . cal Works naar Tarpon Springs. C ontrary to th a American math* = B Inf th a wing and fuse* A sso ciated P re ss le a s e d W ire Emergency hom ing leai*Ution d e­ signed to meet the crU ii which find* m n y . veteran* and other ptivum* h mete** . ha* received tit" apjrttw'tl of the flhusc H.itd.‘tnyf -Toftihuitec, The bill,* gjffltttt by HrrrW'**dittmt*'e W rig h t Pat* ; man of Texas, puts ceiling prices i on rtet- houses and provide* for i continued government allocation o f. scarce liuilding m ntrrilt's. tt ■•Iso rre n tf- a new, over-all off.ee of ndm ini-trator for hru»lag. Win veterans, under -he Irci.lnin , get tu*t rhuire on n j» ‘ house*. The committee "ole was IS to i nine. The measure no.v goes to . the l1ou»e. One ninvijlmi striekru from •th e measure. however, ha 1 ji o. vidnl fni price controls on exi»llug houses. Patm an rhiuo^ t a t i elimination of this d jiis e pulls the lecth fimn the Ini' Mile committee a(W> slu n k out n u c* { lion inoMiiuig for stit -i lit" t> spur ynniui tiuti of building >.m, tennis. ^ Union Official Asks Probe Of Picket. Slaying: dent W. C. Reiser, declares he wants Federal authoritiea to pruba w hat ha call* tha im porta­ tion of fitsa rn B Into u railroad YOlCtiftfitiA j Feb. 8, (A-} plsnU a t Ea(^ ^ orja late in ibdant vh^arw a striking [RHaiy Jaitiaeyt railroadmen made a proteat last w eek to GoVarnor Dwight Green but received no reply. According* to a statem ent by K ei.er at u [-curia strikers meet­ ing, — after four railroad guard, had been charged with murdering tits two pickets — an automobile load of firearms and ammunition were ahlpped to the plant. Reiser declares s trik e rs. Jenined about the shipment und tipped o ff State I’olicv who stopped tile car ami took its occupants and cargo to the E ast Peoria police station. The next day, according to Rei­ ser. the load was released to •• representative of George McNear, president of the TP & W. A sta te police official — As■islant Gbier R itter — has told newsmen th a t he seized and con­ fiscated the arm s-carrylng auto­ mobile as <Reiser related. R itter stated hp released the c a r ami its cargo' to the railroad com­ pany “on. Instructions from opt ingfield." Spokesmen for the Illinois Gov­ ernor and the .Stale D epartm ent of Public Safety nl Springfield sa - they have no, comment on the Reiser and R itter slatemen la. south • ftielfk a n a . Tha plana crashed Into Ut* water and was submerged for about two weak* before a Navy salvage ersw ship­ ped tb s Zero to this country for expert analyaU. * FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 8, p i s . In Steel Strike Settlement President D e c lin e s To Take Action On Plea After Order• ing Execution Stay SHANGHAI, Feh. 8, (A*)- Two Japanese war criminal suspects have Jjeen invoked on charges of murder and brutality against Americans in CbitiV The form er superintendent of a hotel prison ram p near Mukden. aToru Mika, was formally charged with kilting ■ civilian from Santa Monica, Calif, He la also charged with b'rataHties against nine other A ra w itu u in 1042 and 1043. The other Jap auapfet, Isamu lahihara, ia charged with beating and to rturing 28 Americana while acting u the civilian interpreter a l two Shanghai prison cam ps from 1942 to 1948. F L O R ID A . ton and Clyde Bukeforlh, form er rn in a g c n of the minor league try seed beds are share of publicity .rga photograph in of the Charleston, tfhirf. (A I* V Vr-plm!** t Sanford Fans Invited To See Two Exhibition names To Be Flayed At Park Tomorrow; Branch Rickey, Jr., Praises Camp Berio Resigns Am '( Envoy To Itra/.il t£ - " X ' WASHINGTON. Feh. 8, </V>_ *'»sf uf a IB jrami» *rhe<lulc to C/l'i be |>ln \ <*j at the bkcnl ball park, Telephone operators In the na­ IT iittcgf S t a l e s V m b»> antitii la* iirro rtlm * ? i f i a pi n n m n n u 'f n it n t tion's capital affiliated with the Mriittf Adolf A. Hrtlr, Jr., tin-n lust nlffM by lb>l*«*it * L, Fiiwh, independent W ashington Tele­ s u b n t lt ic ii h is te s Itfm U h iu to jM f m in U t r n t iv c o f f ic e r of (h e phone T raffic. Union have voted P m i t k t i i T rum a n* ^ H n m k l y n t#fwi|fer t m m i n i ; Rchool. in to 1 • to strik e for higher Ilfrlr, n feirmor Sinirturv Mr Finch **uti| that Hranrli wages. The operators recently Stnti*. pUMcntcii bis cf«*tlt‘itt ml * i Hickey. J i |ir**Mtli*ni .*f t h r walked out In p ro te .t against in itin lie lunctrit «m Ju n -IB. | i irr-iit, bus a final okny working conditions. b# t h a t I 'ff.iilpnl | ft mu th e lr*i|fu»‘\ «••oimUstoner, The vote author n r* the union TniniuM bail ati**rtl trb«a-.* ' I t m n r h Ittc k r i St »*• .»p*»n ho»- to fall • strike within two week* him n f t r r t b r l\v\\ i,*...»* . n r ..t 1 1Jm i«w« Hill. I l*« i ic tin* In iif iir 'i cither on the local is.u r of pav. I r wtiii-ti 6 (iciu-ta) I fit* i..i*p4ii |i i ck n tii'fiil, ft.«> ahiH'UnCwl t h a t or in connection with a possible natlnnw Id# .strike by th r National I n t r a h a t b r r n I n .t r t l l r .l n n (fir * ' \ ib«> s r c r H n r i. lU r o b l ttfM tM i I hit r n V in K iiu o i.tT i.-tt I.Mik i ha U t h 4 nfi»ron**| th a t Federation of Telephone Workers. jiltiri* lint Juri JI ( .miitnir kioier It irk try bm» mitbor* llerle's rtslicriAUnn m-nka tin* i^r*l two rxltibitlon ktnines to br. Ncctintl Impoitnnt ihatuii* in the Pjr*yu«j *be |tNtk tomorrow, i i Mi. * , , . i . Iht* III *1 u n i n r in M 'li e il oli *| t o United h U te . dlplnitn^r service nV|,„ k th, tu South America in' iceenl ntarning mid ............. . affair ■" " RMi UK JANKlItP, F*B* montbfi HpruUh* llm i lr n ie*»trne.| i r e r n t l y as #nvi»y f*• \»u**nt*M.i in h r v n m r tin nn^isbint 'in r r t n r y of M u t e in c h a i i f r **f l-atm* A riiencwn iiffnlrii. Enforcement Of Gambling Laws Up To Caldwell hi tfriming for the - are iimtei going physical majiii league talent taking > nmjm league manngwr^, • n Kit kt-Y Ji , m*ii o f -iht will b r phi>r.l *t '* *►> «»V|*ifk in t h r n f f m in f i n * An iiiMtmi •reoooit from thu ItH'iti |*i«ttrei of five tin* r im m ing » t a ( H t h a t nil S .m f m •! f a n s a r t i i n v i l t d Pi jjtti'tiil i oinoi row \ tilt a Hess Becomes III Again During War Crimes Sessions NUERNBERG, Feb 8. (A->Rudolf Hess Its* Ini'll taken til again during the N urrnherg war nnd natch thr 'rr-itfue\ talent in crim e, trial lession* , Holland* pro.lurt.»n -I ..-mant "" ' H.vs was removed from the |t« a b o u t «*IB,tKK) It iiis m o n tb lv | i« n h it a u n i n»» r - a r T a » i courtroom to ht» cell for « medi­ cal examination tcvlnv after he complained of illness during the noon recess. Hess previously had suffered atomarh disorder* dur­ ing the progress of the trial. The former ntimlwr three Nasi was stirred to unusual eiejtcm cnt yesterday by the British tirtsentation of the case against him. The chief Hussinn prosecutor ut tha Nuernberg trial. I.ieutcif an t General Roman Uudenko, this morning demandad Just and severe punishment for the Naxt defendant*. Rudenko said that H erm ann Ooerlng and tha other K ari leaden had developed the m oral, of cannibals and the greed of burglar# In an entire genera­ tion o f'G e rm a n s. R e t o l d the Allied tribunal uwe have no .right to leave unpunished thnio wjio organised and were guilty of m on.troup Crimea." Ilea* read a book while the Soviet attorney »a* speaking. $15,000,000 Appropriations BH1 For Florida Barge ( anal Defeated In House MIAMI. Feb. H. (,1 -t- The Dnde ' County Grand Ju ry y e ste rd a y ! called upon Gov. Calilwcll to •cccp t reiponslblttty for uniform | enforcem ent of anti-gam bling t laws. In a report, the body declared th at large-tcale gam bling In the Miami area “ b«* been eupressod to a considerable extent during ltha i r a tterm tirm toi ff tthia h U jury. i t l r u ^ fItt as­ ue . serted, however, th a t gambling was flourishing in adjoining counties "w ithout interruption or hindrance to Ih c detrim ent of Dade County.” The body declared th a t If illegal gambling "agstlo become* evident, we auggeet that proof i* then conclusive th a t the sheriff (of Dade County) i* incompetent nr wilfully derelict in hi* duly and for th a t reason should be re ­ moved from office.” The report also aaid th a t the adm inistration of the sheriff.i office "la not a* efficient, stable o r forceful aa the situation re ­ quires.” LEAGUE TO MEET Sheriff Sullivan said he had “no comment” on tha report. The Palm Beach County* Grand The canal item was contained Ju ry earlier thia weak demanded in tho W ar Department civil th a t lakr 'enforcem ent official* when U convene# In Geneva on stam p out commercial gambling Apr. 9. The session will bo the function! ‘bill. Its .deletion, plus defeat of an amendment which in th a t county. first since tho post World War would have allocated 1 3,000.000 organisation to keep the ff*c« ad­ to d T esas dam, caused Alabama, journed on Dec. 18, law . At Florida and Georgia members to PERMIT ISSUED session, the assembly will review withhold attem pts to Insert- other . p—W -mlt was and makb final decision* on wind- protects. A city buildlm Thay planned to preaa for In­ ■ . . _ Chapman lng-«p the League'* actlvitiae. , . __to erect a 30 This question ha* been under sertion of more than 14,000,000 atudy b* a aupervDory commlaw orth of projects in the three foot Jrtyurture a t Com•a bbaaft.-coniuIUng ett-co n au lU n j atatee, b u t aaid tonight they ind;M yHfe Avaaaes for •lon w hkh ha« laUaps OfganlteM®' would W t until the bill reaches * • » '» ■ “ W » t . " » ‘" i ' " i j l f * , iR lI p iH s ttN JO IN S REGULAR Jam es D.^hoblnaon. aon of Wil­ liam H. Robinaon of Route San­ ford, ra-enllited In the Regular Army this **«k •* the O rundo Recruiting SUtlon, according to an announcement by Mtrior H arry M. Kemp, recruiting officer. Ro­ binson entered the service in Ja n ­ uary, 1049, and, wax discharged July 26, 1945, afte r participating In four m ajor campaign* in E ur­ ope with to# 563rd Field A rtil- terad debate with ''re g re t.'' but Insisted more worthwhile Florid* projects had been left out, nam ­ ing Improvement to tho Palm Beach h arb o r'a * one. ” 1 say let first things coma first.” Rogers declared, and w*s Joined in thia by Paterson, who ilat-vl project*. ,a t Tam pa and ^TkMu4n ! fi n r ifri sw as ro n r a uworthm fik* more L U £ �, - A . L■-J TXl 1 1\ ,'7 » ~v«i» v.*jI B K i T e i— —. • -■— ^ .. . :— .................. .'it A a p a g r a w a s »* ; ' •------- ----------------------------------' r, 1— _— r ‘ ,, *)' •*r 4' . 1 • » 'r, ^ * 1 -----i y y j. •' V- • .. ■ ■• " SANFbiii) .iieAaL^', ^Lnfo&d[!rxtin&u PAGE TWO FEEDING EUROPE The Sanford Herald ■'■ruble I n t>- M onk L-.------ —v - — rate* Mnnlhs — —---- —— SI* K m i I i .... Oh* t n r —...... = * “ ’•■ "*, ' • - fm d a y . F fc te tu iiT .■ . "— The population of G reat Britain i | $7,705,000. lJuMf! \f»ia|in|trr ** lM>w-»f|ifMuiaiu Ikr Jlrrnld cuiidilitfiLM. in .m ir j d y i l .co u n t r y ' w h ic h h a v e [It MwM m itrtllilH « \rtm mtr rimf fit ftJnr«t In th+ Ifle*Ml Ikf rr.HHlry %0llH irlwl hrMlifuMilvit th « Mi amh T h e r e w ould h r* a f u r g r a t j o r w iljjn g n c s s to s tin r a g e n e rm is =rwr— -■ ji iitrtitbrr mI The |y w ith u tifo rtiln n V e jicnjlfos e v e r y w h e r e i t th e r e , w e re I hr---— lif ts lit In AwoHnieil ttitirh t* i i H h* g r e a t e r e f f o rt e v n 'y ^ i i p r c jo o v e rc o m e 'e x i s t i n g .slm rl a g e ., M ul» m l lilrel I n ilir war Mr rrJtn b jr o f th e p ro p n jjiin ^ a n{ preseiiV s llr ttu ln f ih g s tr ik e s , pihltcMlitfi n( nil n n ta tl(a|tiilrhpft tffdllrtl i t li nr l tlM m iU t slow -dow n* a n d w o r k 's h o r t a g e s In m ir ow n c o u n t r y c o m es W d l l n l In I lilt v n p r r . M i l « U « the l«*r«sl tint* pnblUhttt h r rrlt. f ro m n h m h d a n d in h o i n y 'c a s e s f rn m th e v e r y pi»op|c \vi{|i All rl«hl« In r+ft*MMir «••!«»* »»f •!*« rial dlarmlrhra h r rr lt i f f nl*o‘ rr- w h o m w e a r e u «ked j o s h a r e . A n d w o a r e H o t s jie a k ih g e n 1 U ft'ly tff Itn s s la a n d c o m n ifln is j' iirtjp a g m ld a ’. M irny d r th e B M y t S l i .. # .-,N k n M l ll.iS evA I I r i l t n u iwI w( - \ n m I hk f irt l u S'cuot lul nni wtriyf ■JrUlDAV.-KftltlUIAHY 0. 104* apfcnot Eufidinns and they say they are not communists, RIBI.F, Vlilt h i. e i t i s a s m a l l HtlUI DEED 1 0 N K iG A U litY I i t U E aR U iir. ■s a l l A ttUNiiANCE TO PHLI.t. *' M.......... IT IU A C IIK A r M ENVY. IT .h l V t uoU u nItS a nBi . ) n , F.NVV. TRST MASTER THIS DISUKACJiFUl ATTITUDE IF YOU OlSCOVIUi IT : N either lim it thou cuvet. DfOtr; 0:21. EMILY IlICKfNSON IFrom The English Journal ( Emily hobnobbed »viin •iiiiiel* ' Am| riv o d ra p |K i| ml x.cret* sod; She wim intent uron tinaas-rlng Telegram* from God. Her *|iirit derided her rlmiulicr, For *he would range nod |>ulnd The Infinite sm | interior iT uiritx of her »oji. She domiciled each viaion. Chhiioted by n tme She was too busy for Time, E n te rta in in g E ternity. LOUIS GINSIIKIW ..Uut JC thtira i a .n oVMTiotwtM tteat-f«r-^*-wffmrtd f>nd wr wra going to be asked |h iW ;ier4jii*'nmotini ofrmrfat hi mir ^(of. then it should he one o f 'th e first r< s|)Oiisfhilities of our government to see to i | Jth at work stopagb* In the meat *ry are preVentcd, ’ Anil Tr*m orc wheat is ■n e e d e d on th e World's tallies, {hen surely th e 'governm ent should see* lo It (hat fnrrn implements, so vitally needed now in the production'of whvaj, do hot longer rem ain umtvniliibln productivity’of the nvorgne Individual worker hns <ft;renm | to farm ers^ p . account o f th e steel strike. And if It* is true, as Henry F<»rd sa|<| recently! th a t {ho by 'l l percent since w ar began on ncrfrtin{ of union regttjalions and a general miwll|ih^ness to work at maximum efficiency, then the governm ent or someone has a job to do In restoring the’morale bf ’d iir workers. For surely we cartnot‘feed the world, nor even provide ourselves-with Uie neccsiHtle* of life from otlr factories as long as men trainin' Unwilling lo produce. Universal UNRRA *vF W i Sanford Dodger Baseball Leag^te i Opens Play At Ball Park Monday .. ,, .* e> ' u'i'vnni milt f ic n Ciun ui»C a City t •.•nmisslnner K. F. linn*. (| ifferPnl r’n nUmli.m«n during enrh Some of our returning veteran* holder upj ciu*d i*for.) the San- inning «{ (day which m fans that who haven't yet found a plate to fm’tl Rotary Ttub at i t * ' ro;;td:ir KcnJ dlatnorm fari* will se e frimi ll VJ think It In Mimewllat hr I lei noon luncheon mijMIng aryl *po'o •*'! I'1 ■'I h u rlers.ln action d u rln t i n n n fn' /tole, but handy whirl rm behalf-of the proposed I 2.0im,. 'h r day. they had expected lo collie back OfO l and issue. At the coiirl&kiuii! The four team* comprising the uf his ta lk .ilia d u b w ent on . j — circuit will bo th o Reds, Gterms, Bine* and*the Ulacks. Hay Itlades T h e c e re m o n y iln u b l k s s b e n e f ite d th o s e w h o to o k p a r t. cord as favoring th e. |s*i|e I'ri xktcnt' Trum aji call* upon « Abi#fi|t an poopte to stiarj I H o w e v e r / U fyR K A h a v in g o f fic ia lly H tiiged th in w e n t , pledged the support of th e jurin. will pilot Ihe l|ti li with Greg ir Ut tile clrrljop to he k-dd MuUe*VV .an d . S i In Rardagnrny eir'V tk W wlilt starving ,Lurop- t r p i g h t r a J w 1.« r a n g e o t h e r th ig ik -y o u p r o g r s m i c o o p e r a tin g .tenrsh 'lrJr. r, uP *»sr *» ffT« *ui ■w ith JevVg a m i P n i l c s t a n t C J i n a t l o n f w h o a |p o h a v e w o rk e d ■for c h ild w irr v lc llm a . U N lU iA w ill h»* e f f e c tiv e o n ly if ii Tho government u planning lo ii'C n r c fu l to le n d its e lf n s a v e h ic le f o r uH se e td , n a tio n s a n d rsita prltcE, giving tno wotxcrs r a c e s . ' griMiruls li« .y r -now douiuial fus higher wagex which would of routs** neccxsltatc another lnciea»o ill prices ,-^fcanwlilte the puhliu I'renldent Rickey asscrtorl that rtye* thO tncrry gio-rtniml until n a full to gam e schedule' woukl T h d -rtih H t v n lu a lilf a n im a l in e x is te n c e , a c c o r d in g to th e hr played and added that he hit I p f p i i r t m c n t o f th e I n te r io r , la th o w h a le . T h ia m a k e s se robtained the set's ire, nf «■ pair nppre-i Nawxpat'crx n r o ___ ., imt.t t h e .h e a v y de.xtnicUOf! o r w htU oa in M u h n m rin o w arMr. ami Mr*. Charles L. Rrllt nf welt known American Ax*oatwl In Unmt* cities w him they f u r u , ^ R e t o v e r y raenm irlw n r c u r g e n t , a n d c o n s t i t u t e a ta s k and family m olnm l lo Daytona ciation umpires, I hike Zlllci and hava been tleprivcil of nawxpupei** Beach on Monday where they Eilwant Wynne, to cull the game*. fo r aercral »p»ki a* a m »ult of of*The U u re u tt o f F is h e r ie s . Mr. hineh *nfd this school is n m t the day. ttrik rs. In Cleveland, for inslun- -, T h e r e h a s nlw» b ee n a h e a v y lo ss o f o c e a n b ird * . I n t h e i r the most unique in the history S man it reported a* having paid ejltforoll, on t h e sen peuetratC H t h e i r f e a th e r s , c a u s in g th e Tlie many friend* nf Mr* f'lar* nf hnM-'mll. Branch Rickey,- Jr., n copy of the New York core Held will tie interested to •aid that, in his opinion, .th is 8 infor jiittla U ^ jo sc l t t y a n c y . H e ro v e ry m e a s u r e * a r e p la n n e d . ti afte r all Cleveland pnp.*m team that she I* Improving it Is the g rea test haseimll school "had been suxpcmled four wee** '• . H o t n l y p p c m f w o rk \w iuld jir o v id c I n te r e s tin g an d im ­ her home following an opemltnnl ever staged anil it without it by"strikes. doubt the m u st-thom uthiy organ* p o r t a n t rprcttpntlon f o r n jf u r n c d v e t e r a n s , s o m e o f w h o m Mr*. _Rpby idling ami brother, lied camp ever to operate, tv in (Jill j! ,; this :M .i hbt>/o] e / o w , t h e w a r . A n y o n e lo o k in g f o r a n o u td o o r A three hundred million dollar Rhode V fllker, returned hum* on though it may lie the most un­ anprppriitlo’n liiii ('chicken fee.1 In job which Wni Monday nfternwm afte r «|iendlruf usual. Hlckay, during an interview this- day and tim s) has item a p ­ before h im i^ thr wccJrrrtil Mt 8 t Pctrramifif proved by the House ' A) pm piiawith their parents, Rev, anil Mrs, yesterday, alao said it w ts hit *»■<■■ wl*h to operate tin iton Committee, fneliideif in its 8 . W. Walker. school In fu tu re y»*r» here lit tdhg list of contemplated dix-* *•»* Am i lentfnta I* a n 'ite m of $ 16,00(1,. 1*11ACT) CAL f6r a crox* sta te Florida t* exnal, but nowhere in the | Tho. 'Caifi)Ui4U*l^iAliig ' j*o»t of 000. jbt beamed lx hi ml his big c lg rr and MIAML- Fell. 8. h a* T ar as we could see, wss •the A n n aigVi Tb'ahin has not yet [•I- Oven made the V-sign for en «snhmit it. there’s n p a . anything fo r tho develop- : ryceivwt UtSxiunla OY the detyo to ,» cited photographic. When Ore beil in -Havana alt rig h t m ^ t y f tlie j|p|>er Rt. John* Riwtfr, .be uni!«rtn.Wi/l>y tin* state legion \’y ganix hal.«d m om entarily becautx Hg blark cigar am l/nr'-f$nd* *»lfil which In 'erect an i n-. ‘attention focused In ..." hi» signs, n man josed h « «• h m ,f • was , r . Ireinf ~ ■:-{"All Q nrida- Rullding" a t thi i, tYV -wefii sorry to ses that'.tbo ' Hes'iuiriijtciinlal ea'poxltloit to ' •* sto„ ('hurrlilll a t a Cuban baseball n: ____ ' . Z . - - ’J J I Meengame. And you may be sure, he the V-algn V » lg n dlxapjeared. ^ ^ * pPj^ivd. tle aa tuberculiisf*-drive lx still koine i held 4i\,VhiUJ»lphi« thi* summer $1100 short Itf-’llx gust which when ■ mused a brief furor, too. Brer- HWJjjf lh > *«* ■*-•’**r! ■ •■ ■ * " ■<" it was fixdn was nut peitrly high ing a close resemblance to tbs V** d ig jif the hanford Rf$l foinier Dritfih 1‘rioie Minister, coun.ry residsnee. H . U wpeclw enough to m eet t h e / r r n | need* ly Cd^p that point with onlehe t° arrest ■ t -J . . j* •-l M " ' :# Sanford. He prnined the locnl park nml it* farilitira and I* iiuitr «nt>*npi| with tile e iiir e rettrp. The [lodger official nlsn ataliol lhal Itiunon Fcmondet, ar. outatandug athlete who hna .been playing in winker ba*-4.1::!! eleelei In Puerto Ricn and Venezuela, would report to the local cam p within n few day*. A report fmm N’ew York ye*terrlay morning intimated th a t Fernandez, un Indian, hns xignerl with the lltul|'er«. Mr. Hickey, Imwcver, *n< ttmt iherr had boeh n o -n ffirla ! contract signed. ftQ added 'that Ferra.tdcz. who Is n an* M‘i ceuiity-; syndics aKTSillWJ! the train crew of Any train 1>le<kX the street for more than f h . mfnute*. accdnilng .to a statement Icmofltjs. ritnoje County Tube istlon amt mail It t eFronf i y i " thd miw city o f I- ’ajatka J i *viuae* on swimtacvmrnt which,aboeM bK, Of special in i/te s t to vlH Ibrt S oor midst k* «e1l; M .I ^ * l dent* -who are gavdltf. Invert. The Ravine 'Gardens, Nh-ed . to ■ UU. •• laxt Sunday. ow N (lay HfyloH th a t will p l e w your boy In flug quality light weight m aterial which la Ideal for nprlug wear. n u i/. J . l __ s iS L f i. - HtifdS* an d . fh ee k n . * ■ ,‘I * , , , r _- 4 , Rullt- In • natural 03,. pay* nil m i n e where m « $ w |lu bays aamt beauty spot siuriei* pgardens n iw a no* 106,000 a is leas In 3AO0 japonioas, 1,600 not to msntion inmitm .worth seeing. 1 managers in Miami are beteseen the rlevll and ike when truentx occupy «(• **vef M i t K»» t ■i 9 DA my* < V h * M~- i. f fl V fl f*!«Y »(rf!*pr «>• COATS AND SU}T9 It'* going to be • **r spring for everyone . . . and especially gatr lor you in your now Penney suit or coat. Man-tailored or dncMmaker,' k wiO take yon from February through a gty March, April and May! Wild Life Losses >^VN(?0Itty, TVV^NTY YEARS AfJO I K f* WifcM * " *YM: . r J it ths— SllhmtPteCH o r AyA MiGrAtiS o v trf * -»b Miwte STRCAMB. VHlS USCMttV HAPfSN*’ DUmtlfi -THE. '/MV land FINE LIQUORS Tax $ ll'a gallon, plus a small charge for the V A R R ELL’S S4 \ yV P A C K A G E ' S T O ’L E - iK ijjt a«iaoi e.pt, Thi'tr'JMi 9 $, i» tc pitcher »n4 an outfielder and now p|“ayi n R- with Pjnee In the Puerto Rican Ler.ifue. would be here fo r Ihe local officials to *atfh him In action, lie admitted (hat the Dodgers are ihtrreated in the 22 year old youth who stands six fre t two Inches tall and tills th e beams a t 206 pounds. Ramon has pitying * •Luis * R —o sairn ■ jvbeen _ car­ __ under h« a ahiu ried on th e negotiation* with tho Orooklyn ugg rtgation. Fern index was originally recommended to the {lodgers by Frank Scanlon, an official o f the Police Athletic C lub'of New York City. ‘CHANGE kevp an many people tin p&iafhld fnmi Mnrvliig (b tidalh In Knm|M* Hi* Htiggent* th a t the use* of w luat be drastically etirtailedj (hat frans|>ortatlon facilities for food Hhipmentn tie i lie reused, and that ratinniii}' of meats, fats and oils lie resumed if necessary. * . . While it may come ns something of a shock to the peo­ ple of 4(|is tfomitry to learn six month* a fte r the w ar is over th at they will 'have to keep on eating things they do not like and skimping on certain Items of which tfiey are very fond. They will no douht retponiFto the President’s appeal, recognize the very real desperation of the people of E u r­ ope and make such sacrifices as. tire necessary to restrict suffering to a piinlmnm, • ■ lint to say th a t we are willing to do that does not mean t h a t w e a r e e n t ir e ly ’s a tis f ie d with the (Kiiitical and social I t (■rrlrn week —---- - “ jV j - • 1 . ; 4 '* * W4 t *w‘ �r* » . ' t <flW V'-MLUKV • . "’k T t ' ^ « ' * >1 ? K .ii? ' A ty jw -e V ? -^ -.M _ - -l * il -rT —T = “ I* ?!* . PACK T H R E E THE SAN FORD HERALD, SANFOIU), FLORIDA V n m \ Y h.CF,ftRi:A»Y ,f , ja}fi “W Social sa *-!>- i r .1 And Personal Activities & clety Edilori Cecelia Truluck Club To Have Social Calendar Country Semi-formal Dance P e . — ‘~ " 1.11 ■ ................ * - ■■» . I ^ sttw t Jack McDowell Ta Be Guest At Rollins1Societl Meets With 1, Uhtmlrju tr* ffliowmg I%y. Mi' Alumni Meeting At Seminole Country Club. Mrs. O. _T. Pearson ,i Ivy.Mr**-\ | | PLuiille . Willi - ICufh WINTER P A ItX ,.re b . S, (Spec Tela. No. 1U [ ci»l>-—Football Coach Jack Me* ‘ D o w m II will b e - g u e s t o f h o n o r whrn Rollins college alumni In I , Seminole ami Volusia count!** T S O T\ _____________ ________ I a l S k".hf£ ,nt ,lhe. s*B,lno,r rou.D‘y n*i I *»* \| K> Mi-'M -* The iutMH.tA.ry soetety of the b 'l> ‘e Ruth S u ag g r.iy . F irst I'h iisttan Churrh met Mon-' D' ttv Ann Martin. Mis- Hu \| . Mntl'it. tin s ItetU to It.iiiday evening ... me resldcnrr off N.inmi Ruth' ' RanMi* f1 * A ll MMill VII w llliri I C B I tK I ti a ... |t , I, I*, •’>■ ' 1' «n IIUI M l" ' *> All women winter residents or , . r i « l t 0 M nee c o r d ia ll y invited U> ' , r ' , n ] V ' m ' v i ' 1 nn V !■*> u - e *R.to> Mi M - I join the Sanford W o m a n s (111. M ' a r t m e n t s ' w i t h J '*- U- 1 Kellet Mi ...... M, R, II . Hotel Varieties for the season that th e y a .e .n P" ' 1 » Wslo> bad K , . .i , 4 ;1 . Prm incctown Players . lt> P o p u la r D e m a n d - l M ure P e r f o r m a n c e s \\ i tl. * 1 luir*. F ri. • S a l. Kt/gimtlri and Rita (inode (club Saturdayv to listen to « half. this city il ha s iieen annm.,K e.lt V, u " ‘r,‘ " f '*!r ,k' v" " I' " ul a n d g a v e fl, K | | u t « ..... . t“ hour. »ll-Kollln» broadcast at 4 MONHA1 Heller and* « d «• . IN Mi** Joyce Whhldon left yes- o’clock over station Wl>BO. Mr. by MRS. II. WAY HE RUCKKIt. « ' • ’*'*» , f missionary ilm k m , The fem raole Country Club tetiluy for Kansa* City, Mo. President of the Club . . . and. ■ . Yale*.t ' and Mr*. Ed Levy-W hithrr will Th. w too, if visitors are Interested in. -'If*- Ti-on lend the scriptute be hosts. , . the fortheumutg Womans Cluii lesson anil'R ich ard Tison, snioist. M oman a Auxiliary will meet a* - house beginning at 10:00 o’clock vv it It Mi»* Leaette Tem ple ha* returnThe program, under the direc­ Animated M agatinr at 3:00 P. M •P P 'o p ria te song. Mrs follows: No. 1, Mr*. J. 0 . Amies. : for member* tu t only il was an- ed from I’alatka w here she visit­ l.t. J o h n D iu h ln n , l.u c ile \ l l . i : \ VI'l'tH VI Kl) tion of Prof. M erritt B. Jones of Keb. 27 . . . they are invited 1“ ' ’ " Thornton read a poem of > . - I t chairman, at the home o f ! nouiunl today by M a n n e r Ed ed Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Shelly. th* speech departm ent, and will attend the annual affair . . . this m » y r r and Mr* V. II. Grantham K iic h o f f , am i C a ro le v I». i> Turner. U i n7 Mellonvi.ii.... W hittier. A l*atul D.r JP*. L. fo n ,u hfrom mu, Rollins U tl>r dram atize'problem s posed by the will be the sixteenth edition . i had charge of the missionary |tr.»-' l.A K H . VNH E-l. *. V S lo n e Wiley Knight la visiting his record enrollm ent at Hollins, and fill* Avenue at St30 I*. M. No. 2. t(1P ConimisstiiM " •* ■ ^* ^ ai**‘ I*!.*i i*lt| i itm tia ren ls'at their home 1317 Celery explain the Victory - Expansion the program m tMje c»f iht? moil t f ™ 1*1 "'*!! H ew erv a tio tts irftone Kill.—• .,| \V. p \]U *■ of l.a ij. .Mr*. L. K. Hoyle, chairm an.1 at elaborate of the year and would Mrs. O. T. Pearson giving addi- U|I|, The Ores* tor ladies will be Avenue, program . 1’iesidcnt Hamilton Holt tiorml rrvfpvii of the work In tno . I to 2 n r .1 In *i P .M . b* well worth the lime . . . Tmirthe from* of Mr*, George T h u rs­ formal but for men either form al will speak briefly. Congo district and in South A fn"* 1 lat* are also invited to golf at S t a r l i n g - » e \ l w eek ton, 210 Virginia Avenue at .1:30 or iiifntmul. The club membership Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Moure of . in nni'tljer move, has nwn-pU'A tin* Under the V-E , _ .program . ____ 'Rol . the Seminule Country Club-on the cu, . J’/ M. No. II. Mrs, C, It. Dawson, ha* now been in n eased to MO Gianby Corner have been recent ••P eg Q ’ Mv H e a r ! ” M n * r 4 i t Milrf>? r e n d m p w w n f VV *t — C hairm an,, a t the home of Mrs. members, it was also announced gUMta of Mr. and Mr*. P u n h p U ^ ^ S i J M S M l t M C t ^ ^ n B r ; L a k a . M * r y - U p.a l> R w id ^ -A k e ,i. dornitrories to accommUte 100 ne*<tay afttmocm a l‘ approxinm'e- gave an outline of the general ,( .t-duogtoo ie|.ie.eiitdtiv>Joe Hnrrcdd. T i l ' Talk Avenue by the m anager. l-righton of Loprwood. women an.) a modern classroom ly I J f l P. M. two very attractive j work During- the business «esat .1:00- r . M. No. t. Mrs. A. I>. 'building. Other pnaae* phases are aauiadd! young women were walking to -(* io n . Mr*. Km ieported on tinoiinuing. vnner Smith, chaiiman, a t.I h e home of P T1 A Mrs Willing, t b . i i | Mr*. Mary Dolly. 1 1 1 > M rytle 1 * XV* ston of New Y^rk C ity is viaUiitL' *ion» •'> (hr ficulty, equipment ward the M ayfair Hotel from 'w ork of the, executive commutes AVepue at 3:30 |*. M. No. f>. her parent?, MW and M » . J i f fofr J1**. b|u|i1l‘,in^ - rehabilitation town and I stopped and offered which met with Rev. Yc-slry lust H. C. WbeteheL chairman, Anderson, on Cainerorv Avenue. “ f ol,‘ buildings, and permanent them » ride to the hotel . . . they Sunday. Mr*. R, T. Humphrey rr. oil lu » improvement* of tha campus. aM fpted ' and upon entering the viewed the plan* made by Florida a t the t ui homo of .Mr/.. Ilrm e A p - , „ , „ ilornon, Oilaniio hij:h\say; for ;« .. cv* K* McKinley nntl .\x>. Invited to ihe g atb erin g at the car exclaimed over anti over agam j w oikers at Ocala Inst wreK ^fer Mrs. Uerch Parker of Miami is covered dish luncheon at 1:00 Rosemary Womack will be the visiting her mother, Mr*. Antw- country club are: Anna r . Allen. hoar much they appreciated the the work #f-*»he llrolherhood in P. M. No. 6. Mr*. J l) »'«• home 1710 West Mrs. C. M. Berry, U oyd Boyle, lift . . . I found them to be on Florida for the next five years ruff, thalrm an, a t the home „f tues.lay nrternoon a l a.uu <»clock j Street Rev. Edwin l». Brownlee. Sanford their way to the hail park' to A eonim ittre w,.* nppollited to Mrs. H. C. Duib.se, 000 Oak Ave- * 1 ,ht , ‘rjinary Schook ; ^ 0nU' a ,r w t F. Ihrudney, Aubrey W. Epps,-proceeded to take them there . . . huve chafge ytf th e sacrificial dill-. 'R ev. McKinley will speak dp "Re during the week of nue at 3:30 P, M. Mrs. N, 11, G arner, Richard l„ 1 they were both well groom.-it ner I rb. -*ttg')oii in—the Home" a n/l,, Mr* ci,clf *1/ Gillespie, Angus W. lla tr le tt, Har- j'oung woinrn, stranger* in San compassion at width lime offer*' FI l i t I A U 1 . H 5 V U M illtV .T h e -C irele s-natf ihe First Trap- WmfThcTnfll! Jnlk of, KT n 1V ^y old ■Haskins, Mrs. D a v I il M. ford, on their way to walk ap ing* will Ii? mode for work ts< be ‘list Churrh will Gatchel. Mr*. H arry K ent,-M rs. praxtm slrly u mile and a half lujtlonr a m o n g Iht- Vt Ml to r n irounMill llt'.FTHA "I'A IT KR.\ltAM P. M. as follows: Circle No. 1 The following schools' are p a rt­ of. Kur opt* am | A sm iiiul Olln King, Mrs. Raleigh King, the park atul watch their husliands trie with Mrs. O. (’. Gibbs, png Myr- icipating in the course: Seminole PI"liiH'U. ANt* Iti.? M l'S it Mr. and Mr*. Thomas Willingham. wrork out with the Brooklyn |«th« ',** Avenup, Mr*. -It. T. Thomas, High. Junior High, Gram m ar and William N orditrom and J.erry Filward S. Marshall, Mr*. IVrcy Dodgers T raining S c h o o l . . . R.............. f r e s h m e t it s w v tv serve. 1 by cm lirnian; Circle No. 2 vrith Mm. South-dilii, • Ncwberg of Providene*. R. I. were Mem. H e r m a n I). Middleton, Have you realired how lucky this |(u. h,.*te>s assisted by Mrs. A. I* Clauije Wlilddon, 2041 Mellontil* ievent guests of Mrs. S. E. Frank L. Miller, ___ t<ewia _______ R. Mitch-town is to have such a group* Dandy. Mrs J. E Rowland, Ir ville Avenue,- Mr*. Roy B ritt coW ester of Ioika Mary. ell. Mr. and Mr*. A rth u r Moore, h em ! . ... A little c o u r tr e iv s iii'iim l- itila iiim n r k i k s tra s r .m -sk p o-(*n *141-M is. • bnstess. Mi*. J, Vf. S linni|ihur, — - — — —.Mr*. Ilenry Nickel, Mrs. J. p. go • long way in helping- ro make following chairm an; Circle No. 3 i\ith Mia* l.ieut. ami Mr*. R. C. Georgai Ridge. Mis. Strong. Robert 1). Iheee players ami w ive*.fer| that lilt Ret unit >11 • \\ Voile Williams, (Ml* .MtiguoliJ A Mi U E Yrste y . Mi*. J E hTt Monday , for Dallas, Texas I Tirnson. Mr. and Mrs. E. L KOril- we want them with us Avenue, Mrs, L*% K. MeNiih, where he ,wlll report for further ner, and Jam es A. W right, all of t u k i :i s o n s \ l l vi m i : n o m t '**' |: liar n e t . Mis, Ii ii Eox. Mrs. W. The T.E.I., Class of the F irst duty with the Navy. rhnirtnari: Circle No. 3 id church Sanford. the Clause. MIre. H. r. llum pliiev. | ................................ ... Baptist Church met Thursday annex with .. Mrs. A. C. Denson US | Mr*. V. 11.* 1iititiihum, Mrs. (>. D. Army or Navy and are j mi n . -a. , , Mr*. Finley G rissett, Amelia mid Mrs. S. J . Davis ns co- evening ul the church annex with Miss Barbara Thewes ia the Kendall, Mrs. SI. A. Picien*. *rJJ anxious lu make good in tneir I j|r*. M. tl Trnc> Mi ho«| ess. Mrs. S. C. Dickerson, i Mr*. E, M. Carroll presiding. Mrs. field at you are In yuurs . . . <u \y It. Thorton Mi- Hughes, Mi*. | i; Circle No. f> citalrmun; b with Mr*, Mrs. i W. E. iv. Kudcr Kudev gai* the lUvutional |{ 5lis*_Thewea* Another *\Vill t Vrr' OI, |i«bson. Mi-, " 'B■.'s .llnne. e why not a handshake, n friendly | j „ in Ml* I i V F. Ramsey. Sipe, Avenue, and Mr*. A, K. R o.etter led the t W . ^ - T t - v ' ? . , , II Ch$^ ' \ " r 7 „ “j1 '^ A. Hi-H iW»* Lulu Miller* chairmmi: Cir- cloninir pi^yer. iMurcIi 1 with lh® UoIIvn J J^ H eliir A m ctlf, »«nl AMin smile and a good word to our I j (. ||oi tori. -Mrs. (1 I Pcui sult. • * Rirhntd Tlson and Sylvia Aniti cle Ni>.. rt. with Mm. U m tn•’f . IL I wa lU frw hm cnU w rrr s nerved by I 1 H ,,n !ne U yI ^i in. l ie of Lonjrwwd. (/ > / p r ' . i / .. . ^ ..t i is . ■ A . .11.. Is. \ r ___ i r ft At the Moiitriunta. MU and I'eurson. i i u . t> oi . . . . . .. II Andrew Aulin, Jr.. Mr*. W. P. Deck. 2420 l-uuirl Avpmie. Mrs. Mrs. Rhmla Ewing ami her group II. M. Pearce, chairm an. to the following: Mr*. A. K. Itdvitr . ' oI.l!.0"*»i___1 ' ! T .r f rtl A*r*-. " • E- _H°re, Mis* MRS. FTItWARD PORTSMOUTH S*n_ Diego. Calif. |j | | i „ n {?. U w ton. Mr. R. W. of Middletown, Ohio ere here ‘for J f ’l . , lu setter, Mrs. H enrietta l-eonaid 1 1 ,/. - J t i dii..,i uf' rr * Pending n G O day furlough 'Vt.S.fbS, of tlie Methmlist Mr*. F\ l*. Rines. Mrs. laiw ton. Mrs. Joe Leinhart, Mr*. a few Hays visiting LKH BURGE. ^ , a r C I U t , V U , t I , S with Ids family. He served two Churrh will hold ’a business and Vickery. Mr*. C. E. Benton. Mr? W. H. Meek and Mr* B. G. Smith a- Brooklyn biisehall plnyci l l o M O r t ' d j t l l P l i r t V ■ in the P*acific T hraler of of Ovirdo. MRS W \V PAGE end MRS \\ 1 ** program meeting at 3:00 P. M. II. N. Ijim ley, Mrs. K. W Blile.. nt the i-fiurrh. Tim board meeting Mrs. J. (’. Calhoun. Mr*. W. I. t H, SHOW of Johnson City, Iron Mi .ti.,1 tit are guest, 0f Du- •Montcrulmi fid will I k - held at 2:10 P. M. toudennnrr, and Mrs. W. F, Knder Mfrrd Murphy is home on leave seveml v»erk» HA M l f | ,<ud .,f l ake Mom, Also Mrs. E. M t *>,' | from ( har lesion, S. C. wlieie lie TUESDAY TRACI GRAHAM of M-ilmmgt.m.. pm tv ruesdnv J. 1.. Johnson, Mr*. T. Fwith the Merchant Marines N, (' me hete foi u few .lav* Ilium Hnmii! me of the F i r s t (and visitors Mr*. J. Ft. V , i; inn Clas !.♦ I* ,tY I* !»•* is ils it i ii g his pai put* Mr ... . WILLIAM JE F FR IE S ,.mi ri ia In* |tl;i! cill im-ei u t I McCormick. S. C and Mr*. W, • An;itlst Churrh Wurh i I •*Tt i It ftM VI \ II I M l" Angels .‘Uf,-ch. ntunctive W11.1.1 AM SUTTON' Of Jackson­ m and Mr* S, A. Muiphy at I »n Williams. 7:30 P. M. at the Ioink id Mys. | i hr f S N ki l l K t*-lJ | VI- 1 i l l III* Iw ke Avenue. daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Ed­ ville are in town OH businr*E. C. H arper, Dilh Sanford Avemund Meisch and * student at COL *n,l MRS II 1! LEWIS d ItIMI i Hlllplt . v t‘ t * i'ti jitiv r »1 . T«t f i'c nop with Mr*. U A. Williams, j w hi* Ii t h r hi»*i \ I»•‘ i the I'n iv rrsiti of Kentuckv, l.ex-, I t.Mt III' v*t| Mr*. LoUrine DpuI and Mr* A •'a p t-. Tolar B ryant ami hi* ington, Ky.. ha* this week been Miami are hrrr foi a few d.iv* f * v ? r r '? > . ... MU. ninf .tfUS. II AN DEB I.. Stacy as co-h«>*tps»r*. lather. Mr. I„ Y. B tyanl. were elected president of the Delta visitor* in Snnfnrd recently. Cnpt. Delta Delta sio-ial sorority after SON of Flushing. N. Y, ore o | Ket-rnl j The P.T.A. Sillily Course for Bryant of the U.S.jl.C. i* re­ having hern initiated ’into this town foi some time arrivals include E It SMITH Seminal? High School. Junior siding with hi* wife in Alexan­ sororitv |wo weeks ago. HAPPY BIRTHDAY of Sarasota. JlMIN BKTTM AN 1 High, Sanford Giumnmr and dria, Vn. Ml-. Mei-eh was again hanored of. P h i la d e lp h ia . JAMF^S RrtSF!F’ch. H iSouthside will Ik- held al 2.00 rr-cenllv when she was one of Mr< Blanche Tackaclt P. M. nt the STgrItside Hchttol, MAN of tilrenvilte. S l . JUSEI'li I*r and Mr* J N. Tolar left three young women chosen to J. KEATING nod IA MVS J Ft I lepie-eiu liei sorority in the ve*t pi day for Richmond Va* GART\ **f Nrw YoiW (tl>. I i wheie they will visit with then annual Kentuckian ljureii Coide-l LIGHT 11?- ietu ine>I lo bt* ramp ut which time * queen is chosen srfti. Rnlph, for tome time They bn the Si. Johns Rivet .MISS will iilsn visit Dr and Mr*. W. for “The Kentufklnn." university MARJOHIt SHAMROCK of Oi annual. W F’alkenei of Newport New*. tando i|prnt the weekend with liei Vb patents, MIL nod MRS It I' ' SHAMROCK, who are making : their hoinr at the Montezuma MR and MRS O. I. SPHAGI’E. Ideut. and Mr*. IV. II. Stemper have left for Savannuli for n short | • . and daughter Martha, who have visit ‘ Iieen living in New- Orleans for At the Voider . . . MR. and W e v t I III? | lip liiinno Did you know t h a t .............. lark Hip past two years, a re expected to arrive soon to.spend some time baking pans h«tp cakes, cookies MRS. K. C. Dl.OXOM of Vir­ In i n . the "lli'tirl Suit a* the guts;* of Mrs; ^tem per's o r pies tu brown . . . . to remove ginia . . . -MR. amt MBS. F’. M. fur vittir Villen t in v— Itl'NT of Norfolk. Vn thesi' parents, Mr. and Mr*. G, E. Weils ink stain from cotton and linen* C D. gift* Ihnl hid' high I nr a p p ly hydtti*ulpMto, rinse then couples nie togrlbei of 304 Elm Avenue. ''> '< ’1 1 , , . ap p ly oxalic acid . . . bulbs give TIUIlWN and J. H DllGCATO id favor lo Hut Irving the heller light if washed with i American Telephone Company (d ■ S’c f x r Atlanta . ja c k Mo r g a n »f rrmioinr fiinrx lot line cloth once it week . . . Mrs. Franrr* Simp, a math smipy l l n r i w .................. Ala I nw II s l.n „ Go [»*t results In gluing fund- Birmiligham. metics trachei Sanford Junior tuie, Use thin gibe and apply it MBS B. K DENT ..f ( ..lumhiir gifl> llint u rr rxtil High SchooLjpfi Thursday after­ to S C . . . DR and MRS WAI. hit* it is hot . . - . . to slice ing rhnplrrs in C.unoon for Gainesville where ........ .... , , . *h ...end easily, dip the knife in TER l.KF'F'ERTS of I’hiludelphiu, story oxer will meet with a group of teacher, hot. water before you cut . . Pa. . . . And raidroad officials . . “HWrrlrnJ from the state who were called celephane r,.|Pnh«n- lamp l . . m covering* e « v .,in » . .should k».. M. L LI 1.1.ABD and (I. II. PAGE (old.” Some art* lislnl there by the l‘re|ect In Applierl be removed a t once to prevent of Savannah . . . PAUL DR IA NT /c . Flconomlc* of the College of glare . . . . Turkish towels should of Jacksonville , , MR. and MRS. here— many others are 1/ "U rn FMucallon Jro ard .to criticise and not be ironed. Ironing mate the K. II. DRIBCOLL of Whitney on display al our store. improve four l»M>klels concerning loop*, may break the fiber* and Point, New York hnvr visited lit And rc me m her. from mathematic*, ami science in junior cut the absorbeitcy . . . . Die the hotel once, toured the state Vulrnlinvs to V'ltamin-. high schools. water in whieh rice has been and ere with u* again . . C.E.T. you Ii find t|iiltllly pan TOOxll'i u-e(1 about rOokrd ia a good light slarch 2 TtHKH. to renew chintz ami cretonne or writer* from* Ihe leading Now rd wilh erenomy to give . . lares . . . . front Trade winds , . York newspapers will arrive in you ace-high value lo: "Celery raw . . develops the Jaw Sanford on Monday morning. xnur mmici. . . . but celery alewed more quietly chewed!!!’* Haw FRANCIS ROD MILL AT, —' ! r ,y ^ III. with hie daughter CINDY yesterday talking w ith 0 . P. % HERNDON, JR . In fro n t of the ROUMILLAT home on Palm etto The Sanford b r a n c h o f the As­ fO i? Avenue . . . . MADALYN and sociation for Childhood Education DALE SCOTT, JR . have arrived which- i* a group rompn»ed of ,-rc llllUlMHfh > from C alifornia in the "grey local prim ary tcarhere, met on •freak " . . . only on* breakdown T un d ay a t the Palms a’nd 1'ines / i Y iilv n liiw and th a t wa* in Texaa In a on# Restaurant with Mrs. Marion St. h o n e town for three daya . . . John, Mr*. O. K. Goff. Mia* E r­ where the only * me g a t Itie they ............ .... r ..... ...... nestine Weatphal and ....... Mis* ........ /.illah could buy waa a “True C onfes-■tt^-lsh a* hostesses for the dinner V _^; ru . t o S K ­ •Ion" . . . . ROBERT ALTMAN 'p a rty and Mr*. William Ball i* ha* relum ed but I* planning ta honoree. leava again • n4 ! u * , *n,< *xr * Tha dining table wa* beautifully fling In New Y !fk .. . . decorated with ralrndulaa and i!?! *Ui . . **• sen d looking j|e ht*d toper* in crystal candela•u lta and ahlrU 7 . . . muaL he-* . j Grohr alnging was enjoyed priority ona and - h e . Ju e t the » ith Mr*. W. C. Setcher a* planone to have th a t priority . . , . Kv c r Guess you knaw th a t JIM S P E N -. , ,. ngel's F ^t lat,| hia* ». bought A ngel’s „ j " Sheck ... . . Pit crowd at th c ! ’**, f ‘ at.S3 ■nee* ha# dwindled a little be- j (y Mu n 5!!i!i n i / ' ’xt’Jj u-ricf*’ Abnnrliim1. Ir. cause . of thla "pew " monl.i i J***- Mllflre1* Babcock, Mr*. H . (.. 1 vtipia D a r» O* K. Cioff* Mrii all* west ner. i gue»* . . . . l»o you S. „ 0_ . ShlnhoDer, u k i.w .i... Mrs. v r.. Lol* i u-o. Curlers 1'ilU WII leallv* that the modern girl Hll* doesn’t know when her Hair looks kins, Mr*. Naiatv Brock, Mr*. pel rulugiir like a mop becam e th e doesn’t Troy Ray. Mr*. J . B. St. John, know what a mop looka like!!! Mrs. Rosin* Carnes, Mr*. S. J, Sul l le p u lita MRS. S. R. DIGHTON took the Krik Mr*. Iren* W att, Miia Joyce n .a Mia* F!rne*tin* W eitphal, tx. Brooklyn Dodger trainee# »om* Yum-Yum Chum! There'-. D oun of thle good Seminole County Mi** Ruth Hale, Mis* Mary Ro­ a pretty di>h If you ever did celery the other dav . , . waen’t binson a/)d Mle* Zillah Welsh. one — an eye-filling that a nice tboughtf . . . . Seems Iru^ffll beauty . . . a U*lc-lhrlDjng ii t*T that MR. DIGHTON contributed delight—Ihz- really aiiiwrthe celery . . . . Bi g doingi at /( m ite sundae we serve at >iur luuntha Seminole Country Club to­ t a Ist. It’s a "Sw eetheart’— morrow night with a band from aweet flesur* and lopping* Rollin* playing for tha affair ADD 20Gravering a heart of ’ rich, . . ladle* will be dressed formally F n frre l cxri»e Tax cre am y 'ic e cream. men optional . . . and for TO COSMETICS member* only . . . . C .E .T ,® **. ‘The Patsy’’ .* i;;..i.y>.H..:rjirr^.:.s"'::7'X''‘K Study Course To Be Held Tuesday AMERICAN LKGION AND ' “ AMERICAN LKtilON AI XILIARV 'i CANC£ "I- — ■> ** "» a— -- i BUPaJIPitJa - ™ Admission S2.00 ( ’oulpc T. K. I*. Class Meets At Church Annex iv 1 1 mv, r\in i:s am WW- A ri‘i' M l& r Miss Meisch Named Sorority (President 2 29' Tmu-lilon Dili); Cumptdiy TERRACE TALK y««J J/; ,s'-jf I z* Childrenn Education (iroup Enjoys Dinner -.■•r'\smtti V' ’ IT'S A SWEETHEAR'r CARD OF THANKS We w lih to U ka this m ean t of exprc*»ing‘ our titUrrre ep p red aANNOUNCEMI Don for tha ready acta of kindness end Mr*. Betuolomew Fred and the beautiful floral offerings a t tba death Of.xwr beloved.hve- erltk uaWtta announce the birth band and father.,J,< . m m. m L -v au g h a - T i z . ; tM. DRU CD. • *. Mr. and iW - w n w Mr. and Mr*. Earl ***** - ■ B H ** * . �f r id a T H p SA NFO RD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA - r tn * T U A rrfft1 c r tlh fM i i t a i t i N a j a r a a n i i T ci J . W . AUtlib. padlor Sunday School, It.SO A, M. t* a . ’W. m anvil. Boot. Ui.rnlag warahlo, ItiM A. ritfH A v.nu* e l .S lh HU W. r . Brodke. J r , P astor Humliy ftchoel. t i l l A. it. Worship, l l : « A. #f. Training Union, I t ; I*. W. Worship. 7:10 1*. M. Wednesday Mervlce, 7:1# I*. M. c n n is r n iv n r n - io s f lw o o n Nursery for 8unday Morning .n r , fU r. -Mark T« Carpenter. x 1 Vice. • - • Kerry second flundny-llidy Cora K«r phone* for M rd o f hearing. itiunHm, »:*# A. M . i Other Hands y s.g et vice a 1:3# P, M. t u n c iitH tm i. o p n o u IL m s h m SI ItBV. B. W- till,!.K it. l ‘a»tor. Miiruluy Hrhool, S.IS A. M. M oraine Prrvler, l l: e e A* M T h u n d er Night Prayer 8*f, 7 : « 1*. M , Rectory: t i t W est it lh tti Hanford II• IShla. • iw si Office -Addressi Boa III Phone III Rev. P alh sr W illis rn Nscht Pastor. Humloy mass: l:#0 A .4 M, le a p A. Jd. ■ SINCJ-SPIIIATIONAL SONG SERVICE ki #■ The Church WHh A Warm Welcome K. I. W right, Paiilor k f- X- £ _J.A D I.Ea’ H. J . Finch, representative i f the Sanford d istric t-o f the Wood­ men of the World, today • com­ mended William H. -M artin ef Lakeland,' sta te manage#- of the society, td r th a progress he has m ade since being appointed to his present office In-Septem ber, K 'ii. * He has be»n instrum ental, Mr. Finch said, in raising -Florida'a standards kjnong the to p ranking ■tales of the nation by showing th« la rg e st-n u m b er-o f new mem­ bers during th e y ea r JW/i. * Mr. Finch added th a t Mr. Martin en­ listed some 8000 tiew ■•memhers in to the r a n k s-e# th e aoelaty and D eity Msai: l:#S-A . »f. ChrisV A mbaaaitdort» T VomiK People) BiSiTP. W ErangeU»iifc llal[y Mteuaife by th e'P ah lo r 7:30 P. R|. Manager S tate Of WOW Is Applauded -September, aewemnr •Tstl t 1 I f *>. jltJfHVHIJ£f. JJ. !>.. Pastor. Corntr uf Osh rail Third HiimUy services: . . • til A At.—Humrsy 8«b<l«l. It:## A U .—Morning Worship. I:!v IV:JU■ Junior and Hsnlor Tnuog f’rebt#. . „ ,t(19 t*. M. — KCenlHg Worship. Cecil L. Crtssey. Pastor Huadsi tfchool. li:# 0 A. >1. flsrslu «' Hoaark. Hupl. ily r jilr g Worship.4 .iltS O ’A. fm vetor Mr*. Myru Hnsaek -T. f f i le I*, it. d-ktnltuu.W i.r*lilli.. 7.10 V . tv.ilri. Nlay I 'm y r Service, The district finished third in new members within the state with ■wily -tw o -m onths o f a c tiv ity .------- .h»rrl A ft. -il NIhth HI, irriiBiUV' ildhonl, > T li. Ml'ldUlott. .H li:« 0 A. M. Mor nfti M Wt r*hl i*» Kv#ni«iii U'urTihlp." T:V# I*. M. WvtliifaiUjr Pray *r hr-rvlc^, 1 >M II, Eire#M *n(1 tub Mr. Finch has organized a Boys of -Woodcraft Camo In SenfonL Officers of the local camp Include Consul U I- Kellsr, Fast Consul W ,. I*. ’ Fields, • Secretary C, C, Collins. / dvieor Lieut. C. L. Franklin, - Kscort A. W. (Wham, Tiilifl Tuesdays i;OU I’.. M. r n t m t ' ii o r n o n G*s**s and Kim s i t n u a n#T. W. C. Itulcoint), Trailer- '^-. keedkT Bcbeol, Is.SO X U . Mornlar geevice. 11-OS A. M. Yeung People, 7:#f P. M. __ Rumlsr Night Hirvice. |[ |S P, M Wednesday nlsM prayer service, • P M., , WVdnrwtrfy NiahL I'rayer Me- through a t g ran t from tha United Slate# Office of- Inter-American Affair#. The g ra n t « i i made to the sta te last summer, immed­ By WILLARD UONSOLLY iately a fte r an Inter-Am erican workshop held on the FSCW fcampus. With Thomas N. Morgan, of .the S tate llepnrtm ent of Kdm' catlen, as adm inistrator, the Inter-Am erican program hjtn be­ come an .in te g ra l, p art of the > tale's educational program . Dr. Myra U Yancey of th e FSCW faculty lias acted as cbniWIWltT. In i Spanish, and Mta* Cynthia Reeve*. ab d ' of the F8 CW faculty, has,been consullunt in a rt, •■•The conference will last'th ro u g h S aturday, It will be opened to­ morrow afternoon tw welcoming addresses from FSCW . Presblent Doak S. Campbell and Joe llfcll of th e - S tate Department. Se»aiona will bo drvoted to ‘various phase* of the Spanlsh-Uechlng o n e.U u in esa u n it ag ain st an o th er. E , j-T... ^ DDU * * ‘ 'p re g n tT rm mum .tion to eaperietiee* and - rrcomn iMeiilatirins of eap erts in and out o f The state. m ■ h a R otarians recen tly Among the speaker# for varintn sessions, in addition to Mnrga-i e<l it ‘‘a crim e" the way busses and Dr. Yancey, are Dr. A. il. are jammed in the city and called Seymour, P8CW professor em eri­ on Tampa Traiiait Llnsa officials tu s; Mrs. Angela P aionu Camp­ to better service. ^ He wa* pro­ bell of Rollins college -(recent mised b etter aervle«-aa aoon as winner of the Cervantes medal for outstanding work In the more equipment ia availtbia. Inter-A m erican, p rogram ): j Mr». A 300 pound shark, caught re- Leobie S. K erbs of Jadatonvllle; eentiy -at Dot* Cbiea -ilablge at. Dr. 0 . N. Hnnptmann nL, the Key Viret, gave birth to. 11 puppy U niversity (if Florltln; Ml** Thei: ma Barrow of Tam pa, M in Ruth ■harks a fte r being eaught. ■ t Campbell of FSCW; Mlsa-Carmen Gainesville .city commissloners Rivera, formerly of Puerto tiled hove asked city engineers to p re ­ and now of FSCW ; and several pare maps on the prujseeed. sjwadc n th e t Florida educator*. Dean R. ra n t ayirtem for renam ing ot elty ,L. -Eum an of the FSCW H?hool of education will be toastm aster streets. a t a Friday night barutuet for the group, Other entertainm ent Sgt. Benny Black, negro, re­ feature* are n visit to the FKtjW ceived a ferm it to erect a re*l* Peruvian museum, and a tbn lo dence .on the adge o ^ t h e negro be given Ay the F8CW chapter section of St- P eU rsburg, but of Sigma®' Delta Pi, Spanish a fte r hearing protesla of a largo honorary. delegation of roaldenU, -construc­ tion was held up by ruling a t tins city council pending aettlem ont of Black’s right to build there. , State News Briefs V.r r« T n u .v R Y 8, i s i a •c o o n ty , frurlda. | f*lrcul( Court .liirvlatut title or Flhrkla. on • ‘hlrtl »*'d (* _i __ i«: b g r .i« r \ ii. NATHAN TO: NATHAN lltm T C iC whoa* Hl.'NTKIl. I’lotntlff D efendant . . __ XOTICH TO Al’PirAII IVITNKgfl rn) Hat..! and fR t - la l place uf residence I* #1 IV»'I real * i Hanford, florid*; till* I Tilt E lllilh HI.. New Yurk, N. Y. day t f J i n u i n . A C , t*M. o i*.' fi mtfnrojf, r - Too -ere, dtreliy r-ujn.rr.l to a p ­ i.'IrrL Circuit f.Vnirt,, pear on March llli. ISIS. H . A'Ttrt .tin su ll fur dltnr-V mlijij; tn «lie (Circuit Cotirr ftooll W EEK OR MONTH FOR INFORMATION C A LL PHONE 802 TWO-TONE CASUAL JACKET L IG H T W E I G H T SFU N RAYON LEGAL NOTICE ( ’om forffthle Alid JiO O I) fiURSINi: MANNING), U iiA itri.i, I4MUK L O O K IN G . ALAMA kl \ *|«j1 1 «*i In hr ,»ftn tt|i|M‘a r • III <1.<> is# Vmnfl, 4j i »» j m i m you tot* hi /t ujmhi Im< I*. I ?. iC In L O m p i b i n l ft*r*J a n u ii i' M i'.L bh if* iftc * w iii-l • nuri uf ftirmift'iit? Cuum>, in T. Cowan Cmmm tn « A. M Devotional Am tissstdors U gR (young p#o- Prayer in'seUeit au4 mute Btudy. Tbutsday » »# I*. MWndrimdar *(l-r.1»On meeting* iTt# P. M. U lv BAni prayel c*«m m ONE LOT ALL-WOO I Cheekwl Front Cft.iu.^ JACKETS S17.95 Vnlifl u- M RO H ing, ft^ iio n l o r d f %l in M i d t ' o u i l . Et .■•djiroid, r lo riiM , And iU r l i t l l r L i l i w r m i , »o »n th e ifln iilr r ,' J tlr.rntrd tteuL Kunday H diw l, lg:0*>, M vrnlns Wore hip. ti;**# SPtCfAlUSV SWVfer FOR MAGNETOS of fin in :it tty Jn n U iijy * I’t h i .i r tidilr^FR U Frtfi M arion county .commissioners have em ployed an engineer tn supervise construction of t l new steel bridge* 'i n the county— three "Of them Jn the Ocala n a­ tional forest. ap. State Conference aw n d m lo v A iu yoml OeOWa Aveoua. . . IVV.v O lsnu IC. Hralth. Pastor. Sunday—Blbla geBool. II TV #*•stordtng W orship— 11 IS >A-' M. Kvdnlag B erelre—Si#S P. M. ThurUhy-^M idweeU Pra»Sr »# vice, l:V0 V. U. (#o 'R « L n+V ond'dr Huaday f ls m e e — lit# # 'A. H usesr'W kw l-ST it *A- Wednesday Hervlce— l: f * l*.» 100 *» W ool SIccvclesH SW EATERS t Ti nv Pdllfiwji; MAHfMlN In Tallahassee If lilted pi 11*ti :ry liar rppm« L Kor»««R. Y** h nr*} n o il f i t 1! a r i d VC* Iju it c d to iittypRF U q r n r r t n lii l l i l i o f C P in p lU H iC f l l r d m v I b H y o u i»)' iiU t llr feelliM hrlli H u t, for d h it iY f , How ii«ridLnic In Hi© C lr r t iit C o u r t n f K fim n id ri C o u n ly J 1’ Io r l.U , im or b«fnr© H i# \ ls r e h H o le Hay* to* n* It th© 4th d a y u f M ar©h, |3t< In- ifufault ih#r©nf wi»j prot-rfd r^t ' cflltivrtA N s\. C L n it K . T O i:,JA 3U h8 || llU l^ riu V ‘ ifw - Il<»<**■ P. |1 rsakettlllo rjervlee, tlS * P M Thursday t:o* A* <iL » Cartier at Park Area** and- l t d tin >’ I* l l K f l N O n s . f d r r u l t C o u rt 1'. L. g;l0 T, U. ^ *«( M eelln#, 7 it.0 HOLY CBOSS a r i n e r A l . a W n M I HKV. MAI1K GAItPKNTKIL Itjoler K o ly Communion, S:SB A. rt. Church, Hrheol, SiSdiA- M- ^ M. 3 lj*| m u iiV A T W i * « a t e r s a o c t . 111 r u t Breotul ItrM i Malar A. H WBOrton la • Large Sunday he hoot. y . ' l A . S>. P r a p r Service l i t s e . A. H: Pr-schlag. I*so P k NOW $14.95 h e « » i » a | w f l|i w i u u i i h i a u r o f r nfiKlI D* i»ut#lipn* o f u r I IPh r !■*#!#*n ’ llt i Vf- W ffR 8 , IN n',N L-Hvi H o n o r MUJo if- I*, t i f f nt]un„ UM4. , J . W . IV B tr *M tpr ton day *P«hooL I4>rt>0 =A- » 8M»I!*V'r’ft."!? T W . #*. #:«J A - i j t r u t i r d #u* if*t Hervlce. ,®*yt#iigril»ilcU>ie*Hn*. •:•• P- #t pHRu j, T h e . HAVFOMI* HICHAM* l« »!*•• COSlirtlR'TV rni'BCM _ Corners Laurel A»r sfld D ll IL RHV. KUftMAN K . x n a i l f f l t t ‘■Wnere Jrrus I* lt*al“ s-rvIrM .lui Hunday— jo ofl a M --dunday HvlTum4 * K. I. KIIIUIIT> I'sstor Hun.lay Hchoat. O M. W illis, U K# A, M — Atothing V.’orstilp Hvl>U i# 0<> A. M. • :*# P . , M. Voiitm 1>*np|*'s dflciely Cbrlsl F l o r id * . t#> Raffif* iwfiriR vjfrt'T A m . n n i .t o r o o u aaaford Mn r n I n a phone 874 1 0 1 II. Wtfrfthli* nnil ftefiti&ftj U i<|(n»stlu) Krrvi^e H L flK , ; ' /fiiAst; ' i $3-50 W arm th Without Weight paid muiu i (tin rtrdrr he puhHi#hrd f*»r I Up Piiit lit npy ttin« required hy Liu ma. m (WJimmDRr mi iMr^vIutlfin tn *ahi f*»unt HtnlP , WITNK8H my hand nml t»©Al uf uff.cn, Iliia 3t*t duy uary, If4«i, ui Hanford, H t'uitnly,' Florld», TALLAHAFSEK, Feb. 8, — l. 1*. HEHNlHiN A state conference on the tvarliciFrk ciraaii Conn (Circuit CnUri K©Pl> ing 'nf Rpanlsh wilt open at Florida State College for Women iin n » :n o s' h i 'h i .ic v t io v IIK N itr TIIUMAf. wh tomorrow, ns a part of the Inter- Tt>' .lace f rvsWenca and I gfflcn oadNret*, American program of the S ta te is unknown: Vou sr<> Itarrhy notified and Deptrtment of Bdueation. < t ■lUlrnt 1114Appear to a Vetlaili Tl.irt y-sta Florida teacher* •it,,Complaint ftlrd asalnkl you from colleges and high school J.AUUA t JCOSrAH, (ot dtvoree. r uitaide Of Tallahassee have ro«ie- i...nning ' n- | h»i Ctfeblt. .Court trrvd in advance for tha eon- a*trtlhotd (Nanttr. Plorltkt 4dn oi The conference'ia jointly- sponsor­ ed by the Floride' chapters p f th e American Association of Teacher* "of ‘Bpanhh, the Inti'r-Amcrlcnn C entar Of Ftorlda. Florida S tgU College for Women, and the S tate Department of Education. ’ The eewfeNCice- i* a developm*nt of th e -la te r-A m e ric a n ‘p ro ­ gram In Florida, mods po*aibtc CORRECT MEN’S W EAR a * IPS LOVE AND IT’i\ LAUGHS AND ITS F R ID A Y SATURDAY! Double Feature In Tecknlrolor "W ildfire” -Slwri and — W ITH — BOB KTL’KLE — ALSO — JUDY CANOVA ■ —* - * ■ ■) - P r in c e s s *• r Double Feature Fri. S a t *6 i STADIUM FLORIDA to; AT - < •» • • Hotteymooi 2 ?, NFORD ‘ �'(in FIUDa T, FKBIU'a TIV 8. 1*48 THE HANFORD HERALD. HANFORD FLORIDA KVKKETT, Wash., (/Th—Vern V klehi (9, a firem an second class In th ; Navy, wu* so anxious to get home on a 30-ihiy leave that he h rlfrd fire the train which brought him up from Sun Francis­ co. lie took “ he firem sn's place when the crewman was injured ns the engineer hulled the (ru in 'su d ­ denly a t a bridge damaged by a western ’ Oregon flood. “ And he kept the boilers hot until the nest roundhouse was reached. DRINKS ON TU B I.IN I- [Bear Wolf Enthusiastically Climbs Into Drivers Seat At University CAIKKSVILU:, Kell. 8, (Spe- - ............................. H a lt—A Kemal Southerner, Ray- ,■% ■ i n , , antin t'iu 'tien l ly linn the f I ■«*1 u P l n v driver'* m il this week of thx ilT lK I I11V IrilS ll, U n iv tm b f uf Flm Ida'* number .—— — one touching position ilrni pro . Coach ( ge .m l Irllim j t Idpmeil in guide tbe d eatln y ao f-th e j ornlng n*innu5ice,t h i' . u i i n , ' Kib I.i p . b im tors .m tin- gridiron. lilu, f 4 ,„ Arriving m town Inul \sotk #n*i, .. ’ „ , ** Couch Wolf ijuieUy went in work, *** , "£ ? i 1** at 1 u* ^ npiminUsI his first assistant in !‘r ‘" ’,|l auditorium. murid aicu Wolf. <,r T«-tn», ctirnlH-d Midget Auto Rncinjj Shows On Schedult I’LUMBINt .Pie u i U t a i l . l b s wutiii r i M " ■ inukrl mj*o Celery Fed Hoys And I Tei'iir.l nf J.VJ driver wphu Hill”, per ili'ill Whcjil ,< I*r uf i.nl-lnildiiii' lit I. jin until uinii! cars 011111117 ] weekend -la he held lit ihe I tel Stadium t'ii M’UudaSr night at o'ltock .'mil Suinlav af!» rtnn i Speed u a y . . A Vo CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ■ tU ted to e o m p e le I.ENZDURO. S u it n i l uni. idh homo* wilt la* l'(i< U re 1 PHONE 148 OR BRING YOUR A n. tc THE SANFORD HERALD When the m orlgage was lifted 1 nit, Ni w Yolk, s i .tic * ».«■ receiitly on a local rail line, lu 9?®**! ***• * °rd a U tbs line, mejedbig phone and add re**. • lIMTt* H u rt, ’iJirT y V n y . All adrertlastnent* fe r sltu tlo A a wanted will bs charged f a r ' a t th* which rilite n s hail contrllmted Kiel, IVY. i tn tk a m i » t n i I ragalar claaslfltd rats*. heavily, each citixen o( I.enxburg hu lijm a lii k n o w n d « n * d e i i t i 10c par this for OM« tnssrtiuw - . wus given' a’ bottle of w ine wrapped In stiaras w ith coupons, H e par lias for tbrss I n s e r t k a # ___________ Fid main .spring JUttgugin-'m _ihc. 97c per tlns for • Insertions Ts'vtn, who is easy tu meet, soft s e a s o n , will s t a r t n s u u iu l at The soil of Manchuria t» the spoken,—BTuFTTurtiusInstlc over hi* c e n t e r w i t h (irn m H tlffl n ntt~RiTnat't H psr Uas for 30 Insertions Dyes* huiulliiig t h e gtiuiil h -* i - i i Minlwom ra trs . . . lOr most fertile in all. Chinn, new position. Alivndy fam iliar in 1 n its of the merit*. M il'le lla o il also d e c la r e d ihnt sta te where he w n tn h a i director of athletic- at the Pensacola and ' h e r wilt In, no Itchy l ed llnoy Miami Xnval Training stations, P a n t h e r til t t o n ig h t hot M i . . Wolf lukcs .over his new Job as II e c t r i e " Bathroom Heater*, BORROW tlK RR W IlEltK head-of the Department of In te r' 115.07. , PRIVACY 18 RESPECTED ' rotibgiiite Alhlellf»“ with a s su r­ II. B. POPE COMPANY. INC, YOUR natural desire fo r privacy an ce* of "complete freedom’’ and in money m atter* I s . strictly respected "herv. Frlands and BALLARD’S feed, groceries, etc. ■'Wi'ifFs schedule lids' week wtft« relative* a rs not questioned Phone 805-3. II. Q. Touehtcn one ef "g ettin g acquainted.” about j» tjr credjL. Your, erne ln s l n ) l$ l TTim r M ills. SR.Oil ' 1801 Celery. ._ Thursday night he wn« introduced “ ilo y e f o r ' btftlnes* nstociates Installed Seal ( ' o u t s S J2 A ?I * to ihe .indent body ami faculty rill h o t hear of your personal ( 'm il it let t* I ’ll) Is an,| friend* at a cttnptlMvMe con­ affairs. There ii no cause fer W E ARE fully equipped ami vocation in the University nu.tiem barrassm ent. .Sealed Ream ArtntTTr^*' *$7Jn tin / know how to recap your tires. Reasonable credit requirement*. N atural rubber or tytdhetie, Ratlin Rntterlts the* week, however, was spent in No co-m akeri on money loam. we protect sidewalls of your •’H e n r y ” W ax Jo lt S5.RH working otii detail* of hi* dc|tnrtVariable paymen tires. Jo**** Tiro Shop, Cor. meat . and faniiliariinig himself FAMILY Lf 1st arut t i n , Pkons IWS. with the emopu* aiol with Florida. Florid* Rank Hid*. P h o n e 55 I t 'a a l w a y s fre sh w h en CORN — ALL YOU WANT, Next week he $ilan» to make a y o u b u y it a t I5TIC. H unt’s T u rrd o Feed FURNITURE repaired A re tour of the .tale, vfniling (Itlanda, j Store. Phone USA. finished. Call 128. In m p a ami Ft. Peleisburg, laxtei in the month he will go to o th e r' 1041 HUDSON deluxe 4-door. CURTAINS washed, starched and point- in tiio stale, including Tnl* j 407 M W. F irst St. * stretched. 51H Mellonville Ave. inhnMev, Miami, and Jacksonville. [ 105 W. la t Phone 864-J Uf other member' of Ills stnff SEKD POTATOES—c a r loini of to In- appointed Wolf *n>' it will N orth Dakota Certified Red he from Ihirty to sixty day* be Blisa Just received. H unt’s Tux­ fore be complete' h i' nrgnnlwedo Feed Store. Phone 358. N orth Park 1ion. Iti' selection of Rrunnun GIRL fur soda Fountain at Fan­ FOR A good furniture deal — to com Ii tin* hackfield 1* h i' f irs t.. cy's Drug Store. P art time nr See W aller Beal, phone 127. At p ii-M-nt llranon is cprapleting i full tima. -g----------- ^ hl« I a -krthall »chclole nt Rice I from common cows PROTECT yqur clothes, furniture COLORED girl* for laundry Institute an>l prohnhly will n o t, end woolen* from inoth damage work. Good hours and good te|ioit I,, in,, tjutn, camp before for 5 years. One spraying -*>f pay. We will teach you. S e m ­ Man h I S pnng looilmll practice Berlnu does it or Brrlou pays inole County laumdry ('**,, Creomubdon reHerea promptly be­ 1- tentattvidc tirini- . d for March for the dam age. It’s odorless, KI9 W. 3rd fit. cause It rota, right to the seat of the 1. hut U idf -ay . he might alter stainless and drv clenni ig can­ to help loosen and expel that date 'lightly, ilrpeniing on not remove IL Touchton Drug HOUSEworker, experienced cook. gtrouble e m laden phlegm, and eld nature when uthei a»'lstiUiL» can appear Call 102 before 12 noon. to soothe and heal raw. tender, In­ Itnl rigli' now IveTtiv. til* main flamed bronchial m p e o u i m e n ORANGES |2.00 bushel delivered branea. Tell your druggist to sell you job n iu gvt oigni>iu)l A« head of th e D e p a r t m e n t of R. W. Lord Phone 788-W. n bottle of Creomulaion with the un­ derstanding you must like the way It I ntel I 'o l li giiitc Athletics. W o 1 f CHICKEN batteries, metal and quickly allay* th e ootigh or you are will guide the d e -tim ee of ail I n - ‘ wood, broiler unit*, Intermediale PAINTING of all kinds. to have your money back. . .tercollvginte •|>oitl). lln m ig li the reliable painters available ■batteries, finishing butteries. In­ new Dlviiioo of P h y s ic a l E d u c a ­ Sanford P aint h Glass spections arranged at your con­ tion H . i i l t h m n l - A t h l e t i c * , ills a|iPhone 3U3, venience. Phone 024. _ ____ for Cough j, Ch ci t Colds. Bronchitis p o in tm e n t is the third under the new >et-tin h e ad e d b y Ueonis K. SPECIA L ‘T H IS W T .R K -large SETTLED lady wants general of­ fice work or- job as receptionist. ( D u t c h ) Slailley, dins tor <T the 1 fresh Florida egg* -ftOc a do*. Permanent. Box III.C, r <>. Her Palm etto Grocery, Phone 441. MISCELLANEOUS CATERING IM IfiN K dim To All Your Bakery Needs - - Robb's Home Bakery SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP HELP WANTED Beware Coughs That Hang On SIT. WANTED DKPENDABI'I' VM) I'KOMI'i D n t ’I c n i i i n i r S t-r\ i f f TOURNAMENT CREOMULSION SUNDAY, Feb. 10 g fR A Y ORJH 4ST Beffinniiitf 1:T0 I\M " ^ O B B A G E AND CELERY 1 THE SEMINOLE COUNTRY (I BUSINESS SERVICE ' ^ * WWW*,W',',W I,w VWVtAIVUVVLUWWUt/lK *CV DOlHiK - PLYMOUTH P A R IS AND SBRVICB NICELY -furnished 2-liedroom Phone 1011 house, term s if desired. S08 E. 109 Palm etto Ave. 7 th St. WASHING machines repaired— and all home appllancra. CaldTRACTOR and Hi*e 112-'*. A. K . wall Genera) Repair Shop, 7ID I'arhain, Monroe Corner. N orth Mills, Orlando, phone ’40 CHEVROLET club coupe. Con­ 2-1U72. Prom pt service tact H arry Anderson, M ayfair AUTOMOBILE painting, welding. H o t e l . _____ ________________ iM inidiif A imimhin I k oil TRADE, a homo in W inter P ark for u 3 bedroom home IS THE WORLDS F1NES1 rusted in Hanford. Phone County 2602. BOATS p air it 30 Model* • from Ron boat' LAYING he. s jidenty. yards of 300 w . : O utboard' • Runabout* - C rui­ While Roekrr. New Hampshire*. lu r>0 f,*,t Yarhl*. Plymouth ltocka and Leghorn*. SEWING maclilnr* repaired. W il­ sers Exclusive I’T Hull Design of liam* Flxit Shop, 205 IV. l i t . ■A few pair* of nice bantams. Hlxgin* I’lasltrtzed llundrd Ply­ Call 304 fo r C. L- Bridges. AUTO rsdlatur* ami gas tanka wood. r.u II.I’, to Twin 200 H.P. cleaned and repaired. All line* gasoline or dirocl power. ORANGES - Seedlesa Pineapple of mechanical work. W right A Level Riding - Dry - Safe on 8 and 4 year budded (Limited Cohen G arage, 2 1st and French T am * - S alt Riding • Shallow supply). 80 verities eg*:***. Ave. Phone 1009-J. D r a f t • Exceptionally H e aCocoa Plumo«#s Palma (small Worthy. ’ s i u ) . Gardenias g rafted or on AVAILABLE SOON natural root. Pampas Nursery, W rite or I’lmne U h Collect C-. B. Hughe*, Samsuln, Fla. (Between Sanford and New •'DEALERS to Sell Homes, Ca­ for further Information and bins A Industrial RulUliiunpriority unlive information. Bmyrna B e a c h ).____ __ Made of all Steel and Alu­ R A N S int • 1IILING minum; Garage* — P o u l t r y ONE lot and 5 room huusft with BOAT CO. INC. " f u r n itu r e for sale. $1500.00. buildings — Display* Rooms — ' 384 H. Beach StRo.idxldc Stands—(ia* Stations: Phone I", 18 Phone . ( W S - d l . _______ ‘ ___, ‘ DAYTONA BEACH_____ _ —- Warehouses — Market [iuild-j SAJ » iu R B A N -H«l ii * bqngulow, Inge—« nd many other type* of] w hite stucco, one of b e ttrr Uiilt building* now In demand. (U n -| * homes its Florida. Hardwood - limited possibilities), ('all, wire floors, csrprsaa woodwork, fire-, or write K. J - Franc, S teak raft plage.. 2 lovajg sevwenad porches, Homes and Buildings, 313 C L m 7 dfL basement, 3 -ear n n n Bldg., 348 S. W .. N orth River greihie V a rio u s l .o o P ° r5 / rxd C o to rp W o rth s c voe»>"—- All !hn a d v a n ta g e s of natu ral G reenland cryolite. ^ CUTOUT* IN S tC M C W t Not a c u te ly toxic to m an , cattle or othor an im als. n ft I Business Opportunity I fu ls a ture op. r ownrr. i , Ayrgaln, * may be arranged. Ad- WANTED 1 60 men at the. Men’s w m m ^. YOU DRIVE ITI PHONE 200 - Bible Class, First Methodist Chureh, Sunday morning at t'-wAf* _ _ _ _ _ modern In I’LL buy yvur ear, regardless <>f age or ifonditlon, Roy Reel, 300 W. 2nd 8 L ____ I '• sleeping vrorl^ shop TOP prioe paid for usedI e v a , s a y Bm M. 0 sieve. PU. ■ m --------- . fV■’—-re-," I fruited and f good home, priced. a H i | to BsnbB M g. STRiCKLANP MORRISON make o r model. L. P. H agan, Jr.. Phone Ortando 2-3Q71t O>P RIDE doily to and from Orlando 818 W. First SL DDT IN S E C T IC ID E S Depottnicnt of Inlercbilegiale Athl*’ll*s, being mg*nir«d on u sound husk and .designed to co-ordinme all uthletle and student hvnith and recreation Activities, ant! lu this W olfs ijosition I* prumineut. Ar• new DV..I.U* J* safe* •1 *uit Shim r*r vte as rws- Southern m Bread . tl loco vmjfmi suiteiNO. rpiiA, 1 , r* OUkiV'Ud by iw tn At* t o s voi n hi s h w H l S -i f7»- »07 P w k . lays p y ta n d F o u n d — j p e r i cn e e V or'xak. Y i l l figmm LOST; Sterling silver idenUflealion bracelet. Evelyn 'M’oore, !HERE’S BEEN A AMXUR, THE -> MAYOR ANP f,W5S PRISQLLA THINK YOU'RE ME ANP I'M YOU YOU'VE GOT AS (MUCiI CHANCE Of BEIN’ A PEAL TOWN TMTER,A6 1 HAVE. OF BEIN’ A SCHOOL TEACHER. PONT UNPfK —. 6TANP. il.'ii l Jm $24.q0 ««¥*• •' W ed Ar m 16 - 35 U n n e c e tw jr > l i l d while Uamlrtg I Prequenl tncreanea I O v e r tim e pgy \ Paid ra e a llo ta \ tWx|-cab-%‘« r v l c e .lot ' b ile h o R rg By the Aid it it resident. L. W »ft5. " APPLY C H IEF OPERATOl. l a r d a n u S '- 12 C tm p a n f (he Kiljiwi S«*d Company I THINK YOU AND \ I BEGYOt/R M E H A P BETTER!J PA R PO N , P O S O M E • e d | S IR . I'M P A L A V E R IN '. W * AERAIP I II-DRIVE-IT, INC. WANTED for cash: JO or 8flY».)t cabin boat, cruising accomodn* ; (ion -for two. DeUil description, » nriaa. P. D. Barbour, Eau Gal- flo iid a A ffld fiK sio l t'jfo p^? i; S ageed re a r 8 new teaqv- 3 BEDROOM hens#, well situated, w anted to buy. PrefaraW g I dire* on rea r; HldryvaA k*s. new 4ft, motor, new (*«, furnished B argain for e * ih ;‘K. Boa 180, RL 1, Sanford. Fla. tea A Sm ith’s O arage, 3rd B TUBES. 8000 miles. ■ m n u n t i t by y * M l * u l e a y e ilm e a ta l sletlaw , N I n t b M « * v i( « e n d U U n w w Men, s e n s *11 y e v r diifiibuteSt A N P G E E I N ' A G H O W J[ P O U T K N O W V O U R B U S IN E S S A N P Y O U W O N 'T K N O W U 03N T V O U P A C K V O U R - r - G E A R A N P H IG H T A IL IT O U T T A T O W N ? ; N O ,I a ALL MV LiFL I ’VE HATEP TEACHING pC H O O L -T H IG JS i G R A N P CHANCE TD C H A N G E MV ^ P R O F E S S IO N . ------■■"T T S H A N ' T — £ Y t?0 IT. TI WHAT THE --ALL RIGHT, M iS T E R , G O AHEAP A N P |RY TO &I-UFF. YCU’LL FINP THAT GUN S U N G IN ’ AtKT N O CINCH. I T S ANY G U E S S T H A T YOU'U. PI6C0VER t H E S A M E T H IN G A B O U T T E A C H IN G »■ �«; «W-* 1 - -w.5***: j , T • r - r tn c tt^ R lB P w - ’ v ,,. ... r«>- * ' i- . . T - »v ♦ [s '^ 7 f j " • ' / - v— ——rj vktry . wrv;^,. .......: ... .*•#• | | 4tH W <H iiw il»!l»it«»i4iitH M nttuitm »nm m nM n«u»utm ein»lttm itie .&T tjp • ............... ■ I P A G E B IX ORIDA *e Brooklyn’s Gene Hermanski Will Marking ’Em Up j Like Playing Ball For Dodgers JULIAN HTENSTItOM I'lW M| 1 tll ! “ *“ k i1 1 e f f - E j l! nr:" \zzv FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, I9lff j — r rw course, they haven’t overlooked banehali roup which left’ X him a t altT a* yet. We have often York today for Miami. By the thought that Jack McDowell a t time Miami It reached, the party Hollins should talk to Clark and will be increased to 46, and then! we hope that auch n "g et-to g e­ will proceed to Panam a, where * . w ith ther” can be arranged. Jack will Spring training will begin. F irst be back in the football war* next basemah Nick Ktten .signed nis By FRANK ECK bsTing able to ilo anything an the Herald Sports -Editor Fall and you can tie sure h e ll contract In time to Join the group Gene llerm am k i, who U cur- field—and- do it inAtlnctively. have u scrapping good eleven a* which le ft New York this m orn­ rcntly w orking out a t the batebalf '■lie' can't ml**,” it the way Although the Celery Fed bn*- he always doe*. ing. 'training school In Sanford, Flu.. Roscoc MeGo'wen of the New k ettali team hs«n't diepluyed a t * A Kddie Joost says he will not r r , ‘- t f —Ill III.- playing __ .................. .. rror .. . Yprk Time* who will arrive in g reat deal of bower thii* *ea*on. T,* the outfield S tale Roundup report to the Rochester club o f the Brooklyn Dodgers for levernl Hanford Monday morning, aura* It doein't at all mean that they M*r N ortheast Florida conference ■jhr International leag u e. The < nutaani. The foremost ir e :. I—. him up, and .Mac ha* been "cover- haven't any good ball player*. coaches' are on' record favoring Bolton lfrave.4 sent Joost to Rothe hour*. 2—the pey. "'ll will- bo .ing> the Dodger*" forv24 year*, p i e eager* have been h a n d k e tm j|a fhjln|!i, j„ S -State high school Chester as" part o f the deal by veters'i* by height this year ntor, th a n ' , hltlle ru | Mi The much easier than getting up at' A few other pres*T»ox vi ■] coaches favor which the brave* acquired out 0:30 o’clock In the morning dally feel the *»me way, They rem em ­ anything else. In every tilt th e | perm itting yout|jj to participate - fielder Johnny Hopp from the St. he did while playing for the ber how well Hermanski perform Feds have lost, they have been in ad sp spor o rts the rest of the y ea r; Fouls Cardinals. ' Joost says h< U. 8.- Coast G Guard. ed In 104.1 when he hatted -100 m much sm aller than th eir towering if hey become 111 years old a fte r krpeves himself capable of playHermanski Isn't a prewar bolt- 18 game* for the " B r o o k l y n opponent*. Yet, every team the Sept. 16, The coaches recom -jjng major league ball. But if lie player. He was Just coming up Bunts" while getting ready for Feds have -beaten this season mend altering * the controversial j1M R, KO back to th e minors, ho . the laddar in those day*, finishjng the Coast Guard after being h a v e averaged about the same 19-year age rule of the F lo rid a' wants to play In tW kPaelflc ~ Coast I jhc Our Convenient “ “ helghth as the Feds s iy l. it'* cer­ High School Athletic Association. Is-ague. ' two scosohs of Class D ball’ in "washed out” of the Navy. I 1941. Rut he'* the prew ar type, | t l e r m n n s k i , n husky-looking tainly been easy to see the Feds Also a t the conference's w inter A cum ber of players have r e ­ run rings around them. Credit Plan! meeting ul Tallahassee, Tom * A great deal of w hat-little su r­ brown of l^v n High was named turned their signed contracts to big league cluli*. These Include real the Fed* hive enjoyed this year rn u jL b e attributed' l a . IauLfUl Ui ir_-tJi cAier. - y.W ttcicciorek.. clo re x .. na ti - C ... . Clark, o n . of the nicest. ath . lete. „ «tm .m iM oU Hnf*i|1ts W r I t - full 194« 19BI football foolb.II ^ c e n a T B II^ B ra n d t a M h c P lE i in both basketball and football sf he,Fi)c with riitiiiernUi change* we’re wen since our return from fn')fn j „ , ye(lr-, cari). T here’ll ntc*. and catcher Al l-akemsn ami ° ',*r*e**' Clark was a tower of WVcn home g a m e s'ln Miami, second liasel limn Jack Cassini of the Red*. strength In the hed line during an,| three game* on the road, Today's Sport Oddity the gridiron season. ^ ' I This year's Grange Rowl victors T h'v call It the Rose HowlIts also Irue th a t Clark hut, will me it the following team* In that vast stadium a t Pasadena, been mostly runnertip to ' Donald thi* o rder - William and Mary, v h rrr football rule* each Ne-‘ MADE WITH VlTOUZED OILS Dyes* in scoring honor* in about Noith Carolina. Texas C hristian, Year’s Day. But Hal Reynolds •very lilt. However, in addition Marquette. Chattanooga, Villan- of the Rose Bowl Committee PAINT to his scoring, Clark, thus far. ova, Miami of Ohio, Florida, LSU, hlu'hingty admit* th e n sq*-only ha* been raspntwPrftMKa V cttfcig, and Pennsylvania State, PROTECTION I wo or three dinky Ultle roaes the till I off iRc bsfSM ilhl and Remhlln Round l o t homii, raiAAi. r*cto*!*l entwining around th e stadium p u ttin g .it into- motion, Hr, us AND tOUinalKT * does Dyess, shoots very well from , Purdue's football coach, Cecil wall*. T o d a)‘a Hport Laugh Isliell, *nys h<* won't Ie surprised any angle. -Dye.* has been hand)-j ^ o rV of th . w i s . r o Conch Bill Bush of the Thercapped in this ball retrieving do- if t e rhampion* of the «»Urn grade school bas. Supremely liveable, jtuperhly comfort* pari men t b « a . .« of h i. helghth. t ? * f t i l l mofoHl, Vivo.. „ ighth ference meet "fit lhe fRosa Bowl V-thall t"nm IriMt use his en able Iti this handminu- m odern' innerhas, however,- tieeii u main In w hat he termed th j not t*»J tire squad when hi* lo team swamped spring in putting th e ball into distant future. spring nuile wfth roll-fnint canhion-s of Isliell says lie a neighlmring school. He used play in enemy territo ry and hts deep restful proportions. Choice of wnleome~ such an arrange- 2 1 player*, l.ttt m in e d the 2ith exhibitions this season cannot “be would ment. However, the chairman of I member of his squad. T hat player rovers in floral patterned tapestry with overlooked hI all. the P osy Bowl Committee, W illis's-n* n frightened fifth grader wine leather arm s, creating an a ttr a c t­ Clark, we believe, would be a H u n t e r , declared. -"Thu n e tt who never bail plnyM In regular natural In college alhlrtir*. We move is up to the Big Ten.*' You'll glow- with pride ill the t-hnnged nppenrnnee of ive two-tone effect. j ciunortitinn. He hid under the understand th a t ho warn* to go your netvly painted home. And what a relief lo know Owner Haiti Brcndnn of the 8t.'bench until the game was over. to college and now th a t a new Lmif* Cardinals announce* th at he II la protected against w ear unit weather for a long, A -beautiful nprinK-fillod three -pieev auite uphohlunNj ill drat Is In motion a t F lo rid a .. wu ha* no Intrm ion of rnifihg t{)c_ time to come. O ur Joh In lo furnish you with the procan't sec how they crtlltd ov’Cl"-f price* for the Cardinal home Wine co'ored Velvet. T hree piece* fdr only . . . . • Approximately 16 per cent of look such potential ta len t.. Of game* this year. Prices a t S ports­ t er malerinLs and advice ns to hftw* to use them. We Jnpnn Is being cultivated. avc them in Mock; our long experience rjuulifiev* us to man's p * jk range from *16 cento for bleacher Keats to $260 fo r box be helpful. blond, probably has played more scats. baseball during the past two sea­ litrra rj Ten players were among the 1 7 1 A chair of distinctive charm! 11 son* than any m ajor league pros­ liersons in the New York Yankee j world's highest—97 per cent. pect back from the sirv lte . Ij»*t and beauty, this Wing back chair year Ibis broad-shouldered power with fuM spring conM ruclion."* hitter look part in 12 1 gam rs. ’.he UphoLstered in n green In p c s lry lll “The Complete Faint And Glass Store’’ breakdown being j!(1 with the in Mripe effect with brass nailLI_ Brooklyn Const Guard team,* K1 with the semi-pro Brooklyn Itushtrim, wicks am) 12 with Fast Orange, N. J. Performing at night and on Real Ertlnte Sulcu—Rentala—Mortgage Loitns Sundays •» Gene Walsh, this fiveFLBTCHEIt E. HOI,US, Owner foot-elevrii IH6-pounder led the I Dependnble Insurance and Bunds Bushwlrks in seven departm ent*, j 117 So. PARK PHONE 303 He played evrry gnme, accounted for I Pj run*, scored 71, druve in Room 4, Florida S tate nank Binding T h o n e 960 68, h it 10 homers, stole 27 bases and batted .3.18, Hermanski, a resident of New­ ark, N. J„ but claiming Pittsfield, Mass., ns his birthplace, first eyed orgonlxed Gall in ID40 with eralslturg, Md., In the E astern Bhoir lo-ague. In mid-season he was traded to Po^omnke City, Md,, in the same tear!tie. I I; b a t­ M A handsome and luxuritrysted ..'Dll collectively—ninth In the r r i l v comfortable lounge chair league - and bit 11 homers. The Pocomoke* disbanded that "wiiiterII ■■■with open arm, deep spring ml Hermanski became a freo Concrete Ripe, Building Blocks, Ready-mixed Concrete, ■ H filled cushions for complete L *“ rnlaxaUon. uphblMered in a. n 19,41 l»e received a trial with Seplle Tanks, Concrete Fence Post, Well Curbs and m ding in the Class B In terstate 4f a$* fine grade of tapestry gue but M a n a g e r Fresco Property M arkers assorted colors. Thompson, who is also' a t S an ­ ford, thought nnolher seasdu hi D hall would help hint. So Ita Gloves $3.80 to 14.28 wa* shipped to llrooklyn-owherl Halls ... $1.15 to $2.25 Olean, N. Y„ In the Pony Lenguo Hals .... $1.65 to $2.45 where his .341 batting mark was th ir d 'b e |t in tho circuit. Ha also Masks .............. $4.50 Phone 1241 ,h|t eight hftmoers. Caps ......... 75c i* .ifTcn .tre'rmenski started the Hanford, Florida. Shoes . . $6.75 JiM t’ of three adventures In the service. A fter 16 months In th o : g Softballs 65c lo $2.25 Coast Guard, he passed his exams ■ Sm art in ap* for Navy flying. But after six J Handsome pearaufe, upPLAY MORE and months In th e Navy, they told sm okers' in him he’d be sa fe r out of the air. hojdlered In LIVE LONGER Ivory finish11a went bkek in the Coast loice of FOR OT4JF.R 8 PORT8Guard and when discharged ho w ith topaz colons. Spring Jock * Hutchinson Golf wa* an aviation motor mechanic gt&-w bowj f o r , . filled ft^als. •F bags, golf second class. ashes »+• ,A nice ball*, tees! Basketballs, Between the two branches of. sendee*, H erm anski played 70 addition to ■Ofcer balls, volleylia]l«, game* In 1911 with Durham >n football* I yt»ur living the Class B Piedmont League. A group of room. n.. Branch Rickey, Sr., pul out a coll o c c n-a I o n a I Wc have ju s t received a anrload for a le ft handed h itter and they c h a i r« with' Place Your O rder Now. Immediately brought up Herman* Webb seats, ikl when they Teamed he was Also a complete tine hitting .410. Tuxe*lo Feed* & A rm our’s Fertiliser llerm am k i will have to outhustle such Brooklyn favorite*-us Make our Htdre your S tore Pet* Roller, Angle G alan, Louie Olmo. Dixie W alker, Goody lloeen nofe K«srt Flral St and Freneby B ordagarey—aft lmpicket line—but Gene will C elng v* youth on hla eld*. II* won't be 2"i until 'May 11. He look* p re tty good to fa r Cor. 2nd Hanford during the workout* In Banforl. Phong 358 Hi'a g ettin g lo ts 'f ir s t claat ahape »nd the v S lh e r 'I n B infw d during the p M m Ii ' ehould help him In th is departm ent. IU =III=III=III=|||=III=II|=H I=III=IIIE III=III=J| Ill fn> ir =GIVE5 CHARACTER TO YOUR HOME m „ ... .... ill 2 piece suite $J^g0.95 — PAINT PROTECTS-COLOR CHEEPS PITTSBURGH PAINTS Springfillcd Comfort! - III s16950 = \\w Wing Back Chair 2 LET US ASSIST YOU IN SECURING RELIABLE PAINTERS Saaford Paint & Glass Co. RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR != • $49.50 lllLoungc Chair CONCRETE PRODUCTS Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co. jij v ?32*50 —IWith Ott&man flj *49-50 up Channel Back Chair Smokers NORTH DAKOTA CERTIFIED REE^BLISS ?22-5<! SEED POTATOES R O B S O fl SPORTING GOODS Beautiful Tables HUNT’S TUXEDO FEED GREYHOUND RACING" ~ Lamp labica ...... HI Cocktail table:! 5 5 -O ccw ritm aJ ta b le e crbyh« nd*cui fla c tt S tart 8:00 P.M. Sharp . Tonight's All-Star KsaUira i Seventh R»r»— ‘i Mite - * Green Tree Handicap / SATURDAY BABY STROM,Kit BNNELCUJB a t 21JS0 o p longw ood “ ,H 0“ *“ W “ - *wm m - m m ;5r-\ . , fi* . — ; V1 \ a _ I: : • :yr \ • r:^v ' :■ ' ■ • • - _m - •v - * • • -r; ■ *- "* . V ' -., . - �J • * S I »*—-.«** ~ i : n u : I J >n O ' ! . •> - . In U nity There In Strength—^ T# Protect the P ric e of the World) T o Promote thg I’r o im ii of A merica; To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. f *T3>raT7 . V I t p AN IN D E P E N D E N T r a l i i THE W EATHER Fair nml rooter this afternoon, raider to* night. P arll) rlnu.G amt warm er Tors* •lay. . DAILY N E W S P A P E R t-fl VOLUME XXXVII wi Persons * Hurt In Fight ‘ With Strikers S A N F O ltl) . K L O K ID A , MONDAY F L U H U A itY I t . I Oil. ----------■-■■■ -- ----------------------- Established 1908 iw RFC Nominee Talks Philadelphia "Transit WalkoutCauses Big­ gest Traffic Snarl P In City's History ArabsProtest TermsOfRed ian New Y tfk City As UNO Site AreRevealed M A m o c tn tu l P r e s s ( o u s t’d WlrO Ln.sl Yukon Survivors Await Itvscue M H K tl KM. GM fells NLRB WhyAnswerTo Union Delayed Says It Had Never Been More Diffi­ cult For Company To Foresee Future Charges That War Is SoViel Agreement A t Being Waged In Ja-j Yalta ToWage War va To Be Debated On Japanese Hinged Today By Council i On Three Conditions LONDON,~Feb. I I , I/T-1— ,\ WASHINGTON. Feh. 1 1 , (.TVDETROIT. Foil. I I . (A PT 5 iron* in o trjl • with filed « illy A three-power nnn.nim rm ent ha* t i o r u lu l M » t tj r a Pniaidcnt he D niljd Nation* today atrntit^i ju st tieen ndeased dbcluriurf the Chur Ion E. WihwH offou'd a he *4#dcc~rrf— Y o t l m r (h r trrw r. -tv , -ffl'h T ta u la AttD'PW'Th,; orlil organisation'* hsadquar- So I > u„i il: m ust Japan. Detail* t uutionul lalw ir relullont Imart I -■*- era, The objection, Was made by •f tin t • ument urc contained IHtnel today an explanation* tw<f Arab stales, who i* delegate* HU u,. incenu-nt released of why iiin company took *ald thrty di*approved of ‘V-ime niultanenu dy In W ashington. Lon' political itifluerces" In Ne* Yor' io n and Moscow. ho loriK in replying to union *.. '■ . Cllv. The Arab* .said they uo iM The Hovoa agreem ent to -wage WRife demands. The aut o fight to the finish against. the w ar agum it .la;Bn w»» hinged on w orkers’ m p ie st for a 80 proposal. three condition*. Including outi r r cent wage increase fi’ Official* Ns .rig h t Sovt t porsossinn of 'h e » V ...».«■• Vof. the ...» United ..» " an Uitj hi*foiw the conipauy on ,i<m» O rganisation h*d pre-brlrd. | g u r;|M ‘ The ngreeiocnl \ ns Vug* Itk lt»4o (ivtirral M otott the committee utade r v> :ir nc<i nt the Yalta The Philadelphia strike of n n r nee to lh* "Reconstruction Km- however, —that renllftl on ^ *T ,i *h« »e(action of a • Con fere in . ..f ihe" Iflfr P resident .r' anee Corporation Board, George tvbiking on the ael« ly 10,000 worker*, caused Wilson tulti the hstartl thnt it wool I jRco.ov.dt. ''••'irt 1’iem irr S ta ’in downtown streets to be Jammed L' - . A,le»' l» "how »* h* lestiried " ,t"i f()1 , th r ^ ra. ^ U3r tee* •mm, with hud never l*mi tit«trr tliffiriill wltli car* a* thou*»nd« of strand- i the committee in IVuahjju n fotd- W rst- and formei Hi dish I’rime M inister Slam for the rompnny t«* f u m e s ed commuter* attem pted to d riv i I n®^!! which • ia checking b n i heater urea of New York and ChurchUL future than nt that time, lip Today** . di-vloMire show*- th a t iiS Ji ‘*AVfo w#rs w tu in f through !.°,_ V ’15;.., ", ., h * lubu,rl>» ®ntl out*jon.^r.b' s.-J'l!! Connecticut a*, a. pm b ride ch lie Koosvvel^ • nn | Ohurchlll: agreed . d istrict., people who norJ »* »H*Oot> y early The two Arab »tate,« whten to these two nllicr romiltiona In n period of loisca. (N r prices mally would have traveled to fro ",hf* huaine** activities, bat w rre all out of gest^ We were in to the Kuriles arraitgj*. work by subway, bu* or trolley would give .up hi* 428,000 job a- s 'bw!|| lA reb T ^ T h L "declared t""ir addition » hn«! position to m ore inteUi* ^ fle c k e d U the rallro .d .tatlon*. •'» , Insmance « e c u if he „ “ p ^ U | t h o l ’nilA) ment: i ’ 'My in any dirivtii^.*’ F irst (he slutu* of the ?'.nn* ^R eatd en U of outlying area* —•» uafd ,, br confirmed. (Internation-Z- Nation* J nenrel The Lit hot Itolstf iofiq ttnard is General A.„#inl.1v Assembly neareJ gollnn iH-iple’- it‘|iuldU.' in u i t , r It took an hour and a h alf to aIt the point of voting'oti Neu, York Mongolia hirti^y ''I'iHMlUv ufi r» union -h.i' Id renrvi ( un» complete w hat normally 'would * " ■ - 'ft' (l i.»* Vnor d foil. | ns n tem porary headquarter* and changed. . • . have been a trip in 20 minute*. ' Lst*. -i n in g>'»vi fn’th. the Greenw lch-Stam ford' ;tten as fjci oiwl It I .' Ida held oy Ita Thr* V fled \o to W irVci n permanent site. Police at l^incaater bad trouble prim apam-s stlta k of >*t Is* It f I- lift iiri100M 1he Arab* ‘lid not openly «t i*‘ pin • g etting tnrough the picket line* t -t. I Th ■ piCt HH'iict (ir » t! V!.(ins* ho» » h:i* meant by I ' • ■ nI I at th e carbarn* of the strik e­ * wt*r ■ **a UHge . ft . < »-».(* !*» it» » ■iifiiienees1, in New Yor- * bound Conestoga Transportation ' III I: I**. »f loulh* IK, S - f f s . l t T,. a, -i» . lNl#‘ H - t - d n V Privately, however, thrv '»(•( li Company. Of the tan persons in­ * m) ,i l u» t-nt t hYork' Id ( M 9ft Ike jured. »fx were policemen Follow­ _ ■ ■■ wwa - - r e enreerned over Nr UThe nnd the <mtipanv arc ing the brief scuffle, 1(1 of the ;r,11 rnaiio w.. f ;«t ion t>f t iii* i»nrt »o rp^umt* iii oil itmai am i I company'* buses *nd trolley* got of the r uiiu’fs thnt l im n ul M*itnrp in to resume debut* todny on Itu*■| „ I»nir i- > « # through to the street and were I h" I i ,■ . P oit A rthur 1% m m en m 7 .. ">»» eharge* that war is Uuug put in operation Joint Kii' ‘it. t hitu*M« ntlmiliifl* rrn*i* of It* 1 *1 rontw jto h o u r . K O ta riH IIH H e waged In Ja v a. In PhJ| ■delphia,.the strike be- * ^ > 8 t ration of (tie ( Kan tern nnd t ' A W offu’inL in tin ittedly are J 8 In te re s te d I n The R usaitn. have followed up South Mau ,i it. if i aihs n> i* which g*an a t one minuU .past. midnight. H*«nti-tfud vv;h such n prospect* their charge with a demuul th*. providr tin A lready it has psrslysed tran sit t«» hntrrh. Hut | ,retiideut R ,1 Tliotuas of Ktiation com* facilities fo r 3,000,000 dslly pa»aoo° d aily p a*a__ ___ _____ I R tatf J u nice the attio workers sny# he feels engcr* Pickets marched outside |, (it'lit 111] AlfttMiH Atil insist on A 1 tJon in Vr»donetia,"~l|Wever" the iH yrm - ,■ la id t«» insist that this earbant* where m ore-than H.OOOj settlem ent nt IK l-J I'cntn nn Drancli Rickey, owner of the Koviot motion ha* been oppo.r.Ji jI Yalta agreement is the la st of trolleys,. ,bus**I and_ subway and *ay hour l»eei»ii*e the company has i Brooklyn Dvxlgers, praiseil San- vigorously by Britain, whose |Uie v i n ' mu, hi i _ .yemrnis of >t* elevated trains vfsre stalled | fettled with it* H O electrical accused by j kind wtilvhcld fro,,, publication. • fcf ford baseball facilities In a talk troop* have i* the worker* at that- figo««, Thi»mif» 3 w walkout, ” * ,*°"*t which wmen J* *"• “pec-'l a f th* Rotary turtcheun today and Russia Fftlrnetii A lasU . ChaTIiT group j w y . f „ nku |h r H retrieal w-^k \ of. inteeferrlng ,c in te r m a j4 ^ 'h l i e cidC-Whipped WTilet. sill! pound the met' pnd by the city's tran sit i u b| th a t the baseball school now affair* of the litdonestans j|> * K * a I of su n Ivor* almutrl the wrrrkwd ♦■ain.hip I k ' Wi .p l.r t,, Irnlf daring ■ * !•,,« . hftvt. ' "lh‘ tiunuiiubile • '** i1i* B 1^ . being conducted here i« the b e d r*y over ma<mnia 111113 U Vj aS hI «Lo ul yjt ilrtk whik itunttiiitf The controversy Ind.mrstni |jjJ >j f. 1 j . gJ Ct Tl H I I l S Ul l U .1Ik*ft'i i+* * ** ”■ u> ,v . l! ^ worker* n s a stm t _s > t* « k d * w n for | c>mp h« h a . ever seen. As for tiiBi ftwn ■ by u m jjw aflt* |V i 'w-^ «• <• ^ ure h ^ i Iwpp mark^di *jy u u p w ttf'1 | tl ? ^ ti ‘n #* jf» . . ’ eKjmi^ ^i=rf! rv^^npl Til® stiik went ngi’Hipd riu i bi.At. is IS'., the M l'tw hnf nnrttt. i l1|lion ^ ^ r r r l,lr „tM V * lte r •‘. A . of thi* section, he i l-il.MtmllotiHt H,„.nd|Th.«t..t I Kridher. lu.wever. Insist* .th a t r nuemawi* tt and aa, croar U pf v fecV and said -h* - _____ ' J 17MHK* ntrikinir LiM einployi^ , T l(|‘V*iMif»porUl(drl . company wiAM to go to W b « tU r . t h , r hicf Soviet dele- i ]L'r *»n » \ F Y n w o ll ahiMiiri morr than lA l J has offefed m 1 1 cent boost, say­ on*. I gat* to the UNO assembly, A n - i r i O H I Fj . I O s v L I I i tvNt* hour ing th a t it cannot afford anything Declaring th a t he is interested | drei Visldnsky j hi another aut«* y.m / u ciUputr. more. The 'assistan t director or In bringing eeveral club* o th e r. However, lame quarters The f*ri if B. I.. I'rrkiiHi, ••* j th r WilIjrF-UvFrlaml Company the United State# C onciliation, than the Dodger* In one training , , y there i* a posilbilit) i talili.tn-.l here in HUB, today an I ha** granltfdl ri»ist‘n <»f tt^ii cents ,*y. .* Jloemrd| Colvin c*n,Pr ••id, w ant Imloncfian diipute may h e 1 n«Mmrw| the purrhn^e of the por nn hum to 3,f»0U nf its (•■orkrr*. * t -it.. # the- W oodruff L ../# ti.ai»ii*.n ed th a t ha wijl confer with PTC turn somewhere hereabout* ____ ,_____ , ......... , it tinn of lluildinr. »holvfcl—at least ___ temporarily { * mniMtiy nfficinin snhl th^ nc » and union rep ru e n ta liv e t until year. And { am trying U> arouse, pending the nutcome in Batavia j now occupied by the City Drug • *111 continue ■A aetUement i t reached. the interest of you RoUrUn* l n | oI negotiallims he tween the Dutch f C, nqiany for ftB, 000 from A. F!. Mefinih* i*i»ticnr U v inviting u* to come back.” 1 mmj {J,e iiulepeiulenre-secking nn- 1 Ymvrlt \ • -•' 1 1 1 for thr wtmlr autp in Mr. Rickey wa* Introduced Ly. tiVCI, Dutch source* say they D »ti« also announced (hat •Initt * Bob Finch, general m anager »f [ believe the Indonesian* will u» It. I.. Perkins. J r., has entered (It the Dodgers, who in turn was in-1 ^ .p t „ Netherlands offer of f l r „ , * -third p artn e r, to It I •m s l y ‘ i n k h * n «/i* troduced by George Touhy who limited Independence. , IVrkins, B r ^ H i J i / N l!“ l Inn Tin iiijiinrUivM Imiitmp' the *tir Mt riiKfit* had charge of the program. A Tin- iicu p u rlro r lm< jm^ i * ill* Wf . ’ff'l I Slui. s.f ' hf 1114k *'t llllt•Ik - (■ number of basrlioll players and pict.-d u (h ire year (mil >‘f «Is,I ( vlt»prtti>‘« plant mi K.ii *nri w U,i .( ■ Jaiiuai > . LU-aUir (tm tliH fJ On l*«if f a i r I 4*|*411 *1*. .Stilt Maniigrt II Ki' ahif ) , N J vi a * nuitir permit* WASHING 1'4IN, > ^ , 1 1 , cii.-.HI- ni*li| fihfit > Vter ( hr»t«» rlltnir Jum ra .J I .rlii uiiii —'I'hr Su|ireme (*ourt has L, .Ill'll Wltli I iritjiT, y»t nittitii mnink' I Hr 11 R c tU rilH F r o m I n d ili Mr- R*'b>'>". who hi s been C.n rrfusril to intersrne in th r NUERNBERG, F*b. 11. « V T? s> a 11 m n a _______ ,n(Ht(‘d with the firm fur tin* past . 1. i rt'u .tiy ; . urutim, riilfd tH«t mnnH picktU Jumiiiry l!H case nf Japsnese Lieutenant K e 8 U m C 8 New datalla on th* N atl plans for C a i T O U inic i* not pviurful vm lawful. No r> i ii- ’ " i. __ _ _ ..., 21 year*, snlil th a t | Ian* «vic 22 |»*’U*Fitl iiH-n.i l' G rneral M asaharu llotnma. the liestructionn of Yugoslavia) 'p«t'(fixations w n r nmliihn*tl In Tntiil uni t iii n t j I iL7*C» .is •tvsif k r RZ ' , ^ .s rh in el'eJlu rin a to occupy the biiil-tA new b'lsinrs* (.it ‘-u d i.n l «flT he g v n rrit » «• -convicted , m hsva been presented to lha intern*llr\nal .«w-IIMa t tribunal. lelKtinnl k Miifti, <*aiit|miei| with m .Isnuory. thr o fdrr a % t« I In* ijumhtT <»f S h !? t» f « fhwJr^ ™ n G v » tn r , !; i,,t: •luHn|f cmr.lng aum ntri. establirhctl heie l.i-t s* a war criminal in Manila national asunsses r crime* tv , ItHft. .t 57 m »■i rt.t Kltir- jiirkrt* tli xi wnulil ln* fiiVrplJildr. r 0{,n T V j r State* m* t e / nand ure- 1 N,,« , h} fu tu re s have been„,i*orders! and h c n lrn rd to Ik- shot. A tv, Howard. i>. •• Vernon Carroll,_ who prior to 1to the D ata offered by the Russian pro­ United r<MrVB, ion for « “ •* uf i*ln friills* «'•.<! '• ih'iiMi • (oLillei) Ilomip*- ..... hid ......................... asked the entirt t llownill . , t "Blhl. secution indicate# th a t H itler had entering the Navy on Aug. H, ceivpd his discharge on Feb. s , .1 *» U|l|»|.*spl been mode with tile (.ra-t-l jto(| take |,im <i 21 4.ill?7 iintfhim nut nf nf, the hand** hands* (iaine-vjlle. rlnsi'.t ordered the country virtually ell- liFU, served with tne Sanford Fire a fte r 20 month* in the service ' slut* -s*!i iii n I «• 1 \ I I*?* fix tu re Company. t „/ ilitar) liint.iing nn First nf ||, thec m militar) ml Hated as a sta te —“ruthlessly IFepartment for a year, and who H# arrives! in Sanford last week * ’ A ll.Ily and 'laid . I with a . •! unit- -Uhl* i ■ • .1 im I>ec. 28, received his honorable w here he is visiting relatives. ! .Mr. 1Holison «al*>. * " “said that ••« and w ith lightning speed.” t uhi»* itf I 1' ! MANILA. Feh. Ji. bV>— A VI ileuder, Sanf. ,Cpl. Drown went overseas to *. * : " 11 iecorating i< The w ar crime* tribunal has ditcherge, has* resumed work with 1i ■•I I.-1 O iiihk'f' u I nlted Stale* military rnOimisat-.n n..u„. .-.I t.«la> N atl Invasion Gylng from "iM,," nr“ J‘r«Mt r° r * beep told th a t the th# 'N Invasiop i Chief S a c k Cleveland's crew of 10 November of 1044. Dying - .1 llir pf-.-Im * i Miami '.Beach to Catablatica,. *l“ ^e ** Included in the nl(erat}nq i,u» nri!7r*J.dei«lii>Y muaketrv fm A.i.ml "(n s! ' fhe fighters, i » m |. occupation o f' Yugoslavia *» nI *1 II - s . <| Urn'* \nlti**sl . I .pnncse tirneint A lofaliarii Hum .11.1 I M at' 1 During the tim e he wns In the thence to Egypt *nd India. Fot - , 1 " '""brought death to 1,0&O,OOO l|hhn.|fi* ■■I in" it um* iviiv *s.# montha nr hr W#» aumunpu »lb tinned ii» in S P r v i f , f> 'r ' K i n f l om. the man |t„ ci.m n-led nf MW-.u:) .Tiled, thnufh persons—or more than on* tenth NaVy, h* attained n fating Of Bin 14 moniftn ' * 1II.N i‘ l ( ponslbility hM v I'tmnd II Jte -||| I Whl*1l *WIt ll *• I-c and, was on ronvoy duty in the *■ punslbilily for (tw deaths nK u d J *ttive thl» Ledo, India, end is t e r~ was *entt ) U V t t l l , L of th# defeated population. fTtu for*J* Lfofm n»»* ltroiktng f**r . ntuparrtl I#• iiliil'M irks (jro * ^ l i ptt A . The N ati ' fuehrer I t changed A tlantic area... lie is the. son of •Ulhting. in ............. t .. .jlh t.-rr > »* IT.tul 17.701 e.p rrirn c rd hall p layer. *hn will he jnfatnouv kith,-i is with high htirlt *. ....(fl .i’ll with Issuing an order th a t epee- Mr. and Mfa. R ,' C. Cgrroll of » • ■ Jm th march, .• sti^in K . ItaiflM u«*h h«u*i* - anil btOifa whn li i*r*»u^iit «t an unurttakt* li» m bituft hoy* «*t h. tv e j Ifiad th a t Belgrade wa* to be an ­ Osteen. Two brother* *hltv Ju st Twtore . fJjWSpcnlence was specialists will -p( • J ft'* t.ill i*s>k i nVerege uf a { lann sponsored Junior jarague. it nihilated by continuous day and in the service and on* of them, pasaj.1, t'ltbnfhik rfiaile a brjef VvwjI insulalion «e,.roF.ulking. j Runner* up wer«»: I'otatnes. '*'** aturounced li> Kitgr Won n ig h t a ir bombardmsnL lie la Ray Carroll S-lc, is' still in th e h# came horn* by w ay of 8ln(taIJ speech In (Whfch hethanked tire Mr. Howard, ' will' m anngr IC.41H sack. Ihtl Ihl at I'tO.lTS; tjlys»*>_ Raa»»»y *t the meeting ch affed witfc -telling his foreign Navy. The other tw o * r» .T -8g t. poro, Manila. Guam, Wake. Frorl he ro ccmcemtsiere, Tiu^lin.k |.‘> yi'ars IceltT g lettuce, t'.r.TH .inlc* at rrid ay . 'V t . , n ren # m ligstar—Joachim Von Ribbon- Blanford Carroll of Mather Fur-. H arbor artd Seattle, Wash, whtre v l i l l ^ V ^ ^ ^ J ll'lV e U ^ l'u n e rv A ^ r " ib u n a l for the courteous treat- Ithe experieni.' in tht* tSie uf work $27,4S5; snap U'iiu-. Ikli hlisltrl Lions from Nanfi.nl Mcre _ mtrop— th a t no diplomatic Inquiries a a r# Company and T-Sgt. R. C ‘ ha arrivad la* t Jan . ,H0 exactly , atid comes tm K|.n i lti from Nuilli ham pers lit f'J'J.M I; pepperr, vl,c,|l 1,1 ntte-'i.i lh> Ljon* district SI days out df India. were to be made, and no U ltim a­ trail. «v>s ' n p erato n w*r«Hj»mong the ftj.e.n * , two units al * « t . gnq r f r itlt,, meeting ul the hU»Ua Gun t dub, tum waa to be presented." - i — C_ jdy't>f,.pf UnKVIi.riila I’owmL Jod | ImnUHRatelyiMicc hi* speech, Camlinn. For the p .- t i.iiue^vlllf tw*e ‘ ut glh. 1dV. and tang * J Tnesda) evening n f 7 n n ..’deck The Soviet prosecution V ha* LightT'orolfifh? who yercived 3<iin. ' ,lr court tnhj-floatmh thrfl he had he has Ih' i' ii i.s n tc I • d '-g a th er-1 0.520 eriftes. units it Sltl.l<gl l - I*. Bow ell outdid Lion Jum e. sentVAced whero he ho* su|h-rvi subm itted a sworn statem ent by pnny .scrvKV4dn* during January, j'®*'1 found guilty and ai ititn rttu n lA i j Mm io be shot, Homma wa* rtriping insulation ... M l house. Tom alois, which re. m l ly lilt o the w artim e prem ier o f Germanthe most fined man taken immedintclv IntmedJatcIv \d on F ... in , the , club, _.iit.... .. Muken to ; lair lotion I rHi --!,. The The purpose purpiise of n f the tin* new now concern high point pnmt of flO.fdt u rra ir, . A occupied Serbia—fie ld - M arshal softer u f War protect itull.ti building* from t» .at,, average.| *.V»I during the month by fining himself -0 cent.* for not I*) to nrolect . S r fCamp, f i . number. I, Ts<t« ■ '^ M l l a n N ed lo -A tat i he came to - *' — • — — decay, 1 *• 41-3,281 in crates — * an • making linking a favorable report in bo­ term itean.l* ollier l u . ) onil brought uulslde -Mpbil*. There, llotnma told, term* and paid gurney to th e lead■If ooff lthe ... tennis com m ittee.. ld M r.' f.1^50 in lugs. I’eas, .many of Half I joihrd his *uccM*or In the-Philip- •cctkj’ n n d , according 1‘ e r o f th e Chstnlka—General D ra_______ .1 »IJru te n a n t fGen '.h Howard, It's emit- 1 them locally grown, brought *2.33 j Tail T w ister Dick F.lsberrv had pine*. command, ___ its sloge:t ia Mlhallovic. Thie U said to n ltin.1i.-l hamper for n total of "o" "f the most delightful da)-* crnl Tnmoyuki ‘Y nm a'hlta, aim I fo rt Ihnl pay* for n -elf." have happened w ithln-faur month* "*■ | * in hi* "tail t wi s t i n g ’ career by MIA' Mllt"nce nf forr w, war a fte r the conqueat of Yugoslavia. i ’tr In flic* N avy, nml nhw u under. u m tart'a«itrace ni dcl.lh uea o to i ' Si., c i .. w " con*'tiucl ion progresi ,S i reviving II fines from member* 'afm lra by some of Ih y MASONS t o m e e t lineman #nd E. It: WtUlnk, N ow , « n « H rommilted by h * traope. a t do to -65 cents per X M lU te. now a hatper. GjV .r • folks In, Washington who s r e ^ r v bus 1 report ml „„ the algid stall market h\ wJ‘y "[ for *hclf„V„n* Y sm aih ita s ta s * nI ready hi ..Mttteaea " ,. *1.,,- »(.. \Mr. t r nf i»mm *Mon Ifestlji Jhg OF A didn't the Government employ," said gin* " *• 1 b^cn rtviow eJ Lv <#er>«ri»l Dhuk Ii Monroe (.'hapier.'N'o, I r.. <.f th .. add Itin i), an.l ^according Kun(U H(r,ye<1 or#re cikiumitiian. deV0t4d . s -1 1 I 7 ," -T . TLak.hvwi.ts. A fir nterulJdV .'aoy such retell price*, William L. Wilson, dlcaclpr MnrArOiur. Th* supreme ABird" Rnyni Arch Mason* will have i Lehman there is little proliablllly . . . through the Florida Rtate F s r t n m ’ Market* to ' be p sid —Al least we' asttepe commander ha* upheld hi* eon j their regular meeting Tuekdav lh a t it will b-> eomplotml for use ■ the expense* today,. In diactueln^. problcjn* victlon and death sentence and d* night ut t i 30 n'riock at which t hi* season. Rhorlage of lumber i I . L- . • 1 I 1, . s ta ts end m t* affecting th*'- SNtte7* .producU. •alas- airw eVTdenl^*1being m*^e. decreed that Yamashlta go ignom , t(als the degree nf M.ssl. Kseollent nud nails an.l uthvr prialurls hs* „ . . i t «A. ^. .2 , national * iconvention*. lOaroas St those priees— ' ----ak of these people—blind you. »■A rthur H. Beckwith, J r., Ik.uwH1 * -heard haae.( any'Indlca a nn Imlln*. e a Air'llsktttss * ■ m h i . t JW». iniourly to the gallows, stripped M aster Will bo conferred upon a bnmpere.l the work. At present a m fT 'lia ro n ’t not all, but some of them—who Lieut. M. H. I.*#, US NR, uf the of all m illtrry accoutrements, JACKSONVILLE. Feb. 1 1 . < < F > class nf candidates. All member* the platform ha*, been Completed .! soa oi H r. and U n . A. Hv Beck facta- la *i>dJ’Uqp;o£ the m*iV*te beitig hver- — One Floridian bps gone on ilm nm a'i c**e now also m ust go are urged to attend. Visitor* will nnd work ha* started on the up­ Norfolk, Va. Naval Air Station, ttoo . the - feet* d t with of <08 Weat N ineteenth ------ - *“ WHht Ihl*-indicate* Is record n*l being egdinst a pro- to M aeA rthur for review. was a guest of the club. He ha* 8 tWp*. '.retaroad irom Camp be welcomed. right*. he GPA can stubbornly prosetl cross sta te canal In . . . . . ____attitude e* been visiting Mr. and Mr*. Tom .»• Standing yesterday where he reHomma'* trte l lasted five ____ jU*si cillsen who pay* refuse to etlow the producer* to Florida. Bolt. ” ’ celted w* htinorOhle diaehafg* weeks. In addition to responsibi­ " a legitimate price—but price* for product* and tfcaa She is Florida’s Oral’ woman from the Army a fte r serving - prevent a 1lot of mark-up candidate for the United Sluter lity for the But aim death march,* over three yetro with th* 4fl5th issum el that .th # poor Jtvd Homma r/aa accused of bombing CIIAMBKR HEADS TO MEET farmer ia g tttfa g '» !* hand over __ —tiaere along lh* 11a*. S en ate—Mr*. Polly Rose Balfe. Signal R adar Mai Manila a fte r it had been declared The regular monthly meeting v ,^F 'h ate to ary It, but there Mr*. Balfe1 say s those in favm an open city. Homma also was A fter enlisting, of the Board of Director* of the .ffU p j.' this m atter of »ti«w- • r e ajOparontly some peb p la-— * of th e canal have failed ullcrlv on Nov. d, H l l hlaraed for continuing artillery te a berry eelllng* about O U tt « • to’ official place*—-*ho resent T h irty eight tlrml nnd happy-, tra\* n-d vw etaW e judging in Feminol* County Chamber o f lo *how a ; reel need for th* Dr* on the fortress of Correjrldor D. C. he eerved have had so many eonferettee# meinlwr* of th* Seminote'-Cbap which two local team s competed Commerce will be held a t 8:00 "big ditch.t J . * a fte r General Jonathan M. Wain. all rig h t (or defenee in­ ter. F uture Farmer* nf America, teams of FFA boys from all o'clock tomorrow night at tho H er s ta te * 'ra t follows an an ­ JFL Mon right h*d offered to etim n d e r arrived back S aturday night from with over the state, ' City dial). M anager Edward H ig­ d u s try worker* .to make big nouncement iby Senator Andrew* w G o u t Teat the la st American strongpoint In th* Tam pa S tate F a ir where with or Florid* th a t he will try to the Philippine*. Ground Force*'No. On the Seminole team for beef gins pointed out th a t this wilt 4,000 boy* from all chapter* of ami dairy citth r Judging were: not be a dinner m eeting. win Sedhte approve) to reinstate th e Southern Slim - - M the state,Lthey participated in th* lobn Runddey, worker# u make big wages, and the *K.OOO,MO appropriation -for a t Camp Murphy, team captain. pim r7R ER 8 nK Ptm TK i> (hat the canal: -The Ilouw knockevl organisation's program . They left Thomas Bronson and Verne Clark. BNHOUTK TO BT A f t A \ m a r Waat Palm ^ W* Various schools report over. But it*, a crime on the school bus from the chap­ the appropriation o u t of the bill Ralph Johnson was tram captain E a ste rn Signal I clothing collections f o r ■t ’I ' R obert Brook*. FIc, United te r house a t f.:00 A. M. and re ­ on the fruit nnd vegetable J u . progress fo r -t _ armer to get a little l a s t . wd*k. j F t, Moomouih. N. l g - 'In__Jf_# rtegTceiling which th* turned a t about 1 1 P. M., nrcnrilin the bank. IF* » crime S tates Navy, son of Mrs. William He form erly in# team which birliyled Herman t« * T this Diurnlng % j j j SSupt. T, W. M gat *a 8 uupt. T.. W I ^ w^-'' rhi Brooks of this city. Is on# of th# Ing to Ale* R. Johnson, ngrleul- Gann ami Dick Frank. C ltY COMMISSIONERS TO ia havinu having clothing- to r., ' to whfl* .tl# team* , were judginy, toil. Perannp te nre ore ndvl ndvlsci to Mr* Johnson, took. bis,;grotip. .of contribute PHILADELPHIA^ Feb. I t. (A P) r rj^ c h persona have been Injured to d a y I n 'fig h t­ ing ' bettreFn poTCe ' keta in the tran sit strik e a t L ancaster, Pa., while th e Philadelphia ' tra n sit strik e ’mb** produced the biggest fflce Jam In the city a history, w PRESIDENT TRUMAN'S noml- Branch R ick ey P r a i s e s Local B aseball Plant ’%f*iSoT2Slo J 1pti'purrd in offer iaice ilt- Returning To City tS i S r ^ .iX ^ > r >i!K 8^*w S tc re B u l*d ™8 _ ^ Military Court Lehman Says January Sales At Sentences Homma State Market Reach $468,818 To Be Executed Report Shows 22 Percent Increase Over _ Japakesu (*cncral Is IIeV<l Responsible For March Trial Reveals How Nazis Planned To Destroy Yugoslavia Cpl. Roosevelt Brown N,,> " Total Sales For January l nit Sales Total 21U,7Sr» Now Business hi Building - Trades Is Locatod Here v . •L Duty With Fire D ept Lions ^cek Men To Instruct Junior Loop Ball Players 6?.1^<{iSSSit£‘roJ5ri AwardedToCroshy. ;:;it,.AW " ! Moure And .DanidSis 25,:& r. A s ; ; ; , r : „ r *»“«•h" ide Of W ashington O fficials S g t Arthur Beckwith Discharged By Hdwtf tfcraftha... -dm Candidate Opposes th*f[ dtdntT Croia State Canal jfi Thirty-Eitfht Tired But Happy FFA Members Return From State Fair m ^ -* jP H L a s “• % 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 08, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 08, 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 08, 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/134a67de696d1d0bb9c2221e39970a20.pdf 3b0ee9f03a38b9b7e00d93484dc07358 PDF Text Text ♦.cry* THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE SIX him what we knew, hut wasn't n e e m a ty tor Benny rsonal interest in S anfdru.and returntd to the beam. Benny i athletes. The door of his O r ­ portlculuily impressed with lando home was constantly open way I’ejer Sehaal played Tils >ole . With. to anyone who needed his assist­ in the affair. T o show you lum he was impressed, here’s what ance. Ills name? il£arry Greene. JULIAN STENSTROM Penny hud to say: Herald Sporta Editor Kahn and Kchaal Th is Is nn out nmf out plug fo­ The day before the Florida il 11 lend of mine. a. guy, by the A Vial tor -a O u r good friend Floyd Palmer St ite l.eaeur mid-winter meeting wny, who darsn't nerd a plug- like strolled into the office yesterday was held on Jan. 27 al the M ay- this or any part of it, >n I feel afternoon with n young man we fair Hotel, we receive,! a wire 1 can write it without atabniias, think n lot of an<d have admired from llenny Kahn, sport* editor ing him or myself. lie is I'rtrr Sehaal, a g i r l i .-j slrvce o u r. early days in high of the Daytona Peach N ew a-Jourman of rich baseball experi­ *cWln. - lie Is notv Connected writh nal. asking •uB*V-f'Awwwf A nother potato in the pot for him at the ence, varied talents, ronairire. the Prudential I-lfe Insurance able enthuaiasm and enormous Company. He form erly played confah. Penny had just returned from a tour of duly with the good will. ' football al the U niversity of N avy. I’eter urd to be a newspupeiRenny talked with me a b o u t1 man himself, and his last Job in rg he was head coach of O r" *’ f ie"l- of endeavor H igh School'* T i m * Ilo 'h T iw the rr-organitation of the j the Journalistic tea* also a great friend of \Vhltey ! league had progressed. We told I was u* sport* editor of the Or Mrl.uran Biiil even though pe cosuhr-tl nl Orlando, he tpek n G % a ,c f r U. S. 1 M aine POT AT OES 10 it* 35c Florida B roccoli Kla. Green C obbago Florida Fla. Red RI1M P o lo lo o s Van C am ps C H I L I oldon, C om ilock Q u o ittio d Beets 19c Ib, 27-oz C a u liflo w e r Ib 15c CARROTS 27c •oz g la ss 2 18c _ _ 2 Zrisp, Stiver Floti Sou#? K ra u f no 2*4 15c Mild Florid*, I-Rrj^e. C rltp Out rovofila R u ta b a g a s C olertf P eas Polished IdAho IJaklnf; P ecan s Lend O Sunshlo* Ptanui O ranges 47c ib , Kull lO'Julce S t e 5 T am s Ib, 3 In Meat) Hags G rap efru it 33c P o ta to o s 15c Hslki 25c Georgia Sweet Potatoaa Sweet Juicy BUT T E R 23-0* 49c 2 P o ta to e s ib 29c lb . Hupcr S|mi<11 10 I b , w S o c ia m e n lo T om oto Juice 24c 46-oz Phillip's Toraalo Soup S u n s h in e Krtspy Crackers ib-Pk0 *17c Ch*l Boy At D-* Epaghslii 29c a n o th er . Tender, Dreased, Drawn GRADE A BEEF ^ amr ^ t F a t Stewing Hens ib 49 c Kat. Dressed. Drawn Turkeys ib 59 c Tot Baeka-Solt Boiling Bacon Lean Plata Tip* Short ib 15c ib 21c Smoked Boiling 20c Meaty Chuck Roast S tew ib 19c Fresh around ib 26c Bacon Otoda A Sugar Cured B i t Bacon Ham burger<b25c Maryland Eg. Sid. ★ PIG PORK SALE! Pork Chops u> 3 0 Liver ib 21 Pork S id e s it 2 5 v V k K n u c k l e s ib 1! AA GRADE Wo,lorn RIB CHOPS lb — WHOLE LEGS lb D M l l CROSS CUT SHLDR lb H AVI D BREAST STEW lb I Fla . Caught HperMe T ro u t IV TK It Na l I \ll*||* *V I M K N T « » F T i n : H T A 1 K ill Cl \ I • FU H II |)\ 14) «» F II H H N lu t\. ..A gent T r tie lse e | •feiulntrlrr* t Niiinty I Fund 34- ok V4-lb lbs Ib - Ib b Ib RpanUh ' M ack crol MS Whits Yes Wash • lu W h i t * pVfl 8c P R O TE C TIO N (OR HOMIS. (AIMS, fACTOtltl AK0 IQUIPMINT You'll uluw_wl(h pride nl Ihc chnnjfcd :tppcaranrc.o£jttur newly pninted home. And whul n relief lo Know It Lh protected nuainMl wear and weal her for a lottR tlnyc In com.*. Our job in lo furninh you wilh the pro­ per ntalerials and advice an to how lo use Ihcnt. We have them in slitck; t>ur lonn experience iiuulifiCM um to be helpfutT LET US ASSIST YOU IN SECURING RELIABLE PAINTERS • --w “T h c l - M"1p ie te l ’a in t A n d (ib u o i'N lo r e ^ — Sanford Paint & r Glass Co. n.KTCHKH E. BOLLS, Owner FOR SALE NICE SIX ROOM ONE STORY HOME in DHKAMWOI.D SECTION House has three bedrooms, living room, dininn rmim. kilchen. Two car garage. Two large lots well land­ scaped. Shown Isv appointment only. Vrke?8 ,5 0 0 00 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS PIIONE "REALTOR” ATLANTIC HANK KLIN!. 7.12 5-Piece MA'PLE SUITE Attractive American Colonial bedroom iiuitc in Mellow Maple, A real value if yott’ro looking for a way to furnlah your bedroom smartly anti . ' jtomfortably nt low coat! Con- 1 f i t siata of Bed, Chest of Drawera, Vanity, Night Stand and Vanity Bench. vCOlL SPRINGS :... r- '• ft FELT MATTRESS .. ......... 17 f e a t h e r GREYHOUND RACING 1.45 29c 19c 42c 37c 33c Kitchon Teatsd Flour p il l o w s Chifforobes Walnut fioiahed with five ro o m y drawers aiuI mirror d oom . Hanging apace for 15 to 20 garments. BOUDOIR CHAIRS Tonight's All-Star Ke C I O R O X 1 2 c Q t 17c ft-g a l2 « c Quantity C H E E R S P A IN T Races S tart ^ 9 8:00 P.M. Sharp WHEN, AVAILABLE C O L O R made with vitouzed oils Ib Fins For (fo ilin g Lo b a le r s T-|*r 1 TI i !*4 «!«.- T H F P R O T E C T S PITTSBURGH PAINTS K * C b u Sausage u> 3! Shoulders ib 2 9 c( , a H j l-ola 14 to t l llb»ek 2 K ntim lna**r* Addition No. I. Flat Hook 3 Fagrr 24 A 2T ! "I* 3 f 3, E T. t k 4 11. 13. I t 13 A 14 llbrrt; 14 Sod Herd Ion HanUrnta. Flat |I«miW 4 Faff** 30 29 A in l«c»* *o| Franklin Terrace Flat Itt^.ii i V a k * ?2 lo t . 103 A |f»4 Ftenklln Terrace Flat Itonk 2 f'BBC ;« Is^t I^T KranWlln Terrace Flat Il'Mlit 3 png,. 74 lo ts I r» a 11 Him k I \Vhlt*«dt|b« F*re| A'illtlon In Oen*-va Flal Honk ? Peg. r.f fed It fllork | Wlill* oml/w First Addition to fIrne\g. Flat |l*»ok S Fa«e 30 lo t 1} |l|ork I Whltromb'a First rAildltlon to tleneva. Flat Ibw^k 2 I •»ipr r. a •. —* l-e»*t Frank I* Woodruff*, Hub•flvisr.n F •«, t It.-ok 1 F-*ge II. K*4 of Ittnrk 4 Tier Jo The Town of H -rford led ? Illork 4 Tie r II Tire To* n of Miiiifirrd I *•« • I? 4 ti TII.m I 1 Wbltrnmb'e Fber \d«tltlon to Hen* %a Flal Il.-V.k ? |*age '.0 f» t* 1 • 4 l<> itfo.-k 4; HanIsirdi- FI H ItnnW 1 |*ag*-» •4 « i 4 £t lade 1 t 17 A 1« Mln-W I aii'l» Ft.,i It-.>vk t |'.i|^« *;;r. P A I N T iii The Charm o f Maple I-L B . J A R DI N NE R S .9 Township 21 South, flango 21 ■•Kail. •txit 24 lllock r Hitsiim Vista C r* tatra flat llouk 3 I A. *rt‘|uar«< In H\Y 1‘o rn rr of lad Si HI. ivkiplis fla t llook I I’M * I I I . Il-M N B roruer ..f |>,t , 11ii.Vk •2 Tie r * The Town Of Hanford, run H 2. degrees. W to MK Tot n .r ..f . mIiI l.o s. i; it. nanford slrant IJne. N 3i ilrg rre . I: i„ Point Bast of Ilr* . \V lo I ten . Mertlon I* Toniialilp |» Hotilh Itsngr 31 loltl. •ail.. II. 13. I - * J , III,,, k •■»>»tel Hits*- Winter IIT.nlel*.Huti. division. Plat li.o.l, y I’a*.'. I l l 112. * It*. lads A. It r , 11 i:. y , 11, ||. I. I. K. I - M. N ' a O lllock I I Amende., Plat of «'ry * l«l la>ke Mliores Plat Rook S P*«e I*. A. Ik P. l l B.- y . II. II. I, J . K. I . Jl. S . O. P. g, ll. H T I' * V III.o-1; SI Aoirnd.'d I'lai of Crystal latkr Mhores Plat llook . • P»K» I* *H |h<» ft.^Bf »: I 2 f.« ft of lltork 2 Hpurllng IfelghtN Flat llook ( Cage 14, la*|e | A 2 fllork »A I*r«-nnie old -fHaf--Hrmk— 3 r . Tte»"tw Jl 9H 'i T Flat lhN>k I Fa gee 30 #. 99 lad I ni.uk 4A Dream wold Flat Fngr« H T I 4 'T l a T llook I FagrH !•* A 9b. 1-ot* 142 A 114 Van A redale 0«* borne flrnkerage (Nsinpeii) * Addi­ tion. to lltaek llammnrk Flat Hro.k I Cage 31 las»tt D n F Henp# U n d ComliafiV'e** |*|al of Mlark Hamoo. k Flat Mo.sk ? 1‘ i if* * I |n A 111. V 9 A- of *: |s A. of N E ‘« of Npdi Hee||,»fi f 2 Township 20 N nilh Fangs 12 Kart, lad 21 Milton HdUare. Flat IPiok 3 l*age 34 l Nd .‘ I Miltrsn Huuaie. Flat lbd>F ^ Fage Jf I m*I I Ittnrk 14*Cliapmiin k Turk* era Adrjjlfflp I’U l lUmfc i |*gjn llE III= lll(IIE III= lll= lll= IIIE IIIE illE III= IIIE III= III COFFEE no 1 pubtfeitv L E G A L aN O T I C E ii**, aod of this i% Tiles n i i k i i r i i n i i i - u y t i i i ;I 3 1 'T I I J l K ll l l l . « U K I 11 u»sf j *Ccnic Florida spot it attested n t h i : ,1.111: ue* k i .u i i i u i . in by the fact that Silver Springs J A-VII I'O H IC H IM II.K t ll l I I I I Is widely known from the rocky l\ I I I V M k H t . III. U J 3 roasts of Maine to the shores erf i :i *Hiti£i. i. ii o i i . i m :.,.: t'nlirnrnl* und |ioints Pacific. P ialniui. Paschal I is a hobliy with Hchaal. and hr has been secretary, UUClA.VKAIt. * l»rfr l*<L.ilil statistician and the publicity HT.VTU UK K IX IK II i a , UltKKTIsMJH drum -bealrr for the Florida TO 1.1*11 Kl. ti. IllJl |«IN L A I . tvtpsgr Stale league since It, i x i p rirm rfsiasitrt and sdaina i* 113 iiw 1931. U -fsv k r he waj^ a a e * Itrr •«* r lr r « l, A llirni, L|Rlk« I'p u n t), U c«h i i Im: ' f l hJir e pnlirvv in,line iis■ glwHlarTwrTliB po iT Mitt IIBIlIf) iMkllllrd (Ilia I »V4|I t w n i n i l l l fit h * a tM > | an in v f«e|V'*U im n h r ll«R (Jtttt I mMI ganifnl H|2rblll tivsiue~ni the >ou iii ih « Csttull ( W ( for Hr ml* Vts U , Hole Countjr. Kiorlda. In rh a n rrr j, Sehaal brings an assortment of D) lltirrrl la* , llouitnrMUa |t*ft» art# lirrrlij * irtjulfcu i« f||« ><tur valuable a,sets to his job in the Mrrltlrn appraranlr will, ih«- l.'lrrlt* Fla. loop. He has a lively in­ of a«id Court in (h r i numv i huii telligence. is a trigger-quirk math­ llouRt al Hunforri. HtukJs, oil or ematician, ami know* the game Isrfofr 3lomla> Hi* .(fit Uh > of A. D., 17(4. i»r a default outside in. He is' outspoken and Match. will hr rnlcrrtl SK-thM you and forthright und sometimes sharply 4aId iMUsr proirru rX |»uflr. 0,1critical, bill he is X iU i-tunLikcpiy ULIlKll—iL ai—Hh » - flatter—Ur |iit ~ uliRhrd ufirr a week |ni fout \ I i idnrerc. con^rtallva wrrka In tlir HA.NKOIlU Put the impurtanl thing Is ltt.llA l.il u i BUisfaalU, ■ * lor lit* — that Pete dor* hi* league work W|T*SKHH ui) hand and I hr a ril of •aid t.'uuit Ihis 2«th day of Janubecause he line* it. I have been A. |i... 1941 told that a much larger I t u a v L. | . IlKIlNlXiN offered Hrhaal ,10.000 to per-, Clark of Circuit Uourt for firm the sfcrrlarial-nlaliatlclanH tm ln o lr C o u n ty , Florida. O irtl) pu M Iril, las..*, i lr rejected the Y kritiian, W a l l a r r A A k rrm aiw offer, because the baseball Job I'la ltillf! ■ A llo t n r ) n U |u»l a sideline with him. It ’a u r l a n d o . F l o r i d a a pleasure, not a business. I miii iiut' guilty of overstate­ 1% TUB I IHf l IT COLItT ISP TUB w u i i j i m i i n . i tlllf't............ ment when I say that Peter SchaIT I A a .m » r o n i K a i v t i i . i : h »l \ . nl in the best secretary, etd., In T V . S T A T r. OP P l.O IIIIIA . Clnsa I) baseball, and there la no Ik 4 IIA JK -B H ,' mistaking that. He's .. equal . . . .to ‘ AO. iws.VI the joii in any ininotL-l'-iguo aftdi I U j V U - P. Jio o N , ■ ' . I'tslolHt. rapnable of handling a major Tea- i Ya. gue assignment beyond u shadow .Mr m »N of a doubt. |»af*n«tatiL If this sound* tike ti paid ad­ H T A T C t J F F U rltlH A . DltKKTI.NUH: vertisement, rhnrge it up tt» O r ­ T o Lt KLA ll >t<M»N. Who## real. • iVnra ami aitdrM«.|s t i l Rv#r* ganised Baseball. It's guy* like Kiefn A irn u r, |).i)ion, MonlPeter who make the game the aorner) C'uunl). Ohio: Yon are hereby nntlflr<l that stOI national pastime. I gue*. what prompted this for illtorc* hat been flle«l spsln^i J»»U In I hr <* rrult f'oorl for Heml* piece was Seeing Krha*l in action rn»lr County. Florida. In Chanrer>, m a in nt Sunday'* Florida State »•> FldO Th F M«H>N Y ou league diiector'* meeting here. are lu rtliy required to file your written appearance with the Clerk Incidentally. Peter foresee* a ban­ Hf »*lit t*ourt In ihe Couril) Court ner *eu*on for 1U|I0. House at Hanford. Florida, on or ” 1 look for a great *ra*on," before Monday* the Ith day of March. A !» . !9I«. or a default Sehaal ohserred. "W h y not? n lll be entered agalnel fnu and There are more people evyryn «W. rayee .pTwr-rd r « per4r. fill* - where in (he nlale, and Daytona I'llllK b .that th's notice Ire pn* Brarh certainty I* n good ex­ lilHbrd oner a week for. four i t ) ample. \ml these people have ron*e<*utl%e week* In the HANFOItll lir.lt A LP of Karfford. Florid.: ~ more, money than before. Add WITNKMM rn% hend and the Real ..f up mure pruple with more •aid Court tM « 29th itn) of Janu­ ipimey and ll means more fans ary A l». *914 at the ballpark*. I think we'll O I* Itr.llNIM iN C l e r k stf f r e n l l C o u r t fo r ha,e one of the best ( las* D Hemiirolr County Florida circuits in the countr). barring •HreI) none." ikrflllBI), NV.ilUrr A AK rtlPJn My est m u f**r Srhual in match* 1'lalntlff‘m Attorneys r,l l>\ high itR u iil for A l Combr, "rldiulti. Florida (hi* Iriigiit* who it in V IT II9 S |ht* lumlfvi .uni huthlini: muter tnl * (iuinrsvilli- and S , 1 * O l'A T , P l.n lllU A , hiitineRR ;! "? V. . .7 P B IIIII A l l , sill. IBM, AugiM linr Al In » rlcnr think­ M 'T t o : IH IIK IIB IIV fllV B N ing. cuhprt vntivr rhiip who por- l l i e t p u r s u a n t li» H e r ilw n • o f . C l i a p * B firm nil the rhuracterittica ac* I r r 19294. U w i u f F l o r i d a , A r t e of IT . K n o w n a# th e M u rp h y A rt th e | rrn litril to n gportaman, in the H f o l l o w i n g d e a e r l b r d l a n d It. Hrrnl* fu lla t neriNe of the word* Hole C o u n t ) . ' F l o r i d a , w i l l be o f f e r ­ ■What I like miaal nhout C p m l» ' d fo r s a l e a t p u b l i c o u t c r y f u r l l t r Is that lie ulMnya _ucta in ^h iit | h i g h e s t a n d tre at r a e h b id . R u b j e r l i.c 0 ii* * u of Urn ! l” . ‘ Ur, f ' llrniiio%rment 'i 1 .** r « - * i r..* ,Vtii«a . « theI tW uai t insissi.i.i.a H'leftml Fund * lu , fun*, ®'*n if hi* demon might un(| a|j i,|,|^t ni m r Court* j | *tcp on the Ine-i of u clubowntf. | house, brg nnlng al lo.o« oVlrurk I 1 hut’s u poi ii l Al feels at r on fly a . Al. tin the 11Hi day of Marrli. ll. Ills . Oul.ilie ut muni, Ipsil about— the , lu lu i«n e r’» rcsponai- A Ilr* rasemenl for r»nU righl j biiil) toward the fans in hi* city. mo feel Wlitr will Ii* le * rr»-,l Al Couth*, who is at Ihe helm frurn any pared Ihrouah jvhl,li of tlir league again alter a sua- lh*r* I* an rilstln u Mlylr It",-I ill lamia title to one half, lensiim nl play for four wartime of all prlrolrutn amt three lou rlh . ' I years, i- uptimlatlc about the fu- uf oilier ini net ala will hr reaervwl. tuto of Mot iila basebnll let! I j 111■>,-k 11 la., Kliar 1‘* Huhillvl.ion I'lal llook J Page 7o I may be an optlmlal, t umlm. larla I. g, .1 4. i A S III", k 7 ' said, "but if we uae our heada Whitcomb's 2imV AU*tlli,rn lo <teuwe'll not have one great season * ». I'lal llooh 3 I 'n a *• •#. in 11)40 hut several great sea­ Ia>l» 7 lo 33 Ii Io r - 1* T Wkltroml,'* 3n4 Aililltlon lo U rnov» I'Jat sons ahead. T h e fen* are (or Itonk 2 I'age a*. us and they're hungry for the tail 33 lllurk 7 W'llUromti'* 2nd addnl responsibility <m the Arldltlirn lo ilene.a I'lal llook 2 | return of baseball. Thi* put* I ' n g e 6«. l a r i s I I A l a llltx-k 2 K l l l i n i l l l 1 addnl responsibility on the g r r ' k At) tilt lint N o | . p l a l l l o o k ' iranagrmenl. It i* Impossible I Pages 3* A 33 | lo havr local nr Irague succeaa l a r i . 21 Irr 3* l l l u r k 3 K n l l l n l l t unlrss * r apply Ih r same sound K e l 'a A tlrll llrrl. No I, I ' l a l llratk a Paaee 31 A 2! principle* that we use In our I. ol S 11lot- la 2 Tier * The Towrn businrssr* to the baseball busi­ of Hanfnrtl. ness. If « e fail, It'a our own HH of MK>, of MW>. nf MB'. fault. I belie, e Class l> baseHeel Ion || Torgnahlp 2a Morrill II. m g o 3 ) I n te l. hall in Florida will pny Ita own MH of W 1*1.11 fl. pf lari « nay where It la properly man­ aged. Then It won't be nece—• lair* i. *, I , i. a. i. i * i wary t » rail on the t s a r local lllork 2# Kanlauilo -Lola le. II * II lllurk 3* Man. supporter* year In and year out lamtn, and h ire them subscribe funds tail* I, I 1 I 11lock 2* Han Undo, to the continuance of their horns tart* > A IS tllork :a ManlainV. town I ram*. I’m all for Iheae I->>I h II A 13 lllock 3a Hanlandn. ts>|a is. is, la, ll. 13 A It H a r­ •upportrra and fan*.” den l* Plat Hook J .Pag* 7! And I'm all for Peter Sehaal li *3. *1. I t *2. ** SI. A SI and Al Comb*! rdanln 1*1*1 Hook & Pag* TT. tart in Block 12 Tier I T lir Town of Hanford. lira. I 2 l 3 r h . M nl Nf. Corner Mertlon I ToWiiahlp I , Moulh liana* 3o llaat, run IV I l f alls. M 7.17 clia. tv t si chs M |a ch». W U cha. M I I I f». K 3a die N A baatlsl i*filolnl*a Iks oplalo*. *f toIn lie a. 31 werea. momi dactari #* Ikll lalsisitl** lakjert 3 4 acrdk Ho min In HB Corner will b« 1**1 f*tl, w*ll# rk*r last, la •mr, Mellon S Tnwnehlp 31 Moalh liana* 11 Kaal. i i i f u wriiiAf Is Ik* (Jslolteaal Dirlilsg MtV*. ..f Mfi«* of MtV** ll-r** 14 UJ Piftk A,* . NawTftk. N.V., D**l B-JO J. a e r e a w | , In MB C n m e r l Mertl <n WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY-Of 19 tfT Ssrmtk R t t s - H Mils Grom Tre. Handicap-• 1 WILLIE BOB S A N FO R D -O R L A N D O MtNEY MO HIE YO ROLLINS MERRY WIDOW K E N N P L CLUB FACTOR I DO JL8T ROWDY TUNIS V, ; IColorful and comfortable, nicely designed, neatly tailored In gay floral fabric- Pleated skirt. Choice of colors. • 2 0 . 9 5 UP On Routs 1' lout 12 miles South of Sanford t V L -:.? g frr* 8L,' .* ‘.TURN A ^ p n -K h A fe 'f* ’ - ' l . y •-* — ::: S i �W e V eaXhk* In Unity There I h Strenclh— To Protect th* >P i t r r of the' World) • 'T * T tS tao te the Pro*rr»s of America ' To Prodace Prosperity for Sanford. f'tnudy and cooler (hi. ■flrrnoon. P artly * cloudy and continued coni tonight and Friday. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEH Established lUOft VOLUME X X X V II Truman Offers Plan To Save S A N F t) I I I ) , F L O R ID A , T H U R S D A Y , F E l lltU A I l Y 7, ItMti Meat W orkers Iu Protest ‘Strike iA /H Q L E S A L E MARKET BfI8' Cr?ahl1 House Passes Case Strike 5 jK j Control BiU, iiS7 to i Michigan Representa­ tive Engel States He Will Lead X)ppo-* eition In H o u s e Meat Rationing' M-jfrj Be Resumed, If N e c ­ essary To Feed 15 Million Europeans * WASHINGTON, Feb. 7,— (AP)—President Trumun is ready to call for a return to meat rat inning if It is neces­ sary to-save 10 to 15 million Europeans from starving to deathr” However, * U15 Chief Executive told his news con­ ference today that he does ot think such drastic action WASHINGTON'. I).. Feb. 7. (Aft— Tlic f IJ.OOU.Ofl'l Florida hntgt* canal «PFrnpriatiun face* n a llff f h* in Congress. Mlchl* r ii'i- Pi t ‘'d ila tiv e Engel M y i ■it. 1 1 opposition lo the np* (■in riatloii hi 'Die House. lie p r.v iiij'lv " I n c l unsuccessfully' a j .rlie last moment to eliminate the canal rn tirrly from navigation funds recommended for 11*48-47. However. Florida Congre'xtncn express riinfiiU-nrc. Senator An* |ilt« K i claim* AritnlnUtraHmi n ip[prut mi grounds that I’r riid tn l j J'tmimn alw ays vidnl for the CIII b t t H m a ry . A s s o c ia te d P r e s s l e a s e d W ire Jaycee Meeting ’ WASHINGTON. Fob. 7.— I (AP)—The limn**' lias passed the hotly, disputed .strike con-, Itroi bill ajK m sorod by Repre­ sentative F’rands Case of— . South Dakota. The vote was * 257 to 155, on n /oil-call count. Just before "the final ballot, the House shouted down nn attempt to send Membership Drive Of Iyoeal Organization — Kn tcin -F imri - Week Declaring th a t the United f i* '* , •stni* Chamber nf f o n * merer had been cuimneadetl—«mi neca-inns bv the I'reiii|i‘ <i .if the United S tair- and b> tin fi-'lriui g ivi innirnt fur it, ^‘Bllln’ie uctii IlYw lli'lici I Itish'ip, Vli. (ug-i lent uf (In- Flundit Jut. -if (In. in her nf I'uiiiiin i,e and a member nf the .national tr.m d nf hrectnrs. addtvsrixl the ScniInuli* I'uurity Junior t'lnmlwiy nf Can m etre lii*l night nt its re-viJnr wrekly meeting St the City Hall. i.'r. tllshop leil n group of offi- Brest lei.. T rum ln aald th a t he If vitally concerned with the i f 11 nnI m11i1 a nvinhi-r of tin* Hifprospect of widespread sta rv a ­ xmlr mol thul ttie llmlgel llurti.U tion in wrnr-lom countries—some .approved the i|.V.UIMI,Olltl of them *llt*« of America during .Meanwhile, Florida. Alabama World W ar two. lo sse s of wheat pint Georgia representatives h a w crop in some countries and of ltui| prit n figh t nf then mvft, other grain* elsewhere have ac­ This t» an Olnle.mir In write Into centuated the ailuation. !U » lt i\r r an ! Iliiilmrp *ppM»pn.‘t* President Trum an said h* hopes tioiiH nit* 11* than $ i ,000.0110 fnE___ __ ____________ HETUhNINO TO _ WORK ________some are of th e four-thousand that his w heat conservation SHOWN girder of yesterday "m ay make it Wilson and Company employees who left their joint for thirty Icount tut‘4inn projects e^nnin^ Apprup. ia t i , possible to ahtp 6, 000,000 tons minutes to attend a rally In fro n t at th eir unhrn. headquarter*' il, by tin* of Mheat abroad during the first -<?Mc!iko protesting the duchurge of some two handled (irnehe«*|ler*; f1i>mniltti,t* nr ilgr Hutlgct Hu *-itti* ID p rill ntuDvi^ Hikes nf FDil'Jmonths of this year. He said th a t ______________________________ (Inlcnuttlctm l Sou ml photo)_________ •la. H.ivkiu uf Atnhaiim amt tilh? h« knew of no cases of hoarding they wifi of wheat in thla country.'* tiTi'hfciilrratiif fm elgltf (' The President said also th at h’ft nut r*f th|* *ui rei 1 1* 1. Uf Canada, A ustralia and other countries ith food surpluses are being asked to cooperate in the program of aid to Europe. Mr. Truman also took up the m ilter of wage* and prices. Only Few Members Of House Group Favor! J l l e sail! he hope* to hove a Extension Of Draft Unless Universal formula ready In a day or two to cure our present industrial sta g ­ Training Legislation Is Defeated nation—particularly the big steel strike. He pointed out that it LONDON. Fell. 7. t Al*)— ■will bo a tem porary plan for The Ukraine ha* charged that meeting the present situation, llritikh troop* have licni ubni Mr. Trum an said th e whole ques­ deliberately to i.u|i|ire*i. a tion f* one of production—th a t people', irovcment in Indo. W tSMINCTOV. Feh 7. (AN— I If we- gel m eat production the nesia. ThU statemenL immrd-_ J m A -i-i-nat Navy Itesrd ha* recontsituation will adjust Itaelf and Talely bronchi the retort l.y i.iendi-rl program to erase the -th e n th a n w ill'b e no reason for Foreign Seeretary R e in itml ti U'lili>>n,d distinction lietweeii LONDON. . Feb. 7. trIV - China a new wagn-prlr* program. the charge •■> a ."lie " t he * t ■i: ulr.i Naval offi- er, anil the 4 , . Stilt another Issue brought up am] Russia have expressed their atatrm rnt* were nude M m r la-er v—■ that is — men who w Ut the President'* news confer- approval of the HUmford-Grrrnthe Cniled Nation., SecUrilj bio Dot gi ’dual** of the IJnitmi enc# » M hla nomination of &!-■ wich-Woatch aster area of Con' l l A l l I llS N P lIIV f 'r M ? r ! i * i X hv ’ b I 'Abdilhmy a t ’ A4n- M Comal«rr.*, diwnssed the conilv s^ a .t a ,a t2 < a * York sla te s n .p o l... Md the site for the iK-rmaneut hcarlWASH I NOTUN, Felt 7, . J1 J‘y'' Were Almanl Ves T 1*, i irnitnetnlalion, are con- ' S t & S S f t 1........ n atim o n / a g sln it Paulqp* a t quarter* of the United Nation*. The iK-aci-timr inilitun lim ning A prv(Hihrt| toiini itulUMi fur ihti - — France has asked n long delay bill hu, been given nnio!«»» ..'i ■ tauu I in Navy Stu-r.-lary .lam e. ftenate committee hearings, Mr. hi Kanitul ioif w u r«ad bv 1 A j 41 • Truman said, flatly tk a t he will In a final choice and a tccon- place on M•• iH-un- Military < n u I'm i , -t il , imnual report lo l‘re» Jack Kntigun A ft.* sj v tra l r U l U - H i l l v S i‘ I ’ V i c e s not withdraw hla nomination of sideration of New York City a* m iltee’r- agenda. Il will co tfe on blent Truman. minor chonge*. it wa* turned o v e r , T ie tur.templhted program Pauley. - He said . he thought the Interim situ af the UN'O'a for four <l»y* nf lu-orinr.', on in the constitution and by-law* | | i > | r | litfltlV It fit* home. would give to officer* Iran* Pauley it7 an honeat man and | Feb. IK. Karllrr, com mittee t h a n ■■ (-oninitltee consisting of Uhairman , U I U l u u ‘y 1 ,1 1 The French have ohjected to fe ltin g from the N iivh ! reserve a capable adm lnlatrator. And he mnn Andrew May hud •aid that Klluit Mnughton, llralley Odhutn, ]Y1|-U i V I n i . i u 'u i l i n i ' New York City on (lie ground* to (he regultir Navy equal o|>’ said Interior Secratary Ickes did the t mining measure probvldy Denver Cordell, and Dan W right. H U S . IT It . I 1 >> c t i l l I not consult him In advance con­ uf Ua huge foreign-born popula­ would Itavo to wail until it sub­ porlnnitv — “ in every way" for tocQiumcmlati.iiin of uny fut tion. with their rnnlemvurnty nradeint committee hi|.| flnishM w.reh «■» cerning his testim ony criticis­ ilier change* prior to the a d op tion ’ Kiiirntl u .t■.. Mi The French, represented by 3. « new natinniil defylisi- aclfeMinv nffirers. ing 'Pauley. Mr. T rum an' added "f the ciiiiitituliiiti and by-law* 1|lni|,. \ M itw elh . -it. wl... F\ D ul'urc, say In regard to the The special board say* tt-: In a way. the Committee 'Ml that he did not believe thla Would New York-Cnnnecticut area that at the tr-ertlng scheduled for next .lit,) a* I L' *tt< .• . |.» t t- 1 channe hi* relationship with th# objections of the residents lie facing a »orI of deadline \ stlldie, *how the Navywill need \Vedne*j|ny night a ftr ii- . at n l «al I. i- ' «I f.-l nt le a n , tn.ttnj hue .iffnetwill, it retutn, to work on pr.ij. . •>. Irke*. The gtoup ill, ■■ dm tiled to set , -l„,ii ,>(,.« . t.-l t to it* selection 'a s a permanent to trntn n iiotentinl t in t , nr ■ — tlmatCi) annual nrrement *d i1 President Trum an also said that site should be taken into con­ l> four tyir* of raetnli«r*ht|i ti.(» i . f j i i i t .................... «t 'd-tt'k lire hoard say* that I-. deadline i> May I ft. I he i*-i. -. the uniettlrd labor situation will sideration. Says D ul'urc: ahlth were cl»*,lflcd 0 * nctlvA, llidv t t n „ Eplu .-(■ n I hui. li foF the date’, importar.ee is t i. t prialucL. that many of fleet* eirti not prevent his vacationing next . . I wonder whether we are j the extended dinft art e * p i f - .n vent tvojild mean that Annitjotlt* itvsocinU', •ustniliing' and honor- Utlli Itn- )[.-v M-'tk ! 1 -.ipenler week in Florida. Tha President doing 'o u r p art in the United | ary. . I officlato g luliim i-ni ««to asserts he can still do business Nation* in Creating some new I Ihut time.- Few inemlier* ».f th- Aoubi have lo have the capacity ! The organ!tattuli, which now Evrigrern Ctimi'lcry by telephoning from hla yacht as kind* of displaced persona in tRa i d o u se Military Couimittye tacor tlo take care id 15.UW office! i tonalsu of 75 utembers. voted (> Mr*. M otiwelhct. the forntur extension uf the draft m ite-. inndldJtes. The board say* Ibis L et the dale for the election of llnzcl he cnilsea In Florida w aters. United State* itself." Hand. Wu, horn to Sanford, universal induing leglstut' ut is a null) be physically lmpo**lhle, it f fleer* for Feh. 13. The cu rren t I Dev. |j) The Chief Executive made this tf>p5, and had lived hem hut II ha* recommended that thtdefeated and volunteer m eth od ; assertion when tPaked if he still I membership'drive w ill he stressed nil of her life. She wa a iitem planned to r 0 to Florida If the Field Announces New fail to raise enough men fo r th.- |iro*ent sire of Annapolis Im- | during the forthcoming week an I 'h e r of Holy tA -i», l'|u*copitl rtouhled. armeil force*. ' steel and alectric strike* were " i|| end »t •i:00 o’clock, Feb. I ‘J . Churvh of ifanfi.i.l I m- Men May vclievri itsim pcrative that not settled In advance of his \ || young men joining 'he Wi-thct residence I- •" t'elety M ailing Regulation Congress art on ttn|vet«»i tt-un scheduled departure. l .'rganliation l«-fore that date Avenue .. it\g before May 15. The law­ The presidential yacht — the will l>* coiisitlere.1 ctiurter inetttbhe i* -u m u -il b» the hit*On Feb. | a ruling was re­ | u-rs. Twit mentlwiAnip team s Itoiid. t'harle* J M.-. lu.-tln-i. u . i Williamsburg—slipped quietly in­ ceived by Postm aster Joel ti. Field maker* cannot — in his osmuo-u to th* Miami lt*H>or yesterday that Fared* tint exceeding 11 — lACAte tne ilrufl [aw extension >eie orgnimed with Mr. Itatigan ■tlnughtn •. Mr, [t I I o mn "I to nwalt hi* arrival. The Presi- pounds In weight or J J inches In u>de»* they know wnelltrt trier ,,-tod Mr Otihtim n, ca|Jt*ins Due Munim, la a,-I M' \lat , . dent will be Joined on a fish­ width or 71! inrho* in length and will tie u umeersal trnltrttur taw j -ii the fact lllat the organisation . l.out-c Met t set he > | od-m l, .The d rn tt (|Ue,tinn vt ill b* given f-crio<l was shortened, the goaf for two ,.uis, H altet 11 .ttj r lltehat I ing trip her* by Winston Church- girth combined, would be accepted II. M rliw rlh c r of Sanlot-I. foul , 111. The form er British Prim* for mailing to Navy personnel second print ity nn the committee agenda. grantlchihli en, Hettnel hi-. |ih Lit ( » Minister l* expected to return overseas. May ha* declined to- predict the C'our, III, l.ynti I ..iante Imto Miami Beach flrom Havana N* change has been -made Iq mitessme of the univetsol training F o u r ami t ha ties M. I .at our of tomorrow. President; Trum an la th* frequency of mailing or other Munroe, I,*-, and Walter .T. M eri­ scheduled to arrive by plane restriction* or exceptions now ap ­ wether, Jr. of San f"til; the Monday. plying to parceli for Nnuy.-parfather, Walter H. H bih I of Han­ sonnet, ford, ami four sl*tet,, Mfs, recommended to the lull Il,td*c. Helen II. Kchullx ami .Mis* Ruth Firemen Called To ' The program would ralt for jiniul of Fan ford, Mr*, w . It. men tn I training in home Times. M ay of llratlcnlon nn.l Mrs, I^arge G n u s Fire MacArthur Confirms ■tipple environment. It ha* the hackimr Radio atatlons put on addition­ hrank F . W .ldun, J r . u f. FanYamashita Sentence of the American I-cgion. P resi­ al news broadcast*, enlarging wood, N. J. High leaping flame* from a dent Truman end the Army nnd taff* to cover the city’* new*. » Active pallbearer* were Charles U rge area of burning grane and Thousands of people to whom G. Wilke. TOKYO, Feb 7. (A1)—No an- Navy are holding out fur "ne Bernard W. Wilke, weeds In the are a of jh e weather was m ost Im portant liny Holler, J. F. Hutchison, T, nouncement will he made nf the year of continuous training. vltj* Avenue and Tertt f looded the U. 8. W eather Bureau \V. Jones and V. A . Speer. tit* Lommittcv qtc.Mon t» conexecution of Lieutenant General S treet a t D:04 o'clock lai with call*. Y am iuhlta until afte r the hang­ aider immediately th* training Ing, cast a lurid glow These Included contractor* and ing has been carried out a t measure mean* th a t the com­ cloudy atm osphere which builder* and automobile travelers. Manila. The hanging will be mute* will not bo able to c m enetl many nearby n _ Funeral Jtotne* were deluged eeeret and no newsmen o r cam­ elder legislation fo r the control Repeatedly, ealla war* received eram en will b r present, of atomic energy for some tim e. with ealla from friend* of the ^ dreetsad, wlinin* to know partic-' »! the. Fir* C a tle tt, according Been official w llneisei *o!*cU The group aifctuy h « letommemito Cniaf Mack Cleveland. ular* of funerals. by th* Arnty will not be per- ad a bill providing for domestic Scores desperate for a place U> No dam age to buildings was tted to talk for publication. controls of atomic energy, b u t it iivc came to the paper’s city reported. The firs spread over These arrangem ents were an­ want* U» rtTlse IL rooms, asking to soo proof* of .n . nounced a fte r General MacArthur tor rent atlverileement*. The re* Atlantic NalionsI flank. confirmed the deeth sentence for . I neats were denied on th* ground Don of what ■»» a » th« convicted Ja p general. Tha Homma Asks Supreme that all rcedr.t, i.houbl gel the off er H a.'h#en torn oi Allied com mander asserted th a t Hama break offle* will be rhanged for him to Court To Halt Trial Is was not aasy i Lawyers wer# disturbed Itecause vale to eeml-private. 1 pas* Judgm ent upon a defeated the ceeeation of publication made counter wilt ho n ' . m to chief Cleveland, wi WA8HINGT0N, Feb. 7, U P )adversary in a m ajor campaign. it Impossible to carry legal mb- .n o rth wall, oml Jhe off facto- in r o n ir o lilu Japanese General M aiahsni Hom­ He added th a t he had rovicwgd vrrtlslng whl No n ij w», rwwtyod m a has reliUcned the United tho * proceedings In vafn search hold up u i Naval A ir Station fl fo r aomo m itigating circumstance, S tates Supreme Court to h alt hi* of lawsuits. Kse* luitta ' u-rf' Ei-'l'-.i. tria l before * m ilitary commission m s n t m ‘ formerly, d As the strike wore on, movie fac t th a t tho N avy / In Manila. Tha petition waa filed thoatei* set up telephone ex ­ Ita f l * fith tln g f« by Homma hm etlf, a n d 're a c h e d change* to provide Information MIBB B0 P 8 0 M N UgBINQ th e Supreme Court today. I t minimum. P rior to thti on their program*. alao asks the Court to review the and local department A email four-page paper which J . F. Cromer, who for 12 year* MIm P earl L, Rxhwn, daughter refu sal of tho Phllippinw Suated rndor a m utual carried vital etaUstles and n w n worked a t the Navy print shop a t of Dr. a n d . Mr*, v . N. Rob*on, promo Court to g ta n t Homma a agreement, Chief Ctev w rit of habeas corpus. Akron bureau reported many and radio aehedulea sprang tip. Portsm outh, Va., mi a civilian a\JJ rig A'Rtotua, arrived this morning to Homma la being triad on ch a rg ­ Cleveland taxi-cab driver*, taking It eo«t five cents. BNHOUTK TO STATBB Join the Sanford Herald a* a es of having eondoned tha no­ fares lo nearby Akron, cam# p rin ter. He will bring hi* * if* torious Bataan death march. beck with all the Akron paper* • h i S K T w . ■ ? & . n u ttin g In Broward County where * Recently tha Supreme Court rw- they could buy. Th* papers sold were w ritten and *ent through and two chlldrrn t o . Sanford »* she la a m eraU r of tha Broward Jecu-d similar plea* from an o th rr for anyw here from a dime to f l the news mill—# s ..fa c • • Die toon as condition* permit. p re a iro m . County N urses Association. apaneee General, Tomoyuki Y a­ each. Reporicri worked on -untmano* - M ia s Robton.’ la; now ,on private nas hits. Th* Court now m ust deA Plain Dealer copy boy said The firs t shottwove hrondenat Ids whether to h*a< argum ents on bit personally -aits a man p iy 12 petition, or lo reject iu i “t a copy u t tho New York was beard In Il'J L 1--—JO# A1.* ■ ■1 . ■. ?eacetime Training Bill First On Military Committee's Agenda | China Aiijd Russia Express Approval Of Site UNO Measure Now Goes To Senate Where Its F oes A n t i c i p a t e Strong Opposition Breaking Up In Alask Plan To Knd Navy Ofl’icor Distinction Told Hy Forrestal Cleveland Citizens Discover That Life Without Newspaper Is Hectic a rA the m easure bach to committee. The bill now gee-, lo the Senate, where ilx fo e , predict it will encountrr strong ojijumlioru 11 would ret up a federal medi­ ation board to handle labor dis­ p u tes, prohibit ntrikrs o r lockouta for 110 day*, forbid boycott* and violanciw ih picketing and allow civil Miit, against violator* of latior-management contracts. The bill ,eem , certnlu to m eat a Miff fight in the Senate. Op­ ponent* predict that it will be killed either by n S rnate rejec­ tion or a president is] \e t« . « iiiff*|»noc iHiltry liffnrr th fy con commit their unlmi- <.ne w av or another v<*w n tu -ir al hei do.-k. iIloth r lr t l*tc<idr»it Philip I ,il-«.ut In in tlr, south Muii ay and Federation Presi­ Mount a iiioii- -ell- httinpei dent William tlrciri , u y they have )> lo nnii.U ' Ihr 17) pr.r not hern consulted by the White ..lniat.l to r - 11 leken - ritp. lluuse on the modification of the 11 n a t i o n a l ■ 'j u u n d p l u i l o ) wage-price policy, Meanwhile, a new delay has developed in plan* to announce the change. Ol'A Chief Chester Huwlea says that . differences among Administration officials over the esten t of the m odifi­ cation may delay the announceinrnt uf the -new wage-price poliry until late this, Vieitk, M urray; *'• tU* t>ine h** declined lo comment on runter* lhat he ha, held secret m eetings with sleet enmpany o fficia l, aimed at ending the three-week-old •trike tyf 750,000 CIO steelw ork­ ers. However, * source In close touch with the situation h a, astrrted that such meeting* were morning, held th|*. week. Future Farmers To Attend State aFair In Tampa Saturday ( ..mplellllon i, kren among member, of (he Future Former ! boy, of Senilnolr High School In* to who will be selected to re! present the school nt the judg­ ing contest* at (ho Fla to F air on Saturday, according to Alyx H. Johnson agricultural instruclot More than 5(J FFA laiv* from 'H anford will attend trig fair * There will be thrre boys on u beef arid dairy cattle team which will i"ru|tt-1e with the ‘‘litighlertt minds" of Florida youth, All­ ot tier leum of three youth* will pit their judgmeet against the reel of, Kutyrc Farm er team* of the *ta!e in judging fruit and vegetable exhibits. Among *lhn*e competing for place*, on the Iranis are: Tllutnsii Brettson, Douglas Ilrttno, •iV R ia iL jIa n f, John Kiunhiiy, Ralph Johnson, Elmer Byrd, Dick Fmnk *ntl Verne Clark. A rrangem ents have t.een ma>le for a number uf the luty* from oullyittg sect inn, la tiling their hedging to the school farm build­ ing. and be In bed promptly a t' 10:00 P.Si. Friday in order (h a t they may be on time to catch the bus which will hwve a t 5:00 o’clock on Hatuniay m orn­ ing fo r Tamp*. A. school bus and a registered driver will be Don. tued, and will leave the fair Mr. Itslili II. Chapman, presi­ grounds a t 6:00 P.M. dent. presided over Ihn meeting At a m ealing of the F uture ■md said th at the association had Farmer chapter Tuesday even­ exterlenred another successful ing, plana were made for the y,*ar and th at It continued lo im­ district and state cot/rrencex prove il* services to the farmers. to be partltlpaled in during tha J . I’. Tayne made the secretary- auminer. Competition with other treasu rer’s report, s ta tin g lhat parliam entary procedure. P lans Ih* association had made 122 teams Will be in public speaking, loans totaling $1,100,036 during (h> past year a n d . th a t It had quartettes, haromica contests, and ere'also nt»da for the immediate built up u reserve of f 110,04.1 w since its organlratlnn to protect sta rt o f a t>viing and htrr«e*hoe tournam ent lu tin g over a periqd the Investment of its members. A nnm xlm stely IM memlwrs and of a month. vlslfora attended Ih* meeting, Th* directors met Irnmedigtaly Mrs* Elsie Hurst after, tho stockholdera’ meeting Dies In St. P ete and elected the following officers 1 .1 — ■ • ■ m m and employees for the next year) Ralph B. C hsptqsn, president; ■ Mrs. <K£rIo Hurst, m other of G. R, Clonls, vice preeidetit; J . P. Dr. MUtoa Horst, died Tuesday Payne, *ecr*tary-\reasur«r; Ray morning In 8 t , P etersburg a fte r a Hliton, assistan t secretary-iressu rer and Mrs. Mary D. hncnr, bookk*e;v*r. . The tretlil association makes • hor! term sg riru ltu ra l loans J o v^geti-l le growers, citrus growsts, cattlem en m d dairym en tn laike, Hemlnnlr. Treverd. O range, Otctola nnd V olusia' Counties. I’reduction -Credit Association Holds Annual Meeting �, ,r . *-> .a Ml**-. . >'*- ■ *# '*• » ' i • .* s i^ F iR b iiih .v tlb , .•■A . .■» • Oaafkrf.' I'lM ldl \ l l Mngidulln A%rnnn - | CAMUSE KaUnd M w m d r l» « n a la lt r r O a la k rr ST. I l l k M Ik* I's s l I M H « ■< l u l a r d , P la tM a . aad dr l k » A rt Qt l a a i r m n l M a rrk k I m j T. n o l . I . A M I I.. M lla l I.(iUI.ua ■ N t a la n a k a a a a rr . l i l t -TODAY WK AUK JU.JT r u lt iiig v a n ity * Fu l l s iz e w dod ho Fort J^yor* Na»a Pit-** i i t ra th e r iticcltictly.' “ When ran "for governor two year* err |« * lire*.'. nccu*ed.(lim -m or Itdland of beating him”, *ay»'thn ’o rl Myct* editor, "I.cx i* now if to prove it Secretary tike* tcatlflc^fh.it ts | • l'aul*>. tr ew>eier~v»f Hie Heim*Critic National Conuulttee. inadu f tm tha “r»we»t" proportion q/t otl and campaign rutul, lh a tsfte ever received in hi* life. Havlhg been In politic* all hi* life lekr* m uil have received »ome pretty raw propoiiitun*. *o thl* “ inweat. of them all" mu*t have been n honey. Or ehuuld we *ny oily? ' The lncrta»lng niimlwr of ro»l r tta lo Ural* . In Saiifonl nfford* aolwlantial wvidanre of«n roiuing boom, and nw raly.lo mention ll at t h may tend 1<l nmkr It more in­ av Ilabia, llow fvcr. not to men­ tio n It a t all wbuhl *uicly rwute •am* people, who had kept tholr eye* clo*ad,‘ to cry. "Why didn't 'you tell u * r Did you know llml fh v in e lection* »f thU city lul* Health promoter* who might have been a w a r c a s u a lty . A n y o n e w a n ti n g , to see su c h a n i n s t i u m o thinking of hanging out their sign ■ Meni netu ■ going to t>c an enclave in o |te r a tio n m u s t co m e to th e U n ite d S t a t e s , a n d v is it Uitm within the U. 8. An enclave I* in the enclave a* n h u e of mall ! C le v e la n d , w h e r e , so f a r a s k n o w n , th e o n ly s u c h m u s e u m lion, j a chunk of somebody clue'* lerri- operation* which would avoid our I Ogla Oiry within your own. Oiir* will »trirt law*. h a s I teen r u n n in g f o r s e v e ra l y e a r s . The U. S. can't cut off e ith e r' veh*. ho territo ry under flag*- otlmr T h e a im is p o p u la r e d u c a tio n in th e field o f h e a lth . the heat, light or the telephone ' nick {than the S tare and Strife*. M o d els a n d e x h i b its s h o w in g IhiUi so u n d a n d d is e a s e d Iij-y, Here'* the way the trea ty wc‘11 even anould we get out of the t Im m u n ity a r e ■'on d is p. la y. , . s. u .p p le m e n te d by. p ,. *oon be signing describe* thl* en- UNO. That alio i* guaranteed by >n Mi*, Kl I noml clave—“the te rrito ry marked pink treaty. su c h to p ic s a s h e a r t d is e a s e , g o ite r ( a tr o u b le p a r ti c u la r l y J- 1 vatlo lilt llm annavful man H W hfD j | I iTaU ignunt in t h e C le v e la n d a r e a , a p p e n d ic itis , tu b e r c u lo s is I MJp foe • teak* It? Nobod n n d e x e r c is e . T h o u g h th e l e c tu r e h all s e a ts 350, f r e q u e n tly Wilson, UNO I* >||! to nit down. n s m a n y a g a in a r e tu r n e d a w a y fo r la c k o f ro o m , . * Judge Jnm fa (J. sh n m n left "The U.S.A. undertake* on die S o s u c c e s s fu l h a s th e m u s e u m b ec o m e u n d e r th e d ir e c ­ S aturday fort Miami where Ho entry Into force of thla treaty to tio n o f D r. B ru n o (J e h h n rd ; j i G e r m a n re f u g e e , t h a t it is will apend M'lcra) day* on bo»l- Vpat In tha United Nation* the no w m o v in g in to l a r g e r q u a r N r a . S u s ta in e d p a r tl y b y g i f t s nc*». . : full bw nerihtp nf all htud In the <HfU4.*0d Of aHpbulblUt** *Jt**Ud jp ifr p a rtly d » y a m e m b e r s h ip v tith v a r io u s c la s s e a o f. f in a n c ia l tlwAiOn a t the moment of tra n s­ o b lig a tio n , th e m u se u m is n o w f irm ly e s ta b lis h e d . fer." i ’b iln n th rn p is tT in o th e r c o m m u n itie s , w is h in g t o do Ho m y * the tyeMy prepared hy the UNO P rep arato ry ! L'ojninlss o m e th in g f o r p u b lic h e a lth , m ig h t ^ p ro f ita b ly t u r n t h e i r »lun for our signature* T rriat» a t t e n t i o n to h e a lth m u se u m s. . • . w hat will give the U. 8. Ita firs t enclave. Mr. and M rs. .0 . P. Herndon feu d a l Europe had lota of en ­ and family and 'Mi** Jowpfjine clave*. It wa* a rare King who Knlgbt motored to lak elan d wherys could My “my territory extend* •W e h a v e , m a s te r e d th e A g e o f E le c tr ic ity a n d a r c n o w they were tha guert* of Mr. apt! from here to here" without cro**Mr*. C. M. P ric e/ V R e e lin g in to th e A to m ic A go, b u t t h e r e Is n o sp e c ia l n e e d to n e g le c t t h e f o r m e r In t h e f a s c in a tio n o f t h e l a t t e r . Ml** Helen Verttay, who ti u . I t to o k a lo n g tim e f o r e l e c tr i c it y t o g e t a r e a l H ta rt, • Uniont nt.TnUaha**ec, spent (he a n d in d e e d t h a t d ev elo p tw o n t Is s till f o r f r o m c o m p le tio n . weekend hcra with her purenU, A to m ic E n e r g y Is y e t in th e stA g e o f s c ie n tif ic e x p lo ra tio n Mr. nml Mrs. Frank Vcrnay, a t their home on Uryntnl U l n . n n d d e v e lo p m e n t* w ith no a s s u r a n c e o f ho w lo n g it w ill lie r e q u ir e d f o r a n y t h in g lik e fu ll u s e fu ln e s s . M o st o x |to r ts l.icut. Karlc T. t^iuck* Vif se e m t o tf iln k i t w ill ta k e d e c a d e s . ✓ . Wu*tilogiiin. I* irrrectttl to i M e a n w h ile it m ig h t b e s a id t h a t e le c tr ic ity th o u g h hepe thl* week an d .j p i h ' lx u tilis e d In o n e w a y o r a n o t h e r f o r n e a r ly it c c fc ty ry . s ti l l a u n t of hi* parent*, Mf> h n s g r e a t a n d u s e fu l p o s s ib ilitie s a s y e t s c a r c e ly to u c h e d . Mr*. (J. Irving Loftckk, f o r . ■M'ldle, etiroute to the f h lb r S o m e p e o p le In th e e le c tric tr a d e , n lo n g v a r io u s lin e s, h it where l,|euL Loucke h a * . c o m p ln la ln g o f lo o mnn.v d e a le rs lie ln g In t h e b u s in e s s ; b u t tnim ifcrn'd. I n v c n tiy e I n g e n u ity a n d m e r c a n tile e n t e r p r i s e m a y c h a n g e th a t a ttitu d e . George K aipht, Jr„ who I* a t­ tending the U n ly cn ity of Flor­ id* at Ufcinrkvlllr. apenl the WeekSANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO en*| here with hi* parent*. Col. oU Mina tea M elt a p«aHbllity. ' and Mr*. George Knight. ._UNQ will claa Kelt the U. g. to Milice.Xhx boundrrlf* of tha anSeminole County took *e*-uml by thl* county. ( la ta to kckp paspl> cut who prlxe__In the vegetable dinplay, Tho Sanford Chuntry Club w ar no buaineaa th tre. Thar*'* a ffraV In celci>, first un becta apd , Plana for an elaborate en ter­ th* acen* of much »oclnl aeUvlty have f i n t on rabliage and three priie* ; t a in men t including a dinner u\ on Sunday when a largo -'burner rir.u** p»rcit«1rry tha UNO pertnenant a tc riU ry to oak for U .J b were won by .Seminole County , ui# Hotel F o r m t Uiko hnd a of local people and out-nf-t Individual* In th* poultry nhow motorcade _____ _ al>out the city and goo*t* had luncheon and dh a t the Florida S tate F air In T am -, neighboi"»rtng point* of kitereat are a t the club huuae. pa. nrconllng to a telegram re*.being J iperfected by Chamber of celved by The n era ld from It. F . l c ^ . Mr. and M h .' J. L. Georg* of -Whltner, Jr., eotmty agent who Hon Kiveialde, Cal., a re the guaat* t-f ha* been In eharga of the dleplvy, I to repreteittatW e cltiiena of’ I their coiiiln*. Mr. and MrO. I . I. tooth* of the county. Third A>H»t am t1 a r t - o j b « ^ t o orrl In pineapple orange* w»* alio won here Saturday aftenoon, accoi _ • _ . . \ .50 HAYNES & WILLIAMS FURNITURE CO. 1»H 0N K 95H 111 K. F I R S T HT. IJVilr HARDW ARE ^ LUMPAftY with Mr*. • J: L' , ut , the , nvhoot , , avblch wn< in On A. M.; Mag- un,lcr ,h r *u*‘Ject of f.„x| preparnwith Mr*. Auguata i “ om I'rixe, were given on the IKiedo, at 2:70 9f « »nd ‘hr f""‘1 Circle with Mr*. Kit- , , • tl nt in: in A. M. f o r ’ ^Shlrlwy Hamilton wa* awarded luncheon. i-‘h,? D rat prif* and the two MONDAY i second prite* were won by Ann The ciirlo* of the I’tesliyterian ! Dblwby and Mncel Duff- Theae w ert "■iiman'i AuxilUrv will m en u* b^ Mr*. —,n,f.„.l,*m ,erton ------Mr*. illowa: No. I. Mr*. J. «». Amle*. t Xll^ tfr. ehainnan, ut the home of • Duiiln Wilton. Mr*. K. II. T iu tiri. | 17 Mellonville Avenue at 3;.10 I’. M. No. 2, M r*.-I.. F. Hoyle, chairm an, at Claude Whldiloii, 2041 Mellonthe home of Mr*. George Thtir*- vllle Avenue, Mr*. Roy H ritt coton. 2lii Virginia Avgnue m 3:.7il' ho*te»». Mr*. J. M. Stineclpher, IV \l N„. 1 'l i - i R Hawaoii. chairm an; Cirri* No. .7 with Mr*. rltuiroian. ui ilic lonnc of Mr*. Voile William*. ilO'J Magnolip Mr*. D. K. McN'nb. Joe ilui (old, 211 I’nrl. Avenue Avenue, ut 7 mi I’. M. No. t. Mr*. A. D. chniiniun- Circle No. 4 at church Sm ith, (hdirtnio, ul the home of annex with Mr*. A. C. Henson ill * . Moi> Holly. 1112 Miytle t'aml Mr*. S. J. Davia a* cou l venue .it I III IV M. No S. hoste**, Mr*. S. I'. Dlrkei*on, Mj». II. I Whelchel, chairmnn. chairmnn; Circle No. 5 with*Mr*. nl the home of \it< lliu re An- A. F. Ramsey, Sl|»e* Avenue. Mr* I uln ,.Miller, rhnliniait; t i l ­ iluraon, (Irluiiilo highuuy, f**i coveied dish m nheoii ut 1:0.i d e No. 0 with Mr*. Rainey It. P. M. No. o. Mr*. 1. I*. Wtu*l- Reek. 2420 launel Avt-nne, Mr*. ruff, tlm irtnan, ul tin* Irnne of II. M. Rearer, chairmnn. TUESDAY. Mr*. II, C, DuRote. 600 Oak Ave­ Axarian Class Ilf the First nue at 3:3t> P. M. The Circle* of th r Fir*t Ilnp- Ruplisl Church will meet at li*t Church will meet nt 3:.70 7:110 p. M. at the home of Mr*. I*. M. uit follow-*- Circle No. 1 E. C. Harper, IHI5 SanfoiH Avewith Mi* O. C C.H.I.*. '.inn Myr- nm- with llr*. R. vX \X illimn-, Avenue. Ml*, li T Thoma*. Mr- l.ourine Real mid M l- A. ib airm an ; I iicle No 2 with Mr*. I.. StaCy a* coAtosle*****. Still Electric PLENTY OF Motion-Picture • Films Released By Audubon Group R H Y T H M IC S T R IP E S \ viniwiid f l a u l r * I n *. i t !*• jdi a>e O h .■ i t Mr uud Mr*. Iliiriy liirrell and daughter* from Raleigh* N C m e gue«t» of Ml aort ili» II. Wllllniii* al then boon- 1520 lioiigla** Avenue. Mr- Hirrell i* -Mr* U illinni - *i*lei I'ele Faslon, *on of ("apt. nnd Mr*. Mtilliam T. Faslon. I*.-now a student of .ylinirnl Fiirrugut'* Academy ut Pine Reach. Now Jersey. He was n popular student of Seminole High School. liiitd ill a. new »laa|* . would appear -m int Mr. and Mr- Dale Scott. Jr. arrived yesterday from Holly­ Circle No. 4 Meets wood, f a l i f . J i \ visit Mi*. Scott'* parent*. Mr and Mr* J. II. With Mrs. Thurmond Tniltirk foi approximately one Circle No. 4 of thi- W.S.C.S. in ilh. Mi Scott plan* to enter Fmory U nivnsity arid icsiime Fimt Methodiat Church met ul Ihe home nf Mr*. J. P. Thurnum l hia stiidiy. in March. w-Rh Mix. E. C. Wjlllntn* as coho.te*. and Mr*. F. A. LoudenIrerg, riiairm an, presiding. Mr*. P.T.A.Of Lake Monroe K. C. William* gov* Ihe devo­ tional. Routine buiine** w a, Meetn On Tuesday transacted and reports given, Pledge rnnls were signed and the The Lake Monroe P T A held ■hail man gave an outline of the it* monthly m rrltng TiiMilkr nl time budget and also the project K:no |* M at the »cho.-| attdllor of the circle for the next threjiunr and wa- entertained l>v month*. inrmlier* nf the first and »ecmot Mr*. K. W. Copeland and Mr*. grade, with a program nf song, U. G. Hall were welcomed into ami poem* direclerl by, theji the group as new member*. Mr*, teacher. Mrs S II Huchnnnn. f . II. Winn gave the miisiun Refrrshinenls were served in study '^Divine Ft Fatherhood. the lunch riHini hy Mr*. Virginia Tha hnateaae* nerved refreahHenderson nml' Mr*. Talmndge ment* which ' carried nut the Metis. Valentina m otif to the following: > u ■Ml - II ■l in Pan* New York. The War ha-- had influence on style-, too T h .-ie ) II t. Well- in I are many suits, die*-.*- an.I r « » '" 1 tbs n*e of nt.-mir i with broad shoulder- nnd I 11•-•I ' backs. Women', coat- and -u.trome m n-tly in Iwet-d- and dark blue*, with ocrii-miinl green and Nun-green ensemble*. W,omen's felt hats ar<- small and trim . Hut thr Moscow fn*hiou -how model* Com e( wote dre**y bat* with tweVtl* . . , a new but tint unpleasant sight In rlent h* the small number of foreigner* Stale*. who attended the fa-hinn display. . UOr-e- vear I p, iltsiill in tin- 111 l.ltiat I lilted A* fnr men - -oiltwo an Itn.-r-lmtton -mk coat* In ear-y /r r • i • <■-,* c Hailey, .m -. j . v > ............ I Mt«. II. W. GnrxDpeed, Mr*. " t Hill, Mr- F A l.oiiilonbeitt. Mrs. .Martha Muffin, Mrs. C. ll. x*.-, ” Winn, - Mrs. Jimmy Hoolehnn. Mis. O. (i. Hall. M r».*F . W. Copaland, Mb*. F. Williams and Mm. J. P. Thin mnnil. JEWELRY * FlSHlfiti TAekLE r a f f /- . TODAY (TH URSDAY! AND FRIDAY! U U IM in , w e t t e r ------------------------------------ — — » RIDING fiRIDLES Nprny Pin* frnm I0.!»3 Wi|lchr<* — * 55.15 Diamond lting« from 3tr.H0 l.iirkt-l.s from 13.1'dl For Lawn and Gatdon llir lh s lin ie Kings ’ from ■12.05 lirucrlrltt from H..VI Pearls from II. 11 Compacts' ./from 1.50 (igartlie Lighters *2.50 Pin and ' * - .V Earring Sets . 1,1.115 Gold Wiilrh Hands li.llli Expansion llrarelets 12.75 • GARDEN -ItAl( condftloned by our ccfribetot expefrfc _ ••in with the *andnlale- and voti ng by i I r n n alinoinirt Stalin Axith »he Of III, | li*iinu. i ; lt . i l . Mil eiio of Ib'llin* ( ollr u'e I In f i l m , ate ■ regulaltotls. _ . . jo|| nf i IntRini; K i m i i i moilMhh. • R e ld e n l Itn d • ..f F l.n id a M A letter wa» lead front the am vw.11 mi* \Murndy. And t<» th;A I ’ l l l l l l ' t * \ | - • t . a • | L | | | III! Ill I > slate p r r -i d r n t anno.incit.g con­ rod. three hundred <»f U i i - n m * VniitMSonir *•*• • • i test- und the -late convention top clothing drMjjiiriM hu\»* #•!»• b m l Bird" nf (In Inland Water nnmn which wdl be held In l^ k e la p rl plu ycJ (heir pctMtwfti creation'* &' Seb*» •til anil i**hfi-.| l.\ n i *••* J A p r il 10 through 12. F o r ihe SL fashion nhiiw. Mnnniktiiw h a . e mill -i lie,oli.i h) F la n k M*< aim v j informnlioti nf tourists in this paroded under M|><itlit*ht», |»l«> note,| or nil Imli'L’ i ' t , lliewe )•»•'t «*l • | city Ihe club member* invite livjr the Irn tm t^ ln ro itu m f* t»»i Hip •b*«ii;n«'i| lo uni (lit* traeb* •> ^ seasonal residents to join for the men. women and rhild ien Thr nf Fbirirln in |n ewciit mi; r-fferliNi* months they are here. Ootnmi^%Ariai will select the Ih*-! Mliitei i a I> ii|i rniixpi valli^i Approximately 5(1 mvmbeis a t ­ dffdKti*» for production A cat al^w ••minierif n* mti ln»ti tended. The hostesses were: Mrs. Old pennant motif* a i r on tne ,iinl In f u n • u n i n u life In ll. C Wild). Mr*. It. M. Rums. wane in there Itunnian itylcu. T h f if n n r* nl the bird?* have l»i. n him Mrs. F. A. Lotidenberg, Mrs. K. Soviet fashion i - v ^ M l . . '#|-|iwir ( svm bhli- In rn iim vll.n t « , t | A. Mnnforton nqd Mrs. Clyde mure in t r r e -t r d ,n d i e - - ,vht,*i -a lire 11tin - Ramsey. FEATURE TIMES 1:11 - 3:17 5:23 - 7**9 9:35 • m i TERRACE TALK when your car has been'thoroly re^ . .u Inn k Meet tha screw-ball K U a.Ir- —tho nuttiest rharactorg alnce Tobwctn It.ml , . . when Fr*d MocMorray meet* thl* hillbilly fain- h I'N iir illlit Matlet«*& • tio A t ANCHOftS . l • Hti * • BEoate sBfeAtts ♦ t .-v Ita fg h O b tE fO ^ .^ .5 0 Mr. and Mr*. Joieph Hurrcll Borland of Pinckanl. Ala. arc »n nounring the m arriage nf then daughter. C a r o l i n e Borland Krholn. to Lance K. Thompkin* of Waahtngton. I). C. The ceremony wa* perform ed .F e b . 4 a t 110 i*. M. in Savannah, Ga. nt the home of Rev. John 8/ -W ilder, m inuter of the Calvary IlaptUt Temple, who officiated. Mr*. Thompkin* choie to wear light blue wool *uit' trimmed with fox collar.__She wore a beige flowered haL brown acceaaor and a ro riag e of white gardenia*. The cuuple wa* unattended but those present a t the ceremony were: Mr*. A. It. H ntchar ofJe*tup, Ga., and Mr*. U. W. Dnugla* of Savannah. Following a w e d d i n g trip through the Carolina* nml Vir­ ginia Mr. and Mr*. Thomnkin* will make their home in Wniitington where ho i* employed in n government printing offiu*.- m e m l> e r^a r«.-»«a ile il th I- minisor at oolla C inle D. Covingt I'. M.; Rosed»r Cuilett covcrcl diah May Soon fly Over Piece Of U. S. Land M u s e u n iH _ . __ a ca reta k er «Utu» arch 1, *n<l thin do**, o r very nei one of tha moat <h neticr* m eta l 5-BURNER NESCO STOVE iSVKPi& tottt a moral and a|iiritual Down tn Palm Ileaih where Rambling ha* ealati iole«te0 for the la*t fifty the grand Jury <a)U open iforccm ent officer* to to “commercial gam ­ ing. "Your grand Jury it th e axiatante of A tpg a m b l i n g In any ,|* a definite bad Influent* At tha operation of coml gambling will be projucb the beat intare*U amt the •afaty of iU cltl»an»,T #S|t «R SINGLE BEDS GOOD ASSOkTMENT TO SELECT EROM fieneral M arA ithur I* uhi-nd of schedule in getting hi* men hark to Arnerlia. lort Congics* I* be­ hind schedule In debiting plain, fo r providing a regular peace­ tim e Army. bench. Mr*. II. Wavde Rucker pre*ided over the Februiirv bu*ine** luncheon of the Sanford Woman'* Club ye«tenl*y at the club houte. followed by a llible Study and program of muiic. During the bu*ine** *e**ion it wa* decided l-awtence llartafield nnd ton, to redecorate lht‘ club houte itiLarry, are *pending *evrial week* *i'le and outside with Mr*. John Kick a* chairman of the com­ in Georgia viaiting relative*. mittee and Mr*. B. II. Crumley, Mr*. B. II. loiney hh* returne.1! i 1,'.,*,'. °w . 1‘" lo her home nl 20S Fast Fight Tllll*. Mr*. F. -II. ClemenU and Mi*. C. It. Dawson us tho com* eenlh a fte r visiting in Alabama. m ltte t which will receive and MU* Francl* McDmignr 3 t f f am r p P t ndv and hnviv charge "of leave tixlay for a two week* vara the Work done. Mm. J .-N . liillon gave an in­ turn in Georgia. teresting review of a 400 year Kirby Fite. Mudenl at Univer- period concerning the dealing* »ity of Florida, . ha* pledbed of Jehovah with hit people In Alpha Tno Oinrya MX-ial f r a ­ preparation for the coming of the Messiah. MU* Phyllis Allen aung ternity. several sacred song* accom­ Friend* of Mm. J . N. Tolar panied hv Mi** M argaret Davia will he glad to learn th a t *he al the Slcinwny. The member* rose in thunk* for the seiectionx W iccupernting frnm a. recent nt- nnd sponsor a dance at Ihe Wotna tnl*n ohaerved „ moment of tnrk of infliieiun. Cluh Friday evening at 7j ."0 P. M silence in memory of the lute Ajmes Chapter unlit DMMi P. 'I with niekehalolr Mr*. M. Minarik ha* left foi Mm. W. I- Morgan, past presi­ fot music . . . toe F cle iy Crate Meets Wil With Mrs. Shipp will Jurk-onville wheie *he win under­ dent of the cllilr. Ih- open F iiday and Saturdii) Cnntlibution* for the national go mediral observation n( the night- tor the high -chord crowd-. clothing drive were urgvd a n . ^ ^ s t. A gue. Chapter *ol th Rivrmide Hospital. . . . (’ FT. memlrers were ic|u e* tr,l to alien XT Hpl.v » ‘ • Crn«* -Fplscopnl' Church Friend* of A. D. Shm-maker Ihe hospital party which will bo met recently ut the home of of 1700 I’urk Avenue will l« glad held Felt. 20 ut 2;.70 P. M. An Mr*. George Shipp. AOtl Fast ighteenth Street. During ihe to leant thnt he hn* rerupernteil anhonnrrm e/lt- wa* n u d e con­ cerning the sixlrenth annual t-Osiness session plans w eir dl*front an afldck of. influenia. unimnted m agatine 'o f th* Wo­ 0«*>e<l fnr the Treasure Shmi Club whlrh i* scheduled which will be an event of April. . Mr*. A. R. Key nnd Mr*. J. man* II. Hav have left for Tangerine for Feb. 27 at .7:00 p. M. at the Mm.( Amelia Noble continued ilr.house with Mr*. E. D. lesson concerning th r symbol, of where they w ill'attend the D.A.R. club meeting bf ihe Ocklnwahn Chap- Ilrownlee a* Editor-in-fihief and the chiirvh flam the book “ Ways ^ W IN T E R PARK. Fob. T. IS|'< the following ns tcu hostessena and Teaching* of ih.- I burst, ciall kr»» fi#*rrr,- >i1rri-. trr. Air*. II. IV. MvCaalin. Mm. John ** Thi.se {ire-ent sc rJXlmS’nflo,- rn erdor »n,l wvrtr lii in J ,; Dick, Mr*, law U. la th e r and Mr. mid Mr*. J. C. laithrop Mr*. W. M. Scott. The public it J. G. Hall, Mm. Noble. Mr-. \ ! have io-t been ielea-e«l bv Ibei R. Key-. Mrs. hal Mobley, Mr*. Si. j Florida Au-luboo Sm-iely. a n o n l | who have l**,*u visiting Mr. and invited to attend thi* program . Claii While, Ml*. .H arry Tooke, Mr*. C. W. loithrap left Wedne*Mrs. Itrowhlee said that a Mm. Shinp, Mr*, tl. I. Lonckx. mir ti* h r. A. J. Iluiinu, pM ^iicnl of the Soclfly, and Mill k eir day for Chicago when- he .ex- meeting wa* held in Sanford rrMr*. Irvinr, Mm. Alien Jnnr«. fMlitlfdJ free of rh arirr t»» tin* pe, I * lo enter school. rently Iretweeii the w hile anil Mrn. John MeUeh. Jr.. Mm . J. N of Klmiila by the General , rolnted minister* striving to pre- Robson, Mr a V\. A. Adnntii. Mm . •fhiM'D F\teitBiitn lliiaiiiii of tin* i'n i\e inmte Christian tncinl underMr. and Mr*. Frank Woodruff Aa l urtiy. Mm. \N. A. H ll*. Mm . j wily of Flniida I In* aiblilitm o III and *nn. F rank'IV , have moved staniling uuil lo 'c- u rry thiough ,J|. William I'o ltrr and .Mm. It. A. ih Y i - u u l Kdiicutiim lib iaiv »*f successfully the after-w ar con their ie*ldenee tn Hendersonville, man. jib e l'nivem lty 1* lire fir»l lo lolions will^ n feeling of friend N. C. w heie Mr. W oodruff will ship. ninth llllilarily by a Floli.l.t enter l|U*ine**. » — ••rpuntrillion nny* hean It. I ’. Rib > • were reminded by »»f the (Setter a I F.\ten«ion |li\Minn j r*'. ItuclU'i and Mm. C. ll. Daw­ F i i i chitted by fninlw emittilni*iwP William Nord*trom and Jerry son that t \ e rlrclion day will be n* a ineirl4Mi.il to Fd\%uid M h D New(*-rt of l*rovldencc. It I. were held in th c \ic n r future and it is I L in »“ f»*i mi i i tt-ailei - f ibr* I lm the Yevenl gue«t* of Mr- S. F, the ilv ic duty for each woman to Th e S(»virt <’onifiii**.innl »d regi-lei ' u x d fatnlllttiite ber»eff light irviiiHtry hu» been ihutiftd Iill* A imI ii I h M* S io I I I ) .Out I h l* . »*• We«ter of l.ukv M an Tel*. No. 148 Lake Monroe 4-H Club attend. * ■ . * * T|lo Garden C’lul, circle* will ExhlbltsAchievements meet J.* follow*: A/aleu Circle owlh >lr». F.. C. llnrper ut S:00 The 4-H Club girl* of Ijtke n M.. Central C in le with Mr*, l e a l.e-d»«i ut 11:1(0 A. M. for Monme displayed their achieve­ Coveted dish luncTimoi; Dirt Ciar- ment exhibit* Wednesday after- a s J wwH--tin it- lttr?rv. - b r a u lif r d —tw N trTtTW t ’ (7T VISITO RS HERE. o u t . KTERK x c e p t t h a t th e y a r e a t e r r i b l e w a s te o f tim e , w i r u o n t H U H * 13 J N ;A 's u p p o s e lis te n in g to so u p o jie r a s tloeti a n y p a r ti c u la r h u r m to ®t’ 1'' ^ a ^ ,L.nN w n ,i i KUMS r ! i t h e iiv o ra tro IndlV klunl e v e n if it d o e s n 't d o n n y ‘rood. B u t your affection, on thing, o U v c .' f o r a p e r s o n w h o is In clin ed t o h e .n e u r a s th e n ic , th e f r e iju e n t and noi on thing* on tin- cut it*. (n il- u n d e r s t a n d in g s , th e s h n k y a n d o f te n s h a t t e r e d m ar* —Cot. n-i*. . ir tn v c s t h e a lm o s t c o n s ta n t su u n h ltlin g a m o n g t h e lin d in g ‘ f'realdent T rum an «uy* Hint what th l. enuntry nerd* I* n “hill of right* for the fam ily.'' Holy Hiackernl! He luuiul* almost like B nigged Individualist. th e Clt^ Hull nt fkuli f . M. with Mr*. 1. I*. Hagan, president, pie anting. The- public u invited. Woodman Circle-GUtdiola Grove L 2d7 will have a rnvered ilieh *up 1 m «» 7:00 I*. M. nt the W. O. W. f. M il. All member* nto urged to y l*e pre»ent, FRIDAV . Sullie lla n iro n C hapter of D. •A.R. will meet ut ;t;00 l\M . at the borne of Mr*. L.t*. Jluiyin. 1702 Fork Avenue with Mr* W .It. Tuiinidiffi- ns io.husle.il.* All CIlSCA»! draped lines weie popular Suit : \ italinii C is rloselv <-ion.-,-l,s1 Dise.r-t * ,.f (|i,- I,r a il kill abaill came in two pieces . . wilho’iti w ih it,-st«lauce to illne-s. l()W.i*W-%Virom a i, ,* year Vests, Pop,oals wore bioad- | — __ . .Imlpim, j 8 11 Fraiiei* p rak . ......... claimed Mr. and Mm \ S Quarto.- D'Oil the fashion show, the S o v ie t, c :il,f„ r„ „ f.„ England li. 1.571 iinu .firm. *i. • >|toriitur nmti will went Mackinaw ; man of Oviedo ar* announcing i |y | , c„n|p „ ith mniching cloth lupr.sl e. 17l'x. IU I*nCBtFl.inbeth. rT !n v.0 "Un V ‘1'-* "" I''1"lllllIOW " ' ‘'w l The population of F. Helen to Merrill Mt" 'rcrowIl. . lr "m h I..,- un arr.i of Ttndale, son of Mr*. A. I.. To genet al rule ft>r men's hats. dale of Inverness and Ml. A.. I The Sanford Naval Air S tatio n ' Tindale of Sanford. Ills . Ul,artcrm an alien.led llu- is a pretty doll sight now aft *r local school* and graduated from -eeilig the hustle ami bustle air* Seminole High School in till.I that predominated there for tllr-e later attending Stetson Univer- past few years . . . only a few »ity in IVl-uml. Slie is rmploycd civilians will m aintain the base In' the office of Churle* T. Ni- After March I . . . und a handful of enlisted men ami officers . . .< Mac k of Oviedo. Mr. Tindajc attended the .In­ the ship service wu* always hulk­ verness school, nnd "in U'41 ing with people . . . but about rhx Joined the Army, lie served over- were stirring around Wcdnj-«d;-> aeas in the Fuiopean Theater ."bf . . . MISS VIRGINIA PALMER. ROY WILLIAMS, MISS Operation? for one year ami re­ MRS ceived hi* discharge in Noveml>er. HETTY COI.HFRT. MRS. J A ME S ; He is now employed - by. I hi It O il S O N . MISS CH RISTIN E STOCDE.NMtRL'. M I S S MAIL* Ebinford l*olirr departm ent: "The vl'rdlvg will bo an event J O RlF JU N K ItCIIDICK. MISS • f April 21 » H h e Oviedo Mrlht AL'Tl'M N SHANNON nre mining* nil <ILt Chuii h at 2 :00 P. M. A ll.'be ohl. old timer* who a * fth-ud. and relatives of the i I'niployed there. (OUple are invited tn atleml. The Junior High School w.ll f O P N ,fX A n a >PersonalActivities E c h o l s Weds Social Calendar Mrs. Lance E. Thompkins 1M0NS COIL SPAN PAGE 1'mil^I^ TUE 8ANF0Rp.I|ERALD, HANFORD, FLORIDA ■■— ■ f ^ l e t y Editori C.-cella Trulack THIS SUITE INCLUDES d r a w e r s , v n n f ty a n d ■ Womans Club Holds Mias Quarter man Is Business Luncheon To Wed Mr. Tindall* ^Tnwnnemt- C lu b 'w ilt'' m eet*"at situations of the characters more fully nnd'lct them repre­ sent more different levels of society J (3) play'on wider ( theme; (I) let motives be plauslhle; (5) use men1 logic, less contrived accident and. coincidence in the story; (6) arc less narration, more live action: (7) set hlglTer stands arils of prisluctlon. nnd (8) be* sure the total outlook of each Mortal Is sue tally destnihlrr rnttnr thrthkoelally Itai'nv « y ths way, whntcvei bourne of (hose people Mho gamed Inttrnational fam e and doubtful reputu(Ion away bark there in tha Ovent i n aa flagpole litter* ? ARY 7, 1910 Ji-i. H i.. J*. TU t'ltSIlA Y ............................... Smith? iiiu I’.T.IX. Will have „a i-o-.-ndur* Hay program nt 2:00 I’.AI. nt tho South.ida School. . The T.K.l;. Cla*i~W the Firat D upti.t Ghurrh will meet in tho uiincx nt 7:30 :P.M . Mr*. Rhuda Kwitig w ill-tie huitesa. - A ll..- Argtdnr m eeting of the J^ u in o le chapter No. 2 O.K.S, v. ill Ik> held ut the Mavonic Hill at S:0t) t*. M. for a cover.* dl.h *upper. A lioanl meeting will o* h'-bl ul C.?u P. M. preceillng the • upper. th e y fo ll(« v « l 5 .8 d i f f e r e n t nerialH h u t m n h a R rd to lis te n t o e a c h o f th e m o n ly 2 .5 timeM n w ee k , o c c a s io n a lly d u e to Home ^ x t r i t c h o re , o r b c ln jr d e ta in e d a t th e d e n t i s t ‘s o ffic e a n d t h u s m is s in g n h r o n d c a s t. I # n fo r tiin u te ly , m o st o f t h i n e w o m en Uellove th e s e s e rlu W | a r e tr jie t o life a n d a c tu a lly se e th e m s e lv e s in th e ro le j o f t h e h e r o in e s . S e v e n ty - f iv e p e r c e n t o f th o s e in te r v ie w e d a n s w e r e d “ V o " t o th e Iiiie s tio n , " I ) o y o u b e lie v e th ft s e r ia l Is true to . l i f e H - u n d th e n a d d e d . " I r e c o g n is e m y s e lf In th is v c r jU . e i t h e r a s 1 a m o r n s 1 w o u ld lik e to fM ." o*J ‘‘T h is r e a lly co u ld h a p p e n . I t s e e m s to h e b c lic v n h le ” . A h n r e s u lt o f th e s u r r e y CH S c o n c lu d e s t h a t s e rln lsw m td -b e im p ro v e d If w r i t e r s w o u ld " ( 1 ) m a k e t h e c h a r a c t e r s so cial 'in d e c o n o m ic motivate the . . . . . CASUAL j less." THURSDAY, Social 5Sig® i >»: a n m :* \ All nkllnnrr a a llr n . ranl« nl Iknnkn. w a m tU a. aaa aa.w a. ••• •nlarlnlnntrnla fnr Ikf aamwse nl taaUlna laada, n lll kr eksrarO !•» 1 m a la r a d u r lla la i rmlrm. Inland k rn aa aaa r llf|ii»w aln. lll a l. la ... r .frra » a l. I k r llrrnM In fkr M lluaal II.Id nl udarrllnlnn O inrta n r. nanlnlnlnrd In Ikr laram i elites .|* ,* lk » M K IO Milk Vrln.lnal krndnnnrlrra in • klmn» and X*w tn rk . *» Tkr llrrnld la a M.wkrr Jksksrtsle* aafclrli li U llll rnllllrd la Ikr a .r aakflrallnn nf nil » .* • dl rm durd In II nr »mU"» ndndllrd In Ikla *■(,«-* n ta r Inral a r m |.Kkllakrd A n Ifnkl* In rrankllrnllnn rial dlannlrkra k rrrla nm • rn rl. »f ' 1SIX PIECE ■ BEDROOM. SOiTE ’ K a U k l l t k H In lo o t »a h ll* k e a a s tir M rtn l t a la r d ir . ■ » < * ■ » * ■ » n( -.■aw» 0• . THURSDAY. FEBKUARY 7, JBIG ^ ■,m?j i*>». f;!»*; ?.»r» ?y tr:> yi ' f -wv The Sanford Herald I > m M *■—’*’ r CANNON GIFT TOWEL £E T S " % H E A TER S ■ . . . Wo warn you—thl* picture i* dirfarent. It'a n* daffy a* the llrooklyn Hum*. Tha Fli-agtca are the loving type. They either ki«* you Or kill you. Mialctoe jn d ip a re cotfin* arw txuli handy . . . Mu FI eagle (M ar jot (e M .tn ^ | a . rootin', tootin’ Aid h llrtcr . . The daughter I* a un moil . . Granmew Ilk ,, to get tit up. rhat'a a rough........................................... idr* of what MarMurray hi is facing. f Beautifully packaged in a Cannon gift box. Set four large bath towdto, four lovely face towels, four waah clotba. White with colored bonier In Pink, Aiure, Green, GoM and Blue. Uere’s a gift that will be appreciated every day o t t h e year.- • . * . . V 4" in c lu d e s MA T H E R o f SANFORD 203;()j) POPEY H i L bkA AHOY*’ lnt.SU Phone i27. *: r . �i TRACK RECORD IIIRSCII BACK IN THE SWING _____ » ■■ -■ F tb. 7— Fighting Dmi, MIAMI, r»b. 7—Trainer W. J. ruiln Donovan’* fo u r-.(B u d d y ) Ulrich bad b)s first et a new track record winner a t Hialeah alnce hi* dieonly tw o-fifth* of a charge U st fall front the famed Clang’. American te- Pir»t Cavalry. TaaaJII o. trained itlng Don hotfooted the Hlr*ch. wa* also King Ranch rn in 1 -Oil 3/5. S U b li'i flm t victory of th« curn rent Hialeah season. HE WILL PRIZE one of these beautiful ties for :t Valentine gift. Wide as­ sortment of styles and colors _Irum .which to bert Bishop World Pehce For \ Speaker At Next 50 (Years To Jaycee Meeting Rest With Youths I eHliMurd Prana P»«r Or# ic inrinhfntlilp tlnvc wqr I K at Interrupts Radio And Cable Service With R. T. COWAN COMPANY 211 E. FIRST ST. PHONE H74 thewe million* of Rcmiis Navy Reveals Air j ResSrve^Plans For 28,700 Personnel i,7, W(A*)— E T H E R S F I E L D , Conn., Tw o nfficial* of Fell. die i_i Itlngling Hrnthem and Bmnum and llalley Circus will bo parol* 0f ed from Conneetlcbt State i 'l ieon in Welharsfieid late this ,| imtnth. Th e nffirinls are Oeurgo A| Hmith, K«neta| munager of the c,j circus ahd l,connrd Ayleswurth. ,iy chief canvas man. They were ly sentenced to terms of from one year to 5 years ln*t Spring a* u re*ult of the circu* fire at Hart. ford on Ju ly fl, ID 11. Th e fire *1 cost 108 Uvea. Dramatic New Accents for 20-20 up , DKNIKH STATEMENT WASHINGTON, Feb. 7, id’l l’resideni Trum an mmle public today n letter fioin the Dean uf Canterbury in England. The Dean denied lie ever sfiid the IJnitesI S tates was 100 yean* be­ hind the rest of the world tn everythipK but religion and wn* 160 years behind in that. The i'realdent M.ald that the letter fro-n Dean lle w v tt Johnson tins most interesting, t- SUITS 114 SUBS Hl'NK COATS i u 11t i n Sealed bid.s will Iw received by the City of Sanford on or before 5:00.o’clock P.M. February 11, 1040, for the puirhn.He of the six room frame dwelling house located at -northeast corner of French Avenue and Tenth Street, for salvage purposes. The purchaser .will Ihi rei|uired to remove the house uniLelfan up the p re Ibises within thirty days. The City Commission reserves *ific right to reject any or ull bids received. • A CITY MANAGER COLD STORAGE SPACE FOR RENT "I LOST 3 2 LBS.! W IM >1X1 MORIN" m37vttlM.yt.M llr.nslblwl ■WsM . rtkl.Vih It OH VitaaaLcsadr KaJcsef M«» N*— m i l l a av-M . VfBf #*-' atotai* M j m m*r m I*, lie a a i t .l try tti< «*«<*. m l n a tiu i'in ript A<i limit 5*»e WEEK OR MONTH FOR INFORMATION. CALI fn.11maumtrbd. PHONE SO LE(LVL NOTICE tit IS A ,V. tv r 1.1, 1 . Ilar.iu .d . T » .til It bam It Hay C a a n f a i Nolle* I* litrvby g,v*n' that I-III3YKU tV. MOOIMH-H Hlml li I. filial rrpiirt «a K srrulor uf lit* «-"liilr ut Nuoa A. tt'ylly, ,i,<rn*i.|. Iliat fit fll.Mf 1il, |,< into,, fur final illarhatar and llial ho m il apply lu ik* llunurality ft. tv. ttar-*. ('uuilly Jiulku uf Hrmlnul* C'uunty. y-lnrlda. un Ihr I9lh ,U> „f Januar>. i:..t, r*,r uppruval uf * n n i nnd fur fin.,I ,1 M.li.ns, a* K sirulor uf llo i-MiMit' uf Nuna A Wylly. ,1*. till* tall, ,1.(> «,f I irrt Ml• l.ri, 1*IC 1-nrrrrKit tv c i n i i u i i i -k flsn-ulur uf thu ratal* uf Nuna A. Wylly. . I i , „ „ . l , Sale o f House for Salvage Purposes * I throuirla^M. Wc world wif bcHiciv something truly m u n ific en t can bo done. hope In develop a body of men who, lecau e ' t f th e ir ,S cm t training, will st.vn-l nut in their native land* us our Boy Seoul* sta n d . nut here In America, de-li* 'ra te d (o the same ideal* of Scout­ ing a* e o re s re d in our Scout 'O a th and Law. Together they , will, we bclbvc, help to bilng ! about a lasting peace arid build » better world future." T O IIEfnri ’ Athe K tll.U D . j NOTICE TO BIDDERS rin il ll«t It It. tjlif. iiltiifu r. Hatty Orrli 0. Ilrlillaiit Fill, I>aII> Times, Hpotlan] l-mOmr. Illu- Hide. >•<»»* r .i.n i, i t t r i m Hall IM Ii llaablrl blacky T»m. Kllatil . «\ Daatr Tale. I*n*l* ll*el*f lull l.at,in. Uuid of boy* White Nlahi it-ulim. b u n r l-rince. Taira Hare-. *; II Mllaa la rr .a d llaH Hall- 'IsabUb I,lllle Vicky, Jtrry Kt.HuiklUliiaaae, lll.-rk, l a r n . K alltir. lianrh j Mmn. Han* llititlt. CantlvIO. e .a r ia lla— * a la rm i i Inclutlcri mulching hundkcrchluf . n n tl tie. • i » «Uitl|l)UHlJ|HUUif|iSMItij!| The tr.ual forest* of China Mr* IVa ■..<li ii. i « T O N IG H TS KNTIIIKS AT DUG TRACK • NEW YORK. Feb! a ■ - — -7. I *(Special) The hope* of world peace for the next HO year* depend upon Mr. Cameron, who i* secretary w hai happens In Hielive* of the Orlando unit, Invited local crowing up here in America nnd members to -v isit Orlando and to | n the countries of Europe, W alter attend any luncheon meetlnjr and -\v. Mend of St. Loula, president board meeting. He also- Invited * ...................................................... local offifers to inspect the or­ ganization and facilities at the neeirtary'* office in the Chamber Ililt r Mr »M„r, Jsck lu ll,,11, Isot y Noll of Commerce Building. 7. Jersey Ml*. Joiiniir Ks*fr. |i.nik Julian- S tepsliom , temporary " ■(, Niinity. I'li *> . ni Mmlilt president, today urged all mchiS ink liar— V-ta w o n tiers to lx- present a t the next lllalalata lls w l meeting for the clvatiun uf offiI'oli.rrU Miss, lsii)ky Nlrl|>. I.urky Krtrak, Jersey Vlrk, l.ln Dsrttn .r. ctr* and u boaftl -oif directors '.Scout* of die World— Building Ju<lr i -itnpro. gaaap klarere, lia stXogeUiiT.'__llfgH plleia o liw J m l treaties or ugivemenU may lio alsik Hs— Im P^Fe-Miarlm iilurl Sunspot" Activity V tnaiiu 1 y the natiun* uf tk e .u o tl l. A * tf-'if. Vliumlrr ‘I i Tin .V*Ve«-or. tin. Illnek in die last analysis whet happen* riem. JtoyMl Mean*, ll>,.|»n Hint I to our holies of world peace for J m*I Hasty llilmllr. flolit. Ihe next 00 years depend* upon ee ytalMii, what happens In the live* of bi>'» N r i - a t k H a re — f l'la k i l o Piirhlnn tlnlAr. .apc*-ti-l T»v. a»-n v ie * lu g up hare in America ami tti‘ Jim. II rail leAiKi K hiti r Aimin the countries of Europe. III* )!«•)•. I IHall. UiaihI T om. • lU r f- O /H Ullri •M«Ir U r llncf i "If ivr ran Imprest upon the-fi HliinfarM#. <J(»M#ft tlllilrr* Tan i Isty* principles of friendliness and i*rr man. 1 irr. Ilfrry Kh > • mutual reapeet, we shall ko n long I f»R| 11*»uf«i|. TraffM .Vh ta J«r*r) Mill i way toward establishing f lielter j Mtiirrstamllng ainnng tne nations AIM'AHu ClfVIHTR fJOl.F F » l( |wf the worltl. in& ' n Muious iuttutURl . . . - FORM • kfBs j " Ilrrv In America we h a v ^ n tv icnit.lt- NtinttiiNiIrlfTriflis «1t MIAMI Feb. 7 - - K tldir-Jtrrnao, t ty i\tx w ,n rr iiTPmWRTrr the U >j rtipe and South A m ttkii ! Scouts of America. Throughout who has landed home ten winner* tfie world there are approxim ately In IX dav» a t Hialeah, gjvc* polf ihe ere.ll* for hi* p*-e«e.-'l rldl»-» ;t,000,000 Scouts and Laaders. form. ‘Tv.* been playing a ' lot “ Th? Scout program wvfcs f>»! fately. #nnd it beeps me in go.vl train theie boy* for service io Comlltlon.” savs Eddie. . others and useful rltlseusliip. j i ,v , i j i ; TilUKSDAY, FEBRUARY-.-?; 1!UG THE RANFORD. HERALD. SANFOlU). FLORIDA PAGE FOUR N..i.**iw NaUt*ti*M. Na k lT l i l pitaly. I'm ika'I rut •at mmU. paaua. iu , yaa Isa* wt lk*a> dwra. Ha.fl. _____ . A . .YD* . . VlUaim Candy M«aa aa^- Jabrasua Daly U n (aa a* day»- asyyly, IVmm ONE MOMENT PLEASE! TOUCIITON DRUCi !*• nUkilral. •alkOki »#»*mg «• ft|*’ 1 1-nuL*. «-s«*rd at wLaI Alttll» p*p+m VP• HK <Kl,-» MdrA# I'nu'ifk* |nrta r-tkt rH »l id, ¥I*k!* i** •*!^ Ui^i TdUJfTTt 0»;/rt I *)•; j un uu Ui r»m Aaag, ) A ir i .A M I I O U It- 'jrAr* iAViNO a » I | i . e u # » f us %l all drug aiNf*# f t r r ) mk rrf — In mt Till I IITOX Dili (, I O. 'Complete Innuranre Service' When Old Friends Drop Around - - - Keep Your Car In Tip Top Condition w nlle you are talking over old tifqea bo sure to bavo on hand their favorite drink. Don’t be •’out’* when they drop in. • • • • • • • BILL’S —SHE US FOR— AlITO FAINTING SI.MON1ZING BATTERY CIIAKGINf MOTOR REPAIRS WELDING SEAT COVERS USED CARS & TRUCKS PACKAGE STORE in.1, N. Palmetto Avenue FINE— / •' WATCH, CLOCK and JEWELRY REPAIRING REAL ITALIAN SPAGHETTI . $4 -0 0 -DINNER W ll TL ALL OF THIS TRIM!iffNUH -i , JL. . * ROY JOHNSCIN’S RED BARN : ,.1 r I a RESTAURANT AND BODY WORKS WEDNESDAY NIGHT AND EVERY WEDNESDAY Double Feature Program S tarts Friday! AUTO PAINT AND BAR I Tim 16 nlr elation* M ltcU d fn - full-time use in the Naval n i U a|nlng., pt«i«jniii Include thre A. V. Alxexnnder says th at the eiistem lyase* at Bquanlun sinkings were In line with the Mass.. York nnd Wilin' Pot»dnm ugrrem ent. It is be­ cause of this international ag ree­ drove, t t a n . ^ , 1Southern air atnVions to b ment, he explainesl, that the utilizcil in the niogram are n crafts were sunk instead of Iicing New Orleans, A tliinta and Mem offered to public tenders for breaking up. phis. In the middle-weal there wll KKKI* O FF TIIK GRASS b j trnlplng Imuca' a t vMMMu J i t MIAMI. Fab. 7 - T0e unly Umr ‘Mirh.; Olathe, Kan,; Glenview horses a re allowed on the tu rf 0 .; Minneapolis course at Hialeah is for the actual III,; t'olumhu and St- I-out*. running of a race. Thoroughbreds' Western *1*___ _ nrr not perm itted to work over include fncililic* at ilall the grass course. ami at Livermore and Loa Alaml to*, l> |if . • 'x . . ON HIGHWAY 17 B Minutes from Sanford PRO-AMATUER GOLF TOURNAMKNT KEYS MARE • by code or duplicate -SUNDAY, Fell. 10 GUNS REPAIRED B eginning 1:30 P.M PRINCESS M EN D JT SHOP 117 W. H „ t S t, r * . ,* *- f « • . it. Btiltcrt ?T v THE SEM IN OLE COUNTR Y CLUB wulcomo' now Huita - or coats E l l ALL PRINK 10 BOB CROCKET, A EAL TOUGH HOM&RE ANP OUR NEW 3WN TAMER. WHATUVUH HAVE,BOB? 5APARI IL A 1 &Oft,Vt>UVE 5 E O F HIWIOR, W T WITH ME ON SECOND THOUGHT, I-IT ? GOTO IRE HOTEL ANP RE WHILE, I - I DIO VCO GOOC GENTLEMEN, --------------- that do all the right ahlngii for you. :8«lect yourtt now- from our band*box now colloc* PAUL RQBINSONp IM S' IS r BRIAN C. ADRIAN.* tpi i n rvioi nr HELLO, DARLING COME WIZ METO ; ZE CAS0 A H /H s �THURSDAY, . x-i---FEBRUARY - . —- i_jl t -7.9.t91G 1 — T i l t ; S A N F O R D IIK R A L T ), S A N F O R D F F IJR T O A I HVR S*Wn t _ .-r s r -« £ T Dixie D ix its C rystal SuqaA fjfi'c u 'O " >c Jie it c. impc lorlly rot -iiev C r^ to l5 ^^S ugar rt t i d trounJ of . ‘ W ORLDS F IN E S T B O A TS illl M oilrh - ' I rum R o n N ul* O iillm a riL • Runabout* - t'ru iH-r* In Up (n il Yachl*. F v l u -i v e l*T Hull D r«lcn »il lliegitt* ( ’Itiilli l/rd Bonded I'D ADVERTISING mimmI. 4 )P H 0 N E MS OK BRING YOUH A n . U THE SANFORD HERALD Count, fire, word* la the line, including phone in r| addrrvt, AU mKerllcemrnt* for lilaitiu a* wanted mill be charged f a r at the .'•ta la r elaaslfkd rate*. We per lint fo r one lu* per line for three Ii 37e per line f. & * £ 5 i! 5 — A V A IL A B L E \\ r If «* ur Phone 732 Bathroom respected Av». ITionc 1 B W . 1201 'Celery. Atlantic Hank Hide. W E A (tE fully etpilpped Biltl knots how at recap your tires. Nittiit.il -rui)bt;r or synthetic; lire*.' Jo"** T ire Ehup. 1st ami him . I'htmc tHlH. Cor. H. J A M E S G U T A G E N C Y 203 MtrtCH BLDG PH O N ES 70 ANO 4 0 |Tiline SOON U* Collect H A N S O M , IH I.IN C . B O A T C O . IN C iu- r . l i ,121 S. Brarli Si I t A Y T lt N A B E A C H Friends - ‘mi l ! vill not b ear of yuur persotmi affairs. T here is no cause for otr.barroas menL , Hcasuhalite cfedit rvuuiiemcnt*,No co-innkcrs Iin money loans. ttnt.pUins. Vnrhble , (Troc'erles, etc. I. Q. T:.i|c)itcn u* prolect sidewalls - of your CONTRACT relatives tire ^not nueal toned ‘ about your creiliL Your cm'iloyrr . . . . . . ur biisine*: .............„ associates ONE mcmvnger du*t mrtchjm*. ime mule. .Inc L. Corky, l nmcioit BALLARD'S ft here, 8SY0ND ?H t rienee p!u» ctoto alien. • ion Jo (b e ( u f 'C n ! nertfr of (he im i-.ad. Wish fhc.e quol >ce. • !cn»T»e lolki* /our in- lu i -_ lu t lh c r mini (nation anil p li i t i l t uiiler information. lin sttltm IlKltR W HERE I'llIVACY IS KESPKCTEI) YOUH nuhinil desire for privacy ! In money m ailers is strictly I Hcnteni .* • fcurtti). HEAL ESTA fK-HROjKUK MISC ELLA N EO US c mi n .r . to T « in :-io it.r . t*nuillflr nr il'c-cl p u »iT . L o c i-R id in g * Di> • Safe tin 1 urtii * Saifl HnlmLr - Shallow It i a 1 I ■ K irrp lb in alt) S r a- szm cc >p*- TTtis O ld Tre a tm e n t Oftsn Bring* H appy Belief ISLINDS Florida Hank tilde. FWtNITUHK n p a lie tl finished. Call 1 ‘J m. A C '■ i i-j: - tc- \ o m y in n Idinila Miatlf t« tit an y n/.t* \t tu tb itvs Free Estim ates All metal slats — 5Se m j . foot CURTAINS w nslitJ, rtnrchr.1 mt.l * stletclicib Ttltt .Mellotivillc Avr. COHN - . A L L YOU WANT, SJ.r.i. H unt's Tuxetlo Feed FEW. people know that their fn-j Storn. Phono UNR. come tat, return can be sent] sJflf r r:+ hs-ulftf * pm| R tp H iriiiff — I M in is I titif r In' now nml pnym epl o f the m v ' can jtail. until .Vtarch lfn .( lift j Js 7-ROOM house, also o-room irarthis ilotie now and tivold the *■ iff ( L , J!jl S I . aee apt. on some rropsrty close potsrsslun rush nn the la s t *lny. S efu liiu in ! _ in. Can itivo qi yoi-r, return for a refund now *a on house. will rave you months ttnitine n , ROBERT A WILLIAMS fur It. I.et me jrivc you com­ phone 7.12 A tlantic Bank Bid?, petent advice in fllllnir out yoor return. Charles C. Hurt, Wood- i 4( 1IUDB0K tlfluie Id ao r. ru ff llldic., Sanford. i Wt ,lw' felln*i»j * I te- i , M *■f t '*» t h i I It,, l l ; . - i r * » i l l h i « A f l .l **• ,« « l r t H l l l> f ! K- y 1 .S' i. 1 I *y I S i.-f it : f t&VJl Jt'h g ttlt D f li »*l | A s lit |r, VV I * If, if II - - r .1r f t ■f k *' I n>~r I III I l f f »■■IS ||| ' I l l » Jt E A p f * tell I * m * lT » I I I J ftrtlf 11« s a l , *t In i , n iif I t' f Im t L a r h e . i I t n is ii c t ---tT n l r , ‘ I U t o f, I t i f | ar|l 0 L F -I X’ n* H , «• l i l t f 411 n lc h t * * | k i H it t s f, I n i f t i r t r a a I t t v U f I f \\ la.lHNG 1‘i^pidRt O/ f r a t i ! r I ’f U a . j j f a V. t i l k * b i t U , A Of> I L u i r i n * f , , t t in r f -,k n i j |L, t v f t 'if d V ilu f y » l . , i ; V i t O H E s f illllM v f t l t M lb ld l t , | t * V t »* A tt| e\* k t o u t d m t i t U t (**f Its I SKMINOLK VKNFT1AN H U M ) ( ’() I’lm iie a I _* k 1 ,1 tli.irrtk. tn«l ru<f^«,,(u ! - iilS k --ft* f o r o v f r It } y t n t ^ . l ^ i A r i ' i e J . c iM w i l l h r l p H i t !& f n i l r i ( i f f ( a N 1* f l u s h Sistl t-irla ie lK M f* M i l , ? f f l U l >'41 Lk«4, UiUb'Ail 'l Pllh, RADIATOR REPAIRS 107'ii W. F irst St. HELF“W A N tiil) 2-.STORY Il-betlroom linu'-c, to school. Edward F. I.a PROMPT SKRMCI O lR l, for soda Fountain at l.an- ] ey’s Drug Store- P art time or full tinvv S E E D P O T A T O E S — enr loutl of North Dakota Certified Red COLORED Kill* tot laundry * fitt «w *Ju»l received. Bunt's T r u work, (itiod hour* nn*l good 1 'ctlo F i ctl .Store. I’hiir ** Af>8. pay. We will teach you. .Sem­ inole County Laundiy li* F O R A good fiiinuurc tleal — 8 I'd W. Ard S t. .See W aller Beal, phone 127. rooma, hartlwooti floors. Eiltvnru F . Lane, a O X ALL ( ’AILS i f DRIVE II PHONE 21MI I A! BEA U TlFl'l* bungalo«. t betl. B STRiCKLAND MORRISON Strickland - Morrison, Inc SIT. WANTED P R O T E C T your clolhea. furniture anti woolen* from jnolh tlnmuge PAINTING of all kindOikmI for .5 yvary- Uue i-ptuyitlg uf reliable pain tar* u tsilaM s o«te, Btrlou does it Uerlou pay* Snnfnnl Paine & tilu*:, t o . fo r.th e damage. I It's otl.rrless, Phone H03. ' suinie** aril tlrvN ieuni tg ennnnt remove It.' 'Toukhien DTu»t PIIONK 2«m PM f l i l t ini POUND HUStNESS SERVICE OOImiE • PLYMOUTH I 1A H IS A N D S E R V IC E 109 Pelmrlto A te . Phone M ill WASHING machines rep aired — and all home appliance*. CatJ well General Repair Shop, 707 N orth MilUi Orlando, phone 2-1072. Trompt eervice vrnience. Phone 024 SPECIAL THIS W fre*h Florida egg* 60c a du* Palm etto Groeciy. Phone 441 lhbblb*i 1?AIIBITS. R•libit* * giant ibrcW r*. New Doc*, hrrd and have Oie buck trail ^ 0 1 for C. 1* Bridge*. ‘OMOIIII.E painting, welding >y Reel, :I06 W .‘2nd St. IS DRY CLEANING DEPARTMENT Send your Dry Cleaning’ with your laundry. We offer you a Complete Service. THE FI-OOlI , runted thri>ugit^,_ pair it fur you dOtl W. 2nd. St. 'i HEWING macilluca ffpiilrc). WllNICELY furniabed 2 -W h m j linm* Fir It Rhop. 2(k\ VV- 1st. bouse, lertne U tlcrirct^ DOS I AUTO ratlialors uml gu* Inttka 7tli Rt. cirniivtl anti icp aiifd . A l| ling* TRACTOR arid tU»c 112-*'. A. K. of mechanickl 'work. W rlah l A Ptuhani. Monroe Corner. ^ Cohen (■magi', 21*1 and French As*. Phone Dxr.i.J. '40 CHKVKOI.ET club coupe. Con tact B arry Amicnion, Mpyfnir DEALERS t*» Kell Home-, Ca­ bin* & Industrial Btiililini;*. Mmle nf uil Steel ami Alu­ minum. (image* - P o u F l 'r y 5608 Yale A vc. Route V. Lyililijigi — tBapluy* Boom* - T Itirji|*i'le Rlnntl* (In- Stations BE, a home In W inter or a -I bedroom hbtttc — Vyarehttnse* — .Market UiilllIn Sunftirtl. Phono County 2«02, In g i—a ml imtny other type* of ■ —3- '•V - '4 building- now Ip dem and. (Un­ .--. . .-. .■. — . -----------------^ .‘ ■ limited (atiutl bill tic* >. Call, 'w he W hite Rock:, New H am puU ei, or write E. J. Franc, S teeleraft Plymouth Rock* imtl Tdtchocfi*. Home- nnd Building*, :tl:t Clark A few paint of nice-.bantam*. J , " . II K. AV. Ninth Ititrrr P ill 2114 for C. L. Bridge*. ' Itrlvr, 'Miami 110, Flurltla. Phono 2-7021, RANGE8 ,-* S«edlea» Plnoapple SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY CO 819 W. 3 r d S t. Fhune 475 WANTED - *tr lire guilty nl jl rngcrly and ofjery. • C. a . , liughet, Bamrula, Fla. (Belween . Sanford and Now Sm yrna Poach ). * TherOirtt Bright GOOD milk cow, firs t calf. 1317 Pouglaa SI. U K U llilf/ l«thtm4kgH<1 RIDE dally l</ and* from Orlando l-ARGE tra* Large 813 W. flrtjj-'to.'l etrrulatino . oil heater, toO. f ! Fe*ler’« Filling Station, Mtlhroo 2'BED H O O il iol well siluatatl. , (Uuncr. ^ w abted •' t o J | Wanted ONE lot and 5 room PURNIBHED he.lrtH.nt f o r ' reM. 807 Magnolia Awe. d Foutt LOST: Starting •ilvcAjliTrnlifica tlon bracelet. Evclj W t o q Q ll. FOUND; wib P in t because o J STATIC and DYNAMIC WHEEL BALANCING on 20th S treet In ip! mo-Iern Way. downaUlr* Teh i S i i apaU Ira t rch, Iram rc with wol C .'~ C . W e ls h V - V i t • , . '. - *, ■« % * rllie ictiily wit It 4»\cry ri'*oiirrc al onr rtmitniinil. �% ............... g » « 5 .* V s^ .FI * • > • •* » i pt th a t U r rrg ft "Shirley ta in rJ b) L. Gw>'#y.' Marking ’Em Up ;*• I V , S . } 1*7 pi f V *; c»p- j Othiup- Trainee* Celery Fed The Brooklyn training achool ath lete, are belag celery fed throe da;a. 8 . K. Dighton. local grower, provided the boya with a few crate* of celery on T ues­ day. yroterday and today. T hr The Stuart, Fla. Bnilfiah Club celery I* taken to th r park d a r­ ha< annuunrcil that H«»* K. An- ' ing thr noon hour wherr the ilrtton o f Ki l l t)nk Avcnur hax i trainee* and iiutlruclnra m |a y I n n nwmded n Bronze S ailfid i it with their luneh. I • '■ II ittU tlltlt i! . • 1I , I * -P- * With JULIAN STENSTROM Herald Sports Editor Andrrann Winn Award, Crock.' the Brooklyn arout. y4 lb.JPkg. NIBLETS Peaches lb. 17c 12-oz. Can 14c 35c ••?!> UII1AS .%•!•» % \ rN lM llM F Olmn Holding Out L u U Olrno uay. he'a holding out for more money from the Dodger* becaune the rluh offer* ed Polish tv v rvn a : — % \\ i *i l i : - — G t ll .ll • W l.liv t . — Flour •l l . T I U PITTSBURGH PAINTS made w ith v it o u A d K llr k .* Ir .lr X -.e « n tufli AMD lO U IP M N T 12V T H U n P r e se r v e s........... 1 pound j a r ............30c IVMil, l/ 2-lb can 5c 10c l-lb can 9c Case ..... .......... $4.08 You'll glow with pridr at thr chanced appearance of your newly painted home. And what a relief to know it in protected again-t wear and weather for a long lime to come. Our jolt is to furnish you with the pro* per material* and advice a* to how to use them. W# have them in atock; our lone experience qualifies u* to be helpful. LET US ASSIST YOU IN SECURING ' RELIABLE PAINTERS FRESy FRUITS & VEGETABLES Fancy Green Beards.....2 pounds ...... 37c pound HOME CONTROLLED” 20-1 East Fintt Street Sanford. Florida SPINACH ro t K T OF - T ilt: 10c PL ETCHER K. HOLUS. Owner Stuart Pecans ............ pound ............ 47c Large Juicy O r a n g e s....... 5 -lb s ....... . 30c Fancy Iceberg L e ttu c e ...... head .........12c POULTRY AM) DHAUV FRYERS lb. ; 59c BRAINS lb. 15c FOWL lb. 53c BACON FRESH PORK: ___ _ „ ^ SHOULDERS lb.' 32c COLD CUTS lb. 29c 35c BUTTS lb. 35c WEINERS lb. 21c lb. PORK LIVER lb. 21c MEAT le«. ^1111*1*1.11. \M » lilt IMA r» T M r;\n ii MK — v v iiiti : iK h ll'A l ho »t o % n ri.K m i\ rr. r .ir u i im u o N u tii:\i i>e CALF LIVER lb. 65c - — | OYSTERS pt. 85c GROCERIES nf lh# mint# nf !# • !• P. V a r n ry . IM l H a n n a h lllanrh# flronn. I l i f t f l r lt *»f I h r ra ta l# nf L#«vla P - V a r n r v . d r r r a a r d L I M I 1, l-J -4 n o . a tu v * alex* PEAS COFFEE rimir or »*» »< Pilkbury'n B«*t FLOUR 5 11)8 29c 10 lbs 57c 29c 2 Cans ib. jar POTATOES No. 2</4 Can 19c .tfriT ^ .-'.i’Vl:33 No Soap ever P’CAKE FLOUR 10c Made Suds like • ntaiiKX «irr PEAS - ' No. 2 Can 10c VEL Lge. pkgr* 23c E ^ » S “....29c o c t a g o n .4 Lknt.AiiM V ' -> nove l l , t hik hwelt l im it • x .• ••"Gl S 1Lt jV. , ^ Th ivi -rtSiiV V 13 B a r s *'It v ; ^ 5»fh* . Jr,. .— — 5oup No. 1 can a v% h i l l i r l .v » t u SOAP FLAKES 15c I.lkbr'e Deviled Lge. P k jf. Ham .. f t can .. 14c PHONE 303 Suanhlns Krispy CRACKERS Fancy English P eas ........ 2*lbs ....... 29c Fresh Crisp Celery ...... 2 stalks ,,.... 15c I r o t ' * - ,1 jt'lH * t:. o : m > o i K r o t >- | G randma SPEAK!n "The Complete I'uinl And Class Sfbre” Cauliflower POTATOES *«»urt 11 dftfdhol. r«p thi# 5l*t «lav nf IV* X 13c Selected Sweet Potatoes ..' i>ound Crisp Tender Carrots “Where Customers Send Their Friends’ •i i*l i N o tlr# |# h e r r l'T Nt that HANNAH IH w A N ^ H E I l i r o V N . a« I*a* * itr Is f lir t her flr»..l r>$u.rt «■ K l * r u t f l l » f $ Ih r r « » el# **f l # w l « 1* V a i n r ) , «|r*rra##.l iltat *hr fil#u| h r r f>rtIIIon fn r fin a l dia« harir**. and tU%\ » h « ta 111 A|*p1ir- to *h# l l o n o r a t lr II W M a r# . ***»untr J u ilf n «.i H#mln*»l# r u i j i t h , Kktrt* .1 . mm I h r ja th lia r nf F r t . r u a n . M IC . fo r . m t i n i o l nf #am# and for flrml dlfchaffr# aa K i f r t t l r U r r n ib f f . Youngi Tender Spinach * 4 n xro tl» ■ n m sn i‘Ll'» n r .i'u x it Blatz Beer ......... I ni*Rrr.itt *# T l . N T A T i: OK M .O H IU t. IN »u : T I I E E S T A T E O f I j E M 'IS IV V E f t N A Y . ilr r# « « n 1 1% i m u i V A T t :. TO %M< M H O H I T M U tO l- If.tmm M»l» Iona Cocoa i**tir WlTXKHH mr trau-2 a»i*l -.f f4«*.%) ll«»plt#rr» —• Ippit can Baked Beans nui: Macarotii or Spaghetti l-lb pkg. f«*r i f A l at Jl»iif«*r»l. .•rifjin.il*Htryi# K h tfitTi K i l t tl $y nt J A B ii J t ). A l » . i* i i i : i i n i n »\ •*|#l L th# t*lMUlt H#inln**l# «*viunt> I Hr K I. (| I *It I •l« K li r |. u t *« ‘t#rh 4<'Irvuit tNiwrt .1) P R O T E C T IO N ..... 10-lb bag 61c %h##k W # 4 lift 0115 to* howit. ratMi fActoiitl t 'a .l r h e * 5-lb bag 33c lltU uftler *hall !»•* ^nHH»hr»| » - n ~ J liu c P A I N T 28-oz pkif. ^ MII f*i .« fin a l U tNfn* «*V tlim r i'p . •|it»rrwlo*. d r r h T |»ro d»inL* »»-i M ill be* r i i t r r n t •gft|||e| >«*U tlfl *3 *1 liatr. I he* H.Ynfnf'l ll r r a h l in d r a i n - 4 iwitft tl am th# n»h*»|»ai>vr In %ukb 1 ii II wl \% h r at t r r r i l Mello-Wbeat THUKBtUV, FEBRUARY r?1916 FLORIDA K ill c.f <>utu|*UUui fllr«l j f . i t n l i )••!» »l» l l l r ttlauVr N|)|*«f CeeUtt •*> lt ll* ll- Altl* III Me. qt- jar — LMOkM. ■ ; V- teat r rn a llo r i, ru n . Mustard •WaV ^ and a greater IMum Jam jar 2.3c m — ''«alhi£" .'Si;!JCuckman RrillWhf--|Celery';F^ds Meet Hemembenng Ptaya Eustis Cage 1Teams organization ax a ball fan know, tluyt fid* I.urkman Tomorrow Evening | wax n great ymaaer with Columbia _____ 19e \ > v m :i 1()C Oatmeal 3-lb l>ox 22c Towels .. 2 for 1 17c 2 Cans WHITEHOUSE m- - ■ C h i-1 The Seminole High . School handlrr Celery F ed . will meet the Euatlx hi* Panther* tomorrow night a t the ------uarli high *rhoo| in n triple header. k’e hi*nr>l tlO.OCb? LPr n ,1 ^ The opening tilt will get under­ doe-n't pin way nt 7:30 witty the .Keniiuole an offer Ilutton l>y IIn* organization f> r can l^agilhi rA'rVftre* tin und the Beat* have g irl. ' m eetin g ' the T .uatir. Pan* Pilcher* Sign tnii.linir a *.U foot, in Imh xallfish while n.'hlntr Iti "the G............._... ulfitroam . The Dodger* have announced a Metlran baaeliall magnate lx had a repertoire of piny* th a t nt therette*. In the aecotul game, m i id to be oo hi* way to vixit tim e. iium U tiil a . ijiany a* 370. the Haby Fe<D -and the Baby off St. I.urir Inlet, from the to Ii the signing of pilchera Curt Davia, will tangle and the Olmo in Puerto B iro with an He not only ha* to know all thoxe Panther* offer of 30 percent more than I lays, but hax to know the a l i g n ­ main event of the evening M ill the Dodger* are willing to pay. ment of every player on each of l<e the conference text between the Celery Fed v a n ity eager* 1*11%. Ho It te rm i till Torre*. rrr*a-_ them I j « m : i' U i k i i i tile infielder of. the W a»hlnglon T h i. pnat *ea*on, l.urkm an had and the P anther five. SrnalorX who i* ronlrm plating 2.54 Mi** Jr*»e Durden ha* nn* p layer, returned from aervire in Fruit Cake .. the >amr move, mat have com­ th r lineup ocraaionally, and hr nounccd th a t Helen Huwcn, Doropany d o »n there Ihi* aommrr. had to in itru rt thorn in th e tr a.*- they Crumley and Johnnie Mar H it'll* « aignmrnta in the huddle before Bowen will ila r t a t forward* Former State leaguer . with Alva I.undquiit, Betty Jo 22c Coffee Cakes each play!, -• Tw enty-nine year old Huck I Brock ami F ran ce. LeFila a* guard*. Geary, who broke into pro ha***i <■w im . hall with Del,and of the Florida cd conference chuinpion*. Frankly The starting fiesJItuc; the_ BabyDonuts- doz. .. 17c State U a g u e rm J e wr kack. vpeaktnr.—Ttie~gtrl* ‘w eie a green Fed* will protiably (onxi.t of ha* won for him aell the nickname lot. when they fir»t met Ku*tix Jrnklnaon, Bowen. . . . . . . .Kilpatrick, ...._____ _ Can ’Rolls doz. 7c of -V a n lth ln g Shortatop." l>«auto nr.d have improved In every game, Swain and Amleraotu The prolui of the fart he Quit thr P ttl.h urgh Uide** Fuxti* ha* followed thi* f,le *tarter* for the v a n ity Pirate* three timex Iw-cau-e of vntnr- rout?,' they'll have trouble t>* Donald Dye** a m i. Ila ro li homairknex*. However, (ira rjr I* t»n their hniul* Friday night with Kuatner at fhrw ard., V n n e Clark to g iv r hig league Imim bull an th e brilliant talent of the BoWen “ t center and W ilbur ComtiiHge other Recently diachnrgrd . .try. . . aiater*. Alva I.Undquiat, Dot.,J»n<t G rantham at guard*, from the Navy, ho ha* r®,u rJ,ri* ■O u m ley , Mutic Pexold. Betty hi* aignol contract to the Pirate*. Yarborough, France* I.eFilx. Betty DRKDY PROHPKCTS ATH e'l| l* given a try-out, although Jo Brock, . Anne I aivcII, M artha IIIALKAII he’a ntill under »n*penalrtn for Hagan, Skinner and Sarketl. m i .mi i* mi in.rri.ii i:> u m ih it f .I) miik MIAMI Feb. 7—Five of the loot 44-j> i aiu <>« hMatahto* uiRmtR in rei nkr hixTaat diaappearance act in IPM. Thi* lilt will highlight F ri­ eight Kentucky Derby winner* day evrnirtg'a rard which will. have been propped a t Hialeah, and Girl Baxkrtball t hampx? al*o Include a haby F«ii»Panthrc rarin g fan* are keeping th eir The Seminole High School gill* cnntrftt and the v an ity engage-' •ye* oil pcoapect* her* thi* win­ baakethull tram ha* air excellent ter. Among outstanding 3-yearmcnl. ‘ „ opportunity of winning the Kant old* here are-Pellicle, High Shine, Central Florida -Conference cagej T oday'. S p o rt, la u g h M lrt title thi* xeaxon if they continue Tr.1 Willlnm*. the great BoetoU' n G °|d. *nd F ighting F rank. th* pace they’ve xet during the *eaxon thux far. They have won Ki E\ every game they've tdayed. *ave houter**'1*thnn'* * * f aw'i'ng'^ f l ^ l K the opener with the F u.ti* Pun- fence*. T n r day Ted came to b it ...» ^ M ,' u .F,eb/ , , - , f J “ c k e y kVSlrl* h t' 1OW„ r ^ n r ai therette*. Thnt tilt ended in n In .he ninth with ihe Sox a r u . *i U r Ii U i I r»l* fir.L There l> l« h »“ .!• « *». h'» w * ' tie. • b -Find and « man oni.,,,. r f iiccorationx nn hi* racing ailk*. -« * ...... /-'• red hud hope- rf Dixie Oleo Roma Wines In their xecond affair, they, AMrinirinir •r and winning P*«h«bly be overweight. He for n lu»m«*r : - a * in Kurope 34 month*. ,an«l downed Del.and 31 to 3 Vthrn Ihe ff&ttfr. (nit *i« i%i • :i*% n ii $1.09 ■as defeated l.rexhurg 36 to- I*. In in, flaalud the buntl . l«ign. en ^htdd* two u . . Puride Hear,*, the a return engagement in DePickles tile : c ir William- no.Idol th at he h a j j} " ? ? ? .^U r. *n ° “k. Land. they eaaily .m othered ih r railght the aignat. but on the*0 u* e r. C<,nd^ t ">*"*■• *•*»» ftl|lti*fa — r f .ir k r f a l-IV *1.*. tiullpup* by the *eorr of 12 to ....... I pi,eh he lifted a l o n g f l y. “ n,‘ » ntariw m an.hip me. 13c T. When the l-cf«hurg girl* Premiums . . 17c* Iona Peas Hifhl fisM. u h lrh hmi ciiui;ht.« 1 vialtrd Sanford. Mi*. Je**e D ur­ lh» Inn |ti>t the (fume. ' den* acvtel poliahrd them (mxl — v k r n ltV d ill.i u iii ii: PkaIn the drr«*ing. room, Oronin L E ( i A L N O T IC F yind proper with a 1» to *J xic- I n :ii I ping mud and xhnuted »l ^ b i u n t u I'M W 1 I Vulu Wheat pkfir. 11c | lory. Then they downed U 'in­ T«'-l .... 8 c Soap Flakes I told you to lay it down ter Park and alipnrd a . It to Uni u d i a ' . r the hitter, but you K T A T K O K M ^ * i : i l » . \ • 1 1: U U T I N t j s W .W *. —• I nndl I nr lt«Ra ft defeat on th r Wildial* •' 4 *III ICI.m. HIM. wonted In lu. the hig hero. Th.it >«» K* ^ftftte-It*'*- nftMf**nr. ♦ i \ r v % * t ii % i \» : i > Charge pkp. 19c The .inly lean- thnt hn g>v« o - 'l l t you * rr.n fine." I—•! ItOUL ftl It aHti III «• the F'cd« any trnulde at «.| «ui'f iiia tlr ip r .u , i tiw i* ) ft.vn a U •llinma pleaded Ait h Cronin ~ riih h i m ix .. Baby Food jar 8c the Kuxtia aggregation, the *e\ "IF.next. 6*1 • \l.ii h> I S lr » r | J im-. I w i, going to **i*Vi'M afe* he-re*»i> M tU rrfit 4in| I e • (iiiiRer Snaps 11c tet thai come* here F'ridav togli- n^i e But I .uw the right fiel I It* 4»r Jft'l ft|*|»-- •*f b»r« I Ii r If Mi*» Durden'* eager* r nr '•i ■"m e • n -e p ltig in a ^ t e p and • iif t iii « Mini nf lit* X n iti jtft t u j.il » i % !• • • • % • i t o r m i M N h W I IIT 2 IK J feat them, th rre I* nn douM t.i.:i I theught they ruu»l he on to our « ti**ul| «»f xhm ^tft.tej o> F lo rid * in *n«l fe»r S e m lB itlr C utliilk I. 1 IIAfi- ' Prunes Ih»x 30c Baby Food jar 10c ithe Celery F*ed gal* will he i-rowit- »ign»." l <•••> ft»i» i h r i i t h *l»> *»f i v i i r m i ) , hi i .k — m i i i .ii A l* ; D l l . At III* r o « l t H'.uwe at H jitlu a !. FlDrkkt. t»» i»n«%%»r a <, R »'i»t i \ \ I’ Vi.i: — l-lb. J*» TEA- ? , m u oSANFORD t u v i u i u . HERALD, u b i u i u v , SANFORD, o .-u v r u n u , THE UUJ1.-,. . « . II - t m g g w t — m ■iim j m ■■■ ■ v „„ ■ i.ag i**r ? - aVtf'*' V w ____ ~ >«M 5:,f 5 ‘' I r, - V awi* lu iy . iil a«*i a r*v Lima B eans ...... 25c GREYHOUND RACING li'trlU t 2-lb boxen . 2 bchs. .... 15c Raisins Idaho Baking P o ta to e s ......5 - lb s ....... 29c IW I w •». — «— ii ■ I ■■ « a * -■ 1 ■ A Penn Motor Oil ... 2 g a l can .... $1.32 White Sail Bleach ........ l/2 g a l. ....... 17c White Sail Floor Wax q t 43c' g a l $1.65 A Penn Dry Cleafier.....gal cart...... 49c Vans Camps Hominy .. No, 2ft can .. 14c Langs Sweet, Mixed Pickles gal can $1.73 t v m t »■ iv Tv S COUPON ONtVUT i w a i N O GREYHOUND GU8 U mm the air •t t i t with all ika TnniKhfn AlkStar Fe. Seventh Rare Grerw Tree 3 Tan Cans 25c «Ttr WDBO lowtikt .1 *»!• u d ever WLOF Races Start fi:00 P.M..Sharp •» m tlw dw«a U aM l i * « M W w I tW t the Baafard-Or- Peaches-Pears .. 28c « - 1. Mile Handl-ap Kraft*. T p ItfH t • Bee Brand Insect Spray.......q b ..... . 36c >me Style Red Cabbage.. 17-oz jar.. 17c Motor O il.... 2 ga l can $1.25 H lio u x D Y FASHION GUIDE g g g A f* S S cmS: TAX NO “ ‘HORS ALLOWED m Ow i-i-St r * r ' *, '* V V, Kraut South or 8aaford vT«r «.. • TURN AT RED ARROW * rT irv •, n >> • ■ ; *^ • . . . **. a rww rege tables...... 17c a t lonow ood t)n Route 1? (Sanford Highway) n x c it u o r t rrr. w <w K E N N E L CLUB cjjUjD top •bout IS Cheese 2-lb box €9c SANFORD-O R L A N D O , OCTAGON SJ. 23c �. ' • - - ‘ THE WEATHER P artly cloudy and wi rraer thin aftrm ooo. Increasing clm idlnnt, warmer, tonight and Saturday. In Unity There Is Strength— 9 . To Protect the P rice of the World; To rro p o te the I’rosrnui of America To Produce Prosper ily for Sanford. AN INDEPENDENT DAILV NEWSPAPEH VOLUME XXXVII SANFORD, E s ta b lis h e d 1908 Measure D esigned To Aid Homeless Per—sons Puts C e i l i n g On N e w H o m e s WASHINGTON, Feb. 8. (AP)-1- Japanese General TomoyukI Yamashita haj lost his appeal to President; Truman fur-clemency. The 15)46 Season W age Hike Reported To Be 18*4 Cents; Steel Raise Said To Be $5.25 Per Ton Brooklyn A thletes Prepare- for WASHINGTON. F r h 8. <A->— Emergency hom ing leai*Ution d e­ signed to meet the crU ii which find* m n y . veteran* and other ptivum* h mete** . ha* received tit" apjrttw'tl of the flhusc H.itd.‘tnyf -Toftihuitec, The bill,* gjffltttt by HrrrW'**dittmt*'e W rig h t Pat* ; man of Texas, puts ceiling prices i on rtet- houses and provide* for i continued government allocation o f. scarce liuilding m ntrrilt's. tt ■•Iso rre n tf- a new, over-all off.ee of ndm ini-trator for hru»lag. BLOOMING 1CN , 111.. Feb. H. l/J-i— A railroad brotherhood offi­ cial has called on the Federal government to step Into the inveitigntian of events before the oiaying of two pickets Wednes­ d a y In the Toledo, Peoria and «Jap Zero WU1 Be Displayed Here On Saturday, Sunday N egro Common Labor Union I» Organized M em ber* T. W. Lawian. county sup rrintrndent of public Inslruc. lion, announced today th at schools in tha count) will remain open aa usual on Mmtday since President Harry B, Trum an has cancelled his proponed trip to Florida. A erio u s announcement f r o m r, Lawton's office revealed •ns for schools to be elu*rd. Assurance (tout R eiiiesrulaliveI Joe Hendrick, that federal motley! will l* made available doting that year for deepening of the »4t- a John* River channel from Palatkn ' to Saiifoul and E nterprise, and that the ortgii.nl $.'!J5,tttKi project foi a lit foot channel, which witt not im (ruled In the p resen t bill, will be contbii.ed wilti the I (tkl.OlKt project foi a 12 toot channel re- ' W A tm IN O TPS'. r*b t —1 8, W V - esntiy appriyvcd by arm y ettllad ginfeht to m a k c jt 1788,(Wu p to -j President Sswgten task)--canoe ta tk ; Ida contemplated vocation in jecl* was contained in » telegram t Florida next week in' order I t received thi* "morning b) Edward* deal with the continuing laUir illggln*. mannget of the Seminole i crisis. A VS'hite House atatemenS County Fham bar of t'oinm erre. said the I't evident decided not to Commenting on this disclosure, leave Washington at thi* time Mr. Higgins said he felt sure thr.l because of th r immediate critical everything was “ OK" and Unit situation Involving problems it>- the piojecl would go ahead. Hairing hi. >tH<rso mil attention, The tclcgiam from Itcp. Hen-; A tao, the ’ Wtilte I louse s ta te ­ ment said the ’Presideat p articu ­ d ticks tra d U s follow a ; “The 10 fool project St. Johns.’ larly ~regrets th at he must dis­ appoint the pi rd d en t and yu- - Illvcr is not included tit present ernirtg body of Rollins College toll Y’ou will recall I wired San which-had arrnnged to confer an ford Herald recently that en­ honorary degree. The chief evevu gineers were approving a new live also regret that this cluing. | inject deopening the Si J.dit. III plans will necessitate a post to 12 foot depth and IlKI feet wide poncm .nl of his meeting with with additional channel at E nter­ Wins ton Churchill. The Pres blent prise «l cost of IKU.IMW, llie | had planned to lake a plane trip Engineers have made formal on 1 to Florida and cruise in“ nearby nounccnirtll of th a t is hist two! w aters. ! or three days but Engineers in* i the budget are combining truth. S of the local post nf the V eteran , of Foreign W art, scheduled for Monday night hai been cancelled, according to an announcement today by Cotndr. Lloyd F( lloyle, due to the special program to be given for the returning vet­ erans by the Ladles Auxiliary of the American tagiuii to lie held that night. Comdr. Hoyle aaid th a t the n eat V.F.W. meeting will bo held •Mar. 11, during which time the officer* for the forthcoming year will be elected. Higgins, Coleman Elated Over Sanford Publicity In Nation's Newspapers Photograph , , of Tha lit rif th e I I i«>«»k 1yn iHMlgrrn* L ii m j I wiII t iiilt iin g ittJn** ton and Clyde Bukeforlh, form er rn in a g c n of the minor league try seed beds are share of publicity .rga photograph in of the Charleston, fo r the majiii league talent taking > nmjm league manngwr^, •n Kit kt-Y Ji , Berio Resigns A m ' ( Envoy To Itra/.il m *ii o f -ih t t£ -" X ' ■" " *'»sf uf a IB jrami» *rhe<lulc to RMi U K J A N K l I t P , F*B* C/l'i be |>ln \ <*j at the bkcnl ball park, IT iittcgf Stales Vmb»>antitii la* iirrortlm*? ifi a pi nnmnnu'f n itn t Mriittf A d o lf A . H r t lr , Jr., tin-n lust nlffM by lb>l*«*it * L, F iiw h , subntlticii his tesItfmUhiu to jM fm inU trn tivc officer of (h e P m i t k t i i Trum an* ^ H n m k ly n t#fwi|fer tm m in i; Rchool. Ilf r l r , n feirmor S i n i r t u r v Mr Finch **uti| that Hranrli Stnti*. pUMcntcii bis cf«*tlt‘itt ml * i Hickey. Ji |ir**Mtli*ni .*f th r in itin lie lunctrit «m Jun -IB. | i irr-iit, bus a final okny b# that I'ff.iilp n l | ft mu the lr*i|fu»‘\ « ••oimUstoner, Tniniu M bail ati**rtl trb«a-.* ' Itm n rh Ittck ri St »*• .»p*»n ho»him n ftrr tb r l\v\\ i,*...»* .n r ..t 1 1 Jm i«w« H ill. I l*« i ic tin* In iif iir 'i I r wtiii-ti 6 (iciu -ta ) I fit* i..i*p4ii |i i ck n tii'fiil, ft.«> ahiH'UnCwl that I n tr a ha t b r r n In.trtllr.l n n(fir*' \ib«> ttfMtMi I hit rnV inKiiuoi.tTi.-tt I.Mik jiltiri* lin t Ju ri JI i ha s r c r H n r i. lU ro b l U t h 4nfi»ron**| that ( .m iitn ir kioier It irk try bm» m itbor* llerle's rtslicriAUnn m-nka tin* i^r*l two rxltibitlon ktnines to br. Ncctintl Impoitnnt ihatuii* in the Pjr*yu«j *be |tNtk tomorrow, i i Mi. * , , . i . Iht* III *1 uninr in M'lieiloli*| to United h U t e . dlplnitn^r service nV| , „ k th , South America in' iceenl montbfi HpruUh* llm ilrn ie*»trne.| ire r n tly as #nvi»y f*• \»u**nt*M.i in h rvn m r tin nn^isbint 'in rrtn ry of M u te in ch a iifr **f l-atm* A riiencwn iiffnlrii. ntarning mid ............. . affair w ill br ph i> r.l *t '* *►> «»V|*ifk in th r n ffm in fin * An iiiMtmi •reoooit from thu ItH'iti |*i«ttrei of five tin* rim m ing » t a ( H that nil S .m fm •! fans a r t i in v iltd Pi jjtti'tiil i oinoi row \ tilt a nnd na tch th r 'rr-itfue\ talent in , Holland* pro.lurt.»n -I ..-mant |t« about «*IB,tKK) Itiiis montblv Enforcement Of Gambling Laws Up To Caldwell tfrim in g h i - are iimtei going physical Sanford Fans Invited To See Two Exhibition nam es To Be Flayed At Park Tomorrow; Branch Rickey, Jr., Praises Camp tu B van Sanford in the New York me* sport section and In othir tUopoliten papers In connection Ilk winter training activities tha Brooklyn Dodgar baseball piranta at Municipal Ball Farit, Two fire column photographs I r c i.ln - IP!** itmmniitl neiifnii ai the Sm ifutH M unirifm l A l Mel le F li‘M ttuinp p £ii 1iv it > in th r upper while Ihc low rr picture* Iht thi field f.., ii Aimj py *e«*|cti uiuJei the ilirr<*tit>n «*f m any unit i *** D r * vnMilii ttrpl eiwii !• Th e 3i«' in- J r i tin* In* 0I*>'*'kl)Ti l tfhirf. (A I* V Vr-plm!** t •ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. S, — RP)— The St. P etersb u rg v Gpntractors Association yesterday signed a contract w ith the newlyorganised Negro Common Labor­ er* Union calling for paym ent of 00 cent# an nour for *emlCONHTIIUCTION BEGINS skilled worker*. 80 cent* an hour to unskilled help, and a closed Tha AGantic Coast Line and •hop. Seaboard Airline Railways have Contractor# agreed to hire only begun construction of tracks to th e laborer* who are members of th e' 000,000 phoaphoroua p lan t heunion aaaociatlon, President W. r erected by the Victor Chemi­ I>. E rry aaid. . cal Works naar Tarpon Springs. Edward 111#p n to k ta t o f veterans, under -he WASHINGTON. Fab. 8. npv— White "House advisers have stated that President T rum an's many conferences In the past few day* have achievrd.au agreo- in , get tu*t rhuire on n j» ‘ house*. The committee "ole was IS to i nine. The measure no.v goes to . the l1ou»e. One ninvijlmi striekru from • t he measure. however, ha 1 ji o. vidnl fni price controls on exi»llug houses. Patm an rhiuo^ t a t i elimination of this d jiis e pulls the lecth fimn the Ini' Mile committee a(W> slu n k out n u c* { lion inoMiiuig for stit -i lit" t> spur ynniui tiuti of building >.m, tennis. ^ Union Official Asks Probe Of Picket. Slaying: dent W. C. Reiser, declares he wants Federal authoritiea to pruba w hat ha call* tha im porta­ tion of fitsa rn B Into u railroad YOlCtiftfitiA j Feb. 8, (A-} plsnU a t Ea(^ ^ orja late in ibdant vh^arw a striking [RHaiy Jaitiaeyt railroadmen made a proteat last w eek to GoVarnor Dwight Green but received no reply. According* to a statem ent by K ei.er at u [-curia strikers meet­ ing, — after four railroad guard, had been charged with murdering tits two pickets — an automobile load of firearms and ammunition were ahlpped to the plant. Reiser declares s trik e rs. Jenined about the shipment und tipped o ff State I’olicv who stopped tile car ami took its occupants and cargo to the E ast Peoria police station. The next day, according to Rei­ ser. the load was released to •• representative of George McNear, president of the TP & W. A sta te police official — As■islant Gbier R itter — has told newsmen th a t he seized and con­ fiscated the arm s-carrylng auto­ mobile as <Reiser related. R itter stated hp released the c a r ami its cargo' to the railroad com­ pany “on. Instructions from opt ingfield." Spokesmen for the Illinois Gov­ ernor and the .Stale D epartm ent of Public Safety nl Springfield sa - they have no, comment on the Reiser and R itter slatemen la. C ontrary to th a American math* = B Inf th a wing and fuse* Associated Press leased Wire . W in south • ftielfk an a. Tha plana crashed Into Ut* water and was submerged for about two weak* before a Navy salvage ersw ship­ ped tbs Zero to this country for expert analyaU. * FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 8, p i s . In Steel Strike Settlement President D e c l i n e s To Take Action On Plea A fter Order• ing Execution Stay SHANGHAI, Feh. 8, (A*)- Two Japanese war criminal suspects have Jjeen invoked on charges of murder and brutality against Americans in CbitiV The form er superintendent of a hotel prison ram p near Mukden. aToru Mika, was formally charged with kilting ■ civilian from Santa Monica, Calif, He la also charged with b'rataHties against nine other A ra w itu u in 1042 and 1043. The other Jap auapfet, Isamu lahihara, ia charged with beating and to rturing 28 Americana while acting u the civilian interpreter a l two Shanghai prison cam ps from 1942 to 1948. F L O R ID A . "" | i« nhitauni n»» r - a r Ta »i $15,000,000 Appropriations BH1 For Florida Barge ( anal Defeated In House MIAMI. Feb. H. (,1 -t- The Dnde ' County Grand Ju ry y e ste rd a y ! called upon Gov. Calilwcll to •cccp t reiponslblttty for uniform | enforcem ent of anti-gam bling t laws. In a report, the body declared th at large-tcale gam bling In the Miami area “ b«* been eupressod to a considerable extent during lira U jury. itlru ^ ft ue. tha ttirm term tif o f th thia It as­ serted, however, th a t gambling was flourishing in adjoining counties "w ithout interruption or hindrance to Ih c detrim ent of Dade County.” The body declared th a t If illegal gambling "agstlo become* evident, we auggeet that proof i* then conclusive th a t the sheriff (of Dade County) i* incompetent nr wilfully derelict in hi* duly and for th a t reason should be re ­ moved from office.” The report also aaid th a t the adm inistration of the sheriff.i office "la not a* efficient, stable o r forceful aa the situation re ­ quires.” LEAGUE TO MEET Sheriff Sullivan said he had “no comment” on tha report. The Palm Beach County* Grand The canal item was contained Ju ry earlier thia weak demanded in tho W ar Department civil th a t lakr 'enforcem ent official* when U convene# In Geneva on stam p out commercial gambling Apr. 9. The session will bo the function! ‘bill. Its .deletion, plus defeat of an amendment which in th a t county. first since tho post World War would have allocated 13,000.000 organisation to keep the ff*c« ad­ to d T esas dam, caused Alabama, journed on Dec. 18, law . At Florida and Georgia members to PERMIT ISSUED session, the assembly will review withhold attem pts to Insert- other . p—W -mlt was and makb final decision* on wind- protects. A city buildlm Thay planned to preaa for In­ ■ . . _ Chapman lng-«p the League'* actlvitiae. , . __ to ere ct a 30 This question ha* been under sertion of more than 14,000,000 atudy b* a aupervDory commlaw orth of projects in the three foot Jrtyurture at Com•a baaft.-coniuIUng b ett-co n au lU n j atatee, b u t aaid tonight they ind;MyHfe Avaaaes for •lon whkh ha« laUaps OfganlteM®' would W t until the bill reaches * • » '» ■ “ W ASHIN GTON. Feh. 8, </V>_ Telephone operators In the na­ tion's capital affiliated with the independent W ashington Tele­ phone T raffic. Union have voted in to 1 • to strik e for higher wages. The operators recently walked out In p ro te .t against working conditions. The vote author n r* the union to fall • strike within two week* cither on the local is.u r of pav. or in connection with a possible natlnnw Id# .strike by th r National Federation of Telephone Workers. Hess Becomes III Again During War Crimes Sessions NUERNBERG, Feb 8. (A->- Rudolf Hess Its* Ini'll taken til again during the N urrnherg war crim e, trial lession* ' H.vs was removed from the courtroom to ht» cell for « medi­ cal examination tcvlnv after he complained of illness during the noon recess. Hess previously had suffered atomarh disorder* dur­ ing the progress of the trial. The former ntimlwr three Nasi was stirred to unusual eiejtcm cnt yesterday by the British tirtsentation of the case against him. The chief Hussinn prosecutor ut tha Nuernberg trial. I.ieutcif an t General Roman Uudenko, this morning demandad Just and severe punishment for the Naxt defendant*. Rudenko said that H erm ann Ooerlng and tha other K ari leaden had developed the m oral, of cannibals and the greed of burglar# In an entire genera­ tion o f ' Ge r ma n s . R e t o l d the Allied tribunal uwe have no .right to leave unpunished thnio wjio organised and were guilty of m on.troup Crimea." Ilea* read a book while the Soviet attorney »a* speaking. iR lI p iH s ttN JO IN S REGULAR Jam es D.^hoblnaon. aon of Wil­ liam H. Robinaon of Route San­ ford, ra-enllited In the Regular Army this **«k •* the O rundo Recruiting SUtlon, according to an announcement by Mtrior H arry M. Kemp, recruiting officer. Ro­ binson entered the service in Ja n ­ uary, 1049, and, wax discharged July 26, 1945, afte r participating In four m ajor campaign* in E ur­ ope with to# 563rd Field A rtil- terad debate with ''re g re t.'' but Insisted more worthwhile Florid* projects had been left out, nam ­ ing Improvement to tho Palm Beach h arb o r'a * one. ” 1 say let first things coma first.” Rogers declared, and w*s Joined in thia by Paterson, who ilat-vl project*. ,a t Tam pa and ^ T k M u 4n ! f i n r i f r i s w as ro n r a uworthm f ik * more W » t . " » ‘" i ' " i j l f * , L U £ � 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 07, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 07, 1946. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 07, 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/7c26253331f1abe6bf6728d3fcddeaab.pdf f117bf97ed8272edfc3947558abd73e3 PDF Text Text I -• t - T ------ ‘ H' nrighl imut iii Madison Guidei r. 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A l 'H t t con, the Miami lad who Won the liltO O range Howl football game for the Miami Hurricane* with With hi* H9 y ard run a fte r the game JU LIA N $TKN 8TIU)M , wn« over, i* the Florida state champion sprinter ami, if he can H ir iitd Id S p u r ts E d ito r find tim e, will become a four Three .win plenty of excitem ent ■port U tte r winner this year a* i Hit- midget au to 'iu rt-a Sunday he in an excellent athlete In' both basketball un*l .baseball , , . »y te n •-on « t the S cm lw lc Spo.-*l- Ihr way, the University of Mlani! ,.**> and Xl Goslnski captured the liti*keU>al| team which is doing ,1 fv ituie Lit Up event with Red Kiel o ' p retty good Job of holding ita ‘ I . taring econd place honor#, HjH own a g a in st the star-studded jihitnl third, I'w \te e serv.ee quintets It ha* played P If* !! r - 1 hits ____ l* F Utheoit Jo u ith mid Hill Katona that far this season, should create . t.mk the filth »|k*L' a fair s tir in college circle* within th e nest few years as » D uring the Ume trh l« . Joe every member of the squad i* t niTi.il fam e through with the 1 either a ' freshman or a sopho­ , 1 p m l i m e «.f 21 » r r o n d a f l a t fo r more . . . Hilly Conn, h a r j at ih*‘ * u-*iuurnr mile lap.* Kiri work at Hot Springs, Ark. m akta V was .round *ssith a liar* of nu‘ tames olaiut forecasting how g h t il;J 5 seconds while IJn y d 'l hris. .m , - i — rlorke I ... >u.:htt a I 21 c'r sec- . he’ll fate agjrinst Joe Ia>uis on _E_____ . ..i !-. cr,. limed 1 Jrnui . - Hi. . Conn- *ay» -eo * k il • i t -f.oJ lml o„w -s * itatr.rta—22:77, ‘‘Sure In i just -'H and Jo e’ll .‘l.’l by th e lime . we fight, That Churl* Merlcr—22A>. Neil « nr* five years will make plenty or fr'r—21..', 11m Parker—22i2”. ll d tfereucc and I think I’ll out- 1 rrrn.n wort the first ell mill*iv goe* on to »ay la*! him." Hilly tiior r. ic ronskllrt*^ q fl Itmt "if I outlast him, I’ve got with Kiel plsriag seronT and Prrht-r third- ( hristopher. driv­ him. He’s got to knock me out to heal me and he rnn’t knock ing c;*r nuuihrC 7-A. turned m e t rui- out If he Can’t tag me.” Conn and rliisinphi r Kirifrred a frac* plans on coloring th e'n il ■huainess lured collar hone. Shorty Jorira, n girdles* of whether he wins tha the owner, Park over the yehlcle. Sit=>li r captured the »ec«iiii fight or not. -Today's Sports l.augh rtiinj m i l u iL tnre of ill lap s in the tlnu i,1 .1:12. P arker, Many stories have been told 2: Ilk JJjO T I.., finished second find Jones tam e in third, ntiout the lairguinlng ability of £ * h'outhrot t cin ij *through " til tin* the late Harney Dreyfus*. who *1 ttiln.l idiniiiintiuo in ft*11 w ith . siwneil the Pittsburgh I’l^at c». hile in k ie r ■eetinil pint e h mnri | lie n 's one of them. • I , . *■ U »»niie it and t a rs o n ihtro. tvatoua ,wou ii It eciiH th a t Haul W aner had , f o u r . lap >.<*■ I'., race. enjoyed his best season in the majors arid detidni he was worth IIIA l.l All NOTES m re money. So one day he cor­ T raroir Joseph A. K ram er,' nered Uroyfuss in hi* ufflca and recenlly di-.rhHrgrd from ih r asked for $15,(130 a year. Arnti)_ after four tiu r» service, llreyfUKn replied; — "You say ayrivol at Hialeah from Chiyou'll* Worth 115.000. What fo ri ra|!f . K ram er rose to ll.e rank Warier unswered: — “ Well, a f­ r f Mr for. lie Irnlnrd for Mrs, ter all, J hit almost ,400." n Hugh (inode uf Ithrhceler lie fore I'nilaunleii. the cagpy llreyfuss the » a rl , , The rnpslde Johnny replied: "J’ll grant you that. Clark was appnintrj utniiatirr Hi t !li.> record show you didn't of North Wale* S t.id and has hmit imieh." nrivefl .it Hialeah ( u t n n f i r with . j . i m r r r W ilier t hrislrr. , . 'I .»e Hill "I HERN N EURO HONOKKtl ■ fi st n o*|i p uf of 1046 , n i “ ->nm*N — ■•-*- (Hal»v swans In lit >mi) Hrre hnlrlird I T I I S K F F D K F INKTITUTE. Ala. (.Special( A bust of T. M. J-iid a ,. IIhr four )uuii|«lrr<i fill agent In negro wilt I wall iilitK Ihrlr firi*l rar«* f'ampliell, field i>gent in MIU ll.iv IMtV., { extension wor■rk for the U. B. De* piiitmenl of Agrirulture, was un IhipS lin' 'Hound I veiled unit |ites«ti!ed to Tuskeegae 1 1h loslitiite recently. In point of 1 of (Iklnhom j h a , .'if . : i ' -.1 !lnil I lie a e h e n i ' s • i-rene, Ciimpbeti is the oldest j football ifHin will play Army extension » ci ker l n l h c Unllecl ' next Fall. The tilt is sche tided .Stale.*, having iH-et/in the work f o e W e s t I 'l i 'n l o n S e p l 'Jf. . . i-niitimii.iisk fuj /{O years since In tug .iptMiinteiP^swIn demon*traWillie P<-|> ” f llnrtfoiil. C inn tind kid |l .rtiihi -*f Iloitun have Utiri agent in Macon County, tlgue I f* * •• l*» t*mn*l fealhec- AInin mu. in HUM. § -.SV- ii . Marking ’Em Up SOROS SOCK FOR SOX C I ,V. t HUNTERS! t.lV E YOUR CUN the cleaning it deserves before putting it sway for the summer. We have in stock Clean­ ing rods in all sires and a complete line of oil* and solvents. J%vj- — A mo /o r K, Yc t o l a - ^ l T f i d S FiRCT" tfA^HMAd o f -w e o s T f i v t r r i o e a s , -flTAPCP 1b TUe p o s r u d £Ct> Sex. fbSnjFiEbPeR COPiC tAkC- tie ? At Uis H i l f i t r A PiPSf PASt?vU*4-dAJid6r WAA4t»hi<y A f Tal C0#CXtiM . FIRST-CLASS PROSPECT tom m y By J.ick Sords ey p h ie, GX SAiU>«, Loavtidfir t A c e c As -tU e a - i p r o s r e c f a m o *j & r ,u *J0W >bf?K YArdtffT SOdTAKAWS ‘ 'A Y LfASl' T d c y te feeiY idfr A lO O fK f MCj / -Taut WkS iJSCP S fA K ^ S fl- i -4 Miff sfc>e* isl v/ iYsI slew Y^CK 9of M MAPS A B i6 4 i Y Wifsl *vA<fAk’ r ,ty Hand Axe.s $1.15, $1-55, $1.95 AutO Compasaea;. $2.85 Pocket CompaHscH .............. $3.50 *10(1 Kmtl FIm I SI. r / t^ r / -L T o n i g h t ’* - fe. A U -S la r F c a l u r e • .<1 Seventh •1« MB# yEo f f ic e r ' MY. BARBIE arm " "viSte” pKrr " 5a at landa ml • *** SANFORD-ORLANDO XTWIkTxrmxe* esw . e - * ‘ k en n el CLUB . AT LONG «l fUtlDINT 09THI MINCH MOVIHONAl OOVIUNMINt Felix Gouln (arrow) U ahown a* ha posed with aorna “’••party cabinet In Paris, Franca. Besides Gnutft, tha group Includes tha following mcmber* of th acib ln et;it Marius Mi*utct, Colonic*. Socialist; Jut** Moch.Publle Woclw and Trantport. Social Lit; j Fraartaqua Day, minister without porlfolln. Ilepuhllran; Maurice Thorea, Vice President and minis tar without portfoll<\ Communist; Pierre-Henri Ticteen. Justice, MRP; Andre ie Trocquar, Interior, Communltt: George* Utdault, Foreign Secretary. Republican; CharlesTllloo, Armaments, Communist; Marcel Paul, Industrial Pro­ duction, Communist; Andre Philip: Edmond Mlrhclst, Armlet, MRP; Pietro Tanguy-Prlgtnl, Agrlcultuie, Socialist; Ambrose Criozat, Labor, Communist; and Robert Prtgant, Public Health, MRP. (DUcnsaUmuI) GREYHOUND G4J8 , ia # a the a ir tr itt ItaecH Slnrt 8:00 PJM.' Sharp -4 * : \r F- . / s’£A*ri 7»r 1 . | Tn'enmllmant of man, mi ................ + r 4-17 ' ■ ________ :__,________ TONIGHT'S ENTRIES AT DOG TRACA If* FOR SALE NICE SIX R0I ONE STORY HOME Oene, Muck Up rh i. Hunota, r* a« y 1I1L MkMak, BC«ot*( S««ater IntlL uf . tt i _ Hat* ___ Vs lM ir tlr i- NO ' ' . ' "R E A L T O R ** 1 734 > f FAMILY COWS TESTED OCALA, n * . (Special) — Qne hun-tr«l and aix ty ' fam ily cowa in M arion County w a n Uetad » , d“n . T Thompton, a**l*Unl county agent. aro Ctu tw » . Tlllay,. Dorothy iWJl*. <V»I Mi**. t a f i a ‘ .ATLANTIC HjINK J 3 ... Take advantage of our many years o f auto repair experience. Whatever your car's ailment our ex­ to d » y . * . . t a .O w » k V ! . . . •' >; ; a. —ILL -f Itw r- f« v Auto Repair is Our Business pert mechanics cam cure it. Don't delay! Drive in ihakertawo. m T ip*/ o»rl. -— — , ita aid* a -- TSchaa, ntj Jo Ann secretary; and iii trasisaror.i Mia* roshlen. Trip Tfcru. ^ *8 ,5 0 0 w H v a , f R K D A R B O ^ ., rim H a l* D ally J H L __ _ i l n i « l lU aa tr, O a» H o se , Med I. L a rk y U c k , n « t H u m p , H « tiB tk y , l l a l U a l C |a4a* K a n ta c . ra tro .H a re —a / 1* ani»_i fttirlsam a Haifa (tin, No 1----- her volunteer Job until i lu two year* hence, ' Dot haa bar troublaa. Once durbig b ar flra t hgga aeaaon. »h# for­ g o t to a ta rt tha tlma a fU r a time­ out. A ftar 30 or 40 aecond* of tb* ram a Had hem raaumed a plgyer on th a anemy team loudly called attention to th e error. NEW OFFICERS CLEARWs "7— - Haw “ J o * t « w L loyd ft, J .r o b lU , tv -s'a In DHEAMWOLD SECTION has lhrt« bedrooms, living room, dining room. Two car garage. Two largo lo b well landShown by appointment only. - I i BAN DIBWby Calif,—Clockwatching la Dot Summer’s lob. Tha San Dlago BUI* .colleg coed took on tha m an’a Job of tim ekeeper fo r the Aa U c varsity basketball team daring tha acareity hJT men undents In 1943. But •van w ith ra ta m of veteran, and O / i T l k f k K ami ttf I*.0 . ) I LEGAL NOTICE C o lleg e Coed Clicks A s C a g e T im ek eeper R O B SO N S PO R T IN G G O O D S GREYHOUND RACING - J ! fleorge McClelland, coach of powerful foothall team may nvt 1t.vbark Young Arnold Tucke.*, | the Seminole High School quintet. be engaged in w inter practice j Dick >V(illcrhouac. Bobby Folson this afternoon announced his hut " g re a te r m ajority of the U. ;and Jim Rawer*.- Waiterhouse, the | starlin g lineups, fur 'to n ig h t’*' S. M ilitary Academy'* undefeated specialist bt kicking extia points, June. games with the DeLand High eleven- Is .keeping in shspe by wilt be graduated Other football-track men oil School Huildogs at the high participating in track and haskettiall. these’ Plain* overlooking tlie Hudschool auditorium. The varsity tilt will follow a 1 The recent West Point Relays son nr* Ralph Davis, (ilenn's tw in prelim inary between the llaby afforded 0,0110 spectators a splen- brother, Tom (Shorty! MeWilFeds and th a Hullpup* which g ets did opportunity to see the mils- IIsms, Bobby S t u a r t , H l w y n cular cadet*, who helped West (Shorty) Rowan, UII| Webb, tioblo underway a t 7i30 oclock. ;ry*nt, Amo* Gillette _and Joa Ita last ____________________________ 1M football Bryant, tAoint w i n _______ McClelland stated that K aatner games. W hile the Army was win- Kteffy. Of this group only Wsi%i and Dyes* will s ta rt a t tha for1 ward positions, Clark will be a t nlng Us own carnival around 'ho ex-Dartmouth back who last y ear • center and fJrantham a n d .fia m - cinder track In the gigantic field | subbed as «n Arm y tackier, will roage will handle the guard house, the buskethail t*um w ia ’be graduated before next'fall, nnt.gnment*. For the Baby Feds, trouncing Rensselaer Polytechnic! Incidentally, John Atax Minor: Jenkinson and Bowen wul s ta rt Institute uf T rny In the center of one of C ol,.E arl.C lfiikY «ca. back*.___ ~ | e t iS H T l* the s ta r of Arm y "a at forV ardi, K ilpatrick'w ill begin, the tam e building, I# Gridm en on Track Team ■} track team. Minor, whose foot* a t centar and tne guards will he • Ten -m em bers of the ■n atio n al1bait eligibility tiin OUl after MIJ Anderson and Swatn. "*' won the" nGO-yard low. — J dash, 1L 80-yanl ------ 1 ’— There la no g irl’a runteit slated collegiate football champions com- -----**-" peted with the track team but hurdles and running broad jump ’ u tr tom gnt's program. rly in terest wax centered a round at th4 third annual track carnival. The Celery Fed* will also play Felix (Doe) Blanchard ami DeEu&tis her* on Friday night. The W itt (Tex) Coulter, two bruiser* PU 8II DAIRY PROGRAM 'J? main contest will follow a Baby who were am ong Army’s quintet, BIOUNTSTOW N. F h . (Spe­ Fed-Uaby Panther tilt and a of 1545 All-America selections. cial) — County A gent Troy Pen-" gam e between Miss Jease D ur­ Blanchard and Coulter are shot ton and other farm leaders arc. den's Seminole, gills and the endeavoring to g et a stro n ; dairyH a n t h e r e t t e * o p e n tha card. putters who should help Arm y re­ program started in Calhoun' tain the IC4A Indoor champion­ " ship on M arch 2. Couller lieavod County. the shot 52 feet 10 H R inrhV , one and 1>R inches abort of the win­ ning m ark of Bernard. Mayer "f NYU. Blanchard **» fourth, right T t l L O N N IE M A IIT IN . bahind W ilfred Bangert, P unluc’s U<. Hlfin-* amt u*li*r,*>. u n k n o w n You an- hereby re*]tiirr<) an*J e national champion, with, a toss of d e rn l to be amt appear* upon t 49 feet 2 1-8 Inches. (th i la f of M^kch. A- l»„ I K S , - H a u lin g and A m asing * the MIAMI, Fla., Feb. 4. (Special) l l l l l of r» fli|* la ln t flle*l a a n llie t Though Captain Johnny Nnnce you In thle enuee In Ihe * lr*-|iir —Although tha University of Mi­ L'nurt of elernlnole H-punty, i t Ujitiof the basketball team scored 33 ami will hav* from U0 f® M le tte r tor*1. tty MAitr MAHTI.N. be In* an' men from Ita 1040 Orange Howl points, you couldn’t help but not­ >rr*n r». lilt on--. football champions hack for n est ice the speed of Glenn (Junior) The HANI'OHI* IIETlAMi In liefall, if is entirely coneeivable th a t Davis, Blanchard’* running mate, elsnaleet u» Hie newspaper In irhlrh this Onler shall he |sol*ll-lir<1 Davis repeatedly overtook an RPI the Hurricanes m ight take the four ronrrcullVt* w*o-ka field next Fall with avery one of dribbler in steal the hall. Probably forWITNErn, O. 1\ llermlon, fle rk th e ir HM5 veteran* rifling the few persona present w ould' dis­ of m MxtNiufl, a t Hanfont. Klorlija* bench as fa r a* the startin g line- agree th a t he is the fastest ever end the Ufn.-lal eenl then of. this to grace a gridiron or a basketball the ilh - day of February, A. I», U|» 1*4*. ! H rr-wnr players returning th is court. Hia speed is so d a iilin g O. P. II RANDOM fty Nortue Norwood. ” fall are rated Just th a t good a t th a t It’s am asing. Six other footballers a re mem­ Ib-puly Clerk. , . the University of Miami but,*vars bers of Klu Holcomb’s basketball (Clreull (iourt Heal) • Coach Jack Hunting—“ W ell hava • to be it lot better this year to even break even because we are ’ playing a lot tougher schedule to s ta rt with-and *11 of these schools wilt have pre-war stars coming home, too. > Miami’s 1541. 1942 and 1943 tram s wvon 19 of 23 games and each Aa* ■almost a brand new eleven, bring broken up by the itrwfc *t the end of each campaign a rid a . ninny as 75 players may retu rn from these three squad*. H arry Ghaul, the teams leading , scorer and one o f' the nation’s lop punter* In 19l>, w ill, face terrific competition If Uoh MeDougal is hark front the wars. Hob, a 200 pound fullback, hits the line with plenty of smash and Is a defensive star who is capable ' of ousting Ghaul. Eddie Ruxon*I berks, 1943 qu-irlribnck', is r cinch ' at that position whsro he rank* among the te st In Mlkml history, • Al Karulin p u n te r' and runner f ,'raonlinary in 1942, Is rated nbove all the tail barks on the You’ll glow with pride at the changed appearance of 1945 team whi’e Bob Douglas, sure to return, will give the wing your newly painted home. And whut a relief to know i back* all the competition they it is protected against wear, and -w eather for a long, want. lime (o come. Our job is to furnish you w llh Ihe pro­ j ’ On the line, Le* Schuler of the per m aterials and advice as to how lo use them . We I 1943 squad will lake over at een. te r and Gene Jupln, 199 pound#! have them -In stock; our long experience qualifies us to from -1942, is p retty #ure to snag be helpful. ~ . an end apot. Harvey James. 1943 center and quarterback, will win LET U S A S SIST YO U IN SE C U R IN G ii startin g berth aomawhere, cith ­ er a t end or guard while George R E L IA B L E P A IN T E R S * G aglianli, if he returns to school, will be a B rat string guard. Dnv:y Kldredgc, brilliant b r e a k a w a y ‘T h e Complete Faint And Glass Store" back, m ust be fitted In someiSe-* wt-ere ami there are doxena of other*,' „ « i l l The only ones who aren’t con­ vinced at* the member* of the 1945 aquad who figure Ihay’re FLETCHER E. HOLI.8. Owner going tm j 9 to ahow Improvement topend with tha fighting aplrlt they 117 So. PARK PHONE 303 displayed In the 1945 campaign, they’ll make apring practice sontething to be r*meral>ered by all concerned. Sauiord Paint & Glass Co. (CrimpIcU* w llh n .'tllc rif.H )' ' J ’/■ rniy 6 rid Stars, filahehard* And Davis, Turn To Dazzle* Courtmen lly FRANK RCK , -squad. They are Ends‘ Hama; WEST POINT, N. -Y.—Arm y’s 11 pole and Henry Foldberg, y u* 7 i t Team May Camp On Bench This Fall Ropy $3.45, $4.95, $6.75 $1.25 ....... $1.30, $1.50 ---------- — Celery Feds. Meet DeLand Quintets At 7:30 Tonight 1945 Miami Grid f o r S p o rU m c n — Tackle IJoxes Minnow Traps Metal. riuHhliffht.s o io ih « iu * T M im i:« itu iO H lt:T O i fi ! n A y r i p t .i m t , A R T S ;Mf , (# 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 Wl . _• ■ ' • HH \r * . • % i k*S* ! •i.'His.’.'" ■aw *4- :* f*s*\~* -Ip • . . . .. ‘ ' * -A ; v , y? ■»e -*»r �O * a n t o f r AN INDEPENDENT DAILV NEWSPAPEK HANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1916 Al! Personnel Aboard Yukon Are Rescued Set Commercial Plane Record LONDON, Feb. 6. < A P )Generalisflimo f i t a i i n and Prim e M inlater A ttlee , are looked upon today as th e last rsnort e je c tin g a campromise settlem ent between Russia and B ritain in th e dispute over Greeee. The whole question now I has been turned over to the Tunney’s Home In Area Selected As UNO Site 100 Survivors ‘ Land— ; ed On Beach While! ( Others Are Aboard! ? Ships Or In Seward' Delegates At London Conference A w a i t Message Which May End F i r s t Crisis Associated Press I/eased Wire 1 1L Pi NUMBER 101 !Steelworkers i Union Faces Fourth Suit Jones And Laughlin S t e e l Corporation Charges Mass Pick­ eting In Pittsburgh 1 • KETCHIKAN, Alaska. Eeb. A. t/PV— All 40f> ' passengers a n d ' crewmen have been rescued from the ttrec' i*d *hlp, Yukon, say* a f Ke'chlknn newspaper, the Chron- j Me. The dispatch state* that about ' 100 sorvivurs have been lauded by breeches buoy on th e nearby beach, w hile the rest are In Seward or aboard the rescue ships. Presumably, it adds, alt the survivor* will be taken to Sewnrd. ■ , -Rescuers have been fighting to save it 11 lives on the stricken liner Yukon since it split in twu Sunday night on the rocks of Johnstone Huy. They moved In pov.er bouts, life rafts and AFTER BREAKING the Weal-East transcontinental commercial, with recurd In their lour-engined Constellation, Jack Frye <left I.' »>h» th e breeohe* buoy* a* the gale wind* died dtnyn ■and the *ev piloted the pta..e, .ia snowtt with co-pijot la>e Flarfagin M low lng begun to calm. I-nsl night Brig­ their arrival at L* Guardi* Field Irom* Burbank, Oatff. They made adier (irn eral H arry Jnhnyt.1 the 2,474-inlle» in 7 hours, 27 minutes and 48 second* with 42 pas­ flew over the scene and reported sengers and 7 crewmen. (International) tliat survivors on the bench w r.c lutiidled around bonfires. Tile Coast Guard says liist (treerhes buoys will Itn n rfer tl >s*: on the shore of the disaster scene to rescue vessels, b'o fur, l u loss i of life in* born repotted h lg h sit level* of the Londrn end Moscow government*. United Na­ tion* source* are hoping for a satisfactory solution to end the fledgling organisation'* firs t .m a­ jo r crisis. , The Russians Ju v o charged Brltain -with endangering the peace by m aintaining British armed forces -fn Greeee. Moscow has demanded th a t Britain w ithdraw *U ho troop* *t once, although the m Russians have indicated they would agree to a delay in the withdrawal. Moscow ha* refused to accede to a BritUh demand th a t Britain be exonerated of the charge*. The Soviets have threatened to "use thoir veto power should the UNO Security Council drop the charge* against Britain. , As a result, the inatcr ha* been turned over to the British S and - Rlfulaaf governments for solution rath e r than being loft with the two delegations a t tilt UNO assembly. United Nations delegate* are aw aiting tensely the messages TOKYO, Feb. (J. (/T*>—J a p a n 's which pull the world peace agency >ft-furrender war m inister— cut of its crisis, some announce­ neral Ssdsshl Shimomura—ha* m ent of the separate confer­ en ordered arrested a* a m ajor ir crim inal suspect- General ences of th* British and Russian governments may be made before scA rthur h a. directed 1 . - <Uj4. UNO ,panes, g ov.rnm .n t to a r r m under way Bscurit; Council U Standard mHrlariats for trial, before jin Order To Arrest ' Harvesting Of Shimomura And Celery Crops To Williams 18 Others Issued Be Filmed Here Capt. Landed Yesterday Minister B e l i e v e d VoteraruUnmerman At Hamilton Field R e s p o n s i b l e Forj Joe G i b s o n Will Execution Of Fliers Photograph Scenes • U iW r W crime. >ibun«l -In ing to plans nose being made. Tokyo: if \ i A uthoritative Allied quarter* hare dfsclesed th at Shimomura Is the Japknese officer who sign­ e d -th e flnnl order* for the exe­ cution o f thre* Atderican flier* who took ‘ p a rt in the Doolittle raid on Tokyo tn April, 1D42. The 18 other Jape also a re suspected of crimes ag ain st American and Allied prisoner* of war. All hold comparatively high rank in the Japanese Army. American military officials in China who Investigated the m u r­ der of the Doolittle flier* are said to have established tho fact th a t Shimomura wa* responsibla for tha final execution order. However, ahortly before th e order for his a rre st was Issued the Jap g an e ral’trftt the A ssociat­ ed Prea* in Tokyo fn an exclusive interview th a t the responsibility for th* m urder of the A merican airmen rested with higher J a p authorities in Tokyo and China. Meanwhile, commander* of four section* of MacArthur'* head­ quarter* have asserted lh a t tha reduction of American foreea in Japan has left their departm ents ao sharply undermanned .th a t their work ia handicapped. Automobile Hits Telephone Pole Theodor* Cook, negro, driving north along a road leading to F l n l S tre et a s s t Of Rand’s sid­ ing a t 13t4H o’clock this morning, failed to make the rig h t hand turn whan he come to F irst S treet an d crashed Into a telephone pole. It* Was unburt, as was also Wil­ lis Louis Maaaay USNR (colored) and an unidtntifiad colored girl. Cook was * n e t tad by Blata Highway Patrolm an L C. Bander on a charge of raeUaaa driving. two d A w fo r passing-* * hool bus wHen U had stopped te let o ff children. Another a rre st was th at of the driver «f a gasoline truck full* loaded which stopped > highway and failed safety dsvfeta. m - ♦— — m 1 Williams waa gra J(g Gibson, veteran news rsri cam ersm an, who I* reputed to have shot more news t « l film lh«n any other living person, will ‘/ “in hi* equipment on 2Wt) negt.r N,v '» lf^ X * V r,d ,T r .r .;« rs “ Fred Anderson obtained S atu r­ day a t .th e City Hail a building perm it to erect a five room con­ crete block house on Pdrk Ave­ nue between Twenty Fourth arid Twenty F ifth Streets a t a coat o f |4,000. Pesonallv directed by Hamilton ....... ..................... ........ Wright, Jr., form er director of .publicity, for the. cityj of Miami (1927-19411. who heads a iuw r reel orgnnirstion, the scene will be p art of a series of new* reel* to be shown in the 17,7fr2 motion picture thrillers nf I hi- country which have a weakly attendance estimated hy Mr. W right at SB.* 000,000 people. At the same tim e (he motion picture Is being filmed, Harry Walsh, armihsr member of lire organisation, will he making *1111 shots of the scene both in t-l.nk and white and in color for re­ production in newspapers nnd magasines. Yesterday the entire process of celery pecking was filmed a t the Chase Wash houso In both .movies and atills. The new* reel of Sanford celery le one of a series of films of Florida Industrie* belag filmed under sponsorship of th s ' Flyrida S tate A dvertising Commission of which Roy Beckman Is chairman and which is headed by Gov, Mil­ lard Caldwell. The W right o r­ ganisation .furnlshe* new* reel films to Fox Movietone. Pal be, Param ount end Universal com­ panies. Cypress l o g g i n g operations were filmed *t He Land last week, and according to Mr W right, tho group made a 200 mil* trip from DeLxnd to Grovelsnd and bark ju st to y e t some shots of u 2H car logging train flints th a t might be of eqly 10 second* duration on th e screen They were scheduled to leave th is afternoon for Mul­ berry to film phosphate mining. Other film* made in Florida inIWatlaoM) great !•■*» (lae Scores of. Miami Hotels Are Stamped As Tourist Rush Hits'All Time Peak MIAMI BEACH, FeB. 8, <JP>— Score* o f Miami Beach hotel* war* throw n into confusion yes­ terday as - th*. mid-W inter ‘'gold r o w '' milled to an all-tim e peak. Srdarmk a f refugee* from th a frifH *'N b»th—w htre anew, ralrt, rla e t and gloomy skies prevailed over m ost of the country—-ware hewdaeh&g/for host* ang1K ould-U fu att* ’ u n d f , multiplying hourly. South Florida’s famed sunshine waa operating on schedule, h u t bo tabbed frankly confessed th a t otherw ise th e situation w aa o ut o f hand. 1 «,-*• Even guests with confirmed ratervatlon* were frequently ba­ ld* m at w ith tha bleak tiding*. hotel officials blamad is fly-by-night oper- !tm KInto chaos. ,SSft,"SS fur General Wnller Kruger, Sixth Th,. success -of, "Alcoholir* Army Pomander, flew the gsn- Anonymous," an organ n atio n of e ta l’s (’-47 from Ja (a n to Hawaii. 3n.noo . devoted U» . restoring jiuring » short layover there, he alcoholics to health and happlcunlacletl ids patent* over Iran*- Ve*s. way . today outlined to I’nci/ic telephone. 9fiw anians by 'tw o member* o f ' Capt. W illiams i* *sj*etn!ia« 4 A.A.* orgwwitallon. John p, few days in Ren F ratinscu with Knlar of Orlando am) David Anfrirnds while waiting for lb* ar drew* of Winter Park, who told rival of General Kruger, who .« how they themselves had been making the journey via wulei Iwnefllted and m turn were seekA fter the general arrives. Capt mg to benefit others in need of Williams will fly. General Kruger assistance. to W ashington and other points They weie introduced by lbs in th? United States. Ho plio s Rev. J , E. McKinley who with to nrrive In Sanford In approx 1[*. Campbell had charge nf the malely uno month. 1program. Alluding to the program ns tbul of "Good .Samaritans" Mr. Kolar told of the lonesome life of nil alcoholic nod of bow health begins to go. Referring to his own e x p e l ienre in- said th at on one occasion on Lincoln's b irth ­ day be had contemplated suicide but had gotten loo drunk "to get ing th'- to the execution.” lie declared ! uppto- that his hetghbors bad not known m casuielhow heavily he drank M he rhicfly 1would go away from home durp ro jects, ing" these periods and sta y for r. It l» ! several months, offctrsl —He told nf profitless treatm ents e*. *t various institutions until finnlmenl it \y when attending a Presbyterian and ten rh u rc h he first hrard of "Alcosi floral ■nnllcs Anonymous." He contacted project* ,),r speakrr after Ihr program anil This i- , ts a result was helped try the oror flo<ai ganluition. "There is no shot in »sissi|i|u (j,e <rm jn , h(, irpaim cnt," hr *n ’f r said, "Just plain living and turntry, the |n({ the life over to God." He -oversisl | adrlcd th at hundreds of thousands ,000 for j nf alcoholics had l»c«n benefitteri ca"*‘, j,y jj,6 program , and estim ated Hct)atr.l tLat there were rtOO.OOO hopeleas in erm- alcoholic* and 11,000,000 drunkard* m this country. __ • David Andrew* rateil alcohol* ta ll jin n aa Public Health Problem No. - . I I, and ternied I t - a progressive y l a i r llifc .,e . He quoted I>r. 'Robert 1 Fleming of the Yale Clinic aa . fiuim'' I >tsstlnir lh a t there was no record of ■ drink “ddlet becoming Ire th a t'* moderate drinker. Alcoholic* Rivers And Harbors Bill.Before Congress hotel owner* - to evict trm iant* who overstay their reserved time. Under a recent Circuit Court decDkn, th a sta le’* 1043 eviction lew ha* been pctii unconstitution­ al, leaving linrilord* behind the 8-batI a* f a r as tossing out over­ tim e guest* Is concerned. •TV* the old mother-in-law problem *11 over again," moaned on* b o a t "They coma f o r a weak, an a lta y a month.” Moatnohlla, hotaj m anagers war* sugar, and he will comply, but the alcoholic is unable to comply. Marvin- A. Dynl of Holler Chev­ rolet Company waa Inducted by Sanford Dnudney as a Klwanian. Ed Lane w as appointed head o f a committee Including it. C, Hctisl and M ajor Allan WhortOn to tran sp o rt celery donated by growers to members of the base­ ball school here. Guest* were Capt. Roy D- Green, Jr., and clUes —those holding confirmed reservations — to stay home until Uw situation can be Ironed out. SMITH RELEASED *And the would-be vacationist*, In turn, a r t w iring and Ulephon- Intend ft fwU the^hoUl to thS confirmed reservation* and nr* WASHINGTON. Feb. 8, A new snag ha* developed In White House plans to revise the national wage-price policy in an effort to restore Industrial peace. Last-m inute difference* over pro­ posed change* have arisen and President Trum an now may be •>—* \n Association. forced to delay his announcem ent •aiursltv F u rth er discussion centered on!, of th* petJry ofMoVatlo.1. T>We >g that the maintenance of the p ifk ,II has been Indications Ine WbR* an i has »^itch. Mr. Spear told the Com-;j hobse will not Dsu* -a statem ent rutensm missioners, the Sportsmen Ax-soel-' today. n Grn ntion might undertake. The <’o m -, However, top-level adviser* of liefore missioners were reported to h av e1 ry war viewed this proposal made by the President arc striving to fl". (I, |). pope favor ably—especially | rearh an agreem ent on tho new "• ” IIU,*[in view of the difficulty the Coun-j'difference* which have developed cnir.nils- t y ha* hml In maintaining B ig . -■rpsrsntly between reconversion John W. Snyder and ri,*r f o r . Tr(.a |> ,rll a h , rr vandals havo ...'rector mr tU.lsHl cause,| coiisidersbti* damage, t'o u rl-I CIPA chief Chester Bowles, Sny­ iTlsoneim ,y Clerk O P Herndon said today.! der sml Howies have been in dislt repeatedly Ovrr price housamt „ .... . .. _ : agrreinA — , hsd been died on Mr S,,,''ir lM,ln,*d ,'»l *h» "*• policies, although tural advantage. ,.f Mullet laikr thought the t wo men had recently llial 11on the St Johns Hlvrr , reached an acceptable c o m j i r o aof pr« th a t it is aril adapted aa » re- mile. mt mat- ' creational ails- hqxmg -a white j The modified price policy is harbor and ‘ to a ffw t all industries currently rot kept sand beach, a ■mtural i ._____ ____ m atters, high hammock oak grove for I involved In wage disputes with 'a barbecue pit ami picnic shelters, I organised labor. It is aimed pri­ tnder mi It Includes a right of way and marily, howsvar. a t effecting a adlnitterL eight and a half acres that were quick settlem ent of the crippling p erso n s, dedicated to the county by Henry nationwide steel strike. es. i |a*vy, also n lease on fiO acres as | A dm inistration advisers have long-a* he lx thr nwnrr In add- ! contended right along th a t settlettton there is l tn acre* arqulrfch' ment of the steel strike will from the xtsle A road leading ( bring about a speedy end to to Hie proper!t from Road 41 is , strike* and wage disputes, in the to hs hullt auto, electrical and rural packing The I'uinntlsiinjtrr* took under Indus tries, advisement a re,jur*l hy K C. ftixpulant. in * score or more Iturpor tirnt jrrovixinn he made* strike* and controverllcs |n for a paid wsii hmnu and m ain -! im aller Industrie* would be exlenance man at the Armory. i pecUd W fkli quickly into line The request of Mrs. I.ourine ■ lh» ssttlsm en t of t)>c naIleal, county ifg istra r, to have tn G°n * m ajor labor troubles. assistant during HO days when her -______________ work will be hcaty, wax granted. In response to a request of no- f i m A o a n p ia tin n g ro c s fo r m special book to l>e I D ilS o u C Id llU Il WILLISTO nT F eb. 0. - Levy placed-in th e e.dore,^district,-xh* w A nnn i. SAP County's Democratic E iccm ito was Informed lhat since such A 1 8 iprY Ul/ O l l O r i v ll Committee at a meeting In Bron­ sepnrntr lamk had never been /-• « w /-« • son accented sponsorship of n hospital for Levy County., The hospital has been recom­ E. F. Householder asked in b*„ u tZ , _r .u . mended by the County Commis­ half of Herbert Behrens, grow er. r L J . ‘• R i^ S t.u X sioner! heretofore, hut nothing ha* been accomptUbed. plsled to determine which of the 1 Official* state tlrero arc sev­ ditches flooded last year Were eral site* available for the hos­ privately owned or county pro­ pital, but th* one most favored perty. Hr wax Informed th a t the is Montbrook Field near W illi,- survey bad not ns yet been com- DemocraticC’ommittce To Sponsor Hospital uic^one\*tow“ ATLANTA. Feb. 8, «V -T be former president of Louisiana State.University, Dr. Jams* Mon­ roe Smith, was released on perola today from the Federal Psaltan* lmpo“lbU,o Goal In t&inp8ign I and worthr ilnoi* Cdvmty I hotel aasoan t call* for IR*-Confirmed days of the slteftvcn �THE SANFORD HERALD, .’The Sanford Herald Deni^acy In Action |UfablUfc«4 In Pnt*l|»be4 4*11f tiffpl Mlirdiii Monthly ■•veiling about 7W (If 100 busy Sanford men a n d M naditr a t KinUri Murid* •mot in the Episcopal Itirish House to discuss the pro­ I I I M a v i m H i A V a a tta Knlf-M aa art and rln< MMlfrr blems of'-Lidldintt ii hinting ami perm anent pettce. Sovnral nrtabrr 3T, IPIU. id Ibr I'm I (llfU of Sanfortt s lie s t informed citizen* spoke on subjects rungIt banfard* 1‘larMn, under Ilia Art ing from the moral and spiritual breakdown following the jl UmrrM nf Marrh K IMrT. first World W ar to need for n strong inlernatlonnl organiza­ tion' with police powers to preserve the pence in the future. A-"profound feeli h r w a n generally expressed am ong'those present—ami this feeling was ab^t ’ summarized in an snisC niiTiox icatt* I'nalilf laa U liarr excellent address by Itishop L out t i l —th at n o . political machinerv. for the prevention of wars and no international arm ies can accomplish tjtuch w ithout the w holehearted’sup­ port of public opinion and w ithout u moral ami spiritual re­ AM *k lta a t» M llrra , rani* af vival throughout bur own country ns well its in every othtyr 'O a H lia , fr a a iu M a n * n N b i.a ia il raim alaarala liar Ihr nnif»n m! nntiod of the world. . ralilu, fMniJ„. aalll hr rkaunl Inf The maintenance of world pence is not going to be easy , | ffialar •lin llalk i raalra. and it cannot fw accomplished without considerable c o s t, links Xraaapmirr Hr,lrif»lw to our public .treasuries and to our national sovereignty, nor M. liar.. re|irrarltl* "I hr ItrfsM Ik* mmiIiimmI llrlil m| aairiilaint probably without some bloodshed. Hut one has only to reIfta >ra HinlNlhlnnt lai Ihr lurk- pall the--miilnm casualties W t!suffered III the ieceiit~wnr - rlfaraa Ua Of r il lt r i n i l * icJiuM Ar<uluai»riei* in with its appalling economic‘waste of hundreds of billions of XhT llrraltf I. a mrmbrr ail Ihr dollars^to 'irtlbW"m a t whatever pence may cost it is worth Akaaarlnlrs ITfaa Mhlrh la »ai;lM- th e price. allflf. rjallllrd la Ihr Mar Imt rrMost encouraging sign on a national horizon th a t prepnhlinaDaa al all aim sla|ialrhra rrrditrd l« ll nr nol aih-ifialar s r n tr im many disturbing signs is the fact th a t here in a, llrd la Ihla laaarr aad a laa laqaal araaa laahllahrk hrarln. little town like HnnfbW, fa r removed from the great centers t All ilahia l» rrsiihllralliiH «■ ai*rof international thought, a group of nearly a hundred men ! rlal dlaMIrkra hrirln air alaa,frMra ll. :D, FLORIDA WEDNESDAY, ^FEBRUARY €,„1&46 PITTSBURGH BLUES" mm Wtr W il’ R. i .ip Y; Pi e ic r tl S uioo lit Ti lw>r V /in to r Di-i*i r WEDNESDAY. FBtl. fl, t946 INTERPRETATION O F FACTS OUT N<» ONE CAN ARGUE a no i n T he f a c t s , if w k HAVE ONE tiOl.lU CEUTAlNt TV WE t AN U tiH .ll OUR FAITH AND OUR L IF E ON IT; One thing I know, ih.it who.•a* 1 wua blind, n<uv I .-<< lotto F j.ie.-lo n v ; p , . I j x c C litim p io n s A it A v n il Cilyl’e to f o u VJu V/ill F f j u i p Y o u r C o r a n d .B uy YoO.r; R c c o p p t s d A seven million duilni Btaich plant ia ladng olnmeal in tin- Kvrr glades hy the II. H. Kitghr • n • poration. Hurt) tlmn IZftO.mm tarily contributed tyy In the opening day id Miami to raise lurid., hospital. ' Mux volun­ the putiti 11 drive in (Vu n in IK already dune in. 1 . . . ■- Hopkins' Predecessors The Tam pa Tribune still insists th a t the proposed lliitisli loan is llarrv L. Hopkins watt mu> of the most successful of lountl. \Ve don't rxpect to l»' ■ here when the fmnl chapter is the unofficial advisers and special agents whom many, f c , ' - ‘ w ritten, hut if it is sound enough presidents have found it useful to retain. t". • to he heard ubove a w hisprt, »iThe series began with Jackson, who found his cabinet promise to turn uver in our not always ijiinUfiod to give advice outside of th eir domains, ■gt: grave. P‘ » t — - —and more and more relied on the opinions and aid of a little Ed Pauley, Democratic Natiunel group, uT whom Amos Kendall and Isaic Hllf of New HamT reasurer, called a S tate Departp‘ m eat agent a “dirty liar” the Hhiro were the best known. 1’rirtly because some were of ether day, only a few huur* after humble origin, |«irtly to deride they. Informality of their k . Frime MlnUter -Bmrtn-hnd- nlUed gatherings, Jacksons opponents dubbed this group the. 1 > the Rutslan rcprrscntntlvs a t the '‘Kitchen C abinet", and the name has been found useful I'/ .UNO meeting a ''liar.',' Ilt>hum! for many such groups since. ■" "‘ ’ ’ ' “ ‘ J u s t uM- big happy family! E> ■ . --------Uhirohb wishing an (inofficial agent abroad to prevent i 'Revealed H im self the recognition of .the Confederacy’ sent Robert J. Walker r" 0 h , U ll me," Inquirjd the rum a n t l e a l l y inclined old maid, of Mississippi, a form er secretary of the- treasury who pi “when did you flr»l lH<conie dc{lympathlxcd w ith the North when wnr came. W alker ErV qua Inted with yum husband?” carried on many delicate negotiations In England and “The flra t tim e 1 aaked him fur France, and proved a happy chalctC ' E money a fte r we erer* m arrial," The mostiTamous example In recent times fa President V an* the y oung bride'* Instant reWilson's Col. House, It was a bad day for Wilson when a break finally came In’ th eir friendship. • Tax refund* juit made hy th* Internal Revenue Uureau to hundretfa of Fldrldlan* include' a| least two Sanfontitlei, John Elrk kind Merry Iw ke sml the NLblocks ami Nellie King Morgan Of. Oviedo. We are really reach^tbe big mouey class when a cHIten* licgln roceivlnrr tux refunds. There were five automobile ac­ cident* in Hanford over the week­ end. Almost every dey see* tome new accident recorded. And the Recruiting Tea<n To Be H ^ O n Kfil;.; Mrs. J. If. Huff nf A tlanta Ga.. Is the gue»t nf her d o u g h t­ ier*. Mr*. H en. Caswell « id Mr*, ‘Robert J i Ifoity. Mis* Te**ie McRae left F rida? fo r \Y litter Oni den where she will spend several day* n* the g u e.l of Hr. and Mr*. It. S. Stcnstroni. The members of the Eight O’CInck bridge Club were the Needs It's always fresh when you buy it at Robb’s Home Bakery 105 W. tat Phone 861-J p a ijA ! ^ (■ g a l io h gallon • sc • t*7*fy IV r#l • O thi It Chr* fcW ” *- • go n i y Ul U * • • jtJSt M i' T ip . q s s y t r M*1 iuGs '-vn-.n ml=»a to -jc lm eVerpf* »««»• v.-okr* lo i^ e f 5 OALLONS Mi** Bessie Long'I* here frem PuQuensne. I'n.. j>i the guest ,of U r U n J ' f firfeem . H ard W W He nl«o announced that af>r Feb. 4, the Orlando ItecrviH.'g Station will be located in ’3 n Orlando Rutland Building, H eck B nam el 3 .0 5 NO N^fW P4 P® ?r9 AvcUcble— therefore— -it 4♦ l‘-.i .* a tr • •• *r j i ^ ractuitlng offlter. Idn»l> Ufgef sll veteran* phita. 'detailed Informa- ,- i . . HOW W19B .IT IB to have your present .ctu* completely recondiFINE LIQUORS Tax $11 a "gallon, plu a 8mall charge for t h y T l r t f t0 fi( ■ .Mts. A. W. Epp* was the charming hostess on Friday after­ noon when she • entertained - a number of her friend* a t bridge at her apartm ent in the W elakl, H. ai-rurding (o an announce­ ment >estgrday by Ma}or Harry \ B O U S E Aiming the recent enlrics swell­ ing the formidable list uf pnrttljpunt* in the Tiemlnole Ynwlt. Clot,', tilg reg atta scheduled for Feb. Jit are seven local outboard fnotoi cuihiisinsls who will com|ietr with South .Florida craft In thi* rase for the hahsonte silver loving cup* now on display a t the jewelry store of H, C. Viehle, They were Percy Mero, John H. Illnterm ister, Cart Hand, Oscar It. Brook*. Lee Urothera and B. It. Dlghtot^ i Car In Tip Top C’onditio "Inasmuch aa I cannot give a re, I pray to God I can save a PlP-waa the creed given the Bo* ry t'Jub by ACL Safety- Engtne-'R. G. Morton Mondey, Tltat to m e thing every a iRo mobile ««y t « l ‘ drl*ar Al! you bxvo to do is drivo in. Your smooth, dangerous liras will bo remapped by the famous F lro c to n o F a c t o r y W ojliod, a n d these r o c a p i a r e FULLY GUARANTEED. You exchapgo smooth tiro danger for the famous Gcar-Qrip Tread. Then when new Firestono De Luxe Champion Tires arc available to you, we will buy your recapped tires. Stop in today for Ujo driving safety yon ‘w ant and need I Strike Losses I; is estim ated .that strikes are costing about .siio.noo.-: y \ \ r r * / v is it m Hill) n day. In the (Jenernl Motors forp., strikq-homul since | 4 U U I/ J w c »*c where Iti’p, I'ntmnH N ’riv. 21, md tally till! 17(1,00(1 workers involved a t the stu k e prupu«i<ii u fli.lHHI celling nn new Anut her u^nrtmeiii nf he me Cull* Irtlc I inn Which t« nil out break are losing wages, but also ptf additional 200.000 right If ynu routd htiilil line f»i who by now would have bet'll employ AI at increased pruduc -1 '*or*' «dded t<> the um yt less thnn that. lion planned for the miinufuctiire of hundred* of passenger tirl,m,,inv 1,1 ,hr belire ami tracking vehicles, tttage loss to itfi* group has been f,„BI „nr wjl,Jcat. coy( If the people nf New York mnl more than $7o,0t>0,(i00 fnm r-lhe strik e onset to the middle benr, one nm-et tun yule ConnecUrut ihm'l want Ihe UNO of January. [and « pair «»f flying * ifllernnlinnnl m y . « c might InWith a geneial steel strike under way. the loss is f a r ' 1"0*' ,tu'" nblc to li.nl n good pOci lot it greater. About $21 ,000,000 worth of steel was turned aUt ih**tutinn. ' " ° ' here in HS kHiiiIf ( uuiily. every working dny in 19-11, the wages hill approxim ating i --------- 1100,000,000 a month in more than <|00 plants. The packing I Mu*ie lever, from Snnh The longer inyi Pearl Harbor Invefctigallon drag* on. the mure industry, also strike-hound, runs to six billions in products neiKhl«>rine rnmmunliie* MlVBomo it hem nici, hut Uie mure annually, about 70 per cent of which is returned to farmers- the ('•<» Hull last night t euMVilucil we uic Holt tact a is for animals Slaughtered. In the electrical strike, 200,000 .*!** 1 , ,lun »*l«<0on» rend ioitiething rotten in llrnm nrk. workers and an out|m t of $1,700,000,000 are concerned. A hTi? by'thp'luuuir Veparti lalair re| .>rt shows .'10.000,000 man-days of work lost in I iht- WuCnnnN Hub in thej Down on the Knit Coast It** 1945, with an estim ated wage loss o f $280,000,000. |" nf huh schucl prrsentnlivc Pat t mmon lins up These figures are impressive. But the strike casualty ' f”*,VIhi ! ™ ' ™ 1’ ° pusitioit for ‘re-election in tin —----person uf George Sniatheis, > is more widespread than statistics can indicate. For exam - 1 jiiam i graduate ul the Univer*ilj pie, there is nothing to show the vast army of automobile 1J|r „ jn rjlcu< of Florida. salesmen and dealers without products to sell. No graph p^rfonuiCl'hcro^rhort'tl shows how greatly transiKirtntion Is curtailed for business | under inclement wen liter which is ready to expand, but umtblu to do so wfthouti "".urr' 71,1 to l,io city nuw tu ic k tro r cars. There is no estim ate possible nf depleted iolLv*’ufldWtomorrow Pfr" tbi t C comes, don't put | "nvinf a^ u? t" ll? p <!''wiiwhrd-rovlsod living standnnls off registering It you have net | flHTtNi Oil thfl fnntillt’s bf strikers, Tir<. |i, I J I . ,___l i t _ _ a. . J �W E D N E S D A Y , K K I U t l I A R Y ’6 , THE S A N F O R D H E R A L D , SANFORD, FLORIDA 1916 Eastern Star Chapter To Have Supper Meet E diton C.felia Truluck Social Calendar - T U IT L S D A 5 Southside P.T.A. will ‘have n Fotliders Day program a f 2:90 P.M. at the Southside School. Tim T.E.L. C ln-s of the F irst B ap tist-* hutch will meet In the annex at It had a ( R in g wdl Ik- hostess. The^West Side I’.T-A. will meet Feb. T fur the monthly meeting at 3:15 P. 51. float >1 meeting will be ul 3:iKi p. M. Mra. Marion SI. John ulU pity tribute to the -futni4at~-..f-tVI ..'5. ■nmt-ltgV~.~J .~Tr McKinley V«it] lie gue-t speaker _b is —tupu...' VlrtOMgiog Our Mond«" The regular met-ting of tlu Seminole chapter .No. J U.K.S. i i l l Ik? held at the Masonic Hall H:IH1 P. M. for a .over dish *»u[ per. A board meeting w*fll oe -held a t C.'.’b P. M. p n red ln g fhe supper. Tow nsend. Club wdl m eet at the City Hall nt 8:00 | \ M. with M rs. U P. ling,m, president, picsirllng. The public i> ii.vite.1. Woodman Clrel* ObtHoIg Grove 2 67.will have a covered dish sup­ per a t 7:131 P. M,. at Llu W . U. W. Hull. All members a ie ’ urged to M ptesenl. m ; FHIDAt ■Sallle Harrison ("ranter of D. A,II. will meet ut IljK) I’.AI. a t thp limns /.f Mi - I.. I*. Ilaifttn, 1702 Park A i «•litre with Mrs W.H. Tunnlcliffe a> co-hostess. All visiting member n a tv invited to attend. Tilt} Harden Club rircles will meet ns follows: Aralea Circle with Mrs. R, C. Harper n t 8:60 1'. M.. Central t ’itrle with Mrs. « *a I.esher n t lt:0 6 A. M. for vered di'li luncheon: Dirt G ar­ deners Circle with Mrs. J . I,. Eminieor nt 10 00 A M.; Magnolla Circle with Mr-, A ugusta I). Codington, Oviedo, at 2:30 P. 51.: Hose Circle with Mis. Kn dm Curiell at 10 7(1 A. M. for covered dish liiniii.-.m. .Ml IN DA 1 T IIK EVER HANDY MEMO — PAL; It wo|i'l let yoa foiget! A necessity f" r office ami home! * POWELL’S o f f ic e lio ti s r m /v Msg. A tr . cor ' Phnne F L O R ID A S T A T r THEATRES The Seminole County Federa­ tion of Wnmun* t'lub* will meet for the wilder session on Feb. 14 a t 10:30 A. M. in I-ongwood as a guest of th e , I.ongwood Civic Teague. Mra. R .'C . Moore, presi­ dent. will preside over the busi­ ness meeting which w ill be follow­ ed by a covered dish luncheon. Mi utid Mrs. Van Sant and Mrs. Ouida Wilson, director of Home Demonstration t'lub, will Mis. Klla Aylor of Chatham, Va. gusss ta—Tuesday—of—Mrvr base—charge— th e—afte rnoon1 Maty Hall. program. Betty Jane Copeland Hostess At P a r t y •Mis Kenneth McLeod and 5lrs , M artha . M offett spent the weekj end in St. A ugustine with Churl i McLeod's m other am p family. Mr. ami Mrs. Cally Truluck of Miss Betty Jan e Copeland wav AsheVjlle, N. C. are guests of hostess Saturday evening for a ■Mr. and Mr*. W. It. Dyson at huyridc and wiener roast at hei their home on 5lngnoliu Avenue. home. Those enjoying the occa­ sion-w ere: ‘ * -j Misses Dee McClelland,' Peggy ' Pippin. Betty Jane Cnpelami. Louise' LundquUL llaxel Willard. Judy Jones, Phillis Bach. M aiy Ann Price. Emily Mathew* und .Shirley "51016141111. * Also Donald Deal, Jack >loye, j Chuck Herron, Lloyd Swain. B oh-< by Jones. Paul Perold. Kay Shoe- jmaker. Bill Ingrain. Alvin I’onley, , Jack Ludwig nod Buster Fair- 1 cloth. February 6 Patty Glenn Johnson FOR Circle No- 5 Meets With Mrs. CrawfQi HEART INTEREST The February meeting of Circle Vo. 5 of the W.H.C.S. o f the Methodist Church met recently at the home of Mr*. J. B. Craw ­ ford with Mr*. W. C. Dekle, chairman, presiding. Pledge cards were distributed-.and also list* of prospective new members. Mis— Dekle . stressed - increased Dorothy S im ely Is a tm e Queen of lleftvl* as membership for the coming year giant flower valentine a i- ih e Florida Cvnr in her talk to the group. The hostesses 5lr*. J. B. Craw ford nnd Mrs. W. A. Tilli* served re ­ freshments at the conclusion of the mo-tins to the* following: Mrs W. S Thornton. 5lrs. R. E. Shinhulser. Mrs. E. G. Kilpatrick, Mrs. J. N A narello, Mrs. W. C. Dekle, 5lr*. P. A. Howland. Mr*. Jr. chairman, a t the homo of George McCrum, Mrs. W. L. .Mr*. K. D. T urner, 147 .MellonClark, 51ts Fred Wilson and a vllle Avenue nt 3:30 P. 51. No. 2. WASHINGTON. I>. C„ Feb o. GAINESVILLE. Fla. -(Special! guest, Mrs. D. L. McWilliams of 51r*. I*. F. Boyle, chairm an, at E xisting federal iigent'ieOne hundred forty 4-H rlub girls id Walnut. Penn. thr home of Mrs. George T hurs­ In 14 Florida enuntir* are litlsily ate already working for tile aton, 210 Virginia Avenue at 3:30 prepsring for eg g shows to In- emoplishment ->f th e slate,! idP. M. No. 3, Mr#. C. R. Dawson, held - early this spring a» tlie jeetues of i.iilet aiittuiitt*e- .»,i I chairman, ut the home of 5!f». o| liiese autbarities culmiiintiun of a Iwhy chick pro­ -rentin'! Joe Hnriold, 214 Park Avenue Calvin II. Taylor F 2 /c anived ject begun last .March, according would only set up sti|M-i gnver n at 3:00 P, M. No. 4, Mrs. A. D. home Sunday for a few day* inetit In the atea - to the d etn to Frank S Perry, assistant pool "W ords of ComfdTt to be trjrman with th r S tate Agiicul Smith, rhtrrm un, at the home of with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. iiietil of the ituliv idiliil -tat* Mr*.. Mary Holly. 1112 Mrytle C. A Taylor, after a 16 weeks | Scratched on a M irror" by Doro* tuial E strnslon S erv ice' .li t,I ID I ( » h t t H \ •• It f flftl III * •Ml-* t »t •# . Ifelen of Troy Avenue al 3:30 P. M. No... h. electricity course at G reat Lakes, I thy I’niket In a project sponsored in tlie] ! lit Hu| Iintrl dI ipi. v foi met if'-u > Mr>. II. C. Whclchel. chaimmn. III lie will attend a submnrinq | bad a wamterlng glance; Sappho's extension poultry-man and ile*i at .the home of 5lr*. Bruce An­ school in New London. Conn upon | lesiritlin n wa. only the sky; home dem onstration ngent*. and I ] Ninon way evei the chatter of derson. Orlando highway, foi a completion of his visit. | France; Hut oh. w h a f a good with chicks p tm h a s e d by the j cuveicd dish luncheon at I ;IH) | gii! am I'" thro there i* S e a t- Roebuck Foundation m i , P, M No. 6. Mr*. J. D. Wood- 1 . lad y , lady loan agreement, each girt - t a il ' ruff. chaiMiian, at the fiome of I “ Social Note" should you meet . One whose ed with I HO tiaby chicks last! 5lr». II f\ DuBose, 600 Oak Avc- 1 Pullet shows last fad ' ways are all discreet. One who March nue ut 3:30 P. 51. murmurs that hi- wife . > . Is revealed their pro giess in r a n i Tlie Circles of the First Bap Ing the birds to m aturity, and t in le No. 3 of the W .S.t'.S. of list Cfom h will meet at 3 .10 the First Methodist Church met tlie lodrsiai of his life. One who novr the egg s h o w * ' it ill display P 5 |. as follows: Ciielr No. 1 Monday afternoon nt the home keeps assuring you i . . That he the output of th eir laying liens. with Mr*. 0. C. Gibb*. Win Myr­ of Mrs. Claude Herndon with never was untrue. Never loved Although many o f fhe rlubstr-* another one . . . lardy, lady, tle Avenue. Mr*. It. T. Thomas, Mrs. I. were raising poultry foi th eir] M. ‘‘.Swain, chan man. chairm an; Circle No. 2 will. Mi»« presiding. Mrs. W. j'. Chapman le tte r run' . . . . Five Inglisk first (inn*, all «»f them have hud j Keep a thing seven -Martha Fox, 1306 Park Avenue gave the drv»tlonnl from "■Les­ .Proverbs 1’iidri i years and you will find a‘ Use good mftT'H, IV rry if tv with Mi%. Forreyt Gatchel uv cu- sons in Spiritual Efficiency " de mon j foi it. There is a remedy foi the eimiflnrr uf t hostess, 51r*. J. M Ktineciphei. itrDtloii HAlfVOO lht*-y hwkr J iuhmI 1 Mi«. C arl Chorpentng. mission chairm an; Circle No ! with M i. study h-ailei. gave a chapter eveiythiog. could we but hit upon , rd tmdgrd lilt* iftitMtug lnidw, Every- man is occasionally Volir Williams. thin Mugto-lm from th r mission book "Devine it fioUi th r rikrkr r r I*, cullrd lh«*j Avenue. 5tra. D. K. McNab, Fatherhood." A fter the business what he ought to bo perpetually*. i i l ^ ' t f e v e l o j ing pullft* nnd hnu«* - L - SI s I.-chan Ilian: Circle No 1 at church session refreshm ents were served There is one good wife in the * * 1 annex with Mm. A C. Benson bv the hoste-s anil rn-ho-tense*. country and every man thinks und .Mrs. S J. Davis a- to- .Mrs. I'eai-on and Mrs. Wright, I he hath her. If u man em pties hostess, .Mrs. S. C. Dickerson, to the following Mr- J E. Mr his purse into his head, no man rhsirm nn; Circle No. 5 with Mrs K Utley, Mr* It \\ Sturdivant, can takr it from him. Who could have won that other A. F. Ramsey. Sipes Avenue. Mrs. Guv M alts, Mis. 1„ M Mrs. Lula Miller, chairm an; C ir­ Swain. Mr*. Jran ic Putm an, Mrs. S11400 daily double prirc? . . . cle No. 6 with Mr*. Barney It. Tom Williams Mr*, C. J. Ellis. my what a rew ard for 42' . . . Beck, 2420 Ijsurcl Avenue, Mrs. Mr*. W. P. Chapman. Mrs. T. E. 1 let’s have a - p arty . . . . the H .'M . I’caire, rhnlrmnn. Wilson, .Mrs. J ..J I. Anderson, Jr., I Country Club I* getting to be j the plar«< for fdn . . . . "P eter and Mrs. Carl ‘Chorprning. *> | And The W olf?, the childrens . bnllet In parttotrllne will he preI -ruled Valentine Night ' at the Southside School by tne Cogbiirn | School of Dancing . . . MB E M A It51ITAGF. gelling his ■slickets" i rady to stam p on rvt'i lo'i'ii hi i••iit| •. that good ole Hanford fruit JA N IE GILM0UK stops teaching ' t I|f|»*OI'lll ^ *if , u . < dancing this week at th r ll.B.O Unit w u c b l« 'f!l^ lii t i " tf-iH PUN T A UOKUA. Phi. (sSpecml) .............. the Fox Movietone men T h irtee n * l-hiirlolle County 4*11 vnrroiith upon the ihivum. from New York City took pic­ club boy* iirr utill Ulklnir about ntatm lull will cvriittlnllv il tures of the river, fishing, and the recent of lln* powrr nluratiomil trip thry thr jitnlPii w ith t»* nt celery . . . . . Saturday night* th r made tn the 'K yptrIaiIpji area with control. anil -int* fn»U NAS orchestra played their last Pounty Airent ,N. II McQuren. note . . . a t the Crew’s Dance. On th e trip, which wuj* imidr by Thi*\ oil’l l tin* »I,uni -*t Mill Both HIGGINS, band leader, and hu«4 jmilhor- w(tli thr Ua1 th r boy a *i»w thoiiKandsi uf ■ Unit oh/iiU 'it i • »•( ,i i JACK GRAMLING of the band head of c a ttlr oil th r lantfc. hi* will be lhoving off this week for tlnit nf m I ii i p it i « o n o 3 |'«'Cto«l cuttle hrln»f fed nt riew isdischarges. The band started Ilf ill* ’ m , if 11«r . t*oi, vinilpit n m ifCM r plant, cantt some three year* ago and ‘•C h lrfHIGGINH Is the only remaining and VPiratablp flrliln. and edwervud 14 Counties Plan Carr Objects To To Hold 4-H Club Proposed Work Of Egg Shows Shortly Valley Authorities TERRACE TALK Mrs Claude Herndon Hostess To C i r c l e JOT IT DOWN ON County Womans Clubs ,To M e e t Feb. 14 The Seminole .Chapter No. 2. Order uf Eastern Star. will have n covered dish supper Thursday evening nt the Maionic Hall. Mrs. Fva W ight, worthy m atron, request* Unit all member*. huthands, wives, sons and daughter* be present a t 6:30 I*. M. to enjoy Jack R obinson-ft Orlojidu was n half-hour of "getting acquainta guest of It, L. Perkins, J r . ed" before the supper. Mrs. May belle Maxwell, pro* yesterday.' grant chairman, will present the Mrs. M. A. Callaway, of 1610 program prior to the business F ^-t Second Street,U;*s rccupcr- meeting which is scheduled to be ale.1 front n recent Bine** friends held at «;0<l I*. M. will b,* glad to le arn r ^ l 1 t l l l g W?T.'.U r j i -txjtj Chnrlotlc C o u n t y Club Makes Journey & C ii€ DAVIS Thlt!» — •erre n grrJlncif! FEATURE TIMES F L O W E R MI S T /<> u u o /t / t n f Starts Thursday For Two Days! nt /tf/y ic r tir e New Appointments [Are Announced By IExtension Service If U*g A (’rim e Ttr Make You Die ITtiiKhtiiK - - . THIS IS M l’RDEHI W h e n Fred MacMui ruy got.* taiik’lfti tip trU h^thc Flruiflf family anti iias to kina or Kill Iii’k way out of f\ itillliill.v liiinjfoHl where pvoiylhing i* ao half-w itt­ ed thut t>H-ii m unler in a GAINESVILLE, FIs. (Special' —The*. K. MrLiutr h«* been named sol) . ctm iervstlpnist with fhe University of Florida A g ri­ cultural E sttnslon Service. *uc. reeding K. B. McMullen, who hin ‘ been appointed .Uft'le* .g tn t. it is announced by. D irector A. P. ' Spencer. These and two tra n s­ fers In the county agent sta ff h ve been approve,. „y the Htatc i liiKird uf Control. - If. E. 51 ill by, acting scent in 8 l. Johns for thy past three years, Is now In Putnant, succeed­ ing- H. K. W estbury. resigna*. Gordon Ellis, acting assistant •g e n t In Duval Since April 17. D*44. Is now county s te n t in Nassau. William J . Platt, Jr.. recently released front the Arm?. Is rrsum lng s o rk as agent m Sumter, where he was Count) : Elizabeth Ardsn’i lomovt perfumee In a Hohter h m . par fact for ohji-both or otomlrer, preferred by many womsn. / MARJORIEMAIN I *• * RAYMOND M. HALL, REALTOR ti-ul Estntc Stiles—Rvntaln—Mdrlmufe U xibb L De|)cntlulilc Innurunce and RoiiiIh ne !)60 Room 4, Florida Slate Hank IlnidiiiK PRO-AMATUER -- —all W.. i GOLF TOURNAMENT SUNDAY, Feb. 10 . .w s t N W A LK ER JEAN HEATHER l PORTER HAU Garden o, Orange Blossom. Cornoncv Whit# Orchid. June Geromutn 5 00 * Soil Conservation Hervlce to eon duct' an educational program h sail conservation throughout thi nd especially III soil con (s te a.._ rrvatlon districts sen) for replmititig p,r.tiiii-s were badly dam ngel by dn lit I'.llfi and, also, the pur Mini delivery of 3m llrabimtn to rulllciitrn. The ,'-111111 1handled the purclui- •• of g rass sent anil the bull*. k mm ... i *c*-f Beginning 1:30 P.M PETER WHITNEY r su su p A r o s 4»f- ^ l» CLUB r TT-rryi- ? —------- — ---------- .--------— --- ------------ ------------- — - U * * A rt* rw w v v v v v v tA w v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v w v w v v w ■/ . •V f . v -r ••• - . r 1 ? 1t»»f •1 i *41 �SANFORD. FLORIDA ' ......... i, «»Mi» I■ ........ .......-V —BHB T o n ’t r t . Rerstir »»4|dlr#d to »jI I . !•< * ., *n ■ filu ln M lt. tur.dlvdfe# iwndlii* in hd ClreOJt (.‘nurt <»r Bainlnol* Cuunt . * g»if*do? !i i r abbreviat'd title >f which aald ra>« la M piU»TtNo ►ear o if F r b i a a r l LEGAL NOTICE SIGNS S H O W C A R D A f l l) P O S T E R S Q—Poe’s Sign Service Hy Julian Rlettftrora A greatly Improved R«i High School C ilery Kad team Jumped buck into 4b. column of UW rE ast C entral ------ FlorIda __ ___Conference _______ « . le st • n ig h t ; b y ■helling the DoLand £llgh Schorl Rulldors to the tune .of 27 to 20 a l the high sch o d auditorium. Coach George McClelland's out* tflt, which was defeated by tba Bulldog. 27 to 28 a few days ago,. Jumped Into the lead within a Jew aeconda After the opening whistle end ran up six pointa of. the gsmi ^McClelland made aereral changes In hit opening lineup aa he started Donald .Dyes* a t forward instead of hia usual guard p eti­ tion. iWilbur Cleromage, v new addition to tha quinU t. added Ids height to the. squad a . a sta rte r and another new face appeared last night when WlUit Apjerson. the I ’M pound Celery Fed fullbeck who paced the grid eleven during the past season, entered w ith a ^ d \ ) N C f the skeletal plum p.'eufctilpened — the p ick el Ike harveel — ate e Cooked . . . At f h e Mill . . . ier accounted for a freo a b o t." " „i Tha Fed j gilded another five pointa during th e second period while holding tha flulldoge eco releas when Dyess and Anderson each accounted for a field goal. Tha Bulldogs freed tham selvi, from th e ir-tw o point cell early and McDonald tallied from under tha baikeL Tuten also accounted Roy Wall * OIK McHonvlile Ave. Phone St3-M HEADLINE NEWS! We. a re happy to announce that wo a rc again in a-ponition to give you the expert, • efficient sorvlce you have been accustomed to. Sen?.-’ r , ”’r**'ira Mr*. ,.ui»y i.viiola JIrB . i hm„ i : l . ’h illip a Mrs. oilifuwu Bom Gnm er^ Mm. Helen Gnrner McCollum EVA - BESS BEAUTY SHOP 108 E. 2nd‘fit>~ . • ’ Phone 563 UAYARD REALTY COMPANY,Hell your pro­ L eiperty. 40 yearn EXPERIENCE m buying and aelling real entnte. 20 yearn of hon«ft endeavor In Hanford. Coll at office or phone 808. a BAYARD REALTY £ 0 . * LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER NOTICE TO BIDDERS * e Sale of House for Salvage Purposes Scaled bldn will bo roccivtd by <tho City of Sanford on o r before 5:00 o’clock P.M. February 11, 1946, for the purchase of the nix room fftime dwelling house located n t northeunt corner of French Avenuo nnd Tenth StrecI, for MlVRfcB purposes Tho purchaser will bq re­ quired lo removw the house and" clenn up th e prcmineR w ithin th irty dayR. The < ^ ty rComriltiull6n renerves the rig h t to reject any or an Mils recdvtt!. 1 ’ ( C lr r lilf C o u rt Meat! P F 5 *a w . “sank a> three field goalwhile Clark accounted for one. JtaLamt narrowed tha Fad margin In the final period when Jlay* netted a pair of field goals an! n single free throw while TuteA and ‘K night sank a field goal each.. Clark, in addition to bas­ keting a free shot, tossed In a field goal while Dyeaa Accounted for another. D ress took the evening's scar­ ing honors by linking sdvan find goals and a tingle free tony fpr 16 pointa. Tuten of lie Land cap­ tured second place honors with Harvesting Of Cilery Crops' To On 1 *0 9 # f o u r elude llrahm un’ cattle at Ocala, anil sponge diving at Tarpon Npringii, Cameraman Cibaon, who filmed tIm coronation of Ring (leorge V, and many o th e r world events during a long career, wr.s director of (he combat cam era school for the Canadian government during the war. With Mr. W right end Mr. \\'ul»h, he filmed the opening of (he Alcan Highway from Alas­ ka to Canada, and the recent gold rush in the A itlc Circle «t Y el­ lowknife. where 40 degfee below aero temperatures cracked camera lenten. The group has mado more than COO news reel* since 1840, ssiil W right. 6 .8 6 Wins Seminole Fool ball Crown • I' r n II r r M 8 « •— — fly W 1LL1H Vnh! qf PROMPT SERVICE ON ALL CARS NEW AND COMPLETE EQU1PMEN1 ■t f a r l M . » ’« n i l * ; a u f lro u la a t la e tlK V I m # i w n w ( . l i ; I lia — , ’fa r a v e r 4 s t ea r s : " ■a'a s i t e s M n r r e lie f amt ■ U i b U t t I L w i l M - a f h lg a e . lea f lu s h s a l p ataaaaau n a u le las'* k a a e l l s s f . (le t P l l d N E 2#0 I tec e a s e d , TO A I J . C t lK H IT O If H A N U 1 -K llHONK IIA V IN O IT .A IS IK O il O K M A N im A 'lA f.N M T MAID KUTATK. Y o u and x r h o f y o u are hereby ii.iilfle d and r e r iu lr M n> rrs a e n t m y claim ., and dem and* w h ich yo u . o r e ith er o f y o u . m ay havu a a a ln r t lh * e e l a i e .o f n . II. K t t lOANM. ileceaeed.• l i f e of u l i l Cri|}nrirT* f a iRe* 1 'ifuary x u d k e w r 'Meml* note co u iil» .*y» » H g W a l - U > . o f f i c e In lh * ruu ft hoiiee of said Co u n ty ol Mnnfoid. F lo r id a , w ith in eig ht u tls r id s * U o.nlhe (tw » ihe (tm e-nr CATALOG SHOPPING l ic e . l U c h c l a i m or. d e m a n d a b a l l b e In w r i t i n g a n d e b n l l s l a t e ( h e p l a r e o f 1 resilien ce ufj.l pd«l o fflco A d d r e s s o f lh * c l a i m a n t , arid s h i l l bu a w o t n t o - b y l h * rl a l iq a m t . a a a n l. or atto rn ey , an d i o r 'such c l a i m n t d e m a n d n o l ( o ' file d Shall b * void. ila lr a t o r 11 r ir p t I lie . p u h llta llo ii II ' of commemoration of his sacrifice ‘tn th r ln o h it m em ory w ith a M anorial TobM YOUR CHOICE tha KTSIOANH. ’ Deyeased.' 4th, Kehruary * t 4< e A N DERSON U is Campaign Panels oncO Ribbon Postpaid The Junior-C lasa toush.foolball TELEPHONE .O PERATO RS B ,ovl.fw l. d iii« (i;,« - a tC y - V W lj ■ A rch 1G - 35 . NEW YORK. Feb. 8, (A) — Basketball rules m akers are con­ sidering ste p s to .minimise lh# 'hot-m aking ability of tall bUy- • Frequent increased JC M B J ■ ' H I learning 1; W fJ "*t w k n . Iw* itjU i, A ood I , « ihoars ** Ish sod bslsw (sit d stig st or* ropyKfh(sd). Jr,I* A li stn a sw ttsd with rsHod poiru Issf hrsoohsi. ityU I li scusosoisd with a rsh sd s s k 1**1 Kroll. A VsWd rspfka # | s4b 1st ditohsrgs sn b ls si ( I lh* A rasd f s tr s l U dlipl*red si top sf M l tab tslt. Ohrhsrgs IsiM ta syd oroansol*. tie* or* SsUksd U gold W ssi* roJgr, Rtf. •s s e a lty aw sd ed so th* Tshlsl U • bsvsisd Nsros Ms** •sod* ot ashiisl wood la a handaors* wslsut Rnbh. 1st- APPLY CHIEF OPERATOR DltlOM . M X 42)84 f t a l k in g TIRFS Hsriisj* S*r,ir* ToUrli o.* IsooHIully •• <»«IJ»d wood ploillr. Allrorrirtly fioid>*d lo dlillr.nl,» go. 'dkrooi* ood wol- • Overtime pay • • -Paid vacations • Taxi-cab s e r v i c e f » B •• 5 weekdays Ulurdnys 8 *• 12 D#i a * ,.l to h o ..J i a w i.ll- o p e r o - I sod prvrtrvs lh* r*te,d ot r«vr (ooi. H r ix ll! 4*arfh*of*, hvtbaodi, Isthir, .Experience * Unnecessary Paid while lo v * l ,( I pdolo Is laving room, ilcn, or oP(( Honor Single or Mjurried • y .( in a - .c c l n n i t i I *«Ofd ol ya*r ir.n ond m « „ la Wo,W l / r r o j I W«r II. Conilaci rtminjx ot’ d>«di ol I valor . . , ol w t r i t i i ovd dreorioo Is Starting Kate days — $26.00 All National WOW ie conversion. Mult wful around ) Renamed Basketball Rul Convention Makers Conad JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 6, (6pe Several Chan; men. of the'-W brld during the national convention session held a t the.(leorge Washington Hotel here.yesterday. Executive officers re-elected besides President F a r ­ r a r -Newberry, are DaKtnment. Ilradthaw, chairman of the board, of directors; R. E. Miller, vice president; W, C.. Drmien, tatra* tary , and Sterling 0* Hole ton, v i. .u __i , . kNi .«h. a Ira a e' 'iittt? all uf Omaha, headqipirtera for th e society.* Other offieere and directors re­ cite ted are Sheriff T. Alex ifelse of Celumbig, 8. C., eacort N. Cochran, Montgomery, watchman; Tain; swton, Omaha, sen try t ‘, nay, OpUha, «h tors, and Hem RADIATOR REPAIRS Tired Kidneys Often .Bring Sleepless Nights EX PERIEN CED EMPLOYEES Hays recorded a al I(la free throw to hike the Bu og score to 11 points., ■ The Fads more ta d s recorded eig h t ____ before tha period ended arid.also .Hanfurd Repair VaffcU Rpoclnlty Fret* PHtimAt**. -Prompt service • ' All work guaranteed fh * X O T ln : TO A F P R A R T O : M A ir r L K l M H . l t . In c a r * o f O e ir c * K. Iln iw n . O iir - t u r V O Ittana C la im H ervle* W aahInglort. I>. C. To u are haraby ro q a lrtd In a p ­ p ear III Ik s C ir c u it C o u rt o f Karol* m il# C o u n ty. F lo r id a , in C h a n c e ry , no ib« k lb day o f M atch . I f t l . la a captain null f p r ^ it lr o r r * ih a re in p en illn a. an a b b re v ia te d t ill# of w h ich I# KI.M K.lt K t N U K II. I ’lalu t if f , Veraua M A ItV 1. K t N U K II. p a* fan d an l, . W ltn e * . m y hand and o f f ic ia l coal nt Hunfunt, K a m ln n lc 'C u u n ly , iu r n t n i t r T K T f a - q a i H i r w T i e h S tT J». H K H N U O .S f t l i . V l j q l m y han d k « »»>*l a l .Hanford. F lo r id a . Ihla h lS U K hsdV e tsw l sf 23 lonoo. P tsv U ss U o l s s M s tor h*s M thi»« llssi (sp 9s s total sf I I I 1*1M l) s f wddidSSsI U tsrM lis* MgMlgklUg A* v**srss,‘ brsrwh e( isrvks • s d wiDrory rsrsrd, w rh s i "W ssadsrl la A clisa.' "C lsd f*» Srovsry,” ' Jsrw d 4 y ss n sb ro o d wtlh U. }. Arm/ " Sse UIs UvsiM m s i is It sod sbsv*. U risilsg on H so* N efs Is sa b sstsd , ead la gsaolna 24 g gold Issf. Ms Is, Wksa srdsrlsg Hsrifsgs SsrvU* ToUsh p ls s is pi 1st ^ T h e N ational Basketball Com­ mittee will m meet eet in in New New Yi York on .........> wtll Mar. 25 and 26 .and one agenda wavy to m inimise the advantages whlen soma players have over others btOAUse of 0 * |r,tig l* h £ > Thp com m ittee Includes memb*n>—from -Canada, Mexico end South America, as well as Afnerlean o YMCA Two fc'sn A ntoni tmlX John t i S B.B Cobb f t g ofS :«itm, Auditors. AU member, of the commllUe syere re-elected, w|. current vtola n In hlj m ornini bsneflt of th* ( A lP r * *W IW*1 DtUCN M X 4 U II HOME �T U B 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 W E D N E S D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 6, id 4 6 t.OM ‘ 1." } CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING FOR S A L E - MISCELLANEOUS BORROW HERE WHERE PRIVACY IBREflPRCTRD YOUR natural desire for privacy 0 . R. PflPK COMPANY. INC. In money matter* I* ktrlclly _ _ _. .. _ . , . „ „ .......one O N E maaaanger d u n waehln*, respected here. Friend* ami m uL T r . f U A r « . mule. Joe L. (MHey, Cameron relatlree hie not auenionrd A re. about your c re d it Ytnir emnloyer or hitelfteea associate* vUf not hear of your personal BALLARD'S feed, grocerits, etc. affair*. There I* no eau»e for Phone 865-J. II. Q. Touchtcn em barrassm ent I XM1 Celery. Hesaonable credit requirem ents. No co. maker* on mdnay’ loans. Variable paym ent plan*. FAMILY LOAN CO. , r to recap your tire*, rubber or synthetic, Florida Ranh Illd*. . Phone 33 «t sliirtvalla of your nea Tire Shop, Cor. FURNITURE repaired U finished. C all 1SH. ' Clm. Phone 608. ___ CURTAINS washed, atarchW) and stretched. 518 Mellon v 111* Are, E * iV e c trtc ; UktKruotn Heater*, 7 .ROOM bouse, a lia 5-room gerag e apt. on some property close In. Can give quick poaiesalon " , RQHEUT A. WILLIAMS P honO 782 A tlantic Bank Bldg. ItMl HUD9GK dcluaa 40TH’ W. Firat St. " f-door. t-BTORY l-badrootn house, close to achobl. Edward F . Lana. FEW people know th at their in>, come ta% return V an be aent In noer and paym ent o f th e tax I can w ait until March 18. Get this done now and a>oid the rush on the lyst day, Sending in • your return fo r a refund now [ will save you montha watting fo r it. Let, me give you com. patent advice In fillinff out youi furniture deal Beal, phone 027 iris fa r Isaiyiry hour* nnd A H £A U T in iL .b u n g a|o w . 2 bedrooma. hardwood floors. Edward & A irii.^ L 7iS",f.lS fo r the dam ag e I t’s odorlaaa, stainless and dry d aankig cannot remove |L Touch Ion Drug HOUSEworker, experienced cook, ( a ll 102 before 12 noon. SIT. WANTED— PAINTINO of all klmls.* (Joo*l reliable palntrra available now. ORANGES 82.00 bushel delivered. Sanford Paint & * Glass Co., Phone 303. ' rh 0 !!f V^ :CHICKF.N b itu rie * . m etal and wood, broiler unite. Intermediate batteries, finishing batteries. In- apecUon* arranged a t your con­ venience. Phone 026. * -l DODGE - PLYMOUTH PARTS AND SJKYTCK IQ5CIAL THIS W EEK—large Palm etto Are. Phone 1011 esh Florida egg* 80c - a dox. Palm etto Grocery, Phone 44t. W A 8H IN0 machines repaired— and all home appliances. Cald­ RABBITS, Rabbit* * Rabbit*, well General Repair Shop, 707 g ia n t checkers, New Zealand N orth MlUa, Orlando, phone Does, bred and haV* the bucks. 8-1878. Prompt aervice Call 2B4 (or C. U Br^ g ea . AUTOMOBILE painting, welding. NICELY furnished 2-bedroom R o y Reel, 30fl \V. 2nd St. house, term s If desired. :i(W E. l a TH E FLOOR of your cai 7th a t rusted through 7 Let me re­ TRACTOR and disc » 1 « . A. K. pair it -for you. Roy Reel, Parham , Monroe Corner. 300 W. 2nd. St. BUSINESS SERVICE r» l l n Uh C » i l ) i i « l r t ' V ttf lung* - ATTRACTIVE new m em houad with Mr mem iltuaU il ouitide i Orlando high bn m 3?fe|I I .« l i 111 r k 4 M a y fa ir , P n ir r - 5 -, v j; « ItMf fcjS h i | # * ! WORLDS FIN EST BOATS' 30 Mndela - from Ron boat* ‘•Oatboerd* • rtunabnuta - Crnlaera to 60 fo o t Yacht*. Exclusive PT Hull D e ig n or Hhrgln* P la sllc lic t Itonded Ply­ wood. 60 H.P. to Twin 200 H.P. gasoline o r dleael p o n er. Level Riding • D ry - Safe on Turn* - S oft Riding - Shallow D r a f t - Exceptionally S e a ­ worthy. AVAILABLE SOON W rite or Phone U» Collect for furthee Inform ation and priority order Inform ation. H A N S O M - H I L IN G BOAT CO. INC. Phone 2318 321 S. Beach St. DAYTONA BEACH P in t p in t i* South f, R *ng*, iiritM P * » r o f Nh o mi If Ihti » ireuit *VitlTJlJF* O oU i InUTp |!*i r r s l I **ilft f t t»*il 11 P h i l P la t K LrfAfiitt iil-fl Quantity Rights Reserved Prices' Good Thru Saturday .F e b '9, Loyett's Lmichod V/hiio I lllftrk ' % It to fill** t , «**.• til ttti:irk II A 1 Lti 4 ■■■" ’i " Itm ik | M n y fiilr, ' 1'tin i n i'i > 3* l»* 15 Illi*rk II IhshLi|1»! I!-»t" »Ft *t3 l* M t IM J |f. hi* ?v i 37 A !ii* n il'« l P in t nf a Cold Preparations !* r u M l ‘» r k t IM.il liiHek 7 l'.t||ik i A I, I -*|| 13 U lnrk 31 IirPfim V tkLf |M*it LIQUID. TA Ill.ETS, SALVE, n o se -d r o ps c a u t io n u s e ONLY AS DIRECTED be l*f «i IMaI Cauliflower I Mv*n tn n -U A ^1 X ** a 7 ‘•I At fMttt lilM lk I I '.u ir * 111 A A Tl Ill m k li. e . i i I ' L l ItfMik 3 I'd K ^ i .bn A *•I A IMfll lt*M|k I 3 # a v# L «« MLn-k 37 1*1 •ai«t f l . l • tiNik 3 I' it fp H Hie A *‘ f A I Me I ItaiviL t r.ilfr-w 3 it A i I*" * S l 111*i i •k 3 3 I *i'r j: ti t n «»M | ■ i .*.t l ‘M' 31 hm*k 3 I**•M•' • •*» ltu,*k | A '*1 A n.M I'd f f N 3^ A ht St, s a 7 lILrf R l l fc«,i , tl,| I ’ t f L l*l# l lUetsk I A 1 'i JJ I *Ifife I Ip ig lil-t | ',| I .„t In S p a g h e tti S a u c e - R u d c o F a rm s .E g g Fin. green L*‘ l ‘ I IHrn h ]?..»»!* 3 I ’ .IR M ^ ,#1*L l*lal |t«betk 3 l*;»|*+ i *tr» \ •M in cl function^ idfMM dbtrgas Thkw B roccoli C abbage llltfi k ; * I ' r r jtiiv v -a.M. f ’l I 4 I'llK *’* !f« A 91 A 111 I llaaaaK « 1*♦*8C•• f * 3 0 A »** l4 ,\* » IllfH 'k 3 3 fto m fu n c tio n a l p tti o d lc p a h fsrSA , 4q, ty H I or, U l k v a il H, Florida I'lat *“I How women a n d girls way get wanted relief Van Qamp'a Bakati IlM.ik 3 A y\ A 4iu#»k | h t i f r $t A i!i itr*| |'3| fN 3,| I Flo tU l* W ith . S n a p i - F t o j i . j.'mJd F in . Itfil U llss P otatoes 2 no 2 cant) Mild R utabagas IVIUhed P ecan s * lb Goldon Crisp CARROTS 2 15 c bch* Rwcrt J uK y 8 lbs 47c lb Sc F u l l O Julcffi C r a p o lr u lt Fto ruia. C t iip 2 C e le r y « * Iilaim Unking * A *• K lia I'af-m's | uf Hr<tii»n H. •*•**- 31 til Tnwiiw|»i K a *i |*i * P o ta to o s j ri l*«6(Ci’ J»1 l-.t » nt l A llm ik u .i * * Itln rk 4 *A \ ^ t I *( vftfiiwnM I -n t ■ lL ly, lh III -4 k I I' Li I 1 in k 3 I rHH*— t*. 'h I 1Lit ItfWsfe. 4 f - * « f 4 a a, s s VV 4 i-liS la ,‘ t.a ,,f N W », HcrtUir) J| T a n nat.ip P frO lir T t n o y f ; K a*f ' ‘ Ms s .,| S’ | | l LA^^Y’S^I^ CLI^NING^Ca I’h o n e Ifi.'i # ' Inslulltsl FJnor Main Sfl.00 • InHlnllrd Seat Coven $12 & $15 Complete Units !• Scaled Hcam A dapter ' $7.40 up, # Radio Halt erics $5.95 V ^J f “ Henryk >Voi Job $ 5.00 \ @ h |, Y am s 25c 3 lbs 29c C iy H o l P u le P r^ c h Jam 6 az T i'in k r . D reiN C iJ, f h ; iv »n 10 lbs 59c ,.i Ju v. ,lf Fryers N tO 'l ..f X r 1, li.^rfl e b lll y..nl|l I !;., j . . 1} t ;„ .| H I A ..f f i« V ..f S i:,, ,f M i 1, H rcti.-n : T a w n n h if, ’ ■> H a m h H a l.* ,, l i r —tl I I ,1 m .# H-.i i II, »5 f - . l ) lit , |, * T ie r I f l-.iifc . I -In i llo t,k j ,i t A . Mcruare In ' d H l i n f r u ( o f H i :1. , if S C , ,K ,r !Ion T ow n►hl|t 31 n .,« ll,. llaiiH n ■ 31 i : ,.| H e r . H I " ', ft. | ■ w 4 r,r P U G ,.r H i i i, Hr,- i t ..a f „ T „ w n » lt l| , Ji H,.UII| lia n a .. 11 R iil , w « t „ r » : »s ..i h i t s , . f M U '* .“ »<• |l,»o t o T ,,» n « l ,,| i j t h .*,i i i , ii.TtiK# Ur*# l» l # .i « 3 i. t , t, I a. U . H a 1,1. P M .li t) A m e m ln l f i n ) ,,f n i m k 'l M .'i * M lllo r N u b fllv le lo n P in t n iw k 5 . I ' , , - to. f-M. «». «r, sv * <t pin# ]r#i*ht* Phone 37 LOOT; U rge Mack puree. Ma­ llard. Phan* 742-M. . * m plockfl, neady-mlfed Concrete, Tgploi, Copcriito Fence Prwl, Well Curbn and lions U t» .> I-n l * ttln ek l « T l » f 1 T i l - T , i « i i rtf H# n f ii r ,1 l# ,l T 111,*,'5 1* T U r l T in T n w n o ' H utifnr.l •#»l 131 I 'r n n ftlln T » i r » p « P in flu n k v P u n - : i l # t l « 111 t o 17 4 5*1 tiWI In T i r t l r r l*lal llo o k 1 I ' . v i - I li» i i# * p r a n k lln T e r m o r f-i.it H ook S B h # i 1# t w in ft. « * r I llo r k J M a v f a lr 1*1*1 H o o k 4P.MCr* 3 4 a 52 A I ’la t H oo k ft P i k # I I I -)l* It*. I f? A Iftl I 'l n i h n r i i P lr l H o o k J ” , * » 71 M l , ( 0. I ! I t A 4 * P ! r « l A ,M l. (In n t-j H i i r l i u i - t |> U | lin n k 4 I '* * # T j. K f * f l. o f \V io n ( L o f ( i (A I I T kK .k f ^ r n y r # i t | »J . f - J l * S, f, * A I I It ln c k A Atnr-m t#d 1*1*1 ilf (> lm # lrn ,y A M tlir r * R u b d iv U lo n P la l I M S t 'n * e In L o l * * A id H loi-k ( . ftin y in ir. Bacon Bacon M i rtty C h in k ib >»• ib 59c ib 15c lb 21c 26c Hamburgerib25c K o t v l o n d L‘ i > Slit. OYSTERS P in t .69C Frvsh Flu Pork Chops ^ 30 Sausage ib 36u Shoulders '*>23c Liver Pork Sides ib 25 M u llo l '( I ib 22c Knuckies ib 15u W lntm g “ ruioi i Whn AA GRADE Western RIB C H O P ? * lb 45c W - • w T m ic? W HOLE^ L^GS lb U8 c CROSS CU T S H L D IU b 2 7 c BREAST STEW lb 19 c IS fill M ullet Kpi-rklo T ro u t Fine Fur Broiling Ready to Cook MALL furnished apt. Permanent rei ,49c Orado A 3 u7 oi Cured B it Dccuu Roast unfu . . ^r:uks»J Uotlin j Hpanlsh A ffix ' !b 57c J -’,1 BgcVi Sj M P ^ipr.f| Muckorel Dfnrd, Florida. ib ■' I ‘ i tr Dicj>3rd. Turkeys Lobsters P/RRfjty Uarhcrn Cracko ! - , ( ■ ' ■ ■ * II 1 4 a IT III.,, 4 K A n ir n .lr .l I•I « „ f U lr n -U n f A ( I l l U r . S n lh litla lt.n l* l# l r i,„,t, 5 with Pure 3PEC TA N T mother and return•d veteran* daaparataly need l o r 4 room apartm *nt, Phixn 800-R. v , '» Samhino Kli- ii SEJMIN0LE TIRE SHOP r% . lbs In Mcati ttag*-—R u p rr Ppo.i* H adutaly available. ' 88 A^HE.H citnia 5 15c P o ta to e s I'ln t llo.,fc 3 i'n * P 51 . • t x il# 4. ft. 4 . 9 A 10 IIM rk |l U lifM ilm l I'a iU l-l.il tlr.nk 1 l* .,* o , Be sure M (talks O r irg ta Niyrct I'p ls li,. , 1*1 7 ILw*h 4 I'sRpb T Lost and Found— bedroom *J H ‘l # r k Ia>i i twins', i i*. «<■ s: O ra n g e s LARGE 8 room furnisbeil a p t, 410 Myrtle Ave. 1 -BBC 3 Lo t l it i ll i- t l t ll l - (Mill I t ' 3 I'itiB*1* U « | * a « r ^ ,31* A H'*«K < 1/ AIM- i 36 A 1 *2V■t f\a HI !^|! ? TTt-r T Thy*--kToivn «»f I e i|k . FURNISHED beilroom fo r rant. NLA 1? Mag » »*nA lin A ug $07 nolia Ave. 8 OR tV.,yn*li!|y . a fit,., u i*« 3 Vnur* A | I ^ k, in l«*l t* Illork !!• Itypnm; lltuik 3 * t an A .J tl FOR UKN'I WANTED TO RENT Ihwllt r..|r^4% !***•* -* f * " Itliick ■ 3 ll Hftii Ia tuL> l*t»f I MI.h U 3 s fttn U rlif-f. I-I.I i lll.-k 4- M a f f a l r . P la l 4 Pit .1 r 54 A j ; A p in t Itia-i, . A J l A p . i t . . IN D R IV E -1 T . IN C , ' r i f e r I f ! H i ‘ nitfulii 1 I ' m , K , A 31 A- U J tT T A liV'illk U , | * U .H - - 5 3 I I I . - * , _•? H A n tu n d fli I t»f: I I m n I j i w l i IT Hitnliiwflii* lei.i * lllt .s k 3* M Iilitn jo * tA tt I !• A II ilt o f lc T$ Sf»n* Sanford. C. B. Ifughes, (Between- SenfOTd 8rayma_JBe»ri»). *_* -- t V i llw ,k «n 1’4-L buy your ear, regardlaes c t ag e' or condition, (toy Ragl, 800 W. 2nd S t C a |r f > 4 fo r C .4-. I'Tfll K.i.ik 3 (Mat lly.k 1 a H 4* ( i . i.l S 156 ft. » f I; |1 « M "< I a i I J I l lo r k .V. \V llr u t t - A il if, lin n In lainKtvniMl p la t Il i n k I Pana It . Put I t B lo c k A I p i /I .a Vj A t a 1> YOU DRIVE ITI — PHONE 200 HO E. 2nd. JUDE daily -to and from Orlando 618 W- First 8 t. a Pa** *1 AUTO radlatora and gaa tank* cleahad and repaired. All lines o f mechanical work. W right 4t Cohen Qerage, 21 i t and French Aire. Phone 1009-J., WAlslT|ip a , FI u \ n l lin c k I i! li :l.! * i.- t I 'a r k P la iN jio o k < P a * !- j v ta il* i K t e Uti.i-t. a .-I.! PIxU lln i.ff 1 pH^t> a. (>I A P la t It,m l 1 I 'a n * ' . « a *'• l e t , , II A I ! III,T k l< I n n a n r a ,»ni. IMa I Ittaik 3 P.tK*-» '»'* A **1 k P la t H onk 1 IM K r* 111 A ka la it * n a U - A . W o r k I v I in « » M 1'l.n llim k 3 P a n t - >b a -i A P la t Itunk I , ’n t r t 1# .* I la it I llliH 'k 7 M fiy ln li Pl.t I H onk 1 l 'a « . < I t A . 11 A P la t I tank 4 P » * i »l. Ian 1 Itl.irk 7 M a t t a li P I. I |li...k 1 l ' a * i » 54 A 4 1 A P la t II....U 4 IMl m u a r f u n# U in d -n u fc>la- ’40 CHEVROLET cIubrtm M . Con­ SEWING machine* repaired. WU tact H arry Anderson, M ayfair Rama Fixit Shop, 208 W. lat. LEGTRIC RANGES, l i m i t e d vivanMty; a p a r t m e n t house range* a t 807.60, • delivered. W rite o r phon* Moilern Appll^ c e * ,Jn c 4 , 428 N. Ot a x i * / " . , Orianido. Fta.. Ppone 31814. ' * I'I a i Hunk ft I 'n c f I I . L u is i t , 31 . 11 A 3 ft 'l l l o r k I llt lh U m l l-n r k P l .t 11 . - .k HELP WANTED 8K FJ) P O T A T O li—ea r lead of North Ptknta Certified Red O B ills fust received. H unt'* T ux­ OIRL for aoda Fountain a t Laney'a Drug Store- P a rt time nr edo Feed Store. Phone 888. PROTECT your cloth**, furniture and woolana from (doth dam age LEGAL NOTICE .«»■ t a n M-u o m If* li«» J A ' 5 ! « 1A.S, I'l.u n,»,k i t’ac** u PAG E Yellowtnit Snapper ib S t ill) OlltOiV S2U1VS CrdV.RiL'D COOKED HAM S . S P ’Z C E D LUtdCfiEOIU MEAT BUEK SAUER KRAUT 2 LONG LINK SAUSAGE KXniCAIU'S SAUSAGE ASST. COLD MEATS GA. SMOKED SAUSAGE SKINLESS WIENERS Kifchcn Tested Flour BABY FOODS 5<r 0 Q Cbpt. 1 l C Gold Medal 5 it* 29c II Cleans! II lilrarbral PI 12c Ql 17c %*ga!ftyc For Fine nun** Com nock Quarieted DREFT SUvei rtoss Sauol . j A k id f c Tuxedo Peedc . H b| * bur P le te tin * rm o u r* « l Out WHEN AVAILABLE ravoilM Peas no 2 1 Oactoment? Tcmata J u iC Q 46 •ox SOPAOE WHEN AVAILABLE PhUUp’s Tomato SbU p 2 llelp e W ith W ashing no 1 �♦.cry* THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE SIX him what we knew, hut wasn't n e e m a t y to r Benny retu rn td to the beam . Benny rsonal interest in S a n fd r u .a n d i athletes. T h e door of his O r ­ p o rtlc u lu ily im p ressed w ith lando home w as co nstan tly open w ay I ’e je r Seh aal played T ils >ole . With. to anyone who needed his a s s is t­ in the a ff a ir. T o show you lum he was im pressed, here’s w hat ance. Ills n am e ? il£arry G reene. JU L IA N STENSTROM P enn y hud to s a y : Herald Sporta Editor K ahn and Kchaal T h is Is nn out nmf out plug fo­ The day before the F lo rid a il 11 lend o f m ine. a. guy, by the A V ial tor -a O u r good frien d F lo y d Palm er St ite l.e a e u r m id-w inter m eeting wny, who d arsn't nerd a plug- like stro lled into the o ffice ye ste rd a y was held on J a n . 27 a l the M ay- this or an y p art of it, >n I feel afternoon w ith n young man we fa ir Hotel, we receive,! a w ire 1 can w rite it w itho ut a ta b n iia s, th ink n lot o f an<d have adm ired from llenny K a h n , sport* ed ito r ing him or m y se lf. l i e is I'r t r r Se h aal, a g i r l i .- j slrvce o u r. e a rly d a y s in high of the Daytona Peach N ew a-Jourman of rich baseball e x p e ri­ *cW ln . - lie Is notv Connected writh nal. askin g • uB*V -f'Awwwf A n o th e r potato in the pot for him a t the ence, varied ta le n ts, ronairire. the P ru d e n tial I-lfe In suran ce able enthuaiasm and enormous Co m p an y. H e fo rm e rly played confah. Penny had ju s t returned from a tour of d u ly w ith the good w ill. ' football a l the U n iv e rs ity of N av y. I ’eter urd to be a newspupeiRenny talked w ith me a b o u t 1 m an him self, and h is last Job in rg he w as head coach o f O r" *’ f ie "l- of endeavor H ig h School'* T i m * Ilo 'h T iw the rr-o rg an ita tio n of the j the Jo u rn alistic tea* also a g reat frien d of \Vhltey ! league had progressed. W e told I w as u* sport* e d ito r of the Or Mrl.uran Biiil even cosuhr-tl nl Orlando, though pe he tpek n G % a ,c f r U. S. 1 M a in e POTATOES 10 it* 35c F lo rid a B roccoli K la . Green C obbago F lo rid a F la . Red RI1M Van Camps P o lo lo o s C H I L I 27c •oz g lass Ib, 19c 27-oz 18c C a u liflo w e r Ib 15c CARROTS oldon, Com ilock Quoittiod Beets 2 _ _ Zrisp, 2 Stiver Floti Sou#? Krauf no 2*4 15c Out rovofila Peas Mild F lo rid * , I-Rrj^e. C rltp R utabagas C o le rtf Polished Id A ho IJa k ln f; P ecans Lend O Sunshlo* Ptanui Sweet Ju icy BUTTER 33c Oranges 49c 2 P o ta to o s Hslki 5 15c Ib, 25c G e o rg ia S w e e t P o tato aa ib , 47c Kull lO'Julce Tam s 3 In Meat) Hags G r a p e f r u it P otatoes ib 29c lb . Hupcr S | mi<11 10 Ib , 2 3 -0 * S t e w Sociam enlo Tomoto Juice 46-oz 24c Phillip's Toraalo Soup Sunshine Krtspy Crackers ib-Pk0 *17c C h *l Boy At D -* Epaghslii a n o th er. GRADE A BEEF Tender, Dreased, D raw n ^amr ^ t F a t Stew ing Hens ib 49c K at. Dressed. D raw n Turkeys ib 59c Tot B aeka-Solt Boiling 20c Stew Meaty Chuck Roast Bacon Lean P lata T ip * Short ib Fresh aro un d ib ib 15c ib 21c Smoked Boiling 19c Bacon Otoda A Sugar Cured B i t Bacon 26c Hamburger<b25c ★ M aryland Eg. Sid. PIG PORK SALE! * Pork Chops u>30 C b u Sausage u> 3! Shoulders ib 29c( , a H j Liver ib 21 Pork Sidesit 25 v V k K n u c k le s ib 1! AA GRADE Wo,lorn RIB CHOPS lb — WHOLE LEGS lb D M l l CROSS CUT SHLDR lb H AVI D BREAST STEW lb I F la . C aug ht HperMe T rout l-ola 14 to t l llb»ek 2 K n tim ln a**r* Addition No. I. F lat Hook 3 F a g rr 24 A 2T ! " I* 3 f 3, E T. t k 4 11. 13. I t 13 A 14 llbrrt; 14 Sod Herd Ion HanUrnta. Flat |I«miW 4 Faff** 30 29 A in l«c»* *o| F ra n k lin T errace Flat Itt^.ii i V a k * ?2 l o t . 103 A |f»4 F te n k lln Terrace F lat Itonk 2 f'BBC ;« Is^t I^T KranWlln T errace Flat Il'Mlit 3 png,. 74 lo t s I r» a 11 Him k I \Vhlt*«dt|b« F*re| A 'illtlo n In Oen*-va F la l Honk ? Peg. r.f fed It fllork | Wlill* oml/w F irst Addition to fIrne\g. F lat |l*»ok S F a « e 30 lo t 1} |l|ork I Whltromb'a F irst rAildltlon to tleneva. F lat Ibw^k 2 I •»ipr r. a • . —* l-e»*t Fran k I* Woodruff*, Hub•flvisr.n F •«, t It.-ok 1 F-*ge II. K*4 of Ittnrk 4 Tier Jo The Town of H-rford led ? Illo rk 4 T ie r II Tire T o * n of Miiiifirrd I *•« • I? 4 ti TII.m I 1 Wbltrnmb'e F b er \d«tltlon to Hen* %a F la l Il.-V.k ? |*a ge '.0 f» t* 1 • 4 l<> itfo.-k 4 ; HanIsirdi- F I H ItnnW 1 |*ag*-» •4 «i 4 £t lade 1 t 17 A 1« Mln-W I aii'l» F t.,i It-.>vk t |'.i|^« *;;r. T-|*r 1 T I i !*4 «!«.- T H F PAINT PROTECTS COLOR CHEERS PITTSBURGH PAINTS made with vitouzed oils P A IN T PRO TECTIO N (OR HOMIS. (AIMS, fACTOtltl AK0 IQUIPMINT You'll uluw_wl(h pride nl Ihc chnnjfcd :tppcaranrc.o£jttur newly pninted home. And whul n relief lo Know It Lh protected nuainMl wear and weal her for a lottR tlnyc In com.*. Our job in lo furninh you wilh the pro­ per ntalerials and advice an to how lo use Ihcnt. We have them in slitck; t>ur lonn experience iiuulifiCM um to be helpfutT LET US ASSIST YOU IN SECURING RELIABLE PAINTERS • --w Sanford Paint in DHKAMWOI.D SECTION House has three bedrooms, living room, dininn rmim. kilchen. Two car garage. Two large lots well land­ scaped. 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FOR SALE NICE SIX ROOM ONE STORY HOME Cl \ I • F U H II |)\ 14) «» F II HHNlu t\. ..Agent Trtielsee | I Fund •feiulntrlrr* t Niiinty & r n.KTCHKH E. BOLLS, Owner IV T K It Na l I \ll*||* *V I M K N T «»F T i n : HTA1 K i l l “T h c l- M"1p ie t e l ’a i n t A n d ( ib u o i'N lo r e ^ — iii The Charm of Maple I-L B . J A R DINNERS 29c .9 Township 21 South, flango 21 ■•K a il. •txit 24 lllock r Hitsiim Vista C r * tatra f la t llouk 3 I A. * rt‘|uar«< In H\Y 1‘o rn rr of lad Si HI. iv k ip lis f la t llook I I ’M * I I I . Il-M N B ro ru e r ..f |>,t , 11ii.Vk •2 T ie r * The Town Of Hanford, run H 2 . degrees. W to MK Tot n .r ..f . mIiI l .o s. i; it. nanford slran t IJne. N 3 i ilr g r r e . I: i„ Point Bast of I l r * . \V lo I ten . Mertlon I* To n iialilp |» Hotilh Itsn g r 31 loltl. •ail.. II . 13. I- * J , III,,, k •■»>»tel Hits*- W inter IIT.nlel*.Huti. division. Plat li.o.l, y I’a * .'. I l l 112. * It*. la d s A. It r , 11 i:. y , 11, ||. I. I. K . I- M. N ' a O lllock I I Amende., Plat of «'ry*l«l la>ke Mliores Plat Rook S P *« e I*. A. Ik P. l l B.- y . II. II. I, J . K . I . Jl. S . O. P. g , ll. H T I' * V III.o-1; SI Aoirnd.'d I'lai of C ry sta l latkr Mhores Plat llook . • P»K» I* *H |h<» ft.^Bf »: I 2f.« ft of lltork 2 Hpurllng IfelghtN F la t llook ( Cage 14, la*|e | A 2 fllork »A I *r«-nnie old -fHaf--Hrmk— 3 r . Tte»"tw Jl 9H 'i T F la t lhN>k I Fa gee 30 #. 99 lad I n i.u k 4A Dream wold Flat Fngr« H TI 4 'T la T llook I F a g rH !•* A 9b. 1-ot* 142 A 114 Van A re dale 0«* borne flrnkerage (Nsinpeii) * Addi­ tion. to lltaek llam m nrk F lat Hro.k I Cage 31 las»tt D n F Henp# U n d ComliafiV'e** |*|al of Mlark Hamoo. k F lat Mo.sk ? 1‘ i if* * I |n A 111. V 9 A- of * : |s A. of N E ‘« of Npdi Hee||,»fi f 2 Tow nship 20 N n ilh Fan g s 12 Kart, lad 21 Milton HdUare. F lat IPiok 3 l*age 34 l Nd .‘ I Miltrsn Huuaie. F la t lbd>F ^ Fage Jf I m*I I Ittnrk 14*Cliapmiin k T u rk * era Adrjjlfflp I’U l lUmfc i |*gjn llE III= lll(IIE III= lll= lll= IIIE IIIE illE III= IIIE III= III COFFEE no 1 pubtfeitv L E G A L aN O T I C E ii**, aod of this i% T iles n i i k i i r i i n i i i - u y t i i i ; I 3 1 ' T I I J l K ll l l l . « U K I 11 u»sf j *Ccnic F lo rid a spot it attested n t h i : ,1 .1 1 1 : ue* k i . u i i i u i . in by the fact that S ilv e r JSp rin g s A-VII I'OH I C H IM I I.K t ll l I I I I Is widely known from the rocky l\ IIIV M k H t. III. U J3 roasts of Maine to the shores erf i : i *Hiti£i. i . i i o i i . i m :. , . : t'n lirn rn l* und |ioints P acific. P ia ln iu i. P aschal I is a hobliy with Hchaal. and hr has been se cre ta ry , U U ClA.VKA It. * l»rfr l*<L.ilil statistician and the publicity HT.VTU UK K IX IK II i a , UltKKTIsM JH drum -b ealrr for the Flo rid a TO 1.1*11 K l. ti. Ill J l |«IN L A I . tvtpsgr S ta le league since I t , i x i p rirm rfsia sitrt and s d a in a i* 113 iiw 1931. U -fsv k r he waj^ a a e * Itrr •«* r lr r « l, A llirn i, L |R lk « I'p u n t), U c «h i i Im: ' op iT f l hJir e in,line pnlirvv iis■ glwHlarTwrTliB Mitt IIBIlIf) iMkllllrd (Ilia I »V4|I t w n i n i l l l fit h * a tM > | an in v f«e|V'*U im n h r ll«R (Jtttt I mMI g a n ifn l H |2 rb lll tivsiue~ ni the >ou iii ih« C sttu ll ( W ( for Hr ml* Vts U , Hole Countjr. Kiorlda. In r h a n r r r j , Sehaal brings an asso rtm en t of D) lltirrrl la* , llouitnrMUa |t*ft» art# lir r r lij * irtju lfcu i« f||« ><tur valuable a ,s e ts to his job in the Mrrltlrn a p p ra ra n lr w ill, ih«- l.'lrrlt* F la . loop. He has a liv e ly in ­ of a«id Court in (h r i num v i h u ii telligence. is a trig g e r-q u irk m a th ­ llouRt al Hunforri. H tukJs, oil or em atician, ami know* the game Isrfofr 3lomla> Hi* .(fit Uh > of A. D., 17(4. i»r a default outside in. He is' outspoken and Match. w ill hr rn lcrrtl SK-thM you and forth rig ht und som etim es sh arp ly 4aId iMUsr p ro irru rX |»uflr. 0,1critica l, bill he is X iU i-tu n L ik cp iy U L I l K l l — i L a i — H h » - f l a t t e r — U r |iit ~ uliRhrd ufirr a week |ni fout \ I i idnrerc. con^rtallva w rrk a In tlir HA.NKOIlU P u t the im purtanl thing Is lt t .llA l.il u i BUisfaalU, ■ * lor lit* — that Pete dor* h i* league w ork W|T*SKHH ui) hand and I hr a r i l of •aid t.'uuit Ih is 2«th day of Janubecause he lin e * it. I have been A. |i... 1941 told that a much la rg e r I t u a v L. | . I l K I l N l X i N offered Hrhaal ,10.000 to per-, C lark of C ircu it Uourt for fir m the s fc rrla ria l-n la lia tlc la n Htmlnolr County, Florida. O ir tl) p u M Iril, la s ..*, i l r rejected the Ykritiian, W a lla rr A Akrrmaiw o ffe r, because the baseball Job I'la ltillf! ■ A llo t nr) n U |u»l a sideline w ith him . I t ’a urlando. Florida a pleasure, not a business. I miii iiut' g u ilty of o ve rstate ­ 1% TUB I IHf l IT COLItT ISP TUB w u i i j i m i i n . i tlllf't.............. ment when I say that P e te r SchaIT I A a .m » r o n i K a i v t i i . i : h »l \ . nl in the best se c re ta ry , etd., In T V . S T A T r. OP P l.O IIIIIA . Clnsa I) baseball, and there la no Ik 4 IIA JK -B H ,' m istaking that. He's .. equal . . . to . ‘ AO. iws.VI the joii in any ininotL-l'-iguo aftdi I U j VU- P. Jio o N , ■ ' . I'tslo lH t. rapnable of handling a m ajo r Tea- i Ya. gue assignm ent beyond u shadow .Mr m»N of a doubt. |»af*n«tatiL If this sound* tike ti paid ad ­ H T A T C t J F F U r lt lH A . DltKKTI.NUH: vertisem ent, rhn rg e it up tt» O r ­ T o Lt K LA ll >t<M»N. Who## real. • iV n ra ami aitdrM «.|s t i l Rv#r* ganised Baseball. It's g u y* like K iefn A ir n u r , |).i)io n , MonlPeter who make the gam e the aorner) C'uunl). Ohio: Yon are hereby nntlflr<l that stOI national pastim e. I g u e *. what prompted this for illto rc* hat been flle«l spsln^i J»»U In I hr <* rrult f'oorl for Heml* piece w as Seeing K rh a * l in action rn»lr County. Florida. In Chanrer>, m a in nt Sunday'* F lo rid a State »•> FldO Th F M«H>N Y ou league d iie cto r'* m eeting here. are lu r t liy required to file your w ritten appearance w ith the Clerk In cid en tally. Peter foresee* a b an ­ Hf »*lit t*ourt In ihe Couril) Court ner *eu*on for 1U|I0. House at Hanford. Florida, on or ” 1 look for a g reat *ra*o n ," before Monday* the Ith day of March. A !». !9I«. or a default Sehaal o hserred. "W h y not? n lll be entered agalnel fnu and T here are more people evyryn «W. rayee .pTwr-rd r« per4r. fill* - where in (he n la le , and Daytona I ' l l l l K b .th at th's notice Ire pn* B ra rh certainty I* n good e x ­ lilHbrd oner a week for. four it ) ron*e<*utl%e week* In the HA N FO Itll ample. \ ml these people have lir.lt A L P of Karfford. Florid.: ~ more, money than before. Add WITNKMM rn% hend and the Real ..f up mure pruple w ith more •aid Court tM« 29th itn) of Ja n u ­ ipimey and ll means more fans ary A l». *914 at the b allp ark*. I think we'll O I* Itr.llN IM iN C lerk stf f r e n l l Court for h a ,e one of the best ( las* D Hemiirolr County Florida circu its in the co u n tr). barring •H reI) none." ikrflllB I), NV.ilUrr A A K rtlPJn My est m u f**r S rh u a l in match* 1'lalntlff‘m Attorneys r,l l>\ high it R u iil for A l Com br, "rldiulti. Florida (hi* Iriigiit* who it in V IT II9 S |ht* lumlfvi .uni huthlini: muter tnl * (iu in rsv illi- and S , 1 * O l'A T , P l.n lllU A , hiitineRR ;! "? V. . .7 P B III II A l l , sill. IBM, AugiM linr Al In » r lc n r th in k ­ M 'T t o : IH IIK IIB IIV fllV B N ing. cuhprt vn tivr rhiip who por- llie t p u r s u a n t li» H e rilw n • o f .C lia p * B firm nil the rh u ra cte rittic a ac* I r r 19294. U w i u f F l o r id a , A r t e of | r r n lit r il to n gportaman, in the H I T . K n o w n a # th e M u r p h y A r t th e f o llo w in g d e a e rlb r d la n d It. H rrnl* f u lla t neriNe of the word* H ole C o u n t ) . ' F l o r i d a , w i l l be o f f e r ­ ■What I like miaal nhout C p m l» ' d for s a le at p u b lic o u t c r y f u r llt r Is that lie ulMnya _ucta in ^ hiit | h ig h e s t a n d treat r a e h b id . R u b je r l i.c ,Vtii«a the W a t i n 0 i i * * u o f Urn l ” . ‘ Ur, f ' l ' i 1 *.** i r..* .« It ui sissi.i.i.a ! H'leftml lrniiio%rment Fund lu r « - * , fun*, ®'*n if hi* d em on might un(| a |j i,|,|^t ni m r Court* j | *tcp on the Ine-i of u clu bo w ntf. | house, brg nnlng al lo.o« oVlrurk I 1 hut’s u poi ii l Al feels at r on f ly a . Al. tin the 11Hi day of M arrli. about— the , lu lu i« n e r’» rcsponai- A ll. I l l s . O u l.ilie ut muni, Ipsil Ilr* rasem enl for r»nU righl j b iiil) toward the fans in hi* city. mo feel Wlitr w ill Ii* le *rr» -,l Al Couth*, who is at Ihe helm frurn any p ared Ihrouah jv h l,li of tlir league ag ain a lt e r a sua- lh *r* I* an r ils t ln u Mlylr It",-I ill lamia title to one h a lf, lensiim nl play for four w artim e of a ll prlrolrutn amt three lo u rlh . ' I years, i- uptim latlc about the fu- uf o ilier ini net ala w ill hr reaervwl. tuto of Mot iila basebnll let! I j 111■>,-k 11 la., Kliar 1‘* Huhillv l.io n I'la l llook J Page 7o I may be an o ptlm lal, t umlm. larla I. g, .1 4. i A S III", k 7 ' said, "but if we uae our heada Whitcomb's 2imV AU*tlli,rn lo <teuwe'll not have one g reat season * » . I'la l llooh 3 I 'n a *• •#. in 11)40 hut sev e ral g reat sea­ Ia>l» 7 lo 33 Ii Ior- 1* T W kltroml,'* 3n4 Aililltlon lo Urnov» I'Jat sons ahead. T h e fen * are (or Itonk 2 I'age a* . us and they're hungry for the tail 33 lllu rk 7 W'llUromti'* 2nd addnl resp on sibility <m the Arldltlirn lo ile n e .a I'lal llook 2 | return of baseball. T h i* put* I'nge 6«. la r i s I I A la llltx -k 2 K l l l i n i l l l 1 addnl responsibility on the g r r 'k At) tilt lint No |. p la l llo o k ' iran ag rm en l. It i* Im possible I Pages 3* A 33 | lo havr local nr Irag u e succeaa l a r i . 21 Irr 3* l llu r k 3 K n l l l n l l t unlrss * r apply Ih r sam e sound K e l'a A tlrll llrrl. No I, I 'la l llratk a Paaee 31 A 2! principle* that we use In our I. ol S 1 1 lotla 2 T ier * The Towrn b u sin rssr* to the baseball b u si­ of Hanfnrtl. ness. If « e fa il, It'a our own HH of MK>, of MW>. nf MB'. fault. I belie, e C la s s l> baseHeel Ion | | Torgnahlp 2a Morrill II. m g o 3 ) In te l. hall in Flo rid a w ill pny Ita own MH of W 1* 1.11 fl. pf lari « n ay where It la properly m an­ aged. Then It won't be nece—• lair* i. *, I , i. a. i. i * i wary t» r a il on the t s a r local lllo rk 2# Kanlauilo -Lola le. II * I I lllu rk 3* Man. supporter* year In and ye ar out lamtn, and h ir e them sub scrib e funds tail* I , I 1 I 11lock 2* Han Undo, to the continuance of th eir horns tart* > A IS tllork :a ManlainV. town I ram *. I ’m a ll for Iheae I ->>I h II A 13 lllock 3a Hanlandn. ts>|a is . is , la , l l . 13 A It H a r­ •upportrra and fa n *.” den l* Plat Hook J .Pag* 7! And I'm all for Peter Sehaal l i *3. *1. I t *2. ** S I. A SI and Al Comb*! rdanln 1*1*1 Hook & Pag* TT. tart in Block 12 T ie r I T lir Town of Hanford. lira . I 2 l 3 r h . M nl Nf. Corner Mertlon I ToWiiahlp I , Moulh lia n a * 3o llaat, run IV I l f alls. M 7.17 clia. tv t s i chs M |a ch». W U cha. M I I I f». K 3a die N A baatlsl i*filolnl*a Iks oplalo*. *f toIn lie a. 31 werea. momi dactari #* Ikll lalsisitl** lakjert 3 4 acrdk Ho min In HB Corner will b« 1**1 f*tl, w*ll# rk*r last, la •mr, M ellon S Tnwnehlp 31 Moalh lia n a * 11 Kaal. i i i f u wriiiAf Is Ik* (Jslolteaal Dirlilsg MtV*. ..f Mfi«* of MtV** ll-r** 1 4 UJ Piftk A,* . NawTftk. N.V., D**l B-JOJ. aerea w|, In MB C n m e rl Mertl <n W E D N E S D A Y , F E B R U A R Y -O f 19 tfT doom . Hanging apace for 15 BOUDOIR CHAIRS Ke Ssrmtk R t t s - H Mils Grom T re . Handicap-• WILLIE BOB MtNEY MO HIE YO ROLLINS MERRY WIDOW FACTOR I DO JL8T ROWDY TUNIS V, ; mirror to 20 garments. 1 SANFORD -ORLANDO KENNPL CLUB IColorful and comfortable, nicely designed, neatly tailored In gay floral fabric- Pleated skirt. Choice of colors. • 2 0 . 9 5 UP On Routs 1' lout 12 miles South of Sanford t V L - :.? g frr* 8L,' .* ‘ .TURN A ^ p n - K h A f e ' f * ’ - ' l . y • -* — ::: S i �In Unity There I h W Strenclh— To Protect th* >P i t r r of the' World) • 'T * T tS tao te the Pro*rr»s of America ' To Prodace Prosperity for Sanford. e V ea Xhk * f'tnudy and cooler (hi. ■flrrnoon. P artly * cloudy and continued coni tonight and Friday. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEH Established lUOft VOLUME X X X V II Truman Offers Plan To Save S A N F t) I I I ) , F L O R ID A , T H U R S D A Y , F E l lltU A I l Y 7, ItMti Meat Workers Iu Protest ‘Strike iA/H Q L E S A L E MARKET * WASHINGTON, Feb. 7,— (A P )— President Trumun is ready to call for a retu rn to meat ra t inning if It is neces­ sary to-save 10 to 15 million Europeans from starving to d eath r” However, * U15 Chief Executive told his news con­ ference today that he does ot think such drastic action CIIIBrestb t lei.. t H m a ry . T rum ln BfI8'Cr?ahl1 House Passes Case Strike 5 jK j Control BiU, iiS7 to i Michigan Representa­ tive Engel States He Will Lead X)ppo-* eition In H o u s e Meat Rationing' M-jfrj Be Resumed, If N ec­ essary To Feed 15 Million Europeans A s s o c ia te d P r e s s l e a s e d W ire Measure Now Goes To Senate Where Its Foes A n t i c i p a t e Strong Opposition Breaking Up In Alask Jaycee Meeting WASHINGTON'. I).. Feb. 7. (Aft— Tlic f IJ.OOU.Ofl'l Florida hntgt* canal «PFrnpriatiun face* n a llff f h* in Congress. Mlchl* r ii'i- Pi t ‘'d ila tiv e Engel M y i ■it. 1 1 opposition lo the np* (■in riatloii hi 'Die House. lie p r.v iiij'lv " I n c l unsuccessfully' a j .rlie last moment to eliminate the canal rn tirrly from navigation Declaring th a t the United funds recommended for 11*48-47. f i* '* , •stni* Chamber nf f o n * However. Florida Congre'xtncn merer had been cuimneadetl—«mi express riinfiiU-nrc. Senator An* neca-inns bv the I'reii|ilt« K i claim* AritnlnUtraHmi n ip- i|i‘ <i .if the United S tair- and b> [prut mi grounds that I’r riid tn l tin fi-'lriui g ivi innirnt fur it, j J 'tmimn alw ays vidnl for the ^‘Bllln’ie uctii IlYw lli'lici I Itish'ip, if 11nnI m11i1 a nvinhi-r of tin* Hif- Vli. (ug-i lent uf (In- Flundit xmlr mol thul t tie llmlgel llurti.U J u t . - i f ( I n . i n h e r n f I ' u i i i i i n i , e and .approved the i | . V.UIMI,Olltl a member nf the .national tr.m d .Meanwhile, Florida. Alabama nf hrectnrs. addtvsrixl the Scnipint Georgia representatives h a w Inuli* I'uurity Junior t'lnmlwiy nf ltui| prit n fig h t nf then mvft, Can m etre lii*l night nt its re-viThis t» an Olnle.mir In write Into Jnr wrekly meeting St the City !U » lt i \ r r an ! Iliiilmrp *ppM»pn.‘t* Hall. tioiiH nit* 11* than $ i ,000.0110 fnESHOWN ___ __ ____________ HETUhNINO TO _ WORK ________some are of th e four-thousand i.'r. tllshop leil n group of offiWilson and Company employees who left their joint for thirty Icount tut‘4inn projects e^nnin^ Apprup. iati , minutes to attend a rally In fro n t at th eir unhrn. headquarter*' il, by tin* -<?Mc!iko protesting the duchurge of some two handled (irnehe«*|ler*; f1i>mniltti,t* nr ilgr Hutlgct Hu *-itti* ______________________________ (Inlcnuttlctm l Sou ml photo)_________ ID p rill ntuDvi^ Hikes nf FDil'J•la. H.ivkiu uf Atnhaiim amt tilh? they wifi tiTi'hfciilrratiif fm elgltf (' h’ft nut r*f th|* *ui rei 1 1* 1. Uf ’ WASHINGTON. Fob. 7.— I (A P )—The limn**' lias passed the hotly, disputed .strike con-, Itroi bill ajKmsorod by Repre­ sentative F’ra n d s Case of— . South Dakota. The vote was * 257 to 155, on n /oil-call count. Ju st before "the final ballot, the House shouted down nn attem pt to send Membership Drive Of Iyoeal Organization —Kntcin-Fimri -Week aald th a t he If vitally concerned with the prospect of widespread sta rv a ­ tion in wrnr-lom countries—some of them *llt*« of America during World W ar two. lo sse s of wheat crop in some countries and of other grain* elsewhere have ac­ centuated the ailuation. President Trum an said h* hopes that his w heat conservation girder of yesterday "m ay make it possible to ahtp 6, 000,000 tons of Mheat abroad during the first months of this year. He said th a t h« knew of no cases of hoarding of wheat in thla country.'* The President said also th at Canada, A ustralia and other countries ith food surpluses are being asked to cooperate in the program of aid to Europe. Mr. Truman also took up the m ilter of wage* and prices. J l l e sail! he hope* to hove a formula ready In a day or two to cure our present industrial sta g ­ nation—particularly the big steel strike. He pointed out that it LONDON. Fell. 7. t Al*)— ■will bo a tem porary plan for The Ukraine ha* charged that meeting the present situation, llritikh troop* have licni ubni Mr. Trum an said th e whole ques­ deliberately to i.u|i|ire*i. a tion f* one of production—th a t people', irovcment in Indo. W tSMINCTOV. Feh 7. (AN— I If we- gel m eat production the nesia. ThU statemenL immrd-_ A -i-i-nat Navy Itesrd ha* recontsituation will adjust Itaelf and Talely bronchi the retort l.y i.iendi-rl program to erase the -th e n th a n w ill'b e no reason for Foreign Seeretary R e in itml ti U'lili>>n,d distinction lietweeii LONDON. . Feb. 7. trIV - China a new wagn-prlr* program. the charge •■> a ."lie " t he * t ■i: ulr.i Naval offi- e r, anil the 4 , . Stilt another Issue brought up am] Russia have expressed their atatrm rnt* were nude M m r la-er v—■ th a t is — men who w Ut the President'* news confer- approval of the HUmford-Grrrnthe Cniled Nation., SecUrilj bio Dot gi ’dual** of the IJnitmi enc# » M hla nomination of &!-■ wich-Woatch aster area of Con'll A l l I l l S N P lI I V f ' r M ? r ! i * i X hv ’ b I 'Abdilhmy a t ’ A4n- M Comal«rr.*, d iw n ssed the conilv s^ a .t a , a t 2<a* York sla te s n .pol... Md the site for the iK-rmaneut hcarlWASH I NOTUN, Felt 7, . J 1 T 1*, i irnitnetnlalion, are conn atim o n / a g sln it Paulqp* a t quarter* of the United Nation*. The iK-aci-timr inilitun lim ning A prv(Hihrt| toiini itulUMi fur ihti - — France has asked n long delay bill hu, been given nnio!«»» ..'i ■ tau u I in Navy Stu-r.-lary .lame. ftenate committee hearings, Mr. hi Kanitul ioif w u r«ad bv 1 A j 41 • Truman said, flatly tk a t he will In a final choice and a tccon- place on M•• iH-un- Military < n u I'm i , -t il , imnual report lo l‘re» Ja ck Kntigun A f t .* sj v t r a l r U l U - H i l l v S i‘ I ’ V i c e s not withdraw hla nomination of sideration of New York City a* m iltee’r- agenda. Il will co tfe on blent Truman. T ie tur.tem plhted program minor chonge*. it wa* turned o v e r , Pauley. - He said . he thought the Interim situ af the UN'O'a for four <l»y* nf lu-orinr.', on in the constitution and by-law* | | i > | r | litfltlV It fit* home. would give to officer* Iran* (-oninitltee Pauley it 7 an honeat man and | Feb. IK. Karllrr, com mittee t h a n ■■ consisting of Uhairman , U I U l u u ‘y 1 ,1 1 The French have ohjected to feltin g from the N iivh ! reserve a capable adm lnlatrator. And he mnn Andrew May hud •aid that Klluit Mnughton, llralley Odhutn, ]Y1|-U i V I n i . i u 'u i l i n i ' New York City on (lie ground* to (he regultir Navy equal o|>’ said Interior Secratary Ickes did the t mining measure probvldy Denver Cordell, and Dan W right. H U S . IT I t . I 1 >> c t i l l I not consult him In advance con­ uf Ua huge foreign-born popula­ would Itavo to wail until it sub­ porln n itv — “ in every way" for tocQiumcmlati.iiin of uny fut tion. with their rnnlem vurnty nradeint committee hi|.| flnishM w.reh «■» cerning his testim ony criticis­ ilier change* prior to the ad o p tio n ’ Kiiirntl u .t ■.. Mi The French, represented by 3. « new natinniil defylisi- aclfeMinv nffirers. ing 'Pauley. Mr. T rum an' added "f the ciiiiitituliiiti and by-law* 1|lni|,. \ Mi t wel h. -it. wl... F\ D ul'urc, say In regard to the The special board say* tt-: In a way. the Committee 'Ml that he did not believe thla Would New York-Cnnnecticut area that at the tr-ertlng scheduled for next .lit,) a* I L' *tt< .• . |.» t t- 1 channe hi* relationship with th# objections of the residents lie facing a »orI of deadline \ stlldie, *how the Navywill need \Vedne*j|ny night af t r i i - . at n l «al I. i- ' «I f.-l nt le a n , tn.ttnj hue .iffnetwill, it re tu tn, to work on pr.ij. . •>. Irke*. The gtoup ill, ■■ dm tiled to set , -l„,ii ,>(,.« . t.-l t to it* selection 'a s a permanent to trntn n iiotentinl t i n t , nr ■ — tlmatCi) annual nrrement *d i1 President Trum an also said that site should be taken into con­ l> four t y ir * of raetnli«r*ht|i ti.(» i . f j i i i t .................. ... «t 'd-tt'k lire hoard say* that I-. deadline i> May I ft. I he i*-i. -. the uniettlrd labor situation will sideration. Says D ul'urc: ah lth were cl»*,lflcd 0* nctlvA, llidv t t n „ Eplu .-(■n I hui. li foF the date’, importar.ee is t i. t prialucL. that many of fleet* eirti not prevent his vacationing next . . I wonder whether we are j the extended dinft art e * p i f - .n vent tvojild mean that Annitjotlt* itvsocinU', •ustniliing' and honor- Utlli Itn- )[.-v M-'tk ! 1 -.ipenler week in Florida. Tha President doing 'o u r p art in the United | ary. . I officlato g luliimi-ni ««- to asserts he can still do business Nation* in Creating some new I I hut time.- Few inemlier* ».f th- Aoubi have lo have the capacity ! The organ!tattuli, which now E v rig rern Ctimi'lcry by telephoning from hla yacht as kind* of displaced persona in tRa i d o u se Military Couimittye tacor tlo take care id 15.UW office! i to n alsu of 75 utembers. voted (> Mr*. Motiwelhct. the forntur extension uf the draft m ite-. inndldJtes. The board say* Ibis L et the dale for the election of llnzcl he cnilsea In Florida w aters. United State* itself." Hand. Wu, horn to Sanford, universal induing leglstut' ut is a null) be physically lmpo**lhle, it f fleer* for Feh. 13. T he cu rren t I Dev. |j) The Chief Executive made this tf>p5, and had lived hem hut II ha* recommended that thtdefeated and volunteer m eth o d ; assertion when tPaked if he still I m em bership'drive w ill he stressed nil of her life. She wa a iitem fail to raise enough men fo r th.- |iro*ent sire of Annapolis Im- | during the forthcom ing week an I ' h e r of Holy tA-i», l'|u*copitl planned to r 0 to Florida If the rtouhled. armeil force*. ' steel and alectric strike* were " i|| end »t •i:00 o’clock, Feb. I ‘J . Ch urvh of ifa n fi.i.l I m- M en May vclievri itsim pcrative that not settled In advance of his \ || young men join ing 'h e Wi-thct residence I- •" t'elety Congress art on ttn|vet«»i tt-un scheduled departure. l .'rg a n liatio n l«-fore that date Avenue .. it\g before May 15. The law­ The presidential yacht — the w ill l>* coiisitlere.1 ctiu rte r inetttbhe i* -u m u -il b» the hit*On Feb. | a ruling was re­ | u-rs. Twit mentlwiAnip team s Itoiid. t'harle* J M.-. lu.-tln-i. u . i Williamsburg—slipped quietly in­ ceived by Postm aster Joel ti. Field maker* cannot — in his osmuo-u to th* Miami lt*H>or yesterday that Fared* tint exceeding 11 — lACAte tne ilrufl [aw extension >eie orgnimed with Mr. Itatig an ■tlnughtn •. Mr, [t I I o mn "I to nwalt hi* arrival. The Presi- pounds In weight or J J inches In u>de»* they k n o w wnelltrt trier ,,-tod Mr Otihtim n, ca|Jt*ins Due Muni m, la a,-I M' \lat , . dent will be Joined on a fish­ width or 71! inrho* in length and will tie u um eersal trnltrttur taw j -ii the fact lllat the o rg an isatio n . l.out-c Met t set he > | od-m l, .The d rn tt (|Ue,tinn vt ill b* given f-crio<l was shortened, the goaf for two ,.uis, H altet 11 .ttj r lltehat I ing trip her* by Winston Church- girth combined, would be accepted II. M r liw r lh c r of Sanlot-I. foul , 111. The form er British Prim* for mailing to Navy personnel second print ity nn the committee agenda. grantlchihli en, Hettnel hi-. |ih Lit ( » Minister l* expected to return overseas. May ha* declined to -predict the C'our, II I, l.ynti I ..iante Imto Miami Beach flrom Havana N* change has been -made Iq mitessme of the univetsol training F o u r ami t ha tie s M. I .at our of tomorrow. President; Trum an la th* frequency of mailing or other Munroe, I,*-, and W alter .T. M e ri­ scheduled to arrive by plane restriction* or exceptions now ap ­ w ether, Jr. of San f"til; the Monday. plying to parceli for Nnuy.-parfa th e r, W alter H. H bih I of H an ­ sonnet, ford , ami four s l* te t,, M fs, recommended to the lull Il,td*c. H elen II. Kchullx ami .Mis* R u th The program would ralt for jin iu l of Fan ford, Mr*, w . It. ■tipple men tn I training in home Times. M ay of llratlcnlon nn.l M rs, environment. It ha* the hackimr Radio atatlons put on addition­ h ran k F . W .ld u n, J r . u f. F an of the American I-cgion. P resi­ al news broadcast*, enlarging wood, N. J. High leaping flame* from a dent Truman end the Army nnd taff* to cover the city’* new*. » Active pallbearer* were Charles U rge area of burning grane and Thousands of people to whom G . Wilke. TOKYO, Feb 7. (A1)—No an- Navy are holding out fur "ne B ern ard W. Wilke, weeds In the are a of jh e weather was m ost Im portant liny Holler, J. F. Hutchison, T, nouncement will he made nf the year of continuous training. vltj* Avenue and Tertt f looded the U. 8. W eather Bureau \V. Jones and V. A . Speer. tit* Lommittcv qtc.Mon t» conexecution of Lieutenant General S treet a t D:04 o'clock lai with call*. Y am iuhlta until afte r the hang­ aider immediately th* training Ing, cast a lurid glow These Included contractor* and ing has been carried out a t measure mean* th a t the com­ cloudy atm osphere which builder* and automobile travelers. Manila. The hanging will be mute* will not bo able to c m enetl many nearby n _ Funeral Jtotne* were deluged eeeret and no newsmen o r cam­ elder legislation fo r the control Repeatedly, ealla war* received eram en will b r present, of atomic energy for some tim e. with ealla from friend* of the ^ dreetsad, wlinin* to know partic-' »! the. Fir* C a tle tt, according Been official w llneisei *o!*cU The group aifctuy h « letommemito Cniaf Mack Cleveland. ular* of funerals. by th* Arnty will not be per- ad a bill providing for domestic a Scores desperate for a place U> No dam age to buildings was tted to talk for publication. controls of atomic energy, b u t it iivc came to the paper’s city reported. The firs spread over These arrangem ents were an­ want* U» rtTlse IL rooms, asking to soo proof* of .n . nounced a fte r General MacArthur tor rent atlverileement*. The r e * Atlantic NalionsI flank. confirmed the deeth sentence for . I neats were denied on th* ground Don of what ■»» a » th« convicted Ja p general. Tha that all rcedr.t, i.houbl gel the off er H a.'h#en torn oi Allied com mander asserted th a t Hama break offle* will be rhanged for him to Is was not aasy i Lawyers wer# disturbed Itecause vale to eeml-private. 1 pas* Judgm ent upon a defeated the ceeeation of publication made counter wilt ho n ' . m to chief Cleveland, wi WA8HINGT0N, Feb. 7, U P )adversary in a m ajor campaign. it Impossible to carry legal mb- .n o rth wall, oml Jhe off facto- in r o n ir o lilu Japanese General M aiahsni Hom­ He added th a t he had rovicwgd vrrtlslng whl No n ij w», rwwtyod m a has reliUcned the United tho * proceedings In vafn search hold up u i Naval A ir Station fl fo r aomo m itigating circumstance, S tates Supreme Court to h alt hi* of lawsuits. Kse* l u i t t a ' u-rf' Ei-'l'-.i. tria l before * m ilitary commission m s n t m ‘ formerly, d As the strike wore on, movie fac t th a t tho N avy / In Manila. Tha petition waa filed thoatei* set up telephone ex ­ Ita f l * fith tln g f« by Homma hm etlf, a n d 're a c h e d change* to provide Information MIBB B0 P 8 0 M N UgBINQ th e Supreme Court today. I t minimum. P rior to thti on their program*. alao asks the Court to review the and local department A email four-page paper which J . F. Cromer, who for 12 year* MIm P earl L, Rxhwn, daughter refu sal of tho Phllippinw Suated rndor a m utual carried vital etaUstles and n w n worked a t the Navy print shop a t of Dr. a n d . Mr*, v . N. Rob*on, promo Court to g ta n t Homma a agreement, Chief Ctev w rit of habeas corpus. Akron bureau reported many and radio aehedulea sprang tip. Portsm outh, Va., mi a civilian a\JJ rig A'Rtotua, arrived this morning to Homma la being triad on ch a rg ­ Cleveland taxi-cab driver*, taking It eo«t five cents. BNHOUTK TO STATBB Join the Sanford Herald a* a es of having eondoned tha no­ fares lo nearby Akron, cam# p rin ter. He will bring hi* * if* torious Bataan death march. beck with all the Akron paper* • h i S K T w . ■ ? & . n u ttin g In Broward County where * Recently tha Supreme Court rw- they could buy. Th* papers sold were w ritten and *ent through and two chlldrrn t o . Sanford »* she la a m eraU r of tha Broward Jecu-d sim ilar plea* from an o th rr for anyw here from a dime to f l the news mill—# s ..fa c • • Die toon as condition* permit. p re a iro m . County N urses Association. apaneee General, Tomoyuki Y a­ each. Reporicri worked on -untmano* - M ia s Robton.’ la; now ,on private nas hits. Th* Court now m ust deA Plain Dealer copy boy said T h e f ir s t shottw ove hrondenat Ids whether to h*a< argum ents on bit personally -aits a man p iy 12 petition, or lo reject iu i “t a copy u t tho New York was beard In Il'J L 1--—JO# A1.* ■ ■1 . ■. ?eacetime Training Bill First On Military Committee's Agenda Only Few Members Of House Group Favor! Extension Of Draft Unless Universal Plan To Knd Navy Training Legislation Is Defeated Ofl’icor Distinction Told Hy Forrestal | China Aiijd Russia Express Approval Of Site J m UNO 'S t & S S f t 1....... J‘y'' Field Announces New Mailing Regulation Cleveland Citizens Discover T hat Life Without Newspaper Is Hectic Firemen Called To ' I^arge Gnus Fire MacArthur Confirms Yamashita Sentence Homma Asks Supreme Court To Halt Trial rA Were Almanl Ves the m easure bach to committee. The bill now gee-, lo the Senate, where ilx foe, predict it will encountrr strong ojijumlioru 11 would ret up a federal medi­ ation board to handle labor dis­ p u tes, prohibit ntrikrs o r lockouta for 110 day*, forbid boycott* and violanciw ih picketing and allow civil Miit, against violator* of latior-management contracts. The bill ,eem , certnlu to m eat a Miff fight in the Senate. Op­ ponent* predict that it will be killed either by n S rnate rejec­ tion or a president is] \e t« . « iiiff*|»noc iHiltry liffnrr thfy con commit their unlmi- <.ne wav or another v<*w n t u - ir a l h e i do.-k. iI loth r lr t l*tc<idr»it Philip I ,il-«.ut In in tlr , south Mu ii ay and Federation Presi­ Mount a i i i o i i - - e l l - h t t i n p e i dent W illiam tlrciri , u y they have )> lo nnii.U ' Ihr 17) pr.r not hern consulted by the White ..lniat.l to r - 11leken - ritp. lluuse on the modification of the 11 n a t i o n a l ■ 'juu nd plu ilo ) wage-price policy, Meanwhile, a new delay has developed in plan* to announce the change. Ol'A Chief Chester Huwlea says that . differences among Administration officials over the estent of the m odifi­ cation may delay the announceinrnt uf the -new wage-price poliry until late this, Vieitk, M urray; *'• tU* t>ine h** declined lo comment on runter* lhat he ha, held secret meetings with sleet enmpany o fficial, aimed at ending the three-week-old •trike tyf 750,000 C IO steelwork­ ers. However, * source In close touch with the situation h a , astrrted that such meeting* were morning, held th|*. week. Future Farmers To Attend State aFair In Tampa Saturday ( ..mplellllon i, kren among member, of (he Future Former ! boy, of Senilnolr High School In* to who will be selected to re! present the school nt the judg­ ing contest* at (ho Fla to F air on Saturday, according to Alyx H. Johnson agricultural instruclot More than 5(J FFA laiv* from 'H anford will attend trig fair * There will be thrre boys on u beef arid dairy cattle team which will i"ru|tt- 1e with the ‘‘litighlertt minds" of Florida youth, All­ ot tier leum of three youth* will pit their judgmeet against the reel of, Kutyrc Farm er team* of the *ta!e in judging fruit and vegetable exhibits. Among *lhn*e competing for place*, on the Iranis are: Tllutnsii Brettson, Douglas Ilrttno, •iV R ia iL jIa n f, John Kiunhiiy, Ralph Johnson, Elmer Byrd, Dick Fmnk *ntl Verne Clark. A rrangem ents have t.een ma>le for a number uf the luty* from oullyittg sect inn, la tiling their hedging to the school farm build­ ing. and be In bed promptly a t' 10:00 P.Si. Friday in order (h a t they may be on time to catch the bus which will hwve a t 5:00 o’clock on Hatuniay m orn­ ing fo r Tamp*. A. school bus and a registered driver will be Don. tued, and will leave the fair Mr. Itslili II. Chapman, presi­ grounds a t 6:00 P.M. dent. presided over Ihn meeting At a m ealing of the F uture ■md said th at the association had Farmer chapter Tuesday even­ exterlenred another successful ing, plana were made for the y,*ar and th at It continued lo im­ district and state cot/rrencex prove il* services to the farmers. to be partltlpaled in during tha J . I’. Tayne made the secretary- auminer. Competition with other treasu rer’s report, s ta tin g lhat parliam entary procedure. P lans Ih* association had made 122 teams Will be in public speaking, loans totaling $1,100,036 during (h> past year a n d . th a t It had quartettes, haromica contests, and ere'also nt»da for the immediate built up u reserve of f 110,04.1 w since its organlratlnn to protect sta rt o f a t>viing and htrr«e*hoe tournam ent lu tin g over a periqd the Investment of its members. A nnm xlm stely IM memlwrs and of a month. vlslfora attended Ih* meeting, Th* directors met Irnmedigtaly after, tho stockholdera’ meeting and elected the following officers 1 .1 — ■ • ■ mm and employees for the next year) Ralph B. C hsptqsn, president; ■ Mrs. <K£rIo Hurst, m other of G. R, Clonls, vice preeidetit; J . P. Dr. MUtoa Horst, died Tuesday Payne, *ecr*tary-\reasur«r; Ray morning In 8 t , P etersburg a fte r a Hliton, assistan t secretary-iressu rer and Mrs. Mary D. hncnr, bookk*e;v*r. . The tretlil association makes • hor! term sg riru ltu ra l loans J o v^geti-l le growers, citrus growsts, cattlem en m d dairym en tn laike, Hemlnnlr. Treverd. O range, Otctola nnd V olusia' Counties. I’reduction -C redit Association Holds Annual Meeting Mrs* Elsie Hurst Dies In St. Pete � 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 06, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a16968f135cd7332fd5c4397aa76527d.pdf 91a62ff2b4318efb756ec3ec1edbad4d PDF Text Text I t i- THE O LD HOM E T O W N Branch Rickey -Watches Brooklyn Talent During Initial Workouts ► ‘ I Ifftfj U s By S T A N L E Y ; Laram ie Is Like Ghost Town When Cowboys Take Spill ( one look at. the. park, Holteger, stated that he thought Mr. Rickey would la* util satisfied and he handled mo*t of the negotiation* between Fletcher Boll* of the Chamber of Commerce baseball committer and the Brooklyn front office. Robert L. Finch, the ichool'* rn i!u > 4 from !•»«• n »| cording to M*ni|er C.S. Phillip*. administrative officer who arrived xUiii trpurl^il ihai.quality In fair. in Sunfdrd about ten day* .ago, Squash sold from f4:6tt to JT.fift, said the camp will be the mint Iho Florida Oity report indiratc<l, comnlrtc camp conducted by any and bean* brought t't.r.n, with, in- of the major league club*. Mr. Finch added that the lecture cm-rad volumr ex)K-ctrd during -week. Quality of troth period* which he announced would F fjf| i ti}» comlnr and beans i* very, good. Ire part of the achool'i achedute, * began this morning with Mr mi t i 'hit;l)lp-. . ‘ Ftom ilu l.e*t information we, Rickey delivering the Initial di» la te able ,to gather ourjcussion. : Market ii nf ihr peak for ltd,* It stun also unnoimcrd that ap- m Seatwm," reported J.I.. Wurien.{ pro*imately SO more trainee* ar* Manager nf the Pompano State! rived over the weekend, bringing Far ,|ier*‘ Market. "During the the total number of plnyera to IfiO lk_Lsu_A'i:rka-nnd-pru))aUljLfiJtjfor_Ualay'» utaaioua. . two nf. lliti !■ nine week* mil___ A city official revealed verier. tin>t n/rtil will uvercige approvl-, <lny that everything ponalble had lost. ly .Ml ear* per day.” Imri .been done to nut the park Into « t r•kjU’i|i»puno mad- the lsrge«t |lirst tlusa condition and the coal hmnwnrin -ir*-krt»tm ywirverimf^t •prerjeer?—im-tuiting— mm* .TJt/k pa-Ugr, were-shipped. The work yet to be acrumpllxhcd, quality i« tei y good and price* |would probably run in Die neigh* are nati*factory. Warren noted knrhood of J'.i.ihui, pepper it* having *obl up to *7 I * - —per bushel. quality extra good; ' ton aloe*. |.'t.f>n to $s |H-r bu*hel. ra Tomatoes and eggplant ore both showing, great improvement :n \ , quality and volume he - indicated. Farmers Market -At Plant City To Be Repaired 'L McConnell Slates " Soccer Should Be Popular In U. S. When Old Friends Drop Around i . ! NEW YORK There'* no reaj ran why rtaeer shouldn't liecomc more popular in the United State*, in the opinion of William N. MeConnell. I,c*pertailed chuirinan of the Liver) oid Football (’lull, *; i ll British Marriages Are Okay Says Man Who Has Married 31,67^ Couples were guexl* nf tin* ciul ut tea. • “ From the letter* I tmv While you nrr talking over reived frum offnrr* and men of old lime* be nure to have the II. S. untied forces, even after the end of the war. I know our on liuml, their fnvnrilu ............. .............................................................. .......... . ... . TOTTENHAM, Kng.'- Tlie man VThat ia that they haven't had invitation* were apjitWluled and drink. Don't ho ‘ 'nut11, the writer* told mV that it we* '*ho clulm* the, world a record for tine to choose their partners. 4f when they \|r**D In. their hope that our game would uiairying. couples is optimiattc you ware choosing a ba*lne*a partner you wouldn't pick him lie furthcn-il in the If. H. A. nboUt tin- chalices of British bride* "Sports nf any character is the i getting along with their Cl hu»- because you liked the eolor of hi* hair or tha contours of his Mserice nf *fort*mani5liip and, in . i-ands. fact, I* III* »mbaK*udor. I feel «un- I Waller tirlnialdl, regi»lrar nf face or because hr was charm­ BILL’S The |upil is now a* good us hi* that' 11 wii* due to the great ‘ u.un lag, *. at roltenham, has ing. It’s 'the same way with collides since Nov- marrlare." master,-and. In some case*, belter. friendllm-s.-i and *|0rUiman*ldp nf iiwitinl PACKAUK STORK Grimaldi pointed out that while “So why not help make this the people* of (he U. S. A. 'and ! vtnbor l. 1912 "four months after 'great gumc popular with the neo- Oreot' Britain that won the great-J {_ myself was married." he add*. , 15 or l(t-year-olds were young be­ AND UAH •pie nf the United State*. Ami, in Cat fight nf all in Europe The lli* ltt.MM) marriage* during the f„re tj,e w, r they now wire at "» .return, will you tench u» baseball? friendliness that has cxi»trd it*** t >;if. be M i n i included "at lrn*t_ marrying age." Th$ greatest hope 112 W. First SI. — Phone BHO i ‘’IJiiMdHill. a* played In Livcr- hnw Im? ffTTi'1nlpfl *hi l tut I it ran : ,M,,) 1,1 boon American soldiers’ he see* for OI marriages is that I(tool, I* |um*Iv of an amateur nc*t reinf S|mrl« t*|!l h/Ip iln* iin| tn figuir that give* him try- tho majority of them are based on '■ 'Id s record fnr marrying (* l«."n deeper affection," a* the result )character. We would like tn get mijjir.*1 .\ripens. of “ sharing a great sorrow or a |some nf Amerlra's finest player* "If the men mean all they aay Kreat adventure.” in coach ■the dub* and play exto me. the marriages will last." "H ffoes back to the day* of Rt. liihiiinn game*. The opportunity tie -aid. "1 have much more (Jcorgo and the dragon," he said— is there." Hanks expressed to me by your womnn seeing her man off and Those ha-ehall men who are 'ncountrymen than I rVer have b) thinking he’s the ority man in the terested in McConnell’* idea will tninr. Util m .ijhf )«tu're Juftl world." gel a chance to talk things over FINE— nfftCf t n l ij l i l t . Grimaldi aim is pleased that due* with him before tong. He'* bring­ WATCH, CLOCK ■Your Imy. are good oickor*. ■|ng the war h«*» married a Rriiing hi* Liverpool flub to the |( onffnnr4 Fn « ppnf Onrl *•"•*” he added. "E»pecinlly from ,|,her to a member every allied and JEWELRY Unit*! State* sometime In May ,IolJ, n n wrre ,UnWjnil, the ph ysical point nf view—the | natiorj. ...................................... ‘ * the ■■ He aim ha ,. irformed f«r ft ttrttf of Jlili country by In. Jntrrirptril H um lnv on th = * Oi REPAIRING health point o f view. Nothing gel* marriage c*r* ’ ion- for a dwarf, n viIMlion of the American _J*0®?" lift*) Highway Un driver, wau- n mui; tnvtn as much ua an in' -iid giant, u dra and blind couple, a la-ague. A r41tcv ‘1rif Vhll .del rh^9 arrested on rcckles, diiimg , wi(e. A young man like* the t ,rly man with uoth Irga amputatnl, a ^ c* n o. ,!,..L!i.iu charge* b/ FUte Ulghwa* I'atml- year* < uf Ids marriage to lie fulli deatrter from the army with an Chicago. St. lami* and possibly L, C. Bender Kkhti riitU'H >*f vim and vigor." i armed guard waiting, Bn escaped j B< *tnn Htid Toronto. * today that the men a n n tiicinF ’ K EYS M A D E He deelaied Its wasn’t at all The Liverpool Uuh was the other. They at* W iliam t afraid nf . Anglo-Amerirnn mar* prisoner with a civil guard attend by code or duplicate I pioneer in entertaining memt*r* T|ni]a]l nl Ccnrvas and Oiin E. Hager u here the couple* had mg, and "one man who went straightaway ami committed mur­ Iof tin American armed force* at Greer of (Iviedo. Butiolmnn Be ni town tarh other three or four der because he heard sonieons Ijid GUNS R E P A IR E D j Iho soccer football matches in er also ni rested Elijah Ford •■? iliars he was "a little di*- been making Invr to hi* bride." I England. Each week u pirty of 10 Orlando on u charge of driinkt-n i tie-l" toil when the girl* raid of "And the ugly woman in a cir­ tn ho (’ Is were (■lleals of the club. driving. lin-tr I'uHiuiid* "L only met him cus," he added. "I've married hey I'rior to the games the Gl* were Police Chief Boy t», Williams PRINCESS lo two 'husband*. That should taken into the draining room* omted Out lisluy Hint |iallci nave mi a train last woek." "If Gl marriages break up It irove that beauty I* pnly akin where they were Introduced to the een working haul t o i 'the pa-t M EN D -IT SHOP eep." player* and had the rule* ex­ seveial works in an effort to * ill hr Tor one^reasim," he a*M. plained Id them. During the maten curb recklc** driving, hut added 117 W. Find St. Hanford the proceeding* also were ex­ YAMAHIIITA TO DIF. 1 tlmt this still doe* not seem to * Celery Fed - Bulldog plained. After the game the men take rare of the situatinn. . WASHINGTON. Fell. 4. W>— ".Speeding, foully, bruke*. cure* *'he HuprcinO ' Court Unlay -te* Tilt Tomorrow Night lesuness and druiikcft driving are 'th e major raonex of thr»i- aert- furejl to save Japaneie General The Seminole High School Cel­ dent»," Chief Williams Mini, and i nitii-mia from death on the galloo- i hief Justice llm Ian Stone ery Fed* will tangle with the Dcpromised draslie aetion sg«l" -t ROBERT A. W IL L IA M S ileitvi red till" Court'* (! Ul 11 d®- Land Rulldtigs tumurrow-< night ntgl at those who violate the in Hit* rl*ion. the high School tit mi,Jt was raapecE announced toitay. REAL ESTA'fE-HKOKER A preliminary tilt between ths I'o-I (Iflire Attempt Barred Ilaby Fad* and the Bulldogs ia .Orm.nf. the Jr-ading light# of the game in hi* native- Kngland, MrConncII lielieve* America's bate|tail I mogul* could give the game , a big lift and help themselves it like same ,Ume, .. ' , ,. i "Soccer i* . purely n winter Igame," he *ays, "and will not be I in runflirt with your notional spurt of hasdaill. Teams have been rent out from England to all I countries. What has happened? ■# Five Automobile Accidents Occur During Weekend iI i l: ,■;mi K r West Says World Atlintic Bank Hidif- Phone 732 I LARAMIE, Wyor-The biggest industry, in Laramie i* cow*. Li the hearth of Ita people, the next moil Important thing i* hasket balL Laramie, which goee loony when Ihr Univartity of WVnqiing team come* home from ita'1'frequent l.arnatormllng tour*, .might well claim to lie the beat basketboll town in the country. TorlrA»ith 10,000 population, It turn* out half that number for * game. It's a glorious' Oceanian when |Coach Rtr Shefton’s Cowboys who won the national 1college chan plonship in 1943 and are aiming for It again, play on tha Laramie coorti ___ __ The fani.'iom* attired In typic­ al ten-gallon hat* and cowbn; boats, make thfgytnnmilu.nL bulge, They maka it . rock- with abeer* Komenich, Ken Hailnr* when Milo-Komenich, or Jim Weir drive in for a bas­ ket. They groan with anguish when the opposition scores. —1 wa« -there-when- the.Cowboy*, after compiling a ten-game win­ ning streak, earns'horns from an eastern invasion and lost on the home - cou rt‘to the Utah Indians. The gloom after the game was so thtric you eould hardly walk through It. Hires women who pushed past me In tha lobby werv crying softly. My cab driver’s jaw was sag­ ging and he wasn't wearing hi* cigaret well. He kept muttering: "I ju*t can't believe It. No, sIF, I just don't see how they lost tint unr.M On the street corner by the hotel, three young men seemed oblivious of the bitterly cold wind blowring In fr&m the rahges north of town. Thiy -held their Over­ coats on tlifefr 4rin* and one nf them was saying:’ "I wonder what w»* the matter with Komenich? He never nii**«d like that before." The crowd In the hotel bar was quiet. The bellboy said ma never knew them to roll up the side­ walks that early. When Wyoming; wip*—which Is usqplly —the reaction is just the opposite. Imramle really whoops it up. If you toqr the Wyoming cam­ pus. the first thing they show you is the huge planue in the lobby of. the student Union build­ ing pV.‘»cnteiJ to the university by the slate tn honor of the 11)1.1 national champion b n 's k e t b a l l team. It trenni the signature of , Gov. Lester C. Hunt and all other J state officials. Hobby-soirirs*. on the campus icurve their squeals for Knmeinch. When the handsome Cowboy center bangs one front the pivot IHMit, the pVactt becomes a bedlam. Rut audiences hire arc ju*t generally appreciats. On the nil nf the Wyointng-Utah sweet-voiced co-ed sang the' half and not a soul wtnt out for a cigaret or a cqkf. After each ionjr. the wms »o Urrine ; you'd havt thought Wyoming jutt score*! 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(Hpecinll--World Seuuting fn. ■ x great future, say* Dr. Jnme« E. j West, Chief Seoul uf tin- tiny' By Jack Sold Scout* of America, in a ►tnU-mem , * for Roy Scout Week. Feb. H twj 14, marking the ItUh anniversary; of the movemsnt In America. He; Is a member of the International; Scout Committee whirh ran iitiy met In London and w«« gM‘«t<"l by King G#or)tr VI. Dr. V ost'a stntemont fnllnw*1 "Recently il wa. my trivlloge :o lake part In the first meeting . _ if the international Scout Com1 nit tee that It has teen peMlble to hold at* years. We met in London, which wa* still filled with iridences of the tirrlhle oideal of war. Aa a result o f the disf cuteiona of the members of the Internationa] Commlltae which rvresent the Hoy Scouts of the m it. forid, 1 am confident that, world -<muting facia a grekt future. We kata'unlimited opportunity before .is to help the youth of America and the youth df the world. * "JktriMr^th* war. Scout* gave abundant ‘avldinc* rjdsiu of the vsiue of nerr .flonut training. Again an.l main military leader* in this and tutor counlrla have statMl that i former Scouts stood out by renso i * * . *t >Fti»lr. leadership ability, skills / 4. , Ue is F r e d o i and their ehtracter. Amoag the OU iAfVM a t e o o woptes of the world Ultra te great | M p ^ f o a M e iiftw 1 a ^ J a a poeelbta we plan: -Adp -fapMlLBto atari again our great world -tout encampment* and we are iromoting world friendship among ha fkoula. of tke nation* vigor•ualy. Our theme for 1946, •‘Scout* of the World—Bulldlnt :RENCH CHAMP ' H I 4 DOZ. PK GE. 8 9 « WITH FtUiHAWAYS U»E WCT PROOF MATA PANTS LANBYS DRUG STORE- M u 'f i l 'v ; — ——--------i- Young Men 17 to 34 Inelttalv* Learn one of over 200 Skilled Jobs Food — Clothing — Quarters Furnished You cdltftol afford to mUa details of A Real Job Offered By The U. S. REGULAR ARMY 4 Main Office — Rutland Bldg., Orlando Retg. team at Sanford Court House February 14th and 2(Uh. J ■.-1-r * lotnas R0BIPT MONIGOMiRY lUfiN WHTBf ' DONNA fJEp a“In dtW -* >* • a d : sp on sored by — T U E S , — W E D .I * Li: i ■.......... AStKem iroer.i. • a sunaa scaiiN EXMSl- KNttl a more f than y y :V. K ltf PUT MOM JO AM saving of utr ^— •_ xi-— -i— — (a “ seventy ■* -^ ■.... '{ ** 1 -4f -z \ - \ : i ■ . i ' ■ l.kJ. lV,K.,inhni|)' |he i . s:/ y '- t -fit*. Jw .H V .-;. t JfS - KtfF SAVING t)S(D f ATS1 Don't fall down on this vital Job now. Even though food f.te arc point-free, ourooumry'i supply of Jn d u tir U I fata ie lUU very low. Every Lit of used fat you turn In awcllt the supply. , . helps make more *osp and other peacetime product*! -* S HELP WANTED 1 THEY WERE EXPENDABLE •■■■ i s 4 - i t? ! t : , t - 1 Aa‘ ‘f •M'tA* ’ •* M �— S 'I In Unfty Ther* Is Strength— To Frola-et Iht Prucc of Ihr Worldj To Promote the Proirr** of Amrrlt* To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. cloudy. rnnlimird mild ihU after* n throueh Wrdnc-d#> «ith m»d»rale frt**h Hoolhra»l »iiid-. AN INDEPENDENT DAII.V NKWSPAIT.lt VOLUME XXXVII V a l u e s Men’s Club Speakers Support U N O And Call For S t r o n g W orld Police Force Senator Boyle, who served in tX u (l/in n , <4 t _______ r \ ' i /, .. 1 O n l y 203,817 A r m y Coast G u art! Cutter ' Officers A n d En- : C e d a r Attempting: l isted Personnel i To Remove More O f Remain In J a p a n : ’ S h i p ’s Passengers U N O Secretary Charges Hurled A t 1 Pauley Put His Own Poeketbook Al>ove P u b lic Says TOKYO. 6.. (rF) ,! TO KYO , Feb. 5 UV)— General SKd . M scArthur Is ahead of schedule p3m | Jon hi» announced program to 1 " .c u t United S ta te, occupational ‘ ' “ /orcex In J a p a n , to 200,000 men ! rV trrn jin six mjuth*. Jib* • Tl-c i;x month# periot hit* not ■ ..jtiour I yet extitre-l and thsrv nn'i rn> j [lay. , l/>nly 203,811 American -offtier<t'Cnsit and cn)i,t»d mea/In Janin. That ing t< figure includcw A y Air I ' t c c . and ot At it* max Amlin strength, ih « jt'\ tn k American occupation for t* prohs* ) fort. Hv numbered 480 ,00 '!. Tins e x a c t. The figure i« not available. That « u dnyli;;! ” hen troop# were ponrintr i n 1 from the Philippine* nmt • erther A ft tli I Prrifle i-lsAd bancs. |bo . mi ‘ Since Japan'* aurrtmdet five Coa*l ; month* ago, General MacArthiu- j Kelchi hits sent home 324,820 Pacific j all of ^ veterans under' the |»oint ills- j were rrtarge system. saved. General agreement that a rebirth of moral and spirit­ ual values throughout the entire world is essential to the preservation of peace was voiced by five prominent speakers us well as by those who entered into the dis­ cussion from the floor, at ;a Joint meeting o f the men's duba of Sanford'* churche* held Ia»t night at the Episcopal ParUh Houxe. A belief that the United Na­ tion* Organisation I* f step in the right direction, deserve* the undivided support of American and world public opinion and should be backed up by a strong ,international police force, was also generally expressed. S e v e r a l speakers emphasized the impor­ tance of the United States re­ maining well armed until the peace of the world Is fully as­ sured. The ItL Itev, Henry Louttft Suffragan lllshop of the South Florida Diocese of the Episcopal Church, toundrd the keynote of the meeting when he said, "Our failure after the flret World War was that wo didn't convert Japan to the gospel of Jesu* Christ. But wc could hnve done H, and we caiustill do it." The confervmw of the men’e club* was arranged -by Randall Chase as program chairman for tha Men's Club of the Episcopal Church of which W.A. 'u iK .V , who presided over the meeting, i* president. Brig. General Joseph -C. Hutchison served as mailer of im e monle* and Introduced the speakers including Senator UF. Doyfc, H.H, Coleman. Fred R. Associated Press (.cased Wir'd Mac Arthurls!Yukon Rescue Further AheadOIPlan ‘Ships Hindered To CutForceo By Snows tormi ’ i n A _I ,- t t a a M a w e e O * KI.OItIDA. .Tl'BSD.W. FEIIQI;AH\ Established 1908 nil _ niun The New llumpshtie iti-|ml>licnn .JtvlarvM tt.at Pauley had "put hi* own porkethook iilxive the public interest." Tobey made jhnt accusation in commenting on I’nul^y'* alleged opposition to the filing of a government Tideland •d suit in California. Tobey spoke In-fore the Senate Naval Committee which i* con­ sidering Pauley'* appointment. Tho comm it lee »t the -nine time voted to strike from its records the name* of two formor (tail* fornia legislator* who had been >icO,.c.l ot having workeil lor 1'nuley'* ml rompol't • lte]iri-M-nlntivc I’ecil King and reprvsentative Join, Finn* were ihr icgistntor* named by John rackard. I.o* Angete* attorney, in a letter read '■> toe committee v r -te r .toy occupation there ha* not hoc- .t ■ *"" ' ; single incident of resistance. l1" ’" , Men and officer* go about tin11 armed except for m ctnlwu of the •'*'v‘ Military Pollco Corps vs Io n .on So duty. m SI l t only r L B. Mann Advocates Program To Prevent Glrtfed Celery Markets PrujjOM'h < ication 0 ! J.TIHMIOO Fund To Huy I p t i'iui*\ Ami Remove It When "v;; »-At •*■Kcr tuiu' f’onifesied Committee Head Says A ffe c te d Report . , , i Imil lull t-f a linit indb-m liollar h lh tl fond with which t" I"I1 up Cel ' ’ ' v on a stiiti-vvi.il- l.avi-% and re* WASIUNTiToN. IV*». i/I* / k , , ' I ' n i ' m i t f l l I ( I 'lV H '" " V I* from the inurki-l when glutted, and when tl- puce is ilef'npt, I. F »*f ilu* U iuUhI D l l l L * n iH U « M ! . t Stutt^N Nav v i hIuv tol*l t I>,s H n i r - (Mvsed «« ot present, wu» tml ly irreiiaional iitv^tiK uion that hi* A I l L M I it I : it I H l ! \ propornl hy I. It Mann, himself undertook the eampaigft to rU'ilf Admiral Kimimd of the hlnnte for I'l’arl *»ta lih uw it .1 Growers R efuse Ptari T o . Destroy 40 Percent O f Crop Failure of 00 percent of thw celery growers of- the state to approve a proposal of the ceiety division of the Florida Vegetable .Committee to plow up 40 percent of celery planted prior to Dec. I resulted In defeat of the measure following a canvass of growers during the past week, it was re­ ported by the Committee today. Only two thirds of the growers' in the Sanford-Ovitdo and Belle % Glades section* favored the pro­ posal, according to member* of the local celery committee of * which" Perry Whitehurst is chair­ man. * The celery division will meet Thursday, Keb. 7. at Avon Park to discuss some form of Federal marketing agreement. Local ahippars today expressed the opinion that due to the time factor, no such agreement could be put Into effect during the present season. •nit la! iv •• and . ATLANTA, Fab. %. ( A v - Four charges of unfair labor practice* u defined by tha Wagner Act * have been f lM at Atlanta by a A &t- Petersburg local of the lnter• national Typographical Unloq. Tho charges. M i l boon fUod against the taro 8L IVtersburg dally new* pap«'r* and their affil­ iate. News Printing, Ine. t.Tloi chargee wore certified to Iho Ton th Regional-OWco o f the - National Labor Halation* Hoard -S i, a ftif field examiner Theodore Allleoo had made a preliminary toveeUfatlon at the St. PeUm. bar* pianto; Chargae deelara that gte the near* plants dom Inated- csr W interfered with the formation and administration of a tabor organi- w»tlmin k lm m fl' Vnow h«d^»* Thf tVftfl Mitl 'i a.ttnr*K paid *’ i «| ktiu- ij did iiiit kiir' A former M/Rgt Dsn Bralaan tokout* hurler with the Sanford of the Florida State Lei e. hack in 10J7 and husband ef Carolyn Diggers, has relumed te th* Unltdd State* and baen dis­ charged from tha United States Army after aarving 18 '-months with the Con>* of Engineer* In the Europeen Theater of Optratkro* S gt Brainsrd entered the armed • membership In th* ITU. forces Jan. (S, 1948 and was sent [ that the plante refused U aIn collectively with Lock to Camp Beale, Calif, for basic and interfered, r*«trainee training. Ha- later received adcoerFed In exeretoe of am tea rights. ’ it SL FeUrohjirg paper* trtr, have bitted a sUtemen during the wintar in the Calnpf* nla-Aritone maneuver area, Bgt, Brsfnard underwent special trainlag at the Normoyle OrdaaMe period o f service- there, h# waa assignment to the <942nd Engineec Combat Intelligence Team and attt> the III Corps o f the Third United States A m y. Before entering Belgium, laixembourg and Germany for further sendee, he underwent ah week* of engl­ itter training (ft Faria. flgt Dralnard declared that hi# moot Interesting experience was tha capture of the lUmagen ^bridge across tha Rhine R im which climaxed .the RhiheUnd Campsign. Brainard'a team. In addition to aiding In the captura o f the structure, also ramoved the axploiive charge* which aura placed there by the retreatIng Neil force*. Urslntnl sailed for America aboaM th* United 8 late* Army Plaiis To Place NAS On Caretaker . Status Revealed rlando Group W ill M eet W ith Jaycees 8XT t' to^rt BUhop o r o r u n ^ S ^ T h i . ^ n l n y y ^ '^ kot of the Florida Junl ir . p urjnir B (to days tmber of Commerce In j t (t, r March I, the caretaker organising, promoting end envroiil.l provide that fire ring J a m a orKanlwatlona. will ,fCtlon u maintained and tl,.. presertt at the meeting of the ^ atnUnan(.v of , ht. grounds and ninole County Junior I.uihllng* 1* continued. Comroerte tomorrow night a t, , n add,tloni he , , 1,1* 1. the ntaCUy HalL -- tlon would be put In readiness 4r. Bishop will h«ad a ‘kJ'T1' t0 turn over to the Reconstnif1 consisting of membera of the t, F(n, nce Corporation when ando Jaycees, coming here for ,t , dM,nr(<) , UITlu* at any : ^ Urns between. May l • # * * * * . By the middle of the month the station enlisted personnel will have been reduced to 160 mon, he announced. All air crewman shortly wHl be transferred Jo other Naval activities. “ T f J l l S X , m .n.u»,r p.l|*d, docked recently In New York. He he woe sent to Camp Swift, Tex. was discharged Sunday sftemoon n EHRIBS IN IIARDEE at Camp Blinding. He la currently under contract with the Milwaukee WAUCtIULA, ^1*. (SpeeU DBrewers of th* American Associa­ llardoe County has 200 aero* ol tion end th* six foot four inch strawberries this season, about double last, year's - acreage, ac­ cording to County Agent E. II. S e im lm I ola-) On Cpl. Lodge Is Home Alter Pacitic Duty \\itli Marine Corps In the latter part of January, tltli- he wav -rut to Kmwatu in th,. Solomon*, a Naval have where mativ ship* w eir iM-ntg pul (It readme** for tin- u-vauU on tiuain. He - 1 eul tin- follow ing nine month* at tiunin where he -sw Action. [ M - S g i Dan Brain&rd Is Back A fte r U . S . Arm y Service In European Area by a motion of Senator llncnl Walsh of Massarhuxellv Naval comrnillee chairman, tbeii name* were removed fr«ni tin* record Walsh s.ai,l the statement* concerning them were hearsay evidence. Manwhilr, anotner Truman nomination came today before the Senate Hanking Committee. 1 he nomination i* Unit of Commodore James K. Yardman, Jr., now Mr. Truman’* Naval ntdr, to be a uiruitbei of itie Federal Reserve System Hoard ot Covernor*. The banking com ml lire votrd for a rfo-icd ■door ihi|Ulry is-futr a sub­ committee Tin- banking comrtlltlee aisn ii«laved idiiMderatn-ii of the nomi­ nation of another presidential adviser, lieorgc E. Allen, to a I*, -ycai term «* a director of the I.econstrucUon, Finance Corporntioii. < pi Jr*Ve C, I.'"!gi*. l!3MC, son i>f Mr and Mr*. M J Lodge, reluim-d hctnic Sunday after tei-eiving hi* tiixchargr at Camp l.e JeUnc, New River. N. C. He j;ijli*ted in Dm Murine Corps on Apr. 30, 1943. and trained tl Pam* Islsmi. ft. C. lie later went lit Pesil llatbnr with the Ninth Division of the Third Ma­ nn,- Dtviiion. John Keifer Vaughn, dl ye»> old pioneer resident of Hanford, died nl the local hoi filial ul 9 f>'< . P. M. Monday following an illne** ♦of several year*. Horn Oct. 1, 1881 in Hartwell On. Mr. Vaughn hail lived here for the pa»l 40 year* and for ’ n number of yeat* operated th-; Vaughn Tr.m»(*t Company. I' ‘ resided nt 260lv (ienevu Avenu' | Survlvnrs incltule the wld<>» ' and one ilauvhter Mr*. FI. J. Ty , vter of Sanford; one son, Flat I Vaughn of Lake Mary; one brother, John Samuel Vaughn, Union Files Labor Charges A gain st .PxtiHldent— Truman has nominated fur undersecretary of the Navy. AifiUit. tieimtor Charles Tobey of New Hampshire nti* s fitness. itiekcd the nominee's NORWEGIAN Foreign Minister Dr. Trygve Helvoan Lie (above) w*t nominated unanimous!*' by the UNQ Security Council in London for the post of Sec retar ytieneral of the United Nation* Organization. All that is needed rum i* formal approval by the , palion policy which U d c ilruction t........ General Assembly, The important ‘ o f Japan'* will to make war. jchlldrv post I* reported to nay $10,000 ] During the five month* of * r''1 *'• a year. (International) K .e t Congressman WASHINGTON, Feb. S.— (AP) — Further uccusutiona * were, hurled today at Edwin \V. Pauley, the t’allfornia ?umri*n was expressed In offi* ’ nien “ dal Washington when MaMrthur J AH annouticed on Sept. 17 that h e' &jUt' p rx|>eeted to reduce the otcupulim , force to 2(81,00(1 Aten within six, " " month*. President Trurnun -aid t . lie had not known about it. ft.i> *i .State Department comnimiled that al*o I *uch a cut must 'not interfere loaned with the Army'* function ae an 1,1 irmtrument to carry-(out the n.iu 1e n v Greenwich Plans ' Stormy Session Over UNO Site In te r e s t CAN MANY* HOGS WET4AH1TCHKA, FI*. (Bpe rial)— Gulf County farm penpis canned or cured a total ni 100 hog* during the peat month according to -Miss Wilma Also Anderson Joins Truman In Request To Extend Food Subsidies, Price Controls Given a chante to go to Japan with his unit, he took the alter­ nate choice of going Inline, lie said, ami on Jan. 1*4, landed nt I*mg Reach on the Aircraft Car­ rier Hunker Hill. He Mopped t» talk with Jim Sjcnrer, Navy veteran, in front of the Lodge Grocery in) Second Slret-I, till* mo ning’, and they Uith agreed the u vya> no place ijuite like Florid i In’ live in, and thst they wouldn't trade , the state for all the other 47. Cpl. I^rdgs said that he planned to h,. associated with hi* father in. the grocery business. II* de­ clared he hud gained 28 poumi* in the last two month* after being changed from field to Navy ra­ tion* and that now- hr waa getting much pleasure from hi* mother'* home cooking. BOOSTER TRUCK PAINTED The city "booster" truck unon which firemen workrd a long lime to Install equipment to combat grass fires recently was given ••vera! coals of red paint. New rear spring* are to be added, also a hand rail. The truck car­ ries 7D0 feet of two and a half Inoh hose, -200 feet of one and a half Inch hose and 180 feet of three quarter inch hose. It also hat a small booster hose with vapor noxtle. WOODMEN MEET TONIGHT The Woodmen of th* World will'meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock at tS#? woodman llsll located at lt d South Park Avenue. BRRTLBtON 18 DISCHARGED •RM 3/e Billy R. Uertleeon ol MOB Laurel Avenue has been honorably discharged from the United States Navy, an-ordint te �* TOESANrOUp,UEBAU., ONE-MAN d o g ? Senatorial Candidates The Sanford Herald VtoafflA An the time fur qualifying as candidate* in Florida's turning Democratic primary came to n . close last Friday night, former Governor ftpesnnrd Holland suddenly found himself confronted with wKnt may prove to be sizeable opposition. Lex Green, former congressman from the third district and unsuccessful candidate for governor against Millard Caldwell in 13-14, tossed his hat into the ring. So u ou did mi Henry ssitusj ,M. h . utiii'ii, Burch, Orlunply uriuupy real *vui entitle uauibu limn, mini. who hits just completed a tour of duty with the United Stoles Army. Mrs, Polly Rose Balfe of Fort Lauderdidc, who for some time appeared as the only Ciipdldate against Governor Holland, Rid not withdraw. So os the race geta under way there Are four entries: Governor Holland, Lex Green, Henry Burch and Mfh. Bdlfo. * — It appears at the present time that the principal in­ terest will center in the candidacies of Governor Holland mil I.ex Green. Both are veteran campaigners well known throughout the entire state. The other two, no matter how capable, are not sufficiently well known to be con* slderedas ^\a between tfovhrrior-Holland-and Lex Green, our readers will huve no difficulty in ascertaining our choice. I W l U s r a lS I* • < * f » k r r ■< T fcr S tn w Id tS r r r — n k l r h U r s r l u - We have frequently, expressed ourself as to. the character, • l> r l, r a t l l M 14 I k * » " l»f r f intelligence nnd capacity of Governor Holland. Oar*' dis­ g a k l l r a l l * * *1 i l l N o t , d l - * * l r k r * like for Mr. Green's politick demagoguery wasvmadc well „W llr S la II « r •*•«■ 444*11 P* I* Ifcl* h"|W' ■ ** *!•» known in 1344 and was not diminished by the political <*• l - r a l * 4 1 * 4 - I M lk ll-k m k r r fl* . A U r l a k l a 14 r*l*H kl(r*ll«iM • * * - commission he received in the Navy. C M I l i H l t k H k * r r lii mrr « l * » r e We huve no doubt that he will make the campaign 44 r* * 4 . interesting and probably poll a sulsttitiijal fWe, hut with oil TUESDAY. FEBRUARY B. IB46 his promises we seriously doubt if he can vitally affect BIBI.R VlHtflf* FOR TODAY the -outcome ol the race, NO VTHKIt MORTAL HAH JtlHT THE HAA1H l'lt HULL 11 YOlT 11A VK, Yt»11 MUST WORK I T OUT YOURHKI.F AND A RIGHT SOLUTION TO UHK FuR HUM A a Lr.TTKIlMENT. Y O U It L l.F B hFFKTTlVKLY •STAILTISO AT IIOMK:. War’* gut you rawn salvation with fent tUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1940 company conUnipUte* quodrup'ling thin plant'* capacity a* mar­ ket* for elemental phosphorous am! phoipliate product* incrcaic. The phosphate industry i* one of our great induitric* in Florida ■nd we nrj proud to are It grow, ami especially developed by pri­ vate enterpfise. I have the pleasure o f dictating thla in tha presence of represenlnlives of the good city of Mel­ bourne who are in Washington ')< behalf of their city and area ac­ quiring facilities and equipment formerly constituting the Mel­ bourne Naval Air Station.' 1-have done all I could to rncournge the various school boards, municipal­ ities, and other public bodies in Florida to file applications for the acquisition of surf lus pro­ perty previously operated by tbo tninly on* of tha things « equipment, which the Army and Navy has had in Florida in opera­ tion for the benefit of our.people and the use of the medical |^»fession in our State. If you have troubh fn getting the matter winked out, gel in touch with me and 1 will assist in every way I I am preparing to foster legisla­ tion which would protect sugar producer* and sugar mills which might conic Into the sugar busi­ ness in Florida in caia the quota ryitcm should ever be ' put back into effect. This period, when the quotas are in a state of sua|£psion, is the first period we had since 1113.1 in Florida when our people were free to grow sugar ran*, or to Install sugar mills. The only danger ig that In spit* of nil that w# from Florida could do in the -genate—and -ih e -Hottsc. -Rih i qqptti SYll*m "l'ght W E D N E S D 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 ‘ V - D IN N E R W ITH A M , OF TH E TR IM M IN G S _ I f .00‘ JL RESTAURANT Gang tal’ Bradley i f cm,- tv have won hia first skirmish with 4he American Legion. K and othars with sedentary occupa-, lion*, the less the doctors will be overworked, and ths mors tliuk the doctors themselves will have for playing. Remember, -It is Liijtwltt Ellaworth, the Antarctic explowr ntunt In.* cheaper to play golf once or twice a week thair to pay doctor’s bill*. hardy. Uo in 65 years old. yet plana ntjxt year'to go to the Antarctic for the fifth timo. In tho meanwhile, lunt to keep in exploring trim, ho will npentl « year In Euntf Africa doing geologk-al exploration. Tho mere thought of a mun going to tho Antarctic whoit ho duoan't have to chills tbo blood pf the average Floridian* for wjiom going out to milk the cow on a SANFORD TW E N TY ---I W f - - - -*4 --------- ----k’ 1 I ----- It -wa* Interesting to read So­ cial Ut Prime Minister Uevut's bitter attack on Russian propa­ ganda In whkh he said, “ Tns real ganger to peace Is Die incessant pro png* min, the incessant attacks on Britain by (H** Moscow radio and the Communhte. j*s though toara ware no friendship with toe Y E A R S AGO ■ t1 I . W W I - O N -H IG H W A Y T7 , fi Minutes from Sanf. ■ ■ *---—* Onghaiyt. second, Leon Ptrroa RADIATOR REPAIRS PROM PT SERVICE O N A L L CARS State. ' Mr. Walter E. Drown, Execu­ tive Vic* President of Victor Chen\|cal Company has announced that it I* acquiring some tidewater property In western Florida near the richest phosphate fitids in the nation and that construction of an electrically controlled and oner>l«o phosphate producing plant will be started as quickly as Congressman Peterson and 1 described to me as tha best fish­ materials are available. Initial for uurtiilvcs aim .senator An­ ing grounds in the world. construction will be about t**o The President will be accom­ million dollar* In value and thx drews had a .talk with, the I'pcrident about his trip to Florida. panied on the major part of his You knuw. he la going first; to ends*; if .not ail of It, by .former Orlando on F'eb. 11, to receive the Prime Minister -Winston Church­ degree of .Doctor of Humanities ill now? vacationing at Miami at Rollins College. Thr President Beach. Although not publicly nu­ hus invited Congressman Hen­ ll ounce*!, the president may visit drick*, tiuvsrnor Millard Catdwali, an old friend, whom he hes pre­ Hcnutor Andrew* and me to inapt viously ylsIUd *nd aho J» nov him at- the airport at Orlando- A d In ill health on the west coast nl drive with him tu Rollins wiitre Florida. It will be the President'* he receives the degree. The-Presi­ first visit to the west coast of dent will then -fly. In hi* itaiiv. Florida, In the Peninsula section, which be calls the “ Sacred CoW” , if the President docs get to make to Miami and board the I’real* this trip- « e have encouraged dentiul Yacht, the WilllumsIiUCffi ths President to taka a motor trip fut a cruise in Florida waters, through tha southern part of the which President Roosevelt once Bute, with Mr. Churchill. We felt that tha sceok beauty of that taction would be of immense third, Clinton Him* pleasure to Mr. CHurthill arid that tha gunahins, and the good air. »» The honor .roll for the fM t well at that panorama of beauty gi min of the primary school* was and our hospitabla people's warm PLENTY announced ns fo lW s : Mildred reception would be good for both Hayes, tempest Webb, Frances the President and our distinguish­ Johnson. Ellreda Hayes, t.eorga ed British visitor. Dorsey. Churn Btunley, Leland MeWe have relayed to the Presi­ t'telismt, Janie* Pcsrsun, Julian dent and Mr, Churchill the invita­ Hlrnslrom, Kdwanl Wilson, Cullen tions of many of our eommunitUe Clement, Hinton Hives, Richmonst and many fine organsUtioiu in Carver, Jnmea Young, tnreaea the Stole to visit thorn and taka Btnnlon, Richard Mctlaghagin, part in ooma Of prop rials public Ralph Mctlaghagin, Joe MiUar, ceremony, but Mr. C h u r c h i l l , Ray Moore, Uale 1’aabody, Willa through the British Ambassador, Porter, 'Hobart Stanley, L. M. Tel­ has informed m« that he came to ford, Billie Zet-hry, Billfe Raining- oar State for a met and he begged tub. Lillian Orynnt, Julia Dickson, to be sxcused from public engage­ Jana Jackson, Lois McCrary, ments. . President Truman, too, Clydd Hill, >Hoodrow Geiger, Pgt- says that he badly needs a root, rice Hughes, Bobby Jones, WUU- although be is bringing work and fred ItufeWns. E. U Uney, tMkry practically jdt ef nU staff down F. Lord, Uorothy MiUhrl), MltigW K. .Strange. Martha Talbott, Doro|thy Warrco,. Lewi* Wright Aurf Claude. « aM srvf* NKSV* AND COMPLETE EQUIPMENT EXi’ KIUENGED EMPLOYEES Strickland - Morrison, Inc PHONE 200 HARDW ARE OP • BO A T A N C H O ltS • FISSu N G T A C K l i : • • lAiularille Slugger BASEBALL B A TS R ID IN G M t f M .E S -For Lawn an^ Garden^ teton Churchill coiild not he*o lien with more -vshemence. denlly the Socialist governit is no more willing to preover the disintrgraliun of the tilth Empire tWm the conserwmm > H ED G E S H E A R S » G A R D E N H OSE e G A R D EN r a k e s , :V \ Merlin Ande'rsen, editor pf the rUado Seolinet, does not Ilka me not edueetn our children.^ If beeutyfylng and wUUtttog of Ninth 04 Is the No. 1 fault, there Is Elrest to the AtianlkCoest line l reason to mention any more. It docent educate our chltdren, atooaoU snulklflis Leri 11si station in enkx to care ton tha Tepid Increase In consumption of » Caldwell « n water end gas, due to the growth iod an why aoit of the city du'riag the poet nor- GAS RANGES e J. C- Hall, well known dU «n . residing on. G * n Aremw, _wto or Anneoei it preparation LIMITED 81 I*** ’ R O Y JO H N SO N 'S RED B A R N „ „ „ „ * ftn i in p •And U3acMiwr-***hdPppmn* *:l" Arcurding to Senator Taft of Ohio, “ We already have inflation" - god he . adds President Truman jr ha* adopted a theory of Secretary j Wallace “ thet ttovernmenl spemilng ig a good toiuu In itaeif, ami that there need Tie nu concern . Whatever a* to the Ux burden created thereby". Sanfortl teopl* who retell what that theory did to Hanford ”9 yean* ago and how for many year* we paid through the nose for It will understand wlfsl risk* *n tiuiil* for the fedvr*! fjmtrppienL tn the property to he foynd nt sny i thr foture be put back Into effect Army or Navy bn»e nC*/by to and tend to jeopardise some new tee if the city, pirhopa in eon- j reduction and hew milling operaJunction with the school author-. Hons which may have been inItie* and public health authorities, j *tiilled. That we are trying^ to cannot acquire all of such esta-1 prevent by legislation, bllahment* nnd 'equipment. Ccr-t __________ ___________ Printing The News make a jtjwcch (prepared in advance, of course) about how the newspapers were chiefly responsible for juvenile delinquency because they kept putting We see where Tnmns is going these things in the paper and giving other boys to have a frosen food iioceasing and girls "ideas'*. And we went home and took a and cold storage ,lockrr plan'. nap and line! a terrible nightmare. Which raminds ua: wliat's liernmc of Sanford's. In this nightmare, the ncwspaiiera didn't print u word about any of the. misdemeanors that were The people of the New Yorkcommitted in the community, jjo naturally nobody Connecticut border district ‘‘ seem was arouscu about it. Tire community slept peace­ to be about a* happy Ui have the UNO International city in llvalr fully While things went from bad to worse, until midst at if it were n polecat. something really awful hap|>ciml and nobody could keep it a secret any longer. Just ■> few figures on Florida real estate transactions during And then the people up and down the streets the 11)46 trading season. The began screaming, "Why were we not told atanit Florida Association of Real tom these things? What right had the press to hide toy* that more than ft tH,000.000 them from us? Does it consider us children, that was Invested in Florida real eslato list year and the figure is r v we mustn't know the truth, even if it is unplea­ peeled to go over half a bilii m sant- See how we could have dealt with this whtn ai| report* are in. ’ growing menace, ami perhaps forstallcd the tragedy , lit tha “ Yellow Jacket”, bi­ that has now occurred, It only the newspapers weekly publication of the Florida had been honest with us. For shame, for this Industrial School for Boys,'is this censorship of news that the community has u tribute tu tha lata George Mrnormal right to know, day by day I" Well, this Kory, "Superintendent MeRory assessed an scute skill In mskmob wan screaming all' this and pounding on our r, and keeping fr-ends. which doors (In tlm nightman)) when we awoke, nil aided materially tow B rils stabilis­ cold mid wet. And wo decided to lot that Lo n ing the Institution dining It* mu-l critical period, anil til* powerful Ictmon to tie nut to take tnipn lying on our back influences will continue to l><(which ig-how we iilwuya hitVc nlghtninrce)7'oH-' evidenced in the ensuing yean*". pec hilly .lifter going to hour xpecchca by high nchool student**. , More Sanford peoyle should, be using Hanford's greatly improve,! The Dea Moines editor'* nightmare hud the right golf course. The mors il Is used the more it will b# im[roved. But angle. When a newspaper begin* -to self-censor legitimate what is even more important, tha new*, it begins losing the .respect of it* readeApoblic.— more it is used by business rotu Tumpo Tribune, wimt, �g&sam r' * fm m T m i).\ Y , FE1UWARY TUI5: SANFORD HEP ALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA And Social Personal Activities ' comdAnr nf ft l ' 111>Y OREWS of the t S Navy who i» hum, .m 1**1*'C from I'ClISIICulil, flu . James Clay Williams Annual Meeting:To He W eds Puerto Rico Girl Held By Garden Club they enjoyed dinner with fi lend* I Mr. ami Mrs. Jose Pou of l Ponce, l*uertn Rico, announce the marriage of thrir daughter, Ebtor Gongalet. to Jamrs Clay Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. WUliania- of this city, on Jan. 2T at high noon at the Church La Mercl in Ponce. Puerto iRlc®. Rev. Neil Powell, - student nf Uni­ Kl de Fotiso performed the double versity of Florida, has pledge*} ring ceremony and the vows weft spoken attains! a background of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity. palms ami white gladioluses. The chuich incanl>t played a prenup­ tial program of music and during the rrremony truditioiial wedding Y Society Edllon C-wcIli Tralutk Seminole chapter No. 2 O.K.S. trill be held at the Masonic Hall at 8:0U P. M. for a drover dish pur per. . A board meeting will held at 0:30 P. M, preceding the supper. FUIDAY . Satlie Harrison Chanter of D. A.R. will meet at 11:00 P.M. at the home of Mts. I..P. Ilairan, 1702 Park Avenue with Mr* W.H. Tunnicliffe as co-hostess. All visit itu* members are invited to attend. The Garden Club circle*‘ .will meet as follows: ' Aralrn Circle ___t.,„( t>iw -iw _ m with Mrs, K. C. Harper at 8:00 iihir.1 wlnlee in Sanford The Alatheah C i ; . “of the First -lUplist- Chundi— trill hare |(.r|a*n la*sher at lt:0U A . M . ‘ for meeting at 7:Ui p. M. in the nu- cave m l dish luncheon; Hlrt Carnex with Miv. H. It. It.-ckA M u . idener* Circle with Sirs. J. I. J.oder Cameron, Mr-. Murray/ J a r . iKminisor at 10 (W A. M.; Mag* vi* and Mrs, P. F. W hlghairt aaiitolia Circle' with Mrs. Augusta Anstesse*. ' il). Covington,’ Ovieilo, at 2:10 'Daughters of Wesley of the P. M.; Rote Circle with Mrs. Bn* Methodist Church meeting "which dor Curletl' at 10:3f) A. M. for wn* scheduled for a .no P.M. has covered dish lunciieon. Imetl (MWtjan e-> *mtil n Inter date J MONDAY la*caus« n( illness iif memtort. j The circle* of the ’ Presbyterian WKDNKHiiAY Woman’s Auxiliary will meet as llti'lne**. meeting and luncheon follows: No. 1, Mr*. J. O, Andes, of Kanfm.l Womans Club at Jr. chairman, ut the home nf 12:30 P.M. Mr-. J.N. Gillon, Mrs. E. D. Turner. 147 Mellonspnnsur, udd the following w ill ville Avenue at '1U10 P. M. No. 2, Mr. and Mrs. R. Kclinmp of F^st Liverpool, Ohio, are visiting their aunt Mrs. K. C. Ixmg on Richmond Avenue. Mrs. K. I). Tyler, Jr. of Palntkn spent the weekend in Kanfoid with her mother Mr*. Rosa {Re­ ward. ATTRACTIVE Donna Reed of Ibc movies thmvs what the weRdrr'.srd w-om.in wears as her find cmiuinc of the *.*y — S liurnging robe nf milky white quilled etrp», rutiled self niatcti.il over-yoke arwl •••riuw lies. (liiMnMKoMH. i like this ■ ■ ■ Woman w ant, innmummy; Man delights in novelty l.uve i. momuii's muim ntn! sit.i; Man hit* ' .ith.’ r f.»rin- of fit*!. Woman |i\r» but in hot lur-l: Count tn ten, and man I* bun-d. With tbi» the r:l*l ttn.l *uui of it. What entthlv good inn ***me it’ AUDREY I1ACII and lie. atinctive weekend visitor fin*n tt.ala «ha i* ats.t u student *t F.S.C W_ bad a ritllcking « eekemt m Kanfold . . . lli,* Cnumry Club *va« jammed -Satinday eveWing v*ith g.aal clean funsters. . C.E.T. Cl.F UUNli I.AND I Vltt'l.l B. t>ne POWELL’S OFFICE SUPPLY CO l M) Vi MAgnttfa* A ve. a.vatrr: v . m . •. ; Jh «*- - - - ’ 351 ... LuM | oJ1 H u n tly It I tS piviiili County |Uireha»ed n I’optilnr Demand* * Mori* IVrfurmance.-t . - T'htir*. • F ri. * S a l ijfinaltl and Kilo (H indu K ir c h o ff, cnttlenta^ InilbloM-r I*.humeri T E R R A C E TALK D O N ’T PORGKT T H R IU< ROUND & SQUARE . DANCE PRAIRIE VAGABONDS Miss Irene Iaundquist WedR H.H. De Ment Mr and Mrs. Elmer F. I.umlquist amumnee the niniriage of their daughlar, Lieut. Irene V. Luudqulst. Army Nur*« t'orps, to Herbert tl. DeMent. I’hm. 1/e, of the IT. R. Navy. The wedding Kriemls of Blistun Uaker will was an'event of Jan. 2K in Atlan­ be intrre*trd to learn that he ta, Ga. Mf*. DeMent receive*! he^ lias been >h*iiitssrd from the Orange Geneinl Hospital, lie is schooling in the local schools and now confine,t to his home on graduntiMl in 10.19 from Seminole .West First Street, High School. She received her nurse's training at the Fluridn Stole School of Nursing, affili­ ating nt Chatty ITosnltnl In Ne;v j Orleans. She enlered entered the armed I forces In May, I04T1. and is a* pro•enl stationed at Ijiwson General John Morgan who Is serving Hn*nital In Atlanta. his internship at Binary Univer­ Mr DjMent Is th»* son of Mr. sity In •Atlanta arrived yester­ uml Mr* W. M. DeMent of Ttulday after living railed home be’- eigh, N. and ha* served In the cause of the death of his mother U. 8. Navy for the past five Mr*. Walter l_ Morgan. year*. He returned .recently from two and a half year* minesweep­ Mr. am| Mr*. i’a*co Strickland er ilulv in the Pacific and Is now and daughter. Thelma Kaye, of on extended leave after which he Wuiiicy, Fla. spent ibe weekend will report to Raleigh for re­ as the guests of Mr. ami Mrs. f . assignment L. Hedding at their home Ii|!l Mr. and Mra. DeMent are now Valencia Drive. visiting at the hum* o f her par­ ent* on,the Country Ohih llnad Mr. and Mrs. Herbert RumcII and will return soon lo Atlanta. and ton, Terry, of Crqwn Point, Ind. are tore visiting their par­ ent*, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. tohman, ami Mr. and Mr|. H. J. Russell of l^ke Mary. p r /) R I D A S T A T E I Mr. and Mra. Jphn Rolling have returned and to Crown Ind. relativr* friend* Point, for some after spending a vacation in Han­ time. ford. They /were, accompanied here by Miss Olive Kuasel] also of Crown Point who wfl| visit Mu. Province town Players r hiiiimiork limit f.ii iitqiiqi r,| |m* 'm e. ,u . m il.it(i C>,mil, \g, ii| Mr. and Mr*. E. J. Routh and Mr. and Mrs, 8 , C. Dirkrrson spent thr weekend with thr Dick­ erson's dnughlei ami. son-in-law, l>r. and Mf*. I’etsr S. Roy. J n Jaflcir.nvillS' *™ * William 8. Ilrumley, Jr., KM 2/e arrived home Saturday after 'serving 20 mttnlh* duty on a IT boat In the Pacific Theater of ‘Operation*. After a .10-day leave! he will report to. Miaow to await, discharge. ( Hendry Icrtlfm ami i* now using it to , lent gnod CARO OF THANKS Mr. and Mr*. H. Be Pope have We wish to take this mean* of expressing our stncrie appre­ ns thrir guests Mr. Pope's brother ciation for the act* of Undue** mid sister-in-law, Mr. and Mm/ and floral offering* during our William II. Pope of Philadelphia, i front hfrravcment* The family of D. H. Kcignn* too llutiier, Jr. lias pledged Alpha Tau Omega fraternity at the University of Florida whero he is a member of the ficslimrul class thi* year. Hilly Johnson left Friday after­ noon for Philadelphia. Pa. where the will enter Temple University i a* H freshman. He it the sop of Mr. and Mrs. Urittmi Johnson if MCI West First Street. 1 THKATRBS l OPEN DAILY 12:45 P.M TODAY - ('Icarviatei strings, I have i>u much lu_viv Ilf. J. C. Gibbs whose home is on Magnolia Avenue continues to be very ill at the Orange General Hospital in Orlamlo. v*w Mr. and Mrs. W. 11, Hull nf Charleslon*-S. C. are visiting Mrs. Hull’s pa ten Is, Mr. and Mrs. H. 1.. Watts at ttlfl Palmetto Avemie. «*gii thr . . . OLBDA H YSO N writes that •In* is having n glorious Him* vbtling friends in Washlngitttt . . among thrm J A N E IIKX 1*111* KS who ii introducing li**r around "th r" cire’e* . . *h,- »*’ seeing RtUlliY YltUN.J mill i Navy Mein, inn . , , Ii n t o t Ivy I’a iW 'n "lirw r a l review of 1lir Meeting Is H e l d By 1 *Leprion Auxiliary W. I.. Ilrumley and son, Stan­ ley, are recovering from a week’s illness, friends will to glad to learn. nf ihy Parker’* ".ini'nln tp" S„ dull hmJiiinc. atittnlinK 1q M U * •ilrul *1 wltetr-leere wu* by Titiir IftHHi'i, j m*ila% i %mnly lip .Caw unit, and turned !iu a j ; Itm litMill* altiunfi*! rill itifl *a{frnt. S im (’ ii » cling* to 11iv ii (iron r Jimmy Ingley and O. I). Landtess, students of'Auburn Uni­ versity, have pledged P] Kappa Alpha fraternity. , . * ' *, Member^ in Daytona Sunday . Hl'IH>Y hiuur ileinuitalrMioii rtiil* have t* the »on nf DR. unit MRS. T. Iniucht it htuMmv •11•• did I bt'jfun N URKW'S nf Orlando Dor > i t i i i nn lion mm .v <»n iiit'it new Thr Sanford Garden Club u ill hold ita annual general busine** meeting and luncheon at thr ■icu*. Inolr Country Club Fob. l.’> at 12:10 |*. M. with Mrs. I.. I Frailer nit general chairman, MrO. P. Herndon a» program chairman and .Mr*. John Kick n» dec* oration chairman, Klcctinn of officers will.be held ami Mrs. II, II. MeCaslin. (.resident of the club, will preside. - ■ Millford and Racine Foster of Orlando, co authors, of thr new book Tlratil” or "Orchids of thr Tropics’* will review thrir honk, i All club member* - who oosm*»s ■ U«L l^o‘ ........................ iphed are requested to bring to the meeting, Among those ___ will be- Mrs. -Arthrr■ iiHi «T long train.' Hrr veiT of Cummer, *ll‘ nJ‘ nr -wH honorary member, and sheerest illusion which was very Mrs. .Merle n. ii, Mann of Jackron* ' long had been, -----handed down byjviilr. — . ------President of the Florida each binle Of the (longaUl family Federation of Carden Club*, for five generations. She carried n I Those desiring reservation* ate bouquet of while gladiolus's and requested lo call their rirclr cli.nr ■ her only ornament was a Ptrnnd man prior to Feb. II. Mrs. Rosa L. Steward, who has t>««n s|rendlng several months in Tampa, is in Sanford for a short lime. * I.KAIIW A i l l ! . Flu (Hprciflt) W E D .! A LOVE S T O R Y 1 r / v= 1 ® L f t s T'Vfri �.i » y »n . iVJ*‘ l.i*» n ' l r . — -g-r-c ** y r t >f I1 TlfKSbAY’ tEBHrAHY . 'A0 EFO U R THE BANKORD HERALD. HANFORD. FLORIDA r w e a = * !f* M * (hew sinister force* today la the weapon of aiUl-Sovlatism," ha Id. ''Not a morning passes hut at 1 rend In the newspaper* antf conscienceless at­ tack upon our great Ally—that Ally, ha It renumbered, which for ntarly two years single-handedly ( I v u l l a s n l . r n a F o b * O a *l held the line against the engulfing ho might not participate In; and hordes of the Nasi. a* It 7. a* deal of every grower, Equally dangerous right now Is ll.ruiwcrns every grower to take Tells P .A .c T b f n n e r the campaign which, Is befng action a* lb the market conditions. Anti-SovietismM ain waged by many of these sente "Under a plan similar to this, force*.of reaction against the loan W eapon O f Enemies of $3,600,000,000 to Great Britain, which President Truman proposed NEW YQRK C1TOT, >-Feh,. - B. In hi* msssugs to Congress," he UP) — American foreign policy a* tohllnurd, "Men ahd organiuoutlined by Franklin D- Roosevelt la In danger from “ hands that are sinister as well as from the shortsighted," Senator Claude I'tipper,, Democrat of Florida, »ald la«t week at the National' ntlteng M a t TiHJlRel Action Pepper Warns ‘Skitter Hands’ 8Ionia new Imperil Peace Into the same condition*, slid 1 >«llcve a plan of this kind set *ip In thu Htate of Florida rather than a bureaucratic control over jilsnting would prove more satis. T H E SE M IN O L E C O U N T R Y C L U B -^ ------ invite* You T o -—r- P L A Y GOLF • New Greens • Improved Palrw*yn • Modernised Clubhouse Ed l,*v y * W hllner, I'ro.-M gr. Phone 2602 ;S i - ife i \ • BIDDERS Sale o f House for Salvage Purposes ll] \% NO TICE W Sealed bid* will Ihj received by the City of Sanford on or before 6:00 o'clock P.M. February 11, 1916, for tho purchmtc of the bIx roofft fmme dwelling hoU«c located 1 at northeast corntr of French Avenue and Tenth Street, for aalvnge purposes. The purchaser will Ik* re' quired to remove tho house ami clenn up the premises i within thirty days. The City Commission reserves the , right to reject any or all bids received. ji>ct<iry.' hi.concluded... GAINF.SVILI.E, Fla. — Th# timher-gmilng-game program for Florida timber and grating lands, proposed several years ago by L. T.-_ Iceland, forester with the University of Florida. Agriculture Extension Service, l» described in r new bulletin which la already attracting considerable favorable comment. Declaring that Florida's future and expansion depend, to A largo extent! upon lha constructive use Of. its 31 million acres of untllled land, N island says "when this vast srrcagcbvgins to produce "in maximum amount, under the-own­ ership and management of thoso who liv« on th* lend, all ut.the timber,.gnus and game each acre Is capable of producing, u new tVHECTlVIiV stroking hie chin, bee- wealth itml wellbeing In magrdrotary ol tfvc Interior Harpld Ickm la shown as he testified before the Senate Naval Affairs Committee on ‘the nomination as tmdersecrrinry Ot the navy of. Edwm 0. Pauleyfckrs contradicted testimony given by Pauley to the coivnlttee *t.*n_ a kiwit..* i i f i s k ! i > 1 1 ■— —, -*rr.. Tier* in "wfilF' strip* and hHng benefits to the timber owner, thr laiufuion eatUsincn mill and vnr the niaic. Htate. irU Cories can be obtained ftte from C’« ty agents or' by writing lb« tension Service fu Gainesville. Negro Wrecks Car Last Evening On Moral Values- In Country Club Road ; Preventing Wars Stressed A t Meet VVliiIr attempting to take tho turn of the Country Club Road near the home of K. F\ I.umhjulst at Inuli «p*M> at 11:43 o'clock last evening, the Chevrolet sedan driv­ en ra*l hy Willie Patterson, col. cred. Isft the road anil crashed into *ume grapefruit trees In Mr. I.umhiuist's yard, it was reported by L. C. Render, slate highway patrolman. The cmt wu* torn up, and Pntterjnn’s head was rut and tie reStlved bruise*. He wn* taken to Feninld-I-riighton Memorial Hnsfdtal, and has been scheduled for arrest, according to Patrolman Render, on a chargo- of reckless E S T A T E -B R O K E R One moment Is all that la raTUlfad to (ftvolrk the automobllist In a *maah-up that might bring hi* entire resource* crashing down. In rujn. For his protection w* offer in­ surance. It costa llttl* to ca/ry compared to the possible cost of b*lng without It. Hava yourself worry now and possible yepra of regret later by ta flfld g proper In­ surance beginning now I kWw"Com pie I* Itwatsnce HervU#’ of the Madison- County home th* “ phrfhy peace" of HMS-lOll, Demonstration Council at It* Senator Doyle said were, I- No quarterly meeting in th* canning nation can enjoy security through center and home demonstration .isolation. 2- The United State* building her* recently.’ Other offl- 1need* the world and the world rers Installed -at the same time nerd* the United Stair*. 3- The Include Mr*. J. C. Davenport, United Stole* cannot ■afford to Harbors Memorial Club, first vice- Ignore It* Internationa) icaponpresident; Mrs, Carl Smith of ilblHtics. 4- There It * vital need the Hanson Club, second vice-(for an intrruatlonhl organisation president: Mrs. Howard Coody of world power* with authority of Cwk Hill Club, secretary; ami to direct and maintain the ptace Mr*. *C. M. McDaniel of Madison, of the world by fbree, if necca* treusurer. Miss llennle * Ffsnce* aary. . Wilder I* county honto demonMr. Coleman, who I* president atratlon agent. of the Seminole County Chamber ----------------------------- of Commerce ■and a veteran of ACCIDENT RSPORT KKLKASKD both th# first and second World ■ ... . — — Wars, spoke on why the peace CHICAGO, Feh. 6, Wh— Tho f*|]rd from * moral ami sjilrltunl National Safety Council Imi re- *tandp»lnL Jo ,ecall«t that leased IU annual report on accl- while'the first World War t t i deut fatalltlea, a report.which it fought to make the world 4 f « warnai la misleading. The figures f„r democracy und to end fubiro ,nr. J*,48.J nc.lu<,e U8’T * ‘ 'Tn*' W',r|,• 11 « « In reality wwingjlil# seeds of the second World Afar. This was so, he said, largely because of the moial ami “ Kven In the wreckage of Kuropa- spiritual decline which sat , in yes, amongst the throbbing heart­ among the people* of the world ache* of Oils still wgi-tom wotld- once the Armistice wn* slgi louder than the ahgulshad erlea Illustrating hi* poiflt by point of tins suffering thara Is still Jn to Franc*, which fait secure from fotelgn anemia* l*ehliul Its H*glnof Un* and hlg standlhe army while It ws* weskOBM wllhin from.moral and splrllttai decay, he said tho other gfM t powers, Inclut .ng our own, whro not without Idsmc. Callln.t r.itrntlq.i to' the moral DWnWn 14 ».* ,ow;t govjrnmynt m,- HlUn end sel.Tshi vkjtsprjad rs.'usal l glncrrlly to , OF# i Utji prl.icipls*. > Lug, a vstjrau. of •rid Y/c.’ who;haa [minting. But mention spring to a women irid ehe dreahtfly envisions e amirt* new ' suit Impeccably tailored from collar to hem. Sec our colIccUdh tf. tsllohfd, ess .U,l, srw.ffi.k.r tnd dr.«-up .ulU. W ffm & S W k m tfcinullmi IjIiihI k nmtlt* |n fit any »isu window* Free Estimates . A ll metal slats — 58c sq. foot Repairing — ReflniahJntr SE M IN O L E V E N E T IA N B L IN D CO, .117 E. lHt SI, Phone DO. WITNESS at the Pcsrl llarbot Inv-rstlgaUng Committee in Washington, Vlro-Adm^W. W, Smith (above) Is shown at lie contrsdlrled the tes­ timony by Capt. F., M Jtachoria* that Rear Adm. Husband t Klin* mel was forewarned nl the Pearl Harbor attack. Smith was K is ­ met's staff chief. -ffnlernallonal) Yam ashita’s F a t e In M acArthur’a H a n d s Send your Dry Cleaning with your laundry. We offer you a Complete ervice, Phone 475 SE M IN O L E C O U N T Y L A U N D R Y CO P h on e 4 7 1 ^ U SE S O F T i F I L M Y NATA-PAX length pearl rtyif designed li> center attention an the neckline. A pcarL. sunburst pinned at the side give* (he necklace another hi;* fushltm fncal point The model oiso -wears peuily white rayon gloves With a hand pointed Ik-rsl rnnUf that la washable. (fnlernailcmat) iDh chrrreftr- mediately think* of robins and house * B LIN D S THREE times around, goes this new-, Handsome t with V E N E T IA N United Nation* Organisation, he said that It I* at present endoft- A Lovelier. You In At Mention. aprlnir to m man and he im­ . Y O U R H OM E X CITY MANAGER REAL rowers. At the rame t salt* costs dreppen loc or[I low avenge o per kilowatt bout, topoiti. B E A U T IF Y TOKYO, Feb. 5, (,V )_ Final decision on the fate of General ataaxhftu is up to General Maerthur. and the War Department since the United State# Supreme Court- ha* rejected’ the sppeal of the former commander of Jap for­ ce* In the Philippines, who was sentenced to death In Manila, Allied headquarters officer* have disclosed that MncArthirr ha* the records of Yamashlla'a : Manila trial. But they gave no j Indication of when he will act. Tho Supreme Court's decision I confirmrd that the trial of wur i criminals |* “ the responsibility -if the military." ____ H.N. HAYKU R O B ER T A . W I L U A M S of Agriculture. Thin - is nu nil-time high for wholesale energy purchased duiIng a single year l>y Rural Elrrtrificution Administration Lor- Timber* Grazing, Game Program Is Mann A d v o ca te s . Preventing Glutted Celery Markets si. th* pracUcw i f :vl,. *ald that t L ft 1945 W as Big REA ¥ 'e i Y ‘ I'^r1 Current A DOZEN With Flushowayt use Nata-Pants the qlways-frehsi, wet-proof panties made especially to hold Flushaways . . TOUCHTON DR IfC �-CVESPAY, FEBUVARY g. laiG FOR SALE— TH E 3 A N F 0 K I) H E R A L D . SA N KOKH FLORIDA FOR S A L E — IN T i l l : 4111 R , < U ' T 1 •. « N < I \ I I ) l h t l , ' .I M I V B I » n il M l GOOD mich cow. first culf. 131 Boater*. Douglas SI. .Ice t r i e Bathroom *15.67. II. IL l*OPB COMPANY. INC. i\ II imill N. 1% f-SIOUtVI in : l.N'UA I-ARGK 2 room furnished apt., ________ * 410 Myrtle Arc. i' n \ , •» t c »;l>u A IU 'H I .AM I I ONE messenger dual machine, one mule. Joe L. Corlry, Cameron LARGE cabinet circulating heat­ er. wood o r . coal. Phone 4213, An. Garrison. DAI.LAUD'S feed, groceries. etc. Phone 865-J. II. Q. Touchten 1201 Celery. Ap WE ARE fully equipped and j ^ know, how '.o recap your tire*. Natural rtuiber or synthetic, ^ n t protect sidewall* of your lire*. Jue«* Tire Shop, Cor. - ALL YOU WANT. Hunts Tuxedo Fred Phone 358. It will b e quite n «h ile urttil everyon e can trade A FINE— W A T C d , OI.O t'K and J E W E L R Y RKI’ A IK IN fi re PROTECT your clothe*, furniture FEW people know that their in­ come tirx, return can lie sent and woolens from moth damage in now and payment of the tax for 5 years. Ope spraying of cAn wait until March 15. Get • Dvriou does if or Byrlau pays this done now and avoid the for the damage. It** odorless, rush on the last day. Send In stainless ami tlrv cleantig cat), your return for a refund now not remove It. Touchton Drug will save you months waiting for il. Let. me give you cumORANGES $2.00 bushel delivered. pctcht advice In filling out your It. W. Lord Phone 788-W. return. .-Charles C. Hurt. Wood­ ruff Uldg., Sanford. CHICKEN batteries, 'metal .and wood, broiler units, intermediate HELP W A N T E D batteries, finishing batteries, tpsfections nrtangrd at your con­ GIRL for toda Fountain at l.unvenience. Phone 2U4. ey’e Drug Store- Part timo or full tima. 5 FT. Prigldalr*. Good working condition. T. A. Stiles. 207 W. COLORED girl* for laundry 18th. Phone lOlfl-W. work. Good hour* and good nay. We will teach you Sem­ RUGS two wine rug*, one inole County Laundry IV. wool. I fibre, $25 for latth. 1)07 MID W. 3rd St. Magnolia. ELECTRIC UIJTUOARD OR8 JUST ARRIVED OPA Ceiling price pi SINATOR Millard Tydlngs (above) ot Maryland Introduced a resolu­ tion In the Senate calling on Presi­ dent Truman to Immediately call a world disarmament conference to prevent an atomic war. In a twohour speech, Tydint* expressed concern oyer the United Nations bomb. (fnlcrnotional Soundpholo) CURTAINS washed, starched and stretched. 518 Mellnnvillu Ave. ftA ItHITS. Rabbits & Rabbits, -giant checkers, New Zealand lines, bred ytid have the bucks. Call 204 for t\ L. Bridget. MOT- uge or condition. e 306 W. 2nd St. . a » ' Roy ■ ■■ ■ — * ■ Reel, ■ ■■■■■■ • ROOM And Loanl wanted by ainirlr mini. Permanent Herald. LAYING he.'a aplanty, yard* of 20* TO 40 acre* of high,ground on lake with road fronting proWhite •Rockr, New Hampshire*. pirty, cleared or uncleared. Plymouth Roeka and Leghorna. I*. O. Itox 1284. ___ A few pair* nf nice bantams. Call 204 for C. L Brldgea. 2 IJEDHOOM house, well situated, wantod to buy. Preferably ORANGES SeedhsM PloeWjIp lurniahed. Bui gain for ca*h, X, 2 and 4 year t>dd<l Box 150, ftL I. Sanfurd, Fla. supply). 3Q. variU Cocos I’lurttosoe pi aits). Ganieniae gi natural root. I^Mt ONE 0TORE In a sto'ne build .rig C. D. Ilufhea. fa r fey re-t or) Ulth St. In Gold*. '(Between 8*nford —ttfOr -Jr“ kh-w’cnce, 422' K : 4th Bmynu Bexh). THI NAVY Of PARTMINT has Just an­ nounced that Captain Jean T. Pal­ mer (above), US Nit. of Omaha, Nebraska, will succeed Captain Mil­ dred McAfee Horton as director ot the Waves. CapL Palmer, a grad­ uate of Uryn Mawr College, entered the Waves at the time of Its rslabtiihuicnt and recently was assistant director. (fntrmot tonal) op DEPfehfDABUE- rirria r. rr m . m b —r( •*•« n i fM M a th a t In rrc 4a Iin * p i f I x h i ««o*k In n rtlrr Its m l I * * I* r %. %mm h .it r r t r r y n « i 0 r * N ntr 1 1*it | I Hr |«f ru r rl|*tlMM U f l l l n l Mm p r r f r r l l u n . KEYS MADE by code or duplicate JENNINCS G U N S R E P A IR E D PRINCESS M E N D -IT SHOP 117 W. First St. Sanford • t in I II < u i i n ji mi •VI ■ii i in •i m » 'I I : in I o il O I L T I I l: i ilu | || ri iim iim -I 'I I MILS. 'l l l\ ■ II '* i I.u». I -SM*-Ol|. * I LODGE A SON GROCERIES • MEATS VEGETABLES I’ l III II %TIII'\ wi-v •ui» I e* 1 U 11114 » *•) d l d ' t e- III?* I fIM a | ) It-tl II KANKolm rut* YOU DR I V E IT! * J, M ifi l f -1 if it «J tin* !•«-• n «•t «l«rt * *1 .Hit! |»** •it u i iii* I. m|)|« Mr* nr l.. •*••*•»f*|.«I»tt ftR| fcllt) PH O N E 200 ' Car — RADIOS — Mom* W* fit lltrm. Jti-t rail it HAI'EK RADIO K HI.EOTUC SplitVIt I! STRICKLAND MORRISON U-DRIVE-1T, INC. 11. •— I :•i It »l«> iwtiuai UN( I.K JOSII s iiv n For E lrrlrir I : HU **■ «* i* iinii.MwtN ,\» Clark H.tfl <t pairs See— ll> U . L ELECTRIC S E R V IC E Co. I ault t.Vurl l i t X T , l> Ratlin and X«T N u * a l l * l(r I | \ tf. I 'l , „ „ r l«* u tut , * WORLDS FINEST BOATS 30 Mndrl* - from Ronbnil* Outboard* • Runabout* - Crui­ sers to 50 foot Yacht*. 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MORRISON, Inc, 'Ford Dcakr S*nce 1931 Bv PAUL ROBINSON Itlrling silver Indentlfica. racelet. Expansion band, ck. Ema Jo Lewis. On W. J . Dreggors; Jr. Re» Mrs. J. F. UwD, lift! desirable B U S I E S OVER r.nnroo I’ KE.SCMIP I IONS Fit.LED I STiLTB. 5 K 5 T . CONTRACT PHONES 76 a n o 4 0 Lost and Found w w ..w e BEYOND'• THE A Ih is w a y y o u c c a belter protect •your automobile in v est* merit. Soo us bcloto you cloae tho Jo all L E G A L N O TICE ATTRACTIY* nev old, balance 3 rears ol shier this to ho the good grove In SamiaoJe INSURED loccliy. I.. BODY WORK I lit DODGE - PLYMOUTH PARIS AND SERVICE mo Palmetto Are. Phone W ANTED on Orlando hlgnws acres of landL available. , Terms n it S E R V IC E H. JAMES GUT AGENCY BU SIN ESS SERVICE WASHING machine* repaired— and all home appliance*. Cald­ well General Repair Shop, 707 , .North . MlQs,' Orlando, phono Here Electric A Plufnb2-lin i. Prompt service lepalr*. phone 242 Green, AUTOMOBILE painting, welding Roy Reel, 306 W. 2nd St. NICELY furnished 2-bedroom » THE FI-OOK of house, term* If desired. 308 E. rusted through? L 7th St. pair it for you. TRACTOR and dl*e IlStt. A. K 306 W. 2nd. St. Parham, Monroe Corner. SEWING machines repaired. WII*40 CHEVROLET club coupe. ConHams Fixit Shop, 205 XV. 1st. tact Harry Anderson, Mayfair AUTO radiators am^, gn* tanks cleaned and repaired. All line* of mechanical work. Wright & Cohen Garage. 21at and French Ave. Phone lOOD-J. t and protect M IS C E L L A N E O U S FUItNITUUE repaired finished. Call 128. A BEAUTIFUL bungalow room*, hardwood Hoots. F. Lane. stm i^ liten y o u r fender* and {mint y ou r old ci.r. Heatitifi E 7-R()pM house, also 5.room gaj BORROW ItKIfR Wit EHK axe ant. on some rroperty cloj PRIVACY 1M RESPECTED In. Can give quick possessidn YOUR natural desire for privacy, on house. in money matters la strictly HUBERT A. WILLIAMS respected here. Friends and Phono 732 Atlantic Rank Hide. relative* are not questioned about your credit. Your em1041 HUDSON deluxe 4-door. •Boyer or butlnesa associates 407 W W. Klnat S t .__________ <111 not hear-of your personal 2-RTOKY 3-bedroom house, close fffairs. There is no cause for to school. Edward F. l-ane. embarrassment. .Reasonable credit irquhement*. fiRKD P O T A T rt'ra Z ^ -lw d ..f No co-makers on money loans. North Dakota Certified Ked Variable payment plans. miss just received. Hunt’s TnxFAMILY LOAN CO. ■cd Slote. Phono 358, Phona 31 FOR A gowl furniture ileal Sec Walter Beal, phone 127 for a new cur. 1*< t no A ROE tt-room house. 2 bath*, corner lot, completely furnished, ssrxstnn to suit purchaser, S. Nelson. 601 Palmetto. from a iocal • have 1* fnanc/id . Th a O n a B rig h t Star in Driving j *M - BUT HOW CAN HE HE’S STUDYIN6 HELP YOU GET YOUC TO BE A'MOVIE I piNG b a ck fr o m r ACTOR - " T — * THAT CLUTCHING r, —1 HAND CALLED \ V-m BRENDA ? e a s y / iv e d c e a m e d u p A SN AZZY p L O T / LISTE M /- HE M Ak£S ---------- 1 LOVE TDHEI2 S SHE G O E S — m e n HE p u r s Of4 THE JEALOUSY ACT- SAYS HE DOESN'T WANT* HiS C-uGL 1 WEARING AhjOTHEI? GU YS i ic in g " O " S H E GIVES i r HACK TO ME .* f i r C A N T M iS S f You L HOPB \ PC*2 IT- * W -f by paying coet of WANTED TO XPHCTANT taother and ed veteran* desperately o f 4 room apartment. STATIC and bYNAMIC WHEEL BALANCING ■- ;V. . W ANTED * ib . s m ,y & AKE THE JO B AS ?ACHER .WON'T THUS HIRED THAT T TO"TAME1'THE 116 GUNS .PHASE HO! H O ,SCO U T! W EIL, XU TELL YUH,Ma’M. IF THAT GENT NAMED BOB CROCKET'S i GOT ENOUGH NERVE TO PALM HIMSELF OFF AS J A TOWN TAMER-* 1'LL < B E A SC H O O L �I -• t - TH E T --------‘ H' nrighl imut iii Madison Guidei r. Mai 1 . . . A l'H ttcon, the Miami lad who Won the liltO Orange Howl football game for the Miami Hurricane* with With hi* H9 yard run after the game JULIAN $TKN8TIU)M , wn« over, i* the Florida state champion sprinter ami, if he can H iriitd Id Spurts E ditor find time, will become a four Three .win plenty of excitement ■port Utter winner this year a* i Hit- midget auto'iurt-a Sunday he in an excellent athlete In' both basketball un*l .baseball , , . »y ten •-on «t the Scmlwlc Spo.-*l- Ihr way, the University of Mlani! ,.**> and Xl Goslnski captured the liti*keU>al| team which is doing ,1 fv ituie Lit Up event with Red Kiel o ' pretty good Job of holding ita ‘ I . taring econd place honor#, HjH own against the star-studded jihitnl third, I'w \tee serv.ee quintets It ha* played P If* !! r - 1 hits ____ l* F Utheoit Jouith mid Hill Katona that far this season, should create . t.mk the filth »|k*L' a fair stir in college circle* within the nest few years as » D uring the Ume trhl«. Joe every member of the squad i* t niTi.il fam e through with the 1 either a ' freshman or a sopho­ , 1 p m l i m e «.f 21 » r r o n d a f l a t f o r more . . . Hilly Conn, harj at ih*‘ * u-*iuurnr mile lap.* Kiri work at Hot Springs, Ark. makta V was .round *ssith a liar* of nu‘ tames olaiut forecasting how g h t il;J5 seconds while IJnyd'l hris. .m, - i— rlorke I ... >u.:htt aI 21 c'r sec- . he’ll fate agjrinst Joe Ia>uis on _E_____ . ..i !-. cr,. limed 1 Jrnui . - Hi. . Conn- *ay»-eo*kil • o lm l o„w -s * itatr.rta—22:77, ‘ ‘Sure Ini just -'H and Joe’ll i t -f.J .‘l.’l by the lime . we fight, That Churl* Merlcr—22A>. Neil « nr* five years will make plenty or fr'r—21..', 11m Parker—22i2”. ll d tfereucc and I think I’ll out- 1 rrrn.n wort the first ell mill*iv goe* on to »ay la*! him." Hilly tiior r. ic ronskllrt*^ qfl Itmt "if I outlast him, I’ ve got with Kiel plsriag seronT and Prrht-r third- ( hristopher. driv­ him. He’s got to knock me out to heal me and he rnn’t knock ing c;*r nuuihrC 7-A. turned met rui- out If he Can’t tag me.” Conn and rliisinphi r Kirifrred a frac* lured collar hone. Shorty Jorira, plans on coloring the'nil ■huainess n girdles* of whether he wins tha the owner, Park over the yehlcle. Sit=>li r captured the »ec«iiii fight or not. -Today's Sports l.augh rtiinjm ilu iL tnre of ill laps in the tlnu i ,1 .2: 1: 12 Parker, finished Many stories have been told Ilk. JJjOTI.., second find Jones tame in third, ntiout the lairguinlng ability of £ * h'outhrot t cinij *through " til tin* the late Harney Dreyfus*. who *1 ttiln.l idiniiiintiuo in ft*11 with. siwneil the Pittsburgh I’ l^atc». •I , . *■ Uhile »»niie inkier ■eetinil pint e h mnri | lien 's one of them. it and t arson ihtro. tvatoua ,wou ii It eciiH that Haul Waner had , fo u r.lap >.<*■ I'., race. enjoyed his best season in the majors arid detidni he was worth IIIAl.l All NOTES m re money. So one day he cor­ Traroir Joseph A. Kramer,' nered Uroyfuss in hi* ufflca and recenlly di-.rhHrgrd from ihr asked for $15,(130 a year. Arnti)_ after four tiur» service, llreyfUKn replied; — "You say ayrivol at Hialeah from Chiyou'll* Worth 115.000. What fori ra|!f . Kramer rose to ll.e rank Warier unswered: — “ Well, af­ rf Mr for. lie Irnlnrd for Mrs, ter all, J hit almost ,400." n Hugh (inode uf Ithrhceler liefore I'nilaunleii. the cagpy llreyfuss the »arl , , The rnpslde Johnny replied: "J’ll grant you that. Clark was appnintrj utniiatirr Hi t !li.> record show you didn't of North Wale* St.id and has hmit imieh." nrivefl .it Hialeah (utnnfir with . j . imrrr W ilier t hrislrr. , . 'I .»e Hill "I HERN N EURO HONOKKtl ■ fi st n op i“ ->nm*N — ■•-*- (Hal»v *|i of uf ,n 1046 swans In lit >mi) Hrre hnlrlird I TIISK FFD K F INKTITUTE. Ala. (.Special( A bust of T. M. J -iid a ,. IIhr four )uuii|«lrr<i fill agent In negro wilt I wall iilitK Ihrlr firi*l rar«* f'ampliell, field i>gent in MIU ll.iv IMtV., { extension wor■rk for the U. B. De* piiitmenl of Agrirulture, was un IhipSlin' 'Hound I veiled unit |ites«ti!ed to Tuskeegae 1 1h of (Iklnhomj loslitiite recently. In point of 1 ha, .'if . : i ' -.1 !lnil Ilie aeheni's •i-rene, Ciimpbeti is the oldest j football ifHin will play Army extension » c i ker l n l h c Unllecl ' next Fall. The tilt is sche tided .Stale.*, having iH-et/in the work foe West I'li'nl on Sepl 'Jf. . . i-niitimii.iisk fuj /{O years since In tug .iptMiinteiP^swIn demon*traWillie P<-|> ” f llnrtfoiil. C inn tind kid |l .rtiihi -*f Iloitun have Utiri agent in Macon County, tlgue I f* * •• l*» t*mn*l fealhec- AInin mu. in HUM. § -.SV- ii . Marking ’Em Up Wl SO RO S SOCK FOR SOX C I , V. t HUNTERS! t.lVE YOUR CUN the cleaning it deserves before putting it sway for the summer. We have in stock Clean­ ing rods in all sires and a complete line of oil* and solvents. J%vj- — A mo R opy Y/o c r K, t o la - ^ lT fid S FiRCT" tfA^HMAd o f -we o s T fiv tr r i o e a s , -flTAPCP 1b TUe posrud £Ct> Sex. fbS n jF iE bP eR COPiC tAkC- tie? At Uis H ilfitr A PiPSf PASt?vU*4-dAJid6r WAA4t»hi<yA f Tal C0#CXtiM . FIRST-CLASS PROSPECT tom m y By J.ick Sords ey p h ie , GX SAiU>«, Loavtidfir t A c e c As -tUe a - i p r o s r e c f a m o *j & r ,u *J0W >bf?K YArdtffT SOdTAKAWS ‘ 'A Y LfASl' Tdcyte feeiYidfr A lO O fK f MCj / -Taut WkS iJSCP S fA K ^ S fl-i -4 Miff sfc>e* isl v/ iYsI slew Y^CK 9of M MAPS A Bi6 4 iY Wifsl *vA<fAk’ r,ty (CrimpIcU* w llh n.'tllcrif.H)' Hand Axe.s $1.15, $1-55, $1.95 AutO Compasaea;. $2.85 Pocket CompaHscH ................ $3.50 *10(1 Kmtl FIm I SI. O /i T l k f k Kami ttf I*.0.) mi GREYHOUND RACING ............... I r / r / * : + r t^ \r F- . / s’ £A*ri7»r 1 . GREYHOUND G4J8 , ia #a the air tritt ItaecH Slnrt 8:00 PJM.' Sharp -L | - fe. Tonight’* AU-Slar Fcalure Seventh -4 yEo f f i c e r ' MY. BARBIE " viSte” pKrr arm " •.<1 •1« MB# fUtlDINT 09THI MINCH MOVIHONAl OOVIUNMINt Felix Gouln (arrow) U ahown a* ha posed with aorna “’ ••party cabinet In Paris, Franca. Besides Gnutft, tha group Includes tha following mcmber* of thaciblnet;it Marius Mi*utct, Colonic*. Socialist; Jut** Moch.Publle Woclw and Trantport. Social Lit; j Fraartaqua Day, minister without porlfolln. Ilepuhllran; Maurice Thorea, Vice President and ministar without portfoll<\ Communist; Pierre-Henri Ticteen. Justice, MRP; Andre ie Trocquar, Interior, Communltt: George* Utdault, Foreign Secretary. Republican; CharlesTllloo, Armaments, Communist; Marcel Paul, Industrial Pro­ duction, Communist; Andre Philip: Edmond Mlrhclst, Armlet, MRP; Pietro Tanguy-Prlgtnl, Agrlcultuie, Socialist; Ambrose Criozat, Labor, Communist; and Robert Prtgant, Public Health, MRP. (DUcnsaUmuI) m l ' ■ ____________ :___,____________ • *** S A N F O R D -O R L A N D O kennel CLUB 4-17 . AT LONG NO FOR SALE NICE SIX R0I ONE STORY HOME In DHEAMWOLD SECTION has lhrt« bedrooms, living room, dining room. Two car garage. Two largo lob well landShown by appointment only. XTWIkTxrmxe* esw . e - * ‘ " «l 5a at landa i- ^ * 8 ,5 0 0 w H v a , ' - I 7 lly FRANK RCK , -squad. They are Ends‘ Hama; WEST POINT, N. -Y.—Army’s 11pole and Henry Foldberg, yu* i t - J ! fleorge McClelland, coach of powerful foothall team may nvt 1t.vbark Young Arnold Tucke.*, | the Seminole High School quintet. be engaged in winter practice j Dick >V(illcrhouac. Bobby Folson this afternoon announced his hut " greater majority of the U. ;and Jim Rawer*.- Waiterhouse, the | starling lineups, fur 'tonight’*' S. Military Academy'* undefeated specialist bt kicking extia points, June. games with the DeLand High eleven- Is .keeping in shspe by wilt be graduated Other football-track men oil School Huildogs at the high participating in track and haskettiall. these’ Plain* overlooking tlie Hudschool auditorium. The varsity tilt will follow a 1 The recent West Point Relays son nr* Ralph Davis, (ilenn's twin preliminary between the llaby afforded 0,0110 spectators a splen- brother, Tom (Shorty! MeWilFeds and tha Hullpup* which gets did opportunity to see the mils- IIsms, Bobby S t u a r t , H l w y n cular cadet*, who helped West (Shorty) Rowan, UII| Webb, tioblo underway at 7i30 oclock. ;ry*nt, Amo* Gillette _and Joa Ita last____________________________ 1M football Bryant, tAoint w i n _______ McClelland stated that Kaatner games. While the Army was win- Kteffy. Of this group only Wsi%i and Dyes* will start at tha for1 ward positions, Clark will be at nlng Us own carnival around 'ho ex-Dartmouth back who last year • center and fJrantham and.fiam- cinder track In the gigantic field |subbed as «n Army tackier, will roage will handle the guard house, the buskethail t*um wia ’ be graduated before next'fall, nnt.gnment*. For the Baby Feds, trouncing Rensselaer Polytechnic! Incidentally, John Atax Minor: Jenkinson and Bowen wul start Institute uf Trny In the center of one of Col,.Earl.ClfiikY «ca. back*.___ ~ |et iSH T l* the star of Army "a at forVardi, Kilpatrick'will begin, the tame building, I# Gridmen on Track Team ■} track team. Minor, whose foot* at centar and tne guards will he • Ten -members of the ■national1bait eligibility tiin OUl after MIJ Anderson and Swatn. "*' won the" n GO-yard — J dash, 1 L 80-yanl ------ 1 ’low. — There la no girl’a runteit slated collegiate football champions com- -----**-" peted with the track team but hurdles and running broad jump ’ utr tomgnt's program. rly interest wax centered a round at th4 third annual track carnival. The Celery Fed* will also play Felix (Doe) Blanchard ami DeEu&tis her* on Friday night. The Witt (Tex) Coulter, two bruiser* PU8II DAIRY PROGRAM 'J? main contest will follow a Baby who were among Army’s quintet, BIOUNTSTOWN. Fh. (Spe­ Fed-Uaby Panther tilt and a of 1545 All-America selections. cial) — County Agent Troy Pen-" game between Miss Jease Dur­ Blanchard and Coulter are shot ton and other farm leaders arc. den's Seminole, gills and the endeavoring to get a stron; dairyH a n t h e r e t t e * o p e n tha card. putters who should help Army re­ program started in Calhoun' tain the IC4A Indoor champion­ " ship on March 2. Couller lieavod County. the shot 52 feet 10 HR inrhV, one and 1>R inches abort of the win­ L E G A L NOTICE ning mark of Bernard. Mayer "f NYU. Blanchard **» fourth, right T tl LON N IE M A IIT IN . bahind Wilfred Bangert, Punluc’s U<. Hlfin-* amt u*li*r,*>. u n k n o w n You an - h ereby re*]tiirr<) an*J e national champion, with, a toss of d e rn l to be amt appear* upon t 49 feet 2 1-8 Inches. (t h il a f o f M^kch. A- l»„ IK S, - Hauling and Amasing * the MIAMI, Fla., Feb. 4. (Special) lllll o f r»fli|*lalnt flle*l aanlliet Though Captain Johnny Nnnce you In thle enuee In Ihe * lr*-|iir —Although tha University of Mi­ L'nurt o f elernlnole H -punty, i t Ujitiof the basketball team scored 33 ami will hav* from U0 f® M letter tor*1. tty M A it r MAHTI.N. be In* an ' men from Ita 1040 Orange Howl points, you couldn’t help but not­ >rr*n r». lilt o n --. football champions hack for nest ice the speed of Glenn (Junior) The HANI'OHI* IIETlAMi In liefall, if is entirely coneeivable that Davis, Blanchard’* running mate, elsnaleet u» Hie newspaper In irhlrh this Onler shall he |sol*ll-lir<1 Davis repeatedly overtook an RPI the Hurricanes might take the four ronrrcullVt* w*o-ka field next Fall with avery one of dribbler in steal the hall. Probably forWITNErn, O. 1\ llermlon, flerk their HM5 veteran* rifling the few persona present would' dis­ of m MxtNiufl, at Hanfont. Klorlija* bench as far a* the starting line- agree that he is the fastest ever end the Ufn.-lal eenl then of. this to grace a gridiron or a basketball the ilh- day of February, A. I», U|» 1*4*. ! Hrr-wnr players returning this court. Hia speed is so daiiling O. P. II RANDOM fty Nortue Norwood. ” fall are rated Just that good at that It’s amasing. Six other footballers are mem­ Ib-puly C le r k . , . the University of Miami but,*vars bers of Klu Holcomb’s basketball (C lr e u ll (io u rt H eal) • Coach Jack Hunting—“ Well hava •to be it lot better this year to even break even because we are ’ playing a lot tougher schedule to start with-and *11 of these schools wilt have pre-war stars coming home, too. > Miami’s 1541. 1942 and 1943 trams wvon 19 of 23 games and each Aa* ■almost a brand new eleven, bring broken up by the itrwfc *t the end of each campaign arid a. ninny as 75 players may return from these three squad*. Harry Ghaul, the teams leading , scorer and one o f' the nation’s lop punter* In 19l>, will, face terrific competition If Uoh MeDougal is hark front the wars. Hob, a 200 pound fullback, hits the line with plenty of smash and Is a defensive star who is capable ' of ousting Ghaul. Eddie Ruxon*I berks, 1943 qu-irlribnck', is r cinch ' at that position whsro he rank* among the test In Mlkml history, •Al Karulin punter' and runner f ,'raonlinary in 1942, Is rated nbove all the tail barks on the You’ll glow with pride at the changed appearance of 1945 team whi’e Bob Douglas, sure to return, will give the wing your newly painted home. And whut a relief to know i back* all the competition they it is protected against wear, and -weather for a long, want. lime (o come. Our job is to furnish you wllh Ihe pro­ j ’ On the line, Le* Schuler of the per materials and advice as to how lo use them. We I 1943 squad will lake over at een. ter and Gene Jupln, 199 pound#! have them-In stock; our long experience qualifies us to from -1942, is pretty #ure to snag be helpful. ~ . an end apot. Harvey James. 1943 center and quarterback, will win L E T U S A S S IS T Y O U IN S E C U R IN G ii starting berth aomawhere, cith­ er at end or guard while George R E L I A B L E P A IN T E R S * Gaglianli, if he returns to school, will be a Brat string guard. Dnv:y Kldredgc, brilliant b r e a k a w a y ‘The Complete Faint And Glass Store" back, must be fitted In someiSe-* wt-ere ami there are doxena of other*,' „ « i l l The only ones who aren’t con­ vinced at* the member* of the 1945 aquad who figure Ihay’re FLETCHER E. HOLI.8. Owner going tmj 9 to ahow Improvement topend with tha fighting aplrlt they 117 So. PARK PHONE 303 displayed In the 1945 campaign, they’ll make apring practice sontething to be r*meral>ered by all concerned. i C o lle g e C oed C licks A s C a g e T im e k e e p e r R O B SO N S P O R T IN G G O O D S ' J ’ /■ rniy 6rid Stars, filahehard* And Davis, Turn To Dazzle* Courtmen Sauiord Paint & Glass Co. $3.45, $4.95, $6.75 $1.25 ....... $1.30, $1.50 ---------- — Celery Feds. Meet DeLand Quintets At 7:30 Tonight 1945 Miami Grid Team May Camp On Bench This Fall fo r SporU m cn— Tackle IJoxes Minnow Traps Metal. riuHhliffht.s oioih «iu *T M im i:«itu iO H lt:T O ifi!n A y r i p t .i m t , A R T S ;Mf , (# SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA f R K D A R B O ^ ., 1 734 > f ' . ' "REALTOR** v ‘ .ATLANTIC HjINK J BAN DIBWby Calif,—Clockwatching la Dot Summer’s lob. Tha San Dlago BUI* .colleg coed took on tha man’a Job of timekeeper for the Aa Uc varsity basketball team daring tha acareity hJT men undents In 1943. But •van with ratam of veteran, and Tn'enmllmant of man, 1----- her volunteer Job until ilu two year* hence, ' Dot haa bar troublaa. Once durbig bar flrat hgga aeaaon. »h# for­ got to atart tha tlma afUr a time­ out. Aftar 30 or 40 aecond* of tb* rama Had hem raaumed a plgyer on tha anemy team loudly called attention to the error. FAMILY COWS TESTED OCALA, n * . (Special) — Qne hun-tr«l and aixty' family cowa in Marion County wan Uetad » , d“n . T Thompton, a**l*Unl county agent. NEW OFFICERS TONIGHT'S ENTRIES CLEARWs AT DOG TRACA "7— - Haw If* “ Jo* t«w Lloyd ft, J.roblU, tv -s'a Oene, Muck Up rhi. Hunota, r*a«y aro Ctu TSchaa, BC«ot*( I1I1L MkMak, S««ater ntlL uf . tw » . _ Hat* ___ Vs lMtt irtlri ntj Jo Ann r im H a l* D ally J H L __ __ secretary; and i l n i « l lUaatr, O a » H ose, Med Tlllay,. iii trasisaror.i Dorothy iWJl*. <V»I I. L arky U c k , n « t H u m p , H « tMia* iB tk y , ll a l U a l C|a4 a* K a n ta c. Mi**. tafia ratro.Hare—a / 1 * ani»_i fttirlsama ihakertawo. Haifa (tin, No Tip*/ o»rl. - — — ta.Ow»k roshlen. Trip Tfcru. m f« , ita aid* a 3 ... -- A u to Repair is Our Business Take advantage of our many years of auto repair experience. Whatever your car's ailment our ex­ pert mechanics cam cure it. Don't delay! Drive in tod »y. * . . V ! . . . •' a. —IL L -f Itwr- • i.'H is.’.'" >; ; . _• ■ ' • HH \r * . • % i k*S* ! ■aw *4- :* f*s*\~* -Ip • . . . . . ‘ * -A ' ; v , y? ■»e-*»r �O * a n to fr AN INDEPENDENT DAILV NEWSPAPEK HANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1916 Set Commercial Plane Record Tunney’s Home In A rea Selected As UNO Site 100 Survivors ‘ Land— ; ed On Beach W hile! ( Others Are Aboard! ? Ships Or In Seward' Delegates A t London Conference A w a i t M essage Which M ay End F i r s t Crisis LONDON, Feb. 6. < A P )Generalisflimo f i t a i i n and Prime Minlater Attlee , are looked upon today as the last rsnort ejecting a campromise settlement between Russia and Britain in the dispute over Greeee. The whole question now I has been turned over to the Al! Personnel Aboard Yukon Are Rescued Associated Press I/eased Wire 1 1L Pi NUMBER 101 !Steelworkers i Union Faces Fourth Suit Jones And Laughlin S t e e l Corporation Charges M ass Pick­ eting In Pittsburgh 1 • KETCHIKAN, Alaska. Eeb. A. t/PV— All 40f> ' passengers and' crewmen have been rescued from the ttrec' i*d *hlp, Yukon, say* a f Ke'chlknn newspaper, the Chron- j Me. The dispatch state* that about ' 100 sorvivurs have been lauded by breeches buoy on the nearby beach, while the rest are In Seward or aboard the rescue ships. Presumably, it adds, alt the survivor* will be taken to Sewnrd. ■ , -Rescuers have been fighting to save it11 lives on the stricken liner Yukon since it split in twu Sunday night on the rocks of Johnstone Huy. They moved In AFTER BREAKING the Weal-East transcontinental commercial, with pov.er bouts, life rafts and recurd In their lour-engined Constellation, Jack Frye <left I.' »>h» the breeohe* buoy* a* the gale wind* died dtnyn ■and the *ev piloted the pta..e, .ia snowtt with co-pijot la>e Flarfagin Mlowlng begun to calm. I-nsl night Brig­ their arrival at L* Guardi* Field Irom* Burbank, Oatff. They made adier (irneral Harry Jnhnyt.1 the 2,474-inlle» in 7 hours, 27 minutes and 48 second* with 42 pas­ flew over the scene and reported sengers and 7 crewmen. (International) tliat survivors on the bench wr.c lutiidled around bonfires. Tile Coast Guard says liist (treerhes buoys will Itnnrfer tl >s*: on the shore of the disaster scene to rescue vessels, b'o fur, l u loss i of life in* born repotted hlghsit level* of the Londrn end Moscow government*. United Na­ tion* source* are hoping for a satisfactory solution to end the fledgling organisation'* first .ma­ jor crisis. , The Russians Juvo charged Brltain -with endangering the peace by maintaining British armed forces -fn Greeee. Moscow has demanded that Britain withdraw *Uho troop* *t once, although the m Russians have indicated they would agree to a delay in the withdrawal. Moscow ha* refused to accede to a BritUh demand that Britain be exonerated of the charge*. The Soviets have threatened to "use thoir veto power should the UNO Security Council drop the charge* against Britain. , As a result, the inatcr ha* been turned over to the British S and - Rlfulaaf governments for M inister B e l i e v e d V o t e r a r u U n m e r m a n solution rather than being loft R e s p o n s i b l e Forj Joe G i b s o n W ill with the two delegations at tilt Execution Of Fliers Photograph Scenes UNO assembly. United Nations delegate* are awaiting tensely the messages TOKYO, Feb. (J. (/T*>—Japan's J(g Gibson, veteran news rsri which pull the world peace agency >ft-furrender war minister— camersman, who I* reputed to cut of its crisis, some announce­ neral Ssdsshl Shimomura—ha* have shot more news t « l film ment of the separate confer­ en ordered arrested a* a major lh«n any other living person, will ir criminal suspect- General ‘/ “ in hi* equipment on 2Wt) negt.r ences of th* British and Russian governments may be made before N,v '» . - <Uj4. UNO scArthur ha. directed 1 ,panes, gov.rnm.nt to a r r m l f ^ X * V r,d,T r.r.;«rs“ under way Bscurit; Council U Standard mHrlariats for trial, before jin • U i W r W crime. > ibu n «l -In ing to plans nose being made. Tokyo: if \ i Pesonallv directed by Hamilton Authoritative Allied quarter* Wright, .......................... ....... director of Jr., former hare dfsclesed that Shimomura .publicity , for the. city j of Miami Is the Japknese officer who sign­ (1927-19411. who heads a iuwr ed-the flnnl order* for the exe­ reel orgnnirstion, the scene will cution o f thre* Atderican flier* be part of a series of new* reel* who took ‘ part in the Doolittle to be shown in the 17,7fr2 motion raid on Tokyo tn April, 1D42. picture thrillers nf Ihi- country The 18 other Jape also are which have a weakly attendance suspected of crimes against estimated hy Mr. Wright at SB.* 000,000 people. American and Allied prisoner* of At the same time (he motion war. All hold comparatively high picture Is being filmed, Harry rank in the Japanese Army. Walsh, armihsr member of lire American military officials in organisation, will he making *1111 China who Investigated the mur­ shots of the scene both in t-l.nk and white and in color for re­ der of the Doolittle flier* are production in newspapers nnd said to have established tho fact magasines. Yesterday the entire that Shimomura wa* responsibla process of celery pecking was filmed at the Chase Wash houso for tha final execution order. In both .movies and atills. However, ahortly before the The new* reel of Sanford celery order for his arrest was Issued le one of a series of films of the Jap ganeral’trftt the Associat­ Florida Industrie* belag filmed ed Prea* in Tokyo fn an exclusive under sponsorship of ths' Flyrida interview that the responsibility State Advertising Commission of for th* murder of the American which Roy Beckman Is chairman and which is headed by Gov, Mil­ airmen rested with higher Jap lard Caldwell. The Wright or­ authorities in Tokyo and China. ganisation .furnlshe* new* reel Meanwhile, commander* of four films to Fox Movietone. Pal be, section* of MacArthur'* head­ Paramount end Universal com­ quarter* have asserted lhat tha panies. reduction of American foreea in Cypress l o g g i n g operations Japan has left their departments were filmed *t He Land last week, ao sharply undermanned .that and according to Mr Wright, tho their work ia handicapped. group made a 200 mil* trip from DeLxnd to Grovelsnd and bark just to yet some shots of u 2H Fred Anderson obtained Satur­ car logging train flints that might day at .the City Hail a building be of eqly 10 second* duration on permit to erect a five room con­ the screen They were scheduled crete block house on Pdrk Ave­ to leave this afternoon for Mul­ nue between Twenty Fourth arid berry to film phosphate mining. Twenty Fifth Streets at a coat Other film* made in Florida ino f |4,000. IW a tla o M ) g r e a t !• ■ * » ( l a e Order To Arrest ' Harvesting Of Shimomura And Celery Crops To 18 Others Issued Be Filmed Here Capt. Automobile Hits Telephone P o l e Theodor* Cook, negro, driving north along a road leading to F ln l Street asst Of Rand’s sid­ ing at 13t4H o’clock this morning, failed to make the right hand turn whan he come to First Street and crashed Into a telephone pole. It* Was unburt, as was also Wil­ lis Louis Maaaay USNR (colored) and an unidtntifiad colored girl. Cook was * net tad by Blata Highway Patrolman L C. Bander on a charge of raeUaaa driving. two d A w for passing-* *hool bus wHen U had stopped te let o ff children. Another arrest was that of the driver « f a gasoline truck full* loaded which stopped > highway and failed safety dsvfeta. m - ♦— — m 1 Williams waa gra Scores of. Miami Hotels A re Sta m p e d A s Tourist Rush H its 'A ll Time Peak MIAMI BEACH, FeB. 8, <JP>— Score* o f Miami Beach hotel* war* thrown into confusion yes­ terday as - th*. mid-Winter ‘'gold ro w '' milled to an all-time peak. Srdarmk af refugee* from tha frifH*'Nb»th—whtre anew, ralrt, rlaet and gloomy skies prevailed over most of the country—-ware hewdaeh&g/for host* ang1Kould-U fuatt*’ undf, multiplying hourly. South Florida’s famed sunshine waa operating on schedule, hut botabbed frankly confessed that otherwise the situation waa out o f hand. 1 «,-*• Even guests with confirmed ratervatlon* were frequently ba­ ld* mat with tha bleak tiding*. hotel owner* - to evict trmiant* who overstay their reserved time. Under a recent Circuit Court decDkn, tha stale’* 1043 eviction lew ha* been pctii unconstitution­ al, leaving linrilord* behind the 8-batI a* far as tossing out over­ time guest* Is concerned. •TV* the old mother-in-law problem *11 over again," moaned on* boat "They coma fo r a weak, ana ltay a month.” Moatnohlla, hotaj managers war* clUes — those holding confirmed reservations — to stay home until Uw situation can be Ironed out. *And the would-be vacationist*, In turn, art wiring and Ulephon- hotel officials blamad Intend ft fwU the^hoUl to thS is fly-by-night oper- confirmed reservation* and nr* ! K ,SSft,"SS tm Into chaos. Williams Landed Yesterday At Hamilton Field fur General Wnller Kruger, Sixth Th,. success -of, "Alcoholir* Army Pomander, flew the gsn- Anonymous," an organnation of etal’s (’-47 from Ja(an to Hawaii. 3n.noo . devoted U» . restoring jiuring » short layover there, he alcoholics to health and happlcunlacletl ids patent* over Iran*- Ve*s. way . today outlined to I’nci/ic telephone. 9fiwanians by 'two member* o f ' Capt. Williams i* *sj*etn!ia« 4 A.A.* orgwwitallon. John p, few days in Ren Fratinscu with Knlar of Orlando am) David Anfrirnds while waiting for lb* ar drew* of Winter Park, who told rival of General Kruger, who .« how they themselves had been making the journey via wulei Iwnefllted and m turn were seekAfter the general arrives. Capt mg to benefit others in need of Williams will fly. General Kruger assistance. to Washington and other points They weie introduced by lbs in th? United States. Ho plio s Rev. J, E. McKinley who with to nrrive In Sanford In approx 1[*. Campbell had charge nf the malely uno month. 1program. Alluding to the program ns tbul of "Good .Samaritans" Mr. Rivers A n d Harbors Kolar told of the lonesome life of nil alcoholic nod of bow health Bi ll. Before Congress begins to go. Referring to his own e x p e l ienre in- said that on one occasion on Lincoln's birth­ day be had contemplated suicide but had gotten loo drunk "to get ing th'- to the execution.” lie declared ! uppto- that his hetghbors bad not known mcasuielhow heavily he drank M he rhicfly 1would go away from home durprojects, ing" these periods and stay for r. It l» ! several months, offctrsl —He told nf profitless treatments e*. *t various institutions until finnlmenl it \y when attending a Presbyterian and ten rhurch he first hrard of "Alcosi floral ■nnllcs Anonymous." He contacted project* ,),r speakrr after Ihr program anil This i- , ts a result was helped try the oror flo<ai ganluition. "There is no shot in »sissi|i|u (j,e <rm jn , h(, irpaimcnt," hr *n ’ f r said, "Just plain living and turntry, the |n({ the life over to God." He -oversisl |adrlcd that hundreds of thousands ,000 for j nf alcoholics had l»c«n benefitteri ca"* ‘, j,y jj,6 program, and estimated Hct)atr.l tLat there were rtOO.OOO hopeleas in erm- alcoholic* and 11,000,000 drunkard* m this country. __ • David Andrew* rateil alcohol* ta ll jinn aa Public Health Problem No. - . I I, and ternied It-a progressive y l a i r llifc .,e . He quoted I>r. 'Robert 1Fleming of the Yale Clinic aa . fiuim'' I >tsstlnir lhat there was no record of ■ drink “ ddlet becoming Ire that'* moderate drinker. Alcoholic* WASHINGTON. Feb. 8, A new snag ha* developed In White House plans to revise the national wage-price policy in an effort to restore Industrial peace. Last-minute difference* over pro­ posed change* have arisen and President Truman now may be •>— * \ n A s s o c ia t io n . forced to delay his announcement • a iu rsltv Further discussion centered on!, of th* petJry ofMoVatlo.1. T>We >g that the maintenance of the p ifk ,II has been Indications Ine WbR* an i has »^itch. Mr. Spear told the Com-;j hobse will not Dsu* -a statement rutensm missioners, the Sportsmen Ax-soel-' today. n Grn ntion might undertake. The <’o m -, However, top-level adviser* of liefore missioners were reported to h a ve 1 ry war viewed this proposal made by the President arc striving to fl". (I, |). pope favor ably—especially | rearh an agreement on tho new "• ” IIU,*[in view of the difficulty the Coun-j'difference* which have developed cnir.nils- ty ha* hml In maintaining B ig. -■rpsrsntly between reconversion John W. Snyder and ri,*r fo r .Tr(.a |>,rll a h ,rr vandals havo ...'rector mr tU.lsHl cause,| coiisidersbti* damage, t'ourl-I CIPA chief Chester Bowles, Sny­ iTlsoneim ,y Clerk O P Herndon said today.! der sml Howies have been in disrepeatedly Ovrr price housamt „ .... . .. _ : agrreinAlt — , hsd been died on Mr S,,,''ir lM,ln,*d ,'»l *h» "*• policies, although tural a d v a n t a g e . ,.f Mullet laikr thought the t wo men had recently llial 11on the St Johns Hlvrr , reached an acceptable c o m j iro aof pr« that it is aril adapted aa » re- mile. - white j The modified price policy is mt mat- ' creational ails- hqxmg a harbor and ‘ to affwt all industries currently rot kept sand beach, a ■mtural i .___ _ ___ matters, high hammock oak grove for I involved In wage disputes with 'a barbecue pit ami picnic shelters, Iorganised labor. It is aimed pri­ tnder mi It Includes a right of way and marily, howsvar. at effecting a adlnitterL eight and a half acres that were quick settlement of the crippling persons, dedicated to the county by Henry nationwide steel strike. es. i |a*vy, also n lease on fiO acres as | Administration advisers have long-a* he lx thr nwnrr In add- ! contended right along that settlettton there is l tn acre* arqulrfch' ment of the steel strike will from the xtsle A road leading ( bring about a speedy end to to Hie proper!t from Road 41 is , strike* and wage disputes, in the to hs hullt auto, electrical and rural packing The I'uinntlsiinjtrr* took under Indus tries, advisement a re,jur*l hy K C. ftixpulant. in * score or more Iturpor tirnt jrrovixinn he made* strike* and controverllcs |n for a paid wsii hmnu and main-! imaller Industrie* would be exlenance man at the Armory. i pecUd W fkli quickly into line The request of Mrs. I.ourine ■ lh» ssttlsment of t)>c naIleal, county ifgistrar, to have tn G°n * major labor troubles. DemocraticC’ommittce assistant during HO days when her -______________ work will be hcaty, wax granted. To Sponsor Hospital In response to a request of no- f i m A o a n p ia tin n grocs for m special book to l>e I D ilS o u C Id llU Il WILLISTOnT F eb. 0. - Levy placed-in the e.dore,^district,-xh* w Annn i. SAP County's Democratic Eiccmito was Informed lhat since such A 1 8 iprYUl/ O l l O r i v ll Committee at a meeting In Bron­ sepnrntr lamk had never been /-• « w /-« • son accented sponsorship of n hospital for Levy County., The hospital has been recom­ E. F. Householder asked in b*„ u tZ , _r .u . mended by the County Commis­ half of Herbert Behrens, grower. r L J . ‘ • R i^ S t.u X sioner! heretofore, hut nothing ha* been accomptUbed. plsled to determine which of the 1 Official* state tlrero arc sev­ ditches flooded last year Were eral site* available for the hos­ privately owned or county pro­ pital, but th* one most favored perty. Hr wax Informed that the is Montbrook Field near Willi,- survey bad not ns yet been com- uic^one\*tow “ lmpo“ lbU ,o Goal In t&inp8ign sugar, and he will comply, but the alcoholic is unable to comply. Marvin- A. Dynl of Holler Chev­ rolet Company waa Inducted by Sanford Dnudney as a Klwanian. Ed Lane was appointed head o f a committee Including it. C, Hctisl and Major Allan WhortOn to transport celery donated by growers to members of the base­ ball school here. Guest* were Capt. Roy D- Green, Jr., and SMITH RELEASED I and worthr ATLANTA. Feb. 8, « V - T b e former president of Louisiana State.University, Dr. Jams* Mon­ roe Smith, was released on perola today from the Federal Psaltan* ilnoi* Cdvmty I hotel aasoant call* for IR*-Confirmed days of the slteftvcn � 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 05, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0ae9bec438e13a4af5323657f728fb83.pdf 560238e04d25dccf8476daa51ff752d8 PDF Text Text PACE SIX At THE CHURCHES c ill Ilm op of I citnirr cxiihciiHrv. ll*rk li Car l.'wrt lirtiiil Sundi munlon, *39 A. M. U llu r ra c e Com Sunday # -i< « rv jc ** J:J» P. 1L WF.rnnutrr ru n n l.# k # M v a ra * J . W. IV EV. P M I o r l u n i . f S chool, III 00 A. M. P re a c h in g , r . I*. M. 11 :<W A U. 7.1* P. M. P r c r h ln * . I* U (:o*iiiu:iinnniAL tilincii piiikt MKiiMiutrr cm lieu , Corner of Park Atrnw ami lid P. U. l l t v . J. I. M c K in ley , llrrcl. » . l i A- i l —S u n d a y Schoo l. J . i i M ln la lr r . J. B e rn a rd Ito o l. H an#, a u |irtln lfn d etil. Sunday School. 19:00. CIINIoriAS ASII HlaltoSAI I I m i A. M - M o r n in g V V o rtb l* . Morning Wor»lilp, II «*. Spec­ AI.I.IANCK TAHKHWACLK 7 •<! l ‘ M. V .iu lh P . llo n a b lp . ial Mu.lc. H anfnrdw irl.ndo l l t c h w a y —■ 1.0 0 P. M. S e rm o n /tmd Uenava Atrnua. H*-v. t lla n . i 17. S m ith , P aator. LAKE NAH1 rOMMON'TV ^ S u n d a y — t llb le S choo l, !* :0 g nuincii HKV. N O H U A S 17 KOKI11,1 IK Morning Worahlp—M.9* A. k d a r e l c e r for S u n d a y — Ktrrti Inp Kiriln—• 00 P. M. t * :0 * A. M — S u n d a y School j r . n i a i H ltlu T i.m im mv n i M i Aim-firm l.'-jiHill Itul O ne b lo c k W r i t i l l l* u r k A v rn H e ro ic # ' e v e ry S u n d a y , 7:10 P. H u n t # |i* # k ,r # . l.lr.CT, »- K. CmtCKCTT. M od ern C h arm .*. 11.00 A. M — l l t i t n l n i * . '1 0 , P. M. V o lin * Woruhlp. P «K i|ilr'a H o c tr ly *11 Iv t H'cond Stroel Sunday School, l ‘> A. U. M a jo r A. H W h u r lu n In c h a in # P ra y a r K ittle * 11:00 A. M. T. P. I* « o* P. M. S i r e n M e rlin * . 1.00 P. M. E e a n n a l l r t K Her elea. 1:0* P. U . P r l d a r S a r t l c e 0:00 p . U. T h u r r d a y — lild w e a k elce, * .0 0 P. U. P ra y e r A STATEMENT CONCERNING THE I Corner* Laurel At a and lilt It. “ IV h a ro J a a u a ja I t a a r K I. WHIOIIT, Paator Sunday S chool, o. W SupL. . 1 0 .0 0 A. M. It u r n I n n Iireotlonal I 'h r i a t S chool. A inbaiaadora Hereleo. (younn id*). 7:00 P II, K v a n g - lla llr M r a |ln n ,_ * :0 0 Prater merlin* und Blbt# Study. Thuraday *:va p II 10 00 It a mil. S u n t. M orning w nm hlp. ON ELM AVENUE AT SECOND STREET T im r iiu H c n o p h o d Oe n e e a a n d d m A ta n u a 111 P a l m o t t i A e a n u a IQ : 0 0 A. M- —S u n d a y Bchoc T?T— MurnTn* Worahlp, By ARTHUR L. BUTLER, Minister — ..dt W* 1 1 — N. V .- P . H, M. — K v e n l n t W o rah lp . M.— I V r d n r a d o y . F l a y e r P lllsT 100 K a rl S et'nnd llftr e e t S u n d a y B eryl,-#— lliO O T A . M. S u n d a y s c fitto i— a r t - A ii W rd n e a d a y S a ry lc e — * :* • H IIIItT IA A l i t I IK It *. , % This statem ent is respectfully submitted for the purpose of allaying the apprehension In the minds of some who live in the vicinity of- Elm Avenue and Second Street where the bufTdtrig of the Church of Christ ts under construction. Some seem ^o have the idea that the worship of this church may prove to be u disturbing element and u nuisance to the com­ munity. Doubtless, their misgivings are due to lack of information concerning the faith and pr*cticea o i the Church of Christ; therefore, it is -considered expedient to explain the worship of the said church. ‘ ’ i - %M *• • l( « u K a n ftiid At m u# - W i l l i a m - p r r r r * T e aley. M ln la la r S und ay S choo l W o ra h lp * :!* I' 1-M n34rn, Ih K I 'h r la t la n W o ra h lp , 11:00 A . M . Y o u th F e llo w s h ip . « : ! • '. H W o r a h l p a n d S erin u n . 7:10 WetJneaday Hat rice 111* p h u t PIIPIHJII OP <IIIttaT H t m 'n u l e CuuniV ‘U u u tlliu u a r. Illb lr r i t a r r * . 10 0 0 A. II. W o r a h l p a n d C o m m u n io n . 1 1 . 0 0 i i .h t Iat P. I I , «• n ii's r s park HI. \\ t".Avanu# llrouka,at JrOth Paator Hundny School. 0.11 A. M. W o ra h lp . 11:00 A. M. Tialnln* Union, I 11 P. M. Worahlp. 7 lo P M. . „ .. \Vrdnratlay Service, 7 10 P. M Kuraary (or Sunday Morning vice. The Church of Christ assembles each first day of the week (Acts 20:7—I Cor. 16:1-2), and en­ gages in the items of worship authorized by the New Testament as follows: pitieT t itttirm* rntscil IJEDROOM- SUITE Mm n In* W m alt Ip— I t 09 A. k . iiltile S c h o o l —*;»4 A. M. Modern massive coiistructioii' in a beautiful Hlripf ‘. \am tit mute Hint in the last whirl in stream ­ lin'd m m uirt. The suite includes the Duublc Bed, -Nl«ht Stand, Vanity Bench ami Vanity with tt larRe, sfjuure plate kIh-^h mirror. , Tiie ibuidoir t'lmiry iiphoiHtered in flower sjilnahed linen. . . A t III lit II OP lillll rntie at Filth street ■I Tatra. Paatut. Hchrml. In HO A, M Wnc»nlp. 11:00 A M 7 — * 30 P. V (i ■ T*10 'P . M. [rutin* Wrd., iron P 1. LORD’S SUPPER— Till: ( III Ill’ll OP HUD II.ana»••«<!I l-F.V II V vtfl.I.KII. Paato Sunday HcIhhiL 0:11 A. MM nl n if W«*Fv (r#* l l '***1 A T h u tn U y N lv h f Wo learn from Acts 20:7 that the purpose for which the early Christians met was to observe it; ami from I Cor. 11: 23-26 we learn th a t Christians were given instructions from Christ through the apostle Paul to partake of the lo rd 's Supper. M. l* r » y r r H# AI L Mil Lk CATHOLIC I’llCHCll | \il Ai»ui* C*tht»lle Chufrh. H00 Oih , lltrlnry *17 Wm lllh Btr##L I \ \ r \ u t : s r . « i i i lit ii SalllurS llrlljhlK Or, C. JT. u,.nil CIt >i J .*i vcAtt •: Wcat, l,u*t Ofllr# Ait.liraa: [to* lit t»ast«jr*i l'hona lit H lin ila y K rh n u l lh '# n A M Hi*. Falltar William Nachirab: , M o r iilu * \V « f« h lp - t t 90 A M I'aator. K v .n lu * W o r . h li, — 7*1# I* M SundAy fnaaa: 100 A. M. and F r id a y S F r v ( r r - 7 - J » I*. M 10 no A M li.nl, M#aa: *.to A. M. (■<>nf#*aloii Kalurday 1:00 I’, M, ■ lo *.410 !• M. and 1 00 P M. I« lit* || Wl'.lliMVAl MrTIKHMkT o i l m i l « ir i m o i 4 niFamrsHUs ciirtteit ftmimJAif t 0 : fo A# I t . K l> /llimVM.KK. d . n.. raaior Prefirnin# li t* A U. Collirr of Oak <ind Third Kv*n«r!l*llr H#rvIr#. ?:iti P. M Holiday *#r»lr#ai M ld w ta k P r * y * r i*nd P r i U * 1A& A M.—Sunday Krhool. ll.ufl A . M.-Mi.ruln# Wnrahlo. ■ T h U fM U y K v # n iB f t:9Q P. M 0 30 I’ . >1. J u n io r and B e n lu r il Yiiunil I’rnula. , : :e I'. *1 —-Hranln* lVorahlp .■nvitfcrn . . ... ,.■ DAT Aiivn^TisT J. i! r iM E ) , |*n > t» r I III IKK Huniln> S rh rm l, ID;00 A. SI Rim Atrai* a#i*«ia Hurl i;rr.*i‘l C l|M**rk, Hunt S a h b a l h 8ch->n| Hai.<r,Uy«. »:3* MornlnH U‘tjr*Mi». !l:(M* A AC M . I t l m i u r M n . lly m h u r c h K i m r t l , II: * # A. U tM h u r Lskr Nsrv 2. SINGING— t * In Colossians 3:16 and Ephesians 0:10, Christians arc instructed to sing and mnke melody in their hearts to the lA>rd. Congregational Hinging is the only music used in the worship of the Cb§rch of Christ. Since no mechanical instrum ent of music is used, it t» noted th a t one of what may be considered by sonic a disturbing element is eliminated. • • 3. PRAYER— l'r a y # r «n1n*«. M a # tln * I:# * W » d n # * 'a y R»' I’ M - ? i 10 l* \l I \fiiln p W V h h lp , 7 30 5. PREACHING and TEACHING— That preaching and teaching when the .church Is assembled is pro;>or is sut .forth in Acts 2:42 and Acts- 20-7. These five items of worship are neither disturbfng nor/ annoying, but serenely edifying. v - ' All ExAtnltialioit on the Cumtitutlon of th« United Slate* will b* held nt the office of tho SuperinUndert In the Court House, Bnnfortl. Florid*, nt two o’clock on Saturd*y afternoon. Fehrunry 0.- IWi. For further Informntlon call on the 8uperintcndont. 38 .50 *. The Bible does not teach th a t in order for a ponum to lie saved, ho must kneel at the '"mourner’s bench" and agonize in prayer for G kl to save him until he "prays through.’* Tho Church- of Christ docs not engage in- any Buch practice, und those who fear that they may bo annoyed Into tho late hours of the night by suqh ‘‘seasons of prayer" may rest assured th a t their fears are groundless. The Church of Christ believes and teaches th at a person Is saved by obedience to the following commands of the gospel: T. W. LAWTON Superintendent CHENILLE SPREADS Deep pile chenille in lovely pastels with vuricolored designs, A wide selection to choose from, • • • • • —- ^ Acts 2:42 states that tho early Christians continued in fellowship; that is, In contri­ buting of their mutcrinl wealth. I Cor. 16:1-2 gives instructions us to when and how the contribu­ tion is to be made. _____ _____ __ _____________ _ NOTICE There'« nothing like a pretty-little Love Seat to make your bedroom one of inviting charm. This one is nicety tailored in a gay ftorul patterned linen 'crash. . . — 4. GIVING— P. \\ e-.IlMmein) PlAf^f H«rVlC* V Al tiii: mu TimiiK d.utist t.AHr. ansiiii*.' cm urn » * m * t uiuick ,tirr- Av* Hi Nttltli HI. llubrrl It TSylur, tia*1nr (7 I'rtmli, I'aulor. Sunil*, nrh-i-’l. |n-#i A U ouuSiif Hrjiuul,, *:)& A, M,. ltol*nd OHM, Sap*. T. n lltrtilHtiiff,* asMr~ . Mornlsr Wi-ruhtp Itifcf- A-_*L ’M 1**t r*nib. 11:6* AJ- M: Kvrnins Wurililp, *.00 Jr. M. n^ 1' 1uinlos 1 nlnu — Worship. .:»» 1' JP ylv-il H#rvlp##. \\>-lnr«il#)' I’rayer M»rvlr«, 7:0* T.alnln* Union. 7:39 r M * M. W'#dn#*il*r l’r*>*r Htrvlct- 1:1* IHt«l ami ThlfiJ TutXlay^, J r. u. H M i* , 1:99 p.t U. LOVE SEATS _ In Acts 2:42 and I Timothy 2:1-8, Christians are taught by example and by precept to engage In both prlvdto and public prayer. ^ _ FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 1, 1946 FLORIDA THE SANFORD HERALD. Installed Floor M^ts S6.00. Installed Seat Covers $12 ,& $15 „ ___ Complete Units Sealed B«am Adapter $7.40 u Radio Batteries $5.95 “Henry” Wax JoS" $5.00 1. HEAR GOD'S WORD—Rom 2. RELIEVE IN CHRIST AND GOD-John Hebrews 11:6; John 20:31; John 8:24 8. REPENT OF PAST SINS-Luke 13:3; Acts 17:30. 4, CONFESS FAITH IN CHRIST—Matt. 10:3t-33; Acts 8:37; Rom. 10:10. j Be sure • • . SEMIN0LETIRE SHOP •>,1. t J * . In, I Corinthians 14:40, Paul admonishes us, “Let all things be done decently and in order.” The Church of Christ conducts every phase of its work and worship In accordance with this fftbclble, ‘and „lt; has never been nor will It ever be a disturbing dement, but rather a blessing * A,• L.f • B O U D O IR - ■■ : LAM PS Crystal bases with silk shades in pastel color* to tahed a soft light'on your .; • / bedroom setting. a. BE BAPTIZED INTO CHRIST—Mark 16:16; AcU 2*8; Acta 22:16; Gal. 3:27; I Petar 3:20-21. . , , . , *• with Pure * ^ (l? P mana*- • ■ If i? iv Concrete Pipe, Building Blocks, Ready-mixed Cow Sep lie Tanks, Concrete Fence Poet, Well Curbs Property Marker* ' “a,- * ■ \ ' •(: : ; * . Should you dealre further Information concerning' the Cbuixh ’ of Christ . . . - _ ------------gWM 9m m 6 S ltttu m t$Jl 51W ; B ka-- ly-r1 , ;’•■■ ^ ^ xt'WB hneu ' rfcfi. contact -' 7 • 1 ' • _ • ' ■ , - .■ A ^ tl ,y triqtfl the completion of the building, the. Church of Christ is holding Its service*^n the '■*j Seminole County courthouse each Sunday moaning at 11:00 o'dock and each Sunday eVcnlng at 7:0Q ,o'clock. The public ia cordially Invited to attend ail services. • *; / * • 1 - . - ■ . t .1 • ’ fa �* --- -®■■ . ’ T In Unity Thtro In Strength— To Protect I k . P u r . of the World) T e Promote the P rof re*» of America To rro dece Pro*peril/ for Hanford. Psrll} rlm td) and »*nd) through Lillie ch an ff in tem iirralure. tonight and Tur*da?. AN .INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPfiK VOLUME XXXVII S& fFORl), FI.Q U ID A. EaUblbthed 1908 Brazil's New President Swdro In Dismissal Of AsHOfialcd PrcHst leaned Wire H ouse R ejects M ove T o Kill changedTwice Ail ren d in g Labor-M easures T estim o n y O f Stettinius D e c la r e s ! “ British Troops Inr Greece No Menace To Peace Of World Safford Says He Did* And Then He Didn't S us p ec t Marshall■ Of IH?gnl Actions ^ LONWWfrFeb. M r tA P r = T h o A m e ric a n m e m b e r o f t h e U n ite d N n tlo ju i S e c u r ity C o u n cil. E d w a r d ^ S te ttin iu s , p ro p o s e d to d a y t h a t t h e Co. p ro p o s e d to d a y t h a t t h e C o u n ­ c il d ism la a th e R u s a la n c h a r g e s a g a in s t B r ita in . T h e ; S o v ie t d e ie g a U o n h a s c la im - j e d t h a t t h e B r iti s h tr o o p s in* ►Greece w e r e a t h r e a t to world pear*. Stettin ?u* said th a t' tha United S tates is satisfied f th a t th e n are * no reasonable grounds for ths Russian charge. Earlier British Foreign Secre­ tary Bevln and Russian • Vies Commissar Vfshinaky resumed th slr battle of word* over the Soviet csinand fur withdrawal of British troops from Greece. Bavin denied the Ruseisn charge th a t the British forces are le n d -1 ing support to Greek reaeUonar- k I NAN IM w as unfriendlo to Russia. U*n- Eurico A proposal to postpone the first Hall of Tin meeting of the United Nations i«H ivc is n| Assembly in the Unlteii S U tes | brief uddre from spring to fall fi being cir- P***e. ■"‘I 1 culated among delsgatea toilsy i Braiilians. by Aflsemhly President P a u l, 1 lte n ri Spank of Belgium. At t p < i present the Assembly i> schc- p 1 V p L doled to meet in ft* interim [ * mT v he 1i)uartrr* (n the United S tate s, i Uu ig tb* ipritig. Hut Spank A n 'l f l ar 'I fnat ther» w|H he little i vote was ISO to -I’d. The a t­ tempt vena "made l»y Democ r n i t e Hepreaentativo ‘ Emuituel (Viler of New York w£oa he offered such an am endm ent, to the strik e control hill pnposed bv Itrpuhliran Heprrxeutatlve Francis ('u-e of Hoidh Dakota. The fe lle r move was, in effect, n motion to strike out the entire • n»e Idll. A fter rejecting fe lle r's motion, the House resumed con(Idrralion of amendments to the Case measure. * Meanwhile tho great st*<d strike, • >oni of. the Kurd Motor Company’s entered It* third week amid In­ i'i w-rre laid otf “ for nn indefinite creasing sign* Hint tht» may III. -.ir-pi n-loii of wnik ill this and be the week the W hite House pluiis show down action, to end the ref an rer* ion-crippling walkout. t’lesideitr Tr-.man lias scheduleil a series of conferences with industry leuilei s for some­ time this week Hr conferred ih iB morning with Siisn-uuy of la b o r Sc hwellenhneh Hn,l Philip Murray, head ,>f the >! taking i Farmers Market Bratich Rickey Watches Brooklyn ■At Plant City | Talent During Initial Workouts ;T o Be Repaired ^Market Director Says Damages Estimated close To moon Timothy HarrUat^. resulted' In Bwtth, passenger ... in „Mrs. . . . l-ola ......... relluut aod accomplUhiTient*, tho p arj receiving severe cut* association during ths year ani| bruises. Bhe was rushed for* rsported, said Mr. Payne, irestm cnt to F ernald -U u g h to n *ws svpect to have ioma Memorisi Hospital, discussions of our memAt U:lW SI. Saturday at . „ „ , I F irst S treet and Maple Avenue, pn B. Chtpman la president Jnme<i A. Ciewi, drlvinif a r o w ; ftjiociatlon. Th« director* S«dmn, th t propfrty of J. M. !. R. Clonta of Oviedo; J . J. Spivey who was riding the car, of Sagford; Joe Eichetberg- ran into the hack of a Dodge Eusti* and C. 8, Lee of truck which, was parked on- F irs t *■ * Street near Maple Avenue. Mr. ■ 11 i’pivey received injuries which *e Guns Set Up At j Grew* «:•« treB t,d by ,Ilr1- J- N- T0,"r. n * was arrested on a chargo of recklea driving and of having [n o drlvera license. r -v * w - j n ^ r ^ K t t l J AIM*.' f,," ’er of Eleventh S treet and T h o m -, •; n r o . l t l-ocust Avenue when Willie n e w measures ton protect . y,,r,i i ruev h it • •K a .D . Brownlee offjc fu.m bsrg Fslsc* of J u .t l « . r e L .tw „„ncd by .1am ( roent wil1 1,1 Bvei thlnegun smplsesmenta hmve. Ivr.rthlnsrloh 711 ~ ’ 'Hickory A v e-! InsUlled Inside the big. * (.Llfy dsmuging the re a r of* 1I A ctive pallbearers iou*« where B fcrm vr N .i l , h( tHr thf ffront ....; of tho V. B itting, F E. Hot hot* e re on trlsl for » o f |’| tu'ck; Thomas was arrested fo ri Mitchell, J. H. T n pL-V - v ---) )— : 1 re-klfs* driving gn.i the truck I'ark ln s and .R. C. ] the General;- “ We a r e n t „fn t to K utllff’s w recking recking;‘ H onorary pallbcar g for any trouble, b a t to be p|M#. U r. J. N. Tolar, T. ...... evenlm .......... _ at about 10:00 . W. D. jta eh ry . « . I i safe aide we tr * increasing j . ..... t>Un3av o’clock a t Ninth S treet and L aurel W. Lawton, w . ft. B ' General Watson aald th a t ha Avenue, .Alvin Gllyard, driving a t Herndon, M. K. Sir could not disclose the number of Ford touring car north on L au rel Hoy' Odharn and Fra ar*-.. rs m geoa, Avenue coilidW JvrlUT. o. r.ord M d -• ' "'T nn driven by J . K. E vnne-going NO PROHIA.I Tl "things hav* d ate." wrest on N.nUi S treet In a F o r t TOKYO, Feb. 4, 0F>t. sedan, resulting in soma d s m s g e ; ja p an e s* envoy* who to the sedan. Both d riv e n w e n ,n tVt,oahlngton while arrested fo r reckltae driving. WM moving to* s An hour UWr * t S h o rt jj^ rb o r probably lilll n Drive and French Avenue, an ag wmr criminals. A Oldiunoblle aedan, driven by Lleul. a t Allied haadquartvr* A. Edwin Shinholser, recently separated United State* Navy officer, today annoaneed the open­ in g of hi* law off lea In .the San­ ford Atlantic Ns Um |* | Bank Bldg. Mr. Shlnholssf whs graduated fro m the University of Florida Lave School In 1»M and until 1M0, prM tteed IndrpvadenUy In Or­ lando. II* waa associated with th e law firm of Akertuan, Dial and Akanoan la Orlando from IM S until he entered the Naval service In 1012, Shinholser O p en s . |Law Offices Here R. G. Morton Emphasizes Value Charles H u r t Opens Income Tax Office rated In .Sanford w ith the A t­ lantic Coastline Railway, su g g est, ed the following creed to th e Rotary d u b today: ''Inasm uch aa I cannot give a life. 1 p ray to God I can save a life.” Introduced^by Leslie Shephard. Mr. Morton who p as been w ith the UJL Amy Engineer* for the p u t four .yesta g . a sa fety w - Truman Plans Series Of Conferences To Cope With Strike Of —CIO Steel -Worker* Seel Shortage Shuts Do vn lord Assembly Plant -------w r a m t f T r r n S 'F e h ; ' n s - ' Naval f'nptnin I.. F. Saffotd to ­ day changed the testim ony ho offered • artier today to the I 'carl II rlior Investigating Committee. . ! L a t -e.jopetilng hour* of the ■v iiin, | e td -te n t ituestinning h id '■ ■draw n fr tit Hafford the s ta te m e n t!. [ttr* t a suspicion existed" in h l a T l mind thiii General M arshall and Admiral Stark had acted Illegally, in -d»-»lii>) m s public'- docum ented The subject under dlscuaaln.i *ve* , • he to-railed Jupat e*e " * nda code*' m”**age. w Inch Sxtfurd ■■» - v, .« received; hut which 1 '•'.her o fff.c r. have trstifin l w n sj lU't I revived. S u b cqueitlly. under ipietthi .Ing , from Sviitiiu' Scott Luca* of till- •. non. Haffont nalil he line mi pro- e per hut Ik for mm |i Irion aicainat any Individual.' He said it it a , fr.ct t hut official record* are miss- j inn, hut he did not know how. He was then a-ki-d if he w uhe 1 tn rhnnjco lib* railio r statem ent r e ­ garding the responsibility of M ar- ' ' shall uml Slm k. Safford rep'led ' that hr would like lo do eo. “ I have no suspicion/* he oaid, l. "d u e lle d uga’itul any imh t hiuls who tail.In- named ’* Representative Jere I'm per of ’ IVnnemee oloeived that he could , not understand Ihnt kirol of an I I answer, mid - n that if Snfford I t ha"d suspicion*. I hey im al be I direr to | agnttnl perann*. | Then behalm l.uras ir fr ite d tn : .o th e r Mitlii-u-i. who have testified ] i that mi "winds rode" Vueiiaugr wag) received, mid - asked how the;* lotihl he a ..... . Safford leplieu, ■"I caiumt explain other iwople.'* | He iintifieil those who w er. I with him w hen.the tne>*ogo was icctftvel in (‘apt. A, !* Kramer, | ' Cnpl. A II. McCollum, Admiral T. 11 Wilkinson, and Admiral . || l.r eh Noyes. These m tn, he rway for t hi* •«* j said, were the one* h e 're fe rre d -ildbig' nf Hhe«l Nu, 1 nt th«* to w i.en h r said that a "w'imls" * 'ijPli •■•1*0 had heen recclveil anil Mt« F»m ier«‘ M m krt In I'Uni '] \ e . knew it. m eant way. i tfv. which was iINdroyed by fire Frida* night,” Stated William I- Wilson Hirer tor of Flotlda State F aio ier* Markets, today I hiector V*1*011 and to ! M H llawkinsr supervisor of constructiun fo r the I- armors Markets iy*tern Twetit to I’lntit Glly Saiurdtry, to survev the damage nnd lire spending the week-end In the Winter stinw lierre pro­ duction renlet. In Tluni City tire, ■lav UirNrtur Wil*uit said; "The pent trim s'of T)ti) Farm ers Market bore will be e,o.l inued uninter­ ruptedly. despite Finlay night's Male which caused damage csli■rated at appro* ttnalcly tfrO.tmt). Uusinrs-i normally iiniolletl through the shed w hich. burned, will ho taken care of by the imirket'a rem aining facilities us far ns posslblsj T his may yaush some slight ongesUon hut I feel sure Ihnt vith the rettperiilioo of all rttnet i erhed the business of the mutkel ill an he handled in this manner to chile rebuilding is under way. ■‘ompletion of a .in* l to replacehe one which, wo* destroyed will ■e expedited jo*1 n» much a» i" ,11 luuuuidy puisiblr. Thmughmit the .< ■development of the S late Farm ers’ i, Mnikets -vslerir it has been the policy of ('oitiiinsstoiier of A gri­ culture N athan Muyu to keep farlllties, nn established market*, up to the best possible levels lit nil times. This wean* lhut In .such leases a s the I’lant City Tiro, there } i* no delay in restoring the lost facilities, nr In making other Im|U provemenls calculated td offset ^ 'th e dam ngr anil Improve service I to the growers. N aturally the 1 Annuaj Meeting Of Credit Association Slated Wednesday u e rn b e rff P a l a c e MONDAY, FEBRUARY «. I9 « J*. Mnrkul) Is \ isitor In Snnfonl ) I,, Mm kcll, f .tin-t --rth** iinitiugt’f of tin' A Hii.dit Ft ml Growei*, arrive,) u, .„■■f-,*,t hixt Finlay to spend u (..* days oil business, lie left .Surdity tu re­ turn to hi* present Imme tit Han tfraneisco, Calif* H) JULIAN STF.NSTHOM V1 he Brooklyn baseball training ,*n|> -t Imol opened Friday morn.ig ul the Municipal 'Athletic ivhl with some 100 young hall player* participating in Initial . oi kuut under the watchful eyes I llrniich Rickey and some .10 emits, mnnngrrii, coaches and jn.li*nrtors J f the steadll) rxpaitX ng Hmlgei farni system \ lining the nutiimnlly known lui-rhall men p ii—mil Friday were Will Mathews, liedrge Si.ler, Hill K lifer, Andy High, Jack Knight, Uny Hayworth of the fo rt Worth lllli nf the 1 exits 1-engue and liny Illnd^C' fnrinri Cardinal pilot muI currant skipper of the St. Until American Association nine 'vhlcb W‘il| train lie re ilurlng 'Inrclt. Uecktsl out in the splendor of blight new IbMlgci iiriifnriiis, the Hit) lathlete-. m o -'Iv returned vet eiun*. node, » i ui the wtjtkouls iv tilch vieir .In, i i ilu’J 1 i vevef.li a* "pretty mupli ‘ <tile lanky nghtlinndei •lidn r lie-ilale tn declniiiig the session « . rugged ns some nf those Aitny and Nary thysieal training |*eriorls." A nundarr of the sehool’s of­ ficials pointed out that (he most nofir,'nhle inor impresaive revela­ tion in glancing over (hr sipind ons t t i f kill' of ilie uihlele* and, of rouree, the tiebtness of the uni­ forms Mi. Jlukev was especially imprrssi'd to l In. depnrlinent alien he n iriied fi mi tluytmia lien, h Frida* I" wift.eWv the in itjui wm kHill Ho key rontinu* I E*t (Uatsr the local tiasetmll pink h> devlarmg that it »»< a. giosl and evrn better than It ■ r-.pevted it to lie. He expressed his satisfaction with the entire setup and intimated th a t he was happy ths chib hud ehosen .Sanford u . the site of the lim ning sc hool Harold R ottegrr, a llr.wiklyrr fnrm system official who |* 'co n ­ nected with the Haytona Reach Dodger* of the Florida S tate lwaguC, was very m stninirntal in getting Hanford selected as the site for the school After taking I I'n viMmur«l ffuiM f»I»l lid steel wnthrls TIip great harhoi of Now York *s tieil up by a 1ughnai strike 1hat A union lender claims is IlH per ren t effective. The union official, Captain William Bradley, said that only half a Union tugs weie working early today. in W alerbury, Conn, wage ne­ gotiations between C’10 union leader! and tho Scovlll Manufac­ tu rin g f ompatiy rollapnfd to­ day Union officials said that ffiUU employes would join, on UNMnovTay, sh e U fiX , worker* already on strike In the Connectlcut Ilrnss M amiforttiring center In St Louis o stiik r of AF of I. custodians ha* closed down all hut "1 of the Ik".* clcinontniy nnd high school*. The custodian* mid indium s a te dem anding a pay In­ crease of fJO month. Most pupil* and teachers showed up uoof, were lurk.it I ne students on tune for *rhnn|, |>ut were kept walling outside lo-eause tho rti .. veil them sen es thoroughly, an.I vher red the Ah of I. pickets William Vihlrn and H arry iRn|>tk*m. rrluriifi! vrtcrun*. w«rr«* to«|ay ii| by a riunmittvo hm rllIfllrl*’ tit MUMlil.f i sjup iit the Sunfnfil I.ion'll Cluh. oi the weekly diniit-r Hireling of (he eluli today. Mi Vihlen tn eniploye«l by (he ^anfnnl Hvledo Tiurk’ (iruw rni Inv . nr | Mr K<»!»ihm i* p i«*|>r letor of n ntoir un Weal PtTM Street. !l«lh a n veil in the Kuril pen n T heater. liirhnrd Ihraa of the attendant'* c o m m itte r m ^ic i-iled a m e th o il nf cuninrinir i b u n t m to improve membership. John Slurs id reported uu tr pro poxal that the Lions spiutsor a rodeo show at Seminole Driving Park. A vote revealed th a t meml*crs wrre unable to devote enough tim e to such a project, and tho pro)Hisal was therefore disap­ proved. * Mr. Mafltril, who with biicw ife and sou, Teddy, It* -,l nt their home on the St. Jolntr- River for tilmiit ten yctiis during the l!tJi[>. left Here uliout I ’* years ago. Teddy is in the Navy, he raid, and has recently returned fto m 'n tour of dt)ty in the Pacific. , la announced th at General i ufoh our ability to get material* ........ RED CROSS T tt MKF7T m rge Marshall ami the other on the ground," . | i - t r n n f i mm fd members of the committee Potatoes, celery and other pro- j l a* S ' - l l l l l l c l Mrs. H a r r y W oodruff, vice Mch negotiated the truce In 'd u c ts are moving in substantial, n * i* i ■> rhnirm nn of the Seminole County ilna’a civil strife will tour the volume from Florida' m arkets, re- • U r H l S n D Red Cross, ha* called a meeting rm er b attle areas. porta received in WHson'e office , of the board of dlrectur* u( the The representative of the cen In Jack*onville, Indicated |<>d*y. chapter which Is to be held on governm ent on the truce comJ A . Dulany, manager of the PaNEW i 01th, F b t. Il b — Fur A rgentina pasre.l land’s end and Tuesday evening at tt 00 o'clock Ittae was G eneral Chang Chun, hokee m arket reperte^ com pletion; the first Itnjr In more than 'UfKI began rolling in a tremendous fo r the purpuse of discussing is C om m unlif member wa* G en -'o f the w ln |er potato crop move- year* n ship nas * H*ed in Ainerl- | ground swell, problem* pertaining to the con­ nl Chou Eft-La I. | menL noting that "Potatoes *old- ca curry ttig Hr It is gul/t to Amcrl- | The women collapsed on the tinued operation of tho Red Cross [nt nine# the on the stalresxe*' -- limp and in the county. Alt hoard member* Although thb truce waa agreed a t this market through our pro- can huahand*. on Jan. 10 and hoetilitiea were rearing plan led the area in r e - , day* when **llin ship* brought decks, fell in paxsageways and *a and a|] other* interested in the n colonists on miserable. have ended by the 13, th*re tu rn to grower*. Buyers were w ill-j wive* to work of th* Red Cro»» a re especi­ lo u t Wednesday was the w o n t ally urged to attend. tre reports of subsequent fight- ing to pay a premlupt for potatoes the >hares of Nt k England has . .. __ , __.r. . .. . _ The vessel But today, the llnllvil Slate* ran heatl on into a full gale. The LEfllON MEETS TONIGHT Army transport A rgentina docked A rginttna was buffeted b)l winds Post No. 53 In New York harbor, bringing to th a t signetim rs reached a velocity of Campbetl'Loastng the American Legion will hold America thn. British brides — and ' of 70 mile* an hour. Wind th eir babies ** of American ser- shrieked through the rigging, Its regular meeting tonight a t 8:00 o'clock a t the Legion H ut lo­ .vlcemen who m arried overseas. cated on t«e Lakefront, A djutant In all, there were 451 women and Joel Field stated today. Mr. 175 children. Field also said th a t all veterans Th* Mtvee ranged in age from here for the Brooklyn Dodger 10-ysar-otd (Mr*. Ben F*. Butler baaebell school ere invited to a t ­ to 44-year-old Mrs. Harold N. timea the rise of the 30,000 tend. Cooper. Mra. Cooper 1* enroute to A rgentina. She hove to, a Join her husband f t R»anok* Ra■ p a i w H I .i d ., tt, d.* a n . u u u t r »>** ” triad tonight e t th# meeting route to M anhattan Beach. Calif. But today, the A rgentina dockT he Setntnele County Junior re Odd Fellows. ffl*dn»eday T he brides wbr« headed for 14 ed t a the brtlllent sun roes up C ham ber of Commerce will hold , member* of tho encampment different stete*. o w r New York harbor. Dawn Its regular weekly m eeting Wedm eet In O rlando. where the The ninvday voyage wa», In *ied. come to th# United States nes.lay night a t H:03 o'clock a t 1 P urple degree will be eon- m any respects, n n ig h tm are.‘and It merked the dewn of e new th e City Hell, according to Jp d, according to Frank Ash- Four-fifth* of (he women became {life for several hundred British announcen.vttt today - by Julian , ch ief patriarch. violently 111 Jan. 87, when -th e tg irls. IStenstrom . presidsnt. A *£- g a 1X -j ------------------ i______ _______ �(i MONDAY; FEBRUARY A j 104G ORD, FLORIDA*, FcW du^pd W riters Tfr£ SfchfpYd Hfeftrtd All (U lu rr ••llm . m rda • O r l a l M n t i f»» l i t * n r p * « v (■■■)(. Villi h r r h * t S * S f M i l f i t d t r n u i * ! ralM . T M l l r r s i e la a A aav rlM rd l*H “ a lirlr n l l l M lm u t t M I r a i U a »r a l l w rm hrr a f Thi u h l r h I* r i r l a Ihr a * r l » r rr > fn« .n-iiai.h r- WEDNESDAY NIGHT AND EVERY WEDNESDAY REAL ITALIAN SPAGHETTI Whut should a writer A t nml <h-ink to inspire him? Robert G. Ikrkelman, writing in the Saturday RtVlew of Literature,' hn* looked Into the dining hnb'its of great writers and finds conflicting answers. * , Perhaps more poets hnve been drinkers than those who stayed sober. Burns, Poc, and our American genius Edwin Arlington Robinson, were decidedly men of the brittle. Milton, however, as great n poet as ever jived,-was very much on the water side. Coleridge's "Kublu Khan", perhaps the most splendid of nil unfinished poems; came from visions seen while taking drugs. And plenty of wjrltcrs of all kinds, probably the great majority, have beep,smok­ ers. But not all Inspiration comes from stimulant# and narcotics. Browning drank- sparingly und smoked not ul id), though he loved spices and could write lines of genius after u meal consisting of jnayonintise. Emily Dlcklnkou was spurred to writing by carmel candy, Byron by soda water and crackers. Schiller was thrilled by the odor of dwio'.liig .nm>k"^nmi Shullcyiby hut JiBketl^putaJous with plenty of butter. The chronicle is incomplete. Emerson cannot Uo the only one of our American poets whoso genius was nour­ ished on pic. DINNER WITH ALL OF THE TRIMMINGS f<fl .00 JL «) * ROY JOHNSON’S RED BARN ON HIGHWAY 17 RESTAURANT r> Minutes from Sanford C ttfa n iio tv ! ON SALE af«ni»S**la_ n*^s»“ wit~sf*ericf*H r r r S l i r d la I h la | H f » f a a d a la . t h e l a r a l *r*1 « p n l d U S . * h r r r l a A l l r l a b l - l a r r a n b l l r a l l a a » l •*•*' r i a l s l a v a t r b r a , b r r r l a a r r a ta a r r w rirr. MONbAY- FEBRUARY 4 , l i 4 » HONK INHERIT At.I. TIIKIR FATHER'S TREASURES PUT THEY MUST LEARN KK3FONSIBIUTY THROmrir SUFFER­ ING, 0 T II F. It W I HF. THEY WOULD UK UNWORTHY OF TUB INHERITANCE: Though h* wa» ■ son, yet Icatned »'«-dl•nee by the things which he «drferod.—Hebrews 5;K Man Shot in IJnck with “Toy P)sU>l—headline. Joit u n o l h e playful little Joket Curl Hunion U sort- the country will he back to normal by Feb. II. President Truman will Lrgin his fishing tflp fin that ilulc. Life i* »hori under any rlrcumutnncm, hut the ("nett Trihimu eurge»U it would be longer f we'd wall for the green light. ‘ .Senator llllbo says if lilts thing keep* up much longer lie's liable to start s fllhuejer tVt]i»r hr hn* t n doing so fawf. junl clearing throat. Phi) Harney of the- Tnntpn Tri­ bune seem* to think that If the I RFC bill is passed, • they will hate to change the name of the V hite House. Just s i 1T thought! It t» going lu be sboet as popular for of­ fice rs"frfmtrle* lo be teken over; seas as for soldlris' wives' bus'bonds to be ke(.t over there. Itememlwring th a t everything th a t goes up must c»mc down, nn exchange suggests that those who are pushing for higher watte*, higher prices and bigger profits now are the unci who will he to blame for the next depression. Hpeaklng of socialised medicine one Veterans Admlnlstratiuti of­ ficial is quuled as saying, "You can’t push a good doctor Into nny-< thing; he must rum t In lieratue he wants to lie of service. And th a t's the only kind uf a doctor Wo want." We certainly don't w ant any doctor operating on us against his will. Keeping Key-Men AT ALL RETAIL STORES! George Hldnult continues as the French Foreign Minis­ ter, despite the change ty the presidency. Thus, despite th eir freipionl cKfthgof in rulfers, the French' keep n certain continuity in the more ImporJajjt isists. Before the war, French ministries changed au try tew weeks, yet Aristide Hrluml remained foreign rtiinister year after year. His work for Kuropeun reconcllinlion ami peace made him in­ dispensable: and 'whether the premier were reactionary or liberal, he recognised th at Brlnnd must stay. At the beginning of the century Theophile Delcasso had a similar long tenturc of the foreign office. His life work was the building up. of a coalition against Germany. Finally Germany recognised the menace of his work,vand sent an ultimatum (hat Delcnsse must go. As soon ns the first World War was declared, Dclcusse returned to the Foreign Office. Further changes in tha Frcnch government are like1v, but ns long as key-men like Bidnult remained, they may not lie ns serious as they sound. Malcolm Sherlock Holmes Basil Kuthlrono, the radio actor, in ipioted as wanting to get away from the role for which he is best known, that of Sherlock Holmes. He would like to he appreciated ns capable of taking other parts, and not tied down to une which may some day low its appeal Itsthbone is following in the footstep* of. Holmes' crea­ tor. Gonau Doyle derived, most of his famous *ind his literarv seated the fact. His renl pride was in his historical novels, income from thd Sherlock Holmes stories, but he always-resuch as "The White Company." These show skillful '.-rafts, manshlp and are eminently creditable, hut many other* have done like Itooka equally Well. • ' . " *, Amid alt the mass of whodupits, there In b u t dll* 3heri lock Holmes. A* Gilbert K. Choutnrton, the Englkth. critic, pointed out, Sherlock Holme# la the one character in .-modern fiction whose name woul# bgrecognlMd hy "waiter gnd, taxj driver, stenographer and seaftis trow.-Yet Doyle repeatedly tried to drop the Holm*#* ntoric*.• only u> be fowl'd by public-clamor to take them up again. Rathlmde may find the great detective equally luescapable « • (M g Secretary of the interior Harold L. tekea has acmethinsr row to worry alrout. Thia time It'a ducks. It deems Hint too mnny ducks were killed kv bbntern' in itho iMfi shooting aoiisont The waterfowl imputation of the country is alioiit 12r>,000;000 birds, which in not enouih ns compared with the huntcra. ? J '• ; ■•. ; I •’ o . The SaciT'tary of the Interior has tnckiut! po mnny problems in tho jmst that surely he will knqw how to safe­ guard the nation's ducks. And the m atter of conserving game is more important than It sounds. parties which are being given by the mcmbeis if the Woman's Club. SANFORD TWENTY Fight f#n« were treated'to some ' Upoti.lh* ort^rg,of Police Chief Roy G- Wllliams, the police force good boltI■ nt llenre Co<hilc'» •how last night at trie Armory founded up _.Jtl 'rtha drivers and «vcp though twojjf the’ entries on Moog^t them to the stptlen whets t the card had to quit oh account w„w_m altout selling of broken hands after some acti-m they , war* .warned' or attempting I* tell hutditlublle* which hhrl nnt 7*-en surpassed In fn A ft'c R f,w ith o u t a perm it from n local ring- for « long tint?. Postal receipt t for uV,8enfoed post office total :cd *6.m for tho month o f Januai y, showing % g*ih of or t I pefcsnl. eT Of* figures fo r J a rip a ry ,. j Hail, postm aster, said. PRICE $5.93 5fh JOHN VAUGHN UKTIRBS of.. the •Cedtr.il taniplonsMb. Golf i John Vaughn >ed bVer . . . . tne . .. local .............. ferryman and be *e*n bridge tender nt the .Osteen Bridge shortly for. the past :iu yesrs, has retired ‘Ph |-vM «rentetle, because of ill health, was an- tewbjfttfti tme of’ noaneest today*. Hammond McOtiu^ t-tal definite old hu* taken over Mr. Vaughn's if been made wl{h duties, uny for Immediate scenes. '- Ihirlng n meeting a t (he Ci Upiiimissionary the m atter ol bridge* wa» again brought Ul i commltte* wits appolnttd i vesHgaU the 'ru m o r‘th at Hu»r list) DTtferod the fcboKihmer the toll charges op the M b rid g e end ether p rtdiei. li CEILING i, . • Florida Liquor Distributors i Terminal Warehouse Jacksonville Florida -■ the Pipe Orgai\ of ;l»te First Heptint Ctnm-h mort, delightfully entertalm-Monday nftsmooh hy Mn. cRdfllur a t her home on rift*;,*. Kr Powers ahd Mn>. W it Thigpen were joint-hoeon Tuesday when they eiv> M at, a progressive vanishIdgp party at the homo of tifpen on Magnolia Avenue. ■ * bets e f the Social 1)0Ona of the world’a tru ly com­ mon men Is a visitor In Florida Oltt i week. Prince George of Greece, who when told In New York that then* were no more Mr. R. U -Utah, Editor reservations to Florida available, Th« Hanfonl Herat*!, Otclalmed, "Then charter a tm ln Kanfonl, Florida for me", bases HU, chief rlalm to famo after 7fl yearte on the* fact th a t ha Is an uncle of King G ebrgr of Greece. Referring to last night* H ftlea of the Herald and the following A comprehensive hrnllh prr- headline! * “ WHIT EH U HST A8K8 grant to improve the general pbv. OllOWERA T O UE3TH0Y 10*1 •leal condltloe, of the American C P T it K m OH LEU Y**. tW » headpaopl* Is profoscil by U. 8. 8ur- Hire statem ent u e m n e o u i and w General P arrnn. The r# !* * iH lsbadlnf, ae T, Ittdivlduslly, ana tod nflen Inclined to m a rv e P a t not dsklh* d d K h e t t deilroV any the magnlflcaht pKyalmle* of ourportion or thafr Calefy crop, outstanding football players and f Uha Woman’s Club thdtr *annual bridge a -Ftb. » with Mrs. •ladder ■*» hostcaa. SANFORD FORUM O te eleven com m itteem en ropre- prlsontlaf the celery division of thd Florida Vegatabm Committee, of whidy I am one. 1 At the mretlitg In loikelaisl Thur*4*f> January S t,-a fte r dis* cos*jng varlobs w ays,and rnesim of curtailing cslsry ahlpmenis. ilo Hankins was tslOOf cm Tne*day at isC e llr y Avenue when 1*1 had ' at her series progrtsslve bridge r drifted during the facent wsr • f t * turned down fot phytlenl reasons. Whet this country m l l y Made Is a broad health Insurance program and more doctor*. JostiC oltf’ »> N«?w cars won’t be available for some titne. Toerhton Drug Co. : A i = # # W1"1*tVd: v- Tha Hard Way~ . A moron was sitting In a hotel Mthy reading a newspaper, whon a p i I came by. For a moment the p u , looked purilcil, then His face brightened and he aiproaclted hi* slUlng friend. ' "Hey, Charlie.* f t lagged. "CH> FAITHFUL 1 l ?V Many paopl* suffering1from "Just a coh r'iiw Jit Vpon goW g-W Wgfk. h i fcnteh thereby epreedlng ,ct»ld terme among their fellow workira, R ^aM * lion to adding an astro hasard to their own health. No need to let “Old Faithful” run down beyond repair. Our complete auto service wdl keep W J j W in ^ n n in ^ order. Our expert mechanics can locate-any trouble and do an A-l repair job. • t « 4 t « - ' c*.* , ,. h o w e v e r a l i g h t , la a e i i o u * . T h a t extra otlwsur*. tMi u trn f t ilgdh, m iy b* jolt- thd straw A slig h t disordei^cadfrht in ijfne will save you time and money. r for a bumper to bumper check up. pneutpeilla. n the eo lered «T the door ef i �7 - ; - = “ (---Tl—^ V- V it MONDAY, FERU PA RY ^ vp < .1 9 1 0 ■«■■! * P ’ Social ? And '■ rj 3fc Personal • Society Editor) Cecelia Truluck S o c i a l C a le n d a r Mrs. Caroline Echols Honored With Tea TUESDAY Ufa. R. R. Pippin am! Mrs. J. Roy B ritt cntcrtnimx) Friday afThe Daughter* of Wesley Chu* i lernoon with n lovely ten fto.n . of the Methodist Church will * GUO to lltSO o'clock at the home meet Tuesday »t I*. M. in | o f Mr* Pippin on W est F irst th e churciii annex. annex Mr*. Robert | S treet honoring their sister, Mr*, Cole'* ttroii|i up will have chiiVge. Jtnrulino KchoU, who will leave rh member m_____ ______ __ ___ wr is .i<M|ue*ted to h rin_g 1 in the ___ near _____ future to make her ne Item for the ntniket baxk.-l home In Washington, I). C. so le. * The receiving line was composed TTTe Southside Cihool P.T.A. *’f: MrV Mr*. F^Hols ami •'ill have u hmuit meet inn at -■"*• B r itt Mr*. Pippin chose a i!:00 P. M. lit i he school. duwmnet crepe gown und match* « -.c**- i .) .• ':i . a i" . ■ ' l l * . «:■ 8 A N P O K D : H SX 1A r.B , P A N F O R D , F L O R ID A i i m.U^I !•_>'I*«» *■ 1 .1 .-.III w Activities Mrs. Fred Williains !:J Entertains Visitors < Mrs, Fred William* entertained T«lf. No. 148 Friday afternoon between the hours o f 3:00 and 5:00 o'clock at her home .TJO (Vak Avenue with a tea honoring Sanford tourists and guests of resident*. The home was attractively dfreorated with "Sir. and Mrs. M. W. F irsa ami arrangem ent s of a mien*. I Hiring ion. Michael, und Mis. M. Yager the afternoon Mr*. Williams showof Unluntuwn. Pa. are visiting J. i t 1.1 ‘hr truest* several picture* bt J Rocvo for some time. General Henry Mtelton Sanford, _____ IfQututer o f'th U city, ami hi* fam Mrs. Kthel G el.ler und two | ll>' »r,J .*!"» pieces, of thin* w ith timjtrhtcns K thtl and Jo Ann, of . pictures nf the old .Sanfunl lluuao W ashington, I). C. have moved to I ,hLr ,**‘«> P«*«ted on Sanford and nre residing at the i tKcii, that \ \ . A. Hill gave away Valdes Hotel. Mr*. Geisler I* the »t hi*-hardware .to re many year* executive secretary, tff the A m er­ a g o . The dining loom table was laid ican Red C ross.' with a lace* cloth anil centered .Mr*. John Mathew* spent -Vf. U tah'#*,.. A. "course wu* »ei-\ed l»y Mra. < weekend ’.w ith Mr." Mr. Mathew* William, assisted by - Mr*. Fmmu Wnycro**. (!a. __ HaUisen of Minnra|>o|l,, Minn. Friend* of Mr*. II. 0- Levy will j * ‘' n,01n»f. ,h r out-of-town guest* regret to learn that she is ill and I f"** 'risltor*. were: jilts. .Martha iunfmed to the P«miiiil*l*aii|fhlon i f « ri' Wemoe*wl-Ho*f4»«l.-------— -- —------* „ * , ** ''r i c h «f lluigcllstow m _ - l a.. Mrs.tieorgi- M arlkmnhl of Mi.s Audrey Bach, student of Medfonl. Mf 'V ' ?}n ‘ ,J u >. t ’u“ k F.S.C.W., hud a* her guest for ,,f Bri.ron. Ind.. Mrs. J . I . Hentin- weekendMis* Bobby Ann ,Av lt,L J : J- , , nllImnti, -Mr*. Meffert of Ocula who 1* also a J ’ Ueske. Mi»* Mtdre.1 *t,ale,it of ►jt.c.w • »l«* Ann Vilrn*, and wp. -------— proximate!)- 'Jo Sonfonl residants. •Mr. and Mr*. ‘ ttB rry Robson have left Tor •■-two week* trip.' ill* . Hobson will spend some lima with bur mother, Mr*. I.. K! IVright. In Columbia, S. C while At life M ayfair . . . umtmg Mr Itohsnn attend* a Rport* con­ the ballplayer* . , . are KDIMK vention In New Y'orlr. lie will JJTANKY . . leading stsrond b ase­ also go to 'PhtladclpfilA and A t­ man In the National le a g u e here l a* an instructor—.— . old tim er lanta on husjne**. ----- ■— : H K o m iE SISl.KIt who led the dfr*.‘ Ralph W. H unter of N’e p - I American l.eagne with a hatting tunc Heath i* y iiltin g bet daught- J average of over .4t)0 many year* i-i and Hon-n-law. I)r. and .Mi*, ago 1* head sraui for Brooklyn Henry Mi l.nuln. Jr. nt their hom o*. . . B ll.l, K ll.P f Kit was ut one 117 West Niiicteenth S treet. i time eateher for tirover Alexand------- ---------------------l er . . . KAY III.ADPIS, m anager llobtiy JHanahan who ha* la-en ln f St. Paul Club, was m anager visiting hi* grnndpnrenl*, Mr. and I And outfielder of Ft. lumi-i C.ardlMrs. J. V. Spindler of .U k e >nnl* . \ CI.YDH SUKF.ItFOKTII ot h ip t Mary, left Wcilnesdny for . I and A l. TriDD tmth epletter* ur* here. home at (e tla r l.akc. Did. i S i : <mi MBS. 1.. 1 I.ONt: 'ami daugh Mr. and Mr*. Jack Howard of ter of Mempnis, Tenn. arc spend­ Taltndega, Ata ami son* Billy and ing a few- week* nt the Monte* Tommy arrived P'tlduy to spend runia . . . MRS HKI.KN CUSH­ .1 week with Mr. And J l i ^ J l n y - ING ha* returned to her ^^Jlie-'JJ Marion. Iinl aflei ie-idliig ut tno niond Itnll iif 1.,-ike Mifi v. lintel fm iniiii' time MR nnd Mi ami Mr*. Roy p,per of I MBS C I IIR1DGFS a ir nrakmg hom e a t the M o n lc riim a Ttavt-riw- City, Mich, and M r . j t h c i r L MB . n m l M B S J K WEand Mi* t..rt. ‘vWntiir of Parson*. Kan m e guest* of Mi and i l l - . H P i . f i of ( I r t t h e w l a . Mil a r c r n • lit R«trtdgo at their home JJii j o y i n g g o o -1 u te • c u t n i l F l o r i d a fish in g Mil. t C. L I G H T o f Bully Avenue P e r s o n Hotel Varieties SHOW CA RD AND PO ST E R S 0 —Dee’s Si^n Service (O . 0 . I .A N D R E S S ) P h iin i’ 1021 DON’T FORGET THE BIG ROFND & SQ l’AKE fcftO P.iM* Mil 12:00 Every Tuesday Night___ at the Sanford Armory Music By * PRAIRIE VAGABONDS atlA M IN HU C b f f ll and a welcome smile greet ex-Sgt. John Agar. Chicago patklnff heir J itit rifstharged from the Arm j^AIr Force*. a.-r hi* wife, Shirley Temple, gives him his firxt breukfart after tils return to civilian life in Hollywood,' Sho'» taking cooking lc*»ont. (fatcrnatioiw l) arv Latin Amcriran niunir iv»*n i 1 ii> a r . r i i o . v s r un«f k a t i i k i u n l .] CAlil.O S 11pisIii v v\ vii in i; in * I * at the YV»itui»ii**r r i n k YVnitin 1"hi K, urith’i I hi* in i <’f *h(YYd^lm-siiny MiiMi I luh uf U i IimbIh ami the Luti‘i A m riu an *V ntii KnlluiH Collect*• . thin will muik •Tlir fit7«t time %uv\i a concert Im* l>ern j'iven iu I hi-* pari of the c o ll ii t r y . Vl* muiii* nf I.atiit Ajucfivn I ' jiltle l^nowii" tit tiii' 'Otintry. M lu-IA U * Ixt hajt a tin ii iswi lo tiivp tlnniitmill t-kelchi'w «•f the life an«| harK \ fi;ru u itf! of the *» lepi i^ rn ic !, I ttrUt'.Mi n ii n» h e r* . PltKSI i IJKNT Trum an to oui inuj tithu i«t»«I - i 4!«*%•** ttHL I II IJ'JifIfS( *N1 fun to live I 'ef)t i ii] Kho nlft 1lie I u I e t l,\|i|e-*tm - in t «*Y%It !- ' M> I "111 hieoktii}* tip vkha! « lett **f on hll| *4 111 it will Ih* "l ef '* have thill t i «h1 ‘hi wltli ptu\ MBS I \Y\ Ii ' N f-iim rih ■*! S,u fiitil win* r in r tu n He **| yeaiH ugu in | t-i * eui welj 1' hIby ha pr»cent «t0Nmo w iih tier solilicr-husbantl, Mgtrrlcc. slier nit B.POO mile fllgtit , fro m A u it ia lia . M i *. I 'n li Id a V n ii* h l h o ld * h it hnnd si I t it t im t G e n e ra l Hospital In Santa be. N. M Sep*, rated for six month* from Vougfat by quota restrlctioni. Hie Auasi« brid* was (tuwrn to Hie U. S whoa medical nlhrci* felt that ihc would tpeed his recoveryv (Inlrrnnltonnl) TERRACE TALK ^m ifonl i"u the hull, to Hpeoh h i oluy evening u Mini uroun.l town there vyiim the Junior Play. **Can»|um Qunru i! the l*iio proihirtion uf “ The the tlitg iin c* al tin- Sunfunl-Orlaruh* .•C.Mu.'l Club, thellilx T heater v)t i i t tt r c “ Cnrle H urry" . . the H.8.O. party nnd I 'tltn f C rate iMI.’y «1Tu . . . ii ihn nfli-inouii MBS. fitP'.D WIL­ LIAMS gave .in uiliixtlni and 11 active ten (»i tourist* an I guc*t* of Sanfold resident* -in- ntrt-x*ed Sanforil and it* tu lory anil vvinit la-ltv-i *i-ifing *n|lli| ih'-li- h all "*-•-»' fill *11111 .1 -... limn aim I MI S rULLIAM 'S •<autiful antonuiiuu*,Mt- It l: PU T IN aufl MBS itok IMNTI cave a lovely leu fiid u y nfti-.* tomu fur MRS. I.KII Kl'HGI,S who m il m a n y in the ncai future . . MR. L. T. SIIPD’PAUD at tin| o sstn g rr *tntion *uid th a t gplirmJnintely 65 people left Sanford Friday going to aii point* in the Ifn 8. . . . ROLLINS in offering L'ravvfiii'dsvillc. Ind. will rem ain n Hsnford ami nt the Munteuinm for sexeml week* . . New al» Include: WILLIAM JK F tUKb at Jacasonvillo nnd D. It. 'YA l.K ii.t nf Miami . . . W inter e*hitnt i Include: K. It. STHVKNON i f .le(*up, tin. . . . MRS. x. M ir.;. IIV. MR and MILS. M. L fll^vrK W KI.I., It. A. RICHVIM IliN und DUTCH COItNELl.ISSKN of S«d»*. N. Y. and ItALPii P LI. of Nashville, Ten'n. At tho Vnldet. - .MR. HAM1L* it:. it i .'I. IHiNHY WAIJ4H of Itockefi-ller I’lala. S. Y. and JOHKPil GIBSON of Miami, all uf She Florida State Advertising Commivtioii m e in town to take nfovie* for Fox Movietone o f thu celsry , . . why not our rlv^r w O Il!-.-. JUKe-fcw I.* Al A Vf\ rial., fnitirkrly a Sanford rrsldeot, ha* neaq in town for a fewr days .-. , HR. amt MRS. C. C. CURRAN ■if Horton a r t here for a nrofith . . . hit i* slate adjutant for Aswriean l-egimi of Ma*a. . .DR. W. B. IIARY EY of P ittabutg. Pa. ku Introduced to DM. A. J, LEWIS of Dayton, Ohio both visitors In Hanford, and since they have been fishing together several time# are having- th* time «r their live* . . . MR. and O. T. FF.KKIE of Chlragu t ti'.iii'iti’*- wolg| ii thi'u* fi|»ute* "He IKit fjiii-wiiit1 tin ^ey hy (hr r f u ji if h tiie pm of pt01 -U M »• 4I mdiii'D :tr<- itJi|i|>y t*« jimm(tncf* tlm t Wi- nti- ngnin in n HUSit Kill til glVC von lilt- i-xjn-rl. r- U'ii-icnt M-rvii-c ytm lliiv c Ih i -ii uCCUHtulUi-il In. Si-iijnr Operator:, Mr*. Unity Kcltoln -• ^ • .Mr-:. Diiiifirn' Phillips Mrs. Miiinii- lli-ss ilnnitr .Mrs, Gunter Met'niiiutt EVA - BESS BE A LTV SHOP ION E. 2nd S t. I hill that itk'ii)eUi> IN GLASS M ijmi t in . N'Twi- -lull! Tit! I •VI It g t i l - 1 11-: l , it rl tl t l b igll 'II I ,1. JVC iH'h't- -Hti'Yt Wnt. E. KADER l*P ret* refit of YM'ie helllK pUl Imt t per ChtiM*il hy women Mum-niu- i-l-c unit « • huyin j | (, hfctht w i h it h u u >iun ... Vi I llil 1 UltkY t II||*I f.l h\ Vi .1 v fils- I ■ii tv* •114 t t"k. M •i Ii •14*> i 1 1 P liont- .‘iti.l KAYSER CREATIONS a |« •* F a ou> .tii'l M ,il 1*1 per rent nre uiuirieil it tevisil rn| nil . a l l ihi tit iitiiurn fioeiiltHi l \ i Jit11 1 eotuyiletsti «k4|Wii i mefil *fi I leminif m,, 1'nlitimi t *m» *ff Ne w \ *i i iik ceil! w l ii** • ** |i ii i | * wish lit \ ciwell I New ( If »•>'*- in <h Idmh ^ h'lil in*1 i hi | ether iltiy fIirtI "he hiul -i‘hl *'oo I Htalm a hut hint; ah»ue th*' ■month nf Juoiiiity r*mhl I 5I*'’ you | loRahlv lememU-i I the iiht *|ay. w hen w% uim*m • Hiiln'i Miiohe then la yen laifo In per P' it! ^-inokeil uiitl D* POWELL’S FOR LOVELY CURVES, HEADLINE NEWS! n |»»piiurrp 4'u n rw l i»i' *twtl©*np'ir - CHAIRS t„i I.tcul. (jg l howert McCall Prof, nmt Mi- II S MeCalt J 1.. 1 t* atatinlred at A storia. Oregon o f Nut Ilian Pill*, it*, have l>eeil | i* skipper of L.C.1. 57K. the guest* of Mi. and Mrs- ‘ Gi-«rgtw It. McCall of ‘JJOp M ag -1 Pfc. l.ee Ri A rm strong, J r . left nulla Avenue. Professor and Mr*. Thiir*‘lay for San IHegu, Calif. He McCall nre teacher* al the N or­ will report to duty u t Camn PR* man Ju n io r Cnllcgv. Hull. r ilR E K SIGNS. a l s m onthlyauioliorf. ------£ cu . i._fur the mutU ay-ruM U im . (liBco rrept) w!th black lace hi* ut d;ll» P. M. lion nt inert­ ing will .h e at :*:0«» P, M. *ert* nnil Ijnr corsage was of Al , Mr*. Marion S i, John will pay hnplina camellia* nml M rl. .B ritt ‘ Jrihule to tile founders uf P.T.A. wot® a gown of yellow net OV«K and the pink perfection nml Itrv. .1. K. McKinley will lx* .taffeta ain»lln>sif>-her-Hiiir-nwd—w ttm r M i i"f |if after-liatHg ' ffir Ids folirc iwaistline. ^Iiin u g in g Uuc Moods", The pn ity room* were Iwuult • The liuiihi-M WintMn* L llile of fully decorated with nrrungefntnt* the Pres byte i itin Church, Mr*. of roses, snapdragons, camellia* J . I.. Corley, clutirniait, will muet in cry*tal how!*, and while With Mr*. Hamilton llribee, 1MM .2 '* , , ' t ," Bay Avenue at 7 -TO P M. candles in crystalcam leU )> a. The > .. . " „ ‘ ... 1 refreshm ent table ’ covet4*I The AJathemt Cm** of the h irs t, with nn mi Irish lace hue cloth and centcent B aptist Church will have It* ered with a group of burning meeting at 7BIO P. M. in the an­ white taper*- in single crystal nex with Mr*.. 11. It. Beck, Ml*. candlesticks. The punch bowl Jo d ct Came ion, Mr*,* Murray Jar • which wo* banked with fern and vl» ami Mrs. P. F. Whigham p* white statice- win at one end of M slesse*. the tnblc nml nt the opposite end Daughter* of Wesley, of the wns plnced a crystal hsiwl cont.lin­ Y jrthodirt Church * meeting which ing white sweetjiens, candy tu ft, ha , scheduled for * .'Hi f.M . Im* gyfsuphiln and* rose*. A sweet hesot postponed until a Inter date course wa* served throughout the because ot illness uf mcniheis. afternoon. s. The T K l. - f h n . of I k , First Mi** Peggy Pipplli presided Baptist (h u tc h will meet” ,n th e 1aver tjve gue»t r?gi«lcr and ;he iimiu-x ut *:-R' I -M. Mr*. Ithi*l* j hostesses were assisted in caring f wing will Im hostess. i for the guest* by: Mr. U. P’. tdurHoard meeting of the " o m * n n |„ B|i Mni |,(„ 1|jlle Urati MrR. |). ( dill, i.o he held at JdM) P M ., K. McNah. nnd Mr*. PI. B Pkhols. at the .eluh tmuse. . | Apptoxiatcly 150 gu'»sl» called * W l'tS sp S ti VY (during the appointed hoUT^ Business meet ing ami luncheon uf Sanford W'oinan* Club nt I if SMI P.M. ' Mrs. d.N. (illlon, spon-or. am) the following will lx- hostesses; Mrs. tt.C. Wiley, 't i - It .M Ibiins, Mr* K.A I.OII.U-nlierg, -Mi* K.A. Monfurfon und Mrs. Clvde Uomsi'v. j FEII. 3. I >• • IfSltAY | Mr*. J. N. Robson Kouthside P.T-A wdl have nj Foi inter* I hi y - program al 'J:0P* iXrtTICE :< i. The <iai den dull plant whiim * * t scheduled to I*.- held IJ-IATHEIJ UPIIOI.STF.RED Feb. -imt l! Iiu» been pt»*tpnn>*l ALHMINI M Ml* Murk Kpihmun nmlVMi*. Mr. - and Mi* A N Bennett until Feb. Jl and Justin Danlrin of Arlington. Y'a. who have l»een vtstting Mr. and f have t.ren visiting Mr. amt Sfr*. Mr*. P’. I. Mitchell left Saturday W.B. William* at their honle on for North Carolina where they P.M. at the Southside School, Ideal for hirakfn*t room, Ibrngla* A ven uc. While here plun t" spend a month lo-fore .go­ kilrheii Hiul pi ocher. Red, Mrs. Spillman, Mr*. Dallton nnd ing to their home in Hhilrstow n, FRIDAY lllu* and Yelftnv. Weight H ■Mr*. William* visited Silver N'-J. Mr*. Ilaiel Cox of Richland, Sallic H arrison Chapter of D. Spring*. The gue*t* have left f o r ' N.C. I* ejpvelyd *i> urtivc to A .lt. will meet at :t:00 I’ M at the Sarasota where they will spend l*iimid -nine time with Mi und home *»f Mr-. -Jj-P Hagan. I",IJ some trine *Mr*. Mitchell at their home lillk Puik rv»euue wilit Mi- W H --------i E ast fo u rth , Tunnlcliffe a* cohoste**. All Mr*, iln itie Rreedin of Lake , -------V— (1 F F IC B f il'I'I M .V CO. visiting inrmber* ale invited to Wale* ha- been , In- recem guest t Mf*. John' It. Tattlm spent fhr I t m , Mag. Ave. phone* 8M attend. of Dr amt Mr*. J.N. Bolison. weekend in .lackionvtllc Tu'st Ckoice . PAGE Jeweler ,1 i iu.m.I high - ii h in t nu-i >*.--.lh a n d I I. I'.o VI hi , i 1.17 U 112 S. P a r k love m u ', i- ] O u r GREAT BIG \ I9 4 6 CATALOG 'FOR S P R I N G A N D S U M M K R IS PACKED WITH rT M C -atyZ * •* Y O U ’LL BE T H R a U D W ITH THE W IDE V ARIETY OF W ANTED ARTICLES -j Sear* new -Catalog for Spring and Summer 1 9 4 6 i* jut! bulging with articles you havo had fo go without during the w ar year*. In addition, it offer* many new post-war item* with improvement* that put Iherr way out in front. Ye*, you’ll be thrilled with the great variety of article.; all guaranteed by Sears and priced at Sear* famous saving*. See Ihi*value-packed catalog at your O rder Office. �I TT* ,f - r . J ’ rffH ' tronday; SANFORD, TLOB1DA Seminole Gagers Drop 37 To 21 'CcfttIM To Mdiffit Dora Quintet ■' _L— fitd Houm has three l>rdroonm, living room, dining room, kitchen. Two car garage. Two large lota well land* scaped. • Shown by appointment only. _ ROBERT A . WILLIAMS ‘♦REALTOR’ A T L A N T IC B A N K BLDG. Announce* The Opening O f 111* F e b ru a ry 4, 19 IB H an ford A tla n tic B an k Bldg, SANFORD, W han y o u b u y a c a r from a lo c a l d e a le r h a v e i‘ financed a n d mSUBED locally. In th i s w a y y o u c a n b e ttff p ro tect T o u r auto m o b ile in v o a t* m e n t S e e ua b alo te y o u d o M fit# deal] — Jh*»- IJK»w*S> rlea UilUley U> tty a Mount Dora H H _ J to ta a ^ a f a te Allen. Both>pierl an intermurai eport* program *** goeii.pue by And* announced bv Col. Wall* * prtaA hd of the school. U nifier.U 1* , farmer-Peknavlvanlg htillUfr-COL ° h. ! w .j i u j a i r . i u - u t . ' n . terminal program whan the achoM th e r e o f , thty -fa o|icna its second temeeter en 'F tb. a single score. ■ Mi 1. Ksu Jon re and D pointment of FL O R ID A by the S fK V IC Z BEYOND THE CONTRACT Estate Snlea— R ental*— Mortgage Loam DepetuUble Inaurnncc and Bonds Thong 9*0 Room 4, Florida State Bank BuMIni NORTH DAKOTA CERMFIED RED BLISS ------------ , , Ir.4s.RsJftj • O Ir i firmfnol* windstorm. A« fsr as we can determine I there L no auch thing anymore aa ] b girl* fir*t string or ' second j siring. Mis* Ihirrlen** atarMra which conilsled of Johnny Maa Bowen, Helen Bowen and Marie Fetold, ilurlng tb# first half, rack* *d up 21 of 1he 44 points. DurJ ing Hie second half, Martha Ha­ gan. Dot Crumley and Betty Yirborough, so called second iblitg*rt. took qver anil Uiey acccmnled for 2<l of tba.44 potnta, tbua out* acorlng the flr*t atrlngyra. DismisShi Soyiet Q iarge (Caaliawr* tnm L busIiMs* ,for r ration .“ SkY.tt&f l more anise point# out I Skadinternational. ,-for the iprli * iche- perm anent *laf 8if*itlenj am ™ 7 l ^ j % T t r ;,4» And W reV in o th ir I n u m itng net# i b e a t , Uje, W later T RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR' . h w . Dora LONG WOOD. Feb. 4. (Special) i lh> Lake Tonight open* the sixth jaaek of defeated hy dog racing a t Longwood, withThe v. jgimrda and the money going U>« tfurliuc through the pahimuUicl windows • ik e .la rg e st for any week of the see »on. last week topping the by Bob money of the previous week by i another uSJKiP, for a total for th t seven Sanfoni d a y • .period ending Jan. .11, of Intent of W4-U1B. place scoring hen H. JAMES GUT AGENCY Real ■ » .Keane! owner* e re groomiag their dog* for th e .Falk hex’,U andlta p which W01 1» run Wednesday nigfaL *-JUl owner* and trainers wnae notified Friday ^of the event and w ere instructed to submit Uwir en tries early. .T h e handicap J*»Jl JiL W -iJiH i, Ul r additional .p rlie . iiH-nCy lo be dlxlributeU among ail e n trite as well ax the winners. 'Tonight'* daily double ap|>car* M i the o tk a r‘day. V<> a bHg* * to have a su re second race jetli­ adirr gm trg l watching thro, ner In Boston Star, running frpm from tk# aMflliaa. ffu , . following eight minutes. ,i>ye#*' I he No. . f hex. but w hat to tie him w ith i* another , question. era) V ia Bob N ryl.nd'am t k . madi a free try and follower! UP However, the No. R ilog, Silver ox precra j to. bo discharged hi with 'a field gofei. JloaUlIrr re­ Salt, appear* to be Ilia best bet lb« Otar future. General .feytaliated'w ith two point*. Hyena land will rtM W i hi* duties .made four mure point* uhlla there ahead taaek of the ; dark, rggialerod. a Xioid g«ai. 11m boy* in guld and white Vot*. racked up 10 more points whan Hosteller and .done* scored two Kill'll Palmer flatly says that Held goal* r*;h and Tom Kelly the Dodgers certainly do have and Vincent oath accounted for ii swell looking group of men a Ifliffcft working out a t the Athletic KirU. During Um fourth piwicxl. the 1' x| hUt .Um.ked* coold Palmer was very imp reused with on even term# with their lit*, and Ilk* Hickey and ate. M o u n t D o r a Flnth. Floyd said the 100 boyi *vj**|[ 1U oh Uie.gcor* xlieet working out In those spotleg* new SfS* □ark opened up with Brooklyn uniform* „ formed .* , on attack which netted batullfal picturev lo people who the f more point# In addi* lave bXschall. > SZhv (If free tons by liar* "dflaa Durden* flentinple High 0>41 > hwnt Derg was high School girl* basketball team rail* > r the itffertMoit with, *d over another rictlm last . F r l - , f t " '’ it and Hosteller tied day aftrmoon. Thi* time it w aaf!2ir i nta With 11 polht a, ieach for second tk a tt l . i a . D .a L - I J . ___s J . a ___ I t T W < l — nr. A. Edwin Shinholser ltD bm g 411 — 412 L_ i PAINT PROTECTS-COLOR CHEERS I e r ‘t • .** i W PITTSBURGH FAINTS MADfi-WtTH VIIOUZEO OHS .— FOIMIft s p a r d ire c to r t a p t a l n D o rothy C. S tra tto n (a b o v e ). Brookfield, M o, has lu st received j£ i( * p a in t PROTECTION Department. She will serve os sp a . alal n sslstan t to M ajor G en e ra l Grave* D. F.nklne, USMC, pcrsmutl re a re se n tu liv e In c h a rg e n t lh a re-tralnlng and re-employment ad* ministration of the Labor Depart* mcoL 5oundphoto> L‘ulumbur, Ollll*. »»; a.ioih ill«nai<)tv» Ave.. (.'olumltun. . -------- - olil... Maraarrl Vullhiudt ' “Tiuce,r. ,UT Maasl airrvt. Zdituvlllr, l.ohi», „ . Je**e a Tree*, li t Mead HLreirl, iUaMritla Ohio. 1 tow ami e*rh of .you,-are harcoy rvqairrO to «p|war on Ksl.iuaty X«, III*. Ih * rrrtaln soli til Irterin detri l|.U..|i 111 lies.) |.v nit Ilia Itr HIM llreull I "mt I of fir ml II.tin t 'VUty* PloiMs. Hit i.m.rniniivi till., i.r Wbmii c u >x*> i> I'U k A IJINN, vralnllir, reisus Kfillf.NK y. .UAlUiV. >1 at. 4sfvnU*Ht*. IVITNKa# mV hstiU an.) ortlald) s>*l at Hatifortt Florida, this the Dili day of Jw uw ). let*. (HIUNKH:) V. I*. IIKItNlHlN . . Clark of Clrrull Court. (Circuit (.'out l n**)J ftiii >Hu u r r i blm xtiuv trtm i, ih :an ttoUTiium^tNlt. whusi pla.-e ui rssidenco on.1 l*oat (Jlllrs address It uakanurn: Von srv hereto noli (Ini ond tsoulrod |u nr tu a t-siiAlii mil <u Cvraiilalnl lllsd ugalosi >uu l>) IKiV fKH THClll.ANI'. JIt-, lur di­ vorce. hom iH-ndlne In ills Circuit Court of XrnilniiU Cnuoty. Plorlrtd. "n *>r lirl.up tin* .Mon It llulo l>ay. I., wit, i|.r till day of Mntrli, (Sic. n (lefailll ihsreot said cause I firovrrd K>. Carl*. U l Ihts otdor' he fiiililislis.l tor Ihr stalutor) (Inio reunited tfj lu» In •Tin; HANFullD IIKII,U,ir ill Hutlfold Florida, u n .«rs|ua|>et ul eeaertj rlrrulatlon in *#td Coufi­ ll and Hiktr. IVITNtSr mi hand and official fiA im y i.i iit.n.^ still of offlrs at Hanford. Florida. thlj- t»rt< .1*1 of Jrmiary. !»(•. -_ O. V IIKUNDON. ___ Jew TU A W iA lt Clerk. Circuit Court TO: II.MlUl UJUglia. wtius* |ila4* hrmlioilw CnanlV. FIs. M realiteuca u Uarniy, Naw JJy O. U HUNT. I’. C. Jrr*r>(Clrrull Com I tkmll Yiiu ar* h*r*by tequlyrd to fll« yeur 'wrnten npt>caraner. In V*S‘ tOW or by iitlomei. ou n r'litio ta in* Oh *•»• at March. Ill*, tu the yutl o* Uaietafa* if* »*•»*'»• «*-* tiareia . against fnar .igieti failure lo *g appear, devre* yru o.w ™ « WIU.tAMK, will b* entarrd aaalnsi j m . , .wnvftnta my h,'.ad and official t*l«S||tlfl. m il •( tOuifurd, I'lsrM* Ibis isl WliJ.IAMH. day ‘ *f Ketiruary, III*. I>*f»»4snt. O. T . HKUNHON . .. .. „ r PHUCKKiMNUB . •, trisrh of the al.ov* styled DIVOItUg ,pJlOCKRi»lNUH tm n Fit o r r l ai.ifA Ttov I? y. VWHIli Vi MTATK o r r u m i i u . TU IIOUKHT (Official Ot*rk* Beall ‘The Complete I*klnl And CJlasq Sture' tu: t Park fill, , tka four point* ,w arored by Wheeler of Wlater Hw Park haaketed eg*Inal tha ! flpi f |r*t at ring era while Ik t H t- j # f*»d afringera held the Wl* ■ 8 * irl herm ort, (ha c<ynmlttee la a a t e t scerrleaa daring the ™Id to Stave fdlt th at Hyde enttre fiw l bait. ,tk ‘a association with th* Ute A tre a t daal of credit for President * Bw>seveUl was, tn the power fienilrjolg baa display in viirs n e e n t w w t j . i.v a a d ru n BMMinof.il c o t’h'rv ed ihl* season must be g lrtn to It has. been, learned that, th e U B IR * , guard* Betty Jo ' Franc*. Russian member of tha commit­ - ’ F I k m i i k u M iit* •: 3-~ LeFU* ami nartlcuUrJy . to Alva tee bbjw bd jo a. #IM 1ft <4la*saK I I A I I I I J. IIUNIIY and. i Lundqutat. The*e glrla feed th* chusetts because of a speech de­ M M l U U l K I l H. I l l N I l T , ' . . i ball cenitaqUy 'to the forward* livered Os Boston by SUU his wlf*. ,s 1‘laliitlffa, gnd although (bev hay* Intercept- Supreme Coart -Justice . Jtdin VH t ed -many (teases- dorifur the cur­ Swift, which‘Ihe Russian fell,In- I.II.MAN I* HATH*. lll’BllfrrT C. dlcstcd an iintavorabla political rent aesiun, they Vo seldom ever 1 .1 • . given their opponent's the ep- climate. portunity to intercept a Fed pass. Lillian ,Msran and Anna Lqrel] have hold tbefr nwn wlUt the trip iiamctl abovo In tha, guard do- .A7,rb“x ^ s p± J S r 1' 1916 that this order On publish*,! In Tit* penlurd Iln sU , a aewaMper of general circulation, pub).shed la getnlnuie County. Florida. Jn r* * w**k -for (utir rssrrrsllv t* v r r s i Brier l» aalg return lists. W t T K ia K i m y b u n d e n d o f f i r 1st seel of the , abovrt entitled muri s i ifa tn fo rd . g e tn ln o lB C m in iy . K lo e t* tU, this tt»r tlst of Jnii.isrr, l»»s. ■ !•. K IIKflNIHTN fl.elt f ri-ull tVuil. tl'lrcvi: four! Htitl) *' iS5aJi?n.-r. Six Week Of Racing If*!® Z- Opens At Dog Track ONE STORY HOME PHONE 7.12 — -Fe b r u a r y i, F L E T C H E R E , B O L L S , O w ner P H O N E 301 117 Bo. P A R K RADIATOR REPAIRS 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 E M P L O Y E D Strickland - Morrison, Inc P H O N E 200 111=11=1115)11 HERE’S~G00D HUNTING IF YOU’RE LOOKING FOR THE RIGHT CHAIR u r ■ u 11 . JQ 1 : TUXEDO ; -^1rficttiii ela c w stir. ,fb irida, r n ® (a su it .h r <.*0»f apugut If > a - ‘ o n n t t h t r l a h . s o f plcJnIn r a f t a l n c a x c a i a n .a anV t h a [cment of certain , rea.rle.leM k Yn in* bill, and to -C rie t lie «T puintir.a -7l.h respect T f ^ m tny hand anfl th* «**! 4 Chum Ml ftanford. Florid*. U v A o - .i f V - h r w .r e .i n i. Uv. «h‘ F- IIKIIHUON A* r i e r k of said ■. hT V j . I*. llt’NT, U. Circuit chain aror of find qyalit^ i T J u n r;r w ^ �TO RO H E R A L D . S A N F O R D FL O R ID A - ’- ■ • " V j. j i -- t j - . - i - - n * miu . RTtenvc By R. J:-SCOTT <| SCOTT'S SCRAP BO O K PI.lTAmlNf!..... ••••air work u specialty ••slimwtc.H. P rom pt s e rv ic e All w o rk jru n ra n tc c d LAXATIVE DUIOKU TO rMMOTt VWOIOV# MCAITU Roy Wall 01 s Mcllorwille Ave. P hone Hl.’l-M C •i § BOB JONES GARAGE CaeM. five t w i i u the line, mrJudlax A" w ir t > i« M r t i for eltaatiaa* » n l » M |o lu ih a L I U rate*. 10c par Da* far o w nu*rtiu« 16c per II*# far three. lesertkae Tie per lias for 6 Hwartieaa 'I'H E R E C O R D IK C j R E y M A i '1 'E R 'f t E M p e r li n t fa r 20 laarrtio u a M lalm aei ratee . . . lOe IS H ELD IS NOW' Ol'ISN FOR BUSINESS By W HALE. P rin tr yn n r »'.u>v..--tractor ,u-‘ a m i —f u rm -e q u tp m e n iA n u r in u i F ru it Unmet** W est S id e K urin, (Jra|x* \ tile A venue, Phone U55). LNEOUS 1a e t r I c Bathroom Heaters, Vivi p’an ' y m n c T7 ONE messenger dust . machine,. one mule, Jou L. X orley, Cameron Ave. DAIfLARIYS feed, groceries,. ate. Phetti* H66J. H. Q, Toilrjitcn 1201 Cetary. .lUUL.fP.atwrf~WitTHrtiRY-ytiltVlnnn>«» K.MKR- n o n n o w h ^ r k w iik r k -► p«iwkov i« RWtrKrTinj.- YOUlt natural desire. for privar> In money m ailers U atrlcHy respected here. Friends ami relatives are .not questioned about your credit. Your am* nloyer or . businean associate* vill not Itrar of your pcraonal a ffa irs .'T h e re la no cause foi ' em barrassm ent. Ueaaonuble credit requirem ents. No co-m akars «n mnnsy loans. Variable naynient .plans F A IlIl.Y l.OAN CO Florida Dank llld |. PI STRICKLAND MORRISON HELP WANTED BEED~POTATOES—c a r lead of . North Dakota Certified Red Olist Just received. Hunt'* Tux-, GIRL foi soda Fountain a t Lanedo Feed Store. Phor.« 358. ey'e D rug Store. T a rt tim e or fell ttm*. rO R A goo.1 furniture ileal — .Rae W alter Deal, phone. 127. V>, A I T It K 8 S wanted. Taknrh PUOTKcrr your clothes, furniture Restaurantand woolens from moth dam age for 5 y e a n . One sprnylng of Rerliai. does it or lierlnu pays for tho itamsRe. It’s odorleaa. stainless and drv clenn’- ig ca n ­ DODGE - PLYMOUTH not remove IL Touchlon D rug . PARTS AND 8EHVICK. 109 Palm etto Ave. Phone 1011 ORANGES |'2.0u bushel delivered. WASHING • machines repaired— R. W. Lord Phono 788-W. and all Lome appliances. Cald­ CHICKEN batteries, metal and well G eneral Rspair Shop, 707 wood, broiler unita, interm ediate North Mllla, Orlando, phone batteries, finishing batU riea. In ­ 2-1972. Prom pt iervlce spections arrsnged a t your con­ AUTOMOBILE painting, welding. venience. Phone 281. • Roy Reel, 300 Vi. 2nd St. 5 HP. kicker, good condition. i TH E FLOUR of fkWr c a t . Phone 6VJ-R. rusted through? Lot mo re­ pair it fo r you. Roy Reel, room aulle, two badroenr suites. 300 W. 2nd. St. Call 294 for C. L. Ilaldges. RAUBIT8, Rsbbtta A Rabbits, SEWING machlhei repaired. W il­ liams F isil Shop, 205 W. 1st. (slant checkers, New Zealapd Does, bred ahd have the bucks. Call 294 Sor C. L. Bridges. AUTO radiators and g a i tanka cleaned and repaired. Al| lines ELECTRIC OUTBOARD MOT­ of mechanical work. W right A ORS JU S T ARRIVED - l « . 5 » Cohan G arage, 21st and Frwnrh OPA Calling, m-iee Plus 11.20 A w . Phone 1009-J freight, i Mann* A SporU ‘ Equipment, Temporary Orflcaa, IL A. K arr Eleetrlc A , Plumb­ ing Repairs, phone 242 Green, WANTED: 50 mm a t the Men's W inter Garden, Fla. Bible Class, First Methodist Church, Sunday morning a t 10:00 A.M. • TRACTOR and disc IH B . A. K. I'LL buy your car, ragtfnlleea cf Parham . Monroe Comer. age or condition, Roy IlMl, 306 W. 2nd St. LUM BER,' odd length*—3x0, 1x6 and 1x8. 106 Sanford Av*. ^ PIANO tn good condition. Meat ELECTRIC ~RANGES,” Tm l l * « f ir.D R IV E IT. IN C . W o l t ’K . THE SEMINOLE COUNTRY CLUB WHy was CLOUDS P O M O < B U R S < w U l h < U e r l IS A -A lL O U D B L lR S f U P V fA & P C U R R E H l'S o f Vi'r^ihia NAMED FO R qUE-EH E L IZ A B E T H ? Eliza beth WORLDS FINEST BOATS 30 Models • from Rowlioata Outboards • RunsbouU • Oralaeea to 60 f m l Yaehu. Exrffislre PT Hall Dralcn of Hlgglnn Plastlclsrd lioadrd Ply­ wood. to H.P. to Twin ZOO H.P. gasoline a r dlcwel power. Level Riding - Dry - Safe on Turns • Sofa Riding - Shallow D r a f t • Exceptionally S • aworthy, - AVAILABLE SOON W rite or Phone Us Collect for fu rth er Information and priority order information. HANSOM - H IE IN G BUSINESS SERVICE WANTED F IK I.D ij W E AKK /ally equipped and know how to rerap you! tire s. N aturul robber or synthetic, we protect sidewalls of yoar (irea. jlo**a T ire Bhon. Cor. At* Service 1st and. /.im. Phone COS. . K egi'tered Pnlomin.r Stud CORN — ALL YOU WANT, Registered Jersey Hull 13.05. Hunt’s T oledo Feed Registered Hcrafurd Hoar H umhiiI Ranch * • Store. Phone 358. bo. Sanford Ave.. Phone H70-M UrilOLSTEKP.D fabrics, tapestries. brocatelles, dainaaks. FURNITURE repaired A re finished. Call 128. Imitation leather and drapery fabrics. A rrangem ent for ,cot» CURTAINS washed, starched and lays If * w k desired. R. B. stretched. 618 Mellonvllle Ave. Brown. 2011 N. Orange A v e, Orlando, Fla. UKNUY YOB-DRIVE 1T1 PHONE 200 JJOAT CO. INC. Phone 2318 321 S. Beach S t DAYTONA BEACH Air Ho l d r a in d r o p s up fr o m u n d e r n e a iM AMD K E E P <HEM FRO V t P ROMPTLY REACHING, was T h e K N O W N A S T llE ^ IR ^ IN QUEEN . - w He n T ul u p w a r d g r o u n d a ir ^uRREHty L E S S E N y T i l E R E O C C U R S f»(E D E L U D E o F R A I N • Th a t w e c a l l a c l o u d b u r s t |i will In* qu it u awhile un ti l ovoryotu* tali tr a d e l"i n new t iir Need a L A X A T IV F? I .ft n if s tn ,ig |iti'ii vuiir fe iu le n t How women ami girls fu./j/get wanted relief BlFcl-DlFUght From functional periodic p tin S ingle - or *V M arried A r m 16 • -35 E x p er ie n c e U n n cccn sary • Paid w h ile Icu m in g CARDUG iQ O O O . ^ .W W a H • Frequent IncreaseN A Overtime pay • WKI.DING *-fi r»- tr uf. hu Uici|M r*. I * tu e b Ilk* ffv ttr •**-! Dais. •’ ll I stl- Iitl |«rVwf*C Ibltr s taken • In* I t l l ^ u l l • lira*«, l a i r lg / . **d R-MOWi • U»8I hdl’lnill ir I t ' 0 • * I--* IK# IIn# * la (Mt.e (tail .| *, J its Kl.*»t "vwf Umi *, }| iN,<(l | A ! up isiw»• pstn «ha* |o ruirir luticl^ul IFIMM I1UKL 111 lit TELEPHONE OPERATORS * Starting Rate d ays----- $26.00 3 0 U T T L E HE CAN’ T EVEN FAT S O U T H E R N BREAD BREAD V E T / V ’C ANT b l A M l MitO fOR SQUAWKIN' VJglQOO , Paid vncallorw • Taxicab a c r v l c c fot .laic houm APPLY CHIEF.OPERATOR 8 - 5 w cekdayn SOUTHERN BELL TEL. & TEL. CO. a.Atentlty; a p a r t m e n t housa ranges * a t «97.Mf. d*liwrad. and board wanted by alngla Write or phooa Modem Apptl- ROOM man. Perm anent. Box 18, e l o Snces, Inc., 428JN. Or*ng« A va, llarald. trlando. Fla.. Phone 22314. To All Your Bakery ceiling price. Clark. Mann,*1Lake Monroe, Iaka w ith m ad fronting prop rrtf, cleared or uncleared, P. O. Box 1281. I t ’s always fresh when you buy it at Robb’s . Home Bakery 188 W. tat • 1 S o u th e rn E0i Bread C Needs - - • m i l 22-ft. Shull honaa t re Bar. MobleYa Trailer Camp, State 20 TO 10 acres of high ground on >1 i f Ailentt, Ckerluk. Cluti4ut»*tef At. Fhaee 804-J . p’OR ItE N T WELL-BRSD mare. 2508 roRE In a atone buildlag LARGS' ft-rodm I cornw JeG c*mp! >nt on I3lh St. In (loldhJ, E. Jonea, 482 E. 4th HE MAY NEED COME HELP, U u n POUBf IT. WEStEY 15 AN EXPERT 6 HOT AND HE CAN HANDLE ANY SfTltATION. - - YOU'D B e t t e r r i d e into e l m io w n a n d S E E WHETHER WESLEY HALE HAS LANPEP 1 V I| JOB AG TOWN - ■■ m GlTTUM UP, ocoirr. j—' WE CERTAINLY NE A GOOD 5CH0OL1! IN ElMTOWhLMRI'M 6 0 GLAD VOU TAKEN T H E J O B eU T,M l5S PRISCILLA , r A l N ’T - I MEAN , I DON’T KNOW R WHAT TO Std. Lost a n d Round— aard. Phone 742-M L B, Hugh .Between Sanford -fAEATlWHILErll. BY- PAUL ROBINSON HOW OOTOU'OO.V - O Q A 9 THEYSAV W H O IL V W O O O - 1 HELLO, OAOUNG..* I a h /- ^ u rv o q HAVENT LIVED TILL YOU’VE r - [.NOT HER.?'— fOU JUG H E A D / ’ NOT H E R "' r - n LOVED- f . ITS THE OTHEC GlRL I WANT SOU TO MAKE LOVE TO. w a it in Th e C a b f o r I'U. HAVE THE MOTOR « = p r u n n in G / \ W & U .M A K E 1- A GETAWAY/ ^ TSAAMaJ' [r>.Fv: t:> H 6 S STXO /lN G TO 6 E A MOVIE A C T O G I W ANTy/ HIM TO H ELP GET MY r* R IN G BACkS - FROM '----— ir r z p ^ BVv brbniv �I t i- THE OLD H O M E T O W N Branch Rickey -Watches Brooklyn Talent During Initial Workouts ► ‘I Ifftfj U s By STANLEY ; Laram ie Is Like Ghost Town When Cowboys Take Spill ( one look at. the. park, Holteger, stated th a t he thought Mr. Rickey would la* u til satisfied and he handled mo*t of the negotiation* between Fletcher Boll* of the Chamber of Commerce baseball com m itter and the Brooklyn front office. Robert L. Finch, the ichool'* r n i ! u > 4 f r o m !•» « • n » | cording to M * n i|e r C.S. Phillip*. adm inistrative officer who arrived xUiii trpurl^il ih a i.q u a lity In fair. in Sunfdrd about ten day* .ago, Squash sold from f4:6tt to JT.fift, said the camp will be the mint Iho Florida Oity report indiratc<l, com nlrtc camp conducted by any and bean* brought t't.r.n, with, in- of the major league club*. Mr. Finch added th a t the lecture cm -rad volumr ex)K-ctrd during ti}» com lnr -week. Quality of troth period* which he announced would F f j f |i and beans i* very, good. Ire p art of the achool'i achedute, * began this morning with Mr m i t i 'hit;l)lp-. . ‘ Ftom ilu l.e*t information we, Rickey delivering the Initial di» la te able ,to gather ourjcussion. : Market ii nf ih r peak for ltd,* It stun also unnoimcrd th a t apSeatwm," reported J.I.. W urien.{pro*im ately SO more trainee* ar* -m Manager nf the Pompano S ta te ! rived over the weekend, bringing F a r ,|ier*‘ Market. "During the the total number of plnyera to IfiO lk_Lsu_A'i:rka-nnd-pru))aUljLfiJtjfor_Ualay'» utaaioua. . tw o nf. lliti !■ n in e week* mil___ A city official revealed verier. tin>t n/rtil will uvercige approvl-, <lny th at everything ponalble had lost. ly .Ml ear* per day.” Imri .been done to nut the park Into « t r •kjU’i|i»puno mad- the lsrge«t | lirst tlusa condition and the coal hmnwn ri n -ir*-krt»tm yw irverim f^t •prerjeer?—im-tuiting— mm* .TJt/k pa- U g r , were-shipped. T he work yet to be acrumpllxhcd, quality i« te i y good and price* | would probably run in Die neigh* are nati*factory. W arren noted knrhood of J'.i.ihui, pepper it* having *obl up to *7 I * - —p er bushel. quality extra good; ' ton aloe*. |.'t.f>n to $s |H-r bu*hel. ra Tomatoes and eggplant ore both showing, great improvement :n \ , quality and volume he - indicated. Farmers Market -At Plant City To Be Repaired 'L McConnell Slates " Soccer Should Be Popular In U. S. ! NEW YORK There'* no reaj ran why rta eer shouldn't liecomc more popular in the United State*, in the opinion of William N. MeConnell. I,c* per tailed chuirinan of the Liver) oid Football (’lull, .Orm.nf. the Jr-ading light# of the game in hi* native- Kngland, MrWhile you nrr talking over ConncII lielieve* America's bateold lime* be nure to have | tail I mogul* could give the game on liuml, their fnvnrilu , a big lift and help themselves i t like same ,Ume, .. ' , ,. drink. Don't ho ‘'nut11, i "Soccer i* . purely n winter when they \|r**D In. I gam e," he *ays, "and will not be I in ru n flirt with your notional spurt of hasdaill. Teams have been ren t out from England to all I countries. What has happened? The | upil is now a* good us hi* m aster,-and. In some case*, belter. PACKAUK STORK “ So why not help make this 'g re a t gumc popular with th e neoAND UAH • pie nf the United State*. Ami, in .return, will you tench u» baseball? 112 W. First SI. — Phone BHO i ‘’IJiiMdHill. a* played In LivcrI (tool, I* | um*Iv of an am ateur ) character. We would like tn get | some nf A m erlra's finest player* in coach ■the dub* and play exliihiiinn game*. The opportunity is there." Those ha-ehall men who are 'nterested in McConnell’* idea will gel a chance to talk things over FINE— with him before tong. He'* bring­ WATCH, CLOCK ing hi* Liverpool flu b to the and JEWELRY U nit*! State* sometime In May f«r ft ttrttf of Jlili country by InREPAIRING v i IMl ion of the American _J*0®?" la-ague. A r41tcv ‘1rif Vhll .del rh ^9 ^ c* n o. ,!,..L!i .iu Chicago. St. lami* and possibly j B< *tnn Htid Toronto. * The Liverpool U uh was the by code or duplicate I pioneer in entertaining memt*r* I of tin American armed force* at j Iho soccer football matches in I England. Each week u p irty of 10 tn ho (’ Is were (■lleals of the club. I'rio r to the gam es the Gl* were taken into the draining room* where they were Introduced to the player* and had the rule* ex­ Id them. During the maten 117 W. Find St. Hanford plained the proceeding* also were ex­ plained. A fter the game the men When Old Friends Drop Around i . ■# BILL’S iI i l: ,■;mi KEYS MADE GUNS REPAIRED K PRINCESS MEND-IT SHOP ROBERT A. WILLIAMS REAL ESTA'fE-HKOKER were guexl* nf tin* ciul u t tea. • “ From the letter* I tmv reived frum offnrr* and men of the II. S. untied forces, even a fte r the end of the war. I know our ................................................................................... ............ . ... . TOTTENHAM, Kng.'- Tlie man VT hat ia th a t they haven't had invitation* were apjitW luled and th e writer* told mV that it we* '*ho clulm* the, world a record fo r tin e to choose their partners. 4f th eir hope that our game would uiairying. couples is optimiattc you w are choosing a ba*lne*a p artn e r you w ouldn't pick him lie furthcn-il in the If. H. A. nboUt tin- chalices of British bride* "Sports nf any ch aracter is the i g ettin g along with their Cl hu»- because you liked the eolor of hi* h air or th a contours of his Mserice nf *fort*mani5liip and, i n . i-ands. fact, I* III* »mbaK*udor. I feel «un- I W aller tirlnialdl, regi»lrar nf face or because h r was charm ­ that' 11 wii* due to the g rea t ‘ u .un lag, *. at roltenham , has ing. It’s 'th e sam e way with friendllm-s.-i and *|0rUiman*ldp nf iiw itin l collides since Nov- m arrlare." the people* of (he U. S. A. 'and ! vtnbor l. 1912 "four months afte r Grimaldi pointed out th a t while O reot' Britain that won the great-J {_ myself was m arried." he add*. , 15 or l(t-year-olds were young be­ Cat fight nf all in Europe The lli* ltt.MM) marriage* during the f„re tj,e w, r they now w ire at "» friendliness that has cxi»trd it*** t >;if. be M i n i included "at lrn*t_ m arrying age." Th$ g rea test hope hnw Im? ffTTi'1nlpfl *hi l tut I it ran : ,M,,) 1,1 boon American soldiers’ he see* for OI m arriages is that nc*t rein f S|mrl« t*|!l h/Ip iln* iin| tn fig u ir that give* him try- tho m ajority of them are based on '■ 'I d s record fnr m arrying (* l« ."n deeper affection," a* the result mijjir.*1 .\ ripens. of “sh arin g a g re a t sorrow or a "If the men mean all they aay Kreat adventure.” t o m e . the m arriages will last." "H ffoes back to the day* of Rt. tie -aid. "1 have much more (Jcorgo and the dragon," he said— H a n k s expressed to me by your womnn seeing her man off and countrym en than I rVer have b) thinking he’s the ority man in the t n in r . U til m . i j h f ) « tu 'r e Juftl world." nfftCf tn lijlilt. Grimaldi aim is pleased th a t due* ■Your Imy. are good oickor*. ■|ng the war h«*» m arried a Rrii|( onffnnr4 F n « ppnf Onrl *•"•*” he added. "E»pecinlly from ,|,h e r to a member every allied ,IolJ, n n wrre ,UnWjnil, the physical point n f view—the | ........................... ‘ * ■■ . Jn trrirp tril Humlnv on th=* Oi health point o f view. Nothing gel* natiorj. He aim ha ,. irform ed the m arriage c*r* ’ion- for a dw arf, n lift*) Highway U n d riv er, wau- n mui; tnvtn as much ua an in' -iid giant, u dra and blind couple, a arrested on rcckles, d i i i mg , wi(e. A young man like* the t ,rly man w ith uoth Irga am p u tatn l, a charge* b / FUte Ulghwa* I'atm l- year* < uf Ids m arriag e to lie fulli d ea trter from the arm y w ith an L, C. Bender Kkhti riitU'H >*f vim and vigor." i armed guard w aiting, Bn escaped today th a t the men a n n tiicinF’ He deelaied Its w asn’t at all other. They at* W iliam t afraid nf . Anglo-Amerirnn mar* prisoner with a civil guard attend T | ni]a]l nl Ccnrvas and Oiin E. Hager u here the couple* had mg, and "one man who went straightaw ay ami committed m ur­ G reer of (Iviedo. Butiolmnn Be ni i town ta rh other three or four der because he heard sonieons Ijid er also ni rested Elijah Ford •■? lia r s toil he was "a little di*- been making Invr to hi* bride." Orlando on u charge of driinkt-n i tie-l" when the girl* raid of "And the ugly woman in a cir­ driving. lin-tr I'uHiuiid* "L only met him cus," he added. "I'v e m arried hey Police Chief Boy t», Williams mi a train la st woek." lo two 'husband*. T hat should omted Out lisluy Hint |iallci nave "If Gl m arriages break up It irove th a t beauty I* pnly akin een working haul t o i 'th e p a -t * ill hr Tor one^reasim," he a*M. eep." seveial works in an effort to curb recklc** driving, hut added YAMAHIIITA TO DIF. 1 tlm t this still doe* not seem to * take rare of the situatinn. . WASHINGTON. Fell. 4. W>— ".Speeding, foully, bruke*. cure* *'he HuprcinO ' Court Unlay -te* lesuness and druiikcft driving are furejl to save Jap an eie General 'th e major raonex of thr»i- aerti nitii-mia from death on the galThe Seminole High School Cel­ dent»," Chief Williams Mini, and looJustice llm Ian Stone ery Fed* will tangle with the Dcpromised draslie aetion sg«l" -t ileitvi redi hief till" Court'* (! Ul 11 d®- Land Rulldtigs tumurrow-< nig ntglh t at those who violate the in Hit* rl*ion. the high School tit m i,Jt was raapecE announced toitay. A prelim inary tilt between th s I'o-I (Iflire A ttem pt Barred Ilaby Fad* and the Bulldogs ia *; ill British Marriages Are Okay Says Man Who Has Married 31,67^ Couples Five Automobile Accidents Occur During Weekend r Celery Fed - Bulldog Tilt Tomorrow Night West Says World Atlintic Bank Hidif- Phone 732 I LARAMIE, W y o r-T h e biggest industry, in Laramie i* cow*. Li the hearth of Ita people, the next m o il Im portant thing i* hasket balL Laram ie, which goee loony when Ih r U nivartity of WVnqiing team come* home from ita '1'freq u e n t l.arnatorm llng tour*, .m ight well claim to lie the beat basketboll town in the country. TorlrA»ith 10,000 population, It turn* out h alf th a t num ber for * game. I t's a glorious' Oceanian when | Coach Rtr Shefton’s Cowboys who won th e national 1college ch a n plonship in 1943 and are aiming fo r It again, play on tha Laramie coorti ___ __ The fa n i.'io m * attired In typic­ al ten-gallon hat* and cowbn; boats, make thfgytnnmilu.nL bulge, They maka it . rock- w ith abeer* Komenich, Ken Hailnr* when Milo-Komenich, or Jim W eir drive in for a bas­ ket. They groan with anguish when the opposition scores. —1 wa« -there-w hen- the.Cowboy*, a fte r compiling a ten-gam e win­ ning streak, earns'horns from an eastern invasion and lost on the home - c o u r t‘to the U tah Indians. The gloom a fte r the gam e was so thtric you eould hardly walk through It. H ires women who pushed past me In tha lobby werv crying softly. My cab driver’s jaw was sa g ­ ging and he wasn't wearing hi* cigaret well. He kept m uttering: "I ju*t can't believe It. No, sIF, I ju st don't see how they lost t i n t unr.M On the stree t corner by the hotel, three young men seemed oblivious of the bitterly cold wind blowring In fr&m the rahges north of town. T h iy -held their Over­ coats on tlifefr 4rin* and one nf them was saying:’ "I wonder what w»* the m atter with Komenich? He never nii**«d like that before." The crowd In the hotel bar was quiet. The bellboy said ma never knew them to roll up the side­ walks th a t early. When Wyoming; wip*—which Is usqplly —the reaction is ju st the opposite. Imramle really whoops it up. If you toqr the Wyoming cam ­ pus. the first thing they show you is the huge planue in the lobby of. the student Union build­ ing pV.‘»cnteiJ to the university by the sla te tn honor of the 11)1.1 national champion b n ' s k e t b a l l team . It trenni the signature of , Gov. L ester C. Hunt and all other J sta te officials. Hobby-soirirs*. on the campus i c u r v e th eir squeals for Knmeinch. When the handsome Cowboy center bangs one front the pivot IHMit, the pVactt becomes a bedlam. Rut audiences h ire arc ju*t generally appreciats. On the nil nf the Wyointng-Utah sweet-voiced co-ed sang the' half and not a soul w tnt out for a cigaret or a cqkf. A fter each ionjr. the wms »o U rrin e ; you'd h av t thought Wyoming ju tt score*! Ihe winning ifoal* ------------------------------------| FOR YOUR AUTOMOBILE! lturialled Floor Mats $6.00 Itotalled Seal Covers $12 & $15 Compile Units Sealed Beam Adapter $7.40 Radio Batteries $5.95 “Henry” Wax Job $5.00 Be sure with Pure SEMIN0LETIRE SHOP 0700 • 2400 Phone 37 201 North Park CONCRETE PRODUCTS . m * Concrete Pipe, Building Blocks, Ready-mixed Concrete, Septic Tanks, Concrete Fence Post, Well Curbs and Property Markers Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co. Phone 1241 Sanford, Florida. Wayne (Curley) Sm art, trainer diiver from Ueltwiw* O., h»» 3» tu ilter* and pkcer* under hi* caic at Macon, Ca. U asketbab t» )n IU 41st. season at N oire Dame. FLORIDA STATE * “ tu k a th es OPEN DAILY 12*45 P.M. LAST DAY! WASHING •DIAPERS •HOW ' H I 4 DOZ. PKGE. 8 9 « WITH FtUiHAWAYS U»E WCT PROOF MATA PANTS LANBYS DRUG STORE- M u 'f i l 'v ; — ——--------i- HELP WANTED J U. S. REGULAR ARMY 4 Main Office — Rutland Bldg., Orlando Retg. team at Sanford Court House February 14th and 2(Uh. ad: sponsored by ■.-1-r * THEY WERE EXPENDABLE lotnas R0BIPT MONIGOMiRY lUfiN WHTBf ' DONNA fJEp — TUES, — WED.I * L i: i ■............ A S tK e m iroer.i. • a sunaa scaiiN EXMSl- KNttl a“In dtW -* >* • a more l.k J . f th an y y :V. K ltf PUT MOM JO AM s a v in g o f u t r ^ — •_ xi-— -i— — (a |h e ■* i . s: / y ' - t - - -- t \ ^ ■ ..... ' { ** 1 -4 f -z \ : i ■ i . ' ■ “ seventy lV,K., inhni|)' -fit*. Jw.HV.-;. t JfS - KtfF SAVING t)S(D f ATS1 Don't fall down on this vital Job now. Even though food f.te arc point-free, ourooumry'i supply of J n d u tirU I fata ie lUU very low. Every Lit of used fat you turn In awcllt the supply. , . helps make more *osp and other peacetime product*! -* S Young Men 17 to 34 Inelttalv* Learn one of over 200 Skilled Jobs Food — Clothing — Quarters Furnished You cdltftol afford to mUa details of A Real Job Offered By The 1 I'fee s .ln tt ih-ciaiun wa* ilellvvreil was tentatively schcdulrd, -but tt wns doubtful If the gam e would NEW YORK n t l’Y. Feb. I . ; by j „ . u , vVIltkin IKuigWr. be played. (Hpecinll--W orld Seuuting fn. ■ x g reat future, say* Dr. Jnme« E. j West, Chief Seoul uf tin- tin y ' :RENCH CHAMP By Jack Sold Scout* of America, in a ►tnU-mem , * for Roy Scout Week. Feb. H twj 14, m arking the ItUh a n n iv ersary ; of th e movemsnt In America. H e; Is a member of the In tern atio n al; Scout Committee whirh ran iitiy met In London and w«« gM‘«t<"l by King G#or)tr VI. Dr. V ost'a stntemont fnllnw*1 "R ecently il wa. my trivlloge :o lak e p a rt In the first meeting . _ if the international Scout Com1 nit tee th a t It has te e n peMlble to hold at* years. W e met in London, which wa* still filled with iridences of the tirrlh le oideal of w ar. Aa a result o f the disf cuteiona of the members of the Internationa] Commlltae which rvresent th e Hoy Scouts of the m it. forid, 1 am confident th a t, world -<m u tin g facia a grekt future. We k a ta'u n lim ited opportunity before .is to help the youth of America and the youth df the world. * "JktriM r^th* war. Scout* gave abundant ‘avldinc* rjdsiu of th e vsiue of nerr .flonut training. Again an.l main m ilitary leader* in this and tutor c o u n lrla have statM l ith at former Scouts stood o u t by renso i * * . *t > F ti» lr. leadership ability, skills / 4. , Ue is F r e d o i and th e ir ehtracter. Amoag the O U iAfVM a t e o o woptes of the world U ltra te g reat | M p ^ f o a M e iif tw 1 a ^ J a a poeelbta we plan: -Adp -fapMlLBto a ta r i again our g r e a t world -to u t encampment* and we are iromoting world friendship among ha fkoula. of tke nation* vigor•ualy. Our theme fo r 1946, •‘Scout* of the W orld—Bulldlnt ! •■■■ i s 4 - i t? : , t - 1 Aa‘‘f •M'tA* ’• * M �— S 'I In Unfty Ther* Is Strength— To Frola-et Ih t Prucc of I hr Worldj To Prom ote the P roirr** of Amrrlt* To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. cloudy. rnnlim ird mild ihU after* n throueh Wrdnc-d#> «ith m»d»rale frt**h Hoolhra»l »iiid-. AN INDEPENDENT DAII.V NKWSPAIT.lt VOLUME XXXVII KI.OItIDA. .Tl'BSD.W . FEIIQI;AH\ Established 1908 Values ’in Men’s Club Speakers Support UNO And Call For S t r o n g World Police Force General agreement that a rebirth of moral and spirit­ ual values throughout the entire world is essential to the preservation of peace was voiced by five prominent speakers us well as by those who entered into the dis­ cussion from the floor, at ;a Joint meeting o f the men's duba of Sanford'* churche* held Ia»t night a t the Episcopal ParUh Houxe. A belief th a t the United N a­ tion* O rganisation I* f step in the right direction, deserve* the undivided support of American and world public opinion and should be backed up by a strong ,international police force, w as also generally expressed. S e v e r a l speakers emphasized the impor­ tance of the United S tates re­ maining well armed until the peace of the world Is fully a s ­ sured. The ItL Itev, Henry Louttft Suffragan lllshop of the South Florida Diocese of the Episcopal Church, toundrd the keynote of the meeting when he said, "Our failure a fte r the flret World W ar was th a t wo didn't convert Japan to the gospel of Jesu* Christ. But wc could hnve done H, and we ca iu still do it." The confervmw of the men’e club* was arranged -by Randall Chase as program chairm an for tha Men's Club of the Episcopal Church of which W.A. 'u iK .V , who presided over the meeting, i* president. Brig. General Joseph -C. Hutchison served as m a ile r of i m e monle* and Introduced the speakers including Senator UF. Doyfc, H.H, Coleman. Fred R. Senator Boyle, who served in UNO Secretary Associated Press (.cased Wir'd Mac A rth u rls!Yukon Rescue Further AheadOIPlan ‘Ships Hindered To CutForceo By Snows tor mi Charges Hurled At A _I l / i n n , <4 t _______ r \ ' i /, .. 1 On l y ( 203,817 A r m y Coast G uart! Cutter 1 ' Officers A nd En-: Ce dar Attempting: l i s t e d Personnel i To Remove More Of Remain In J a p a n : ’ S h i p ’s Passengers Pauley Put His Own Poeketbook Al>ove Public Says Congressman TOKYO. Feb. 6. ,! TOKYO, 5. (rF) UV)— General SKd . M scA rthur Is ahead of schedule p 3 m | Jon hi» announced program to 1 " .c u t United S ta te , occupational ‘ ' “ /orcex In J a p a n , to 200,000 men ! rV trrn jin six m juth*. Jib * • Tl-c i;x month# p erio t hit* not ■..jtiour I yet extitre-l and thsrv nn'i rn> j [lay. , l/>nly 203,811 American -offtier< t'C n sit and cn)i,t»d m ea/In Ja n in . T hat ing t< figure includcw A y Air I ' tcc . and ot At it* max Amlin strength, i h « j t '\ t n k American occupation for t* prohs* ) fort. Hv numbered 480,00'!. Tins e x a c t. The figure i« not available. T hat « u dnyli;;! ” hen troop# were ponrintr i n 1 from the Philippine* nmt • erther A ft tli I Prrifle i-lsAd bancs. | bo . mi ‘ Since Japan'* aurrtmdet five Coa*l ; month* ago, General MacArthiu- j Kelchi hits sent home 324,820 Pacific j all of ^ veterans under' the |»oint ills- j were rrtarge system . saved. ?um ri*n was expressed In offi* ’ nien “ d a l Washington when M aM rth u r J AH annouticed on Sept. 17 th a t h e ' &jUt' p NORWEGIAN Foreign Minister rx|>eeted to reduce the o tcupulim , Dr. T rygve Helvoan Lie (above) force to 2(81,00(1 Aten within si x, " " month*. President Trurnun -aid t . w*t nominated unanimous!*' by lie had not known about it. ft.i> *i the UNQ Security Council in .State D epartm ent comnimiled that al*o I London for the post of Sec retar y- *uch a cut must 'not interfere loaned tieneral of the United Nation* with the Army'* function ae an 1,1 Organization. All that is needed irmtrument to carry-(out the n .iu 1e n v rum i* formal approval by the , palion policy which U d c ilruction t....... . General Assembly, The important ‘ of Japan'* will to make war. jchlldrv post I* reported to nay $10,000 ] During the five month* of * r''1*'• a year. (International) occupation there ha* not hoc- .t ■*"" ' ; single incident of resistance. l1" ’" , Men and officer* go about tin11 armed except for m ctnlw u of the •'*'v‘ M ilitary Pollco Corps vs Io n .on So duty. m SI l t only r WASHINGTON, Feb. S.— (AP) — F urther uccusutiona * were, hurled today at Edwin \V. Pauley, the t ’allfornia nil _ niun .PxtiHldent— Truman has nominated fur undersecretary of the Navy. AifiUit. tieimtor Charles Tobey of New Hampshire nti* s fitness. itiekcd the nominee's T he New llum pshtie iti-|ml>licnn .JtvlarvM tt.at Pauley had "p u t hi* own porkethook iilxive the public interest." Tobey made jh n t accusation in commenting on I’nul^y'* alleged opposition to the filing of a government Tideland •d suit in California. Tobey spoke In-fore the Senate Naval Committee which i* con­ sidering Pauley'* appointment. Tho comm it lee »t the -nine time voted to strike from its records the name* of two formor (tail* fornia legislator* who had been >icO,.c.l ot having workeil lo r 1'nuley'* ml rompol't • lte]iri-M-nlntivc I’ecil King and reprvsentative Join, Finn* were ihr icgistntor* named by John rackard. I.o* Angete* attorney, in a letter read '■> toe committee v r - t e r .toy Greenwich Plans ' Stormy Session Over UNO Site L B. Mann Advocates Program To Prevent Glrtfed Celery M arkets PrujjOM'h < ication 0 ! J.TIHMIOO Fund To Huy I p t i'iui*\ Ami Remove It When "v;; »-At •*■ Kcr tuiu' f ’onifesied Committee Head Says Affected R e p o r t ,-ttaaMawee O* t X u K .e t . , i I mil lull t-f a linit indb-m liollar fond with which t" I"I1 up Cel ' ’ ' v on a stiiti-vvi.il- l.avi-% and re* W A SIU N TiToN . IV*». i/I* / k , , ' I ' n i ' m i t f l l I ( I 'l V H '" " V I* from the inurki-l when glutted, and when tl- puce is ilef'n p t, I. F »*f ilu* U iu UhI D l l l L * n i H U « M ! . t Stutt^N Nav v i hIuv tol*l t I > ,s H n i r - (Mvsed «« ot present, wu» tml ly irreiiaional iitv^tiKuion that hi* A I l L M I i t I : i t I H l ! \ propornl hy I. It Mann, himself undertook the eampaigft to rU'ilf Admiral Kimimd of the hlnnte for I'l’arl *»ta lih uw it •nit la! iv •• and w»tlmin k lm m fl' Vnow h«d^»* Thf tVftfl Mitl 'i a.ttnr*K paid .1 Growers Refuse Ptari T o . Destroy 40 Percent Of Crop Failure of 00 percent of thw celery growers of- the sta te to approve a proposal of the ceiety division of the Florida Vegetable .Com m ittee to plow up 40 percent of celery planted prior to Dec. I resulted In defeat of the measure following a canvass of growers during the past week, it was re­ ported by the Committee today. Only two thirds of the grow ers' in the Sanford-Ovitdo and Belle % Glades section* favored the pro­ posal, according to member* of the local celery com mittee of * which" P erry W hitehurst is chair­ man. * The celery division will meet Thursday, Keb. 7. a t Avon Park to discuss some form of Federal m arketing agreem ent. Local ahippars today expressed the opinion th a t due to the time factor, no such agreem ent could be put Into effect during the present season. *’ . ATLANTA, Fab. %. ( A v - Four charges of unfair labor practice* u defined by tha Wagner Act * have been f lM a t Atlanta by a A &t- Petersburg local of the lnter• national Typographical Unloq. Tho charges. M i l boon fUod against the taro 8L IVtersburg dally new* pap«'r* and their affil­ iate. News Printing, Ine. t.Tloi chargee wore certified to Iho Ton th Regional-OWco o f the - National Labor Halation* Hoard - S i , a f t if field examiner Theodore Allleoo had made a preliminary toveeUfatlon at the St. PeUm. bar* pianto; Chargae deelara that g te the near* plants dom Inated- csr W interfered with the formation and administration of a tabor organi- , hlhtl i «| ktiu- ij did iiiit kiir' A John Keifer Vaughn, d l ye»> old pioneer resident of Hanford, died nl the local hoi filial ul 9 f>'< . P. M. Monday following an illne** ♦ of several year*. Horn Oct. 1, 1881 in Hartwell On. Mr. Vaughn hail lived here for the pa»l 40 year* and for ’ n number of yeat* operated th-; Vaughn Tr.m»(*t Company. I' ‘ resided nt 260lv (ienevu Avenu' | Survlvnrs incltule the wld<>» ' and one ilauvhter Mr*. FI. J. Ty , vter of Sanford; one son, Flat I Vaughn of Lake M ary; one brother, John Samuel Vaughn, [ Union Files Labor Charges Against Plaiis To Place NAS On Caretaker . Status Revealed M -Sgi Dan Brain&rd Is Back After U. S. Army Service In European Area former M /Rgt Dsn Bralaan tokout* hurler with the Sanford of the Florida State Lei e. hack in 10J7 and husband ef Carolyn Diggers, has relumed te th* Unltdd State* and baen dis­ charged from tha United States Army after aarving 18 '-months with the Con>* of Engineer* In the Europeen Theater of Optratkro* S g t Brainsrd entered the armed • membership In th* ITU. [ th a t the plante refused U forces Jan. (S, 1948 and was sent a In collectively with Lock to Camp Beale, Calif, for basic and interfered, r*«trainee training. Ha- later received ad- coerFed In exeretoe of am tea rights. ’ it SL FeUrohjirg paper* tr tr , have bitted a sUtemen during the win tar in the Calnpf* nla-Aritone maneuver area, Bgt, Brsfnard underwent special trainlag a t the Normoyle OrdaaMe period o f service- there, h# waa assignment to the <942nd Engineec Combat Intelligence Team and attt> the III Corps o f the Third United States A m y . Before entering Belgium, laixembourg and Germany for further sendee, he underwent a h week* of en g l­ itter training (ft Faria. flg t Dralnard declared that hi# moot Interesting experience was tha capture of the lUmagen ^bridge across tha Rhine R im which climaxed .the RhiheUnd Campsign. Brainard'a team. In addition to aiding In the captura o f the structure, also ramoved the axploiive charge* which aura placed there by the retreatIng N eil force*. Urslntnl sailed for America aboaM th* United 8 late* Army rlando Group Will Meet With Jaycees 8X T t ' t o ^ r t BUhop o r o r u n ^ S ^ T h i . ^ n l n y y ^ '^ kot of the Florida Junl ir . p u rjnir B (to days tm ber of Commerce In j t (t, r March I, the caretak er organising, promoting end envroiil.l provide th a t fire ring J a m a orKanlwatlona. will ,fCtlon u maintained and tl,.. presertt at the m eeting of the ^ atnUnan(.v of , ht. grounds and ninole County Junior I.uihllng* 1* continued. Comroerte tomorrow night a t , , n add,tloni he , , 1,1* 1. the ntaCUy HalL -- tlon would be put In readiness 4r. Bishop will h«ad a ‘k J 'T 1' t 0 tu rn over to the Reconstnif1 consisting of membera of the t, F(n, nce Corporation when ando Jaycees, coming here for ,t , dM ,nr(<) , UITlu* a t any : ^ Urns between. May l • # * * * * . By th e middle of the m onth the station enlisted personnel will have been reduced to 160 mon, he announced. All air crewm an shortly wHl be tran sferred Jo other Naval activities. “ T f J l l S X , m .n .u »,r p.l|*d, docked recently In New York. He he woe sent to Camp Swift, Tex. was discharged Sunday sftemoon n EH RIBS IN IIARDEE at Camp Blinding. He la currently under contract with the Milwaukee WAUCtIULA, ^1*. (S p eeU D Brewers of th* American Associa­ llardoe County has 200 aero* ol tion end th* six foot four inch strawberries this season, about double last, year's - acreage, ac­ cording to County Agent E . II. Interest CAN MANY* HOGS WET4AH1TCHKA, FI*. (Bpe ria l)— Gulf County farm penpis canned or cured a to ta l ni 100 hog* during the peat month according to -Miss Wilma A lso Anderson Joins Truman In Request To Extend Food Subsidies, Price Controls by Seim lm I ola-) On a motion of Senator llncnl Walsh of M assarhuxellv Naval comrnillee chairman, tbeii name* were removed fr«ni tin* record Walsh s.ai,l the statement* concerning them were hearsay evidence. Manwhilr, anotner Trum an nomination came today before the Senate Hanking Committee. 1 he nomination i* Unit of Commodore James K. Yardman, Jr., now Mr. T rum an’* Naval ntdr, to be a uiruitbei of itie Federal Reserve System Hoard ot Covernor*. The banking com ml lire votrd for a rfo-icd ■door ihi|Ulry is-futr a sub­ committee Tin- banking comrtlltlee aisn ii«laved idiiMderatn-ii of the nomi­ nation of another presidential adviser, lieorgc E. Allen, to a I*, -ycai term «* a director of the I.econstrucUon, Finance Corporntioii. Cpl. Lodge Is Home Alter Pacitic Duty \\itli Marine Corps < pi Jr*Ve C, I.'"!gi*. l!3MC, son i>f Mr and Mr*. M J Lodge, reluim-d hctnic Sunday after tei-eiving hi* tiixchargr at Camp l.e JeUnc, New River. N. C. He j;ijli*ted in Dm Murine Corps on Apr. 30, 1943. and trained t l P am * Islsmi. ft. C. lie later went lit Pesil lla tb n r with the Ninth Division of the Third Ma­ nn,- Dtviiion. In the latter part of January, tltli- he wav -rut to Kmwatu in th,. Solomon*, a Naval have where mativ ship* w eir iM-ntg pul (It readme** for tin- u-vauU on tiuain. He - 1 eul tin- follow ing nine month* at tiunin where he -sw Action. Given a chante to go to Japan with his unit, he took the a lte r­ nate choice of going Inline, lie said, ami on Jan. 1*4, landed nt I *mg Reach on the Aircraft C ar­ rier Hunker Hill. He Mopped t» talk with Jim S jcnrer, Navy veteran, in front of the Lodge Grocery in) Second Slret-I, till* mo ning’, and they Uith agreed the u vya> no place ijuite like Florid i In’ live in, and th s t they wouldn't trade , the state for all the other 47. Cpl. I^rdgs said th at he planned to h,. associated with hi* father in. the grocery business. II* de­ clared he hud gained 28 poumi* in the last two month* after being changed from field to Navy r a ­ tion* and that now- hr waa getting much pleasure from hi* mother'* home cooking. BOOSTER TRUCK PAINTED The city "booster" truck unon which firemen workrd a long lime to Install equipment to combat grass fires recently was given ••vera! coals of red paint. New rear spring* are to be added, also a hand rail. The truck car­ ries 7D0 feet of two and a half Inoh hose, -200 feet of one and a half Inch hose and 180 feet of three quarter inch hose. It also hat a small booster hose with vapor noxtle. WOODMEN MEET TONIGHT The Woodmen of th* World w ill'm eet tonight at 7:30 o'clock at tS#? woodman llsll located at ltd South Park Avenue. BRRTLBtON 18 DISCHARGED •RM 3 /e Billy R. Uertleeon ol MOB Laurel Avenue has been honorably discharged from the United States Navy, an-ordint te � 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 04, 1946; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c442894e8d326291033aded1db9bee0e.pdf 13aa98e46bc57c48cc916989210e5ecf PDF Text Text \X * { *1' < v PACK K lfiH T ' - l ..:: • ...... - W" THURSDAYt JANUARY 31, 19^ U SANFORD. FLOIHDA KENTUCKY” CENTER Where Customers Send Their Friends1 HOME CONTROLLED'* 2QI gait Finil Strwt Sanford. Florjdjt 8-Pc. QUALITY Friday and Saturday ENSEMBLE jo/vfSS xVJ ‘j x - F o o f rtw e- irtOH C W f£ R o f OF W ja lr m . Ii f tJtfOMS AU. o?- tie'coffas a t a m i &h SCMocn- v’CHTfeR Al'^ACtA*4^ d'dn’t fla y n game. Hut there k m Jot, probably lh« itrrateit Yank:* htro alar* Hobo Iluth'a heyday,, working •>’»t a month ahead o f wheduTe, riding ______ ________ a bike; running _u half mile around he N VAC. Indoor track, pulling I Iwo oara on a rowing mncUn * ; and all engthening hi* lean in a contraption that looked like .ant antiquated electric rhair. Th i photographer naked IHMag,tio to (mile. Joe obliged and tlx1 lenaman got a good at el. "H ey! Walt' a minute. Those kid* all over the counlty will think thia U n lot of fun for me. | N o more amilfng picture*. Thu in nerloua with me. If nny of thin aluff I'm doing make* a |ictiire,' okay. But no smiling." An'd Joe was srrioua. Kxpccte<l to figurh In a three-cornered fight for the American League hatting rhamplonahip with Ted William* DiMatftfio Acts Like Rookie But Is Very Serious Over Return COMPLETE inviting liehuty, rcntfiil nrnifttrl . . Knmf'T i'r fm l m n-al navfngn for O O ® O .Mitwih'e Innentpring Sofn Lou n ge ( hair In Mulch N ic ely S tyled Lamp Table Knd T a b le In .Match for ONLY in Ihl.s ta s te fu lly assembled livijig rnnni tie en tire o u t fit ! H ere’.* whul you g e l : — • llookcaae in- Walnut Fininh • IttKimy Cocktail Table • 1-arge Smoker • Smart Occn.dunnl Chair G O O D r.VFN M o/ M is s s n o o t y . 'C 1 MISS f:.?£NDA s snooty VOU WERE ENGAGED TO A MR. BURV^E. i---D W IN F IE L D .•(-----' WE R E STILL ENGAGED* 1 th a n k : BP Svou.'Ha TViEPE'S A l HTLES MATTE!? OF A RING he g ave a h b m - SMOKED SAUSAGE SKINLESS WEINERS BRAINS lb. 15c SWEETBREADS lb. 39c CALF LIVER lb.65c FRFSH PORK: Try Browns, HAMS, Whole lb. 35c For A Tasty Pie lb. 32c MINCE MEAT lb. 23c SHANK Half SHOULDERS lb. 32c CHEESE 1# lb. 44c iSAUER KRAUT 60c o llT E tl Phone \'£l F IN A N C E C O M P A N Y ' L you/- « ------ 1 CABBAGE CARROTS 2 Bunches I5c POTATOES 10 - lbs.. 36c rifO M («U . ■ f c * 1 I R E G R E T , I'LL HAVE fD - Lv»; I A S K . VOU F O R THE j p ^ W I T U WHY THE E ^ ^ f lp iE A S U Bur NEVEI? ilnllurd’H Obellak H M r— t R A i P F O ^ J * r— iCOFFEE 'SAUCE By PAUL ROBINSON WHAT5 V GIMME A HAND1— THE GAG ?) WITH THIS MAKE UR rj— 21— \rVE GOT A r--------I S lo o p/nr m l ' S IDEA .'l ___ VOU M E A N togeft - YOLR- [ R IN G S YEAH.'- FROM BRENDA* 1-U.ACT L*KE I'M THE- «=* FINANCE COMFVXNY-'HOW ■ _ ■ -i DO I L O O T BAOC.*] r CLEANER I’L L G IVE M E R A L W e ABOUT S m o t p a v i n g THE IN S T A LM E N TS I A N D IVE CO M E TCI T A K E f— T 5 ^ ; THE R IN G / G E T TVC 1 ID E A r — 7 TCL. DRIVE ^ r P VOU,5 IVORY SNOW TERRIFIC Beans .... 3 cans .... 25c i .^ .s-p u a Pka. ICream Cheese.... 10c I lGHt CALL MEMEAGHER MY NAME'S WESLEY HALe T i EACHER, IMC AN QO A RIGHT SMART I HEARP THIS IHATS NEEPS A - - RIGHT. TrtO. a------:------------— --------- / YOU'RE A COMPROMISEuWESlK I'M ONLY HIRIN'YOU TO PLEASE MY NIECE, PRISCILLA. EVER VO ANY TEACH IN' BEFORE ^ TCR s b M E OFTWB BOYS HAP A m ? HABIT OF SWIPIN' CUPS O' PEERjX'lAtieHt^Mglffaar. Mm i .a a i . mi -a i Milk .. 2 tall cans 15c liah .a aalait Dresing lG-oz. ja r 15c Peanut Butter... .. 17c ■r, ijar*q LaaOi Meat Treet.. 12-o* can .. 34c a*Uvr*a ( m i i > . . Catsup 14-6z btL 18c '■far^.^aa-aa j i * k «. Chocolate Syrup l 27c ’*•*!»•« tat 2 cans >. 25c WQNPER WHAT LUCK WESLEY HALE } HAVING/ G€TTlNG THE JOB AS . OWNgTAMER FORj y ----------■< MAYBE BETTER ME RIPE INTO TOWN, TRY ID SEE •e« '/nn--- —7r NO.TONTO.ITHINK HEU LOOK K i m ‘ . V - ,e 2-Ib. ja r 55c J j Prune J u ice . . q t . . 25c i El Whole M ilk . .. 25c Robbing Alcohol 15« C o ^ .. No. 2 can. �V” * Tv ‘ •TVC-P- J’• ' *• , : * V*. * THE WEATHER In Unity There Is Strength— To I’ r t lK l the Peace of the World; To Promote the Progress of America; To Produce Prosperity for Hanford. Peril) cloud) north portion, mostly mulh portion* lodaj, tonight and da) with light «ho»rr* extreme today. Cojdcr north, cooler south and tonight. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEM VOLUME XXXVII SANFORD, FLORIDA, EiiTkblhhed 1908 FRIDAY. FEBRUARY I. 1916 cloudy Satur* aoulh today ■-a ■i NUMBER 98. Associated Press I/eased Wire \ I Beven Urges |______ Judge Gets Kiss From Winner UNO Decision £ Kai-Shek May Step Down As {Chinese Head < fc Russia Claims White .T e rro r Exists In Greece And Orders Removal Of Forces Says He Will Not Re­ gret Turning Stat£ O v e r To National All-Party Assembly! ' LONDON* Feb. 1, (A P )— j British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bcvin has demanded that the UNO Security Coun* cil give n yea or no verdict on a Russian charge against BHtain. The United Nations — w as told by the .Soviet i^ Union' that British Troopa -V i Greece were endangering r'TCternatlona1 peace. Vice Conim iliar Andrei Viahimky told the Council that the British fore** i*tr« contributing to disorder in Greece. He dehianded the quick and unconditional withdrawal of the British. In hla response, Ilevln charged that the danger to the peace of the World waa incessant propa­ ganda from Mosoow with no sign of friendship. • ------------------------ * LONDON, Keb. I, (/I*)— Russia today chnrjted before the United Nations Security Council that a white terror axistV in Greece. And the Soviet* charged further .■ that British troops in - Greece genre to support anti-democratic, reactionary elements. Vishinsky .mid that he heard today from Athens concerning, J‘a new- outbreak of Fascist sBerror in Athens and on the f ilalns outside the city during he last few days." Vlshlnsky'i information waa that bandits broke up workers' meetings, and (were helped by police henchmen o f a monarchist group, Claims N ew Japanese Constitution Planned % r"~' NOBODY CALLED A 'FOUL when N.A. Dtinldoff, former Russian prince, clnimrd a kiss from his wife after she and her huskies won the 12 -milo sled dog race he was judging at Fitzwllllnm, N.H. Led by, "Panda", shown with her, Mrs, Denldoff'* Siberian* covered the course in rcro weathrr in one hour, three minute*, fifteen secoiiit*. j ■ (International) Whitehurst Asks Celery Growers To Plow Up 40 Percent Of Crops CHUNGKING. Keh. I. |/P>— Genernlissinro Chi,mg Kni-Shtk said today he thinks it passible his Irni’ r hip of Chinn is drawin*; •■* end after IS years at the helm of one of Asia’s most ponnlout v ’loitrles. Tills is tliA l>eli*f of r’htang . following the end of the All- ‘ China political Unity Conference whleh drew the blueprint fur the emergence of the Chinese m a peaceful, prosperous solid ".V ion, t'hiang said he liclieves this Is all to the good and i* something h* has strtvrd for e n* stoutly, t'hianir"declare* fort rer |hr wilt have* no legrets pi step­ ping down from the ticlm to tun Vvei the strip of stale to a liM* tiomil. ail-pal tv assembly. He de­ clares that whether he i* in nr out of the government, he wilt continue to *trive.,for peace and solidarity fur China. A* a result. Cliiaiig has'plc lgtd tn see to n that all i ie (itleaching deeision* i»f the tl illy confeience me carried out Th—,# include free and iqien activities by all political parties in China; national notion of the arinvif.. nationwide edmpuison eil . ilioi, L IN IN '' 1 HE DECKS of the g 11 V t 'HilVtf ferulr- .tn.I uhiliiiru *■f \titvtn»u ‘ pm h union litul rninmidt i 11nt Ui MmitVAhtir l hhm*. mini!■♦•'! two left s . mi lihnnifitoii,■ I ftifliirot f.*t tin* I S II oin mumat IfHttf | i *f*uui ul |p t h* \i gfiit i mu plottg hivl I lt|-*»t*gt* hrttt v t'hmi En Leii — nlxo hug, r j ‘ M «t o^uitl lhr clock jtrcstril hiiju* “for rhinoV future* ha m tfiult **f the ui'ity ttmferenrt* I'hou fur unr thing, h<* l>fllpvrh Iherr v%»|| In* no more civil Mr if* in rhinn unit tli*tliir«*s the nwiie't' i tiiiummisl jmity i% fully prepAii**! tn curry out every minglr nfrci-mem rrnrh^l at tho conference Miami Begins Drive F o r Mercy Hospital jhop» win i..t, that no* h« w0Utd _________ i^ke to offer hie services to hie hitI fAM I, Feb. 1 ,. It/TT— A UUIIMi build- |'country and stale .a*, a legislative t H I 1» ■ TH. 1 ff ( + -ing fund campaign fo r'a $2 ,000,^ j 0‘ Oj.'er* •' • *“Sw ntercy hospital to he built t 1 " view of a along Bi/rnync Hay was begun ;h»* the countgc 1 today. The mayors of all I I . } » " » withdrawn municipalities in Dad# Couniy 111) his f“ Tor; ” r ..: , endorsed the campaign andil’ le of Seminole county see fit to m e hoepltal in a Joint proclama- ! ••'*1 him to the legislature to r#F■reirent them, I hope they will eon rolleagu* m arr°of*the'drive ‘ n T r a y s ^ lh i ^Uh h7m'from .Group 1 to matr of the drive. Ho_ aaye th <eprf) wjt), ^jm w(,„ ^ ,]«pfnhospital, IU school of nursing, dable, capable and honest; one equipment, and furnishing* will who won't amlie.'In your face and represent an Investment of be­ at tha same time, try to itab you tween $1,600,000 to 13.000,000. back. It will have 300 outside rooms In tha " I want to thank tha cll* and will be the moet modem Irens of Seminole Count) Institution of ita kind In th* for their support the last South. four yeara. and I ahall make a further report of my ser­ vices a Utile later on. N A V Y MEN DISCHARGED In a statement l*o e d this ' - -~r— morning, Mr. Odham thanked Mr. Three Sanford men nave been Mann for his complimentary rodischarged from the United States marks amt renewed his pledge lo Navy, according to Information endeavor to ascertain the wishes amt to propose and support any - received‘ from tha Naval personnel of tho reals#* and not tho clausa Separation Canter, Jacksonville. IvglslaUon that will best serve tho They are: B ile Clydf J«kaon, Jr^ interests o f tho cltixens of this and tho 8tato o f Florida, Box 800. Route I ; B iU Alfred countyu-----------------------Asbmoa, general delivery and W r U l l e Jamea C, LaM Vi Box PU PILS COLLECT CLOTHING 331-B, poute 2, - ) T i * * 1. * ! , * , i .v —■ — School children who have boon \ . . . . . . •• v devoting th«lr onsrgtso lo tbs rocsntly completed March or Lfcorow MKBT8 MONDAY Dhnoa campaign, will now j m extra tlm* and effort to collect­ ing clothing fo r tho “ Victory Clothing CoDocUon," designed for “ • " d" r -*• ovonoM relief, It waa announced thia morning by 8upt. T. W. • located on the Lawton. Residents are urged to to on announesmoat go through closets, bureau drawj«dr,‘ Jock Rocco. Ha ». . , . j l all veterana here for tha or*. attics and cellars, and to Brooklyn Dodger h— shall school look In every trunk and cheat for clothing to donate i ; i n Invited to cm r court to d at ----------- Duo to the llln#s# o f Judge O. ShorefL'Wgre will bo no no * ,'«'*■ n| the lIMfi ffi'tish 'cimt\r, us tin* -hip few in thrii bunks t' - « i • no.1 i"ii-e- sink i li fm nut miini ................. ______ ___ _____ -,,, WASHINGTON. Keb l. i.Tb— ‘ Strike negotiations seem to be getting nowhere fast ott ait major fronts, despite Adoiinistrntissu rfforts to find H -tltnion to lits- nation's must perpicsing problem, The government is -pottsoring a third confeience in the General Motor* tioup today The session will tic held at J I' \J.. Ksrtrfli Time, to lletrnit amt will ire as * Mr “'J-'^mch''1 Allied Head To Aid Former Police ( ijiuniissioner Lewi.s Valentine Lux Green And Henry Burch Qualify Just Application For Sugar Available *W “ w’ waww - » ""LSi'.'S- 1 C L E V E L A N D ^ Fob. 1,— C om m itoc cbuirm nii o f the Brothorhtx>il o f Loco-, m otive E n gin eer* have nil to rile d a ht r i k e vo te am ong the union’* m em ber__ T h e broth erlu n xl—has 178.000 members. T h e head o f j the brotherhood, A lvn n tey Johnson, ea rlier had p red ict­ ed that if such a strike should •be called, it would parnlyie the nation's railroads The Ilrotherhuod of Railroad Trainmen already Is pulling it* 216,000 member* on the question of a strike. Result* nre ovpeeleti to be compiled about Feb. 10. Both brotherhoods are de­ manding wage inctea-e* anil changes in working lulus front the nation's railroads.. -*r -—- «• - . . (AP)— Four Way Race MacArihur Requests More Experts Develops Today To Set Up Felice Force In Japan 'yi% For Senate Seat I hree I'cnnsylvauiuns Singled Out By Rep, Si. B. Mann Withdraws draws From Fron | islativc Race * ' ™~i" ‘ntlonr fuH0UKl' °r lMuf|n»VrU"mte'rf 1 D. YV. Short Services 10 Ik* *f01(1 vSunday Veterans Service V i n i n g Re - Enlists In Naval Service J Government Sponsors ■ ■ ■M I T h i r d Oyifcrence i In Generui Motors 7JTDny DlTWalkoiit ‘Nursery Ship* heaves England For New York a* ■* prr«l<Irnt, C ; K U iUon. a nd the d o Auto t'ninn's piesnlenl, J. Thomas, will not lie present, is unlikely that (he wage or =other top issues will be settled, i Thoms* left yesterday's session with the announcement he would ■ not return until 0M gives soma Celery growers of the Nnnfonl A m e r i c a n L e g io n i indication that it wants to settle Oviedo section are today request j the 7.1-day-old walkout. So the S h a r p ly A tta c k s union will l>* represented today chairman of the celery divDt.n i by Vies President Hairy Andero f the Florida Vegetable 'Coinmill"h \ < r. Keti I td*i - General son. Special Ktslarwl Madiator tee t»-agTC>* i t plow vp i t pttnjnl V e te ra n s A g e n c y j ^ B e f o r e D e a d lin e . M e n ’s (H u b s l ) f Mar Arthur pn- ii*kei| fin d jd i'' J».',ios U bi+f 'said ni,c nr the of propoeeti cutting!. In en effort i n*ttlHU#«l lha P*br I iouhI I.i w ,-rifii|t'ein*Hl e*|wirs! to relieve the depressed condition WASHINGTON. Feb. I. <A'>— ' fl'Hii f'"' United Klntf. In assist A L o r a l C h o .c h c s lo o f the celery market. At least Th# American Legion has come i.'iuu-i New \ "ik- l*«di> e Gini90 percent of prowers must ngr-*o OUt with n sharp atta> k on the' :,s ilevelopwl ,ti Kloiiila fni the j " ii—mnri I i-wls \ .ili-ntill,, m setH an d U rg esS or there will lw> no plowing up of Veterans, Administration, and (* ' nilcd Senate sent, H a v e J o in t M e e t in g j up n modem police force in R u t h celery. |dr demnndtfig that Congress Invest INear *he end of tin- noon dead- i Japan. This en _ is in accordance with the (I g»te the ngeney. The legion i line in Tallniui»«er for qunlificnE d u c a tio n \ joint meeting .if tin Men throe Penn») |i nnnitis iiavr hern H e a l t h followjng rrconimendatinn made Jclaims that Veteran* Admiuistrn-; of candidalr., fm most slate rIuhs »»f several I'lttttcJ ' tn Sit' ingled out t'j the Aflieil stfpreuie § Ch o o l P U p jlS by th4 celery,division^ at lie meet- tiqn hospitals are badly erowdyd, . " d district office. Lev Green Ing yesterday in lakeland: while thousand* of bed* in Army : * & n U a S , ' v " ! » tt,li,i ' r ' f ' M,;," u>hr i r ,i„ , r ; ......" T h r , .... :>“ *• *,f mr" r t J I 1 u P ||h "Beginning Monday morning, hospitals are not being used. I irorlaadn made last minute U l r l w l S J ' T " V "" ! . " T mIU.* JfI|ihU fo» '" r ---------fee 1??' i’i* 'Ins c" M '' fo' .prrltnU ' ' " u,,U , MlR "‘ h Hand. »u|M>rv,*nr -.f Feb. 4, 19441.* and continuing *nys that application* of more i i" The race against former Gov- S. " r “ 1' V 1 ll.'h nu 1lIU'lll 1* II'Ihilndrlplua hIjeft l|thm'w the (rmhers of Semimde County. ...................... . ' •»' 1 In I. s 'I'fim* " '" Ihr through Sunday night. Feb. 17. than UWW) needy vetemnn fi*r ■inor Kpes»aid llnllund and Mt* mi»ft((iiu>i ru M»* niiuh- to jolviuirt' %afrt \ ! ha* urgnl all teacher* to inject each grower who cuts celery dur­ huRpItaliEation have yet to In* ' 1 lu Ruse Itnifi They all *rek ,f ftlllll'w it. r.eli. e < 1 ‘mil' Mnl»m v 'i into fheir reipuUr »choo| curricu ing this period shall disc or plow proce»ned, * mitialtoit I** the p*M*t front ^ i ho pto^iunt i' 1 * ** .j iHUMeit..•e i . if U iIIm■1iii nut) thr - Im" « p r u R r a r n d e n l i f r i n i t o h r i l n i iliw* tiwpimi i 40^ of ni* proposed cutting*. >P« The HHine rninpliunY )* tvmde *hich Scnttl >*i i li.irlrw AnJri'Uh ,l I VI n 141«•r . f I'i • 1 ,fiii En atrr | ) th. i'walth and living *miiin om U ret lie *t 11.*• mil nf ht» It *111•trm u 1 i " • " w T l ® celery to In* tl«3»tn»y«*fl ahall with »oppeel to ntore than MNi ill'! In i 1 Smith, 1^"f i Hr thililien anil families in -v I *. i • . ' !•••*»«*» i*l .Ltwfph » IL,' ■ be of the name type, \ariel >» j: |;|||| npptieAttuiiia for edurAtitaii situI I 1mevti t**« **i If Hrci»*i■*» ■ .1 Win I"nl tain*»'ti |conjunct ion with plan* ircrnllv Thtp Itcjmliln mu .Srn.tU* nomifiH- ll,l"h,,le .'fimli t Ll^i-i ■ II ^ I quality ami a»ce. and in the Mine | lrJlinil1K under the lil HiU of hit t, i ■■ n--i these njt hhci| h\ Hi F*Mink ljuill man block, that h»rve*iteiL I hr The Legimi chmge» that ■ ii hax goo. umniHcwird to J 7 " 1 11 11 ' ' 1 ,r ,\\I'll.l I'HIn in i i1"Us r In*!- VI." Atthii, iJnntor »if the public health a f" th< W u r" ' ' destruction nuh*t take place diir- . frsilt$rt* of the veterans agency to »U lT > Schml ..f tid im '-v illi*, w h o y^sl would like to have the Civilian Vice ing the day in which the balance olitain ndniuatr medical lecurii* iia lifie d JUAt lx?fun* th e iumxi A 'lil I and IV a rl Ih irlm i “ The Sfinllwlt County TuhVrWilson and Kdw in Shiiili»l..r will I | n soimil I im i.m " f the War is khipped. from the Army and Navy i* j deadline today diimihff tin* mure n m n i frulurc*. hepnrtmr t M4vk *»ut other* with culofliw ami llrnlth AaunciAtiuti "The Florida Vegetable Com- holding up compensation for more t The qualification of Green has, at my RUggfntion. <irilrrnl a mittee la askeil to furnish field than 300,000 disability cases. (veteran Congressman who sur- f i tiju I'rnil llnihur t«« tin pii^rnt. jdmlhjr. «|iu*l»f i* iitn>ii*• Hr ifau h anwlv't', |»oh* r nnd sufficient amount of intcirBling A ftri thr pnir‘1 *=|* .•I * »•- fui\e reporters to provide tho division ■ ■ ___ .tillered hi* -eat to run unni miiiikl t utnfi* material* which nro tuituhlr fm ______ ^ for t'overnor against _____ finfhluhl, the inri*tmif 1, 111 hr fltr ilrfijii t moot with the necessary facts. 1■jcreiafully %4th thr vuium» rt i i 11v , ntntr merging % it .<ll« 4411*f IIIV 1*7*1 l g * l ' f "Provided, however, that thia 'HliirH Caldatdl v«*am agn ^lhn»wu f"i c* » * r BlankH pm; rum* nVUil >et inforinnt uiriil itgen till hr •m f r s | * i . i | I n - * program 1* not recommended uu haa uddrit fin- l«« a campaign, Plhft frnin the fh«*r from the standpoint of 'health Help Mar less the growrr* of tlti'k of nil foal ha» been pimrrrding ipnotly j nrcra«i*ry tn limit tin ' ....... lit' 3l}|k** lllr Ml'i 1. i fiqurrrtl ' education," Ml** Hand declared .•iff \•11mr' acreage planted l>cfore Decemher ' r wvHukH. H«* ftniuenily hill *‘iI «*ai lt per no j "Thl* mat»r 1*1," *hc continued, Lapan 1, U)J3, .signify m witting to HitHt-di. tr fm If Cl Itv I I Application bliinks for obtaining ccri fnanUiinrd at a Srniiti* celery divishyi, Kb>rub Vegetable , hhliiliitr nine** hu dischtirgt* f i l l ' l l > I t ......... . " I i h» 11 Ilit •i f<*r "at liar lively pre-flit* hn-li fai* A. 40(1 ' * ......... rationed sugar are now availatd,' Oommitlcf>kfirir'intmflinn to com­ tl l-V leg ill tor* In good health and * tcanii Hilt k II M III at the office* of the Chamber nf f "in thr Navy •*t*i*ini ltiiiiith« 1 ( h u n l i m 1 h r i‘l if t-. i * t r'". hut hr >tiiiDh pnhlir ^iti h r ft it •'fit ' t l li j JM i l ... u\ landing nr** and ha* bee" r*prciallv prt* ply. t * IfW Commerce, the Selective Service T hn ec d ivis rc-aRAOiulilc 111Y l r iio t in fl «« i illll fl , #* . i i* ( 'tuirenipiii of hir plnnn until u n i t u m f*l ( h r - u h ji* « i s«f» r E * h t i cmnin.nl pored fm school children of var null"" lly "li ' i■ < s • t if i .s nuch .,,#.1* nour isniiw andi. w„,i .office...and ( nntrol Hoard » May on February 77 at * % tho . * # Price •« pi t* tslui p ' Mi,, \111 Who*. %ug ion* age* " r u f ^U*ti n h n v r U i l l i tl. l l !e*| Miss Hand added that all Burch, ait lit teal cut air ti i « o u i m o n tfestrd a JU'R: Im u • 41-1• lifl'll la l tits l t d 1 . t e ilirertnr, aahl ttalay. Growera were informed by the nker. recent I> un. ill*chiiiKeit,.,u.„,|l.,| l(, (1|| .•f I.OtUI., teacher* have hern uigod lo lake, m ini -I ni ii».) p.lgas ion 1 1 it, i Forma available Include No. liLLi # r«’ i, .Mr\\.».as l* # ! r - ...... ----tin* opportunity lu tmicltlug tlm celery division that the very **i--------- ..9 of lost or .laa-.ws^i destroyed Hum . ' the . Army An F«rrc« an a MiniMen.il Aaociatloi .,",1 mein- 1 "Oil iHipuInlioti. A* « " aitentative, physical life of their children. existence of the Florida celery in­ replacement tiers «>r <rpre*etitnliv> ( I then ( a Mate attorney general or sume ration currency; No. I4«, new ap ‘S(rKfa,lt Mrs. E. Jl limith. n sixth grade dustry may depend upon their j ■imi|i*i ttM'li- federul official has vailuua I'imnhcp. plication for ration hodk; No. 15::, teacher at the l Ini mural’ N"clidoI, There s a new yidn nnd papei signing the agreement. They • I ecu aiiifKi'steil. (Hjlhted nut that she realire* the luimed foi ralalka. An wsre urged to sign and sll shin- ■ £ • " " " j t rente minus value of a thorough per* were asked to ra>|ueit fhelr ' Atlanta newspaper — The Jour* i _ , the alaive form* will sat­ ■ml — says a $ 10 .WW,00« strur- H O D C T t program of health education. She J, P r O l 't O r f rowers to ilo so immeriiately. isfy’ n" the need* of most individuals turc l» on schedule for thq Meade : . ., ; ■/, vv » o m i i i vivji - > v v o ha« indicated her intention* nf he deadline for receiving signed type* of application l urporatlou of the Macon atlil ] A m V t ' H leuehillg a course foi the sixth copies of the agreement were several 111 ( i C r n i J i n V rp ,, ,■ i l blank* have to be obtained from Hudson Ihilp and Paper Comgrade and this class, according _______ _ pui at 0:00 I'. M. Saturday. lo Mrs. Routh, hopes to beeomc Attending the Lakeland meeting the district OPA office, Harnett pony. It adds that five other FURSTKNFJ.I.DI1RKUK. GcrNational Bank Building, In Jack­ rew plants arc *latc<l for the many, ?... ’ a mmtcl and an Inspiration tn c s iiis s h o » r*es r » « r |.>b. I, tSpeciall Pvt. Kniieral aervlw* sonville, Coffey said. " died died ye* ves^ ' 0l,,,r ttreile* and teachers. »outh# Itolffi J. 1'ioctor, »»*»n nf Mr. and Whitney Short. 65. who f '--X_ t , They are: „ sqor .bnci “ My children mean much to terday morning after n „ , Mm. Clifford f*rocl*»r, has irRetailer* establishing new con­ ■ me," she added, “ not just it* Illne** nl Short’* t'amp on Jthe Greer Garuon To Be cern*. daujhtor Irlnw rtved nl tho Kurt»j»cun Thcatrr new Institutional user*, vet­ MinUtcr and Mrs. YVInMon Lhur- ^\rmy Air Forte* Kcinfnrcemetit Del nnd highway, will l>o held at students but as people, and my Honored A t Rollins erans going Into business requir­ ihtll will try Hjfnin tonight to nnd wj|| mooh .'I:I ■ u'elocl Sunday afternoon ut great cniioem is for their physi­ ing use of sogar. hee feeders nnd t torn the At IanHr t<» Join her a iHummuint slfiiioii miiiu** thr Kltek*"" Funria! Home with cal, spiritual and mental health." persons needing r>3ra sugar for Rev. J. K MtKioUw officiating. pa rente _ in .Miami. Mra. Harah whero In Germany. Greer Oarson of Metro-Goblwyn medicinal purpose*. Medical ap­ (hurchill Oliver left lamtlnn last • All mrntlier* of the Sanford •Moyer will receive an honorary Pvt. Proctor will !<e one nf sev­ plications must be approved by night on her way to Flotilla degree of Doctor of Humanities eral thousand soldier* p iw m w l Elk* Lodge, of which Mr.‘ Short the consumer's .physician. but was forced to return lo a t Rollins College on Feb. 26, this month at the depot which i* wa* a member, are icqucsted to Sugar ration currency la now Britain because of the weather. according to an announcement located near Munich and 1* one of meet nl the funeral hnmc «t being issued only by thc.Diatrict last night by Dr. Hamilton Holt, the most attractive field*' in Kur- 2:46 P. M. Sunday in order to Office In Jacksonville. Coffey exAn eighty year old Orlandnan Any veteran in need of serv­ tha school’s president. ope. He will receive orientation attend tho *crrir*> in a laxly. The !slued, and all applications must E ■ John R. Mott — I* visiting Mtsa Carson will be the second as to hi* occupational duties at Klk» laxlge will conduct tho ice (free of charge) in any of • moiled .to that office. with King Chrisliam of Denntark graveside service.* --at Evergreen the following categories is re­ member o f the film Industry to the station. — today. As president of the World quested to visit tne office of , receive the award a* Jean HcrBefore entering thr servirc on Cemetery, the responsible agencies listed 'Alliance of Young Men’a Chris­ sholt was presented the honor­ July tl, 1944, he attended Henilnole Austin, Alexander tian Association. Mnlt is making below: ary degree several yeara ago at High School. a tour o f 'Europe. He is now In Coordinator — E. B. Carter, Winter Park. Enlist In U.S. Arm y Copenhagen. Atlantic National Bank BuildMfs* Carson will also appear log. pn the Animated Magnalne, an ‘ Clarence V. Alexander, 23. son Employment — U. 8 . Employ­ avent at the college, an . .A former Miami newapapef* ment Servlee, 112 North Park and also attend the of Mrs. Mabie Alexander of 619 man has died in l » i Angeles, e o f "You Can’t Take Laurel Avenue, and Benny & AurOne unemployed person In Sem­ Avenue. Vocational Training and Edu­ Charles Andrew Vinlng. ARTS'c inole County received $16 during t With You,'’ • (erring Fred tln, 18, of Bom 149, Route 1, have lie waa Beverly Marcum, who entered the real estate field after who was discharged from the the weak ending January 18, cation — T. W. Lawton. Court ' been enlisted In the Regular Stone-' he left Journalism. United States Navy on Dec. II , Carl B. Smith, Chairman of the House. The degree Miss Carson will Army, according lo Mai. Harry u-SU A j g ' receive U Identical to that which M., Kemp, recruiting officer in after serving netriy three years Florida Industrial Commission, wtU be conferred upon President Orlando.? In South Amarlrs and the Paci­ reported. fic Theater of Operations, re-enAlexander Is a t veterant with Harry f . Truman on rob. 11. BUILDING PERM IT ISSUED Compcmuitlon payments Inlisted into the Navy Wednesday crea sed throughout the State to nearly six years service and id was wa* A LLM A N 18 DISCHARGED $160,001.60 from the previous awarded the Order >o f th* Purple “ week when (111.070 waa paid 81 /c Xiao 8. Allman o f Route Heart with on oak leaf duster _____ X Bog 80-A, ha# been dUeharepad for wounds received during action out. Chairman Smlfh said. Claim­ ants to whom these payments from the U. 8. Nnvy at the He- in France and Belgium. were made increased from 7,863 Effort Will Be Made By Celery Division ■Of Florida Vegetable' Committee To Ease Depressed Market Conditions * •.^ •K U O fC . M . *~x „ _______ ; Tokyo government Juts -prepared a tentative draft fo r a new con*Ip U. Mann, representative from '■titutirm for Japan, aeeording to a report by n Japanese news­ Group No. 2 of Seminole Couniy to the state legislature, last night paper (Malnichl). announced hie withdrawal from The proposed constitution la the race in favor of his opponent, snld to atrip Emperor illrohlto lirailey Odhnm, 20 year old vet­ ■of all mlllUre power* but to eran who announced hi* .candi­ specify that Japan shall retain dacy for the office Inst week. tnc monarchy. Mr. Mann declared that he was • However, the chief gpokesman declining to run because new Wlo r the Japanese cabinet denies i development* in his businrss wouM that the version of the proposed , m,t ennble him to make n camnew constitution published in the I puign for re-election. Tokyo newepapera Is the one the { Mr. Mnnn added that he had government actually is consider- ■investigated Mr. Odham through ing. * quite lengthy discussions and The spokesman says the ncwrs-jfound him to )>c very reatnnnble paper ’* version might have been t In hi* ideas- "I think," ho eon- ■ from compiled reference tna- tinned, "he i* onpahle o f serving UrLal, but that it Is entirely Seminole County as their repre­ separate from the one now under sentative at the state legislature »p« in 1M7." cabinet consideration. The present representative fur­ ther declared; , "Mr. Odham feels, after serring in the armed force* and help-• „ t i i ing achieve the ;>eace that we all — COMMANDBUY TO MBBT Strike Vote is Authorized In Railroad Brotherhoods Compensation Paid One County Citizen �V \ i --- *—*tr 'rtfe aA ^N m ft IttR A lD ' SANFORD, FLORIDA im.Ni ! i ■ ..... ................................... ’ " - ' - - " f i n i i i i -r jjL .'fii___ senscniPTioM , I 's r ik li la D r ( S r t l « r , n r> k Os* -Niklk tittup.*, thn number of killed nod Injured on city Htrects fhK year may eatabltoh. a now record. According to thp Flhrida Safety Council, there have been over ‘200 people killed In highway accidents in Florida while nv6r 5,000 were injured in, _lnm? .7.000 acdjjcnta which also resulted in cftnsldernblo property, damage. At isa tm A S t is i* . — ■---- — Oil------ —, I k r t k Waul ha ............:---- — . Ill M m lk > - ,..i. i . t . . —. . j o «r i t a t — ,— , . .......... ....... — A ll k fcllu srr r«N « •( (lu a lia , rr-n lu lIrtM >■»•• ml • • M S i l a M t s l i O r i k r ' wn » « * r mt rtM > s (s s A a M ilt be rhnrara -i*l*SIM*e NirrlMbik r»lr«. '/■»■ • O e d llM ' la IMn ' f a i * * ■ • * Blew Ik e U « U « n u e iib t lih r * Brrrlw. A ll HerlMe lir're iM ie itrtH la * » « • Se­ rfs t S l i r s l r k n b e v e l* a r e a lsa resereed.' *‘ lllB j.i: VEItSK FOR T p n A V non cuhks our -— "feVrelesane**-tn n* disenac of the mind and must l>o cured by cither education or enforcement", Hflys Asher Frank, Safety Council Director, If every Individual will become bis brqthef’s keeper, if they'will not drink aiid drive, If they will keep their enr in good condltibn. and if they will not drive beyond the limits df their tires and their own mind, traffic accidents can be reduced." . .JiL.QUt.QHn_city. nccidvnjH might well bp , reduced, by improvements in traffic regulations. It might pay us to hire, the services of, n gpod safety or traffic engineer, to figure out how rogula'liOTW might 1m*, improved to mnki far- gruaUuv-public- agfaty,— «-2— r .. . — U—i Such streets as Rklmetta and Magnolia avenues with their heavily travdjjad cross Hfrwts, where the obsolete rule of giving Lhc’^aj" bn the right of the rifaht1way still pre­ vails are veritable death tafph* There nrc mpny other Jiingermis interflectldr-*,,‘i tulk '-itci-a. “'•■“*•*■• uncertain ns to wl Something-: careful driving oi£ / iv ijM iftij / -'f i »i-i t:-~j'1-. < 1■'j^'i then moved to the Pacific theater. During the Haul* for U y te (ju lf thg S'uwunec was severely ted:to Paget Sound Navy Yard, mtrton, Wash., for repair*, ’browing her weight into (hr Maws ramtflugn Wn imusioti mntg'nni all crew men flew 2,tC>2 sorties with a ’ record day nf -C8 on April 7. TW'catapult crow launched 2-873 planes and member* of the ar­ resting gear crew and flight-deck force landed 3,112 planes. After the' assault phase at Oki. aawa she crylsed along.the coast. S ig o ft enemy planes and subto*. The Suwanes stcnmrd countenance. “ Dream house” still tar in Fu­ ture, Architect Says—he a til lae. Nnt Ui mentifri uny othir kind. We see wh.’rJ former- Prwshlent Herbert lloovef Is coming to Flor­ id*' fdr a month’* fishing. Musi b* frlanplng to get bsck Into pMI- ita* Til* new Serretary-flenoral of the League of Nation* (excuse it, please, the UNlft is Dr. Trygve Lie, hut it should lm rememlwrod that his name Is prnnmmrM I-es and' not Lie.— In th* recent Lernion elections, 84 percent of the rltlrens went in the polls. In undemocratic Cermatiy Ihty set a good olainrle In the proper functioning of the democratic nroo**»e* for demortatir Apterica where f>0 ,>crvent of "'Jhc' voters Is usually a go*l turnout. don't, know what'Jcan'b* ilpnp altput it.'W#'!l.aQ °,n tipping too mueh'dr t ^ ’lltmSimUlWnUnd Itefprg the‘pearly’ 'rate* wondering.how muchy,of.a titi (p giVo iberu top/1edfitinfio* ihci nrondwfiy vrlip‘‘ha» four betjt. tioijtjri to W* crcdit‘"albW witU hjftdcOTd ° f ' rrlRtr^iiVo afutlbs Afioul flreatlway ahd- lldlWwp(w!chn fact ere;" “ ‘ A, girl in Ks¥f York'* fgrtiouH Sjork Club opce receivetl a ?e,(KK7 tip and Jim nmployae of tho Salon "Royal receivetl a $10,0^0 gratpIty* Smith, admits that he once pave r red. Iwadud waslitabm ntfelldanT in Cafe Sociltty $5.00 John, I). Udckefolliyr hlwnyk tipped a'full 20 per cent. Publisher ffoy II. Howard 1.* taputed to be n 10 |K’r cent tipper. 3hermuii IlillingRley. owner of the Stork Club, agrees with Smith that tips should bo given in advance, parti­ cularly on trains and on ships. ’ "There .tire baklc pHticipls* governing the gratuity Industry and if you Want to tip sensibly without being put, down ns either a showLoff or a miser, the Ifollpwing suggestion* should be followed," concludes Smith. "On food IdIIs in. jhotela or board Inn houses, no less than five per cent and no more tnap ten i>er cent should he given. I f .vpu '’at 'In the same hotel or boarding house for a week, the bend waiter should receive a dollar or two. You never need to tip 'the desk clerk, but the chambermaid should receive at least, a dollar Bellboys, redcaps and portera should receive tan cents far each piece of luggage. However to do ftue sewing- and others. “ Heeenily the qriaelsatlon has been devoting much o f Its activity to prison end health re­ form. In our country girt* of It and women of 90 were plaead la- the stair prison, without segregation according to crlm*. Their children had to go with them, because there wds no other provision for their'rare. We arotrsted against (his to the Department * or Justice, which ha* now ratified the sllusliQn." Princegg Aids Iran ^omen Which, Seek Voting Right »> ADELAIDE KERR, PRINCESS SAnTF.ItTlROU?.. founder of.th* .liman’s Party nt Iran—where womeir cannot vote - l a now in the United * States, studying the ways and means by j Despite her InUVeat In Wdman'a ” uiame Firou* aaid mary object of her ;o the United State* ; wag to see her two sons, now r students at Yale Unlvenlty. Princes* Hrous was born of i Parsiarf jarentu in Hengkona. whore her father owned and op; eratrd a shipping line. Amid all the nrwn of Quan'fljllng'Jabor iinlond, and mid­ winter ntrikwL idle man and krfro. fotadUti of difficulty In many forioa, there flouted t0 tho,editor'* tlo*k, more or less by chance, a auburban nownpajuT which, wjien, opened atomntlcally for ho reason lit, the. editor, fodnd himsolf.. rtmdtiiR;. He read aloni for. liyilf, a pugn or no, the methods which they employ In orgsnliaUcn: J* * — — Quito obllvlouR of the outer World* bttfc immersed in Home- American' womi Q- A#* if,the Army bras* hats did riot havti enough trouhla with pybHe*opinion already, they hav* nbw 8 Clued that wives and children , officers ami top-ranking nonctrtnmissloncil offlctrs may travel Htory wmit on, to-Jho extent i oversea* at government expense, jtno in ItreaLaot^nL Hradllnir for their at Princes* ’ Ftp «• ou* schedule IncItMt Mt*. Carrie Chi I* lief/ to To],1YeaFi ink to thu mitul and heart of of the rear world Ke liven In' ini Ha read !and re-read, Ptogxom.. Set ip** Iftt tho Qouaty »ed Ottt. European 'Owns* WWk,' . . . a^olUtnb. vfftb1every gOodV^rUi, tad .brinif* ddp a,m li«tlc picture iThe dQybtful.Qtlarrej_____... Am Pine*. II* Hh* Improved constd^rably, accordlpg to Mrs. Hamby, FLORIDA STATp 1 PRICES: Adult* — ICc inch lax Service — 30c Ind. tax Children—09c mere than doubled Its mtow- A Y — LAST'D A Y G E O fU 'E >m at •b*F, Now York insuoth wo -have *w f hewth, which «m Jcr,‘ dispensing trail- S SANDERS, • G E R A L D IN E F IT Z G E R A L D DOUBLE F E A T U R E SAT. ONLY! a U SIJN. — MON.! NOGRfATlRTHWU. TRAMTHETRllTHI* « i t -W ith — DOB' MITCHUM > **v - * P * BA4 M R A 1c that E L L A R A I N E S — in N O T E , T O D A T R O N S : S E E T H E P IC T U R E F R O M T f l E S T A R T . F E vV TllR K H A T : 1 tlO •— 2 i8 3 — 4;3 6 — 6 :ltf — 8;02 — 1):15 * ▼iolatlone a* unworthy., of When that day come# unio* rs may regww thls “ anti- • The Strange A ffa ir o f “ U N C LE H A R R Y ” iii, . y^Nwr*- nn®1 ta !• oh* of th* tlL ■ I w ’“ ilorif of • our .work - la dost* Hr through rommlUMt," ah# axplain- aw* I ri1048 #h6ti*n t.p‘* te * TUEATRES Phone 22 OPCH 12:45 PJlf. Doily Ituriht.' the* otganltak for outstamhifg a Madam*1Ftrous, tlfol,* dark-eyed,: i Yea, and la Your Attic. Too! T u r n Those T h in g s ROBSON SPO RTING GOODS II. M. HAMBY U&CLRN.S' Mr. Hi M. Hamby has returned to hi* home ufter lieing hoepita-tlted for nearly three month# it cliti Veteran* Hospital .at Key j, > ! • : t W "H "KaS LJJ never had > .pmld/nt and that H. * f the N*mm*l -/edeewtlt Rfsinefb aiul :Ftor«s*in>l*l en’s Ctnb*. and MU* Piulint P • v o n t fe ir may -rifatd cmv II PLA Y MORE and LIVE LONGER! ^ paper and put r]ti!etly for a long tlypo. real America, wherein la tho heart of the «d by union leaders. It. f*J to see how a b!U 'to fore* It to Hva.iui to hie contract’ ba regarded entl-Jsbor, ne els* who signs s contract Meted ta live up to It. Bom* j/GELLAR?'' ftCtlohs.'Tlm pensnetda, n vtdBTtM* of the veil dnfy ten years ago it' U natural that mahy men should oppose giving women Ihe vht*. Also, there are sent* women who are not fully' award of it* bet:** HU/ ’ . '■• ’ 8 "But as modem education hog I i educed illiteracy amMlg -wumen/ it i* only * rtialtlr'of tlm* untlfl Persian women wilt: msnlfstt j faculties and “practical capacity In < retry In* e ft-u te w o r k w hich'la still Urgely- don* by’ men. Tothat end I am traveling in-Amer­ ica in order-to meat and know M _____ women _____ ____ American endto 'siyoy ih!f h5 .. SS “ ftk'a,? mebs SlN.VOlJRMXSr- o f mahy camfalgrt*, participated In tho bombardment of Okinawa. Named after counties In . the slate Were the cargo ship* USS Ilrevanl,' Tuval, Flagler, Uadsden and'Plhfllns, and the attack cargo rhlps USS Seminole and Union. Also tearing names of counties were the attack transports USS Clay, Leon, Suinler, l>ade, Hen­ dry- Highlands, Sarasota and Oka­ loosa. Christened with the names of I From thi Sanfonl Atlantic Na­ tional flank come* a brand now dim* looking like a shiny piece of plntinum ami )waring on one •hie k likeness of the late Presi­ dent Franklin D. Roosevelts Thj government has ilterted making 19.000,000 worth of the** dime* •Very day and they may soon be­ come as common n» b u f f a l o nicklr*, but right now they ,r* U r stuff, th> very latent thing In coin*. Th* Atlantic received t* RMS THERE GOLDM operation. Along with the Suwanee, the powerful cruisers USS Pensacola, MU ml and the frigates USS Key West ant)'Orlando, and thJ tie*, trbyer tender USS Everglade* were all taking |>art in impurlai.l COUNTENANCE HY 1118 S T M U t O tll. AND AS 8URANCE "TIpR ought,to bo td^ri, \n~rfyapco— bofyre thu o^ntujrjt, AND itELP., W IT H MUCK. A FR IR N l) WK NEED NOT IlKS- when the train ia puUlnM' out of-the Htatlbiifc njl ihe ahii? PA1U EVER. WIW a r f thm» ra w down o my soul? and why art leave* port." doClarea. tfi.‘All^p Smith, in the fVbrunry btntie ' Jthou dbwtuleUd within me? Hope <>:f Ttue, the Mtui'n Maiiaiitio. thou'In liod for l shnlt v«-t nrni«# "The Hpping“ admittedly a, racket* but. 1 him who 1* the healthy of my ful Named after sounds were Aha seaplane tender* USE Pina Islam! and USE *SL Count*. The USS San Carlos, a small seaplane. Und­ er, was named aTier- « bay. The following lamling ships, dock, were named after places of historical Interest: USS Fort Marion, namid. after the oldest defensive works still standing In the Untied States, begun' by the Spanish lit . I(J72 as protection Jhir the town of St- Augustine; P3S San Marcos, named after the Ca->tOlo do Son Mirths, oldest bwoxonary fort standing in the U. S., and the 1JSS Tortugns, named after the Dry Tortugae, a grouji o f 10 coral keys of) m ll« west of Key Wart- site o f .yt-JflifttSuli. a former miltierv prison. Itounding out tnls Impressive rotter of warship* from the stoic 1 * 1 , . 1.1^ lin e ■ t It A fa rru lu iaf of ‘1 Florida were the ferryboats USS-..tMutibot-Jjaaautfc.■-Capita, Caladesi and Larosta, ull bearac names of islands. hpmmt*n'30,T»Q(mnlley'iinring tlm TH Tffjtdmt Cuaioro sorrow ­ day^ Fm6Ayy,Tj^ftUARY;i^)640 river* were tHe--fleet oilers, Uss Nayy Ships With Auellla, Manatee,' Taluga, Chlpola, Escambia, OckluwaKa' and Florida Names Caloojeha tehee. ami - the gasoline tankers USS Escatawpa, OchloekPlay Large Role once, Wakulla and IVacissa. ^ B^ckJ^ss Driving The Sanford Herald m. , w.-i* H A l# PRINCB [fO H « lt30 P.M. ‘Saturdayn-Sundaya �I FHipAY; FettRt>ARY 1, 1946 T H 1 ? Q ftD rlip jR A lA )/ S A N F O R D , FLORIDA Womans Club tunch Scheduled HFob; 6 Ralph Wolfer, Weds , Mildred - A l t ma n 8oclety Editon Cecelia Truluck Social Calendar Cecilian Music Club To Present Program! Flu DA V The Cetilian MuNJc Club will present a program of music Sun­ day afternoon nl 3:00 o'clock in the Fannie 1L Munson Studio. <]0o Myrtle Avenue, with Miss Mary LI italicth Nance nnd Mis*. Alary A IR * Herndon a* guest tier, formers. Mis* N-ance, well known Sanford pianist, will play n selection fiuiu Chopin and Miss Mary Alice Herndon, young high srhool vio­ linist. will play n numlier from Schul>ert accompanied by M is t Ths American Legion Auxiliary o f the Campbell-l,o«jdni' Unit So. 63 will meet at tbe Legion Hut at 7:30 1*. M, The past presidents will b# honor guests. MONDAY P A G li -T il HUB Miss Slildr.-0 lamise Altman, daughter of Sir. mid Mr*. M. V. Altman of .Sarasota but formerly of thfs city and Ralph I* Wolfer, son M Mr. and Mrs. F, A. Wolfer of Sanford uctr mnrried on Jan. (I in Sarasota, it was announced Mrs. Gene liarri—m has left for hide t(slay. The Rev. Ijswrenee Gainesville i here she will teside K. Hullo Jiefformed the duuhl.e. with her husband who i* nt tend­ ring eeienyjny-,,al 5:00 1*. Mi at the Sceotiil iLipt j at Church before ing the University of 1'Turitla. an improvised alter of palm* and Air*. Karat Ellctbe, Mr«. K. S. Rwkey. Mnh; Julian S.tmjdium, ■Mr*, (r. is. Sclrnnn spent yc*lerday ifl Alt. Dorn and Zell wood. The circles of the W.S.C.S, of the First Methodist Church will meet at 3:00 P, M. as follows: Circle No. 1 with Mr*. L. P. Ha­ gan, 1702 P*rk_ Avenue; Circle No. 2 with Mrs. H. T. Warren, 1012 Mngnolia Avenue: Circle \'n_ — Patr uue-and-friends-are -rxlembed a corlal Invitation to attend the ed il cotdial invilu|iiui to attend the following program. Nola ... .......... ... Arndt Ids___muthric. otUui chose a two-piece suit of black It isl>cr will regret to learn that she is crrpp, pink accessories and a corconfined to her home ti2I Oak Dorothy Ilurke pige of pink lose* ami small as­ From Overture of Romeo Sltd Avenue because of illncs*. IOIN IlIND a year a(o, little Judy ters. The groom’* mother wore a Juilet _ Tschaikowaky Levine—iafe In her mother'* arm* tailored dress of black crejw* with Friends o f Miss M a r g a r e t Jean Kotelcr Kol-eru will regret to learn That accessories to mutch and a cor­ at Sandy, Utah—peep* at the world Prelude Op. 2k No. 7) for the tint ttrnf through ait eye she is rcinfincd to her home at sage nf white rosebuds. Pi elude Up. 2S No. 201 Chopin The Daughter* of Wesley Class lit! l»-ttire| Avenue because of UP ,j\ reception wa* held nt the made whole ^by another’s gift and Hetty Shannon of the Methodist Church will Altman home dn Sarasota Im­ the magic oT irirgery. Gift of an rye 7311**1 meet Tuesday at 8:00 P. M. in Claying for (iTamlifta mediately following the ceremony. Cornea_conic ,Uit«tt«h- the- IJIMut _Janet Ratliff Miss .Munson the church annex. * Mr*. Robert The. Liiiio V-irtUre-*>w*Haid wIIII “ It TIink from the late Mir* Eve Tubcy Cole's gmup— u.UL liasa—Uw« I**— .1 lure cloth nml centered with a of Stamford, Culm. Judy'* other e> c r ‘ ' Sn ^ ; f j ' S r Townsend,li‘" 1 ‘ J K*ch mendier is re*|ue*led to bring three-tiered wedding cake. Mr*. The Rrouklct ...____ Ryder seine item for the market basket George Altman nnd Mr*. Marvin Carolyn Hudson Altman, aunts of the bride served Fairies’ Dunce < Selected at the punch howl. Miss Marjorie Kdwin Ti»on ■«• Licet. a*id Mr*. Keith Hruirn and Miss Jmnl Altman, sisters of At The Campfite Krontiliu will leave in the Intmeillale future the bride and Mis* llathum Ann Martha Knglish Allman, emu ill of the bride, as­ ‘ Cadets on Parade Holfe foi \t trlittu Fall*. Kansas where sisted ill serving tbe cake. Lieut. Brow It will be stationed. Nolley Nance * MrWolfer, ii graduate of nt 3:1 f> P. M. Hoard meet* I hi nee of the Wee Folk (iayro't They have been residing fm some Hsmiinolc High School, moved to time nt r*:iT Valencia. Drive. ing will be at 3:00 P. M< Marilyn I'aV.mm Sarasota in l'JIL Mr. Wolfer, a Mr*. Marion- St. John will pay Chasing Bulierflies... turnout ■lului Evans, flight officer of native of thi* city, nt tended the tribute to the founder* of P.T.A. Nancy Rountree local schools and was graduated and Rev. J. K. McKinley will la- Kluilc Slacenlo Rubi-lt-tciii the \im> Alt Corps, left Wednes- from Seminole High School. He dny for Des Moines, Iowa, after guest apenker using for his topic Nancy William* served in the European and Paci­ "Alanaging Our MimmIs". Song of the Brooklet Kai-er visiting hi* parent*, Mr. and Mir, fic Theater* of Operation with Frank Evan*. He will take u “ ’he l.usines* Womans Circle of Hetty Uryan * the U. S Navy ami i* now sta­ the Presbyterian Church. Alt*. The .Swimming Pool * ’ Ailld vaentiiMi Iw'foru entering college tintied m Miami. In Do-ton J. L. Corley, chairman, will meet Hetty Jo Holloway Out of town guests nt the wed­ with Mr*. Hamilton llishee, 2135 The Marines' Hymn ... . .. Mr*. II. A. Illvens end ilnnghter ding included: Mrs. N o r m a n Hay Avenue at 7:30 P. M. Arig. by Carlcton of New Smyrna spent Wbdnesday Hurkingtnn and JlC.Tlitrr, CnroThe Alathean Class of the First Gibson Hate* lyn. Mrs, F V Wglfer nml l-eo Baptist Church will have it* ItusMOii Dance ' •. Kligetmann m Sanfig*! visiting friends am! Mi- Iteii Small returned t*> Ne.v meeting at 7:30 P. M in the an­ Ciirulyn Patrick Chopin Sotit* a .vjilj them.to spend a few nex with Mi*. H. It. Reek, Mrs. Walts In |l Flat Major Joder Cameron, Mi* Murray JmMyra Southward Seleclc! via and Air*. P. F. Whtgham a* By tfie laikr •Sgt I orcine Hatriro'i -oti "f Joanne Williams hostesses. • Tile I hinting Pally lli-lthrll Mr !||||| XTr - Fieri Halt 1*011 ha* ,ri 1i e,i oo tiir' V\es| I'mot after Lsthei Lou Moriison Sailor Hoy* Dream l.e llueh-j •vrxing to the Pacific lliea'.et nf l ipiemfimi- with the Army He Kddie Renkaiik Sonata Up. 27 No. 2 Movement wtli imti In, wife in Haleigh, N * . 1 & 2llcvthovi-) and then come to Sanford t” Visit In* parent* for a while. Dwight Peck At tho Valdez . . MISS CLARA Setenudc . Sclniluot Lieut, anil Mrs, Rnliert I'inland AL'AIACL of Orlando hen- on >larv Alice Leimlmi who ImVe liccn stationed nt the family ■•ioceig hi- Florida vara* waisl Joyce Palmer. BCcompanut businrss concerning I' S. KmSanfi r.[ Naval ATf Station f.ii •t[on . . . It's often said that holer ployment. . . J. L. STuICKLAND Polonnaiic nt A Flat Major -ome time will leave thi- w-**-k i everything i hunges in this world, Deal of Conlele, Ga. 1* visiting. . . . Chopin for Santa Rosa. Calif, when* lhay I except the style* of men's cloth- fUlln Mar Elitabeth Amur WALTFlH HOPE nf ('.reenville. R. will make thro home. Mi» I'm- ing. Hid uLtor CLIFTON WEUH i "mkl t * Is in town for a f w day* see­ Injol » » - a Lieut, in the Nurse [ fay* m Hollywood that even i ett*. ing friends. . , . AIR A. L. HEN­ I nips and she and her hli*b,ir,d <atin's style- do .«haoRr soma. Sprhj DERSON at the Amoco Company have Ihtii i i -i ling with Afr. and |For instance, WKBI1 dfsi ribes a navy t* down from Jacksonville on bti-.iMrs J. l i e ■ Xdauis i,t HIS Park new model suit made of opni(Ue I a» al ncss. . . . W I L L I A At N«HD-pun glass, -threaded with violet HTIIOAI of Pawtiirkrt, IL I. is at lays, \ mi don't have to *eml il the Yaldcx. . . . <1 K It A L P M. j to tile cleaner's . . . ju-l hang NEWHERC of Norwmsl. 11 l o it under the shower at nlf^ht here for some time, . . . K. t’. and-it’s tleati and meally eieascd MACVEAGH of Chicago in town by ties i morning. Hut VVKHH again . . . MR. and MRS, L, H. rn lie rile* that he ha* hi* doubt* iibiut the future of thi» new model ami Hint, by und Iurge, there aren’t llkelv to lie any radical change* in men's style* thi- season . , . . at a recent • WEDDING K im mu- meeting there was a big INVITATIONS -plash altoiit the “ ole gie\ mule" they said the "ole gn*> • WEDDING m a l e " died the nthri dn> and ANNOUNCEMENTS thMt is the leason for the “ mule" • CALLING CARDS Sl.l ERNEST, the black• IN F O R M A I.S -until, cull no longer he culled the Village Blacksmith because if you take one good look at I bat liinou*inr- he dri#.« over five counties you will see the f P * up port an effort such a* Ihit leason . . . . he travel* first class amt if it were advertised in Ovie­ and In mgs service in your door do, Fern Park, Osceola, Geneva, . do you have a horse tit he Cljuluota, Slav in, H?a| Lake, Lorn.* wood, Monroe and the other sur­ Huger Go i m: i wn« honored cm rounding town* . . . and the lime his eighdr ’Ulrlluhi! with n party set possibly on u Sunday afleir given by hi* niuilmi. Airs. L. F. noon . . . what would he mom Gomel, on Jim £'< al her home Ideal? . • . some nf the gne*ls at Tin Hetnlnnle Country Club will Avenue The the Montezuma are seeing Hok have, an infoiiaal dance Suturday I fill l Palmetto Tower while the CLAUSKMS, evening at the club beginning at young l->) * enj.urd » wcincr JACOBS nnd JENTKY.S are down 3:00 o’clock. It was announced to­ roast in the *>anl then went inpi the hems: to nit the birthday c^ound the Key* enjoying fishing day by mamrxer, Ed Whitner. cake, sing song- and play gatnrs^ . »ome rnjoy the toa very Music will be furnMved by a much......... M R S . 1)0 H O T II Y nickelodeon and all cjub member* The residence wo- decorated with mixed Spring flower*. BOWKN of Evanston, 111. take* are invited to attend. Those invited to enjoy the oc­ dally'sunbaths and truly appreci­ casion with Roger were Ernio ates these beautiful Florida days Morris, Judy nnd Gene KIPbenT, . . . MR. B0WU1Y mahager of Hubby . and Hailoira - McNalijth« Montexuma. and MIL HARRY TRUM BULL of Butler, Ind. are enjoying a twoday fishing trip on the West Coast. A t the Mayfalg . . . baicbx.l p la n t* galore and permanent r « idents are jammed Into the m U l . . . all getting to know nna another . . . . prohahly you will soon >aa acme or the “ old timer* The employee* of .Mather Furni­ out In front o f the hotel catching ture Comnany enjoyed a dinner bell with the “ newTmer»,• . . . barty last ev.-nlng at thi Holiday BIRTH ANNOUNCRMKNNT Inn on the Sanfonl-Grlando high­ we welcome the tourist* and the Mr, and Mrs. Harry Hansen of way. ball club Bnd hope they enjoy their stay in Sanford . . - C.E.T. Danla announce the birth of *a Those present Included: Mr. and daughter on Thursday, Jan. *31, Mr*. W. F. Brunson. Mr and Mrs, in the Hollywood Hospital, Holly­ D. W. Saan, Mr. and Mr*. I,*T . M eeting Is S l a t e d wood, Fla. Mrs. Hansen will be Stringer, Mr. and Mrs. II. V. Kan. as th* former Evelyn doll, Mr. and Mr*. Linford CarA t Nursery Tonight remembered Echols of Sanford. roll, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford John­ M — I son. Mr. nnd Mr*. Fred llarriscm, All parenta of children atlend* C.P.O. and Mr*. A. D, Brown Mrs. Garaldine Talrick. Miss Mildannounce the birth o f a daughter, rad William*. Mr.. U urjpt Beat, Interested In enrolling , i v- • 'h ;* ‘ y, Hatricir Louise, bom Jan. 30 at Mis* Joyce Sleelr. Jim iSpenrar, Mm jit the future time were urged the.^Temalci-Laufhton Memorial George Sabo, Walter Beal and ('pend a warm night in lhn»e soft well tailored th«w todw. to be present at a meeting Hospital Mr*. Brown is th* formKddie linger. ! . J flannel pajamaa. We have them In nllpover scheduled at the nursery, leealed or MPa Virginia Tutea. on ihe corner of Palmetto Avrand button atylea, colorful stripe* and aolldn. nue and Sixth Street, at 7:30 o’clock tonight. -Plana for the continuation of S\ther regular weight cotton Oxford pajamaa In th* school will bis discussed sc1 / solid colors at 14.85. ' rardlpg to th* nursery director, Serf V tlrona Bragg, whoj.nlnt- ^ ooat u l that ecT (hat afU afterr Feb. 38 28 th* school will no longer be a federal wartime nursery. ' i Tbe Sanforil Wumnn* ('lull will h»Vf a business meeting and luncheon at (he club huunc Feb. *1 nt l i d o |*. M. with \liV J. N. Illllftn n> fitmmitii n|Min»or. The lii'L'uitii will lie tt Bible Study vuru-ertmig I In- dealing* of Je­ hovah Hijb III. People in pre­ paration fm the ruining nf Hil< Mi-ssinli dm tut; Hit* fuiir hundred year*. Mr. Hicb Aiken will be guest soloist, »» ‘ The hostesses wilt be: Mrs, It, H. o iley, Mrs, K M. Hums. Mrs. K A. LondenWg. Mrs. K. A. Sion, fuel on nml Mrs. Clyde Ramsey. A board me.-ting is scheduled to I** held at 2:00 p. M. ,,, the club house after the luncheon. STATK1IOOII ' WASHINGTON, Jun. 31. M l - , ' 'J:!'— S v .T L lit iy Uatuld_iaiu-s. deil today that he soon will >d a report to Congress Fir­ ing * 'statehood for Hawaii. F etch in g fmiutrd gut Department Hint Ok* 11 | full - tuleiu>t!»| fut Hawaii Isiigl, return iiiciub-il |l.hi !• tma-. DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT I'tir .M tm btrs and Th eir Ft-m ininily A Ngeltc flu ff, (H-tToct fur churi h i*m Inin or left lin m i's!- I'.xquiaihIn n * liilm w ith ileiniin* rutiiitl peter [uin coiliirs, jnlioLnf sfoor-M ivn ii fro a ied wirii val tv pt* luce, sparkling IiicItr«- rever-. w illi n if f s In .match noil m am other.ju.'t us fe tc h in g ! T h ey're all fr o - t v w h it e ' Mrs, Hum Woodruff Hostess' To Club! ENGRAVING POWELL’S RojferGarnoF Honored On Eighth Birthday Country Club Will Have Informal Dunce [FLANNEL tmiehipt. ill 20’ . F ill In x Mather Employees Enjoy Dinner Party NOTICE There*will be ■ combined meet­ ing o f all church youth orgsulxaUons at th# ' Episcopal Parish POWELL’S “ CORRECT M E N ’S llenu Cotchcrw . . . WOMEN’S sp rin g n e w s M ILLINERY Hata to make you look your prettieot! Fllrtatloualy veiled ntraw disca, piled high with fresh field flowera or full bli/wn roses, and eye-catching felts in the newest Spring shade* •ltd styles. \ Dar print news is the Dtrst new* because ii*» about spring, 1W 6 , . . and ihe slvle headline* are changing! Y'ou’ll see new' fullness, new decvex, ihe belted look lo show oil wa«p waist, ine* . . . and flower designs lo take your mind II winler. Solid colors in assorted style*. �I t a fc B jM g O B P flE B itP , f l i t t f i t o , F lQ B flU ’ AGE FOUR tr«t (o b« PMMd with *po*d or more'll contihW" to be numerous Interception*. " Orlando hlfhway. Marking - ■■ ■ K .iw v f* t ... JAYCEES ENJOYED TA LKS The Jiycow ctrU lnlf enjoy­ ed the (ilk * fir m ' Wed need* 7 JU LfAN STENSTROM H e r a ld J J p p ^ J ^ U o r _ _ nlfht by K*> W ide*,*'D f.'HM * like to nay that A l McBride tin* bid Wendler amj* Jerk Knlgjii. th. sweeten! quintet we've aeen Joe (’.arson, national cbfmpionT Ray related several interesting W illv lead n field o f *onw «>f yarn* ahd mah) of the name* America'* flnrit auto racing dri­ he mi nlfonrg brought bark dia­ ver* during n .weekend program mond memorial to *jtk fellows to be held lif Detent! oh Satur­ rs Charlie Mofrlaoo. Floyd day night' and at the Seminole Falpter and Johnny Krider. The Speedway on Sunday afternoon. talk fir in 'b y IJE Vendler. the In addition to person, Fee Wee M x * trainer, a^objd U » . been 'm ottled In enable ' t * « rtfTaen*; f O A aehodf cSltyrn sports fana who did not aee the Fed Seabreeie basketball tilt WMnaaday nlfht. and aro •wond*lflng whm W i * ' 1*'1 to l.h*.,*!?.*!*,• V “ SHOW CARD AN D POSTERS Q — D e e ’s S i g n S e r v ic e A»rt CM? flrtCK. h <£-we-Witt ivwr fauj • si>etvo <0. D- LAN DRESS) Phone 1021 AMCS ft f lt K e o j , 4P ' FAlklp-tf FtfliQLotie* ROBB’S HOME BAKERY wUhen to thank its many custonuTH who have remained Iqyalin aplte of our sugar nhortuge. We handling. The boy*, . f M i n r 1nn HANFORD R E fB R A TIO N A L oJ»h man, lob he ball t t shlni, PROGRAM rtlculurly when' working the, Since we'rfc orr the subject of II Into a netup. We’re no lie**' physical education and recreation, -krthelFeuaeli bur that xphatg-jfa s ’ wa - hwr~thrJCkTTn»it Ifrapeflhe " that the City father* plan to mut a recreational program into effect, j They pl*n, however, to wall until j next October to coordinate It with a program for the toVrist*. ’ We aptrovrr of thl*. What., may we auk, will our -school children, young people .and adult* do. during teaI-~£L*At»—Sa]e*«-Rental*—-Mortgage Loan# the summer month* for rectwntion? After all. lh* elllienijJbf thi* town1pay the urpea that will DcpejidaWe Insurance and Bonds finance this plan and there'* no apparent rea»on why sveryont, In­ SCO Room J, Florida State Bank Buldlnf cluding the totiriit*. can't enjoy oieiftp-n SATURDAY. FKB. 2. TO M-OY-E B We will re*opcn in our new location in the Cownff Building across from the Post Office. Walch for our opening announcement. RAYMOND M. BALL^RBALTOR RETONGA DESERVES FULL PRAISE SAYS MR. I MUUCAHV [ a U adfu Nia mantes' ' PrlcAtfi-j #AcW f-Aa#, FtfdR YCAK5* S e n d e e iJ II o h Fine Appetite Now, Even For Breakfast; Sleeps Restfully And Feels Fine, <de- A«Df-rtRMirifep Ye<t, when wo raturn your jpgjjjjrtly, cleaned and press­ ed clothes to you they're * ** 1 - completely r e s t o r e d to their original Clothes last freshness. longer if L A N E Y D lty C L E A N IN G CO NOHTH DAKOTA CERTIktE revenue it* we undemumi It, ami *otnc of thl* money should go toward* Instituting a program a luwaru* instituting a first class, first rate, well directed and well coordinated recreational program. TODAY'S SPORTS LAUtity Sleep Jim Crowley wa* coach­ ing football at Fordhsm add once found hlnuwlf tangled with a Ran ale.mnu* who JlwUted upon inrent ing play* for Crow­ ley. (We1day Tie tinned Crowley again*! a wall and told Jim his I*lent brainalorm. A Ram bark was to drop bark some 20 or JO yard* then, a* the rnemy * secondary tlotted In, he wa* to throw a 60 yard touchdown pass over their head*. C/dwley, however. *hook hi* head and «*id: “ Nope. J can’t u*e It." The . p e r a l a t a n t ran asked, •AVhy? Haven't you got a back who can pssa 60 yardaT’’ Crow­ ley answered) "Sure, but none of 'em 1* fa*t enough lo run back SO or. fu ygrda wit Hoot gctttngt selHed jPlfce Your Ordkr u M'Att'irib'ACSiM.wCri-r L-ompIgte urdu Feeds . & Arrpou Strifce Vote u Stoneham Hopes Authorized In Hubbel Can Come R. Brotherhoods Up With Hyrlers (C a a t t a a e * H i w fa r * Owl s i mamberg of the ccUry com­ mittee o f thl* section wet#, Parry Whitahurat. chairman, Robert A . Cobb, H. C: Htltvl and Andrew Puda o f Slavia. The Snrntota ar*a |k rapreaented ' by L. T. Thompson a* celery committee chairman and the Glades area* by E. H. Van Landingham of Bells Eatlmataa a rra n g e that may tie affected by the pluw* Ing up agresment are 'J,ftd acres which were planted in Svminol* County prior to Dee. 1, 8,100 acres In th* lake ur GUdea area. 8*ra•ota estimates were not available here thli morning. Fell wood has already harvested h* early cal­ efy, and the bnlknce la late cel­ ery ahd no eitlmktfc* of arrenv# «r# available at this time, accord­ ing to local shipper*. Regarding the agreement for plowing unaer celery, Ted Wethen, aecrstary of the Remlnole County Farm Bureau and local manager of th* American Fruit Urowere Inc., Who' ere Urge' cclerj* grow­ ers, stated thl* morning that it wa* up to aaeh Individual grower to sign voluntarily 'as fkr a* li­ miting celery acreage U tatcerned. American Fruit Orowera Inc., will sign at fg r as their own SOLUTIONS j^RMOSES III ENT SPRAYS JOLLEUM , FUMIGANTS ELLENTS Y9« ^ ^ U T E IW ;00,K|UX7AVE Y m MU ^ SO U TH E R N C H E M IC A L N. Elm Avenae GREYH0 DUSTS ll IN C . ; 9 Phone 951 fly JOE THHCJILER NEW , If CaH Hubluil T Q n i g 'h ’ s E n t r i e s At (ireyhuojid Track Flora U . U i t t . Hfiurak. Iio ra 111"* M.. K i * r Win, T in y t,*r, I V * . man. iM.ul.l* K -I"r H o lly O rrhl.t * • -«* ft w v — C m a H iti can como up with a pllchsr half - tr iT w l Itm ll 4/mllf Itn n h lrl tHiUr. klugk II. as good m when he was the "meal > . HmnMry r ! h f l . I'al Jnov. (ritu tu *. Slim ticket" o f the New (York Giant*, B v i * . N n w M r. ( t a l l a n l (Tinda . ’Thlm H«r»—(I |* Mlin President Horace Htoneham will I Hal l H a ll- • > «a b l») Oklahfim.i nrd. lilr l. i**r ry be more than eatiefled with the Jake. N orth r ia g , lk>»i.,n lu iw , fruits o f hi* fakt growing farm Afciikrrtnwn, Clint l.ttc. Tl|>*y (llr l F a u n a Mara— Fw lw H tyi ayetem In signing the-aid screw bull artUt tn a fiva-year contract at head of the (.hint farm ayalam, Stoneham gave added proof that he Intend* to keep Uubtwll in th* Giant organiyktion' as long as tTnrl wishes to remain. When the firmer great lefthftnder Hosed nut hi* active career at the end of the 1243 season, the Giant t-(e*y pub­ licly state that Jlubl>ell wnul'J niter leave the Giants Os long a*’ he was In power. Only the fabulou* Christy <Mathewson won mare* games tor the Gianta than Hubbell, but it I* doubtful if the Mighty Matty, ah idol of the fans in hi* day, was mare popular with the Olant fol­ lowing than the slender southpaw with the drooping pants. *}iqb jolnad th*'Giants in midseason of 1V28 and proceeded to annex Sfi.l games over a span of 16 years. He pitched the Giants to' three pennant# and won two game* from the Washington 8*°* atora to help the Gianta gain the world championship In Ju38. a week, * RTER Well Known Far­ mer And Saw Mill Ujgner. Diacuanea His Cose, S ta tes OA *1*ie VfltMP . . . A short high school strike In Stuart bi almost orer'8tudknt> ringed a sympathy demonstration for Coach Anton Koenlnger. : lie wax charged with Insubordination, neglect of duty and misconduct in office by the school's principal. Koenlnger, by the way. 1* under 1100 bond facing trial for an nlItged 'a'siull "with hla fist*1' on the-principal two weeks ago . We'd Uke to see the American Legion 'get going’ with their baseSilB’jilane for'the Seventh IMatrlet up t fi* ’ FlorWa Department. Tho AmeHcah’ legion Junior Reieball world' eerie* will be playwl neat Auguet in tbe American Aasocialion bojl pkrk in Kb Paul, Mina. : . Florid*'* fighting G a t o r s dropped two straight to the Au­ burn PJalntmen . - A* Lelti, who caught for Del-end a few aeaaotm ago, ha* been named skipper qf and Urtltki the Macon entry .In the Sally mended by «hl> y#SX . , ,. '1’ '-tf I(iten dap this We have Just received AI.ho riS T%t£. MtS JEfdOnAK : M ln U U Ia 11*— I P lr tm r Jvmmi*.- nSnk N<.l*.‘ IM m . sant Mhl.lr, F l* l,l A lt r . I I n « y *:v*. J * lt V K llr h . lUlewnulH. lio M ilr , P lM k l i a r * — a / lit VIII * 1 iq * l* l* la lia r * ) Oo|il TCIrk V lr in r i ll,in .1 lln n k#<t. tl<inaal IU11, m ill* llay, Huky T o r e * * .' (ih lrw ii**. *i(*p o a t. Slatk Mac*— I n lo r ll. i I d a l a k l i l la r r ) T rip T h ro - Itunnlng K ir*. A l l ! f'aahlun, 11. H i* . (Urn. j O e llL (is n t s t .- W h ll^ Pl.i|l d * v » k lb < !• * * —A /te M il*. I 'x t i ) o ..'h l*l, 111. urn. ,.d. S lr r r r t WMA», e-lsri. N*w*. Ill Hn.t.le, j llllt, lli* riH Irvr. V n U iillln *. - A r m y 1 * » » ! * * * — S in m in - * iq*l*i<l* He** | t l* n d r U i v , Ik im lir th * l l n r . l Tiy*M>**ii. I’kiiAl* liny, Mr*l*rr! o f the steal tisu; lustriw. Mora than l era are Ule In eta*| PROMPT SERVICE ON A LL CARS Van. V lr (n r y ttflU. ,li*rn a U rran lum . i iln*r l.tselr. ' NEW AND COMPLETE EQUIPMENT There haa been a falling out In j Republican rank# over how dres-! tic the House should make strike 1 control legislation. Some OOP members have disclosed that they ftel '.the masin re offered • by JUmaaRtattva -■Francis Case should be modified. .Influentialminority members feel that the Hub's brilliant faate on the mound war* numerous, but the NATIO NAL ROUNDUP achievement be takas greatest in particular to' nrovixlom which Th* prominent Canadian sports­ man and eno ttme hoekey placer, Sherman of the f ederalSlate f ride 1 In was his successive w hiff- would permit Injunction* against Lionel Conschtr, arid today that News servlet, the shipment* ware: ng of Rsb* Ruth, Lou Gehrht, unions. Alto they look alth dis­ hockey players should organise Monday, 88 cars; Tuesday, 131>; Jimmy roxx, Al Simmons and favor on * cleoeea - which would into a protective organisation. I '. Wednesday, 131 ahd Thursday, Joe Cronin, in th* 1034 AU-8t*r -deny cdUacttW* bargaining -or reHassle* Th* I Ish and Wildlife Bervic* 121 can. •taploydbent rights to worlcvrs (eye that th* game is increasing Mr, Sherman reported that , Foremost among his superlative *ud)0 taeort to baycotU or violence Hater Hhtn' prasiecUv# hunters F. 0. B. fitnfotd price* for golthm mound p e r f o r m a n c e s which In picketing.1 • . . . Th» dates hove been *et for variety vf*r* •from fj:60 ,td |S-W , prompted ■Qie nation’s .bassmll Vowever, GOP leaders are con­ Ftorida'a first pkH Mar winter today, and A a t price* on th* lo­ fidant' that there Will be few basic change* Irr the legislation 'motorboat racing ‘program. The wer east coast varied from 11.40 two day evtnt Opens' In Jackson-, to 11.76. After being steadied at whin i t is finally passed. A’ few "(Us on Feb.' Jfl- with tha gl.OOO Democrat*, on the other hand, sdnlheastem championship reipit•till hold out hope of enacting ia fg ll t » 7 S r - « y * Wnycrosi, ,Ge. b**e- steadily on Monday and conttafscf, President Truman's Fact Finding formula as a compromise. SportW0I club [a u b c h ^ camMigp’ to! »Ors o f the esse measure believe raise Itfr.ow-WSfcane* Its lWffi it" can b* passed in a matter »te*dy tilery markets b fryjf 1,1 _ rrT-V*'? i -' V -*•»*’ ' north aa due not only to' contrast tn the gloomy labor suppliis but alio to the leture in IRnahtagton is tho nrd eporismen inUreated fn d •trikes t r « having on pure optimism of the Ainertlire's an InUrestlng note; power In northern portion*, Matind J of JLnbiir. ■ The louthem Field Trial Club's evi has lessened demand for L 'h a i tho welcome sign vhleh were suspended thro* y r __ j * Jit h1 big 1w»y. The V * m ti& rl1*t .go because o f the war, wfl (jQUttBfj InBt A r of L executive council hi* «*nmod Monday at Albany, duo* tfiory Pill concluded Ug HIkml sessions with \id trial Judga Will be Roy ctneirifru plsds M the future. one of Montlcello and W ir h d by'.thk esturn ho the WhlU. ' A K o f i . foW of John U Leals' United Bit)* Worker*. the' Fed-Vhlte of O r l a n d o . . . c entlon I* wooing other udtbn* lhaUghnessy says h* has no li senioritr or merit should be the rihich h*te wendervd away. Prtijkey factor tn promotion of GMY .dertt (WfWam Green ha. U * * a 176,006 production worker*. *' i general appeal to -all unhms The Administration alto U making now and valiant efforts ten of the Dodgers, iun back I te a m t'dtriln n la tg l,.u \ 't f J 4o end the steel strike. White; i U80 House- advisers are sald-ta hard' irelsoe o f a ttrtkli MUAar ni «? ,J W K t o " W devised a plea which embodies; loo HatWn. Dreasen'vah'Tnto afternoon At the high school some form of showdown actions1 »¥-Mlghe who wa* mahUlring I e ff a ling stonred RADIATOR REPAIRS ■t t.a.* TO! OPItillNi: eiANMIN*-, EXPERIENCED EMPLOYEES Striddand-Morrison, Inc PU0NE 200 cheW*o6 weal Oraenlond cryotH*. rtiX ' i t - ' ■- --r- . �*■ i ." ( ■^-C-' y v >C : r ~,. •-7 W J jfis ia M if* * * » o / y ,- » V Tl»; ^ N F O B ftU K J U tlX 9ANK0W1 Pld/HIPA « J W 1 J , m w , n II Mm ! » ,* im i g j . " 1! , ^ FLORIDA LIVRA TONE is a k il o , l e (; a l trrtcrn rc --U — Beware Coughs n o t ic e LAXATIVE DttIGNtD TO fBOMOrr VIGOIOOS HCM.ni t h’. -J STOP'S N a .Y O U R .A o . l « THE SANFORD HERALD Uretln*,. ^ la d in g phone Ind address, r aitpatltea wanted «Ut bo charged for at the Cold! Preparations blSKi^.„Stl,Lkr^ H A tv r , That Hang 0 o n n r .it o r im m . i r \ t i o n T O ; JAM kJ* T IIO M a . i .. *. .1 uiltlrrftv in ait . rittow* fill .Y-Hitlr* *!»#**■M'llnurv JL rr.u r •'■*|r 1„f-*iVS-It Ht*, K*»■*»J*S»-*: VIII* at < IlFI * IM*( IflilNI JUKI •luiitfl tu 4h|*jr 11*, u .« Kith* *<i »*! uiirtlii't y»u S.»lli KUcMltrlh III.. io. illvn u>*\* in i Iih fh .u ll *%! *if rtrittoii'U* Ciiiinty. Klitiiiln, *in ll’ r Mitrrh ' fttili l^t), CrcotnuUloh relieves promt Ur t m u <i’ U eix s rtcb.t to the sse ' i i : Uirnblu to help liHiieli Un.t t fen:i laden phlegm, f.r.d u. l r. to kk )Ui« urn] h «d raw, teml’T. :n flain r.l b ro n ch ial iUUCPUii :u< bran.'::. Tell your druggtfct-lo t<It \ n bottle of Cnxnnutilon With the im demanding \i>u must like the way > (illicitly alltivs the cour.lt or you vx’ur money dock back.. to have your * M il the* 4|tf «|fty t.f. Alatrh. IV I L hi ticfittlll thiriwf. riiill «tt ull p l u m iiin i; Repair work a *pcvialt> Free estimates. Prompt service All work Kuaranteed from common cq!&4 CREOMULSION Hi. |,.iHr for Coushs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis i * « por Mao for <nm laobrttuo Me per line for thru* lnsertline 07e por lino to i I Insertloa« IS per line for 20 Insertion# Minlssas* rate# . . . 10c • i THE SEMINOLE COUNTRY CLUI BOB. JONES GARAGE vm ir i iii> .- i m r t 'T ja in l Utuu MISCELLANEOUS " T I T c T r ic 'Ralhrnom Heatere COMPANY. INC. ONE metseniter dust machine, oae mule. Joe L. Corley, Cameron Ave. BALLARD'S food, groceries, etc- Phone 865:4...U„.Q. Touchtcn rcvm u ra r llOltHOW HERB WHERE PRIVACY IS RE8PRCTRI) YOUIt natural detire for privacy in money matters it strictly respected hero." Friend* and ■ relative* or# not nuea turned j about your credit. Your cmnloycr or baiineta associates rill not hear pf your personal affaire. There it no enuao for embarrassment. , ■ Reasonable credit requirements. No cu-makem nn money loan*. Varlnbla payment plant. FAM ILY I.OAN CO. Florida Hank Hide. Phone 33 1 WE .ARE fully equipped and know how to recap your Urea. Natural. ' rubber or aynthetic, we protect sidewalls of your Urea. Jo»«a Tire Shop, Cor. At Service I n amt Ettn, Phone 108, Registered Palomino Stud YOU DRIVE ITI • New Greens PH O ^E 200 > • In m ru tfd I'n iyw n ys__ M ixlcrni/ul tTulihuiisc STRICKLAND MORRISON FOR A gno<l furniture deal See Walter Beal, phone 127 HELP WANTED PROTECT your clothes, furniture and woolent from moth damage T R A tT O R-hu lit Inter or cidore,! for 5 yeart. One spraying of help to clear 2 acre* Call Berlnu doe* It or Btriou pay* Iiaynid Realty Co., phone HUh. for the damage. It'a odqrlett, stainless and drv cleani-ig cmn- GIRL for toda Fountain at larinnt remove it. Touchton Drug ey’t Drug Store. Part time or f e e HAVE ANOTHER SLICE OF BREAD, TH ANKS/ U-DRIVK-IT. INC, SCC MOW EASY IT tS 'O BEAT Tut BOY FRIEND ■SHORTAGE , SIS R . A I l I DID VYA^s I I I i f f.\ you wrstr a t**: CORN — A LL YOU WANT, Registered Jersey Hull $3.(15, Ilunl'a Tuxedo Feed Registered Hereford Hoar Howard Ranch Store. Phone 368. ho. Sanford Ave., Phone H70..\f UPHOLSTi RED fabrics, upet- I'L l, luiy your car, regardless ef irles, bi 'vatelles, damatka, age or condition. Roy Reel, Imitation leather and drapery .10(5 W. 2ml St. . fabrics. Arrangement for cot­ tage If work desired. R. S. LEAVING for Raleigh, • N. C. •Sul unine morning, room for Brown, IBM N. Onrnge Ave, three, i'houe t*2l-J. ■Orlando, Pta. FURNITURE icpalre«l & re SEED POTATOEV^car load n! .finished. Call 128. North Dakota Certified Rw Blits juat received. Hunt's Tux CURTAINS washed, nlarthed an I edo Feed Store, Phnn- .168. stretcnerl. 61H Mrllonville Ave. F r«gh l » G IRL-W ITH LOT-L Or v7 Iwi/u.-, I’ i iI*' 1 4 g * 0 £ WORLDS FINEST BOATS 30 Modela • from Roslmtl, Outboard* - Runabout* • Crui­ ser* to CO foot Yarbl*' Eactuslre PT Hull Design or Higgins Plasticised Bonded Ply »«> d . 60 1LP. to Twin 200 H.P. gasoline or diesel post'er.' Level Riding • Dry • Safe on Turns • Suit Riding • Shaltus D r a f t • Earepthinall) S ra worthy, , A V A IL A B L E SOON Wrlle or Phone Us CoRerl for further Informallen and priorilv order informtliun. SOUTHERN OREAD 1 io w ic ! RACES ATURDAY, FEB 2nd, 7 P. M * r-s S AT DF1AND, FLORIDA > r«^|i»lit *1 it* i|||* ItliT* (III, I **(»., «|| il fppt I l(|l lift |*«' n-llli*' III (life lit ■sI -Hi IMitttill’ iti aftfe*i *■11jlitl 11tl*» *if > -A SUNDAY, FEB. 3rd; 2 P.M. r v H i. Y N ii. VATHA.W I e«sf«*Hrtltri , til V iMMtf 111 ..ffl.'lnl >.* tii n. >iti tiriw iTil* » VI I * I «. i i i r iiM . is RANSOM - Illl.lNG BOAT Cil. INC. Phone 1318 32t S. Beach St. DAYTONA ItF-ACtl full lima ORANGES I'J.OU bushel delivered, W ANTED: Girl typist, ahorthand R. W. » r n l Phone 788-W. unnecessary. Phone lout. CHICKEN baMerles, metal . «n0 il\| A I T-R E S S wanted Taka* h wood, broilrr Units, inlerinerHalo Restaurant. batteries, finishing batteries. In­ spections arranged at your con­ DRIVER and delivery mnn want­ ed for wholesale gasoline and venience. Phone 2Ut. 6 HP. kicker, phone 65B-R. good condition, TH IS Is new fumiturt: One living room suite, two bedroom suites. Call B94 for C L Bridges. o il. .‘-fa lu m n i (III I o., -S14 W. - PLYMOUTH RABBITS. Rabbit* A Rabbits. AND KKitVlCK giant checker*, New Zealand > Ave. Phone-10I I ' Does, bred and have the bbek*. WASHING machine* repaired— Call 204 for C. L. Budges, and ail home appliance*. Cald­ ELEC TlllC OUTBOARD MOT­ well General Repair Shop, 707 ORS JUST ARRIVED - H2.56 North Mills, Urlamio, phone OPA Celling price plus 11.20 2-1D72. Prompt service •freight. Marino & Sport* Equipment, Temporary Office*. n il TO MOBILE painting, welding. R. A. Kerr Electric ft PtumbRoy Reel, 100 W. 2nd St. inv Repairs, phone 242 Green, v ACUU.U Cleaners, refrigera­ Winter Garden, Fla. tors, washing machine* and ONE nine piece dining room auite. other appliances expertly re­ Phone T70-J. paired. We pick-up and deliver. - I * f r ’ r c „r..| r » f ’ n..' Phone 101 GOOD 12 guage l^fevre binl n with 16 boxes shells, |6S. HEWING machine* repaired. Wit one 786-W. llama Flxit Shop, 205 W. 1st. MB B read Ml tUlt Ml tUISKItf Single or Married 1st St., Phone 70.1. BUSINESS SERVICE Southern TELEPHONE OPERATORS Starting: Rate 6 days-----$26.00 ' A rch IS • S3 Experience IfnncccMsary • Paid • • Frequent Hgcrentes Overtime pay • I'aid vnration.u • while Tasl-cnh PAUl ROBINSON lenmlng kc rvI fa late hours I'M FROM THE FINANCE COMPAMY/GIVE ME |— the RIMG b a o c - C RU N CH ER^) g iv e m i DlDNfJ tt ie LOOfC O U T S l RING " OJiCk h ell CU E W ASONC/ A WATCH MAkl£CI DAUGHfEP • * B u rsH E ft m ] ga^e him W r | > ie WOCkS ilH A P c i FUNNYHE ALWAYS HATED APPLY CHIEF OPERATOli S • 5 weekdays * Satiirdavs H - 12 rt'AMfjn/.. SOUTHERN BELL T E L & T E L CX). BURKE R HOOVER, aweepert niedlum site Merrtman Piano; Phiteo console WANTED radio; Singer sawing’ machine; old model; Vanity dreaser; solid W ANTED : 50 men at the Men's Mahogany drum top tablaj 9 x Blbftr Class, First Methodist 18 rug; Electric washing machChurch, Sunday morning at 1 ins; electric refrigeratorr M»*I« 10:00 A.M. Chef range; small radio. 2481 Palmetto Ave. ____ __ ~*—~ "PIANO in-good condition. Must be- bargain. Phone 934-R, 19M Otdimoblle, good condition, celling I4S6.D0. W7 Perk Ave. ROOM and board wanted by single DAVID B*radley 4 wheel rubber tired farm wagon with tractor hitch, 8 toir capacity, good tiro*. Ilka new. iltf.OO. J. Kamid man. Permanent. Herald. Box 18, c/o WANTED TO RENT Box 70-W, West Sanford <U\i To All Your Bakery Needs » * y.’s always fresh when you buy it at gmityV“ tot2Bwimie^'1” J h ,« * , ( b a h ." 7 ft LAV3, ONkff O Nt t6 6 ' KACH ytAR. TWO OR 8 room apartment at once! R. M. Campbell, c/o Palm* Rooming House. a small charge for ■ton* building U . r r - 'l N T Y J A IL )GIESJ L,C O. UONE .--- 7*iCELL J, I'M S O GLAP YOU'RE HERE, M R. HALE. WITH SOMEONE IE HE IS, PRISCILLA.THE TEACHER YOU WANTEP ME TO HlR£ FOR ELM TOW N.I HOPE -------YOU'RE SATlSFIEP/yf VUH W I5b >« ' 6 IP THEN PEACE TO ELMTOWN { LIKE YOU TO EpUCATE US, PERHAPS THE PE CENT PEOPLE OF ELMfQWN CAN LIVE LIKE HUMAN BEINGS, t----------------- I CURE HOPS SO, M AW A-IMEAM CAN PC AN VTHING TO MAKE THIS TOWN BET­ T E R , I'L L - - fr^ .7 -.----------------- I AIMT GOT TIME FCP ANV NORE OF M O FCOU^HME^S ABOOr TEACHERS! X'A\ GOIH'OV8RTD HVIB LOM6HORM ANP 50Y BOB CROCKET A PRINK.t— I - - E R - - HARPlV KNOW WHAT TO SAY, GENTLEMEN MR. KANE MEN­ TIONS WAR ANP PEACE! NO FOUST HE REFERS TO TOLSTOY'S RE­ CENT NOVEL OF THAT-NAME. I'LL BE HAPPY ID PiSCUSS LITER AJURE AT ANY r - - «riTHFx<Iw AIN'T HE A CARP, BOYS' LET'S' ALL HAVE ANOTHER PRIM* { ^ me KANE. IF I and Fo u n d 0£T: "IfJtW co Shrine pin, re­ turn to Edward T . U iie , re- filJ A lN |G LIKE HIE G u ille m o t PINE LIQUORS O N E STORE In j [B U R K E / J .unfurnlihw WELL-BBED saddle or brtx wgra. 2608 Yale A r a , KL 8, (L T H D i * - 9 LOWLY SHE SLIPS / -WHAT HAPPENS//] W B U S T S THRF B IG THE RING OFF - NOW VJHOS IN \ SHE’S HANDING IT j PO O C H O F HERS N TVIE NEXT J b a c k : TO ME SPO ILS EVERY- r-— PADDED TVIING2'r7i— Robb’s Home Bakery JR DUY^ small home in the city. Reference*. Box -RdliWJp t/o Hrratjl. ._________ * ______ IS soon as possible, unfurnished . or furnished house or apart­ ment, one bedroom og more. L A Y IN G hera xplentr, y*ed* ol Close in. Have % children, 5 White flocks, New Hempehlre* Plymouth Rocks and lagham * A few p tin of nice bsntami Bv PAUL ROBINSON: m Aun Th« MftJem Mvnstwcrmni : t 'j'n iia*■v; i ~i i_ ~r; 1 s ir / tit IV t /M �PACE SIX I citnirr cxiihciirace WF.rnnutrr runn Hrv. ll*rk li Car l.#k# M vara* l. 'w r t l i r t i i i l Sundi Com J. W. IVEV. PMIor munlon, *39 A. M. l u n i . f School, III 00 A. M. Ullur Sunday#-i<«rvjc** J:J» P. 1L Preaching, 11:<WA U. r. I*. M. 7.1* P. M. Prcrhln*. I* U (:o * iiiu :iin n n iA L t i l i n c i i piiikt MKiiMiutrr cm lieu , Corner of Park Atrnw ami lid P. U. lltv. J. I. McKinley, llrrcl. ».li A- i l —Sunday School. J. ii Mlnlalrr. J. Bernard Itool. Han#, au|irtlnlfndetil. Sunday School. 19:00. CIINIoriAS ASII HlaltoSAI II mi A. M -Morning VVortbl*. Morning Wor»lilp, II «*. Spec­ AI.I.IANCK TAHKHWACLK 7•<! l‘ M. V.iulh P.llonablp. ial Mu.lc. Hanfnrdwirl.ndo lltchway —■ 1.00 P. M. Sermon /tmd U enava Atrnua. H*-v. tllan.i 17. Smith, Paator. LAKE NAH1 rOMMON'TV ^Sunday—tllble School, !*:0g n u in c ii HKV. NOHUAS 17 KOKI11,1IK Morning Worahlp—M.9* A. k darelcer for Sunday— Ktrrti Inp Kiriln—• 00 P. M. t*:0* A. M—Sunday School Thurrday— lildweak Prayer I 11.00 A. M — lltitnlni Woruhlp. *.'10,P. M. Volin* P«Ki|ilr'a Hoctrly elce, *.00 P. U. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 1, 1946 FLORIDA THE SANFORD HERALD. At THE CHURCHES cill Ilm of jr.ni a i HltluT op i.m im m v n iM i Aim-firm l.'-jiHill Itul One block Writ ill l*urk Avrn Heroic#' every Sunday, 7:10 P. Hunt #|i*#k,r#. l.lr.CT, »- K. CmtCKCTT. M od ern C h arm .*. *11 I v t H'cond Stroel Major A. H Whurlun In chain# Sunday School, l ‘ > A. U. Prayar Kittle* 11:00 A. M. T. P. I* « o* P. M. Siren Merlin*. 1.00 P. M. EeannallrtK Herelea. 1:0* P. U. Prldar Sartlce 0:00 p. U. School. 10 00 Itamil. Sunt. Morning wnmhlp. Corner* W rdneaday S arylce— * :* • I' At a and lilt It. “IVharo Jaauaja Itaar I. W H IO IIT , Paator Sunday School, o. W SupL. .10.00 A. M. It urn Inn Iireotlonal Hereleo. I'hriat Ainbaiaadora (younn id*). 7:00 P II, K v a n g -lla llr M ra|lnn,_*:00 Prater merlin* und Blbt# Study. Thuraday *:va p II K 111 Palmotti Aeanua IQ:00 A. M- —Sunday Bchoc T?T— MurnTn* Worahlp, 11—N. V.-P. H, M. — Kvenlnt Worahlp. M.—IVrdnradoy. Flayer 100 Karl Set'nnd llftreet Sunday Beryl,-#—lliOOTA. M. Sunday scfittoi—a rt-A ii Lau rel A STATEMENT CONCERNING THE ON ELM AVENUE AT SECOND STREET r iiu H c n o p h o d and d m A tan u a T im Oeneea By ARTHUR L. BUTLER, Minister — ..dt W* *. , % This statement is respectfully submitted for the purpose of allaying the apprehension In the minds of some who live in the vicinity of- Elm Avenue and Second Street where the bufTdtrig of the Church of Christ ts under construction. Some seem ^o have the idea that the worship of this church may prove to be u disturbing element and u nuisance to the com­ munity. Doubtless, their misgivings are due to lack of information concerning the faith and pr*cticea o i the Church of Christ; therefore, it is -considered expedient to explain the worship of the said church. ‘ ’ PlllsT HIIIItTIAA lit I IKIt • l(«u Kanftiid At mu# -William- prrrr *Tealey. Mlnlalar Sunday School Worahlp *:!* 1- 34, MnrnIhK Worahlp, 11:00 A. M. I'hrlatlan Youth Fellowship. «:!• '. H Worahlp and Serinun. 7:10 P. II, WetJneaday Hat rice 111* «• phut ii.h t Iat nii'srs park Avanu# at Oth HI. \\ t". llrouka, Jr Paator Hundny School. 0.11 A. M. Worahlp. 11:00 A. M. Tialnln* Union, I 11 P. M. PIIPIHJII OP <IIIttaT Worahlp. 7 lo P M. . „ .. H tm 'n u le CuuniV ‘ U u u tlliu u ar. \Vrdnratlay Service, 710 P. M I llb lr r i t a r r * . 10 0 0 A. II. Worahlp and Communion. 11.00 Kuraary (or Sunday Morning vice. IJEDROOM- SUITE Modern massive coiistructioii' in a beautiful Hlripf ‘.\amtit mute Hint in the last whirl in stream­ lin'd mmuirt. The suite includes the Duublc Bed, -Nl«ht Stand, Vanity Bench ami Vanity with tt larRe, sfjuure plate k Ih-^h mirror. , A t I I I lit II OP lillll rntie at Filth street ■I Tatra. Paatut. Hchrml. In HO A, M Wnc»nlp. 11:00 A M 7 — * 30 P. V (i ■T*10 'P. M. [rutin* Wrd., iron P \il Lskr M il Lk Ai»ui* \ \r\ut:sr. « iii lit ii l*r»yrr H# C A T H O L IC I ’l l C H C l l | C *th t»lle Chufrh. tMhur N srv Wo learn from Acts 20:7 that the purpose for which the early Christians met was to observe it; ami from I Cor. 11: 23-26 we learn that Christians were given instructions from Christ through the apostle Paul to partake of the lord's Supper. M nlnif W«*Fv(r#* ll'***1 A M. AI L Tiie ibuidoir t'lmiry iiphoiHtered in flower sjilnahed linen. . . 1. LORD’S SUPPER— Sunday Hc IhhiL 0:11 A. M- Nlvhf lltr ln r y *17 W m SalllurS llr lljh lK H00 O ih lllh Btr##L , I 2. SINGING— t * In Colossians 3:16 and Ephesians 0:10, Christians arc instructed to sing and mnke melody in their hearts to the lA>rd. Congregational Hinging is the only music used in the worship of the Cb§rch of Christ. Since no mechanical instrument of music is used, it t» noted that one of what may be considered by sonic a disturbing element is eliminated. • • l,u*t Ofllr# Ait.liraa: [to* lit l'hona lit Hlinilay Krhnul lh'#n A M Hi*. Falltar William Nachirab: , Moriilu* \V«f«hlp -tt 90 A M I'aator. Kv.nlu* Wor.hli,—7*1# I* M SundAy fnaaa: 100 A. M . and Friday SFrv(rr-7-J» I*. M 10 no A M li.nl, M#aa: *.to A. M. (■<>nf#*aloii Kalurday 1:00 I’, M, ■ lo *.410 !• M. and 100 P M. I« lit* || W l'.lliM V A l M rT IK H M k T oil m il «ir imoi 4 niFamrsHUs ciirtteit ftmimJAif t0:fo A# It. K l> / llim V M .K K . d . n.. raaior Prefirnin# li t* A U. C o llir r o f Oak <ind T hird Kv*n«r!l*llr H#rvIr#. ?:iti P. M Holiday *#r»lr#ai Mldwtak Pr*y*r i*nd PriU* 1 A& A M.— Sunday Krhool. ll.ufl A. M.-Mi.ruln# Wnrahlo. ■ ThUfMUy Kv#niBf t:9Q P. M 0 30 I’. >1. Junior and Benluril Yiiunil I’rnula. , : :e I'. *1 —-Hranln* lVorahlp .■nvitfcrn . . ... ,.■ DAT Aiivn^TisT J. i!riME), |*n>t»r I III IK K Huniln> Srhrml, ID;00 A. SI Rim Atrai* a#i*«ia Hurl i;rr.*i‘l Hunt Sahbalh 8ch->n| Hai.<r,Uy«. »:3* MornlnHC U‘l|M**rk, tjr*Mi». !l:(M* A A M. Itlmiur Mn. llym Church Kimrtl, II:*# A. U - ? i 10 l* \l l'ray#r Ma#tln* W»dn#*'ay R»' I \fiilnp WVhhlp, 7 30 P. «n1n*«. I:#* I’ M \\ e-.IlMmein) P lA f ^ f H«rVlC* V Al tiii : mu TimiiK d.u tist t.AHr. ansiiii*.' cm urn » * m * t uiuick ,tirr- Av* Hi Nttltli HI. llubrrl It TSylur, tia*1nr (7 I'rtmli, I'aulor. Sunil*, nrh-i-’l. |n-#i A U ouuSiif Hrjiuul,, *:)& A, M,. ltol*nd OHM, Sap*. T. n lltrtilHtiiff,* asMr~ . Mornlsr Wi-ruhtp Itifcf- A-_*L ’M uinlos 1**t r*nib. 11:6* AJ - M: Kvrnins Wurililp, *.00 Jr. M. n^ 1' 11 nlnu—Worship. .:»» 1' JP ylv-il H#rvlp##. \\>-lnr«il#)' I’rayer M»rvlr«, 7:0* T.alnln* Union. 7:39 r M M. W'#dn#*il*r l’r*> *r Htrvlct- 1:1* I* Ht«l ami ThlfiJ TutXlay^, J r. u. H M i* , 1:99 p.t U. O r, C. JT. u,.nil CIt >i J.*i v cAtt •: W cat, t»a s t «j r *i 3. PRAYER— ^ _ — — - ^ In Acts 2:42 and I Timothy 2:1-8, Christians are taught by example and by precept to engage In both prlvdto and public prayer. 4. GIVING— Acts 2:42 states that tho early Christians continued in fellowship; that is, In contri­ buting of their mutcrinl wealth. I Cor. 16:1-2 gives instructions us to when and how the contribu­ tion is to be made. _____ _____ __ _____________ _ 5. PREACHING and TEACHING— That preaching and teaching when the .church Is assembled is pro;>or is sut .forth in Acts 2:42 and Acts- 20-7. These five items of worship are neither disturbfng nor/ annoying, but LOVE SEATS NOTICE There'« nothing like a pretty-little Love Seat to make your bedroom one of inviting charm. This one is nicety tailored in a gay ftorul patterned linen 'crash. . . serenely edifying. All ExAtnltialioit on the Cumtitutlon of th« United Slate* will b* held nt the office of tho SuperinUndert In the Court House, Bnnfortl. Florid*, nt two o’clock on Saturd*y afternoon. Fehrunry 0.- IW i. For further Informntlon call on the 8uperintcndont. 38 .50 Superintendent Deep pile chenille in lovely pastels with vuricolored designs, A wide selection to choose from, • • v - ' *. The Bible does not teach that in order for a ponum to lie saved, ho must kneel at the '"mourner’s bench" and agonize in prayer for G kl to save him until he "prays through.’* Tho Church- of Christ docs not engage in- any Buch practice, und those who fear that they may bo annoyed Into tho late hours of the night by suqh ‘‘seasons of prayer" may rest assured that their fears are groundless. The Church of Christ believes and teaches that a person Is saved by obedience to the following commands of the gospel: T. W. LAWTON CHENILLE SPREADS _ * • The Church of Christ assembles each first day of the week (Acts 20:7— I Cor. 16:1-2), and en­ gages in the items of worship authorized by the New Testament as follows: pitieT t itttirm * rntscil MmnIn* WmaltIp—It 09 A. k. iiltile School—*;»4 A. M. Till: ( III Ill’ll OP HUD I I.ana»••«<! I l-F.V II V vtfl.I.KII. Paato ThutnUy - %M i Installed Floor M^ts S6.00. Installed Seat Covers $12,& $15 „ ___ Complete Units 1. HEAR GOD'S WORD—Rom 2. RELIEVE IN CHRIST AND GOD-John • Sealed B«am Adapter $7.40 u • Radio Batteries $5.95 • “ Henry” Wax JoS" $5.00 Hebrews 11:6; John 20:31; John 8:24 8. REPENT OF PAST SINS-Luke 13:3; Acts 17:30. 4, CONFESS FAITH IN CHRIST— Matt. 10:3t-33; Acts 8:37; Rom. 10:10. j Be sure • • . SEMIN0LETIRE SHOP •>,1. * • t J A ,• * . In, I Corinthians 14:40, Paul admonishes us, “Let all things be done decently and in order.” The Church of Christ conducts every phase of its work and worship In accordance with this fftbclble, ‘ and „lt; has never been nor will It ever be a disturbing dement, but rather a blessing L .f B O U D O IR - ■■ : LAM PS Crystal bases with silk shades in pastel color* to tahed a soft light'on your .; •/ bedroom setting. a. BE BAPTIZED INTO CHRIST—Mark 16:16; AcU 2*8; Acta 22:16; Gal. 3:27; I Petar 3:20-21. . , , . , *• with Pure * ^ (l? P mana*- • ■ If i? iv Concrete Pipe, Building Blocks, Ready-mixed Cow Seplie Tanks, Concrete Fence Poet, Well Curbs “a,- * ■ \ ' •(: : ; * . ^ tl ,y triqtfl the completion of the building, the. Church of Christ is holding Its service*^n the '■*j Seminole County courthouse each Sunday moaning at 11:00 o'dock and each Sunday eVcnlng at 7:0Q ,o'clock. The public ia cordially Invited to attend ail services. •* ; Property Marker* ' Should you dealre further Information concerning' the Cbuixh ’ of Christ .. . - _ ----------gWM 9mm6 S ltttu m t$Jl 51W; Bka-ly-r- 1 , ^ x t'W B hneu ' rfcfi. • -' 7 ; ’ ■■ ^ • 1 ' • _ • ■ A contact ' - . , ■ / * • 1 - . - ■ . t .1 • ’ fa �* --- -®■ ■ . ’ T In Unity Thtro In Strength— To Protect Ik . P u r . of the World) T e Promote the Prof re*» of America To rrodece Pro*peril/ for Hanford. Psrll} rlmtd) and »*nd) through Lillie chanff in temiirralure. tonight and Tur*da?. AN .INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPfiK VOLUME XXXVII EaUblbthed 1908 Dismissal Of Brazil's New President Swdro In ^ LONWWfrFeb. M r t A P r = Tho American member o f the United Nntlojui Security Council. Edward ^Stettinius, proposed today that the Co. proposed today that the Coun­ cil dismlaa th e Rusalan charges against Britain. Th e; Soviet deiegaUon has claim- j ed that the British troops in* ►Greece were a threat to world pear*. Stettin ?u* said that' tha United States is satisfied f that then are * no reasonable grounds for ths Russian charge. Earlier British Foreign Secre­ tary Bevln and Russian • Vies Commissar Vfshinaky resumed thslr battle of word* over the Soviet csinand fur withdrawal of British troops from Greece. Bavin denied the Ruseisn charge that the British forces are lend-1 ing support to Greek reaeUonarI NAN IM k was unfriendlo to Russia. U*n- Eurico A proposal to postpone the first Hall of Tin meeting of the United Nations i«H iv c is n| Assembly in the Unlteii SUtes |brief uddre from spring to fall fi being cir- P***e. ■ "‘ I 1 culated among delsgatea toilsy i Braiilians. by Aflsemhly President Paul, 1 ltenri Spank of Belgium. At t p < i present the Assembly i> schc- p 1V p L doled to meet in ft* interim [ * mT v he 1i)uartrr* (n the United States, i Uu ig tb* ipritig. Hut Spank A n 'lf l ar 'I fnat ther» w|H he little i Annuaj Meeting Of Credit Association Slated Wednesday Timothy HarrUat^. resulted' In Bwtth, passenger ... in „Mrs. . . . l-ola ....... tho parj receiving severe cut* ani| bruises. Bhe was rushed forirestmcnt to Fernald-Uughton Memorisi Hospital, At U:lW SI. Saturday at First Street and Maple Avenue, Jnme<i A. Ciewi, drlvinif a r o w S«dmn, tht propfrty of J. M. Spivey who was riding the car, ran into the hack of a Dodge truck which, was parked on- First Street near Maple Avenue. Mr. i’ pivey received injuries which *e Guns Set Up A t j Grew* «:•« treB t,d by ,Ilr1- J- N- T0,"r. n * was arrested on a chargo r-v * of recklea driving and of having [n o drlvera license. w - j n ^ r ^ K t t lJ AIM*.' f,," ’ er of Eleventh Street and n n r o .lt l-ocust Avenue when Willie Thom-, •; n ew measures to protect . y,,r,i i ruev hit ••K a.D . Brownlee offjc fu.mbsrg Fslsc* of J u .tl«. r e L .tw „„ncd by .1am ( roent wil1 1,1 Bvei thlnegun smplsesmenta hmve. Ivr.rthlnsrloh 711 ~ ’ 'Hickory A v e -! InsUlled Inside the big. * (.Llfy dsmuging the rear of* 1 I Active pallbearers iou*« where B fcrmvr N . il ,h( tHr thf f....; front of tho V. Bitting, F E. Hot hot* ere on trlsl for »o f| ’ |tu'ck; Thomas was arrested fo ri Mitchell, J. H. Tn pL-V - v ---) )— : 1 re-klfs* driving gn.i the truck I'arklns and .R. C. recking ‘ Honorary pallbcar ] the General;- “ We arent „fnt to Kutllff’s wrecking; g for any trouble, bat to be p|M#. Ur. J. N. Tolar, T. ..... evenlm ........ _ at about 10:00 . W. D. jtaehry. « . I i safe aide we tr* increasing j . .... t>Un3av o’clock at Ninth Street and Laurel W. Lawton, w . ft. B ' General Watson aald that ha Avenue, .Alvin Gllyard, driving a t Herndon, M. K. Sir could not disclose the number of Ford touring car north on Laurel Hoy' Odharn and Fra a r * -.. r s m g e o a , Avenue coilidW JvrlUT. o. r.ord M d-• ' "'T date." "things hav* t. Shinholser O p e n s . |Law Offices Here A. Edwin Shinholser, recently separated United State* Navy officer, today annoaneed the open­ ing of hi* law off lea In .the San­ ford Atlantic NsUm |*| Bank Bldg. Mr. Shlnholssf whs graduated from the University of Florida Lave School In 1»M and until 1M0, prMtteed IndrpvadenUy In Or­ lando. II* waa associated with the law firm of Akertuan, Dial and Akanoan la Orlando from IMS until he entered the Naval service In 1012, nn driven by J. K. Evnne-going NO PROHIA.I Tl wrest on N.nUi Street In a Fort TOKYO, Feb. 4, 0F>sedan, resulting in soma dsmsge; japanes* envoy* who to the sedan. Both driven wen ,n tVt,oahlngton while arrested for reckltae driving. WM moving to* s An hour UWr *t Short jj^rbor probably lilll n Drive and French Avenue, an ag wmr criminals. A Oldiunoblle aedan, driven by Lleul. at Allied haadquartvr* R. G. Morton Emphasizes Value Charles H u r t Opens Income Tax O ffice rated In .Sanford with the A t­ lantic Coastline Railway, suggest, ed the following creed to the Rotary d u b today: ''Inasmuch aa I cannot give a life. 1 pray to God I can save a life.” Introduced^by Leslie Shephard. Mr. Morton who pas been with the UJL A m y Engineer* fo r the p u t four .yesta g . a safety w - AsHOfialcd PrcHst leaned Wire House Rejects Move To K ill changedTwice Ail rending Labor-Measures TestimonyOf Truman Plans Series Of Conferences To Cope With Strike Of — CIO Steel -Worker* Seel Shortage Shuts Do vn l ord Assembly Plant ------w r a m t fT r r n S 'F e h ; ' n s - ' Naval f'nptnin I.. F. Saffotd to­ day changed the testimony ho offered •artier today to the I 'carl II rlior Investigating Committee. . ! L a t -e.jopetilng hour* of the ■v iiin, |etd-tent ituestinning hid '■ ■drawn fr tit Hafford the statement!. [ttr*t a suspicion existed" in h la T l mind thiii General Marshall and Admiral Stark had acted Illegally, in -d»-»lii>) ms public'- documented The subject under dlscuaaln.i *ve* , •he to-railed Jupat e*e " * nda code*' m” **age. w Inch Sxtfurd ■■» - v, .« received; hut which 1 '•'.her o fff.cr. have trstifinl wnsj lU't I revived. Sub cqueitlly. under ipietthi .Ing , from Sviitiiu' Scott Luca* of till- •. non. Haffont nalil he line mi pro- e per hut Ik for mm |iIrion aicainat any Individual.' He said it it a , fr.ct thut official record* are miss- j inn, hut he did not know how. He was then a-ki-d if he wuhe 1 tn rhnnjco lib* railior statement re­ garding the responsibility of Mar- ' ' shall uml Slmk. Safford rep'led ' that hr would like lo do eo. “ I have no suspicion/* he oaid, l. "duelled uga’itul any imh t hiuls who tail.In- named ’* Representative Jere I'm per o f ’ IVnnemee oloeived that he could , not understand Ihnt kirol of an I I answer, mid - n that if Snfford I t ha"d suspicion*. I hey imal be I direr to | agnttnl perann*. | Then behalm l.uras irfrited tn : .o t h e r Mitlii-u-i. who h ave te s tifie d ] i th at mi "w in d s r o d e " Vueiiaugr wag) received, mid - asked how the;* lotihl he a .... . Safford leplieu, ■"I caiumt explain other iwople.'* | He iintifieil those who wer. I with him when.the tne>*ogo was icctftvel in ( ‘ apt. A, !* Kramer, | ' Cnpl. A II. McCollum, Admiral T. 11 Wilkinson, and Admiral . || l.r eh Noyes. These mtn, he rway for t hi* •«* j said, were the one* he'referred -ildbig' nf Hhe«l Nu, 1 nt th«* to wi.en hr said that a "w'imls" * 'ijPli •■•1*0 had heen recclveil anil Mt« F»m ier«‘ Mmkrt In I'Uni '] \e. knew it. meant way. i tfv. which was iINdroyed by fire Frida* night,” Stated William I- Wilson Hirer tor of Flotlda State Faioier* Markets, today I hiector V*1*011 and to! M H llawkinsr supervisor of constructiun for the I- armors Markets iy*tern Twetit to I’lntit Glly Saiurdtry, to survev the damage nnd lire spending the week-end In the Winter stinwlierre pro­ duction renlet. In Tluni City tire, ■lav UirNrtur Wil*uit said; "The pent trims'of T)ti) Farmers Market bore will be e,o.l inued uninter­ ruptedly. despite Finlay night's Male which caused damage csli■rated at appro* ttnalcly tfrO.tmt). Uusinrs-i normally iiniolletl through the shed which. burned, will ho taken care of by the imirket'a remaining facilities us far ns posslblsj This may yaush some slight ongesUon hut I feel sure Ihnt vith the rettperiilioo of all rttnet i erhed the business of the mutkel ill an he handled in this manner to chile rebuilding is under way. ■‘ompletion of a .in* l to replacehe one which, wo* destroyed will ■e expedited jo*1 n» much a» i" ,11 luuuuidy puisiblr. Thmughmit the .< ■development of the Slate Farmers’ i, Mnikets -vslerir it has been the policy of ('oitiiinsstoiier of A gri­ culture Nathan Muyu to keep farlllties, nn established market*, up to the best possible levels lit nil times. This wean* lhut In .such leases as the I’ lant City Tiro, there } i* no delay in restoring the lost facilities, nr In making other Im|U provemenls calculated td offset ^ 'the damngr anil Improve service I to the growers. Naturally the vote was ISO to -I’d. The at­ tempt vena "made l»y Democ r ni te Hepreaentativo ‘ Emuituel (Viler of New York w£oa he offered such an amendment, to the strike control hill pnposed bv Itrpuhliran Heprrxeutatlve Francis ('u-e of Hoidh Dakota. The felle r move was, in effect, n motion to strike out the entire •n»e Idll. After rejecting feller's motion, the House resumed con(Idrralion of amendments to the Case measure. * Meanwhile tho great st*<d strike, • >oni of. the Kurd Motor Company’s entered It* third week amid In­ i'i w-rre laid otf “ for nn indefinite creasing sign* Hint tht» may III. -.ir-pi n-loii of wnik ill this and be the week the White House pluiis show down action, to end the ref anrer* ion-crippling walkout. t’ lesideitr Tr-.man lias scheduleil a series of conferences with industry leuilei s for some­ i Farmers Market Bratich Rickey Watches Brooklyn ■At Plant City | Talent During Initial Workouts ;To Be Repaired 1 relluut aod accomplUhiTient*, association during ths year * rsported, said Mr. Payne, *ws svpect to have ioma discussions of our mem. „ „ , I pn B. Chtpman la president ; ftjiociatlon. Th« director* !. R. Clonta of Oviedo; J. J. of Sagford; Joe EichetbergEusti* and C. 8, Lee of *■ * ■ 11 MONDAY, FEBRUARY «. I9 « Safford Says He Did* And Then He Didn't S us pec t Marshall■ Of IH?gnl Actions Stettinius D e c l a r e s ! “ British Troops Inr Greece N o Menace To Peace O f World u e r n b e r ff P a l a c e S&fFORl), FI.Q U ID A. ^Market Director Says Damages Estimated close To m o o n J*. Mnrkul) Is \ isitor In Snnfonl ) I,, Mm kcll, f .tin-t --rth** iinitiugt’f of tin' A Hii.dit Ft ml Growei*, arrive,) u, .„■■f-,*,t hixt Finlay to spend u (..* days oil business, lie left .Surdity tu re­ turn to hi* present Imme tit Han tfraneisco, Calif* H) JULIAN STF.NSTHOM V1he Brooklyn baseball training ,*n|> -t Imol opened Friday morn.ig ul the Municipal 'Athletic ivhl with some 100 young hall player* participating in Initial . oi kuut under the watchful eyes I llrniich Rickey and some .10 emits, mnnngrrii, coaches and jn.li*nrtors J f the steadll) rxpaitX ng Hmlgei farni system \lining the nutiimnlly known lui-rhall men pii—mil Friday were Will Mathews, liedrge Si.ler, Hill K lifer, Andy High, Jack Knight, Uny Hayworth of the fort Worth lllli nf the 1 exits 1-engue and liny Illnd^C' fnrinri Cardinal pilot muI currant skipper of the St. Until American Association nine 'vhlcb W‘il| train lie re ilurlng 'Inrclt. Uecktsl out in the splendor of blight new IbMlgci iiriifnriiis, the Hit) lathlete-. mo-'Iv returned vet eiun*. node, » i ui the wtjtkouls iv tilch vieir .In, i i ilu’J 1i vevef.li a* "pretty mupli ‘ <tile lanky nghtlinndei •lidn r lie-ilale tn declniiiig the session « . rugged ns some nf those Aitny and Nary thysieal training |*eriorls." A nundarr of the sehool’s o f­ ficials pointed out that (he most nofir,'nhle inor impresaive revela­ tion in glancing over (hr sipind ons t t if kill' of ilie uihlele* and, of rouree, the tiebtness of the uni­ forms Mi. Jlukev was especially imprrssi'd to l In. depnrlinent alien he niriied fi mi tluytmia lien, h Frida* I" wift.eWv the in itjui wmkHill Ho key rontinu* I E*t (Uatsr the local tiasetmll pink h> devlarmg that it » » < a. giosl and evrn better than It ■ r-.pevted it to lie. He expressed his satisfaction with the entire setup and intimated that he was happy ths chib hud ehosen .Sanford u. the site of the limning school Harold Rottegrr, a llr.wiklyrr fnrm system official who |*'con­ nected with the Haytona Reach Dodger* of the Florida State lwaguC, was very mstninirntal in getting Hanford selected as the site for the school After taking tim e this week Hr c o n fe r re d ihiB morning with Siisn-uuy of labor Sc hwellenhneh Hn,l Philip Murray, head ,>f the >! taking lid steel w n th r ls TI ip great harhoi of Now York *s tieil up by a 1ughnai strike 1hat A union lender claims is IlH per rent effective. The union official, Captain William Bradley, said that only half a Union tugs weie working early today. in Walerbury, Conn, wage ne­ gotiations between C’10 union leader! and tho Scovlll Manufac­ turing f ompatiy rollapnfd to­ day Union officials said that ffiUU employes would join, on UNMnovTay, she U f i X , worker* already on strike In the Connectlcut Ilrnss Mamiforttiring center In St Louis o stiikr of AF of I. custodians ha* closed down all hut "1 of the Ik".* clcinontniy nnd high school*. The custodian* mid indiums ate demanding a pay In­ crease of fJO month. Most pupil* and teachers showed up uoof, were lurk.it I ne students on tune for *rhnn|, |>ut were kept walling outside lo-eause tho rti .. veil themsen es thoroughly, an.I vher red the Ah of I. pickets W illia m Vihlrn and H a r r y iRn|>tk*m. r r lu r iifi! v rtc ru n *. w«rr«* to«|ay ii| by a riu n m ittv o hm r llIfllrl*’ tit MUMlil.f i sjup iit th e Sunfnfil I.ion'll Cluh. oi the weekly d in iit-r H ire lin g o f (h e elu li tod ay. Mi Vihlen tn eniploye«l by (he ^ a n fn n l H v led o T iu r k ’ (ir u w r n i Inv . nr | Mr K<»!»ihm i* p i«*|>r letor of n ntoir un Weal PtTM Street. !l«lh an veil in the K u ril pen n T h ea ter. liirh n rd Ihraa o f the atten d a n t'* c o m m itte r m ^ ic i-ile d a m e th o il n f cuninrinir ib u n t m to improve membership. John Slurs id reported uu tr pro * Mr. Mafltril, who with biicwife poxal that the Lions spiutsor a and sou, Teddy, It* -,l nt their rodeo show at Seminole Driving home on the St. Jolntr- River for Park. A vote revealed that memtilmiit ten yctiis during the l!tJi[>. l*crs wrre unable to devote enough left Here uliout I ’* years ago. time to such a project, and tho Teddy is in the Navy, he raid, and pro)Hisal was therefore disap­ has recently returned ftom'n tour proved. of dt)ty in the Pacific. , I I'n vi Mmur«l ffuiM f»I »l la announced that General i ufoh our ability to get material* ...... RED CROSS Ttt MKF7T mrge Marshall ami the other on the ground," . | i- tr n n f i mm fd members o f the committee Potatoes, celery and other pro- j l a * S ' - l l l l l l c l Mrs. H a r r y Woodruff, vice Mch negotiated the truce In'ducts are moving in substantial, n * i * i ■> rhnirmnn of the Seminole County ilna’a civil strife will tour the volume from Florida' markets, re- • U r H l S n D Red Cross, ha* called a meeting rmer battle areas. porta received in WHson'e office , of the board of dlrectur* u( the The representative of the cen In Jack*onville, Indicated |<>d*y. chapter which Is to be held on government on the truce comJ A . Dulany, manager of the PaNEW i 01th, F b t. Il b — Fur Argentina pasre.l land’s end and Tuesday evening at tt 00 o'clock Ittae was General Chang Chun, hokee market reperte^ completion; the first Itnjr In more than 'UfKI began rolling in a tremendous for the purpuse of discussing is Communlif member wa* Gen-'of the wln|er potato crop move- year* n ship nas * H*ed in Ainerl- |ground swell, problem* pertaining to the con­ nl Chou Eft-La I. |menL noting that "Potatoes *old- ca curry ttig Hr It is gul/t to Amcrl- | The women collapsed on the tinued operation of tho Red Cross [nt nine# the on the stalresxe*' -- limp and in the county. Alt hoard member* Although thb truce waa agreed at this market through our pro- can huahand*. on Jan. 10 and hoetilitiea were rearing plan led the area in r e - ,day* when **llin ship* brought decks, fell in paxsageways and *a and a|] other* interested in the n colonists on miserable. have ended by the 13, th*re turn to grower*. Buyers were w ill-j wive* to work of th* Red Cro»» are especi­ lout Wednesday was the wont ally urged to attend. tre reports o f subsequent fight- ing to pay a premlupt for potatoes the >hares of Nt k England has . .. ___,__.r. . .. . _ The vessel But today, the llnllvil Slate* ranheatl on into a full gale. The LEfllON MEETS TONIGHT Army transport Argentina docked Arginttna was buffeted b)l winds Campbetl'Loastng Post No. 53 In New York harbor, bringing to that signetimrs reached a velocity of the American Legion will hold America thn. British brides— and ' of 70 mile* an hour. Wind their babies ** of American ser- shrieked through the rigging, Its regular meeting tonight at 8:00 o'clock at the Legion Hut lo­ .vlcemen who married overseas. cated on t«e Lakefront, Adjutant In all, there were 451 women and Joel Field stated today. Mr. 175 children. Field also said that all veterans Th* Mtvee ranged in age from here for the Brooklyn Dodger 10-ysar-otd (Mr*. Ben F*. Butler baaebell school ere invited to a t­ to 44-year-old Mrs. Harold N. timea the rise of the 30,000 tend. Cooper. Mra. Cooper 1* enroute to Argentina. She hove to, a Join her husband f t R»anok* Ra■ p a i w H I .id ., tt, d.* a n . uuutr »>** ” triad tonight et th# meeting route to Manhattan Beach. Calif. But today, the Argentina dockThe Setntnele County Junior re Odd Fellows. ffl*dn»eday The brides wbr« headed for 14 ed ta the brtlllent sun roes up Chamber of Commerce will hold , member* of tho encampment different stete*. o w r New York harbor. Dawn Its regular weekly meeting Wedmeet In Orlando. where the The ninvday voyage wa», In *ied. come to th# United States nes.lay night at H:03 o'clock at 1 Purple degree will be eon- many respects, n nightmare.‘ and It merked the dewn of e new the City Hell, according to Jp d, according to Frank Ash- Four-fifth* of (he women became {life for several hundred British announcen.vttt today - by Julian , chief patriarch. violently 111 Jan. 87, when -thetgirls. IStenstrom. presidsnt. A *£- g a 1X -j ---------------- i______ _______ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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. 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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 01, 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/e4fb60535240f2b6087d5f869c09bfbe.pdf 08c6bdf504fa824917c04afb4b21706a PDF Text Text CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING PHONE 148 OK BRING YOUR A s . c» THE SANFORD HERALD Count, Uj# words to tb* line, irK.ludln* phone Hid *ddr««». ( AH adverllsgm enle for silsstion* wanted » p i b# th afg rS r*T • rg a le r classified rale*. v lOe per line for oi.« tnorrtivn M r per “line *Tor Hire# ‘ ineertlc## | 37c per..line .for ( Insertion# • IJ3 per line for 20 Insertion# . Minimum r ile s . . . JOr J FOR SALE- ,a sought te ba q u irt'd t iik MISCELLANEOUS BOKIttm IIKHH WHP.KB PHIVACY IS HESPECTKD YOUR nnlurnl desire f o r privacy In money m ailers “I# strictly respected here. Frlcr.d# and MODKIIN lirdriHim house, relatives are not questioned desirable lornllnn near school. 'about your credit. Y our era* Phone .ISO. oloytw or- huslnesn. assoclataa vllf not hfar of your parsons! affairs. There la no causo for BALt.AKI»'}i fired. groceries. etc. embarrassment. Phone HGfi-J. II. Q. Touchten Reasonable credit requirem ents. 1201 Celery. No eo-makera on money Ioann, Varhb!* paym ent plans. WE ABE fully equipped and FAMILY LOAN CO. know how a > recap your tires. Florida Hank HIdr. Phone 3 ) N atural runber or synthetic, we protect sldcwnll* of your v At Service ■Ur#*,--Jr******—T tr r —Shop, - Cor. Registered-: ralomloo* Slud 1st unit Elm, Phone (100, Registered Jersey Bull t-gistcred Hereford Hoar Registered Boar CORN ALL YOU WANT, 83rf5.— UwntJi - --Tuxedo— Feed SiT Store. Phone 358. 'I'L L buy your car, regardleaa of uge o r ' condllion, Roy Reel, UPHOLSTERED fabrics, - tapes, 300 W. 2nd St. tries, hrocntelles, damasks, Imitation leather and drapery fabrics. A rrangem ent for cot­ HELP W A N T E D tage if "‘orb desired. R. S. Brown. 29)1 N. Orange A ve, Orlando, Pla. TRACTORbulldotFr or colored Cali SEED POTATOES—ear load of • help to d ear 2 acres. f.nyard Really Co., phonj 808. N orth Dakota Certified Red Bliss just received. Hunt's Tux­ G IR I>Jor soda Fountain a t, Lan* edo Feed SI ore. Phon* 358. ey's V lrug Store. P a rt lim a or ful] tlm#. , FOR A good furniture deal — Bee W alter Heal, phono 127. tiOOD part time sales propositlYn representing National Civvie orPROTECT ym ir clothes; furniture gjijiuatjon. Write E. C. B. B ark­ Utnl wmilcns from moth ilnmagc er- P. O. Box 852, Orlando, for 5 years. One lAiraying of Florida. B cduu does II or Bcrlou pays fo r tiio dam age. It's odorless, (URL FOR GENERAL O FFIC E stainless and drv clcan-ig can­ WORK WITH SOME KNOW* not remove it. Tnuchlon Onig LEDGE OF ROOK KEEPING Co. AND ABILITY TO 8PF.LL. A P I 'L Y BOX JOB, C /0 ORANCtvS 12.00 bushel delivered. HERALD. ' l^ird Phone 788-W. CHICKEhJ . bntlerles, metal and WANTED: Girl typist, shorthand unnecessary, phone 1034. woml. hriqler units, inlermrdinlc batteries, finishing Initlarie*. In­ m , A IT H E S S wanted Takach spection* itrrauRC'l at your con­ Restaurant. venience. Phone 2tll. Bathroom llentert. E le c tric 818.07. > II. II. POI'K t IIMI’ANY, INC. rt, by tbs to b« tha freialeat single sourte of |i P laintiff Is situated In Seminole Paris Police Keep lutes D ",p rc d d o ,e ,, re c ? -lly m n i VO linfteuoA on. Ota' continent. County. Florida, and more p a rtl-I another 5.000 "Inscribed" proatl cularly ilt ir r ij ;i|^ s who ply their trade frorw W*th says. rooming houses and shabby Watchful Eye On cheap as*-* Ilia it' _ M i hotels, ■ '» LEGAL NOTICE 'h If* P Puith, 1la tike 5* ti**r .n o Hint 1»|| l> inir NufMi or 111' * “ But they ate not our g ras teat I 1 ...ies Of Evening source of difficulty," said Capt. is NINTHf l litni i it'IA Vmillirrlr line of ktate Itoad No. ir rtta r u r I, S Ulel IT US’ I. t iik F r a n k F i t c h of 2659 Birch t u b sta tu o r v u r a i n t , in By C rN T IIU d fb iV K Y S tre e L ^ Je n v e r, Colo., head of AND FISH bbwi.n olh t in v r r A P N ew .fealur IN L'MANCMNV. Seine section's* Preventive Disease PARIS — It’s more than 50,000 division. “Tim l source is 'th e IRH’LlNllAt; sm ateur Indies of the evening, clandestine prostitute—tha un­ IlFItllKL L fisio u tr. v not the legendary Mademoiselle registered or unlnwribed girl who >« tB. UJ. s I from A nnentlercs, who have Ar- makes all or most of her living f.TlIKt, K. injL'LiNKAt’, : Defendant. . I my authorities in P aris kerping th at way and on whom there is a sharp eye on the broad lioule- no checking unless she happens WTATi: OK FLORIDA. (JIIEKTlNiiH: TO KTHKI. H- UOL'LlNr.At., whoa* vnrtls and tiny side streets. to bo picked up In a raid." resiuenc' end oddreet. I. 14s French police records show Kress Htreel. Athens. 4-tsrke Registered bouses of pro stitu ­ th at the city bad between 1,200 tion were nff-limltsa-tn all millO m ni). Ueorals: YnuTire.lnreUy nidified that suit and 1,500 prostitutes living lb lary personnel, eveni before they illtulr* has been fil'd aasinst registered houses, before these were ord/red dosed with tha "f#- lor >uu In the Circuit tToerl (or «»mi­ gutationa eh forced "m ost strictly ni. Is Countr, Florida. K Chancer), n u n el L lloullnesu. - You are by the ma*lames themselves who I.) hereby required Is HD )our knew they would be penalised if m itten sppearane* wltli the Clerk CapWtes fMtiiH 4 *#d*UUf they permitted American soldiers •if .aid Court In the County Court a.Usi*4 >««h4.s#!i i*ui to enter th eir places.” » •louse at Hanford. Florida, on or fftttWt It |i** .llv a d a t tn« 4th , d*> of Weekly examinations of regis­ l,rton IlM MUh Ik **i .Msich. A. l ‘.i 1*4*. or a default Fallow 4k«itiH**i M«.itfc«L tered prostitutes helped control will be enured sasKist you snd disease, but it Is, ha said, p ra c ­ retd i suaa yroceed ex tune, liftLiquid tically Impossible to control the IrKHKD that t b s nollee l>e puollshtd one* * week for four III situation involving casual prosti­ rniuiei ullvr weeks |n Ihe HANFOIIIf tution in hotels an<L • rooming IIS.IIAU' oi Oanford Florbiu. hahif end the m - I a.f houses. Ml's and French nollee . w fT tq ^ l USB make raid* frequently ~on suspect­ •eld l orn I line I tth d*> of Jsnu -ry, A. I>. 'ft* ed prem ise., and between 150 and I*. flKIINDON _ ^ 2Mi girls are* nlrkfd up weekly." ocly m i -Ue-kluu♦(HckevFTflrtlT^T*'r** "wirhl'n'ol^ ' ■ouiHr*‘<Ffbi . . . h iitkD were given preventive Iheal) VVallsre A Akerman uisense trciilrnrni and interviewed Akeimsn. u in lK r . Atlnrneys LIQUID. TABLETS. BALVIj lit obtain possible source* of dis­ •rrrlando. Florida, E-DROPS — CAUTION U ease. The women are taken ,to ONLY AH DIRBCTEH ' hospitals, examined opd then, If IN TIIK t UtClIT COI'Rf «F TMSJ found free of disease and in­ NINTH JrnitT A I. U fttT IT IN AND FON SKStlN OLH COIN. scribed us prostitutes a re re­ TV. IT ATIS OF N J ) a lllt, leased. Unregistered., girl* who IN CU.4.NCHHY. are not diseased are turned !oot« NO. SHI with a warning and a stro n g sug­ I IJ1YI* F. Moult. • PhllnlKL i gestion they register as pro«tiVS. ! from functional p trlo d le p itn iUtJs. If ih ey 'are plrknl up thw e 1.1'KLA . IS. MUON : time* they are forced to re g is te r.. Ilefendsnl, — y* ilitW fcw kroustii re­ Diseased women are held f o r , m tati: o f FWMlltM. jjiitKKTINon: ay.i--------■ 4 .fT—» u»e trs»y-BSe iq q u fiim s treatm ent * i T" Ll'Ll^V II MOON, ui«,se rrelhr* a Wkis. n sbeuM stiswuste seaeuu. All hough the , VI) ra te for ^ “i S . ^ MrTatVnU K S f * SWwtMb* law b.!j> katU rwtats a l a r u a "Una" u ------aurwd American soldier* In Pari* is Kornery Couolv. Ohio: •4*n Wtwe “resr U ac, n aSaaars ‘slightly fuwer" than the rate, fo r. You nre hereby notlllsal 15*1 suit kw» retwae yua r<a to rmir instance, of soldiers ifr-G entianr. * (»r dlton-e he* been filed *k»ln l IW kaal raatetli raaak Try III a .arenl , t Mr- «.«*# >‘4*U Ifl III** « OlF| for Hfml* a g reat many f the cates dun t . „ t*<auetis. Flurlda. in Chancer), rhow up until the men who were . i„ f u i YIi F. »u h >N You m Paris on taavc: g et back to .re hereby required to tile your ‘ “ h ritlrn " m appearance, with Ihe 4‘lerk .heir units and Paris is believed of PlltlId Court In .Ihe Count) Court Kmiae at tUaford. Florida, on fit I before Moadsy The tlh day aaf| HEADACHE Alsu l.rpinniuk at the ffXV Corner ..H I the MV 4 of Ihe-N W U of Ih-Cllon 21, Townshlti 2» Huuth. Nf|an*e IS Easl. run Hie $.1 chain*, Ihen.V tV *12 ihalua to point of l>,* inning ' IT IM Kt’llTIICll lilinSJIK tr m at Mil, citktlnq hr published In the Hafiford Herald. ,i newspaper puM I'hrd In Hasfopl. aniilanle Coun| f , Florida, once each: Week for lour eo n s'r'llv r w rrki. IN H'lTNOU WIIKIIKOF. I lia s ' herruhlo saunty (mail np't scot as clerk of ihe circuit* Court In «n*l (nr K*in Imile County, Florida, on this ihe *«h day of January. A. D,. HIS. O. F. IIFHNDON. Clerk o( Ihe Clm ill Court. flAlUsAND W. MI-KNCKR, - Solleilor for Flslnllff. ir iir n ir Court HeaU . . For Lasting Protection... Use liloora Paint and Sane I C u t On# cost of Woorwhll# Prim er and one coat of Moore's Hotisi P a in t will give you the durability bl a lhrce-«oat job. SENKARIK GLASS & MIRROR CO. 114 W. 2nd SL'. I’hone 32( CAPUDINF .ra -irS B fe i m Cold "Pre])aration»S . V NICELY furnished I wq\ hklioom house near school, leriite if le-j slre<J. 3uH E. 7lh Si. BUSINESS SERVICE TH IS In new furniture: One living room suite, two bedroom *ulte». Call 204 for C. I.. Bridge* DODGE - PI.VMOUTH PARTS AND S Kit VICK ' IDS Patm rllo Ave. Phone 1011 RABBITS, Babbits A Rabbits, WASHING machines rep aired — and all home appliances. C ald­ f ianl checkers, New '/.calami well General Repair Shop, 707 Dots, bred and have tbs buck* North Mills, O rlan d o , , phone Call 204 for C. L. Bridges 2-IP72. Prompt ferric# 1 15,000 EXTRA good cauliflower painting, weld fog. plant*, 13.00 per thousand, 'J AUTOMOBILE ltoy Herd, :t(i(l- W, 2nd h i. m iles Hoiith o f’ " Geneva Ml Oviedo Road. G. I- Beer. VACUUM Clonner*. refrig era­ tor*, washing machines and ELECTRIC OUflBOARD MOT­ other appliances expertly re ­ ORS JU ST ARRIVED - $42.55 paired. We pick up and deliver. OPA ('eillng , price plus 11.20 Electric Service Co.. Phone 101 freight. Marine ti Sport* Equipment, Tem porary Offices, SEWING machine* repaired. WIN R. A. K rrr Electric A Plumb­ liam* Fixil Shop, 205 W. 1*1. ing Repairs, phone 242 Green, AUTO radiator* anil ga» tanks W inter Garden, PTa, cleaned and re| aired. All line* , beautiful Hlurco Bungalow of mechanical work. W right 4 b e it residential section. Cohen Garage, 21st A French -Ave. phone 1034. Ideal stucco home close in. A pftiintrv home Ihe kind that WANTED TO RENT TWO, 3 or four room fumlshad or unfurnished aparfm ant. Per­ manent resident. Phon* 34 7-W after 5 P. M. or tl rounl unfurnished home. Adults, Permanent. Rsferences. Please phune 471-J. , Howwomenand girls mayget wantedrelief C A R D JJI “Campus Quarantine’* Presented by Ihe Junior Class HEMINOI.K HIGH SCHOOL IIm il SCHOOL A'UDITOIUUM, FEBItUAUY I Mulinc 1:45 P.MKvenlng H;00 l*.M. A tin I In J O c PE A S 2 no. 2 con. 29c Potatoes 10 ib> 39c i*mir| Inis ItUi dni t»f Jnui*» <» I* IIKIINIHIN In c lu d e d ) I*o u n t y Plurlilp- rmiifi, WaVlarr A Akrrnuti .UlntlCO A l^ r n ir r "PHODCCKI) IIY SI'KCIAL AHRAN41K.MKN TIIK NORTHWESTERN I'lIK SS/ MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. Plorl to v i t IIA liV IN kauwn. i: v n NAINILI. 12-oz Can 31c Stokoly'8 Cut Green BEANS plane mt residence U un SATURDAY, FEB. 2nd, 7 P. M. AT DELAND, FLORIDA SUNDAY, FEB.3rd, 2 P.M. a t SEMINOLE SPEEDWAY v SEMINOLE DRIVING PARK JOE CARSON HARRY HART RED KEEL LARRY VARY CHUCK MESSLER ECGY KATONA NEAL CARTER KARL KENNEDY Green Top Full O’Julce Carrots.2 bch* 15c Grapefruit ib 5c New Polished Pecans Jumbo ib 45 c Pineappl^ Idaho Baking Potatoes 10 ibs 59 Potatoes 5 ib$29c All Popular Brands M ILK 4 IN TIIK t t a t t l T 4'Ol'HT OF TltN NINTH f i n i f l l L ( i n 4'1'IT OF FLOIIIII.X IN 4 Nil Foil skminoi . k la fU A M iim . JOHN THOMAH. 25c Cabbage n 3'/2c Celery 2 *Ut* 15c tl. 'Fjorld*. an abbreylaled _ll_lle or wliirii said r * » Is MOItKltTlNO b A11c.1.1. plaintiff. V*.. SUHA *>ALVIS Nll*<.U, .lefendanlf VVITJfEWi n r hand and uffletal seal at Hanfnrd. Flurlda. till, lb* !fod day Of Jariuar}', ISMI). F. IIEItNPON Cirrk of I'lrcult i'i'out I tCIrculi Oeurl Meal) , oa Fla. lA rge Green Supsi Spud* You ure hereby rniulfed lo «|v |.eji on Frbrusi) 41. IS4V, III certain sutl for dlVorca pemllnk Ibe C rcull Churl of Hrnilnol, ruun RACES lb 9c Sweet Juicy Potatoes 2 ib*15c Oranges 8 <b$47c C*lrfk* 4if O rciill TtMirt fi*r Hemlnoi* Broccoli bch 2 7 c Potatoes Red Bllfu iH.llce 1„> |.u - 1 j Jillphtd ufic^ fc w e rk‘ for four 4 U l . ‘ copipeuflVF w f f k i 111 tli»» HAMKOIttl IIKIIAM1 nl Hanforrt Mlnrldi. ifir fi nnil and Ittr »rel •-! pmId □a. Sweet Flortd* Hormel'a DKItKIl fhsl lb's nrj, A ■Cauliflower ^ 10 U . j L le M a m e '* - March. A. !>. till, or a default * wilt be entered saslnsl von -aad -iId cause liriaeMal e* P*r»e Oil- f C h ild re n .30c (T u x Argo Sugar tall c a n s . - 36c Bid. Cteam Styl* T3c no. 2 can C om h u n t ). Bid. Fresh Field u ialiff. vn no. 2 can PeaS I'KTBIl nUTTIIKB. et «U Itotsadani*. tT|TATIO» , - - Lady Boity Prune iTHM ----------(IF HTATR (IV FJHjOBIDA jO ltlt'A TV: TViI’F,TB» THAT4.T IKII, l( alive. ' 'and wife, MAIIUAIU7T A. THATIIFit, If alive, and l- >V. I'ltlT It Aft 1> If alive. *ad wife. ------lUTClUftD, If alive whine Christian asm# la uidaiiw ni JIBIN' a MeCUNTOOK. If alive, am) wife, — ■ UfCl.l STOCK. If allie whu.e ChrLallaa name U unkiiutrn. and If drad. In thalr h'lr*. devl*eea, lag.ileea, em nne*. tir niber rialmanta clalmlnk by Ihrmiab ,ir undar them, show name* ar» un­ known, and to ’kny oilier per*«n». (Irma, _ or Corporal Ion*. -wlioSe names' are unknown, hailmr rr elatmlna to have any right, 'title nr Intereat In or lit lb a propart) hrJelnaiter deacrtbedl , Von, and eaell of )uu, are hr re by not If Ini that a aworn Kill of Crimpp laint hs* been fil'd herein directed to you and each uf you. Qt Stokely Tomato' Ju ic e 2 no. can 12c WESTERN PORK 8ALE - - the name being a call to qulrl lllle to landa herelaaftrr described, and Skinned, Bona In, Loan Whola adders you and each of you are hereby qolred to be and apnea, before •pa Ctreult fokrl In and (or Hrml suite - l.'ewxry. - FlnrMs. •* f tiro #4# 4»r of Kebrustr. A.“ n.. 114*. nlher. wlae Deeres* Fro Confra«n will l,r entered uks'neV vnrs. The propejty, th* title to whtrh T e n d e r Juicy Skinless Relief At Last WIENERS u> .32c Htallhlul, Vitamin Rich Pork Liver Im Ib ISc * 22c P o r k K id n e y s Ib I t c Ib 21c fetk Tool ’Grade A SHORT RIBS HAMBURGER PLATE STEW TONGUES Pound Pound P ound Pound Fat-Backs - Salt Boiling T-iV S u far Curtd—Ready lo Eat—Smoked 3 4 « i ™ r - * i , i i h . . 4 ^ - ' i ' i i 4i S frk L - - - ■ ............................................... 20c 25c 19c 29c Tandkr rry a rs • ____7__ __ p» •la, Caught Ppanuh Ib na. * 3 JU btoig-h I f PCQ l tb Ib ' Cbok , lit *' Ib • Ib mu lit �To Product Prosperity for Sanford. * VOLUME XXXVII Established 1908 XJ* Nazi Masscre Told At Trial Murray Talks With Vinson On Tax Laws German Soldier Re­ veals H ow Nazis “Fired On Unarmed^ IP Surrendered Yanks Mcatworkers Declare ■U;S~ABSunre3"0Bflgation To Assure Fair W age Scale Hopkins Was FDR’s Closest Associate NUERNBERG, Jan. 3 1 ,(AP)—The full story of the brutal mataacre' of 129 un­ armed American soldiers dur­ ing the battle of the Bulge last winter, today came from - the lips of a German soldier. The French prosecutors .it A the Nuernberg war crimor trial have introduced 'th e £ . . - df -m statement In evidence. The German loldlcr'i statement say* he witnessed the murder of the unarmed American* at a erbesrrad* near St, Vild on Dec. 12, IWL The American* were defending, th* crossroads against a Nax( offensive. They took to tho ditches a* German tanka appreached. The tank* fired fnto the ditches until the Americans threw down their gun* and raised their arm* In surrender. The Germans, led the Yanks td a field a short distance away and then proceeded tg rot) them of all personal affects. The German sol­ dier's statement apM that an armor 9'd vehicle then was rolled up. A German officer mounted on the vehicle drew his pistol, aimed et the gpoup and fired. One of the Amerlckn prisoners fell. The German officer aimed and fired again and a second American felt. Ae the second yank dropped, tba maahlne guns on the armored vehicle opened up and sprayed bullet* for two or threw min­ utes. Three ether vehicle* then tfelted poet and coatinuad hbta ‘gennlng the Americana— whom already were aoldreri among th* bodice D orsef W* Short* 65, .'.D ie d This Morning ■ i r, Dorsey Whitney Short, 06. operatic of Short’s Camp on tho Del-aad Highway*for e number «f bear* died a t 7:t0 ’clock this morning e t the camp after a short Illness. He was bom, Aug. 10, 1880 a t Shortsvllle. Pa. lie had lived hsre for the* past ‘ H jre e r* and cam* U Longwood 2T year* ago from Columbus. Ohio end operated a tourist camp ,near there. ' He Is tunrived by (he widow, Mrs. Harle Short) one son. Comdr. Carl D. Short, USN of San Other, Mr*. Nsw York Eater by the Erickson Funeral Home. * * Last Rites Held For D. B. K elgans Today a , • . ----------; Funeral aervleee for D.B. Kelgan* Who died Sunday at the home of. hie eon, D.C. Kelgans after » Blades, Knight And Windier Are !?' "Ir Main Speakers At Jaycee Meeting IM 'CCpt M anagers and Trainer StresB Importance Of City Recreational Program And Applaud Sanford’s Baseball Park [e n rv T a m m r U 1 J . A . V 111 A ff n r fV a Q n rv i/in o e ry ic e . H*y ft*r h utict- H iorI in tiu* rept cArnlalives, unions a***rn Ihit! the refusal th t the corpoinliop i* part of a con* certcil plan to ilc.-ttixty Inbor unions. P r- i|»r°i<i wend. 7 f WASHINGTON Jim. 31,— (AI*) — Thp United Stutca Government hns Just mndo public pinna under which HHtijth, Commonwealth tntops will tuke part in the occpatlon of Japan. Tito first Bri­ tish Empire contingent is ex­ pected to Arrive in Kurc, Jn|>an, tomorrow. The contigent will consist of naval port parties to open up Kure harbor and port facilities. The Commonwealth troop* will tnke p art in the occupation of the Japanese homeland under terms of an agreement reached Iwtween the United State* and Australia, acting on l>ehalf of the British Commonwealth. The Ilrllbh occupation force will lie drawn front the United Kingdom (British Isles). A ustra­ lia. New Zealand and India. These force* will !m under the overall command of Lieutenant General J Northcott. of Australia, under the super ntn command "f Gen­ eral [taught* MacAithur W Brnflfoiii, Allen wnThe entire British Common­ Kivtn n sentence «»f five )i*ni8 wealth occupation force will conai Ralfonl , , i , i t„ iig ld ' the overturned •l«l of land, nir and naval units Allwn wns idriif|f »r*i l»y » STIU'Gttl INI! \l M11IT l-\ i" drawn from ail empire countries i J ml in i t i ■ p i i t v r n p t F c f h im H. llilvl cm , ‘ Ipp' . id in At, 0.1 ti p m h e r o f r o l t i r e i l w it. lie n kt*-. in ii tiMieliMit nf ihr sii ikr-Umii<i participating in th<> agreement, C.,l of Willlooi tl !)(.'. , 1 ' )•' Bessii* Mar -lark Th* British forre* wnll he In. t |s i, k i t tn x M ’il tl m r i m i it** daughter of I .coin Jnckiyoo *• lie w I- 11 If IS 1 I , In- nut rated first in Hiroshima Profrrt-ri. pifki-iw ptip-ItTxl tiHiiU* polu’v \ u-i !>*' the negro who threw a eloro* rule) (he ; , fectur*. including the citie* nf bottle and other missiles through : when Iruliy .nett to n o -lt H nRh ,» . •**\%«| »»f ‘.',500 sinker* l«» Kure and Fukuyannp to handle iivt-iijjj iiiin min ,n muilily |llii) |> l a - f o i y t h the window of the house, and then and I'Hnm* I Ifilfi nulionul Htuiniiphutu^ iltmllilarliallnn tasks. Btlempled to enter through Ihr The United Htnte* had invited window, hut wa« prevented from Britain to participate In the oc­ dnlne so hy hi< helghl Pleading cupation of Japan, and *l»o ex­ In his own Itehalf. tho guld-lie- t tended nimltar Invitations In special l.d and well dressed ; China *mL Russiu. China expresallrgm calmly uuestioited enloied illingness Ui cooperate but ilnesse* nod then on the stand was not in a position templed to prove it »’i*s nil a , this tun*. The Ru»fame up ’’ •rar* hat '?1 not ye* aecepte,! the ' According to Polfee Chief Roy . Harry W. Tooke iiiiys S tate Bank Annex; ! invitation. -: ’i ■ Nine Real Estate Transactions Involving $85,200 Revealed Today ^.tVip’v « Here Next WVi'U R egional Scout ■**Bt«da^ tbo' wtlUbe'Timiufnrd-' ""Official Here To A ssist Scouting making hls headquarter, here »» b u J T T h o t." T h e " Tater Registration Books In County Precincts Wijl Be Open Monday lUgiitration so ■■ to eliminate eeufuelon or name* on election day. \ “If person* who seek transfers will noUfy me by poet*I r.n l or in person before my books are officially opened on Mar. 4, it will Monday, H at. 4, the .■ No. 1—Lake Monroe, John Ball, at his office. No, 4—Pool a, C. E. Hawke a t Uawka't Stocp. 1 Of the No. 6—Oviedo, Ben Jonea At Store. to,- 0—Geneva and Osceola, J. -4 __ Precinct* . _1 and S,. and Sanford, / GTCN, Jan. i l , ( * > - far thoaa tn the county who wane A. Logan at hi* aloro. No. 7—ChulooU, Mrs. Louise ywttary i t Commerce Henry A- unable to ite r a t their regular H art at th* Pott Office, , *Uwe arneared M o n th e. Be* book* will be ‘ 1 each weekday from P00 No. 0—Golden Bod, C. W. EHiMintil noon and from IlOO to ridge a t Eldridfa Btor*. / No. P—Longarood, J. H. Mepick At,hi* m ldenta. . * r .» —TTf& Urged r.W'UtJIar ihr «trvi imluatry- Thr lawmakers aay \hn\ th** unions havr accept* fii ihr fumi'roiiHui* |irtipo*AU and, atlilcil Mac Arthur Says Move W ill Reduce Size Of American Occu- p a t io n Personnel ■sfdK'.&h p r i^ P h l r lU N ler *nd Jack Knight, members of monte; e ' step sen, } £ . McKlnwty o f Webstar t on* daughter, tmUl SO day* prior to U»# oleo- opd wiU be graaUy appreciated’’, Beal slated. nijr of WebattPl om daughter, Person* who hare regUterad at iietratlon may take place in Hgfc Julia 11lughog *of Altamonte; ly Uma ainea’ 1030 will not be following pracinu with tha ' twe alepdeoghteA, Mrs- Easle required td register again. Only ‘ t Deputy S u p e r r l e o r * Used*, persons who Kara .reached / : Rryeut of LonggMd and Mr*. H. i -voting age or hava atG- Sllgh of Orlando, II grandlegal voting stetua afa w Precinct NumbeTit No. I A 3—Sanford at Mr*. children and oerN« great-grandto register. register, Mra. Bed Beal'a office. <H ehflcjrim. ;j|si Viok*itcc-(Jn iltr Sirtkc Front Brooklyn’ttodeer'a farm *y*. WASHINGTON, Jan. 31. </PHtem in Sanford for the basebrtll Counsel fui the CIO Fat kingtraining school which opens to- houoe W orkers began ural argumorrow morning at th* Munlcipsl Athletic Flsld, <told members of lienU (inlay hcfuir the presiden­ the Ssmtnula ijCounty Junior tial faet-ffuding ln-ard in the closing phase i,f the hoard's hears .•mrneii* Trte union "counsel. Ralph »> onde rfuT^ S K —Palmetto Aberui'e, . . *bot 4fon/WA gas ■a* t»>nnderii5T stressed tYe^iipoVit H*t»t«t'b argu#«l th a t in sailing e«lv*d J( 1* honorable discharge hall park and stfttsed of a oayepa organffntion "trike-hound packing plant-. w illiam s l. ex-ron from the U.S. Army at Camp artce work ti provide a cilv With : *»ir government assumoi , moral " tlliw.'*-. Mien <* «" « " " i Gustave Newman Of Rockford, 111., | TOKYO, Jan, 11. bib Genera) Gordon, Ga., and Iff* arrived In civic excellent recreatlontl facilities lobligation to assure a fair wage vlet who pon-.j a« law *tn<leii( Doiigla* MsrArthur lias extend­ Sanford after spending .17 month* P u r c h a s e s C e n t r a l A p a r t m e n t s and other activities. to the entployr*. The fact-finding and even . lectured at ('rooms ed • warm welcome to British with an Anti-Aircraft Artillery Blades, former manager of jit* hoard. Helsleln continueil, must Arademy on th r subject. At Commonwealth troop* who will battalion which wa* attached to S t Louis Lcmis CardiMU Cardinals end and currently curre , take into « « u n t the national co|orP), Annht% lu. poied „ « ' „ . . . <w. Nine imputUml 'eat SSvmwI ’bare in the duties of occupying the Ninth Air Force. . Irnlisarlion* involving cnt1,lg*ra,j Japan. Al the same lk t of tha Kt. I’au haintstof , wage pattern which has been »et ...................... I f i U H * P 4 ( ‘n l 511 IV i* I M Sgt. Tamm served with th* the ppilot have Imen consummated In Hemi- jjm(t MacArthur says the prebattalion for 17 months In tha the Ameriran Association, said.and is In the process o! being >“e'R',nl Mudeut He is be eved I I I | i l t S t I I I (I l l > l W 1 th at ^hen He first arrived in Hab* !rRi4ibHihcil. He pointed to th«* to '}*v* , l1 u,’r u i R i V n i m o w i V f * * * iiim | note County during the past . s*„fe 0f British forces to aid In European Theater of Operation*. he couldn't remember wheth-Jseltements in the auto industiy numtwrof .elnthe i line robberies, \ U l C m i l S \ I * 0 U | ) ill was revealed tmlny 'the occupation task* wilt anahte He received hls training at Camp #r cr not he had been here before, land" the President** steel' wage pmfeminine undergarm ent* were One lenllot. I tt Itende* IlSTid* till,, (,, rsdura ttre strength of Edwards, Mass., and was sta ­ found in h i» p*»*-c**ion \%hn , ' * led sis " I. lire i i an-actions ^ imrlcao forces in Japan. tioned at one time at the Orlando He did, howover, remember th a t . posal. police raided the house where In*» [ aiiuiuoliiig i" while the Sj| Air Base and attached to th* he had played an exhibition game Say* MscArtnur MicArtmir "The present M r a m ntn >iri|: . in Floriita one time on a very fine J -----------ir m a in iu g • .......i-ar 'o m , " * i ttrrupHf mtl frtrtCA 111 P, Third Air Force! • • Ellis K William* ami Frank 1 » o '!'" '!" ' trr« **!•*•I at '*••* • ”*♦•» H*»'**«* *»»* Ini. | the h^Art WASHINGTON. Jan 31. f,l die wa» graduated from Semi­ field. When he walked into the iMi%*iii|r ht I„ ...................<'omMiitUi Smith, J r . negro*, oho opernted >)mi (> ^ "* nole High School in 1838 and park yesterday morning, Thr Serin to Luboi , to I" \ i»U 111*, ^ r *1ui ■" tu ihr H n tu h I'tumitun* ^ ‘" 7 ""** I’u n 1 tit* * * * i-s ila iij V S I tM ikr* was formerly employed by the menjbered that h , had played the / "*, were senlencod by \ \| R, ty,e Post "(! t \ . dries ibnilt)i force* . . . tiirif prr«cncr ‘:>t ,,h* >r.d o a" j" together, Atlantic Coast ljn# Railway ns Brave, here In 1911 arid was ! ^ K.d. t.. ...... . . 1, olVise “ *f th. 'h- ’» I....... .. Stall* Dank Annpt, 'm aterially broadens t h e ' base lh" S '" " ','" Judge <smtlh after they had been day Fel an apprentice machinist at Way- then sure that he had been in f e n *"* ,. oteei mng u two -toi v^to*<•- tiin tiiie ***' ■'if | nloirs- international lines nf the found guiltv of or plead guilty ""d assist veterun cross, Ga. Sanford before because of the j for M Aiiibor . A ' of ...... unlonii. The suRgratiun claims they might hoi. .u i.hiir; J!'lx j ' 1'1 I htirden which up to this tjmr has ilteak- front or ennneeted with th e ir: the blink for. . . . BgL Tamm’* decorations In­ «,tf ri(.f efsity «a . i , * , • wa* nude by Walter W. Ctnct* yto the following ~ offenses: ------ 7 By tieoncarried In a clude the European Theater of • A **'*[*" n'* ”*K«r P®'nf , ' *x*o Of Boston, the president of ing and entering Harper’* Liquor service in the armed f»tr.> ntt l 1 nnunred l’v Mr. Bender, ■^■ r,... i| I"ipe large extent unilaterally unilaterallv by l>y tile Cperations ribbon with two bronie out MrTertkf rew illy ill Bn tn mi vine rififi jihmM uidowri ' f i r s t ! ,h* l ’nltw* Btatea • . .” battle participation atari for the « n * S y T r 7 .ofYVul e x p l a t S ,ho A m erk.n Watchmakt r* Union Rtore, five year* each at P.aiford; or $5,(100 a HArehuttRe on ' si it . a 1 a, Pint other depcmirnU of «nv vrtr* __________ ________ stealing the Ford Coupe of Fred Northern France and Central that the Ipeal field j( jn first St reel lira, IbdU Avemir w(r lr“ ! fire , ,yy. thr stlpreme commander Johnson, five y ea ., each; stealing f"" "'»< »’■> Ih" eutnle.i ........... European campaign*, the Amer­ class condition and extremely former I v h.o-.d the Pnred ash [ wm ^ . , . .. , fit* "n Account «.f !*»♦ h h i iih ican Theater ribbon and th* Good firm. Limit ei t'oinpany t Du- l|ow,iii| ‘ ^rhe-slute the Chevrolet, Scdnn *»f Ilnnild J t r r y,cr u nf withdrawal of AmerConduct Medal. “Good facilities," he said. ( i, m (i • 11 ) , jpm troop* Areordlng to M, I ......... l e , . | " 'r a th e , P-.mf'ng five >fAr* ench* All of Iroop* 1from hi- cnmnmnd as T^*TsTinn hr knows the i>ynrl com k -estim ates Iwdlrate •).,, eb< rf H 't* “tl’' "* -g 'rm' "-"rT sO nn ss be 7 .. «u > ember. „„ esecs, of ............................... ‘"'V ..... "" c bea‘l,lu"' »'r * |i<»ilion and time of arrival of the It be presented to the Rotary. from eix , to eight weeke, de«British forceOn Jan. 7. Smith ami williams Wmhl Wot I (t!'l !-■ in the 1'""y ,, '.‘" " 'r |{ ( le club Monday noon at It* rt|gular crlbed ETorida as the licit state, meeting at the Mayfair hotol In th« union for Spring training ( had a falling nut and evidence . *'nt.“ / . '“V'*!* *men',” "" It VV \ 1. 1'.'dU ,gh »f when R. 0, Morton of the A.C.L, 1 activity The weather here he h was produce,! ... .„ In ....... court hy 'he . . . . ,| '-etw e e n l.«I» ,,1 ‘ teen put,-based the I dements W ' Frank D.t , Deputy Regioiul SUU) „„ ,hj„ Smith j *'■"< 'hat me entitl.U Safety committee talks to th .< e1 ,'eiv iil'ir I Apattniei1' -. ‘il'i I'm t \»enue (Jen. Parran Proposen (('•aiiaasa m r u t A --., Scout Executive front Atlanta, Williams liack wilh *h>n assembled membership. I, .ami who .1 >me .|r* »w.t, t.-.!»/•• .1innt. f io r $11,000 Foi M/i.lNH), (iu»tAYC It .hrrNUM* thi*y ...... , w T iS irn n o a n X u u ru p e iin b* opra In tha Caunty Praelnela beginning Monday, Feb. 4 and will continue to be open through Mar. 4 j- Mra. Lourin# A. Beal, SuperA ' 7 Re le survived by two sons, D.C. vUor of Rogi*(ration, announced thla morning. A fter Mar. 4 th* and R-J. Kelgans, both of Alt*- booki wilt be open In the oflle* ! ' *M * Ik*" meminUiMi . Hr. Kelgans hod tired in Alta­ monte . for the gait 22 years where he was .the owner and '! operator of Keigfita I tor*. iM Allen-Sentenced" j— I o tight Years In state Prison WASHINGTON, 'an. 21, DP>— I President Philip Mutiny of the striking CIO steelworker* conf'-rre.l w th Treasury Secretary W illiams And Smith Vinson today on present tax law* , Get 15 Years Each t* they triply to the steel in, ‘d uslry. Murray said afterward On Three Counts •that they discussed hit ironten*tfon that provisions for rebate* I: from excess profit taxes give the t Johntiv Allen, who’ said lie wn< : Corporations an advantage In it law student from Tuskeger In* ute. endeavored yesterday t>{strike situations like the pre-em Judge Vl.lt 1 one. However, Murray would ilia- J-. _re*» Circuit •cln.c no details of tin- conference, Froth. Asslstnot State A ttorney 1 land Vinson declined comment. j G orge A. Dt'Citte, nod a vis j An ofticjiil of the United* ni n iu*y with hi* profound legal ■States Steel Corpoinlinnlost { |tr>« wledgr nil to no avail. Fo- ihI (week said that Mm my mis- godly by the jury of breaking stated the facts, ■bit" and en'erfng the home of onEarly this week. Vinson tie-' 1-*“ !* Jackson, negro**, on Jan. | SIORh SI OSELY IDENTIFIED with the late President Franklin clinrd to say . whether he had i t 2:20 A.M. with intent to steal, _ .....talked with Preshlent llrnjamtn be was sentenced to eight years D. Roosevelt and with hi* administration than anyone in Washing, tan. this picture ahow». Harry Hopkins with " th | Chief’ du during Fairless of U.S. Steel, who was in A’ Rptfor I bv Judge Smith .me u, iof : Washington. T h" the fourth time he had ny trip* to ‘‘the little While House* wher* some their most hnno riant conference* __ were ___ _____ held. It wa* their custom to f Meanwhile, 10 repre»i-nla!|vos tbeen sentenced to Kaifoid. a.-Cttr’lirnf In police, step the Presidential auto for roadside chat* with ncighlior*. | have signed a rtund-m bm Ir.le r Fmiml |*u111\ on'nnothcr chaiKO, (International) [Urging General Motors I'oi.iArathat «f receiviiiifatnlcn rihkU, ‘ —----v — — ------------------, tlon n u n in m i cm imp ■ita«eiisriisr .da.u<p* * ■ ,• „• i.‘ to iicrepi the rrtoinme hlmiwe. it \\ r«»nt. ! | «toleri from I he They urgi- n1»<> that l'!- steel J jf il k r J ; ttllln n K h tlilv * of 1 « |'t an Ulnae* of ^four •month*, were held this after ifc*W a t 2)00 * o’clock at tha Erickson Funeral Home with the Eery, WJr. Brooke, Jr. officiating. ’Burial wa* In Tho Registration fiMkl for lh* married ' ( llte ^ n ^ iiu r illE . Palm Cemetery, Winter Pork. Prim ary election on Mar 7- wrffl uked to notify th* Supervisor of / Briitish To 1Partic:ipate Ii ()cciipation Diuty In J ffiSS'iS No. 10—Lak* Mary, H. M. Glea- Gleason's Store. . j _ lo.ll—AlUmMtU Bprtnge, A, , T u lljr at hie rssidence. . No. 12—koreet City, John L. Curtis ft Wa residence. No. 18-^SIavlj^ Martin Stanko New Health ProRram reenver- weckly assignment to assist the sr« fudge Smith sentenced Central Florida _C«unci|_Jn both Fr>nl< 8m llh. J r . t(, year, in ila work with .whites and with Ralfonl. Hcntcnccs are conn*; , current. ..Tuesday n ig h tJie met with the! . -- Seminole Negro Division at a ; In »dditbon to these sentences meeting held dt Moseley’* Kune- Smith and William* each receivral Home in lh* inter**!* of as- f* 15 ye«r sentences In Orange listing this group with tie rr* (-tmnty last mtmih for automobile poneibility to the^ colored boy* tho j theft*. 1 Other v, ,o r, asiiiciitrs by Judge sentence* county. Last night he met lh* Camping‘Smith were made after the and Activities and Health and "following (all negroes! had b e en Bafetv Committees of the Cen- found guilty on chargee' as foltral Florida Council at a dinner Iowa; Henry Smith III, one year, at th* Mayfair. Hotel and will g» for breaking into and entering the from here to a masting In Duy-: automobile of Harold Kaetner) ton* Beach tonight and In Orlando William Miller, one year for on tomorrow night. breaking Into the auto trailer of Mr. Dix la also assisting Field H.A. Duncan on Jan- 3; Jefferson Eiecdtlre James Foetsr In his, Rryant, two year* for assault on service of the Negro work in Ih rj* ncgro girl of minor age; WIIvnriou* eounties eoraprtiing the i;,m H ,m||ii>n. four year* for Contral Florid* Council at tho breaking htUi and robbing the roqusat of Harold V. Face, Scout;,tor* 0f Mary Alexander on Jan. Executive, who I* responsible fo rj|k m2 ° l ^ QU* ! Circuit Court adjourned followV n „<UAl«hsm« n i, w as' will not A ttAtlve Of AUbima, Dix waslnK r^Hi# on„aentenc**, n# unt„ M and onda y , Fob. U, a BcoUt and served In the. usual at which time civil casea will be troop offtesa and became an Eagle tried; according to O.P. Herndon, Scout. H t graduated from Berra College In Kentucky, attended the county clerk. Judge Smith will National Training 8chool of the not pay Iris usual visit hors Boy Seoul* of America, and be- Friday or be In hi* chamber*, it cam* asslyUnt executive of the was announced. Quajaw Area Council Little Roc>.. *. . Ark. He later served as executive of the Flaming Arrow Council In MOYE APPOINTED BALESLakeland « and tha Greensboro MANAGES Area Council, Greensboro, N. C. In 1P41 Dlx Joined the Nslloml Georg* Moye, formerly of San­ Council as a Deputy Region* I ford, hoe been appointed -mouthiglon.. Four, wUh l *rn aaleemanager. for the V. J. Dmcutlvo of Rcgl hcadquartera {n Cincinnati.’ Two Volt Rubber Corporation, a U s Calif, firm, siedrding year* Uter* be became a deputy regional-executive on tha Region ition received hare toHi* < Staff, •tilth 1 headquarters In flrws manufacttireerubequipment. Mr. •lo r* ‘ hJe apodal ra­ ts |rl eoaweeUon with m will ba In Al . export* eofeventl tq#f ■•■ooeallag' ifor 0f«t WfMfitVd ix w ni WASHINGTON. 7an. .11. Idb The head of the nation's health service .warned Congrats today iltg help tu which they may lif" Mr. Bernier amt Raymond M> Ball, j that an aggreisive effort must bS realtor. ! made to Improve the . people's entitled. Mrs. Nellie B. Uoweiis lioweti. of hralth center*. Likewise he adP ittsb u rg , Pa., purrha^ed from ’arran declared that although BUTI.F.R is d is c h a r g e d Bradford llyrd an apartm ent the nation's .health did not lose KM 2/c Ike J. Butler, Jr., of Mrs. ground during the war, neither Boute 2. Box !H), bus l*cvn <lis- Ninth. Street for JH.Otlll. W.B. Ilnllaril. former county did we make any progress. Par­ charged from the IJnitr,| Sltries Navy, arcorifln;/' lo iitformation commissioner, purhased for M.- ran, making Ids annual report, said that such- passive mainten­ received today from the Nrtvnl 1100 n bungalow on Celery Avenue ance of present health standards Personnel Reparation Ctnlor, (ISHllsurt (is rage ! « • ! Is not enough. Jacksonville. The Surgeon General recom­ mended the enlargement of ill existing public health services. Alio, ho urged the trainlag of more health personnel ami an im­ mediate Increase of health facili­ ties such M general hospitals and health renters. Likewise he ad DENVER. Jan. II. < d 'i- A rnnuntnln region Ibis mornings vised greater research In medical United Airlines offirtai In Den­ und search plunea were sent out and srientific field*. Iherron re­ ver say* be believe* lie ha* from Denier and Tanner, Wyo. commended that A larger share An official of United Air Lines of th* coet of the bask health sighted the wrtekagu of « nutsing transport plani’ on Elk say* that tho three member crow service* be bom* by stale and Mountain,- northwest of Lmramlr. included Cant. W. P. Briggs, F irst local health agencies. Wyo. The missing plane was Officer II. N. Atlas, and steward­ United Airlines* flight number ess Dorothy Carter, all of PortEastern U.S. Weather H out of Seattle, Wash., hound [land. Ore. for New York.. It last reported I United Airline* ,rI»o announced Is M iserable Today it* position over -Sinclair. Wyo.,) that the following six civilian at 2:40 A. iM, Mountain Time. ! passengers were aboard the mlaCHICAGO, Jan. 31, (JPf—For Twenly-on* persons were sing atrUnar: • • H. R. Glover, of Vancouver, th* eastern part e f the country, aboard th t plane, including mill tary personnel and a newly-mar­ Wash., bound from Portland '-o lh* weather Is pretty generally I nt Neur York; Mr*. E. H. Blake, of miserable today. Rain, snow, or uplt who boarded It ried couple Ice under foot . is making newly Richland, Wash., bound Boise, Idaho. Th# newly-wed# treacherous going, and th were identified as Mr. and Mrs. Pendeiton, Ora., to Denver. George Render of Sheffield, III. William Petrscek, care Amarican a m u* «f cold a ir on ite way Ten minute* after the alrilnir overseas, Marvin Whitlock, La- to free** the slush that hag ac­ reported It* position over Wyo­ Guardi* Field, bound from Seattle cumulated. The cold front *B1 ming, air line* officials say that to New York- Mr. and Mrs. G. A. bring clearing skies, however. ' • The eouthweet is enjoying gen­ a fir* wa* sighted on Elk Moun­ Bender. Sheffield. III., bound from clear weather. • The tain. Th# weather was clear,,and Boise to Chicago; R. T. Pirie, (63 e r a l I y there was no apparent reason for East «7th Street) Hew York, c l o u d y In t h e northt*w t . ►und from irom oeaure 10 Chicago. v,mca*o. cloudy I n ^ th r northwest. The bound Seattle lo a crash. ., ■ ' p, The. Alnine* H i d it could no) firmly M »he .grin of the c<*g A searching parky of U qlM State* Graxlng -S*nl«• " > « , » . faekhib . . name* . . of military person*» ww-eoverojl, E |h j i k & V t , SUSS 3UJ = 5 * rrs S L ^ z r - 'r ^ r i ; repm eiilatlve for advice irgard- Bullrntoiir.trillal .re.Ball TiMbrtn Wreckage Of Missing Transport Plane Believed Sighted Near Laramie, Wyo. J * ■ ■■ • * > • • v Y: y - Y •• •• -> �.'M '.tm i $< ii H THB SANfORD HBIWMF,' ftANPQM>;> ;o U H tN U tfa w -w tii-w t? , ■•>« *♦?* •**s- THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1946 Blades, Knight And Windier Ate •ad, ft nearly ideal, not only for to tb a l) but for good fiahlng. HUdea expreated hta desire to a t often a t they wUh and urged football gam*, which It held in any member who thought he could , Montgomery, Ala. etery year, ex- Si .“..I? r a t a m * . T ^ d W ft , [got a uniform and, wa* given a "A*. » > ' coordinated their eetl,chance to participate In the work-1 vW*a with other civic clube among •outa. . tnia line u. »u.h an extent, he t on, that today the event it Dr. Wendler, trainer of the of the moil important ho||i, wan formerly prr>ntam» In the south. participating creational activltea vile* of all connected and Won tiver Georgetown aafd that a Florida youth came by a wore of 7 to 0. to the school and turned out to <1tiled out that alnr* he I* be first rate football player, r, ha U naturally Interest- fie awaa asked why Jie did not ood recreational facilities attend hia.oan alate school. 1|« replied that Florida did not hava o f. yhtrnketbra Jn ' atble tlr i'b f all types, Or. Wendler Li. • . POliCf IN BOSTON are holding widowed Mr*. Margaret Rrldgre, 23, a former Wae, and her 19-ycar-old boy friend Bobby Quinn (left) after they had been arreeted on Ihe complaint .of a cab driver who raid they — tried to hold him up with a toy pistol. They had Intended duping to Maine before the trouble began. At a bearing in court, bolh protested undying love for each other. (fnicrnatfomtt Soundphoio) . the One B rig h t Star in Driving lyrtss :e* consist* dl d f the yt opt*. the ohrarilratlrfrl er peo}.... ----- ------- ...... do more than any other to pro­ mote such a movement. Knight said that If the.Munlrlp f r AlHtstle Field was fob anlr, he yfpidtl fitly It outright for, h» STATIC and DYNAMIC YOU DRIVE IT! PHONE 290 A yotlCIMAN IOOKS AT IHI BODY of one of ttyp victim* allied when a taxigtb they had itoien collided with a ou* in New Yorl; City, injuring twenty bin puteengnr*. Impact of ihe crash lore toe cob tn two The driver'* body u I BALANCING L '' *. I UNCCHTAIN —•* "-» PAY CO PAvS'V !BlT 09 OAYJ^-v T tZS OAVO U * D R lV E -lT . IN C . US — Gay twine In Leather In luggage, red. Alfto Block PAtent Plaatl CDrtAy !H BIh<k, Brown am N A v y -|3 .9* to’ 1 1(1.78 8:00 P JH . Sharp ^ iVlnl^hl'a AD-SIar Feature • ” * WLOF B t« with all the SEVENTH RACE—FUTURITV matron (^ Y THI flA N II MAKS, which u a tiuig tittle fifty jiillliwi mil.** from the. earth, U1h* nest goal fm the Army Air Curp* w ie n tb u who ruccjLd. J I radar wave* oil the mum However. Vc»u* Vcnu* la, U, more cop. con­ ing 25.ouu.uou mile* away and it takes a mere A minute* amt St second* for * round trip Above I* » drawing «tfllie relative o rblu of the i^arlh. M»r* end Venyi In their yearly comae ufuuud the run To bounce wave* off Mar* would take about 6 Vs minute*,.(fntcriidllunal) ftl Estate Transactions Revealed Today Altamonte, SANFORD ORLANDO KENNEL CLtJB ;; NoAmi TiidN cwooi) No<|h a tu b wed Jn Route i t (Benford Highway) Ahoul 13 mUee Sbuth of SaHfort T ^ N AT KEC T0ILETP.I3C—bhc t you? Vflettahtvjrlth many, d a t a A flarka Ip America, lie pointed out that the pfcrk ii »t‘for^8pH ng training I7AHW Ttwmn* Kelly abld I* Dr. C.II, lleinpllr of Orlantfu a bunlow at TrlangledBle near lira were introduced rut wood; and fo r $>',000, RZ* iIdler, former- am fn *1! player* knd local' Johnson purchased Crum Cecil f ’bf a s l*rudential :e Company. B htenti. ., >• •, • lnd‘vldtir!' paekajM fu 3V9, TclWi at Cclog!'!, Bath PofotU; Scapa, T em Fowdar Oottbn And I] prints. B9c to �- THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 194G VVhcn Old. Friends Drop Around - - While you arc. talking over ol<J tim e*'be sure to havo on. hand th e ir ■ favorite drink. Don’t l>* t'out" BILL’S PACKAGE STORE AND BAR M2 W. F irst St. — Phone 880 X THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA Aif^Express* And 1 Freight Service j Oscar In Oscar Hammerstein To Be Available PAGE THREE WEDNESDAY NIGHT AND EVERY WEDNESDAY D i,iiit» ittM t'i « r t* r ■ " * *m e -i fo u m y , K l» i u i.i ii i- H '* i. I ttiF kiii HI, l . m e l f lf - i t k h l i I At A v iu t'i 'tT H . If i i Y i t i r . u t a i , .1 UUL^ l i n a l m i r i i II#* *•* » V I J U il*** H>H*r, U lf lJ H I t'ia i iF.4M ntY i>fe i»f r l a f i n i i n l i tn w u r i « i « e .*j. n i ii tti ip i h i m , K itM * Yj ll *!•»%«t i \ l f ,\ Him f- 1, ,%I H IItfiii J r\ A tH t+ n tit l i t 9- .* Is. ttc i» n n j. i t i i m i m H i . i a n i l K » li» h i t n f m d i , n mi Iti* 'In i f liV lltW . tt tii l *1 H in t u i i k i t u i i t l Iim . i til 1.1*, ’ DdUlw =, Mi Via#«?i, h o t i r l l c l u T l r r , f l U I U ' M »>i i i a l f n a n t * cittifT w ifti* h > , ttiitiu u ii o r n i i t i e r t h e m , o r e i t h e r u f I t i t in* i l l -u n it to t u r n tafeVlniE **1 ii| I PiiliApr t o h u t 'l l # ii) »it t I’f n i |. j t J tn . t i t l e o r t h m a l H l I n rtR 'l ii» th * fo H u w titf In ti«l n h i f e t i t i f i i i i: . t *«'i. Ii»» W11* |le* t4 ii» n ln r i t th r S o r t H e n ri r u r n e i fktv’il u l t 1?* I m o | |« h i |! ^ I t*| l i i D t I tu rn lllv ttr p I HI* ^4* li t .it » |n H je li e e l a im l i n e a-iw l e n t , in in ' # r= ii it* t h e ( A l l l i l i e u i •l u t e i l K h f V d ) S u . J* | h e n r® 4S n r t h d H t m i n i r t m i 111*- K « F I m » e h i lu i* |»i lh*‘ > i » r t h l t * e o f K e flfm n I i . h i n Ii I i i 21 H o iitf t International a ir » p r t t > ant) ■ By JA CK O’BRIAN N tfw YORK— W hile-the Mike air freig h t ttrv lc e will be - avail­ Todds and the Billy - Roses of able to local shipper* under the Broadway loudly beat th eir pub­ recently announced inauguration licity drums w ith one p r two the­ of combined facilities of the Aatrical ventures each season, a merican Airline* System and. the ouljt, unassum ing fellow named Railway Express Agency, l C. C. O scar Uamm ersteln 2nd, by dint Collins focal ItEA ag en t stated s' of a g rea t prolific craftsm anship, today. has become the current -M r.) Under the already effective T heater" of the decode. , I agreem ent Sanford as one of the . This Is on unofficial till* which 23.000 s a p r e s a points In the carrie* no royal crown, no offi­ U ndid .Stales, will offer througn, nothing e *i-- two-way service, including In the ccial i t i i robes r o u t 's of u i ierm M i mine, iic . u uuuuk » cept the rath e r startlin g fact that vast netw ork all eltles on A m eri­ by the tim e this season ends, can Airline*1 expanding foreign Oscar will have had his talents and overseas routes, lilr. Collins In one fqrm o r another into six said. ' Simplified procedures, Mr. Col­ separate tlroadway shows and lins added, have been se t Up Iri one m u tW picture. tlpnal ■aairport h jy rt This big, quietly amiable g u y -- the larger, International REAL ITALIAN SPAGHETTI DINNER WITH ALL OK THE TRIMMINGS ROY JOHNSON’S RED 1LYKN WORLDS FIN EST BO A TS 80 MndeleT'- frOm Row hosts Outboard* • Runabout* - Cruisera to GO feet Yarhia. > Exclusive ITT. II Design of Hlgglna Plastic!: I ltond«l Ply* D r a f t - Exreptionally 8 e aworthy. AVAILABLE SOON W rite or Phone Us Collect fj*r*. fu rth er htform atlon and -ptMiellv .order inform ation. RANSOM . IDLING BOAT CO. INC. • Phone 2518 314 8. Beach St. DAYTONA BEACH Furniture Repaired and Refinished Antique or Mtylmi furniture repaired*, anti refinishud by experts of lonjr experience. Wicker Seth painted. Prompt service. Free estimates. SatDfactcr;* *vork vmiruut<‘“d, . Colonial Furniture Refinishers 1 Glenn Street - Phone 2*3923 ORLANDO, FLORIDA PROMPT SERVICE ON A IJj CARS NEW AND COMPLETE EQUIPMENT EXPERIENCED EMPLOYEES BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME wkh VENETIAN BLINDS *ri fclt!Ti#i4 L'to). k Hi III** Venetian blimls made to fit any .tizo windows 1**11:1 4 11««*w-Iit 3p*di*t*»*m* ii«iui imUJluiUiVi*am i itrliiiy i iii wilt KlttlNO THI HAND of hie little 7-y*ar-old daughter, Rosalie, as the lies In a Detroithnspilal, Jacob Olgantl prays fo^ her recovery. The youngdrr was slashed and attacked by an assailant who 1411 her to die near her home. Police ere holding grocer Frank Lohaldn,:2S, m ■ suspect al|cr Rnsalle pointed him out Irum her bed as the man who knifed her. She <s uuabls to talk because of her slashed throat. ( In te r n ationuO Alvin Roskowski Is Modtel Caddy With Good Reason •( r \ r*if parte* * tfi** ojma TD« nitfitr o f !!»**! n s t i r t f f t »»U w«rt i r: pflHlftlK 1* 1‘lrUi’M iViMrl i SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND CO 317 K. 1st St. " wtj(t wall*! DRY CLEANING DEPARTMENT **f lit* till- in mttl t lie- r n i t .- t j l rlntiilH ffnltl. I lie* fiiflNW t fl |4 idf ft * UtalrtlUti iti U**htiI i . i *la, l*i-m tt 1 l l I ’itr* I > liw fllj* JtsHiliiilUNi .-»i lli» ( i l l |i w r '? • Ilf « if I t TNI,*- l : 1*, : 1 (* -Send your Dry CleaDintf with your if, f #f*4*1 Ihe itrl* | Nil HNIIIIl ctb fill Ililt* line ||# N MO fi l l. IlH UsV V\ « I lltl" **f ‘H i n t *1 Itliif lW itY 3. H u m p N oil|ird *|p |l) IlAst- <«f njiit laundry. We ■offer you a Complete a !«Dk ! ■ Mu Ntd III fill#1- 4*f Hriv’U.stl ,Tp « ih Md i I lHtr»i|i||Hhn«»I , tliiP llV * * it'll1*' till* * l D lilliH III j fi* r IN |M *IH l II I t r 'l l t l f • * r*-i|t*r To Ui- iiri-mtr*’*- * SEMINOLE (HJUNTY LA I M H O film, “f lu te r a ir . 'And also w ith 0f "excellent” on card* turned To Dick, Oscar la co-owner of a euc- by the golfers. The players rsc ritfu l music publishing firm . | wsr.le.1 him financially, too. As a Williamson Music Company, s o 'n o t m u ll, he saved Il.tiUO of Ills named because both Rodgtfra and • season’s Income—n tidy sum th a t H am m enteln am sons of m e n , included s 4200 gift from Nelson FORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT uf the a p ­ who were named •’William.” |a t th* end of last sum m si’s tour* pointm ent of Sir A rctiib aiit C U ik Fifty years old a fam ily man n*y. K err (a b o v e ) as the new llu tis ji who llkea hie farm In Buck* liut Alvin earns his take home A m bassador to the U nited States County, Pa., b etter than th a pay. He keeps score, holds thp h a t been m ade by the Lon don Por.Stork Club or Twenty-one, 0 s - hag, gauge* distance, recommend* sign oillce. K e n w ill su cceed tin c a r* sues*** Is• about ns eom- ; th# |Wo|>er alieka, follow* the ball h..111 of lln ltfiis w lio has ask ed per­ plete a* anyone could wish tn a like hound* follow a fox. But, in m ission to resign his appointm ent most feverish dream . He has addition, hs assumes the worries f In tern a tio n a l) w ritten such g reat musical com-1 of his fairway party. He does aU on M ay 1st. edy successes a* "Sunny,” “ New the fretting personally. Moon,” "Music In The A ir," a n d ' Tam’s caddy m aster, John Chn4ItAlltf. Ilirtire f! 6 .L I tllill*'. Utr lift- , 'i < i I 1tl*s|W* \ \ “ gweet Adeline." He Is a do- vanee, rep o rts, th a t Alvin H>mc I I ’tlMlfix III |h * i n t u f I tern m i ni DJI xeefWsdf of a g re a t th e atrlc ariah d .’fftlUd thrrAfgh th ree tleeploss f t T I* > UitTII Ell ifltl>Kk(KI> iri4i family. Jnlghte during th* 1045 All-Atnirl- M ll* i * f l i m l i m h n in By modest fig u rin g , ta k trE can. ttiinfnni HnrRl-1, a »,. * n*n|»e*r pu into consideration the usual perMembers, knowing how well hr Lll.he.,1 In Had fisfrt, Rptfllll'llp I *11tl It oenlage^ of grot* business glv- knows Nelson’* methods, frerjusut -1 i y #. F J f jr ltiii. -Pik»-* F d i’h Ykt's lt f*d V e* en to librettists and lyricist*, and !y ask his advice. Alvin knows ait (otll* • IN WlTVKHt* I without attem pting to figure the answer*. B ut (Ace he almost.: TiVfftttilie i<t III) haltil .ii*J Itr*| at! w hat he will earn as producer was stumped, d irk t»f ! hw t t r Clift t ' J i u r l Ifl a|»vi !•!**, *Ft* of “Show Boat.” It 1* a * ir y A dub sliced a shot Into a yawn- inr 1 „ ^ 11 md 1 1 l-i. 1 I* »’ 1 I u V7 iLYxjgE. c *jv |n / f Ef^ / 4 0 LEGAL NOTICE U f U S tt» » E UarbTusol CO pounda of the newest and boat white staple cotton produced In Georgia gWD In(5‘each mattreaa for your' fcTecpitig comfort Choice of tickings Note: IN N El& m W G . MATTRESSES AKE AVAILABLE NOW IN LIMITED QUANTITIES, SIZE 1L3 ONLYv Carter’s Pills Blsodol C lerk «I the C irru lt JCitutl tty W L. 1111NT, U rp u ty C irri. (Clrenti C ourt s * u tj ...jr u ir t to .tr n ita TlnsKTATK OF CIjmiKA. v t o a i .L a k t u i i n a Mkt> n r r e s PANTS. Vis Y. W (inB »rriN (iH US* UH4 s t u l ----- , hl> w ife, wfcne# tM U Irnr* »nd srfi'res- U M u iv -n . 'u lt.. N o rik C sfitlln a . C la r a I- Vflg* tn». If llv 'n * , si»l K rt-»d, her u»* nnwn hslr» s t law , le a v to s*. d«. b so a llc la ftre , a ran tS c* <jt -tatm ant*' o ia s rw l* * ’ hy. th r .u a fc or im dsr J is r j 0 # n r*s Tl Win*. Hit-*, *U OuUuSe. Jo h ttiA M ettae. M arti* nstr'CM Sltar. S lrlU e and j< d n t-X m n « * . 4 t - *«■ !> « r tksm . If J lttp s , and I f d t a d ,: t h .J r un. ( * * ■■ a • ■rn cusmon couches of extremi high quaBtar construction* ! farlurrd nnd |>iul,c<t In n high Klnnrtnrd nf cM'dlenci* loti me tlivni with confidence liccauM* they tire (junliiy-tohied in Iht- Inhorulory, tiunlily-provcn by da»y bt miliiuuH of American homes. You know ln.it you will tit1! Iht* fullest meusitre of value in every nationally niIvvrtEed brand you buy—and when vntt buy here, you net these top-quality products at the THo: That'll right, wholeiutlo prices direct from a local factory which In in poaition to give you Mattrcaacf, Box Springa,, Studio Couches, Holly­ wood Hods, etc, of the boat quality materiala and finest conatructlon you can g it anywhere. And ’a no ptiddlc-man profit when yoi the Snnfonl Mnttrcaa Factory! IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES! Loculiy manufactured to order in any. th e or shape, |7 fa[ i f " a (T tM u / S crater, and replied j o iin < IfflMi m»« (hr km iU> ut J .inn .try, A. ff, Strickland - Morruon, Inc I’htmc l»*i- i w»tn 1 -} 11»-** 4,*g|JItA- rrfT rW ’^ 4 4|ir.» Mnu . ,t — Repairing — kefim'shing i ■if *tfi« '?f ititf JmtfrUt t?lft*ull -c-f : lit#- Htat# ill n » rl4 ft. In Jilfil ‘Hc’mifinie rm m h . In t All diililFtiiilttl title tif tike* watil •lilt ‘FfnliJIrJ klllHtlli. WlUfi’lmltlrl : Ki*hlrttls*!f' rfii’Mt'r pftilMtii gin) 14 - 1 PYmIiM. I|U wlfo, l'litlftl If f*:. 'H* r« ReI ljfE»* *,*st * f L . _ - Free Estim ates ... All mptal slats r—58c ^.toot. Uw- rtflft r-e.» e*-i Iwi fM- I'WkltkUlt^F’J ii iigaftlsv jou.* Y*-F*tUt W I * Iwt i\ flil », twn4 tunes, aU rrln g E thel Merman, to Uy W„ , , . i AH j . r ,)NWAY be called Annie .O akley. He n ilt'A O O — Thev e*n stum produced the new “ Show B oat” Ro.kow.kl the -'nu-lcl c a d A ”on hia own afte r Jerom e h e r n * 'Bm| will, death; th e famous composer waa Byron N, Uon whoiM? e h# to have been cu-producer w ith lo tH il( two A||.A m erlcan open u *f , r ' j lournaments, nominated the 10* Prowling the midwest rig h t vear-otd high school kid f o r 'th e now, too, is ’’Carm en Jo n es,’* honor, snd the Tam o’ShantM which la the Bixet opera “ C a r - ; Country I’lub following through in men” set to modern dress and formal fashion, awarded him th s with new book and lyrles w ritten title and gave , him n symbolic by our guy of tha year, Oscar. "Oscar.” With Dick Rodgers as composer, Alvin worked 3*4 round* In PHONE 200 ON HIGHWAY 17 G Minutes front Sanford RESTAURANT ibtngrsT!^ rhil- atrical genius, for it Is a de­ ndclphla. New York, Boston, Chi­ scription wh(ch certainly fits— cago, D etroit, Dallas, F t, W orth, L everywhere you look this year San Antonio and El Paso. At th ese' point* International ship­ around the Big Stem. ment* will be cleared two ways, i C a - j e r o te th e b o o k a n il lyrie* ‘he stated, and shipm ents from for "O klahom a!” Ditto for ’’Ca­ Sanford will probably be coordi­ rousel.” Morn ditto m arks for nated through v.fcshlngtoa. the new production of "Show Thus, Mr. Collins pointed out, Boat,” which Is settled a*t the Railway Express Agency’s pick­ Zfegfield T heater as a really up and delivery service and coor­ sm ash, hit. "T he . Desert Song.’1 dinated a ir and rail transportation an oldie Oscar knocked out with is combined with th* international the help of O tto Harbnch, has routes of American. Airlines .with simplified handling and Way-bill­ ing for local shippers with an .eye to international trade. .«< .ti:i JL 1ABIT7IS Saraka When .pourlnx medlrlnr out nf * buttle, alnaya puur away from the label In avoid ohlitrralin g the dlrrrliuna. Furthrrm urr, when you hold the label "rig h t aide up” It acta b*q a reip|m!.<r (o read the rilrcrtlon*. ThU U Im portant. Many bottles and many medi­ cine* look alike, snd by read ­ ing the label and directions you., w ill, avoid taking J the wrong dose, or the wrong Corcjfii XIOULAR ju H io R ~ 5y p** Murine t TAMPAX Vicks Salve A m p h ojcl........$ 1 3 ( wildroot cimon rone can trade ) ydur fenders and protect it ►later, ■ y \Ve carry a full Hqc Nervine of Diabetic Supplies, pablum Add 20 a m v; 11 lb-- HK ;•|| |l BKL exebe-tax to Ooemetlcn pr.' B ® -M '• H ■ || 1■ \ u B B SB ~T 9 ■ B1 ■ 1 1 i ¥ 1■ ’ 1B �f • •f .‘ M l i* THURSDAY, JANUARY 81J1 1916 m — lj— The Sanford Herald p IlU la liH l( I M •*■ flM h M ■ J illr fin | > t • • tiH lf aw* a « a * a r • ( B e a te r* . K b t M a M l M a g k e lla A i r a a t _ _ r *■ • , . Former Prime Minister Churchill's hnppy concern with finding suitable scenes for painting during hi* Florida vaca tlon, illustrates the tremendous Importance of a hobby. l ! a l n * 4 aa » « > « < r la « « m a tte r ener­ M a k t r XT, l a t A m t l f t*aet curt™ Without an engrossing pastime tfir a man of Churchill’s ■ •I l a a f i H L I'la rM a , a a S r r I t * A rt gies would find a holiday a dull affair indeed. Everyone 0 I l ' « a | n M , * ( M arrk H. IMIT. needs an interest beyond his business or dally routine of n O U A S D f . DRAT M w living. cl e n titie s IIK A .1 One of the current craies taking the nation by storm R h Im m R auan is button collecting. The National Association, of Button alB»CIIII*TIO<C It A T I:* F a ia lla l a 'A A i u w Collectors, with headquarters In Lafayette, Ind., has 3,000 lr C a trla r. n t a k , ---- -----------,TB members and holds annual conventions in Chicago th at at­ D a* H M I b T k f# * Maatfca tract three or four times this many men and women. AM III R m IM • aa Buttons are more than buttona to these people. They lead D a* I r a r A ll a k l l a a r r M i l " * •* to the study of history, religion, dress design, geography.. Ikaaka. ifMiallaa* aaa a a llf,, ml l a M r t a l a a n l a fa r Ik*. ■ ■ ( * * » <•> More than 200 different substances go into the making of ‘ w ill »k» r t a r i r l far buttons, including varieties o f the modem plastic ratal a a twa*** aw » raarara - I r r e a la r a a i # f l l a l a * ra lM . That's the way with a hobby, whether It be painting . la la a A * * «a a * a * * r lla r n a ta l* i l i t a l a r i r » a r r # » a i* T k * M »r*U like Churchill’s or button collecting. There is no end to the ta l k * a a lla a a l I liM *1 aA a rrlla la a D lti* * a t r r w * l * f « l * « l la Ik* lara* Interest—or the fun (or the victim who-gets himself infect­ •lei™ |a tk* e#*atrr ed with the enthusiasm.' "TlidThhtencT who do things In a big way, have been trying to avert floods by diverting the Yellow River. This has changed its bed of its own accord at least nine times, with immense resultant loss of life and property. Now the river'Is to yet a little assistance, 830,000 men WOP work six months to turn the stream into Its old outlet, 250 miles THURSDAY, JAN. 31. 1948 north. ‘Food’fdr the Job tful be furnlshe'ir'by'The United: Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration v h k .s k f o r T o d a y The Russians have sometimes talked about relocating the Oxus river. This flows 1,200 miles west from the Pamir THERE IS NOTHING MORE CONTAGIOUS THAN A GOOD mountains to the Sea of Anil, an isolated body-of water. AMPLE. UNLESS tT HE. A It used to empty into the Caapian Sea. hk*«Ab*-V«lgn. If A ia*. ar aal a lt^ ra b f I k u a a p*r a a * ala* i t i ia r a l aaaaa aakllafcrD k r rr la A ll r la k la la rra a k llr a c la a « l D la a a lrk r* k r r r la a r * aU * *• EXAMPLE.’ SOME ONE T h e T)xus w ere tu rn e d in to it«r old bed. b o a ts could sail v £ i V Aw F * u i n t i r n r a ^ i O E R fro m thir Vo,K" « " » " - H i e € t a |i a l n 1.000 m H ex -fu rth er o ast. OUR* i n f l u e n c e ON THE .B esides su c h e x p lo its, o u r ow n e n g in e e rs’ s h if tin g o f n E A R : H meat make my broth- few m iles o f th e M ississip p i no longer seem s so g re a t B ut t« offend, I will eat no flesh in many of these cases we h*d the idea first and In others the world stands:—I Corin­ we have furnished the engineers and blueprints for our thians H; IS. foreign friends. The New York Herald Tribune rtvtal* that moie than 3,000,000 men's shirts are locked up In Warehouses awaiting OPA's lift­ ing of price ^callings, while the United Press discloses that 2,400,whlte shirt*.originally made fr the Navy are about to be Ipped overseas and sold to for (nir* at 120.Tin a doten. We hey need ihem and appreci . them and remember where y got them jn the years' tu • .L ' ■ T her Susanna Degnan kldnapcasc has proved - a ' sorry Imonlal for the human race from Its very beginning, but thg person who mailed In an envelope D human ear to the aggrieved parents descended to the very depth* of human depravity. The , world ha* been sufficiently shock­ ed and horrified hy the torture* German concentration camps. Lit the whole Degnan case would _at that wa have some people it aa bad aa Hitler; Goerlng ot at In this country, lit A House committee has aprated a bill to clip the wing* of Immy Petrlllo, music rear, who l r. would tell American radio stations What they can broadcast and what they can t without auum lng any of the responsibility therefor. Petlllo also recently booted out of organisation one of hi* own rg ten when he discovered tMe- tame. tM d f l had I p M teaching music P I young upstart. 'Such 1***0111 to - the market sabotage tends to glut t Pet* " with-muslclsiif, reduce wages, * ■' iillo says. £,* S " Ml Moon Magic When a radio munnage wan cent to the moon the other day by Army Signal tCorijs engineers in New Jersey, the mogn answered back. Or- maybe It was the man in 'the moon, Anyway the reply came In 2>/g seconds with n high pitched hum that Insted half a second. Of course the scientific world was agog over hearing for the first time from the moon. All sorts of brenth-taking results wero predicted, such as the mapping of all other planets and detection of enemy projectiles that might be Inuched In space. T h e moon's answer to the earth was recorded by A wavj line on something called an oncilloscopo. Nobody knowd what n f thing *w-•* ,, sort „ „ of, tho — riiqon usetl for catching’ earth’s heil^o . Maybe newa Qf thAt will come t i e - Steelworkers’ Chief, .Philip Murray Was i "( KAHN By HLA INK . P I T T B U R G H—White-haired Philip B. Murray, who - combine* an Irish face with a Scotch burr, Is leading the greatest steel strike In the nation's history. Nine years ago, as head of the Steelworkers Organising Commlttee, predecessor, o f the present United Steelworker* of America, he signed "big steel" to l u first union contract. That contract, a p p r o v e d .In •March, 1937, Increased wages to a then all-time high minimum of |6 a day. It provided the 40-ho(ir week, time and a half for over lime- vacation* with pay, senior, ity right* and establishment of grievance machinery. Today, Murray, now president of the CIO end the United Steel workers, la heading tha fight to break tho wag* clause In the curt .union contract. The present minimum Is 9(M! a day. t hae been itid that the H year-old tabor deader speaks aaflly hut carries a big etatie- ties I stick. He answered U. 8. Steel's eoaieatlan that It roDld " ................ Only 18 Years Old poacdly over Lewis' efforts to **ke the CIO back Into ■ the API* was climaxed by Mur­ ray a dramatic easier frost Me • H .» 0 a year job as Untied Mlntworker vice-president. Murray laamad hi* unionism oarly. Bom Into a family of ten In Blentyre, Scotland, in 1989, he was taken to his first union m att­ ing at * |, ,n d joined hi* father In the coal mine* at ten. A strapping lad of 10, Murray arrived in America with his fam­ ily on a bleak Christmas day In .1902 and settled at Irwin,’ near Pittsburgh. Two years later he wa* elected to his first union of­ fice. .'Murray, working In th* mines, got Into a fight with a weigh man who. had thortwelghled hla raal, and w»s flrad. To nls surprise, his 000 co-worker* thraw.down Ihslr ticks-in oympatby and elected him local pruldsnt. Hunger ended tho strike In fsur weeks and Murray was ese«rt*d from town by the obernever bad s doubt In My mind slece then of what I wanted to do with my life, Hurray aura. He luppfemented ' hi* meager sd* aducation with a *M s.VyJh grads correspondence school c s u ^ M , learning all ha could about min­ mr relations v>d and eeonom* economing- tabor Ice. UbeplU ipita hte many office# and honor* today, t ha Is atill proudest t years of the t39 yaare he aarvud on Pittsburgh’s school board. M um y wa* elected a member Murray of tha UMW't executive board In 1918—and rejected a bid to join State officials arc flnall all/ under not afford a wage Increase with­ out price relief by a pamphlet Ing the segregation ofB yoothPH charging that- the eteel com­ q| pri*oiierp at the Ratferd penl tentiary where for year* boys of panies had act ltd two billion 16 to 17 had been locked in with dollars daring the war. Murray earn the companies, hardened convict*. T“ > many peo­ ple take *wh thing* complacently, representing I f per rent of the think of a youngster who hae adnual steel output, reported nmltted a crime. "He's no good* profits after taaea of 4190 mil hell with .him." " Boy* treated (ion l a m i , but h‘ a t aactual this manner of course grew profits were 9407.3311,000. a fte r, become crlihlnnl*. T t may all (axes. What ha called "hidden fin possible to. make a silk ikn* he lip claimed, u q iiu e u ^were iiii^ ^in-the n n u i form iw n t i t out of a tow's ta r, but If Ita," aoul out of ten can he saved, of • accumulated reserves, sxcess managantnL Tht haait of a coal provision for depracldtlon and dois wait Worth trying. I'letion, accelsrated amortisation exces70 percent Increase In the off wartime facilities, and esc** Iva rravislon for pensions, d r of telephone* used locally, *lv# Called **m y «b«f right arm" by announced Tuesday by Earl* ___ L* just one more Indira- nhn 1- Lawla until their break f in e of how Hanford I* growing. iq 1941 after a 30.year friendship, WATCH, CUM?* It hae come about during the Murray - worked second to the United Mlnsworksr chief. ten year* and - rrpbgbly ye­ „ a n i JEWBLBY .tain for 29 years aa International an even larger growth the tints boom. .There are UMW vice-president. REPAIRING Lawla was tha orator and stratsta of people wanting d w > iphones t. Murray was the detail man who era atUt unabl* to get KleL Murray aaw that tha politic* were Ml account «»f shortages. thla h at bean relieved, wa carriad IrntUii),'. - y : . ►-f MADE hie to eay Uiera will b* i phones in y« or ia»U««jk ( Lewis were lo IWM for who u R E P A IR E D a* a Renopklns, w # of Ptasl'■ ■if?*....... WeMng ' te a r r Marines Combing ime the winter month, of IU44. There is none of the tenseness Fairies* said hi* job »a* "just helping .to keep everybody work­ ing together." Then, with the end of the war. the union declared the wage clause; In Its contract was reopened, and, asked for a 92-a-day inenase., U. 8. Steel refused th* demand, 1 Fairless got an earl-* acquaint­ ance with simple economic* when as a boy he carried newspapsr* near Matsillon.O. He was born in an Omo mining community in IK90. and hi* father declared Ben wpuld not imlne coal but would have an education for other work. Hi* parents, Mr.'and Mrs, David rice paddled Cover all the home. D. Williams, allowed the lad to in the valley to the main road live with . an aunt end uncle near the w aterfront. Remember, named Fairies*, whose home *as nearer to n schoolhous* than was fine yourself to the yards, shed* the Williams' home. Neighbors and cave*.' soon began to think ,of Ben as "the Fairless child.” Tarca Are Deserted L ater- attempts to resume his Probing flashlights pierced th# bUrkness, nf numerous caves, re­ real name, Williams, only | roved vealing nothing, People were "be­ confusing, Mrs. Williams once excoming more and more numerous rUined. as the iwarchlng "barty neared “ Ben always wanted to go to th? waterffont, Smiling children school, even from th* time he yelled, "Ohajror ("Good morn­ first sU rttd to talk," she said. ing"!, while elderly-looking wo­ 3h* liked to fell how she’d never men nodded discreetly to Ihe pass­ spanked him, because she never h»d to. ing Marines.Although th4 *tnmlc bomb ex- ‘ Fairies* as a young man loved plode.l nine miles away, the con­ baseball, and walksd long dis­ cussion had left scars in remote tance* to Join In n game. He Naminohlra and Koiohlrs. Hoofs atagw v aN-wwurv-emd-es^aij^K were seared, off homes, wfhdtw ftfiends lends say, say. panes and frames had vanished “ He might have nave been tw«n a big_ and debris littsrrd yards and. league player," his mother mused streets. at the time h) became head of The patrol reach* the road two "big eteel," "But thewrhe Is,’ , hours search--began. The — .... -after -------the ------------ . Always energetic and respoiifllleulenant In charge took count of bio, the baseball player taught what had bien found. A l*n*y for awhile, went to college, boMarlne corporal handed the lieut- came an engineer. He got his firatenant a rusty, dull knife, I P'ck*!*tcel assignment when during his ed It up 'In an alleyway back | career as a "purveyor he staked the there." *=• he raid.rsite for an open hearth' furnace. ~ -‘ Nagasaki Lacking ^iiH f-tur, ..r »— <p-i;- 2*n_‘jEJr.V^T. bullet, no fear of.^-hand g ren ali dropping in the midst of a Mar|no Saipan ►routing party. * ' i - , I Tytlcal nf mosv Marino reconBy l‘FC. Ml' IIAHI, D I106W N nalssaigc lartia* was u platoon U.S. Marine* f‘ - \ whose job we* t<> search................ for hid NAGASAKI. Japan—Patrolling den firearm* end ammunition in Nagasaki • and th* surrounding the tiny village* of Kotohira ami area Is a far cry from security Naminohlra on th* southern out­ patrols on Saipan and Tinian dur- skirts of Nagasaki1. On j brisk Saturday morning, 40 Xbatbernecka started for thu Company offered hfm a JobTas as- peak designated as th* line of dcslstaot manager at 93.200 a yeem- perture, The daily routine era* Murray, who was making liJHKki met commencing In th* countrydecllnded. ^ wide homes-1. llara./ootad, WoWri He waa elected Intenatlcout * squatted In fold mountain stream* vice-president of tho' UMW I*v- arruublng the family wash 1920 and reelected every - !»■■ Atomic Jhimh Hite year* u n til. hla ouster. When At tha top of Fokutlo Mountain th e steelworksra or gsoltlnc the platoon rested afCer the hard committee became th* United 30-minut* hfce. Below stretched Steelworkers In May, 1911, he th* city of Nagasaki and tha out v u elected president at 930.009 Ilying suburbs. - - Across th* harbor, u y«ur. the Mitsubishi shipways lay black Murray's philosophy as a labor and bioak In the early morning leader Is* simplet i-ry, * brightness. At th* mouth of the ,Urakami Hlver. th* atomle-bomb"Never try to foot the rtirn. <id area spread to the fopthilss represent. Tell, them ' J " possible ami w hat.lt Is Imposslb flat and exposed, resembling the to do. At ................. And‘ ‘look tifOn the signs barren Mojave Desert of Arlsoni. On Fokudo th e lieutenant lead-' contract ithli something sacred—h pact to he observed; an agreh- Ing the platoon ^ a v * last-minute ■* mint which is- your bond of good Instructions to his men. "We’ll form a skirmish line faith." through these wheat field* 2nd mi - — sTSBft-r ) TUb M anagem ent Requests Due to the tliHisiial|iesa of "Uncle Hurry”, it In re­ quested that patron* nee the picture from 1h»* ntnrt. • FEATURES AT: 1:10 - 2:53 - 1:36 6:19 - 8:02 PRINCESS Opeiut 5JO P.M. Friday FRI. — S‘AT.1 —DOUBLE FEATUREi toNDOtn ^scrt/tToen . C H E V R O I.tr/ iliA yii V SOFA BEDS $ ' 8 9 . 5 0 Y*.- IN. BLUB. \yiNE and BEIGE BEAUTIFUL FlvQOR CdVBRINO i «|. yd. U -J i ■. • IN D18TY ROSE. BERGUNDY and BLUE V * ■ IN IS * * ifn 1 m !•/ a' ' FIRST in total volumt of car and truck i town? In 9tdta after state, In every \ ■- fl ' In tawn after fA m q H ca; % FIRST in Ihat deep-uwtad pul We have Juit rece! Simmotu 4 ONLY i „ ^ ROOM SUIT?; :3. : -------— — • a; •mail quantity of tUreiuM. FOR SALE ' ASE OF A BED- ‘ Ia*tt • , It,. „ . 5■ €--]Tr■'••. . v-J .-■uXv =. - 7 TO CHCVROUT DEALESS FO« S t.W C I IH A N TO L m m an? - f In tha V f W I lto W B tlS S A A a G u . . . . . . . third r.1 W w m ' 1 • ■ *------------- Battered Old Felt Hat Disguises Steel Head, Beniamin F. Fairless But the nation wat at war, ami SD W ar htro Maj. Arthtlr Werninth, '‘one man army” of the Philippine*. now running for the Senate, Is being sued for marriage annulment by an Army nurse In Manila who had learned of his ntarrlage to an Amerlran girl, hlhat, with two women ami a political campaign on his hands, we’ll bet he'll soon wish he wi* back In the comparative peace and quiet of Rataan. »—•— CLORIDA ST A T U . a By JOAN SKIDMORE PITTSBURGH—Stocky, ruddy­ r THEATRES ^ faced Benjamin P. Falrless, whose father was a coal mlrur, hr*'U the giant United States Steel Carp., largest employer of the ClO-Unitcd Steel Woriter* now on strike for a fS-a-tlay pay boost. I It waa Fairies*, who In 193 J signed lh« fira t' contract which .. Opens 12:45 I’-M. Daily hla company's biggest eubsldlary. TODAY ft.F R I.! Camegte-llllnoli Steel, ever made with an "outside". union. Unholy Desires Of "Big Steel’s" agreement to a contract rteognlilng the CIO- Brother and Sister! Steel Worksra organUing com­ mittee created a furore in Indu*- Brother, and Sis* ler . . . whose triat circle*. Ju«t eight month* before, John D tlm ilr Secret w a s every onoV I- Lewii, a* head of the CIO, had whose launched a campaign to orgnnlra "feoosip at rang* devotion. steel lyorker* into on*, great union. The American Iron and steel! coilId only If-4 lo the. Institute, representing the ste e l! t h e m manufacturers, asrerted Lewis's t objective « n "a closed shop which tnh»-U - >>.* amplayn.au> Ilf ally. ■ -me but « union member.1 Fairies* agreed with the In­ stitute'* objection to the clojed shop, and it -was not until the ■War lAbor Board.directed, maintenance of membership that U. S. Steel accepted it. Fairies* reiterated before a Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce I meeting in January, 1144: "Our conviction I* a* firm today a* it ever wa* that the right to dependent work should not non-mem­ upon membership bership In any organisation." C hanging Rivers ■I r r .M U a * a r* a k * rrk l-T k * A a a v r le ir * fir m * a k la k la r a a la atari* r a l l l l r * la Ifcr «*»» fa r r e iWaiMaa *« — tt fa......... . II ’ r*1• -i • ■■ i ‘i$ 9 �a* ■*hi BUBS ’ * . jj V. :?i'=rfer2 ■ a. P M « P f - • ..... - THURSDAY,' JANUARY 31, 1948 THE SANFORfl IIER ^I^D , SALFORD. FLORIDA ■ ■■ *r . 11f Emory University. • Mr, and M rs. C. W. Doengea of Haltimore, Mil, »pent last week­ • Tele. No. 14* end a* the curat* of Mr*. Doen* ceV sister, Mr*. I). C. Harclift, a t her home on Wc*t F irst Street. Mr. and Mr*. Docnge* have been spending the past month in Mi­ ami PAGE FIVE contacting a D.A.V. C hapter in ’ ally paid service officers oP 'u n y Mrs. Milton Paulk Jl^ocal ChapteriOf-,.. ■I,b" in?i*r»v oil^ or w riting to N i* veteran*. oigntiitstjort; (hiring, ih4 Honored-With Shower I p.A.V. Js Urged liorial Adjutant Vivian D. Corbly. past 11 year, the D.A.V. ha* national DAV hem lipiarlers. LT.M handled more than !ii>(l000 claims, Mrs. John Cultum cntertnln.-d h n ,t M.-MilIan S tre et, t'ibcinnntl, obtained I(50,000 medical examinu-. recently at her home on Maple *•* lions, nnd established disability Avenue with a stork shower in The D.A.V.. W alker said, main- j compensation benefits in excess honor of Mr*. Milton I'uulk. In an appro! to approxim ately tain* the largest s ta ff of -nation ,of llOO.tKW.OOti, , Game* "J Sanford e* and contest* were enjoyed I :T.n veteran* of World and pr' prize* were awarded to Mrs. I W ar II who were dirablul in serv. Marion FRIDA Y on Haynes and Mr*. PaidV. I ice, Dow V. W alker of Newport, T he American Legion Auxiliary A fter the honoree sipeneil h c r lo ie .. nutinnnf co m m an d er-o f-Ih e o f th e Campbell-Losiing -Unit No. Mr. and Mr*. A. J. luiPrise of Mr. and Mr*. Dale L. Scott J r . ,m " ny s l f u whlch w*rc presentw lID isaldnl Veteran*, today urged D etroit, Mich, arc the curst* ,>f £3 will meet a t the Legion H ut l> c\ nee ted lo arrive" thl* weak 1*1 *n ellractlvely decorated box. (hat lliey taint together to form Air. and Mrs. J . A. I'eckham. a t 7:80 P. M. T he peat president* from Hollywood *CaHf to >M^d 3*!?,'. ru ,,u m Mr*' 1UroH '* I« « l Chapter of the D.A.V. will be honor goeata. some time* with H n ! i o U '» par**rved refreshm ents to Walker h ascl hi* estim ate on TUESDAY Frank Shames will arrive Sun­ ents, Mr and Mr*. J H Truluck *” following. the number of disiiblni veterans Tho D aughters of Wenley Class « day by plane from New York They will slop enroutw to A tlanta ' - Mr*. Milton Paulk, Mr*. Mac in this community on a p er capita th e Methodist Church will where ne ha* been on business. tfhere Mr. Scott will complete Packard. Mr*. Jack S tein ier. Mi*. average th at ha* been worked out vet Tuesday a t 8:00 P, M. in y s tl arrangem ents for en lrrln g Emory Alvin (Wham, Mr*. U ar| Mo»», Jhy the D.A.V.. which i* ch arletrd Fold*. Mm* J. M .jby Congrejis n* tho official vnl.-e Mr*. W. H. Fi ■5k»i Ho|ie Henderson and (’apt. U nivvrjlty thl* quarter. BIRTII AN.NOUNCKMKNNT fitinecipher, Mr*. Uarot Ellcrbe, of America’s w artim e dLableil. Mr. and Mr*. Thomas A. Cobb and Mr*. II. E. Henderson are Vjtcran* who have ,b f« * woundMrs. R. T. Thoma*. Mrs. H. I! announce tbe birth of a sou, spending today in Orlando. . ENGRAVING Mtllngsley, Mm. A. D. Holloway, r»l, gassed, or ilirabtiil * In nny Thomas Adrian, Jr., born on Jan. r „ .|„ '-'sfavT*., i„r, *U 1 Glenn Payne of l.nngwnod ha* WEDDING Mr*. W aiter Fesler, Mrs. J. It. degree while serving in the armed 38 a t Femald-Laughton Memori­ c' " returned home a fte r serving for Phillips. .Mrs. Clufton Smith, Mi-. force* during .tim e of .w ar ate INVITATIONS a l—Hospital,. Mrs. C-obb Is—tins mm iln o ,r/J r a'ii T 'u . . f*"ninny month* with the Army in ’obrrt Jlowell, Mr*. L a v i n i a eligible for membership In the form er Mildred Windham. WEDDING ■ FL> M ^ J « r K 'e Mt ‘“ i uwali, lie and his wife have t limes, Mr*.- Ile'en McCollum D.A.V. Veterans of all <*nvs nre F ort M clheraon. bce|) „ . , |d|hjf wUh h ll ANNOUNCEMENTS Mr*. Nell Strinling, Mr*. Mur membei . The D.A.V, national commander CALLING CAROS ;aret Watkins, Mrs. John Knder FYicnd* of Mr*. Mary ’IHIl-wOl *have M r* ,,n,, M n ‘ moved H' ,Into ’" yn# lhbul lUTCu annex. Mr*. Robert recently iir L i l l ? *_u • 1 u. i l l ^_' u j pi'iw(ei|-m!t~drT -b-m l-veteiun* w iiw LNFORMATS-,----1g i wup1■will .hitwe rh oegr.—if g mt :to -laarn . t iial aha * T m rn ^ rrc h a m i-K ire e V .Imrcnc Drown.1 ullere-l ilbabi'iUe.s tin t th.*re a.e Earh memlwr i* icqucutod to bring *.'flrii to hor homo on Next First I mole (him 1.311 Chapters i>f the lias M argaret Cultum. .onto item for th l market ba»k:t f ,r w t hexrauac of mflucnxn. j D.A.V, throughout the U n it'd sale. _ ^ iS tn les. Doth men and worn m Mrs. Eugene M cl'.irthy and Filend* of Mr*. AS R. Dyson Th^ . South side Sclusd P.T.A. J-ire rlig ble fo r membership, OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Margene will leave . In ' w ill’ hive a board meeting at will reg ret to learn t i n t she-f* ill daughter *'Therj nre five rciu(iit».“ lie I I 0 /J Mag. Ave. Phono 988 at her homo 1201 Magnolia Ave­ the near future for Philadelphia. iltOO P, M. a t the uhim l. said. *'whv a djrabied y etetun nue. Pa. lo join Dr. McCarthy and i h au l! be a meiiii- r o f Ute D ',. make their homo there. Mr*. nl led Amerienn Vetcriiiis,- They Roliert H artley, son of Mr. and McCarthy nnd daughter have been ire: M ra.,W . J. Ilaitley , ,Sr. Ims sail'. visiting Mi*. Mi( a rth y. ’* .mother. *4, V‘M. Disabled ^veletnn* ran t s of Campus Quarantine” ed on the destroyer ‘'('lu,rsr;i»'‘ I v s tl tkiwart, owner of (he tiehefit to each other by di*cun>for duty in 'th c Pacific IsUmli, t l-»nta Apartment*. Presented by the Junior Claaa Ing problems and handicap- that She walks In beauty . . . ran: l ave been overvalue, SEMINOLEf HIGH SCHOOL Mr, and Mr*. Uctvh .Parker mean you. lamk up “ posture” 2. The D.A.V. o ffe rs—free of left Thursday by plntie for Miami H igh s c h o o l a u d it o r iu m . F e b r u a r y i i and "poDc" In ' be dictionary , |ul^ . ‘J'asa'iVta'.ur 'iu‘''u,lJudiciitlap nnd Cuba. They plan to make y o u ll find they derive from i a* ,f c,nim, in „ |,mining g o v n n Alatine. 1:45 P.M. Erer\ing «:(»o P.M. their home in Miami. sain t root word . . . If you kid !jtw w i WnefH ____L__ Adults ,30c Children .30c po-lure you will exprr** dicin'* Through Ihv D.AA . lb** dl-Carl Iximmler who ha* been and sell-imsii ranee, primary te(Tax Included) serving in th d navy bus relum e i ■ , ,, , q u i'ites of i«*L»e . . . and i.vau1, ii 111ed veteran helps work for beurficlnl logislallmi lailli larullr bume nml is lesidiiig with his I . . . . •■te Montrxuma . . MR. and •PRODUCED BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WITH . . tbe Girl Sm ut who wrote ami natioimliy. wife and infant daughter in lumg- J MRS. O. L. SI’R A bU E of Mil* .Piesidcnt Trum an to a«k “ if it . THE NORTHWESTERN PRESS* ” 1. A local Chapter of the WihkJ. * I wnukec, an official of the Chic* — ----. | ago, .Milwaukee nnd St. Paul Hall 'would he all right" fo: her trnoj* t.A.V. can be very hrlpful in MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. to. "(fa nrmtnil and collect mim ry", j'ji'JjV alt employment pinLieut, and Mrs. T. J. Little of road, is in Sanford on hu*ine»a fot tminliedmut pjoplc oversek* Mj ir(nnl ping" for vole ran - by DT. and MRS. C. A. Price A tlanta are expected to nrtive "* 11 rg irg re la tiv e placement, on thi* week to be the guests uf Cr, nnd charming daughter of Park- carrying out the While Ii “ trMiTrint? mid poluting a it ami Mr*. T. 1l. Henderson nt ' eh slu rg . We*t V*. nr# spemliiqt tfommemlrttitm tu collect aomejhiue j nri. valuable em their homo on Ros* luike. Ih» winter here . . . MIL and that money in bombed-out land* ,,l|( , h(. MRS. V il.L MILLER, who have Can't buy . . . This ts the Durr y'|iroUk,|, c h a p te r’ meetings Don Smith, sou of Mrs. Kate' been houveguest* of MIL and of year when w inter wardrobes to look dull nml uninterc.-C I nm) t„ Kv ther- men who have Sm ith of Longwood. has return- MRS. J. M. UOWl.RY nl th i onsequently. you neeil w m - ( , .tuublvd have a common inml to Kingston, N, Y. after visit- Montezuma have ryturned to Tn•* I ter.-*i itig with hi* mother. He former- d.iann by plane . . MR. GU9 thing lo gfvp you a lift Wiili,vi -iii I .om plele inform i ly served with the U. K. At my. j CLAUSEN mid "MIL LEWIS JA- He» hat or perhaps a change '•! 1 lie ant) non on how to go nbaot forrui*ie ; CODS of Valparaiso, Ind. are here make-up or hairdo Awn |eo p lr in America who uv n baiil I Ion lor i lia be obtained for seveinl days lias* fishing . . . They report excellent cntche* In not having strike (rouble s i n Henry Kaiser and Diet Smith l-akrs Jessup and Apopka . . . M ti’i )vmli*r iiiim -s Sprinyr anil lli'tm lifu l The John. Warn* maker homed J GUNNING. JERDON DENNY. iig tin u ' ( tun in ! Su i iilm -lin g h t JOHN GOVALICK of Gary, In­ ateie in New York advertise- ■ j Provincetown - . AT diana are here for several day* the Herald Tribune Its Village »l j which is an entire i' iiv Mr*. Robert Pitm an i|n,l chilli' firbing in deal by lakes . . . iMRH. Vis ion Players ren who have been visiting Mr* DOROTHY II0WM of Chicago la bltu-k of full-sired homes, ready! THE SEMINOLE Pitman'* .(A rentri_ _ Mr ...___ _ ami Mr*. spending several weeks here , . , to live in nnd completely furnish- j John Schlfmrd. a t their home on MILS. HA LI NO PAHTILLO of the ed . . , The March of IHnirs is, Tnnighl nnd Frl. — Snt. have you run-! COUNTRY CLUB ll“M U k e have recently returned Veterans Admin*trat|on I* here on in progress the ...... . buxine** for several days . . . Irlhulcd yours 7 fo Gainravillr. Rita and Reginald ItatilfiiiK in p ric e fro m 7.111 up New arrival* inrluilr I). \V. GKA- in {own are so numemus th a t; For Membera and Their Air*. M. S-. Cnuxuv of Atlanta HAM of Liooklyn. N. Y„ MR, When, t h r . locals walk "up the Goode G uf .h I m. I* vialtfnjr her mother. Mr*. M. mill MRS. V. M. BURRELL of afreet” they hardly reo anyone Si/ew 1L* In I’ll , Mr s . f . a dy ) Clark and (Inter. Mr*. Vernon Clayton, (la.. MR. ond MRS. to *pesk tw and ('(>. in Kutiion, nt their home on Weal WAYNE DUNHAM of Nap^xmee. SON was shopping Wednesday! F irst Street. Bhe will return to Ind anil MR. and MRS. R. A. morning . , . MUM, W llM A t ’-K “The Patsy” A tlanta Tuesday, , attractive a* always ill t* beige MATTERS also of Nappane*. ii * * * * *• *; f Ft t e d wool . . DR. HARRY If anyone wondered whether \\ it U Mr. ami Mr*. H arry J im1 Min- Sanford has tourist* or not . . . WOODRUFF liun ying llirougb urik are now m illin g m Ailnnt.i you probably, have been convinced Teuchtons MILS II II COLE LADIES « h rrc Mi Minarik will .attend by thi* column th a t we • do . . . MAN was wearing a stylish grey Emory University and Mr*. Min- and plenty of them . . . we could lust and coat . ELI HE HUTCHI­ a rik will be employed a* j)ir sec­ use another hotel or an ap art­ SON was wearing a dark gieeii iih Tuny- reta ry of the Alumni Association m ent house for th a t m atter . . . sw eater . . JAMES I'PARSON “ W e C’ln lh c th e I'n in lly — W e I 'u n i i - h lh e l l n n i e ” around town Tuesday overjing . . . luint p c f l n r n n in ic s the M ayfair reporta every room 216 B. 1M SI. I*ht»nc 171 (a filled and »o ie the dining room hoard a very com plim entary, re­ Iti’se rv n lln n w pltimt- (HMi nt meal tim e . . . doean’t that mark the other day concerning sound w onderful? . , . but t b * |‘‘fenU T ’ RODDY NEWMAN, III. sad fact la th a t the M ayfair I* . , . th a t he was most nttm tiv e tu rn in g down approxim ately 20 in older people sml court eons it tourist* dally because they can all times . . Dorothy I’aik er said not accomodate them. . . . The of Alfred Lord Tennyson . Ynldei and Montexuma are doing Should Hen ven send me any sun. tiur same thing . . . so we arc I hope he’s nut like Tennyson Tradition ha* it that the xailm losing people who would Ilk* to I d rather have him play a fiddle , , Than rt*r and bow and apeak on hi* day off goc* rowing on the come here . . . I* anyone Irylng *n Idyll . . . C.E.T p ark Ink e. In Lieutenant Com­ to do anything about It? Valdei Hotel guesU Include mander Rnlieri Montgomery's care tradition was right. No «ooner ROY V. RICHIE of Philadelphia : W ALLPAPER did he doff the Navy tints he.ha* D RAPE 5 b a n mrh been wearing fu f the pa»t four y ears than he (rot . rjjjht behind O. C. SAD1N, and MRS. J. H .1 th e wheel of a boat nitain—and IIARDERGEN o f Cleveland, Ohh>,' ufte* slaying a t the Velde* for a; a I T boat nl that. Aa Lieutenant John Hricklcy in while are now with friem|* o.ij dT1® ®nn’' Demonstration (.III,* “ They Were Lximnilnble.'' n.mme Twin luSV* for the aeeaon . . . l ° f t<nngwmv| wa- rc-imlly enterlo the RIT*/ T heatre on Sunday MR. and MRS. M. E. IIUKNH o n t*lnad by f i r s John Wads worth and- Monday. Montgomery port­ Lima, Ohio are a t the hotel . . . '*Dn » (•■ *n-l business mretim: D gnd C. L. SATTI-, Mr*. Oulda Wilson, home demon rays the' skipper of a Motor Tor- PF. HH o.'Wf A RDorhsm. A C C tS S D A L L iN. C. are here -Uallon agent of Sanford, and l^ dft .lttta t wtiu lu » «*iw w 4>im during the early battles around . . . MR. and MRS. JO E VALDES Mr*. Ralph Mamm-mi ronductrr th e Philippine*. In m in y luxtSfek-r* of A tlanta «r« a very attractive ind hu»ine»» »r<»hinh Mra. riy d * llirkerami of the | events In the picture parallel .his couplo . . . MB. and MH8. ’C. A SH A FN FK of Detroit, Mich. «rr .‘fanfortl (Innlro Club g.»vi* u talk Own fighting i a leer. " I was eiecutlve officer of v i s i t i n g Hanford . . . MR. an I •ot'ccrnirg as lira- ami umellln> WTB Squadron A, officer in tacti­ MRS. JOSEPH DORSON of De- and a few n liin aiirubs. ' At ill* cal command of Division IS, and tro ll are seeing Florida from Hail- flWclualon Iff the Jiualnesa meetcommanding officer of I T 107 font . . RILL WRIGHTENBEKYj Ing Mrs. Wadawlrth »erved ieja * t.jift* r I’aa rl-H arb o r," he re­ IM S* tb ^fo llu w ln g : Mr*. call*. “Our outfit waa sent to _____ __ ^ M r* . g u ard the Panam a Canal. I was ala Honed th ere for tqro and a w 7 1L S N C .I of A tlanU , W. W .iW . Stum, M iu Holwrtaon. Mr*. h alf month* before being rea>- SASSER of Tempci and E. A. Sm ith, Mrs. Anna P. Mlnlck. Mrs., elgned lo cruiser duty which P PIFP E H '6 f Tam pa also are ( Ralph Hammnial, and Mrs. Ouidu WlUon. took u* into the Guadalcanal hero on busineaa . . . 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A m COMPANY ■fcWB } n * V jV H td l.'f $ ' !J | I - n us ^ k>* u -"7 ■ j1 * '— ' - . 3 4 �o V THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA B aseball,ballots And Sugar Cane Are Juniors Win 7 To 0 HAVANA—Baseball, b a l l o t s and auger cane keep cafes i end calls* busting with animated con­ versation throughout Cuba, lar­ gest pearl of Ah* Antilles. Politic* and sugar take a heck Mat during the hoi-u*-flre winter baseball season. A crucial game at Havana’s sprawling, brewery-built Tropical stadium almost invari­ ably means no quorum In Cou­ rt rer*. Mott .Senators, dearly as they love politic*, would rather munch peanuts and tamales a t the hall-pork G an spend an afternoon In the mnrble-clolater.'d (30 milllon cdpltollo. The four-team winter i pue draw's Cuban* from little teams all over the .Blatesr Prlxe- fighting, Jal-olal und horse-racing also draw . huge crowds. Havana’* modirn Sport* THtfM^XY, TAJftjARV 31) 1916 one flf'thk br*t cage coach;* Wert to ala are the soph'omorea on the Virginia Unleervlty ever had. •'* • — 3 The other two *tarter*. The soft-spoken native of Tew- ___ Green of Exit Bank and a*, who coached high school team* Tom .Larerta of Long Island, N. at •Princeton, W. V a, for U years, Y„ are freahle*, a* are' all tha ha* come up with a fine u a m In l eeiH w . hU Initial fling at collegiate com­ Patton haa no aeerat formula petition. behind hi* eucce**. Ha doe* it MOIWANTPWW, W. Vn.—Here Wdst Virginia fans didn't expeet with nothing mere than a tho­ In thia hot-bed of basketball, they were calling freshman Lee Patton much from the green , Moun­ rough knowledge-of the game— < ts inter*. But Patton brought thorn and hard .work. along nicely to establish Wmt Lee iftei a fast-breaking ofVirginia aa as bn* of tha the bsakefbaU bsakefhsU fenae that' leaves most of ina opbetween the B team* of oach leaders. The Mountaineer* are al­ [oflent* a t the yosL Hie youagschool. Mount Dora t* a member most a cinch to receive an Invita­ ster* pas* with deadly accuracy of the Central Florida Conference. tion to return to the Madison and doa’t waata many shots. Square Garden tournament in Mias Durden’s starting llneop A close man-to-man * dtfens* will include Mar.'* Peiold, Helen round* out hie system. Top scorer of the Mountain*;!-* Bowen and Johnnie Mae Bowen at the forward position* .while U a comparatively little fallow Alya LfllWiuiit, Betty Jo Brock from Wheeling,. Lobby C arroll nn,hNFrance* LeFlla will handler Carroll, Dave' V. llion o> Hunt­ ington, and Leland Uynl of Me­ the gpard alignments. Fed Teams Have Lee Patton Bated Tilt W ith Seniors Basketball Tilts Best Cage Mentor Walter Cook of the Junior elate Slated Tomorrow At West Virginia touch ■football team a t Seminole High School Intercepted a Senior c|xt* p a n late in the third period of their tilt yaterday end Junior* * i j j __ l i u r * ip m iir r o tt m in i promptly Instituted a drive that pf{r of tJlU with the ended with Hutt poaalng to Tiljla fHigh " / School Z. ,- .. cage:« ___ _ while MI*» ____ *’ __■ * _'-*j ft" the only store of the game, J*Mef,Curdan'* girl* wdl|; travel cl In. Irating Us* Senior* from the to Winter Park for a gam #, In tha Rollins College gym with the school's (ouch football tcurney. Winter P-irk Ht«h School gtrla.' Hutt passed again to Tlllia for Coach George McCUUand has tha ejivarslon. ’Hie two team* announced th at Knstoer and wire evenly matched during the Chranthdln will start a t forward*. gieater portion of the game. Cltrk will be av center arid Saaln Score by periods: 7 and Dye** will b# a t guards. The Junior# 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 preliminary tilt will be played Seniors Cuban at kls office. , From the nightly nine o’clock bocm of Morro Caatle'a cannon to the dewdaden early morning, Harana'a downtown came alive. Night clubs, iheatrrs, restaur­ ants. bowling alleys all bristle ■with business until the city's Mearira of danklng, tO-year-old •itreetw ars carry the last nightgoara off to reluctant'sleep. Professional Football Conference. I"at ton was the f l h t man to bo* off trod tho puijtion,.' ■Dyke H*e*e, who coached W«Tt Virginia'*. IMS national toon#> rtent champion* before 'accepting a commission In the Nary, l* on le a n o f abaence and la rxpvct<M to return aa the Mountaineer n w - ’ ketball (joh*. Vl But Patton U a name jo u may" aa well get uaod to, for you’ll b»hearlnr a lot of 1L WILLIAMS IS DISCHARGED STM H e' Frank L. William**: P.O. Box MM. haa been di*cbartj» ed from the United State* Nav^g according to Information reeele* pgtotu h tm rm y T ru m vrnnr m t T house. Is one- of the city's busiest places. Other crowds gather .Sat­ urday night* In front of radio sta­ tion loutlspeaktra and theli^TtWmote-rontro| enthusiasm e q u a l s that of rlngslders, A decision or a kaockdoww-bv iiw quick soars that atartle tourists. Politics are . complicated and confused. Rumor* a rt quickly ticked up, snowballed along, then left to melt ns enthusiasm wanes. ‘Serving 2t* day* to 0 year* dbeh. Culm's tO presidents hsve In the island's 43 year* of inde­ pendence spent turbulent term*. Cubs'* newest president, Dr. Ilamon (irau San Martin. Has became focal point for areaslions of ‘V«mmu.il«! sell-out.” while slmst devout followers ' call the Mild-teanarred. ex-physirlan'u regime the first graftfree administration since the republi:’* rsrly days. Even the larger and more con­ servative of Ilavuna's 16 dally newspaper* l.v the fnre of nn ncuto shortage of newsprint devote score* of columns daily to satisfy political appetite* of the literate pubic. From his mirrophonie |u ipit. Culm's colorful Revolutionary party Bfnalnr Kiluanlo (KJdyl Chiba* lake* Sunday night* to the airlsne* with high-pitched d dense -of the government, lie bus duelled political op laments II rice .In a year and despite mark<;i| near•ightciln:** ui< pinl.fd by n saber hut once. Rut foe or friend, ^Cubans Injo "Eddy’*" flsmhuymrice ami show­ manship. HU ' Mr* are Innate In m »st .ic U a gaud game, i *■ >»* • Sugar is a ......-ct to modi Cubans J.' j '.,j L i dia belie., one-crop, hold un the laland's* economy. During the vac, -yearly u n c i a l of sugar eon- tract nega.latlon* ______ E H with the. UnlUd Mau-a for pjrtkaae of the “safra" ha* been greeted with a* much gusto a s ' a seventh-Inning rally. Three-quarter* of Cuba's exfort* nrr sugar, rum- molaMC* and othrr derivatives. In normal years they pour m i l l i o n * ->f Atderican dollar* into the Island. In years p u t, the sweating cane cutter* lived miserably, flucces■ aive government#, however, have : Inch* i up iDId wtgea, Improved r housing. Berne half a million worker* atick to sugah Life In the country and in Havana, ahowplae* seaport with one of the-world's finest har­ bors, la vastly different. The "Guajlroa" d m * plainly, work long for little hut love their red earUs. The government haa in­ troduced modern farm ma­ chinery In many place* but Cfude, hand-worked, ottn-drawn Implements still remain mush as they did a century ago. Cuba's roads are Insufficient and luully in need of repair. Ilur- -,r -i. Z.- ' ’ ! Guarantee fcai ja •• 11f -; If tha Reynolds International “ « Ails to write during 2 years after the day of pur-, chase, return it to us and we will immediately give you u NEW PEN! 1 ■ 1* pf s ,v mm Includlng stand in natural silver color . . pens In Mack, blue, green, red or natural silver color. k 4 "A*i **V-'wU - Grandma S M A R M '. • don’t fill it again until February 1 ,. 1948! '» - Here is the fantastic, f * . .| V atomic ora, miraculous fountain pern that you've read about* heard about, wondered about, waited for! Im agine a pern like thial You ' L\ - " -: '1 A , -r St*:.’ -V ■ can go to the rem otest ice floe in. the Aleutians where 4. j r ; I * , „ - . • writes clearly through 4 to 8 carbons. • wriiew on any paper, doth; •writes under water • writes a t atratoaphere •allltudcH without • makes an axdting gift for any occasion e desk a ta n d -s o jr. • made by Reynolds IntemstUmal of Chicago pfeet present for an; • wo’ll rtXlll pen at the end of 2 years for 3 enough to make you'storm our doors^ flood our Btores, d • ' _ r-y r ‘ v with calls to buy this pan. But th is Buck R efer s baby ha Luka Deabod; i’ on buy In' h. • won't leak or drip In pocket or handbag writes fins, medium, o r heavy—to pressure veritable camel o f a pen won't dak for a drink. That alone f^ l jfOTK 4 never smudges or am»anp*«n blotter need- • never been heard o t You can stay for two whole y e a r s - . guaranteed, to wrlto .2-j’enra .without. re " ' • •. tricks up its sleeve. It \yrites in th e stratosphere at 20,000 f< tu^le or higher without leaking. It w i|l write on d o th -u n d ej ml * : • v . . . ------ - �T H E H A N FO RD if e tlA L D , S A N F O R D FL O R ID A T H U R S D A Y r jA notified and fH ^ E M lN O L E C O U N TR Y CLU B R lttA I. COMMON 8BNSE 11) SpUda JohtMit* ------- I n v i t e s ^ PL A Y G O LF • N ew G reens Improved Fainvnys • M odernized C lu bhouse P h one 2602 CRONE Its GK BRING voun A rts u the SANFORD HERALD CafeaL IW words to Ike line, including phone and address. of t ,il,| t'oilltlT, to t«t* ftiuii' u d g e Il f t f F W J t l n l r I * t i u n l ? f " 1" s *f ■it) significant deV*lo| mem* Jli*. Ml l*U office HI the <«*tJr| IhmJ. v -** *—IU . Mihll/ .1 tj, Kluf *»# ■. * it ur? * c immflis t» •*.•■ It*** i att- of iltr"jurat |»l»t*tW,-Al *<*ii « -• Hit* lidli. t Lt44~l» t-la.lfl <r0 t<;« 11 l»» i n vi H r D a . ,ti»d |Ih< (•! ». »• nf rr?l»ifttrr t fkfvMt J^l Mii .iiiiin oj tin' vKitntiOii. -JUit i ji t»«• *.11 ■«4i 11 I > st-f I lit* -t*Irt Uxi-t M n r or .littii till a*i> Halm m£ dtlMBil tail *«* fll«| M*-#. »># uht. * l* NCM.tt: i ,.\ x i : * 1 A* «i .III** !*«** Will arm * T« *lain«Itl l* it- Y o u T o —— • If p f^^ n l io ‘ /r» anti ilfm.iiiilJi Wnu'R >**u. »•> either i»i )tiu, m> > li. \»« to*" eMatr isf »\ »« 4***4-*|. t ' . ago. tvnrui with "llielr superior production if com. lomntoe*. ami o th :r crop.. INSURED locally. In m is c e l l a n e o u s a POPE COMPANY, INC. rocerlht, Ac. Q. Tthiehten TED ‘Hands and . ouesfloned Your cm. n lo n r nutrition, food rfeparatinn, can­ JMIlinri), F'toNsJsi, |*: ;tn **» ik ning, home-niaking in general, Hill tt| filfl ngnlHAt } nmt homr bcnullftralion. Their Hi I h r * iv «kl* f c l i l i i f i rH>rt H-jr ii»« success In canning . tomatoes ami Alt t» HIM- f***».l. Urlf.t, A 1*111 I llitill t«I, i J i t d f f t * , filfl* other food*, for in*tanc?, him ftkVfp*. w »<JC*iWwE* r*}- Vi-RfFr^i « caused many a hnnumnlter to i >•- be I'liifiril Ufc* t»!3| \nii tirj *m ’ 1L _ _ vi*e her own, 1e<* efficient meth­ f a i r . ods of doing this work. • P -.411 • i H A lljt if ’ • 1 iii H hi* S«. through the ycai*.,. Klot. -Ulii Ids'* 4-11 club ntember* have ertit- racli rtf I. —utx T.-ijr rntfeiciifiY tribuled to lheir, own progrr-* and wrlfare and to the progr.'*amt welfare of the state a* n whole. Llve*tock.’ field crap*, fruit*, ami uthcr crop* have been iutpinvcd; th r nutritive n'4dRtV**S meal* and cannrd food* ha»- bee;i rAlird, ami home- have been made mare rninfnrtuhlei and more at tractive. Ami these ihlrtg* Inno reiulied in Improveil farm, m m umy, in b.'tter health, and In mm>■ aanifrtiftnry and happier living f,ir rural people. Thu*, the Inilividtud Club member, the farm family, S T .P B T B R K B V n U n F L O R I D A the community, and, the tthni* state ha* lienefited from thf ONLY RESIDENT MILITARY ACADEMY IN wdrk. enthusiasm. And inlilati » FLORIDA WITH R E S E R V E OFFICES® of «-ll club*. TRAINING CORPS. Designated Honor Military Burl of all the 4-11' d u b wn,k Schiol by .11- H. War Dc|iartmcnt. Fully uct a n d Improvrment* have teen tinP f k r t n r * u r j n o r l U f t F f * r c r i u i a If* wlV-i credited l-y Soul bent Aasodatfon of Ciillegea Worker* of Ihe Stale Agrirultnr.il r f l l r . r l u U ^ i t r f i k r r i w h l r h L r i | i l i i f n i r i f ftl«? t k feint Ittfji )u-d iMftiUtf. Vffera tla*y »:«i and Secondary Sdued*. Individual ultentlon- I?.Yen*lon S e r v i c e , cooperative t i i ua lt ftfcd A m t vri r b In IT?# Separate Junior department. All branches of parent*. amt |itthllc-a{ Iriled com »*Hifty i v i p U f e a t s | jli t**i « p r ttf h t * . J i n i d »-i *irtrsRlrimu ji * v .1 h tiuitn,v Ar>-41».»i * * ■wthlcllca. Headi recieallun cehlew Aviation atilffUy leflllem. Sliest worker* t i f i r n i t t z i H a •fw-’** 4 t K. •* i s . ' i r i t M iiif *->>'•" .: training availably, All-inclunivc rate. A limited M a n E. Keown, slate home ■!.Juur ki»ln*?t . 1 1-. Jkiuii'l i- - ■ ftaml I •i _..v lPF^if«i • a number of enrollment* will lie accepted for muhsttrltion agent. R. \V« Him * Ii»'«eun4ill« \\ licit di«jfi|sri-f 1i | irlF Di h i . 1 period coniinencing J ii n it u r y For fin titer lock. lint] boy* club agent, amt p i a i D f (■ it - n??iiti I t t Y u u r lul- ■■«I i\. (founty and home dentiinstiati > it IC ’AlMktv-l CAits# fR i; i : t « r l TVtie, I fee Jlil-il- * infomiallon..address C, | Walter H. Mendels, I.-tf |Skin*. I e r*f 1 ;» w i * tte - C CORN — ALL YOU WANT. I3.AS. Hunt'* .Tuxedo F*e«l , Store. Phone 358. UPHOLSTERED fabric*, tapes­ tries, broeAlellea, damasks, Imitation IHlther ind (frapkry fabrics. ArtrihgemCht for c'ottaga if * « k desired. 1L S, ^ r o w p . 1 * jT N. Orange Ave, rlando, Fla. SEED POTATOh^—ear load of North Dakota Certified Red Bliia. just n**ilved, Hunt’a Tux­ edo Feed Stbfe. Phor.« 366*— FOR A good 'fu rn itu re deal — See Walter Real, phdnt t ||f . __ PROTECT your clothes, furalluro and woolen* from moth d aiiag i for 6 yeara. One spraying of A IU-rlou does It or Derlou pays . I» ......... .. fi*A ai for iL. the dsmage. ll'i J/ielk odor!***, stain)*** ar.d ilrv clC*n' tg Can»"t remove IL Touchton Dru^ ORANGES 12.00 bushel delivered. R. W. Lord Phone 7R8-W. CHICKEN balWrlea, meUl and Wood, broiler Unit*, IntenjMtnale baUrries, finishing batterlk*. Inapectiort* arranged a t Jrtrur con•Venlence. Phone 2fJ4 jtood condition. Raaiondblo No co-maker* on money loans. Variable payment plana, FAMILY LOAN CO. Florida Hank Rldv. .Phone 33 At -Service RegUtered I’alohilmr Stud Hegiitered Jersey Bull Registered Hereford Hoar Howard Ranch So. Sanford Ave- Phona 87(Rf.M PCHDEMY I'LL buy your car, regardless of age or ethdltlBn. Roy Reel, 30H W. Ind Ht. H E L P W A N TED TltACTOR-bull-Joier or colored help 'to clear 8 acres. Call Cayattf Realty Co.,-phone ROH. CURL for soda Fountain at I-an> ey'a Drug Store. Part time or full tltro- ___ _________ OISL FOR GENERAL OFFICE WORK WITH SOME KNOWLEDGE OF BOOKKEEPING AND. ABILITY TO SPBLL. A P P L Y -BOX JOB, C/O WANTED: Girl typist, shorthand * uhnteessaVy. Phone 1034. RV.A I T R E S S ' " want’ed. Takirh Restaurant. B U S IN E S S S E R V IC E furniture: One fiVfi room ablta. two bedroont auitks. 'Call 294 for C. L. Bridges. WASHING machines repairedIA HBITS. Rabbits A Sabbtta. ew Zealand gUnt ‘ checker*, North Mlllk, Clrlando, phdfn Doea; bred.Rhd hi e the buck*. S-197t. Prompt servlet painting, valdlng. . COOD 80C-.1I liras and tube*, ^703 W. 3nl Hi. J. L, Perkins. CUUM Cleaners, refrigera­ ELECTRIC' OUTBOARD MOT n t , .washing machine* and T)R3 JUST ARRIVED s- »42.66 liter appliance*' expertly re­ OPA Ceiling price plus .fl-20 tired. We pick Up and dellvet. freig h t Marine i Sport* Ilectric Servlck Co.. Phone 101 Equipment, Temporary Ofncae. *H. A. Kerr Eleetrle A Plumb­ SEWING machines repaired. Wil­ ing Repair*, phone 242 Groan, liams Flxlt Shop, 205 W-J*». Winter Garden, F la .j _______ radiator* and gat tanks ONE nine piece dining room eulta. UTO cleaned and repaired. All Iln4a of me«hanleal work. Wright * Cohen' Garage, 21st A French £T of ladles' matched Spaulding Avs. pbon* 1034. golf dubs, 206 R 11th BL • Pres., Florida burg. Fla- Military Arudenty, St. Peter*, i g « ( ‘ In all *rctinn« of the -in» hnv1# provided the [nspiration mil dufjlance fur tjie work and pt >• grek* nf 4-11 elub member*, \\ ith o u t 'ihl* Inspiration and truim-l du(dance, the kfcnnipliihmcnt* of d u b in*ml>era would riot have hee-t poailble. BOB JONES GARAGE IS N O W O PE N FO R Bring your cars, tractors and furnt uquiiuiicnt in to b e fixed. A m e ric a n F r u it (Growers W est Side F a rm , G ra p e ­ v in e A ven u e, P h o n e 259. PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE al.no EMER- CY F IE L D |-- iirEiw ^ » U r n i r r i h c « j v i , K* # •!* - WHITE HOUSE 2 Tall Cans 17c J m llr t -J . *rll lll.l„u « Bn-I tJUiifirst. I*a-n‘t w * u f A-k v u y r J cu cr vl tl (a * rilSi, A • U m ti la M tt i u r r l l r , tfscsr'l siSHP^r* - ,'>=1Iy 1>JP fp ik i im t f u f " t e f (P f-ne h i p p y rv ilcf #»vil vs 111 lit# i& titiIra t i t ItfuftfT l u U r fltiah i iiL piriesiftp . a w a t W t i “ ui yvar tfew>JL IWu'i WORK, Only the choUest, plump. — tka pick el the horv* loating bourlahmini. Vil V AM* yaur lawirp nee l L EC A L N O T IC E i* ' IN rin liT o r ro t: col i r i 01 l)<.I-, a t:NtNoi.tr , ul \ t t , a t* t »s r»e ri.oiniM . n e t h e 4:htath of maiit a isAvniti.r. >i, r IN I’HttftATt: TO ALl. WHOM l r VIAV rriN-j CllltNi SiilIC* In h-Jrli, Ki,i-H llin’ t.nt Iti. «, llsastr, Il1.it In. IHi.it fto*f I tti M#*r»-*| {IX t*f 11»•= •“RI I« *»f Hftr/ 8* IfAYri ly, tlftf trHl, Hit.I Fit t| fllr«l h#r iwMMlou ilttrtl ill* rltiirlffc* Afu) that will sk|>|*f> !♦* I Ik** HoirrAfiiMt- If. W. Will*. •-<«»!»• I Jr Jiidgs «f»f Wein 111til** •*.itiiit v* KTfvl* ■In lh« 4*h rtet m feViirnnyy, lilt, ftf *Pf1n*vrtl nf Miiir uml fur f Idaj *»*» ^RcrtiirlY itf Hi«* i *141$ Bf MALI H HxtYt fb . tlrrrtMsul. rtt! (hi# 11*1 ffiSV «*r |>Ffrml«**r, |9 lt I^ITTII: H flllAHI.ItY. RXHmlrlt s*I Hit* **f IIAll V M IMVKItl.V .lr | rkRMrl r v *H cr »»n*(h**l n n l l l H t l a it il l il K l« » m i* «i ii I It r n \ t- #fta v * n***j *« i I I l i r * l » e »*r #ae 'H-iH rt»l»ln fr, m. vl no WHEN IN STOCK OCTAGON LDRY. SOAP 3 ii OCTAGON S’P POWDER ? s u Per SUDS OCTAGON FLAKES ' I OCTAGON GRANULATED I 9t OCTAGON TOILET 2 B PALMOLIVE 2 B PALMOLIVE 3R CASHMERE BOUQUET 3 B mi * lr r : c itffiT in* tills r« i NTt m iv at-MiMii.i: i m m . tin ) a. in rim ii t n : . rjHTATH OF l^ tN g. .Ie cra «* il, . riiKIMTOUH ANH I’KItiS IIAVINil rl.AIMN Oil IIANUR AdAlNHT HAIIr II.M- W A N TED In Our M e a l D e p a r t m c n i PIANO In good condition. Must radio; Singer rawing maehlnf: * bo bargain. Phone- 934-R, old model; Vanity dreiser; solid drum , top table; 0 x and board wanted by aingla fertile wakhtnyPermanent. Box 18, c/o W a n t e u t o C h e s a p e a k e Day O y s t e r s ( -J*'’ r pij h x t r a Selects Extra Sid. r e n t till.SON'S llllt Mil.II W h i t e U n c o il EXPECTANT mother and Return- S ;f f i S DAVID Bradley 4 wheel rubb» ur FLOUR sweeper; medium *l*e SJYER errlman Plano; Philco consols dmet to Ave. * Oldimobile, good Condi' I 'ln In B U S IN E S S a*o^^f,rnpr ^ c# OOD 18 guage Lafdvra bird gun with 16 boxea shtlls, 966. 't n*w rs ;i P r u n e s 2 -!l> box :jiic ln tii:ii Peaches II>. 35c H.JAMES GUT AGJNCY em barn know how lb reedp ntural nthbor or t protoel tldewall Urai. Jo"*t T lri I l i t and Elm, Phono *■11 club girl* also have politic I JS.*ft.3LQ-Y ..ra u c a o ^ b elter p ro te c t, yo u r autom obile in v a s tm snL S ea us b slo rs y o u d o s s th s d eall if your pernonal la ho cauio, for - l l | noi affair*, V . ir I l r J , y / way In manv case* wtlti l heir ^Urebrol beef and daily fftUjjl. Heater*, * H i * l* rcrawny one* i/f 'iy fttitt* o r) »n The boy* have also shown the Bathroom r roiV H T U N D R ru t o, AH aarer UeewtnU - far altaatlewa wanted will be charged far at the f t f ila r classified rates. ec t r Ic '•• **+•ittit t . n.»i i ■ iIit Y tif l-Vl*ny#Ti, . I <m pdttte & *S«! t Jl?t |>\» rUfri t tsmsi n w IR-'BUTLZOiali h o m t in Uul < .............. F re sh P o rk H am s F re sh P o rk S h o u ld e rs pound F / t h Ii S i d e P o r k -F re sh i)e, unfurnished iT iL S T iiS P o rk S a u sa g e pound M o r r e l l ’s H a i r S a u s a g e , pound r i %*M’** h %• #* eM \ i :i i ou n%\i» S k i n l e s s W e in e rN pound a r s S froclman. . P ij? L iv e r Phone P SATURDAY, FEB. 2nd, 7 P. M III! IlkltlT *«■-*-*---- A, SI-4.—a lipnvrtf ViR P iir H e n r is I C c jife r tin m u ti|tilnM kmt E nd SB ® **, R k H 2 h i a t S E B tlN O I ^ S P E liR W A Y iiJtjtikmUA i t t . r f d i a *. La i NOT ROT CLOTHES... BecauseV 4wSafety Ingredient Found Onfy mVetol , * 4 V * \g J 0 E G AUSQN fresm deodoraiu—Is dlStrOodorant you-ra t v » Used ^ t u ffiiS rtO j normal aklnl It ■ l ^ H S ^ S T H A in r e d k b b l I.A R B V V A R V l > ■ ... r X X (s lic e d ) S S S S ^ ' J ( ’id , P o rk P o rk pound pound 1 oins . pound I / d n s ...........p o u n d Fresh Fruits & V egetables Fancy Uox A p p le s........... 2-lb .............2Hc Lurge Juicy G rap efru it...... 2 for ... l3c Large Iceberg l e t t u c e ..... head J .. 12e Fancy Greerf Leans p o u n d ....... 2.1c Tender Sweet English P e a s .... 2-lbs ... 2Qe Fancy Sweet Potatoes .... pound 10c Polished Suart Pecans Fancy Sninarh........... Fresli Crisp Carrots .. Large Juicy Oranges 5-pounds A & P FOOD STORE 200 Magnolia Avenu< OWNED .A OPERATED BV GREAT A »P TEA CU �\X* { *1' < v PACK KlfiHT U ' - l..:: • .......W" THURSDAYt JANUARY 31, 19^ SANFORD. FLOIHDA KENTUCKY” CENTER Where Customers Send Their Friends1 HOME CONTROLLED'* 2QI g a i t Finil S trw t Sanford. Florjdjt 8-Pc. QUALITY Friday and Saturday ENSEMBLE j o / v f S S xVJ ‘j x - F o o f rtwe- irtOH C W f£R o f OF W ja lr m POTATOES 10 - lb s.. 36c . Ii f tJtfOMS AU. o?- tie'co ffas at a mi&h SCMocn- v’CHTfeR Al'^ACtA*4^ d'dn’t flay n game. Hut there k m Jot, probably lh« itrrateit Yank:* htro alar* Hobo Iluth'a heyday,, working •>’»t a month ahead of wheduTe, riding _____________ a bike; running u_ half mile around he N VAC. Indoor track, pulling I Iwo oara on a rowing mncUn * ; and all engthening hi* lean in a contraption that looked like . ant antiquated electric rhair. T hi photographer naked IHMag,tio to (mile. Joe obliged and tlx1 lenaman got a good at el. "Hey! Walt' a minute. Those kid* all over the counlty will think thia U n lot of fun for me. | N o more amilfng picture*. Thu i n nerloua with me. If nny of thin aluff I'm doing make* a | ictiire,' okay. But no smiling." An'd Joe was srrioua. Kxpccte<l to figurh In a three-cornered fight for the American League hatting rhamplonahip with Ted William* DiMatftfio Acts Like Rookie But Is Very Serious Over Return COMPLETE inviting liehuty, rcntfiil nrnifttrl . . Knmf'T i'rfm l m n-al navfngn for O .Mitwih'e In n e n tp rin g Sofn O Lounge ( h a ir In Mulch ® N icely S ty le d Lamp Table O Knd T ab le In .Match for ONLY i n Ih l.s t a s t e f u l l y a s s e m b l e d li v i j i g r n n n i t i e e n t i r e o u t f i t ! H e r e ’ .* w h u l y o u g e l : — • llookcaae in- Walnut Fininh • IttK im y • • 1-arge Smoker Sm art Occn.dunnl Chair C o c k ta il T a b le F IN A N C E C O M P A N Y ' L VOU WERE ENGAGED G O O D r.VFNMo/ M is s s n o o t y .'C 1 M IS S f:.?£NDA s s n o o t y * r— T O A M R . B U R V ^ E . i- - - - - - - D WINFIELD .•(-----' WE RE STILL ENGAGED* 1 t h a n k : B P S v o u .'Ha TViEPE'S A l HTLES MATTE!? O F A RING h e g a v e a h b m - SMOKED SAUSAGE SKINLESS WEINERS BRAINS lb. 15c SWEETBREADS lb. 39c CALF LIVER lb.65c FRFSH PORK: Try Browns, HAMS, Whole lb. 35c For A Tasty Pie MINCE MEAT lb. 23c SHANK Half lb. 32c SHOULDERS lb. 32c CHEESE 1# lb. 44c iSAUER KRAUT 60c o llT E tl Phone \'£l you/- « ------ 1 ■f CABBAGE CARROTS 2 Bunches I5c rifO M (« U . c * 1 I R E G R E T , I'L L H A V E f D - Lv»; I A SK . VOU F O R THE jp ^ W IT U WHY THE E ^ ^ f lpiEASU B u r NEVEI? ilnllurd’H Obellak H M r— t R A i P F O ^ J iCOFFEE 'SAUCE By PAUL ROBINSON WHAT5 V GIMME A HAND1— THE GAG ?) WITH THIS MAKE UR r j— 2 1 — \ rVE GOT A r----------I m l ' S loo p/ n r S ID EA . 'l ___ V O U M E A N to g eft- YOLR- [ R I N G S B A O C .* ] YEAH.'- FROM BRENDA* 1-U.ACT L*KE I'M THE- «=* FINANCE COMFVXNY-'HOW ■ _ ■ -i DO I L O O T r CLEANER I’LL GIVE M ER A LW e ABOUT S m o t p a v in g THE INSTALMENTS I AN D IVE COME TCI TAKE f— T 5 ^ ; THE R IN G / GET TVC 1 IDEA r — 7 TCL. DRIVE ^ r P VOU,5 TERRIFIC IVORY SNOW Beans .... 3 cans .... 25c i .^ .s - p u a Pka. ICream C h e e se ..... 10c I Mm i . a a i . mi -a i MY NAME'S WESLEY HALe T i EACHER, I HEARP THIS NEEPS A - - IHATS RIGHT. MlGHt CALL ME MEAGHER I CAN QO A RIGHT SMART TrtO. a---- :---- ---- — ------ - / YOU'RE A COMPROMISEuWESlK I'M ONLY HIRIN'YOU TO PLEASE MY NIECE, PRISCILLA. EVER VO ANY TEACHIN' BEFORE ^ TCR sbM E OFTWB BOYS HAP A m ? HABIT O F SWIPIN' CUPS O' P E E R jX 'lA tie H t^ M g lf f a a r . Milk .. 2 tall cans 15c lia h .a aalait Dresing lG-oz. ja r 15c Peanut B u tte r ... .. 17c ■r, ijar*q LaaOi Meat T reet.. 12-o* can .. 34c a*Uvr*a ( m ii> . . Catsup 14-6z btL 18c '■far^.^aa-aa j i * k «. Chocolate Syrup l 27c ’*•*!»•« ta t WQNPER WHAT LUCK WESLEY HALE } HAVING/ G€TTlNG THE JOB AS . OWNgTAMER FORj y ---------■< MAYBE BETTER ME RIPE INTO TOWN, TRY ID SEE •e«'/n n --- —7 r NO.TONTO.ITHINK HEU LOOK K im 2 cans >. 25c ‘ . V - ,e 2-Ib. jar 55c Jj Prune Ju ice q t 25c El Whole Milk . .. 25c Robbing Alcohol 15« i .. C o ^ .. No. 2 can. .. �V” * Tv ‘•TVC-P- J’• ' *• , : * V*. * THE WEATHER In Unity There Is Strength— To I’r t l K l the Peace of the World; To Promote the Progress of A m erica; To Produce Prosperity for Hanford. P eril) cloud) north portion, mostly m ulh portion* lodaj, tonight and da) with light «ho»rr* extrem e today. Cojdcr north, cooler south and tonight. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEM VOLUME XXXVII EiiTkblhhed 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY I. 1916 cloudy Satur* aoulh today ■-a ■i NUMBER 98. Associated Press I/eased Wire \ I £ Beven Urges | ______ Judge Gets Kiss From Winner UNO Decision Kai-Shek May Step Down As {Chinese Head Russia Claims White .T e r r o r Exists In Greece And Orders Removal Of Forces Says He Will Not Re­ gret Turning Stat£ O v e r To National All-Party Assembly! ' < fc LONDON* Feb. 1, (AP)— j British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bcvin has demanded that the UNO Security Coun*cil give n yea or no verdict on a Russian charge against BHtain. The United Nations — w a s told by the .Soviet i ^ Union' that British Troopa -V i Greece were endangering r'TCternatlona1 peace. Vice Conim ilia r Andrei Viahimky told the Council that the British fore** i*tr« contributing to disorder in Greece. He dehianded the quick and unconditional withdrawal of the British. In hla response, Ilevln charged th a t the danger to the peace of th e World waa incessant propa­ ganda from Mosoow with no sign of friendship. • --------------------------------- * LONDON, Keb. I, (/I*)— Russia today chnrjted before the United N ations Security Council that a white terror axistV in Greece. And the Soviet* charged further .■ th a t British troops in - Greece genre to support anti-democratic, reactionary elem ents. Vishinsky .mid that he heard today from A thens concerning, J ‘a new- outbreak of Fascist sBerror in Athens and on the f ilalns outside the city during he last few days." Vlshlnsky'i inform ation waa that bandits broke up workers' meetings, and (were helped by police henchmen of a monarchist group, Claims New Japanese Constitution Planned % r "~' NOBODY CALLED A 'FOUL when N.A. D tinldoff, former Russian prince, clnimrd a kiss from his wife after she and her huskies won the 12-milo sled dog race he was judging a t Fitzwllllnm, N.H. Led b y , "Panda", shown w ith her, Mrs, Denldoff'* Siberian* covered the course in rcro w eath rr in one hour, three minute*, fifteen secoiiit*. j ■ (International) Whitehurst Asks Celery Growers To Plow Up 40 Percent Of Crops E ffort Will Be Made By Celery Division ■Of Florida Vegetable' Committee To Ease Depressed Market Conditions * Strike Vote is Authorized In Railroad Brotherhoods litul rninmidt i 11 nt Ui ferulr- MmitVAhtir l hhm*. mini!■♦•'! two left CLEVELAND^ Fob. 1 ,— cb u irm n ii o f t h e B ro th o r h tx > i l o f L oco-, m o tiv e E n g in e e r* have nil to r i l e d a ht r i k e v o te a m o n g t h e u n i o n ’* m e m b e r __ T h e b r o t h e r l u n x l —h a s 17 8 .0 0 0 m e m b e rs. T h e h e a d o f j th e b ro th erh o o d , A lv n n tey Joh n so n , e a rlier h a d p re d ic t­ ed th at if such a strik e should • b e called, it would p a r n l y ie the nation's railroads The Ilrotherhuod of Railroad Trainm en already Is pulling it* 216,000 member* on the question of a strike. Result* n r e ovpeeleti to be compiled about Feb. 10. Both brotherhoods a re d e­ manding wage inctea-e* anil changes in working lulus front th e nation's railro a ds.. -*r - —- «• - . . (AP)—C o m m i t o c 1 HE DECKS of the g 11 V .tn .I u h i l i i i r u *■f s . mi lihnnifitoii,■ I \titv tn » u ftifliirot ‘pm t 'HilVtf h u n io n f.*t tin* -,,, I S II oin mum at IfHttf | i *f*uui ul |p t h* \ i gfiit i mu plottg hivl I lt|-*»t*g t* hrttt v t'hmi En Leii — nlxo hug, r j ‘ M «t o^uitl lh r clock jtrcstril hiiju* “for r h i n o V future* ha m tf i u l t **f the ui'ity ttmferenrt* I'hou fur unr thing, h<* l>fllpvrh Iherr v%»|| In* no more civil Mr if* in rh in n unit tli*tliir«*s the n w iie 't' i tiiiummisl jmity i% fully prepAii**! tn curry out every minglr nfrci-mem rrn rh ^ l at tho conference ,'«'*■ n| the lIMfi ffi'tish ' c i m t \ r , us tin* -hip few in th rii bunks WASHIN GTON. Keb l. i.Tb— ‘ S trik e negotiations seem to be g ettin g nowhere fast ott ait major fronts, despite Adoiinistrntissu rf fo rts to find H -tltn io n to litsnation's must perpicsing problem, sink The government is -pottsoring a third confeience in the General i li fm nut miini ...................... ______ ___ _____ Motor* tioup today The session will tic held at J I' \J .. K srtrfli Time, to lletrnit amt will ire t' - « i • no .1 i"ii-e- Four Way Race MacArihur Requests More Experts Develops Today To Set Up Felice Force In Japan 'yi% For Senate Seat I hree I'cnnsylvauiuns Singled Out By * Mr “'J-'^mch''1 as a* ■* prr«l<Irnt, C ; K U iUon. a nd the d o Auto t'n in n's piesnlenl, J. Thomas, will not lie present, is unlikely that (he w age or =other top issues will be settled, i Thoms* left y esterday's session with the announcement he would ■ not return until 0 M gives soma i indication that it w ants to settle j the 7 .1 -day-old walkout. So the union will l>* represented today i by Vies President H a iry Anderl " h \ < r . Keti I td*i - General son. Special Ktslarwl Madiator Mar Arthur pn- ii*kei| fin d j d i ' ' J».',ios U b i+ f 'sa id ni,c n r the i n*ttlHU#«l lha P*br I iouhI I.i w ,-rifii|t'ein*Hl e * | w i r s ! fl'Hii f'"' United K ln tf. In assist i.'iuu-i New \ "ik- l*«di> e Gini"ii—m nri I i-wls \ .ili-ntill,, m setj up n m odem police force in Japan. th r o e Penn») |i nnnitis iiavr hern ingled o u t t'j the Aflieil stfpreuie § Ch o o l P U p jlS Celery growers of the Nnnfonl American Legion Allied Head To Aid Former Police Rep, Si. B. Mann Oviedo section are today request Lux Green And Henry ( ijiuniissioner Lewi.s Valentine Sharply Attacks Burch Qualify Just Withdraws draws Fron From |ochairman of the celery divD t.n f the Florida Vegetable 'Coinmilt»-agTC>* i t p lo w v p i t p ttn jn l Veterans Agency j ^Before Deadline. Men’s (Hubs l)f islativc Race tee of propoeeti cutting!. In en effo rt • .^ •K U O fC . M . *~x „______ ; Tokyo governm ent Juts -prepared a tentative d ra ft fo r a new con*Ip U. Mann, representative from '■titutirm for Jap an , aeeording to a report by n Japanese news­ Group No. 2 of Seminole Couniy to the state legislature, last night paper (Malnichl). announced hie withdrawal from The proposed constitution la th e race in favor of his opponent, snld to atrip Em peror illrohlto lirailey Odhnm, 20 year old vet­ ■of all m lllU re power* but to eran who announced hi* .candi­ specify th a t Jap an shall retain dacy for the office Inst week. tn c monarchy. Mr. Mann declared th a t he was • However, the chief gpokesman declining to run because new Wlo r the Japanese cabinet denies i development* in his businrss wouM th a t the version of the proposed , m,t ennble him to make n camnew constitution published in the I puign for re-election. Tokyo newepapera Is the one the { Mr. Mnnn added th a t he had government actually is consider- ■investigated Mr. Odham through ing. *quite lengthy discussions and The spokesman says the ncwrs-jfound him to )>c very reatnnnble paper ’* version m ight have been t In hi* ideas- "I think," ho eon- ■ from compiled reference tna- tinned, "he i* onpahle of serving UrLal, but that it Is entirely Seminole County as their repre­ separate from the one now under sentative a t the state legislature »p« in 1M7." cabinet consideration. The present representative fu r­ th e r declared; , "M r. Odham feels, a fte r serMiami B egins Drive rin g in the armed force* and help-• „ t i i ing achieve the ;>eace th a t we all to relieve the depressed condition of the celery market. At least 90 percent of prow ers must ngr-*o or there will lw> no plowing up of celery. This _ is in accordance with the WASHINGTON. Feb. I. <A'>— ' Loral Cho.chcs lo A Th# American Legion has come OUt with n sharp atta> k on the ' :,s ilevelopwl ,ti Kloiiila fni the j Veterans, A dministration, and (* ' nilcd Senate sent, | demnndtfig dr th a t C ongress Invest IN ear *he end of tin- noon dead- i (I gen» te th e ngeney. The le g io n i line in Tallniui»«er for qunlificn\ joint meeting .if tin Men followjng rrconimendatinn made J claims th a t Veteran* Admi ui s t r n- ; of candid alr., fm most slate rIuhs »»f several I'lttttcJ ' tn Sit' by th 4 celery,division^ a t lie meet- tiqn hospitals are badly erowdyd, . " d district office. Lev Green Ing yesterday in lakeland: while thousand* of bed* in A rmy : * & n U a S , ' v"!»tt,li,i ' r ' f ' M,;," u>h r i r ,i„, r ; ....... " T h r "Beginning Monday morning, hospitals a re not being used. I irorlaadn made last minute U l r l w l S J ' T " V "" ! . " T mIU.* J fI| ihU fo» '' fo' Feb. 4, 19441.* and continuing *nys that application* of more i i" The race against fo rm er Gov- S. " r “ 1 ' V 1lIU'lll ............................. . ' •»' 1 1 ll.'h nu In 1 I.* through Sunday night. Feb. 17. than UWW) needy vetemnn fi*r ■inor Kpes»aid llnllund and Mt* niiuh- to jolviuirt' mi»ft((iiu>i each grow er who cuts celery d u r­ huRpItaliEation have yet to In* ' 1 lu Ruse Itnifi They all *rek ,f ftlllll'w Mnl»m Have Joint Meeting Ruth Hand UrgesS Health Education , .....:>“ *• *,f m r" r t J I 1 u P ||h ? ' 'Ins c" '" r -----------fee 1?i’i* M .prrltnU ' ' " u,,U , MlR "‘h Hand. »u|M>rv,*nr -.f hIjeft l|thm'w the (r m h e rs of Semimde County. II'Ihilndrlplua s I'fim* '" '" Ihr ru M»* %afrt \ ! ha* u rg n l all teacher* to inject it. r.eli. e < 1 ‘mil' v 'i into fheir reipuUr »choo| curricu ^ i ho pto^iunt i' 1 * ** . j iHUMeit..•e i . if U iIIm■ 1iii nut) th r - Im" « pruRrarn denlifrini to hr i l n ,l I i iliw* tiwpimi i V I n 1 4 1 « • r 1 ,fiii En atrr |) . f I'i • th. i'walth and living *miiin om It *111•trm u 1 i " • " w ill'! In i 1 S m ith, 1^"f i Hr thililien anil families in -v I *. i • . ' !•••*»«*»i*l .Ltwfph » IL,' ■ If Hrci»*i■*» ■ .1 Win I"nl tain*»'ti | conjunct ion with plan* ircrnllv ll,l"h,,le .'fimli t Ll^i-i ■ II ^ I h it t, i ■■ n--i these n j t h hci| h\ Hi F*Mink lj u ill man 7 " 1 11 11 ' ' 1 ,r th< W u r"' ' ,\\ I'll.l I ' HI n in i i 1"Us r In*!- VI." Atthii, iJn n to r »if the public health a f " y ^ s l would like to have the Civilian Vice A 'lil I and IVarl Ihirlmi ing this period shall disc or plow proce»ned, * mitialtoit I** the p*M*t front 4 0 ^ of ni* proposed cutting*. >P« The HHine rninpliunY )* tvmde *hich Scnttl >*i i li.irlrw AnJri'Uh U ret lie *t 11.*• mil nf ht» T l ® celery to In* tl«3»tn»y«*fl ahall with »op peel to ntore than MNi be of the name type, \ ariel >» j: |;|||| npptieAttuiiia for edurAtitaii situ I I 1mevti t**«**i Thtp Itcjmliln mu .Srn.tU* nomifiHquality ami a»ce. and in the Mine | lrJlinil1K under the lil HiU of block, that h»rve*iteiL I hr The Legimi chmge» that ■ ii h a x g o o . u m n i H c w i r d t o J destruction nuh*t take place diir- . frsilt$rt* of the veterans agency to »UlT> Schml ..f tidim'-villi*, who ing the day in which the balance olitain n d n iu a t r medical lecurii* iialified JUAt lx?fun* the iumxi “ The Sfinllwlt C ounty TuhVrWilson and Kdw in Shiiili»l..r will I | n soimil I im i.m "f the W ar is khipped. from the Army and Navy i* j deadline today diimihff tin* mure n m n i frulurc*. h e p n r t m r t M4vk *»ut other* with culofliw ami llrn lth AaunciAtiuti "The Florida Vegetable Com- holding up compensation for more t The qualification of Green has, at my RUggfntion. <irilrrnl a m ittee la askeil to furnish field th an 300,000 disability cases. (veteran Congressman who sur- f i tiju I'rnil llnihur t«« tin p ii^ rn t. jdm lhjr . «|iu*l»fi* iit n>ii*• Hr i f a u h a n w lv 't', |»oh* r nnd sufficient amount of intcirBling A ftr i th r pnir ‘1 *=| * .• I * »•- fui\e reporters to provide tho division ■ ■ __ .tillered hi* -eat to run unilrfijii t moot ni miiiikl t utnfi* material* which nro tu itu h lr fm ______ ^ for t'o v e rn o r against _____ finfhluhl, the inri*tmif 1, 111 hr f l t r w ith the necessary facts. 1 ■jcreiafully %4th thr vuium» rt i i 11v , ntntr merging % 4411*f IIIV1*7*1lg*l ' f it .< ll« "Provided, however, that thia Application B la n k H 'HliirH C aldatdl v«*am agn ^ lhn»wu f"i c* »* r p m ; rum* nVUil >et inforinnt uiriil itgen till hr •m f r s | * i . i | I n - * program 1* not recommended uu haa uddrit fin- l«« a cam paign, Plhft frnin the fh«*r For Mercy Hospital jhop» win i..t, that no* h« w0Utd less from the standpoint of 'h e a lt h Help Mar the growrr* of tlti'k of nil For Sugar Available foal ha» been pim rrrding ipnotly j nrcra«i*ry tn limit tin ' ........ lit' 3l}|k** lllr Ml'i 1. i ________ i^ k e to offer hie services to hie acreage fiqurrrtl ' education," Ml** Hand declared . •iff \ • 11m r' planted l>cfore Decemher ' r wvHukH. H«* f t n iu e n i ly hill *‘iI «*ai lt per no h itI fAM I, ■Feb. 1. It/TT— A UUIIMi build- |'country+ and stale .a*, a legislative 1, U)J3, .signify m w itting to Hitj "Thl* mat »r 1* 1," *hc continued, t H I 1» TH. 1, ff ( La pan ccri fnanUiinrd a t a Srniiti* Ht-di. tr fm If Cl Itv I I Application bliinks for obtaining -ing fund campaign f o r 'a $ 2 ,000,^ j 0 ‘ Oj.'er* •' celery divishyi, Kb>rub Vegetable rationed , hhliiliitr nine** h u dischtirgt* f i l l ' l l > I t ......... . " I i h» 11 Ilit •i f<*r "at liar lively pre-flit* hn-li fai* A. 40(1 ' * ......... su g ar are now availatd,' • *“S w ntercy hospital to he built t 1" view of a Oommitlcf>kfirir'intmflinn to com ­ at the office* of the Chamber nf f "in th r Navy •*t*i*ini ltiiiiith« 1 ( h u n l i m 1 h r i‘lift-. i * t tl l-V leg ill tor* In good health and *tcanii M III Hilt k II along Bi/rnync Hay was begun ;h»* the countgc 1 r'". hut hr >tiiiDh pnhlir ^iti h r ft it • 'fit 't ll ij JM i l ... u\ landing nr** and ha* bee" r*prciallv prt* ply. t * IfW Commerce, the Selective Service today. The m ayors of all I I . } »"» withdrawn The n c division 111Ylritifl ««ill ill rc-aRAOiulilc fl , #* . i i* ( 'tuirenipiii of hir plnnn until u n i t u m f*l ( h r - uhji*« i s«f» r E * h t i cmnin.nl pored fm school children of var n u ll" " lly "li ' i■ < s• t if i .,,#.1* nour isniiw aw„,i ( nntrol Hoard » May municipalities in Dad# Couniy 111) his f“ Tor; ” r ..: , on February 77 at.s nuch n d i..office...and * %tho . * # Price •« pi t* tslui p ' Mi,, \ 111 Who*. %ug ion* age* " r u f ^U*ti n h n v r U i l l i tl. l l !e*| endorsed the campaign a n d il’le of Seminole county see fit to Miss Hand added th at all Burch, ait lit teal cut a i r ti i « o u i m o n a JU'R: • 41-1• l i f l ' l l tfestrd la l t i ts l t d 1I m u “ w ’waww - » . t e ""LSi'.'S' nker. m e hoepltal in a Joint proclama- ! ••'*1 him to the legislature to r#F- *W Growera were informed by the ilirertnr, aahl ttalay. recent I > u n . ill* c h iiiK e it,.,u .„,|l.,| l(, (1|| .•f I.OtUI., teacher* have hern uigod lo l a k e , mini -I ni ii».) p.lgas i o n 11 it, i ■reirent them, I hope they will eon celery division th a t the very Forma available Include No. liLLi # r«’i, .Mr\\.».as l* # ! r - ........----tin* opportunity lu tmicltlug tlm **i---------rolleagu* ent ..9 of lost or .laa-.ws^i destroyed Hum . ' the. Army An F«rrc« an a MiniMen.il Aaociatloi .,",1 mein - 1 "Oil iHipuInlioti. A* « " aitentativ e, physical life of their children. existence of the Florida celery in­ replacem tiers «>r <rpre*etitnliv> ( I th e n ( a Mate a tto rn e y general or sume ration currency; No. I4«, new ap ‘ S (rKfa,lt Mrs. E. Jl limith. n sixth grade m arr°of*the'drive T raaye a y s ^ lh h ^jm h7m w(,„ 'from .Group 1 to dustry may depend upon their j ■imi|i*i ttM'li- federul official has matr of the drive. ‘ nHo_ th i <eprf) ^U wjt), ^ ,]«pfnvailuua I'imnhcp. teacher at the l Ini mural’ N"clido I, T here s a new yidn nnd papei the agreement. They plication for ration hodk; No. 15::, • I ecu aiiifKi'steil. hospital, IU school of nursing, dable, capable and honest; one signing (Hjlhted nut that she realire* the luimed foi r a l a l k a . An £ • " " "‘ntlonr fuH0UKl' °r lMuf|n»VrU"mte'rf equipment, and furnishing* will who won't am lie.'In your face and wsre urged to sign and sll shin- ■ ™~i" j t rente minus value of a thorough Atlanta newspaper — The Jour* i _ , represent an Investment of be­ at tha same time, try to itab you per* were asked to ra>|ueit fhelr ' the alaive form* will sa t­ ■ml — says a $ 10.WW,00« stru r- H O D C T t program of health education. She J, P r O l 't O r tween $1,600,000 to 13.000,000. f rowers to ilo so immeriiately. isfy’ n" the need* of most individuals turc l» on schedule for thq Meade : . back. ., ; D. ■ /, YV. vv » oShort m i i i vivji - > v vo ha« indicated her intention* nf Services he deadline for receiving signed I t will have 300 outside rooms In tha "I want to thank tha cll* type* of application l urporatlou of the Macon atlil ] A m V t ' H leuehillg a course foi the sixth copies of the agreem ent were several 111 ( i C r n i J i n V rp ,, ,■ i l and will be the moet modem Irens of Seminole Count) blank* have to be obtained from Hudson Ihilp and Paper C om - 1 grade and this class, according ______ _ 10 Ik* * f 01(1 vSunday pui at 0:00 I'. M. Saturday. Institution of ita kind In th* for their support the last lo Mrs. Routh, hopes to beeomc A ttending the Lakeland meeting th e d istrict OPA office, Harnett pony. It adds that five other South. FURSTKNFJ.I.DI1RKUK. Gcrfour yeara. and I ahall make National Bank Building, In Jack­ rew plants arc *latc<l for the many, ?... ’ a mmtcl and an Inspiration tn c s i i i s s h o» r* e s r» « r |.>b. I, tSpeciall Pvt. Kniieral aervlw* a further report of my ser­ sonville, Coffey said. died ves^ ye* ' 0 l,,,r ttreile* and teachers. »outh# Ito lffi J. 1'ioctor, »»*»n nf Mr. and W hitney Short. 6 5 . who" died f'--X_ t vices a Utile later on. , They are: „ sqor .bnci “ My children mean much to te rd a y morning after n „ , Mm. Clifford f*rocl*»r, has irNAVY MEN DISCHARGED In a statement l*oed this Retailer* establishing new con­ ■ me," she added, “not just it* Illne** nl S h o r t’* t'a m p on Jthe d a u jh to r Irln w rtved nl tho Kurt»j»cun T hcatrr ' - -~ r— cern*. new Institutional user*, vet­ MinUtcr and Mrs. YVInMon Lhur- ^\rm y Air Forte* Kcinfnrcemetit Del nnd highway, will l>o held at students but as people, and my morning, Mr. Odham thanked Mr. Three Sanford men nave been Mann for his complimentary roerans going Into business requir­ ihtll will try Hjfnin tonight to nnd wj|| mooh .'I:I ■ u'elocl Sunday afternoon ut great cniioem is for their physi­ cal, spiritual and mental health." ing use of sogar. hee feeders nnd t torn the At Ian Hr t<» Join her discharged from the United States marks amt renewed his pledge lo a iHummuint slfiiioii miiiu** th r Kltek*"" F u n ria! Home with persons needing r>3ra sugar for pa rente _ in .Miami. Mra. Harah whero In Germany. Navy, according to Information endeavor to ascertain the wishes Rev. J. K MtKioUw officiating. G reer Oarson of Metro-Goblwyn amt to propose and support any medicinal purpose*. Medical ap ­ - received‘from tha Naval personnel of tho reals#* and not tho clausa •Moyer will receive an honorary plications m ust be approved by (hurchill Oliver left lamtlnn last Pvt. Proctor will !<e one nf sev­ • All mrntlier* of the S anford night on her way to Flotilla eral thousand soldier* piw m w l Elk* Lodge, of which M r . ‘ S ho rt Separation Canter, Jacksonville. IvglslaUon that will best serve tho degree of Doctor of Humanities the consum er's .physician. but was forced to retu rn lo a t Rollins College on Feb. 26, Veterans Service this month a t the depot which i* wa* a member, are icqucsted to S u g ar ration currency la now Britain because of the w eather. They are: B ile Clydf J«kaon, Jr^ interests of tho cltixens of this according to an announcement located near Munich and 1* one of m eet nl the funeral hnmc «t and tho 8tato of Florida, last night by Dr. Hamilton Holt, being issued only by thc.D iatrict Box 800. Route I; B iU Alfred countyu ------the most attractive field*' in Kur- 2 : 4 6 P. M. S unday in o rder to --------------------Office In Jacksonville. Coffey exAsbmoa, general delivery and An eighty year old Orlandnan ope. He will receive orientation a tte n d tho *crrir*> in a laxly. The Any veteran in need of serv­ tha school’s president. !slued, and all applications must E ■ John R. Mott — I* visiting W r U lle Jamea C, LaMVi Box PUPILS COLLECT CLOTHING Mtsa Carson will be the second as to hi* occupational duties at Klk» laxlge will conduct tho ice (free of charge) in any of • moiled .to th a t office. with King Chrisliam of Denntark 331-B, poute 2, - ) T i * *1.* ! , * , i.v —■ — graveside service.* - -at E vergreen the following categories is re­ member of the film Industry to the station. — today. A s president of th e World quested to visit tne office of , School children who have boon receive the award a* Jean Hcr\ . Before entering th r servirc on C em etery, . . . . . •• v the responsible agencies listed 'Alliance of Young Men’a Chris­ devoting th«lr onsrgtso lo tbs sholt was presented the honor­ July tl, 1944, he attended Henilnole tian A sso ciatio n . Mnlt is making below: rocsntly completed March or ary degree several yeara ago a t Lfcorow MKBT8 MONDAY High School. a tour o f 'Europe. He is now In Coordinator — E. B. C arter, Winter Park. Dhnoa campaign, will now j m Copenhagen. Atlantic National Bank BuildCompensation Paid Mfs* Carson will also appear extra tlm* and effort to collect­ V i n i n g Re Enlists log. ing clothing fo r tho “ Victory pn the Animated Magnalne, an One County Citizen Employment — U. 8 . Employ­ ‘ Clarence V. Alexander, 23. son avent at the college, an Clothing CoDocUon," designed for In Naval Service . .A form er Miami newapapef* ment Servlee, 112 North P ark and also attend the of Mrs. Mabie Alexander of 619 “ • " d" r -*• ovonoM relief, It waa announced e of "You Can’t Take Laurel Avenue, and Benny & Aur- man has died in l » i Angeles, One unemployed person In Sem­ Avenue. thia morning by 8upt. T. W. • located on the lie waa Beverly Marcum, who Vocational Training and E du­ Charles Andrew Vinlng. ARTS'c inole County received $16 during Lawton. Residents are urged to t With You,'’ • (erring Fred tln, 18, of Bom 149, Route 1, have entered th e real estate field after to on announesmoat who was discharged from the the weak ending Jan u ary 18, cation — T. W. Lawton. Court ' been enlisted In the Regular go through closets, bureau draw- Stone-' j«dr,‘ Jock Rocco. Ha ». . he le ft Journalism. United S tates Navy on Dec. I I , Carl B. Smith, Chairm an of the House. The degree Miss Carson will Army, according lo Mai. Harry , . j l all veterana here for tha or*. attics and cellars, and to u-SU A j g ' afte r serving n etriy three years Florida Industrial Commission, Brooklyn Dodger h—shall school look In every trunk and cheat for receive U Identical to that which M., Kemp, recruiting officer in wtU be conferred upon President Orlando.? In South Amarlrs and the P aci­ reported. clothing to d o n ate i ; i n Invited to Alexander Is a t veterant with BUILDING PERM IT ISSUED fic T h eater of Operations, re-enHarry f . Truman on rob. 11. Compcmuitlon paym ents Inlisted into the Navy Wednesday crea sed throughout the S tate to nearly six years service and id was wa* — n o c m r court todat ALLMAN 18 DISCHARGED $160,001.60 from the previous awarded the Order >of th* Purple “ * ------------ COMMANDBUY TO MBBT week when (111.070 waa paid 81 /c Xiao 8. Allman of Route H eart with on oak leaf duster _____ Duo to the llln#s# of Judge X Bog 80-A, ha# been dUeharepad for wounds received during action out. Chairman Smlfh said. Claim­ O. ShorefL'W gre will bo no from the U. 8. Nnvy a t the He- in France and Belgium. an ts to whom these paym ents were made increased from 7,863 Greer Garuon To Be Honored At Rollins Austin, Alexander Enlist In U.S. Army 1J Government Sponsors ■ ■ ■M I T h i r d O yifcrence i In Generui Motors 7JTDny D lTW alkoiit ‘Nursery Ship* heaves England For New York CHUNGKING. Keh. I. |/P>— Genernlissinro Chi,m g Kni-Shtk said today he thinks it passible his Irni’ r hip of Chinn is drawin*; • ■* end after IS years at the helm of one of Asia’s most ponnlout v ’loitrles. Tills is tliA l>eli*f of r’htang . following the end of the All- ‘ China political U nity Conference whleh drew the blueprint fur the emergence of the Chinese m a peaceful, prosperous solid ".V ion, t'hiang said he liclieves this Is all to the good and i* something h* has strtv rd for e n* stoutly, t'h ia n ir"declare* fort rer | hr wilt have* no le g re ts pi step ­ ping down from the ticlm to t u n Vvei the strip of sta le to a liM* tiomil. ail-pal tv assembly. He de­ clares that whether he i* in nr out of the government, he wilt continue to *trive.,for peace and solidarity fur China. A* a result. Cliiaiig has'plc lgtd tn see to n that all i ie (itleaching deeision* i»f the tl illy confeience m e carried out Th—,# include free and iqien activities by all political parties in China; national notion of the a rin v if.. nationwide edm puison eil . ilioi, L IN IN '' * � 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, January 31, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 31, 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>, January 31, 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/fbb30c5a5ca91ad98ee4b0174005f529.pdf 0ccfda70c7a2891b16d641de7be83fbd PDF Text Text i ♦iiH um w i TUESDAY, • JANUARY 29. 19lfl THE 8 AN FORD HERALD. BANFORD FLORIDA [Celery Feds Meet Bullet Pierced % 4 Seabreeze Cagcrs Window And Hits Mrs. G. Casper In Tilt Tonight «(•>■!In ttrii H e r a ld S p o r t h E d ito r Although th e official Florida about th e definition of a rookie, a te brogue nchedule will not T here are two definition* as w« ' n,,lV.w a f o r . PubUcatton until u(1,,r r . , llI1(l it. T h rtr u Ull, , lnwn. 1ft U tter p o rt of tfiu week, ., . . . . w hat tha Sanford en try will I a ainilc tiny of professional tuneI doing the flra t week of play, i ta il hi his life, and th ere Is the Hanford will open the aea- , rookie, us defined hy th e national won on Tuenday, Apr. IS, In . association, who Is a playor who In a preliminary -*rlt srfierhderl whistled over the house and i ............. W.D. McMurray, lor, us she wan—bending w ashtnh onfside the house, ta riTriif T inetip fur fa ha m trtrM r nn .iM n r.M cM u rrn y cam an d ;u rn here from itochelle, N.V. r kin-. N ext to the house on the aouth I SALT LAKE CUTV, (A*/—Ham Maynard, University of Ut.rli freshman irul, wound up hi* firrt year of enljfgo football with m u­ cilage on his fnriier lips. He cap ‘lit sis rsitiMS’ulive forward pawes tn Utah',. bi»t three gam . nml tin* final two were for touchdown*. Haring Kecrrlary ('h arles J. M rlrn n an unnounred th a t he rrrrik rd -33 nominations for" IIt first roimlng of the Uoluntlilsna Handicap, 110,000 added M rrn furlnnz teat for fillies and mare*, Ihree-yearTJTrts"I nil ufl'iflril, loTre' run at Hialeah I’ark on S aturday. The race is namnl in henor of (’itlumbtana, the only Nlly to win the Widener Cup. and it a dot of., busi­ ness from the lied Hat fan*. From our point of flew , the flra t week uf play should keep the cash register pretty O n«) adjacent living room, l>ut could not her because of a curtain, lie heard her outcry and when he asked whnt was the m atter, she ciclailued, • I m shoot,** He said th a t he rushed into the liedrorim and found her w ith her hands over In r face.' Help was summoned, and aided hy County Nurse Frances MeDmigul, Mri>. Casper was taken to the Clinic fur x-ray,' then to the hospital. As far a* can he d eter­ mined, the hullet entered ‘the fleshj- forepart nf her neck. A few minutes before the ahot J U L I A N S T E N S T K O .M t a . going .to Hiy vnn.a niriora . r'Ul- r iMv w j ^ 4 » aa^ ito ad Iro n iiis jiis n fs m = m inyond that an nji«n field with hii*h jtrp- -ipnnitinir the house fiiun hom es in ^h e colored rec.tion on Kn«' T hird Hireot, Home tire* in the field are the haunt of u huge flock of noisy black­ bird*. at . which, it is poitible, swrneor'a was firing when Mr*, f liLsper wn. stru ck ; Hunt In the Crimea, . Itnssia, Mr*. Casper tam e to tb i. country In lUOf*. At one tim e she studied nursing In lieunany. hhe is the m other of W alter T rapp of Krderprise. BACK AGAIN! nranrt to w hmi*ewnn>* to Hyhtcn your1 household Utskn! Timo-enving gadgets for your cottage or casllc - - - Each one designed for convenience and efficiency I NO MHHHAfif WASHINGTON,- Jan. «-V» The 1’ruil Harbor nun on (lee tin* revolved u report that iovestlpnlors for (ifnernl MitcArlhur could i find mi evidence t h at the Jhpflnese had bronilcant u tnnaeagu signalling war. The report statisl i that pertinent record, Im,I keen ! den lro jld in August o f - lif ts . It ■added that nil.Japaitci o-bad IwbIT 1found who could testify th a t n Army Rockets Has ' Altitude Range —Of Fiftr Miles Several people have called us S T E P STOOL BOB JONES GARAGE it for « kitchen ftnol, presto, it opens into 11 enn-rem ent stephuidCr for high shelve*, etc. IS NOW O PEN FOR UlTSINESS 4 .9 5 C H A IR U se Bring your earn, tractors and farm (-quipmbnt In to he fixed. American Fruit Growers West Side Farm, (Jrajicvlile Avenue, Rhone 259. ____ _ PKJK-UP tmd -RBfcl VERY"SICKVICF ii1*ii OTER GENCY FIELD WORK. W ere jn hope, of -reltin aoutbrr linn ru sd • tom*.hi at thy li.i*krll>.ill card ol the high srhonl auilltoriurr. Seahreere, the "killer*" of the WINNING DATA for GREYHOUND FANS AHTOllNDINfl GREYHOUND PUBLICATION 194!k HEAHON OF RACINE — VOLUME 2 I .r .ila r i IU4S — I, H a .r a r |( u r t r o V E n t x u r:t.i;vi:N m > l i i i m n n m i i i i u l i t , _ *1:4 k n i n 1-1.0111114 TM 4 I'K». IIISI 4 1 M'„ .1 t < It SON 4 II l.l U >11 t >11 tl I ; 4 < II s t M i i i i i i . o i i i . t M i i i . * t , i'i :T i :r i s iu in ., t m i ' i . w iv t itiM iir.vT un ..s i .t i a o ( A l l - . t l i o i M l n l l k - I M 4 1 . 1' 4 III. II* I II l«lf Hit, I l„M t i l l 111 I K K N i l s n i r t H t t S , s t e k s l.r ilr n llr. n llk s t n i l s * . in I1 K 4 . ■'I'rnrk In Irs rh . White enamel-finished chnir ~w1 th“ simulated jedTher upholutdhy. Nnvf or Red . . . JU IC E R All metal for durnbl in squeezing fru it-1 rn rr, Will Imp Burnt*; «f (iptirifi1 Mr! IrPand's t'elery I'fds, If the In a ls ian pul up the brand of Siybl they p ate tl( l!r» rlurinr lbs sec. nil h iff of Ihrlr rerrn) till Sanfor I should g ite the bight) ruled I)*) Iona llrarli <lull .1 r;tmd bailie. r o r nil of you Im-iiI 1114; fin s, here's ti note fi-.m H«. IVieisburg. Ileadl >g u fleet nhieb may number as diany a: 2 0 ' |smt* in the 13th St. I’eteraburg to Havana y m b t rare will be two f irm e r winner*. An official iiiys a definite entry i* the 44-foot cu tter Sturiigiit wldili won the lil'IH rare. Stnrlipbt is owned by Albert Jam es llrirkull of Miami. Another probable entry -• > the TJ-fqot yawl — tiulfstrrnm CH IFFO RO BE [TALKING TIRES K IT C H E N CA B IN ET . Walnut finished, with five roomy drawern and .mirrm door*. Hanging apace for 15 to 20 gurment*. , U TILITY CA B IN ET A’ real time wtver for tho home maker. White enamel finish, with large working area and atorage cabinets. White ennrfiol finished cab­ inet with plenty of shelf space. Science Proves ' 91% of Vitamins' Saved W i t h V I T A m i z e d STOOL vm m m ^ A handy gadget I Varnished stool for many in home or of DISHES CLOTHES H A M P E R One o r three compartment clothes hamper*, white enameled finish, with covers of rose or blue simulated leather. • A -63 piece set of good quality china trimmed in a gold leaf design Complete service for sixt W hite W ork Table, asbestos to p V lT A M ino COOKINO it Ihf modem, protective method that prevents needle** lot* of vital food values. It help* you serve more delicious, more natritbue meal*. { o n ? m i l e s s in e ? WE8T1NQH0USB RANGES provide, even, perfectly-controlled beet that’s ideal for V lT A lllxio COOKin o —dean, fast, tefe electric heat. COME IN TODAY. See the beautiful new WestlnghouM Rfutgee, Let ui demonctrate their many advanced feature* and automatic controls that cut work end eevt time. And learn why .Vjri ' * U tility China C abinets — G la ssD o o rs S ta ffo rd 's Service mrnmmmm+m S tatio n Cor. 2nd & Sanford Phone 91 SO R eserve Y ours Now! Take YOUR tires there for rW a| lar bupections, weekly rdnflations, expert repair*, and neaps. These people alio tell famous touch .* ' ‘ i*» .rV - ' .a B rem en u ia Modern kitchen Or fast room chair*. 1 w e ll-m a d e . ,. r c i pslnt . r iitrnl.h. ■ ■ ' ■■■ ■ 1 — ‘ — = III J iJ 5 5 �:VV' . •p In Unity T h e n In Slrength—■ T a Protect th* f t m 4 i k r ^ r ^ W i Ta P n a * ( « l i t P r o a m i of A a m i c i ; To M i c « Pro^ptjtiix. tar Hanford. f I'arD} rlnucljr through Thursday. HJIghtly warmer lhl» after noop and tonight, con* ' linurd mild Thursday. % VOLUME XXXVII *■ mm m \ .»■ » ^ — • Navy Did Not Get Japanese Code Signal 8 ANF0 R1 ), FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY ail. lOlfi ----------------------------------------- EiUbltshed 1908 NUMBER 96. Associated p ress leased Wire ---------------------------------------------------- , Mosher Calls For National Policy Gouin, N ew P re sid e n t Of F ra n c e vL#: « Capt-McCoIlum-gay N A I V r iT c a d S a y s H a n S uperiors R efused To Send W arning: To F leet C om m anders Only A ssurance New S trik es W ill No Follow S ettlem en ts Truman Asks Congress To Okey Loan To Britain Papers Disclose cosevelt Aware ,Says jV greem ent W ill E nab le N afions T o p Reach Common Goal Of E xpanffed T rad e ‘G overnm ent M ust Rule A tom ’ „ W A S lIlX U li.V .-lfm :-™ . T/n- f" " 0 f" B o itlb illff P l o t W A S H IN G T O N . J a n . HO.— Board (h n n m n n Ira Mosher o f , •l,e National Association of Munu- | ri ( A P ) — P r e s id e n t T r u m a n h a s Pearl H jjbor investigator* — :.^S3 f a c tu m Hn* today called f o r 'J o n asked C dnifrejw to ta k e S t a t e s 70,000 hoard today th at the Navy *'un over-ill tmtiouol policy which t f a v o r a b l e 'a c t i o n o n th c p ro r»n m c >» n foundation for . A m e r i c a n s S u r r e n never received a', prewar l>OHed'8.'l,7 6 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 0 lo a n to iw iuiin.fi peace." In" a sta te m en t! ' «__ j ti < •Japanese message telling of prepared for the S enate L a b o r ;> C lC F C d O il H n tlla il B r ita in . - U r g i n g s p e e d y a p a break wltfy the United Committee, M other say* l i n t , -t -. prpVftl o f th e lo a n , M r. T m - ' [ su c h 'B "policy I* the only aaaur* [A M K ttN IH R G . J a n .’ in ,. States. T h e ' teatlmppy came p la n s a id , I n a m cH sage t o • ancc Hint new strike*-w on't pop | ** The Inter-**it mat from Navy Capl, A.H. MeUp soon after, exLvting d ts p ite * f ^ s r a r r-i» M trlh u n sl’in Nuernth e IcfiialutorM tia ln y th a t Collum, head of the fa r nl* settled. } ‘ 'berg has r e e l e d lh» anpl|H r ita in needtt t h e c r e d it a n ti The Semite Labor Committee eastern i^-tlon o f the office of CS linn of Kildalf l|e « i f t she need* It now. Thn financial | cu rren tly i* considering IVeni Nivel Intelligence In 1M1, Mejreririm lnn lo conduct hii agreement, he went on will en-t ■4dlum said that ff My message _ dent Truman** proposal for f 'e t3 , - d -'-n ,* . Th* rourl ruled able the United Kingdom to move flnding in m ajor labor- dispute*. of the sort h*d been picked up,, that *u(h arlirm would not side by side with the United it would have come to him. In this coojicctlon. the Ji’AM Id In M* JnlercM. In*lra *. S tate ; toward the rnmmnn goal . The questions of tho Congres- CHOSEN BY THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY as President of the pro­ spoke* man ";iv- he •*■ pci-Miually 'illr. O ttn . Stshm er, who i* of expanded world trade. Which • tonal investigator* were in con* visional government of Franco, Felix Gouin (above, rig h t) 61. in favor of fact-finding, but he Coim»e| for Hermann Coer. will rtiean expanded ' pnalucUnn. — neetkon with a Japanese code Socialist, Is shown, accepting from Andie Merrier, vice chairman has added that this j* onlv a Jn*. ns* aponinled lo act for consumption ju id employment- * * J ■ avsteni »et up fn Nov., 1041. of the Assembly, formal notice of hi* election. Sworn In n l once, smell part of the entire lolmrilea* a* well. a rising standard of Bring every­ T hat code provided for the In- Gouin. began tho difficult job of forming a three-party government. manageraent picture.^ Fact-finding where. „ (Interna turns! -Radiophutn) *-*ays-—MnshrrT' WtvouTd R used eertlon of certain _phr*»a* la. Thc loan agreem ent that I* up , only to "clarify and sta te the w eath er forecasts In the event T NUERNBERG. Jsh . 30. --------T -------- “ _ 1 , ' tru e attitude «f the p a r tits." lie for Congressional approval inof a decision to break., with th e :»T <-'!*)—1 Luring today'* *r»elude* an additional credit of fv . || . does not fee! th at fact-fri. ing United S tates, R u tila or G reat Sl»n of the intrrnationsl war 4fi.ritl,(>nf).00<1 to settle leod-learv B ritain. p J s Q J J J VV a l l [should be Used for passing ^u lgW lstw trial, French prose■i J l a .men .(u^m akiiig recommend it .ms obligations. t ■ww~•- t -ts»»w - t ■Cutor Charles DuBool introto settle disputes. Thi* loan, said the President, 'du'eil s German High ComMosher ha* suggested tl it the will enable Hritain tn buy the tn the 7. 1051, he heard th a t a Btan I order inslruriing rumprogram adopted by b lu itry sppplie*. raw material* ami food ti "ssage had come tn th a t m eant Wander* of war prisoner delegate, to ('resilient Tt jm a n 'j which are essential t« tlie life .U a ib U - w ith ’ RiAsi*. However, camp* to ignore the Genera labor-ninnagemenl ro n feren 'e last uml'wnik of the British people. At upop analysis, e rp e rts concluded Conirnlion railing fur n de­ Novemlier might form tin- framethe mud* lime, he-honttmierh tt *• that* the mesMge wee Just an le) ill evreOtioiy.. The ^unj worjj for gn effective nations ________ net . will keep open a market for ordinary w eather broedceet He rg "Vrntinn iirovide* that e*eru! those surpluses from the United — **W th p t there t w r no so-called thin* are to Ik- deferred foi N egro W o rk ers B a c k ' t mi ng Sunc* -which j;u*tojria3.'ty ere a! .i8.lt".! .. Ill winds* meaages referring t o ‘ the H ave “Good Sense OF ............. • nl 4*lMfl|fy H IM rnl th rrr month* *fler the pro­ will promote tntiu,trial peace only » f.»■ l*D 1*1 Ur filed State* or Britain. . ft >e « 1»*h* nf ih«> 11«1t*Tit»f Hftrulti exportiM to the Unite,! Kingdom. Heavy T ruck Into Undei tecting p o * rr hai been not! H u m o r Is Advice retlnm , ondllion*. H r lays McCollum added th a t two or »! 1*. x* ' ■ . nil III *fttmtitUff' in I -Th,»e consideration-. Mr Trufir i The high rommand di both iub-.r and nmnagrineiiP Sman -aid, are th e ' short-term [tree days before th e Pearl S u p p o rtin g Beam s that i ** • 1 O f.O rla n d o P a s to r r e il lir i*id if was murr lU-M * " (if™ 51 »*Y tl no mi- (one*- What must itarnl e |ouE under the law I* Iii, Porta nl to rbor disaster, he drafted a h 14k.. humanr to the » » i pri*onen r» 1 « ■ 5 r ^ i f . -It . ,, 1in tvnl.c Hiiii.G Jhrtl t ill!* R«V|#- ! America from the long rang* and both must nr>suntr full reropoeed warning message to ‘* “ Have a good sense of humor, Dot lo keep them waiting The entire rig h t front wait of spansilnUtv for their act*, Mil i point of view, he declared, fa _ leet cotAmandert saying th a t and laugh a t .yourself and the the Ihrcr^, story three monlh* for their e i r u lory brick hr let building In Detroit the governm ent’* that the loan Will enable B ritain osMlities 4 were imminent. Hi* world: Don't live In a little p>t opposite the bfflees of n i» 'C .* u ;l | rffnM « ;11je_jule .tJsn . JIf"' to remove her emergency controls superior* decided against sand* hnt-CXpafuL your, a r e s . o f awaro* Company on—OjsJt -AveMi*, ,f 7Tkc „,hnlulr<l over foreign exchange and Im­ •“ ** R* Tho N rn r captain sate ness to include your whole stato. IspMd and crashed tn the aide- for tin cbHv , t#M Thc ,u e , )(Jent III, I flv th a t the proposed w arning waa port*. This, would provide for a .. , ... WU u fUm — I notion and lh« world, and live walk In n ^w elter nf debris at ! nf K: r. NUERNBERG. Jan R 0 . id return to peacetim e practices on hie own analysis o f 10:30 o'clock thla morning when .........to coryeercnce to1 Carm an document* nut previui 1v for others." r ' designed to promote tho recovery and-w as not due T list was t h t advice th a t the three negro workers who hatL . . _ tomorrowi witH. CIO uutu Bubliilu-d disclose Ihnt thc late of world trade. h*«r\ unlomling (Ire brick from -- ■w' orkers * chief, • * -R. J. Thomas and President Roosevelt, former Brt a Bov. John Brwnaoombe, pastor of Therefore. President Trum an k. 1 the new federal m edistur. Juma* tlah Prime Minister ( htirri lir un i tho F irst Methodist Church of ( «as( Guard Auxiliart <«run ted Perm ission **id. Congressional approval of I ' ' High Vatican off, ria l. k n ew ’ , n Orlando, gave to Klwanlona fig* the loan will b* a g rea t contri­ T h* nl!rP J) L irurtim. I ln New York. the Cnited 1 advarn r of the bomb plot again*! l o l se ( ’e n tra l Location For Mobile day- at their mooting a t th e H otel bution to perm anent peace and rABir«w» an |f - I s Ui a a v a e S U t‘lJ; -H10*1 1V °!i’Vra t 1 ," ul •»•-! A djif Hitler, carried uut July 21). pi'Vtterity. ^ -. *— ah Itiririi.e In .te -d l t:AT R escu e E quipm ent And Supplies “ Thr Presidential m essage donied w I «n'i .price* of more than 41 a ton The advunrv information i* *sid e told the story of a Methodist that there I* anything compli­ **«. , ‘J d woul'l n.awderl tn meet have beer, furrmhe.l by «n pastor who had been called to ll.i Snnforil i it y i ttmmts.vlon cated or unusual about the term s. «nH ^f^n«n*rV h..*L w n ,lent T r ' ,l" l,n'* recomtnendnlion ti S'aii ........ .... of tin- German tha alek bed of a member of the it w, Mniutav rtpiting, mine of only novel feature. Mr. Tru­ Condition of Mrs. C harlts Cas­ fiaptist Church, , t In* iitlviwithihtv <»f not *The * .......................................... .. man said, is the provision un­ 1 8 cents nn hour. ch.mneU lo ^ci hi».................... nifnrm ntlon« per, ,314- Chapman Avenue, who «II m« i it it further ttp^nilinu Ini ‘'.Why did your mother, a Bap­ from since, arrordlng lo tV. A. In ndditiofi to liljOtK) Idle be- ] tint of (iorrmmy llm iicvdt la ’ yesterday morning waa struck In tist, call me, a Methodist preach­ Leffler, manager. Si»tif«in| «f thv typr nf ciirtiiwil der which Britain muv skip in­ ceuite of the lack of ste el, nn j ymd t« have rereived M enhir re -1 payments ^_when her fin­ the neck by a s tra y bullet from e r? " he asked the small eon of ihty rrrvntlv *111 M»*lhm- 1 huNdlng. t additional n.ltOO arc expected b>; ports on the progress of the plot. ancial position t* poor. T he • .22 caliber rifle which penetra­ the house ae (hey walked up origlnBl 1y *bul|t C X j vHflr Avt»utit*, President argued th a t thl* was a ted th e window of her bedroom the eteps. Un5envoo.l idack.mlth, and nnwhich J M .tar 'Cc om Z pany. Z T 1**,° VhW ‘ U,heoperative* In Circuit Couil f»lily u<? Thi» itb r u mjtiun fnilnvicii tho common sense provision for this has since hnu«e,t rarae es the ff c ™ Motor A n o th er, hi, inform ation KVfrom aa she was bending ever the dresMixon of Ot limdn nli- liflit Iri l'l! | rrinlinit « f n M i n f rom the country. *lnce ii would not bene"W ell to tell the tru th , Maw luwar f i J ‘J afer, waa today pronounced tails* S " llf f e r S tl ldlelt™‘ *'"'*>■ *hc Office of Strategic S e c d iiirn i*iI ». ilh «• IW , iii•f••ii[ \\ uni tn". I lull test- fjt t |)r fjtnte* lo nuiisl on factory by h er attending physl- has a terribly contagious disease," timed Kfaxktuerters of the Flit* w''ln uonlfirtuit the iinU Nmi tu t1on i ni in mtiidnt m cm III I'll|a. I It » l »»»IT I*t?llnisi of this payments when such m sisteurr replied the lud, "sml we didn't clan. D r. C. L. Park. end other lodgVii on the »ecoml 1 i "llt,IC|J *ri HwItieiUiul j t \ |» « * \ PiiiftilN-i erf ill hr I l 0 |i|f£ IW . riiltOii! ii fde pin lesl* Y esterday’ a t 1:30 o'clock. Dr. want to expose our preacher to floor, has been used a* a chemi- j l t O V C m O F L i l l U W U i l .. .!,,™,Ur. l " r,r at I hi ft ,1, lit r . "f tile mik'bt lea,| to a default r»t K**’ * . 11■t ..rni other F iji openti ft^MieN of tl'liill v In T i" " - are idnill indication-, Park, a t rerneld-L augh ton Mem­ it!" cal Uborntorv by Chute nnd ! m fl l I • ilBH -i I • * *-r r tl n it It till d Hev. Branscombe spoke of the Company on the second floor and j | howevei that the Jean is head orial Hospital, extracted the buB I ' l ' e S O I l t A t Hi’4 plot UKAtllH ! I it I«"T Oil* SGili .t- I. |.»<* s atomic bomb a* bringing about 1 nig fr>i u staff battle tn I 'onlet which nail penetrated the right for storing building m aterial * 1 PlptAttf S* ;*It \Mm 11.’L'* The T'-nihii-r-i"n k11ilfl I i the gres- (ioth In the Hiui-e and the ■id* of the forepart of the neck the realltation that this i* one on th* first floor. ___ IM a llt'w V e t H o m e c o m i n i i : MANILA. Jan tt. b P .j world, and. w hat happens In I'lllte f S l a t , ' \u» Seiiote.^iuimeroir* objection* have and wa# lodged under and Juat (6 It. F. Whiliicr. Hr. who ba* T hr i hai t _________ *ii'i-'ober of t .e n e ial liomma * war the left of the wind pipe, but did China or Japan affects conditions charge of the chemical laboratory, the slits*> pot'i'i- ,,t, t, ... brick ____ been raised, ulul heated ilelistf la time sta ff has testified that fu r, Mixon having allege,II l,n<l at] haviiik' everywhere else. not penetrate any vital area. was home sick at the tim e of the Touhy* K«nonil chair- more Filipinos and Americtitt j an auto lrifni yf m-gioe hi Al- garni:i behind the c i t y J a i l for j e* lM'r , ‘''1"There is gren t danger th a t accident, it was teporled. Police are seeking the where­ man of the Veteran* Homecoming troops surrendered in l'JI'2 than j Lnmonte .Spr ings, hiUnn- one of the use pf their ' rosette equip-1 abouts o r identity of the person we will forg et our lesson t th a t G rady Duncan, city building celebration scheduler! for A pr. .'I, Jn fs, Col, Y oshio-the ncrupant* who inter re merit. They were also granted i n . >-. o f i n d tha shot which came we d o n 't ju st live in Kanfond or Inspector, arrived shortly after has announced th a t Governor Mil­ there were p e rm issiiii i m a southwesterly direction Orlando, we live In the w orld." th* accident, and Immediately lard Caldwell has accepted an in­ Nakajinta asserted that this made covered, pi "per cate of prisoner* im ||oi Mixon s i t , fined 41M' 1 lodge wrn purr!ui-< M i»i t itgn for over a field to the south of the he said and quoted names of fa r called city workmen who bnrsi- vitation Jo be present and deliver , >in-l IP m'IK* Hut k 11 M II Sm ith. wniinit aaiU t In? away places such as the Solo­ caded a wide spare about thc the -principal address during the slide. house. ill inking to,, - linn h •i"l - Cua-t Gunn • ontial ion A severe w arning wets issued mons, Tunisia, Alexandria aqd , building. Joseph Jamnies, white ] fo titiv tca . against prowling i d " -"■ ,!• f*H it* muLilf (*i(iiipmi*nl an I today by Pollca Chief Roy 0 . others of which people prior to | driver of the Dodge truck, was ( j ( r . Tm)hy annuunce<l > section* at iilgbl " >. •'! fnwt mH Williams ag a in st the use of rifles, the w ar had .been only vaguely ' a t the time of the accident o n |,h » t A.C. Stine, p ic.id cn t o f th e, lli|uor i I It % Sit II11n i y In pt *»4v guns, a ir rifles or even allngfhots aware.. jury duty In Circuit Court. | M erchant. Association, has been.1 On Moll.bn left. I I!' " r I Gifti tell *r(t 1». i within the city lim its. The Pedestrian* have been warned | „ p|ro| n l„ | chairm an of th r fl/,«t ml hi y Thr Mart h of Dimes . aropuigti He paid tribute to the late j negro >v,i. (•■ «, ,1 penalty for violation Is 1200 fine W. R. O’Neal of Orlando, and by Mr. Duncan not to go 1 «n,| decotallon committee tetiulValp **| ii •I ! hTTt f" t infantile p*rn l)M s retirf uiM 1 Jin , ..f . ., r la in .11 sx or 00 days in jail o r both, he de­ told of the lieautiful floral t r i ­ Close to the building as olhe, , Mr„ y j |loutll ,1MMl|tMll ol • o * * l | , liM-ftl tlqiiif 11 I n*«*l ieiinlo continue until Feb la, the Iter ag a in -, „ lo ^ear *di I tell clared. W, |‘ . Itr.mks, J r aniiourtcert t o ­ bute a t his recent funeral, and p a rt, of the front wall are the Ladies Auxiliary nf the A m c b llll 111 lJl*il(llOCK Ii ngnl Henti n . i n n i l m i ' Sent A tr«)tn rum t u t v tphi ii! Mot by day. •aid th a t fa r 51 years, Mr.' O'Neal danger of collapsing. The chemi- jCBI, legion*»hft* announced that lay the r * v r ' J ' b o n y ) r T. lw<r i film f*i1 i sit i *li 11 rt> fur had devoted himself to the in­ cal. laboratorg appeared to b e ; t he organisation will participate) Rev. Brook* expressed tbaiiki 4 bulge.I " , I'leak | , r , > HUNGKINK. Jan 30. (JP)— A , Alleh. u .g undamaged. terest* of C entral Florida. C .P . C o llin s * 84, <iput t i l l n |>t’ i m il1, rt ri* llufl4! I ml lo high m'IiikiI girl* who, under diI by imiiifttltw In iHit vurimiH d r - i t . » *!.*» big and elite ring will i nieril Civil nl erfesniwi. * # .» , I «*Tn|iCIClC OVtfT ffllll »U?«ltlllJI 111# pm (m en u of the huinreom lnit. . .. * ■ jIIiA -i * i. To F rank Lnrnson, Kiwanis |»€'inJiri|f furtlivr iiivi^llnnlliiii of rcetlun of Prmci|>n! Herman K, ActWitie# 31 hmwit Nutiomil AMcinlily l» commit a felony, w a - up D ied In V irgin ia song M urni. received donations up Fir^t leader, Ed Lana presented tlie imiUor, . #1| riHitmuin* U tu e e n K ovrrnm tnt court. S trrc) last Saturday. a large cartoon depicting an old TRUMAN SPEAKS TONIGHT -----—-----------Vj NutimmllRi member*,* Of A — U p also expressM (hanki 16 the C.P. Collins. 14, fa th e r of Mrs. grey mule, a sm all rau b lt and subcnmmlttee dealing with this Melhodisl CnuKh troop of boy "JW ffT 'o f" ssnford n t ' Dr. Mr7 liknison ‘ leading KlwanTaliii ’ WASHINGTON. J*n. IA*>1rpiritIon at China's unity conferscouts who are m aintaining col­ C.C. Collins of DeLsnd, tjled in their favorite aong, "T he Old Prasldent Truman will epeak to feme. lection boxes In thc Sanford A t­ on Monday at the home of hie Grey Mule." Seld Mr, Lane, " I t the nation tonight by radio as j A subcommittee meeting—held lantic National Hank, Florida fjalighten Mrs J.H. Lowe at is a pleasure to present to you part of th* observance of the S tate Bank. Eddie's R estaurant, us the conference |t*clf was Cripple Ctttlt, Vat after a lin­ this picture of you end your late President Roosevelt'* birththe Valdes Hotel, Ritx T hratcr anniversary. His address buddy. IMesss han g this in your gering Illness. • t n t is w in t T K li m i m w hat labor will do in the future lobby and other locations in the o on the air shortly before i m rnt—has resulted In both sides —Mr. Collins retired from tho office to remind you of th a t Tliorc will bo nn A'Mitlon to "any more tiiuu I know what city. midnight, Eastern Tim*. While * - --j refusing to budge from their de* the W inston Churchill vacation Wv -iatock-^Abutlness tn Weet s 6ng you have sung so much." Congress will do next vverk." Although no tabulation of re ­ virglnle end cefne to Florida la A Warning ag ain st the possibil-• mauds, Mr. L e n t declared la te r th a t th* P re sid e n tjis speaking, Mrs. group at Miami Beni ii sults has as yet been received, Truman and (heir daughter will ity of a rabies epidemic was I At the same time, rumors have IK S w ith his daughter Mrs. G. the rab b it represented a well ____ Governor Caldwell lias Appoint­ She is Mrs. Sarah Oliver W in­ receipts ate said to be givvd. Maryh of Dimes birthday sounded today by City officials *slutted the round* in ChungA. donee. I(e was ait active known Kiwanlan of small sta tu re, battend a lls " to this when City M anager Sayer a ta lc d iking th a t Chinese Communist* ston ChurchillT daliglilci. whu_D ed Willium llt'i'k rr. n Tampa F urther contributions member of tho M ethodist Church f there may be a very serious epl-|now have decided not to ra tify leaving England tmluv by plane. attorney. n« IlilUlHirougli County cause are desired Imd donors arc e t H untersville, W est Virginia Mrs, ■Oliver Li cspeeled at Judge. llrtHikrr succeeds George asked tn place contributions -hi demlc of raLtoe Among doga and , some of the agreements reached until his re tire m e n t H a waa Men She will acrnmpntiy the former Cornelius, who died a week ago. donation boxes or contact Nod other pets unlses everyone to- by other subcpnftniUee* a t the Miami h» Hoetonnan. W- V a , B ayt-41. on Thur-olay night. Ilrrnker will serve out the tin- Smith, ch a tte r chairm an, or the operates with the health officers jrenference. These rumors aay British Beach lM I. Mra. ('olllnS, th e form er P. Brooks, J r., drive Minister nml Mis. expired term which ends next Rev. by keeping their dugs Hod o r l Communist headquarters In Ye- ChurchillPrime S allio.O raau Begby of Richmond, to llavanna. Cuba, on January. chairman. penned up for at least 30 daya nan hat* given the leader of th* V e, died ta 1012 . and ha* them vaccinated If they Communist dslegalion, General Friday. u la addition to hU daughter In When Ihcv gel to llnvantin The vrititnj of the Into* John WASHINGTON, Jan. 80, UTh~ have not alraady* been vaccinated Chou En-Lai. a number of ■new visiting morion pic turn sta rs: Van ' - ^ “ f o rt an d son In DeLond, Mr. E arly to bad la out of the question th# Churchills and their p arty Denham Bird, former Cnited within the past year. Johnson, A lsr/s Smith, M argaret demand* to present. There is no Ins (a etirvlved by flvw other fo r the ladies o t th e Whit* Ilona* will b« guests of the Cuban Gov­ S tales deputy internal revenue C lare Luce W ill N ot Mr. Sayer said that, the City O'Brien, Paul Henreid, Diana Indiratlon of their nature. b Dr. G.B- CoUtefc, D r. W- theaa days. Mrs. H arry Trum an Ljmn, '.Rddle ernm ent. Tlicy will stay at the collector a t West Palm lleach. Bracken, Orson Health Officer has handled five Meanwhile, Chines* Inform a­ presidential palace. W. CdUlpa aMd 0-B Coillns. all of and daughter M ary M argaret have Walls, Charles Cobum. Constance caaea during the month of Janu­ Mrs, lonbelte Stout Bln), died R un F o r R e-E lection tion M inister K.C. Wu hs* d e­ W ort - V irginia, R.E. Collins of no less th a n eight parties on th e ir Moore, and A t Miami Beach today—the In. n Miami hospital last night amon ary, shipping all five dog’s hmds he Gen* Kelly, th a t "generslly speaking, Churchill w ent to a luirheon at a t the age of 72. WASHINGTON, Ja n . 30, (<V»Rsrnsvtllo, Md. and O-M. Collins heduta fo r tonight. T h ey are to the Board of Health,__ as -a ft- clared _____ _______ hostilltfes have ceased In North Rspuldiran Congresswoman Clare N ad lio n . W te t and two h t of th* Roosevelt birthday _______________________ night th* ladle* . of H i •ult of eevarai persons having China. Truce teams, Including British war leader and Mrs. The W ar Department reports Boothe Lure has announced th a t daughters, Mrs. O.H. Bonnott of II* p u t on In th e nation'* capi­ W hite House 3 ' were up late, t<w. been bitten by these doge. The American and Chines# Govern­ the S u rf ClidvvThey plan to gu to Hialeah P ark this afternoon. th a t activities a t Camp Blandlng sha will not be a candidate for Fairmont. W.Va. and R n . J.H . tal to rate* fiutda to fig h t infww want o u t a t m idnight to report showed that all five dogs ment and Communist rep resen ta­ probably will Iw curtailed nl th# re-election n eat .Fall. In # brief tUe paralysis. • to crowd* a t special had rabies, and those persons f ir s t la d r and hsr d au ghter 8 shows In th ree W ashing­ bitten are now being treated. tives, have been flown Into all TJohn L- Lewi# has set up n eat few months. A spokesman announcement ef her decision, Mrs. Method1st Church and ‘ r* te a Whit* lltmsr ton th eaters, Dreseed in a black Several othar caste have been re­ areas to see that th* true# term* aome direction signs for labor* state* th ere is no known basis Luce said th a t her reasons would for n rep o rt th a t th* camp will become clear (n lima- She did a t 8:48 o’clock tonlghl crepe evening dress, Mary Mar- ported and thare are several dogs are being observed by both sfdee, future. not amplify bar rem ark. The shaggy haired President of be inactivated in March. or (M ir round of told In.un-r*hearsed etords now Under observation. She mads no comment on specu­ BRANAN T r OMOTED th e United Mine W orkers brought tho la st atop, Mrs. w aa glad ta have a job Mr. 8ayer requested all dtlAntonio Gomes Robledo—newly lation th a t sha m ig h t W o me a hr* 000,000 miner* back to th# infantile paralysis cam- aana to keep their doge from run­ Wllllem C. Branan, a msmber A FL Friday, appointed Mexican delegate to candidate for th* Senate. Thla . , nked je a n audisnee ning at large until this/ epidemic tk aroee afte r th* announcement la cleared up, for tt will probably of th*.Third Bombardmsnt Squa­ Ha says th a t "obviuusly the n - th e United Nations O rg an tu tio n U Tha evening schedule become necessary for th# Police dron which Is stationed at Rio adflltatlon of th# mine workers conference In oLndon—has arriv ­ by GOP S enater Thomas l l a r t of one part of Mr*. Truman's m et | movie rtaro m«kb?J Department to take such action IUU, panama, has been promoted makes the A FL thc most re pro- ed In Miami from Rio De Janlero Connecticut th a t he will not be a dar today. She wQl ha' ills. 8 b* w illingly as destroying or Impounding all to th* rank of flret lieutenant, te n tativ e and dominant organixai yesterday by Pan American clip­ candidate for tha seat to which per. ! U - will leave for New ha eras a tta in te d by Governor dMate' to xHmch at th* tografh for stage stray d on in order to hoop this according |o Information receiv­ tion of labor in America." Raymond Baldwin. l*w l§ says h* do«s not know York C iljr- today. Write.55The list Include^ ed yesterday. dietee* from spreading. WASHINGTON, J a n* 3 -jy iU — T T id 'C S h K r e M lo lS m Rev. Branscombe i s Main Speaker Oak Ave. Brick Building Falls At Kiwanis Meet !L[' Commission Discusses Operation Of Future Carnivals In Sanford *fersrt®(sdFfca!t Let* Mixon Lined $150 By Circuit Judtfe M. B. Smith « the boat which Rev. Brooks Say*s March Of Dimes To . Last Until Feb. 15 ( umposition Of China’s Assembly Churchill’s Duughter Tn Join (iroup; Ijpwis Sets lip Signs For AFL Future Warning Against Rabies Epidemic Sounded By City A Early To Bed Out Of Questibn For Ladies Of White House Tonight sz%ttu % _' ■^ ' • * Tt’ "* ____ _________ _ mm : — t ' * ---------- .>'1 f. - ..A -------•* — e- ' *V » .n afat . . ’ . .u ’TW ■" •• 1 '• A, �i ..“ _ - ----- - . •— r_ V ; -J ■ f '' « ■ • re® 1 MvU|i/.! i .IIAOT'/fiB / ( .I tliMi»»iei«l»M«**M|ii|o*f>«< I____m a - ^ g g ----_ ■ ■ -rftv B S | __ 4 - B B S AH It- j All CII10WAB H ill '/ •M.lMIfr i ' f *♦ u i r i M ^ J i u n j u f t TheSanfdrd Herald . i : « m v i u i i « 4 tm i * « i |>nhlUkr4 «i *i 11# • r » r » f t ffiliq U / :\ JJjtjM j’rL im o o a i 114?( - h »- OLD GREEK, INTERIOR11' .j,- I**!r*. ■ |. J !, 1 .1 i» i i. < i . ;»-.» U ' “I have Ireen led to beliuvd‘ nayg a etter to the Forjim, ‘'Unit the mission of n new.*|utpf r in to furnish the public with th e latest news, which includes publishing and r m c m l ■■ » r a > 4 fla a « H t t l H fit lu t,.r ST. D M *. Mt I k r I ‘ M | l l f l l r e delivering with the least practicable delfty. Perhaps I am HI a a a la n l. t-'lnrlita. H lr f r l I k r A r t w rong.. . t)f t « * * r t - . « a t M arrfc H, IMrT. "Returning from work at 8 I’ M. ‘hi and behold' there Is u »i.u tn i,. i n ; A * K S lI r r the morning paper, (but no™oven in jr paper. Occasionally Jht* llU n illlA IJI'.AA evening paper docs not arrive until I have eaten, dressed hrnl O a a la raa V »H P r gone out for the evening- Now, 1 ask you, is that delivery 111 l i l t M II- T IO \ It A T I'.* I 'a i a k l r l a td ia a r * >-ith the k'ttst practicable delay?" t M r t 'a r r l r r , M a r k * t M That sounds almost as if it might have lieen written U r r M a a tk ...... ........................... .»• - rk rrr M a r ik * — . ----------- — U ) about The Sanford Herald, but it wasn't, It appeared in III M a n illa — .............. t .M lia r trn r >— -. M » the Forum of nnothcr Florida newspaper. Unfortunately, A ll r k l l r a r y a a llr r a . r a r d a a t in this day and time all newspapers are suffering more or tk.ittaa, rr*< t.a lln a a <■»*•« a n i . i h at r H I r r t n la m r a la t a r I k r p i.M n .-r a t less from the same problems of getting the paper de­ r k l i l a i la m ia , w i l l *>r' i l a i i r t f a r livered early and regularly. -------i r s a l a r w l i r r lU l i l ji a t rain. Chief among those who have been adversely affected Ih la N d \ r tia p t ip r r ll* | * r r * # * f «kf i t . - . In r., rr i» r r s r a u T h # I lff n U I by the war have been the children of America. Thu absence » ik. imumyu ih »i! <ii-sS\»»OVr«|cif_ many—fathom In-the- armed—service has r r l a a l a l 1 ' I H la l a r la r a ra t d llr a la Ik * . a n n lr r a ( l k to relax discipline in the home- In other families unusually r t l a r l i u l k r a d ^ a a r lr r a la I S lr a g a long hours for the father and frequently outside work for am i A rw ta lk .* ~ j On— mother -have-weakened parental gntdnnce. Overcrowded T k » n i i r « i n « a mcuiu a ra k fi XX— r d t ir il V r r a a n i l # ' U r f r l i t - Conditions at home in overcrowded communities have some­ a a l t r l i r a l l l l r i l la I k r a a r t a r t r * , p u l- llm t U n . a t a ll m m i < iU | ia irk r« times liriven children into the streets. r r r illir d la It wr M l ..| l* -rw la r Thare a r e '0 coprse many reasons for the Increasing * r r r iillr il la fk la p a p r r ■ » * a la a I k r la r a l a r m r a k lla k r A h r r r ta . lack of responsibility so often found these davs .among our _ ^ - U l _ » ( w k l * l a - j r a M k lb a lla a ■al-.aar t people," not ^lBK Rt^)r"vchr«’h " ir r h ( ''TW y"nTofi7i^ mtr i I m r«< I lU - p a lr h r * im ftl. o f te n f in d s its w a y in to th e p a c k e ts o f c h ild r e n £<w oft WBimtetDAV. JAN. 30, 1 l>f8 #«t| Piiirt*r Hi v n n fo r J . Iln r ld M III tfNgiittila MIBI.K vi-.Hm *up T‘h)AV huvunile ■delinquency in Che Hfktory of the country. ,„.Jur sgch conditions it is not surprising th a t carrier YKT I’KTKIt WAS THE FIRST t o DENY IMF LORD. WE AhK boys w * not quite as good as they used to he- They .are JUDGED NOT 11V OUR HOA8 TB n fftr Ary from hc\pg Juvenile delinquents, to he sure. In HUT UY OUR ACTIONS MAM OF US DENY CllRlST EVERY A 0.ti.buys w ho.ve willing to work for their living, to report itb’ evqry afternoon for their (wipers, to deliver them MAY ll\ out: ,MilON8, HV customers every afternoon rain or shine in spite OUR l.IVKS; Rjt Pater »aid unto I him, \ 111. i li all shnll lx* <ffrn'l 0f jRI ggmes and than to collect .for thetp on ^Satur•■•I yet,will not I__Mark ys wbon other boys arc going fishing, deserve the high‘ — ‘ “ it seems to us. even though .lit times they do thi* jiajH-’C into the yjyd. • foumlatipn fjy. spl|d .business lire "lUMc me.rciiunL-i‘' who buy th eir iwpers. form (is and sell ^hom to th e public at a subslanU}tl jn^.fit to ' themselves. Thuy nib loariiiitg how to deal with the public Every vi-li-ran whu ran po**iMy Hj i*n alHiuhl take uilvatiloift* ip up honest busimlsslike way and they are beginning io of Iliu |inivl*Sou In thi- (II bill mnieislpnd that service brings a jd st Tuwartlof riflilx Kia'ittiiK fnlornl n il Tl\ese pee lussrms which are b flrd 'ty tench .when so —In ffnlris lo rnllrKP, In the yttnrn many grown people seem to have forgotten them, hut the to como tim e nperit nuw K tlting all over the country are doing Uteir best to ^u ki "<l cilnralinn w ilt pay auIi - ROWS stanllal ilividendn. lib ye in tite younger generation this spirit which made America pud many of its famous men Hke Alulrey,' I‘a yin? farmurx not to r#Uo AUltio tune ao parr ally U nol Itm Carnegie,- gregt. We appreciate the help which,m any of nhfy 'rrain n r.ugnr nit ion (ng hn« qtir suhscrihers arc giving to this sume end. — ---------------- ¥ Iter: , !' M liscn continui’.l much lim gsr than ktiythltlK eUn- T hf^im liitm ont of Mvcn* imilviilunts, one of them a York O l’A uyunt, In 600,000 pouml »urnr tacket, might hnvn boin«-tiling to do with it. Now that a vnigp »ctilnment ‘ . '.r h n s - b e c a rc jth fil in two Of tha l,l« aulomObue lm!u.*tilc*, wo may *<MJh hcgin In K«i aunj*flj*» tbt» u». (Aon (> n wage nottleRtenl i* iruchril in the steel inTtnorv provtililig the nwil miners unlnn ilnevn’t tie up the steel Industry.. *• ' AA.iti^ tuom lnenl p ersonafilW enml.it' to F lorid a.th is w inter — and they all are sooner or later — |s I resident Trum an who will fly to Rollins College for mi honolary ilrgree as Doctor of Humanities and then fly on lo Minnll where Jie will Imard the nresldentisl yacht for a little . ruhing In (Julf (Uenm waters ami — we’ll bet — with \V|n»tun Uhurrhill. The Supreme Court — you know, the one I’reiident Rmucveil pocked with mi-called "ilhctr* al»” — Raved DorU Duke »umc 114,000,000 In U i n the other day which" a little tow ndiip in New Jcmey win* trying to coUwt. Without guing into the m rriti or demerit* of the Supreme Court’* (lecliion, which undoubtedly * » i well (unported by law, Imagine w hat in# Now Dealera would have amid about th« Nino tfkl Men if Ihl* docUlon had be*n tendered before the court wa* parkeill * ffi Scnnlnt- Tyding* dt Maryland wbulil have l’re*ld«nt Truman call - a world dl*urmament conferenre. "In this elate of * worid armed to the tM th,"| he eald, ■ Mwi> cannot fu rther- rely upon the Unite,! Nation* O rganlulipn for uui own protection. W* dl*. tlnctly recall th a t one of I’reel■deal ifardlng'* flrat acta after becoming p reddent In 1021 *•> tnti nil a illrarm am ent conference,' ‘ whereupon the United S ta le i took many of Ha w atahlna opt lain the hrond A tlantic and sank them, ae an example to other natlniuf, 'and reduced It* eland' " tWHy to a Cnrporar* guatlf. We ran not rely upon the llnl Nutlon* Orgnniaatlon anv mdro than the Teague of Nations, We had liettrr let someone else Ml , tho example In dhutrmnnienl till*' lima. We ore not *o surx th a t All thi* talk about the invention of the atomic bomb providing' the answ er, for the continued *“ ““ -of the world 1* such a good vince, I f people become convinced th srr U no danger of ever havln another world w ar because it could be M h o rrib le 'th a t no na- wouh ’"”,Jcan‘“L .■ they .. . y .Bv B Vx ' ■m Robert LaFoUetk*;— , I . HUHAI. UOMMON .SKNHK much fu rth er, in the aam e 'direc­ tion. When the United State# w u |*l 11 Hy -Spud* Johpmia K l l l - o -*^-L- — ■!. y' -r ' A t ,.’w• first settled IP out of 20 peoNe ' T h r Atrifrirurl fa n n e r In X rfotii- ware needed on the lend to raise bur one of the mrj*l lavish users enough to supply their own Jieede, atti-I'ow u. in tin* utirU , » m t.m i n ­ pins a little extra w tta d e the im is in g his sources, of power twentieth for manufactured goods. lie j a c k aT iN N trrr WASHI NOTON — Sen. Holier t fllster rind faste r. Increasing use Hut the industry' revolution also M. I ji Follelte, Jr., chairman of m ntfiinjry has brought vastly started a mechanical revolution the land. The farm er has of the Joint ('rm m ittee on i-mr- higher farm production with less on __ been' riding .iding a definite upward ganiiatim i of Congress, aoticl|inl. Libor otul hcemswsleatined to g o ,; been , curve of mechanical power fo r e<l President Truntan'a blast at 'm o re than a cealijry. Turkey haa gent a challenge for the Dav(a tennis the" Congressional rolnm itlres when nearly two years ago lie man. thou* i* very little itkellbefore World War I farm ing cup, .the matehua'for which take place the coming summer. said; homl . Uittt th e y will vole ihem- had progressed io fa r Intechno­ This tends to refute the old notion that the Turks are the "The filin g of prim ary legisla­ Miltre- out of iheie iinpaitanl logy and mechanisation th a t onolaziest people on earth, spending all their time in coffee tive responsibility for each of the Cumin Kiev job* -actu al or polen- third of the population could d° all the farm ing necessary- for the houses nnd leaving the wqrk to their wives. broad pnases of governmental llnl. / An cxainple^jif ho* committee other two-thirds, and do It better, _ Soldiers from other countries who have fought them policy- .ami .the definite as.ign membet* mid chairmen feci almut Hy 1029 one-fourth of the popula­ know that the Turk can be energetic enough when he wants ™,^ln ° L ^ i t t"*TouM ^ovi,li Irgiaiatlon which ndght • take tion could handle the farm ing. Du­ to be- Since Mqstapha Kemal reformed t^te nation after more clearly defined chanhflR of ’bom wot of clrru h tlo n I* the ring the te st few yeara the coun­ World Wbjr I, Turkey has been virtually tuadu over. Women contact and cooperation btoween pneeant conflict over unific t nu- try h*s ju s t corns through a per­ the legislative ahd executive tioiuil defense; T h e 4 House afcll iod of fta urea test farm output have been freed, the grip of the Mohammedan priesthood branches of the federal g o v e r n - - N a v a l Affair* Committees of all time, with leas than onehas been broken, new Industries have been established, n ment. are definilolv nppcisnl to 1U m od- fifth of the peopl* on the land. critic* have said, beSecretary of A griculture _. some _ ______ ,Ait __ new and simpler written language has been Introduced1./uid 8t«mljng cornm.Uce* of (‘on- ly, gross slum mild be so nr«nrilift| thni cuu*e..thcy_ fo ek 'Jb cy .n o longer dcrsgn said recently it laA't too Turks wear hats instead of fezzes. will hav* u definite «nhcre will havr their COmmJTUo- jm>*| niuch to expect that before many Now It seems that they have taken up tennis, If they each I years one m will be able to of government policy for which it or ee.iiority. mi Other do bk wc|l in. this as in their other new activities, their op­ must assume continuing responsi­ I'residcnt Truman'* co ntention' produce all the food and bility. If that ruul.t be accom­ thet " a handful of men" can block | farm product* needed for 10 In ponents had bettor look'out. * plished Coni tlahed Congress will have gone legislation t* nothing new. Gen. the clllrx. Machinery manufact coi’gp W, Washington had hi* trou in-eras have designed meohankal ------long kay In reasserting He pol­ uaoiV* icy-making function under,• 'the Ida* with Congress. So did Lin­ implement* esixcially f o r the coln. Wilson and F.UJt. Hut few a mall farm er, where before practi­ constitution.1' F irs t . . available . . . T . .... have Sen. I.a Follelte and Rep. A. 8 . Chief, Executive* hod a b etter on- cally. the only or>*t a . "Mike" Mr.nroney have Intro­ por (unity to loss the lull In the been of such’ site th a t they could voters than th t .................. a t of H arry Tru- be used economically only on latge Cases are already going to the new World Court. In one duced bill* which would c p t the farm s. • KI committees of Congress down of them Great Britain has offered to submit for decision to gd—-13 In - each chamber1. On Us dispute with Guatemala, noarly a century, old, over the riirlt *ide of the lull, ill thusi- would lie agriculture; appropriation?; ownership of Bolize or British Honduras. . t finance and m onetary a f ­ The argument goes hack to I860 when a boundary rulesfairs; labor and public w elfare; agreement between the two countries was negotiated but claims; Interior, natural resource* never carried out in full- The Guatemalans have long main­ and public work; D istrict of Co­ tained a claim for all o£ British Honduras, or rft least its lumbia; executive departm ent exarmed force*; foreign ■■ * southern part. If they should win, Great Britain would pemlitnre*; relation*; Interstate commerce; lose a territory ns large as Wales. . and judiciary. t There ic one reason these m eas­ Whe said that the great powers would never submit are going to get o sums com­ any of their claims to the new United Nations Organiz. ure* mittee run around th at I’rexidunt tjon? £vjdei\tly ,lhey jvcrc wrong. Truman complained about. If the legislation should ____ ... be pasaed- 4* committee' c h ih m e n 'a n d ''* lt -th e committee member* who have RAVAGE 18 DISCHARGED STM I /■ - Joseph Savage of I se n io rity will be kicked down- CommUtee Blast Turjts Try Tennis Court's |% t e ,l ^ r . t W Cent X mt 203-09 E. 1st Sf. Rhone 127 MS! HOHJE T O W N N E W S PAffrr YOUR CAR NOW RhorUgra of meat, fats and .■War hpv^ given the ^hos;llnl dMIUan ,ma»y H ,heail*«he. But nothing like Deute, who Is Haiti, more’* No. t gourmet. Mix* Mary iRajnHart, the hospltgl's dietitian, aald the usual ,W«Jr of haiHlUng patlenu with fancy food Idas* was a complete failure with Deotr. Tha usual method, 'she explained, waa to tag! ■f , ■, •* t ■ ' .- , ■ r - .- - You’ll experience th e sam e feelin g of ttiH p a d confidence w h e a you know- i1 B metal is preserv ed u n d e r a ahlay n ew p a in t job. rp fit - *-3b r j j 'v . d(. <iaa y*w uii ■** hew r peek this dish you’re talk- i‘L .W B S ■_ & war no 1ko~r.i MATHER of SANFORfT you a r e proud o f how you look to o th e rs. ppw1*1 SSfeTff A XS*P4.V three will he another 19-95. UP You Feid Better and you do Bettor when m m HALTIMORE—A rthur II, [)eut* ter a t Jacksonville. I* back In ht» wclJ-firderr.) kitchen -rr' 1 ' ' n w.jw —and the flHl-dcpvrtipent at, ^ Mrrt-y hosriVal Is back to nor- sm art girls love! Right nnywhere, ahyMmc *''• perfect atop all your ca.xual glothes! Siipf r in bright new Spring color*I Cases WJvat iGourment Wanted Was X)nly Beautiful ‘Sole* N.vl| nulcy. • &fr(lMri%nElbtflAL .7. the^lidy <«tt*thi!T m AJN, Wm and mare >s and mor . t-! B __ - 30 t- a n e stim a te for, a ;i,V la defeat I ■ w , -T , ' •A - ' ' tlWSl fel'- W f -- - rar m . ' TzUFf ' . v :=w ■- ’ —J= , • i. \ i r‘ ■• M <;i ' 5’ ji,r-‘ I HHH H H �r - - X L im v __ - __________________________■,» l - f - *■<X*T________________________________________________________ T — . . "T 7 -mi, ’ •' j • i| I f . — owaawmim (A 'T re asu re Shop" will be T tk . No. 14« sponsored . by the Woman’* Auxi­ liary of the Holy Cross Episcopal Church on Apr. 26 and 27 In “C am pus Q u aran tin e” the downtown section of San­ ford for the lieneflt of the Is Ju n io r Class P lay a lta r fund which I* being raised <T FRIDAY pay for a new * m a i n Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Hudson to The American Legiun Auxiliary T he Junior Clue* of Seminole in the c h u r c h in of the Ciimpbell-Lossing Unit No. High School w ill present "Cant- spent the weekend will) relatives a l t a r memory of ■those who gave their 63 will meet a t the legion Hut pus Q uarantine’', a comedy pro­ in W inter llttven. live* in World W ar I and IL It a t 7;30 I'. M. The past president* duced by special arrangem ent will be honor guest*. Friends will reg ret tu learn * * i announced yesterday, by Rev, with the Northwestern Tires* of a t Mr*. Mrsi Frank Fran MacNrill Is 111 Mark Carpenter at a meeting of .Minneapolis, Minn. In she school that the general committee. auditorium F riday at 1:4B P.M. at her home on P ark Avenue. Seminole R cbckah The shop will sell clean and and 8.00 P.M. with Mrs. Mae useful "w hlta elephant” .article* Lodge Holds M eeting Daly. Fort ami Mr. George Mc­ Friend* will r e r o t to learn contributed* by member* of .th e Clelland as directors of the play that Mr*. Tom Bolt Is confined to parish and friends. The item* her- home because of illness. The Seminole Kebeknh Liaise ami 'sponsor* o f the da**. will Include clothe*, furniture, Nop 43 met Thursday evening In T his rollicking comedy of col­ hhltley Smith, student of F.S.- glsssw are, rhlna, and kitchen i h ? 0.1,1fellow. Hall with Mr*, lege life has fox it* locale the llula Thomtou, vice (Mbit grand, sorority house on a Southern C.W., spent the weekend at home utensil* which ate in excellent presiding in the nb**nre of Mra. campus. The situations arc funny with her parenta on Silver Lake condition. Mr*. Il.il. Coleman, - » * r y . , Jam eson,. noble, sran d . and th e-w haracters true to life. hut ha* returned to Tallahassee. chairm an of the project com­ m ittee - requested th at all con­ Mr*. Ethel Moore read a paper The play has an Injereillng plot, tribution's Ih- taken to the Parish Mrs. C. T. Carpel j that of a girl'* sorority hom e IteHouse where they will be sorted " . “ " .ju g quarantined while some of W. M. Pence of Charlotte, N. C. ami stored until time for the ■re *pendin» the-w lnter with their t i e boy* are atlll Inside. ------f i l e r h m ^ b ro th er-in -k sw , Mr. sale. If -tran sp o rtatio n - is not STEEL CARD e»: avaitntdr. donors are asked to ttmi Mr*. C. C W hittington. •v william s, Hel CABINETS call the Parish House and Ihe 1Caroline Lee. Myra Southward Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Sharon article* will be picked up. 1 Bette Shannon, Simon Dingfehier, jin g le and double.’ 3x5. and Mr*. C. A. Adams h g v e g a . I m i l l-n-lwip l l y rnld K a s t n c r . l " _ gfl" 3«Ii— indent— * »o4 'Jack ie Moye, Spencer Harden and ?heir guests, M rs. Adams sister, card*. Vour' patronage ap­ Mrs. W, T, Bennett of Savannah. W alter Cook. preciated. Ga., for several week*. Mildred Babcock, posters; Mrs. roncerning Robert WJley. founder H eI Oddfellows _____ Mrs, M. CJ. Tracy has returned Mayme Hodgkin and Ml** Ce­ ofP th of Atmeric*. A poem dedicate,! to Mra. Effltf’ to her home a t 247-1 Palmetto celia Truluck publicity I Mr*. W. Avenue after spending several E. Watson .trp rrsen tallv e of St Cole, juniry" F**1 -noble g ' OFFICE’HUPPt.Y CO. was read by M nK-.M ae. Rubow. months jn Memphis, Teim. Her Agnes C hanter: .Mr*. B .L .'P e r110 Vs Mag. A re. Phone 986 .Approximately 15 member* at son. Everett, accompanied her to kin*, St. Anne’* C hapter; Mr*. Sanford and ha* been spending Amelia Noble, St. Mark’* Chap­ tended the m eeting. aome time here. te r; Mr*. Joe ..Mciseh, St, C ath­ erine Chapter. **’ Mi*. Theodore Kortlander' an ! Eaatt chapter ' representative Is H E A D L IN E N EW S! ,M rt. C arl Moyea of San Rafael, requested by Mra. 'Coleman to Calif, are guest* o f Mr. and Mr*. select five member* from hob Emmett Hunt at their-hom e 703 rh ap le r to *sii*t In assembling Oak -Avenue. Mrs. Kortlander and the Itentx for the sale and aid We are happy to announce th a t Mr*. Mayes plan to make S an­ with the selling also. we are attain in a position to giyc ford their home, The committee will be a*»l*t. you the expAt, efficient service ed by Mr*. S.O. Chase, chair? Mr, and Mrs. Joe Sw arti of man of the telephone group you have .been accustomed tq. East I , lip, I,. J. and Mr. and Mrs. membera of the Woman* Auxil­ Sam Levy of lfockaway . Beach, ia r y and the Men* ClubL. 1. ,wlm have been the ireent Senior Operators guests uf Mr. and Mr*. Dave Levy at their home on Silver Mrs. Huby Echols latke have returned tu their Mrs. Pauline Phillips home*. A P Newsfeature* | 11 ‘ l u l i i»t t« Mils | ^-j|| <hpart* bmng hrhl at th e First Bapt.-t 1 ^ „ „ Sl|mlay morning m,irninB al)<| t ’hnrrh In Di T F. t alluwny of- conduct the w oi-hl|f it-ivirr, TIiouiM-uile i , it., are 'htnng at j Martin Mn.evlphei i- in charge tended t-> excellent 'crowd*, ac- t «'f the singing d u n e — tire recoidtny to Rev. W.P ltti.uk Vu| *,-■ vires. Society Editori. C.-ccIl* Truluck Social Calendar e r s on a l POWELL’S Teen Age Mrs. Minnie Hess Garner Mrs. Helen Garner McCollum - EVA - HESS BEA U TY SH O P 108 E. ’2nd St. Phone DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT AT T H E SEM IN O LE. CO U N TRY CLUB For Members and Their Guests. Fashion Favorites ' - ftw i. 9 . * r&’f s k P A fip T » P F J r ■ s « w ^ —^ w * — s w * * * ^ — — - Loud Attcrftfiince A tf,r>,n“‘r,rnf'hr1 t ^i,rl' r, ................. .... ........ . 1. aic »rnciJiilt*il fur loServices R eportedJ(l.th, rh.u-.fav „„.i i». j#*«Hnwav w.ll \prnk M iho T reasy re Shop P ro je ct O f W om an’s A uxiliary m in I when the Lake Champlain docked at New York. ~ 'P E R R A C E — TA LK (Inlrritti tonal), T ru th S e e k e rs m e e t A t C h u rc h A n n ex Tile Celery have I 1,1,1 T ioll, . Seeker* Sunday special attraction* this Friday • S*-lw»«l t tas- uf the F irst Melho evening with IlCT-CUUMLEY ill di-t t hu tih met fm their regular charge . this Is to celebrate ho-m *-- and -•« i»l -e»*u>n nl the | the opening of the Junto* C U .^ . cluiroh anwex MoiuJac afternoon Play new irro tils and lot- a* ■ ocltwk with Mr*. John of othei thing* . . . IIA It It 7 Vnugltnn. pio-id.'iit. ptesidingoROBSdN will tour to New Ymk meeling th e minute* »ei» i City »Uon to attend the- ipiiil* ■ and approved and the deconvention . . . all maim fa c tu m * votnnul wn* given by M rs, T. E ' of ipurlliig goods wilt Ite rep ie W)l*uii nho *»l ie«s*sl the impml; *cnt«d a t the cottv . . . . M R S ante of R a ping God*, low*. O. ■FLY NT. program chairman Financial repot I- wen- g n e n j for the recent P.T.A. County and atlrn tio n was called to the Council m eet-in I am* wood. I i u - ‘ le ase ill the -tiea-ur^ and all ,i|n eoVmnittee inniMilt tee i him senfetl nn* Txrcttent program hf rep nTT. n rr. if fioi,; ' that time . , . she brought the oian- g a t e n n „ i f o f, lilt- uctlslti girl*' hi.cltt'Mi a fiiim | 1h* linirYji of the 4*Ib **. Ref I e- ium-nt - ivi-n1 served dm Hrhot»l In tin* m rrliug uml <ng tin- .mini limn li> .Vlr*. ft they JiN*w!*f!t It Ifcttifl MillxHit i | | Wdsoo fflifltl!' A U k r Maty. I oiiir -tini.lioisVI ami \| i iti'li ...liiiivnt. m. ii . -.ervinl -4i.il— woodr tit’iiFYn juui rtll 'fH ffln nv a! 1............. M l . It I 1l' 1 i . i town p of count \ wf*ic \k.- Well, it hasn't snowed in the city for *o long, s t thought we’d l«? cheated f,l|t of all the winter fun. So when Ann's fath er offerd to drive * roupl* of us kid* up o Stowe, Vermont, for the week­ end. we were delirious. It was rcprci^nunl o .l V i - I K. W ll.oil MB O LI.IN \ Slut h.i|. really super, Wr went sleigh rid­ A Y L O R . f . l s . r s v nml M U ' 1 htaM* .itti-loling the meeting ing *ml ice skating. And in the A Y L O R rflt'ln nli4tl then 11 I ■ 11 Mr. V .i.igtn. M i- I t fn^t evenings we had grub gabbles and wedding muuver* hi > in S«iof.. i V\ M........l; W larrii'i Mi­ roasted ground horse and dach­ Jiin. ‘J h tt ......it in M I F' M MILS A Y L O R tlo v\ s shund* over * boitflrer \| i I non,4 VblalO« I \l.i* t forme* M A i n HI.A K hi wi. Y’know those wooly bead eov| • I 4-1 In,., Ml .1 I. Hi ctl hy lHi* I'Iii Ih'Iv I|»hi. Mrs. A. R. Key Is ering* that look like the headgear Kveniuv Bullvtin anil u. IimUmI n U ait * M I > li,n kev Mifoihion looks rtr m od rtlrtihing m the hontff ol HfNflY of a null of arm or* Well, I just her •» hitrnmfntit win* an appoint to-toi'i* Mi* loin. Mi.- .lime M ad ; H ostess To D. A« R. got one and it came in mighty ment with MR W I . U R wtn> «»«- .tell. Mi- Mabel mount Mr. t' , KOSiNfELD A thirfwonf at reriafde at thr coraet gut tom WIII iti ill s handy in the country. They are tu be inlrrvtPVYiNl pt |oi to lenvm.f \ Ron, lei The regnlni m onthly meeting warm ns toast and fit down over (hU ronntrv (•»» the iiiwisinn of 111- F'itissle limul-on, Mio. F.lir iwho'll wear if. of the Sallle H arrison Chapter the ear* and neck and under the .......... lietii Ucje-L. ,\| i Addle M in i-., Afrfcn iu\d SotiMirtit h n t t i r . of the Daughters of the American chin and only yonr fare peek* o tn .j They mel and I Mr* Jennie Ibit nam M i - M I' . , t hi*y nun 3rO N fC im £fl goyon Crepe Siiei 10 ro 13 Revolution was held Friday at Jean is going to make one for her | immediate! upon lit* i i ’ lui'i < h.tpmiin, Mt I I i d*si i V- M ri* ' the home of Mrs. A. It. Key In trip to Canada t -il|ll',lis4ll . I to this r.nm tij m the Little i I’ Kill* Mithe Weiaka A partm ents with Did jou hear th at the first I church \i.m n fi i M W allin \he t Hfitrr *n Mt* K 1i i ■. h Mrs. John Melaeh, Jr. a* ;o- junior achievement enterprise N>W*.Yfirk t it\ MIL AN IA)R. t'huk hostess. The meeting was presided to hr formed In Texas started in ii CnUforuitth. Hnh 1k*vii wt.tlionril i over by the Regent. Mr*. J. B. Houston? Allan TYarla I* pro­ nt the .^Miifot ,1 N m h ! \ ti HlnfNnu Jtiy , and wu» opened with the duction adviser. The kid* sre fen M3tpi* liitir a f mi mil the .r n » i l ii w -- I * ; A. It. ritual and flag salute. planning to maks stainless steel . “ f11ii j?** T iM*ml ii \ MitS 11 M ( liiM 11 1 < lMf|i L Mr* Hay announced that the jewelry a« their flrat project. rat ; ^ lEHil ilN'H ei to! i wot hi*» MRS I 1 1■ V I 1 i win < ‘ new by-law* will *ouu he pub­ Have you seen the new little () L A N K Y . ’ kMm||M I ,t *-J I tMlrfn i MAIttsAICKr Phi cm; lished. — jiffy and snooty packet compacts? ItKITZ and M RS R A Y MO N D ‘ litlll iiili h rrh' l iti litr I The cot responding secretary. They are _____ __ _____ _disposal ____ ______ L I N D Q U I S T lunching at ilotn ris ready prepared • v 1 1 ' M - -a. M rs.. I - It. Clement*, reported | pQffa containing face powder. . J A M E S < O l.ltK K T w 144• is that it note of thnnks list! been .Home nre powdered cloth, other* in n v ie s and working again „ . . . sent to Mr. Jncob-on for articles are tissues. But they are okay for MRS. I*. H. T K I ’S I f and M RS. which Wir* ,*ent to the Kate the kids because m ost of them J A C K 'M C D O N A L D etijiiyittg u i M Duncan Smith school. Mrs, Ray ju*t use a tittle dab nr powder nf hot choenlatr MRS .1 . L. ^ <? iff? <P y and Mr*. C. It. Dawson wete anyway. MCF'.tVAN enli-iing tin i'nghntii elected delegate* and Mrs. F\ E. Very few of the kid* use cos- S, tiiMil nf iJanring , JO H N Boll and-Mr*. J. II. Mruick alter­ met irs. Companies did a survey I V F.V a bu*v -man hu«iiing down iV , nates to the annual state D.A.K. to find out why. It seem* they the -trt-i-t Hit V tt F l ’. l’S 4 convention which will be held at found th a t 81 per rent of the ‘ ini- inr from ibi- .lin, ...... t“ West Palm Bench in Matvh hepf* found face cream ton gir*»> the 'milk building Miirlul At the conclusion of business and highly accnted. _ ,1 Knotty ioiiu im F'.iumy tiy by im (Forolhv l*uiki*r .\ Mrs. . Key gave an interesting . In on* high school In Kansas j (,,.1 risi*- lit. « i«v talk on • Ilrd Cross work aflei 87 per cent of the girls couldn't Sln*^ thr one will dn the ween which refreshment* wcie served find ft satisfactory shampoo—*n Ing! . . Little need I fear he’ ll O by the hostess to the following; they probably ju st used plain ol' s tray . . . Since I have Id* heart Mrs. Ray, Mrs. Dawson, Mr*. soap. in k e e p in g ............... l et n n n th tl -T ..Bolt, Mra. Menlck. Mr*. E. B. ■At ( t . (V In Texas, the girls were dissat­ hall him dear . . . Little chance V Clements, Mrs. I,. P. Hagan, Mr*. isfied wlUa the lipsticks; 47 per that he’ll forget me! . . Only IL J. Lehman. Mr*. Edmund cent said they were too greasy rii-e>! I curse and feni Her Melsch, Mrs. P. P. Campbell, Mrs, and .79 peF cent 'found they were hi nived -liefotc.-b« met nielM V .I W. II. Tutmlcliffc. Mr*. W. B. loo" drying. ...............aBd .anulharsY ftuf-Vnltiihe ! Ballard. Mrs. J. It. Root, Mrs. Only 9 per cent 4»f teen-age Niivel- . . . TTiF sun'" gone dim. t Geqrge Morgan of Oviedo, Mr*. g irls in te rv ie w ^ aver u*»*l mas­ and . . T h r moon's tnrnnl tilark; * F. E. Roumillut. Mrs. John c a ra —and thosa used it only for F’or I loved him amt . Meisch, Jr., and Mr*. Key. formal* or on special dalrs. H< didn't love Inn k Fm y,...4 info ten tlno|..in i ntpieThe surrey also showed thst \ | .14 . . *l| 1 ill’. it W l l . the average teen-ager In high . i m - in w i n lu>r hi a i t r <* school tOtea about a half-hour B a p tist M issionary i n a k i In-1 \i ni i \ nli iii ii dreaii* for drealing in Ih* morning edited a fourth | l t " lo llteir curth an M per cent the rirulum. A rourar in radio i« I I i im i - i ' I ruin mil' -4j>;ti k l m g Society H as M eeting kid*More alao thought th a t when they Iring offered In Ihc English d e­ giilti' 4'l mil ol I r V a i a i ’’ did buy makeup it waa because lx partm ent—the first accredited The Woman* Missionary H the chfNl |iit;gt.'s, Wt* Ini'*' package attracted them. study of Its kind in Maryland. clety of the First B aptist Church . I hear F rank S inatra signed u riiiRM. locket*, earring*. Warming up with a scrle* on held a program meeting Monday five-year movie ________ contract. pSon we radio history ami transm ission, i- y e a r ______ jiiiH and ninny uther j«*wa t the thurch annex with Circle ought to be toeing a lot more of Ihc kids am nnw doing ne;.vs. No. 1 In charge of th e program. him. O r do ‘ you thli think hi* popt*-1theater and spurt* script*. They, B E T RINGS-■■— d a . ut aelltiment. Mr*. R. U G arrison,- president, l a r i t y~Dr — d jrin j an t? The k1da don't tl)r la broadcasting a weekly opened the meeting with the 4*5(1. to 2 8 .0 0 to, M aa goony when h c '* u rtlrw „„ vocational guidance. A watchword fo r the year, "Look singing as thdjr used -to be. romiil pi MifjStudlo I* under cununto me and be ye aaved, all the ho >yi bye, high achoel alu- stiyrllon a t the high school. tho DIAMONDS and* of the earth for 1 am 0*1 d eBy n u a t H a y e re le w , MU., hare and there be none elae.” t'lKirkliiiK iilut! white* tliitMr*. E. M. Carroll, program moml* in a white* gold Mctting chairm an, Introduces! the following will i*x|in*s.s your love ntoru who participated in the program Mr*. M. N. Cleveland, Mrs. rra n iidiMjiiutrlv than wnrd.i . . . * Bolt, Mrs, R. C. Thomas, and $2-1.50 to $ 1 5 0 0 .0 0 Mr*. H unter. Mr*. Marie Shuman of Varna* ville. s. C. I* visiting her sister. Mi* L. M. Himes, at 2472 P al­ metto Avenue. Norman Stanley, luoUici of Mrs. Shuman and Mi.._ llunr* who ha* recently returned •frOio the European Theater of Operation where he serve,| for two amt one half years, h*s also been visiting in Sanford, K fC; t !•!« .1 ' . w i 4- -g .Sw agger. , iqhaifl F o r V A LEN TIN E GIVING! T E L E PH O N E O PERATORS S ta rtin g R a te 6 d a y s ------$26.00 *Y i ‘i I.OCKHTS A delicately licitigned yellow guld itx'kt't on a 1-1 carat chain will remind her of vour love always. . . . da. BUir U or Married A gfa 16 • 35 Experience Unnecessary Paid while learning • Frequent Increases • Overtime pay • • _____ Phld vacation* Taxi-cab a e r v l e a for late hours C H IE F 5 wee’------ ... S s Is c S o . » - I J - .'?.r)..r)0 to $25.00 i^ r s T B 7 SO U TH ERN BELL TE L. &TE L. 0 0 . H -f. -v The Jeweler $40.00 To $850.00 - _, ; - ' '• M i l 4. .•* C; ■ ■ i T H E JE W E L E R I F * , —I ftf. ■ - . . . v- *u**Swift. . ,r _ • >»; W ± f ‘. . J r - • ir- �•WBMffiSDA%WAMUAB¥ SANFORD BERALP. BANFORD FLORIDA PAGE FOUR D. SANFORI), FLORIDA i v tm 'C o m p V ’ THE SEMINOLE COUNTRY CLUB Seabreeze Cagers Trample' On Celery Feds With 42-23 Victory. PLAY GOLF Beans 12*01— 9c Candled . • Ed Levy • Whltaer.'Prb.-Mgr. Phope 2602 SHOW ( AIM) \ NO POSTERS the honot«. m v i n n r s entires llne-r*_I Mlnrll* . 0 —Dec’s S ign'S ervice l !uarh AI McBride'* Seabreexe High School eager* of Daytona • New Green* • Improved Fairway* ♦"TRodernlied Clubhouse In Tomato Sauce—Van Camp'i ■rvent. bml Hookry flni« fifth r»rt» *hr »Bmr » itic fr.it urt* .seventh u hathei in Factor »h w ith l JULIAN STKNSTUOM Herald Sports'Editor p>mrry.yanlliR nnd n n uiWv * foj till £nuuu! ^ T r n f. a n d I m ’.s s ) * Phone 1021 iihogtffg YOU D R IV E I Yams no.-2«/i 25c Chef pay Ar Dee Spaghetti Sauce BOB JONES GARAGE 8-ox 10c Jamea Rivet Devil Meat Fillet of R ig h ts R o e o r v e d . - Mackerel 5y4-or22 Prices Good Thru Saturday, February 2 B allard's O b elisk Bring your enra, tractors and farm equipment in to be fixed. American F ruit Grower* Went Side Farm. GrajK!vlile A venue-Phone : PICK-UP and DELIVER’ SERVICE also EMER GENPY FIELD WORK 329 Sanford Ave Sanford PLUM BING Repair work a specialty F m '^ a tlm fle a . Prompt service _ -AIL work guaranteed U. S. 1 M aine F l o r i d a ’s N ew Prunes C ropl ib 17c CVyttdl Pure Peach CONCRETE. PRODUCTS ffahiaco Rlli F resh P lo r id a Cabbage >b 3‘/3c Oranges 8 ib*47c Idaho Paking •* Full <)'Juice p Potatoes 51>*29c Grapefruit_ib 5c Crnckers ibpkg21c Concrete Pipe, Building Rlockn, Rcndy-mixcfl Concrete, A ll B rands Septic Tankn, Concrete Fence Pout, Well Curbs and Properly Markers . * ib 9c Pineapple o« 25c Fla. Large Siipat Spud* Potatoes 10ib* 59 Rutabagas ib 4c Peninsular Concrete iPipe Co. Celery 2 *tk* 15c Phone ’241 * Sanford, Florida. New rolU hed Green 7ojf Carrots 2 bch» 15c Pecans- ib 45c Popular Brands • Installed Floor M«tt« $6.00 • Installed Seat Covers S12 & $15 . Complete Units • Scaled Jlcam Adapter $7.10 up, • Radio Batteries $5.95 • "H W iry -'W iiV ^ o li^ $5.00 Grado A • Kansas Shipped SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP L a r g o * S iz o D ozen Sauce no. 201 North Park Ym , Ma’am -they bring yovB Vitamin«, Prvtelne, Minerale. Tape In flavor, tool HtamJard Apple 2 the Foil*, but Render»tm ivtalinted » from thr flout hnt. Bearing emteit whenj «• of the Fed* ilrotiiipil hi ' t -t ir i M vUitln* Tho Ft«l« tightened their de_JUC^Ud . . L*...!.*!.- w tie*—m—Hu .*rrntwfevrlting j „tj„ua mui limited the Daytona N eed a game* ***r I’lajett on inr Jt-agflk tn txt<> field ceala mill .t «m the local court. It Ihappennl .. ' | j,,,,, 4,f f,,.r shot*. Whiihlon and hark in 1936 in a .n. tilt -iii. with lien,it t .mi n>count* I for the the l»g|.atiil lluHJng.. With litl.l gi.tl* wItilr Zeigler nnd lean than 30 .ecotiiU remain, Ttfiulwi' sank tho fteo .hot*. inn In (hr lilt. Hanlurd rnrkSiinfiiril fatted to ting n ringle rtl up • field gunl which pot hnaket tinting the *ec#ntl ipiarter them ahead.- 43 In DcftfTil void department, but l.antl took the hall anil began lut» were recruited on free working the *|ihrrr toward* . linitit Hint anil tMara. the Fed drf*n*itr rone, anil - .pone, I the third period a tall rangy renter, realiring field goal and later came that time wan fa»l hemming ,itn_ two _more while KilJil* i»«ntl enemv. atopped In .iDu niVounuil for one. thr renler of the court ami .......mini two p.nfit* op n f fire -hot- The Sand . i,w‘«\er. i hi,111me,I their ■i i‘ „. \ ih*| .ttnl lien* Ida.ted the note endlug thr . , I, ,ie.nptte.| for a mil galpf. Thr hall, however, waa aliU aoarlng luwurd* thr brake! and whi-hei through the net,*. Steele »<> t alien! upon lo make the final tie ..ml | \ 8•«*!. i*l»rIt tJUlk ciaion. and he awarded Iht •ill* in the fmill period basket lo Del.antl. git ing Iht •it Hi in mill Kn«tner ench yt Hi .. * i__i r. ....ki ».( BAYARD REALTY CO : rm \* ( LICENSED REAL ESTATE IIIUIKEIt LAXATIVE? Guiu.emov DUck-Dtr.fkl t /.s' t r.Mi'i* ONf- Vir 1 . I"ACII IU...i’r r**H ruw *»» YtAK Rtmiu I. Florida Stale Rank llulding SEED POTATOES . Jllltibo Potatoes STRICKLAND MORRISON IS NOW O PEN FOR BUSINESS Spread *Vz-o* 21c Q u a n tify NO TICE! I»IU)NE 200 ItUUNDUl* . . The til . It g i l t Florida -circuit ntual lie having the .ante trouble a* the H o n d a SUUe. The nroaiileitl uUJhu. Mind*. Irik harebell club - n \‘ 'he • iH will field n team if the fanwant il and will, pi nimbly operate HdejienilenCly 1 he aakaUmll »< ' .C l.........I I'd HI in la .l night by with ilurgea* me I Wall her- lead* \nlnlrn al«« ' Ing the way nnnnhiicril that 1 •“i i lie I'in vi*. of lltlnni* form er Univemily halfback haa hrrn a .-ig n e d ' a» baikfiald coach /or Ihe I'laiiml.tlNtiWOOD, J a n I". ( SiiecioD men . . . All ipiiei . in Atlnntn Kaicn Ka>v jauiiiiiu-’ the _Mfollowing the Smith* M l A fiM M 'IU - riittrl rv rr Mini llcwiky in th r thlr*i lion w inter meeting, rhe direc- lnnk they miirht f«»nn the torn vole*l to rear* the pre-war .l.iily ilnuhlr cnnihiimtioii at lh«* Dixie j all-*tnr game am) aim the i S.inf.oil tlrlnndn Kennel f lub toaerie, with the »inm«i of the mglit. Karen K a y i« n an evesp* (iepr t r i ar l.. „ _goe Jili. >of fa hail abandoned plana to j tionnlly gi"»d race hrlilay " • ‘till K IR Te*h . ul S-lMt.Odfl ipend f t.Mt.Olifl to finprove anil ' when *iie ted the field in t h e fn*.l xml it* football -indium icinl- Mild they wanted to o-e ilntiU* building nititei.ml* f"« uppinnte I raciliK »ei retur) >■ r the SLuthern Vfai ylainl \girn aing veteian* and m u i n i i Aanoclatiotl meeting nt j of indii*try . . . There -. luial usually a movie *lnr or two in Howie . . . I'luiie are underway the clubhmyie at Hialeah, but tn revive the anrnrnl tnum nm ent there wax one on the trac)f la-t for the women'* utate golf weak. The McLon#, the steeple­ ciiumpionidiip. The Florida "<►* chase hor*e in Jiiekey llooney * men'* S tate Coif A«»ocialinn ha* picture, “ National V elvet,' ran ii-venle.l that the 17th tm iri.f Fifth in hi* !ir*t race at the inenl w |l| be played on AI" '' |.1 at the llidlywimtl l o i r ' n ' Florida U in k th i. *ra*nn f Apothei Ill'll' 0 "u i Miami nv.li Club. Mr*, t'harlc* Jllittmw rate* that Mm I* Till ' H i . pin ing judue .11 lliiilrah. Ini* •»••*•'« PACKAGE 8 T O R D - RADIATOR REPAIRS PROMPT SICKVICK ON ALL PARS Strickland - Morristin, PIIOM Inc J'Mi Btokely Tomato Juice Skinned Bone In, Whole no 2 (llbli't Tofbato Shoulders Juice Tie*h Pork 24oz Lady Hetty Prune Juice ib Baking Tipi Short FLORIDA ha* plenty ol epoln you'll enjoy visiting and seeing natutal beauty, places made latnous by hisloty and roniilict*. and man made wonders eonibtlio to lot in tile lure ol nub tiepw at Flolida dFrethlr Gtound q* STARTER Garden* Patch Select Poik SOLUTIONS HORMONES NUTRIENT SPRAYS ’ WEED KII,I/F*RS SOIL FUMIGANTS SEED SPROUTERS R E P E L L E N T S -------------------------C O R R E C T I V E Brains aiNCtiNC MiiStUMOr »m vm*'.i ‘t» DUSTST1 Yaa Ntame You* Mix — We ll Make li SO U T H E R N CHEM ICALS, INC. 201 N. Elm Avenue * Beets 16 ox giait 14c Limas no. RACING Salt Boiling Bacon Eld Oman & Whit* Phone 951 1 WbtlO'SMOM l/MOtrt MACH OAVtottA exACii 2 15c Larsen* V eg-All n°2 15c Van t'amp Kidney Beans no.2 ■ 12c Orange Pekoe Te» New Pack Bulk M D H£RR, 100, IS A FAMILIAR SiGHT_ IN TC 0 MANY FLORIDA HOMES TODAY! Tender, Juicy SKINLESS WIENERS Sugar Cured • Smoked, Reddy to Rat COOKED HAMS *< . Races 8 U rt ” It's ih* i nn loeely will plui, |»mm*tl with etui tipla (ocket* am) extenuoa cord* until it aeeiai that every eler'ile wit. in the houie le.diham Ihit on* ipat Th.l •dj.uon ciuw. ihott cu cult*, wcoivemtnce, in.lb.-t#.il opei.tton ol appUxnce* and «cctd.aU The cur# u to umple have lai'o* encugh ‘wire ta your home with plenty ol outlet* and iviltche* *o yoa can *n |oy all the btnehl* cl modern letaure "all elec- 8:00 PJkf. Sherp T oelfht’s AH-SU SEVENTH RACE-r* SILVER DICE 1 BO___________ SANRQRD.-ORLANpp OctapukOutfctl- rtewiov m i SUWAHtl YOUR HOME WHETHER YOU BUttP OR REMODEL WITH A �CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING PHONE 148 OK BRING YOUR A s . c» THE SANFORD HERALD Uj# words to tb* line, irK.ludln* phone Hid *ddr««». ( Count, AH adverllsgm enle for silsstion* wanted » p i b# th afg rS r*T • rg a le r classified rale*. v lOe per line for oi.« tnorrtivn M r per “line *Tor Hire# ‘ ineertlc## | 37c per..line .for ( Insertion# • IJ3 per line for 20 Insertion# . Minimum r ile s . . . JOr to b« tha freialeat single sourte of |i,a sought te ba q u irt'd by tbs In Seminole more p a rtl-I P laintiff Is situated Paris Police Keep lutes D " ,p r c d d o ,e ,, r e c ? -lly m n i VO linfteuoA on. Ota' continent. County. Florida, and another 5.000 "Inscribed" proatl cularly ilt ir r ij ;i|^ s who ply their trade frorw W*th says. rooming houses and shabby Watchful Eye On cheap as*-* Ilia it' _ M i hotels, ■ '» LEG A L NOTICE * “ But they ate not our g ras teat I 1 ... ies Of Evening source of difficulty," said Capt. is NINTHf l litni i iit'Ir Ar It ,t aS Ur lelu rIT US’ I. t iik By C rN T IIU d fb iV K Y AP N e w .f e a lu r F r a n k F i t c h of 2659 Birch t u b s t a t u o r v u r a i n t , in S tre e L ^ Je n v e r, Colo., head of AND FISH b b w i .n o l h t i n v r r IN L'MANCMNV. Seine section's* Preventive Disease division. “Tim l source is 'th e IRH’L lN llA t; clandestine prostitute—tha un­ >IlF ItllK L L fisio u tr. v registered or unlnwribed girl who « tB. UJ. s I : makes all or most of her living f.T lIK t, K. in jL 'L iN K A t’, D efen d a n t. . th at way and on whom there is WTATi: OK FLO R ID A . (JIIEK TlNiiH :I no checking unless she happens TO KTHKI. H- UOL'LlNr.At., whoa* to bo picked up In a raid." resiu en c' en d oddreet. I . 14s K ress H treel. A th en s. 4-ts r k e Registered bouses of pro stitu ­ O m n i ) . U e o r a ls: tion were nff-limltsa-tn all millnidified that suit lary personnel, eveni before they lorYnuTire.lnreUy illtu lr * has b een f il'd a a s in s t were ord/red dosed with tha "f#- >uu In th e C ircu it tToerl (or « » m i­ gutationa eh forced "m ost strictly ni. Is C ountr, F lo r id a . K C h a n cer), n u n el L llo u lln e s u . - You are by the ma*lames themselves who I.) hereby required Is HD )o u r knew they would be penalised if m i t t e n sp p ea ra n e* w ltli the C lerk they permitted American soldiers •if .a id Court In th e C ounty C ourt to enter th eir places.” » • lo u se at Hanford. F lorid a, o n or to n . l l v a d a t tn« 4th , d*> o f Weekly examinations of regis­ l,r .Msich. A. l ‘.i 1*4*. or a d e fa u lt tered prostitutes helped control w ill be e n u r e d sa s K ist you sn d disease, but it Is, ha said, p ra c ­ retd i su aa y roceed e x t u n e , lif t tically Impossible to control the IrKHKD th a t t b s n o lle e l>e p u o llsh td one* * w eek for four III situation involving casual prosti­ rniuiei u llv r w e e k s |n Ihe HANFOIIIf tution in hotels an<L • rooming IIS .IIA U ' oi Oanford Florbiu. hahif en d th e m - I a.f houses. Ml's and French nollee . w f T t q ^ l make raid* frequently ~on suspect­ •eld l orn I lin e I t t h d*> o f J sn u -r y , A. I>. ' f t * ed prem ise., and between 150 and I*. flKIINDON 2Mi girls are* nlrkfd up weekly." ocly m i -Ue-kluu♦(HckevFTflrtlT^T*'r** "wirhl'n'ol^ ' ■ouiHr*‘<Ffbi . . . h iitkD were given preventive Iheal) VVallsre A Akerman uisense trciilrnrni and interviewed Akeimsn. r u i n l K r . A tln r n e y s lit obtain possible source* of dis­ • rrlando. F lo rid a , ease. The women are taken ,to hospitals, examined opd then, If IN TIIK t U tClIT CO I'Rf «F TMSJ found free of disease and in­ NINTH J rn itT A I. U fttT IT IN AND FON SKStlN OLH COIN. scribed us prostitutes a re re­ TV. IT ATIS OF N J ) a l l l t , leased. Unregistered., girl* who IN CU.4.NCHHY. are not diseased are turned !oot« NO. SHI with a warning and a stro n g sug­ I IJ 1YI* F. Moult. • PhllnlKL i gestion they register as pro«tiVS. ! iUtJs. If ih ey 'are plrknl up thw e 1.1'KLA . IS. MUON : time* they are forced to re g is te r.. Ile fe n d s n l, Diseased women are held f o r , m tati: o f FWMlltM. jjiitKKTINon: treatm ent * i T" Ll'Ll^V II MOON, ui«,se rrelAll hough the , VI) ra te for ^ “i S . ^ MrTatVnU K S f American soldier* In Pari* is Kornery Couolv. Ohio: ‘s lig h t ly fuw er" th a n th e r a te , fo r. You nre h ereb y n o tlllsa l 15*1 su it PARIS — It’s more than 50,000 sm ateur Indies of the evening, not the legendary Mademoiselle from A nnentlercs, who have ArMISCELLANEOUS FOR SALEmy authorities in P aris kerping a sharp eye on the broad lioulevnrtls and tiny side streets. BOKIttm IIKHH WHP.KB Bathroom llentert. E le c tric French police records show PHIVACY IS HESPECTKD rt, 818.07. YOUR nnlurnl desire f o r privacy th at the city bad between 1,200 > II. II. POI'K t IIMI’ANY, INC. In money m ailers “I# strictly and 1,500 prostitutes living lb respected here. Frlcr.d# and registered houses, before these MODKIIN lirdriHim house, relatives are not questioned desirable lornllnn near school. 'about your credit. Y our era* Phone .ISO. oloytw or- huslnesn. assoclataa vllf not hfar of your parsons! CapWtes fMtiiH 4 *#d*UUf affairs. There la no causo for a.Usi*4 >««h4.s#!i i*ui BALt.AKI»'}i fired. groceries. etc. fftttWt It |i** embarrassment. Phone HGfi-J. II. Q. Touchten IlM MUh Ik * * i Reasonable credit requirem ents. Fallow 4k«itiH**i M«.itfc«L 1201 Celery. No eo-makera on money Ioann, Varhb!* paym ent plans. Liquid WE ABE fully equipped and FAMILY LOAN CO. know how a > recap your tires. Florida Hank HIdr. Phone 3 ) N atural runber or synthetic, we protect sldcwnll* of your v At Service USB ■Ur#*,--Jr******—T tr r —Shop, - Cor. Registered-: ralomloo* Slud 1st unit Elm, Phone (100, Registered Jersey Bull t-gistcred Hereford Hoar _ ^ Registered Boar CORN ALL YOU WANT, 83rf5.— UwntJi - --Tuxedo— Feed SiT Store. Phone 358. TABLETS. BALVIj 'I'L L buy your car, regardleaa of LIQUID. E-DROPS — CAUTION U uge o r ' condllion, Roy Reel, UPHOLSTERED fabrics, - tapes, ONLY AH DIRBCTEH ' 300 W. 2nd St. tries, hrocntelles, damasks, Imitation leather and drapery fabrics. A rrangem ent for cot­ H E L P W A N T E D - How women tage if "‘orb desired. R. S. Brown. 29)1 N. Orange A ve, Orlando, Pla. TRACTORbulldotFr or colored m a y get wanted relief Cali f r o m f u n c t i o n a l p t r l o d l e p i t n SEED POTATOES—ear load of • help to d ear 2 acres. f.nyard Really Co., phonj 808. N orth Dakota Certified Red * i Wy. fcw kroustii re­ Bliss just received. Hunt's Tux­ G IR I>Jor soda Fountain a t, Lan* ■ 4 .fT—»—u»eytrs»y-BSe lit a i-----------iq q u fiim s edo Feed SI ore. Phon* 358. ey's V lrug Store. P a rt lim a or hr* a Wkis. n sbeuM stiswuste seaeuu. * SWwtMb* law b.!j> katU rwtatful] tlm#. , FOR A good furniture deal — s a l a r u a "Una" u ----- aurwd • 4* n Wtwe “resr U a c , n aSaaars Bee W alter Heal, phono 127. tiOOD part time sales propositlYn kw» retwae yua r<a to rm ir in s t a n c e , o f so ld ie r s ifr -G e n t ia n r . * (»r d lto n - e he* been filed * k » ln l IW k a a l raatetli raaak Try III vie orrepresenting National Civ PROTECT ym ir clothes; furniture a .arenl , t Mr- « .« * # >‘4*U Ifl III** « OlF| for Hfml* gjijiuatjon. Write E. C. B. B ark­ a g reat many f the cates dun t . „ t*<auetis. Flurlda. in Chancer), Utnl wmilcns from moth ilnmagc rhow up until the men who were . i„ f u i YI i F. » u h >N You erP. O. Box 852, Orlando, for 5 years. One lAiraying of m Paris on taavc: g et back to .re hereby required to tile your Florida. B cduu does II or Bcrlou pays ‘ “ h r itlrn " m appearance, with Ihe 4‘lerk .heir units and Paris is believed fo r tiio dam age. It's odorless, (URL FOR GENERAL O FFIC E of PlltlId Court In .Ihe Count) Court Kmiae at tU aford. F lorid a, on fit I stainless and drv clcan-ig can­ WORK WITH SOME KNOW* before M oadsy The t lh day aaf| not remove it. Tnuchlon Onig LEDGE OF ROOK KEEPING March. A . !>. t i l l , o r a d efa u lt * Co. wilt be entered s a s l n s l von -aad AND ABILITY TO 8 PF.LL. “C am pus Q u aran tin e’* -iId c a u se liriaeMal e* P*r»e O il- f A P I 'L Y BOX JOB, C /0 ORANCtvS 12.00 bushel delivered. DKItKIl f h s l lb 's iH.llce 1„> |.u - 1 HERALD. Presented by Ihe Junior Class ' l^ird Phone 788-W. Jillphtd ufic^ fc werk ‘ ‘for four 4 U l copipeuflVF w f f k i 111 tli»» HAMKOIttl HEMINOI.K HIGH SCHOOL IIK IIAM 1 nl Hanforrt Mlnrldi. CHICKEhJ . bntlerles, metal and WANTED: Girl typist, shorthand unnecessary, phone 1034. ifir fi n nil and Ittr »rel •-! IIm il SCHOOL A'UDITOIUUM, FEBItUAUY I woml. hriqler units, inlermrdinlc pmId i*m ir| Inis ItU i d n i t»f Jnui*» batteries, finishing Initlarie*. In­ m , A IT H E S S wanted Mulinc 1:45 P.MKvenlng H;00 l*.M. Takach n rj, A spection* itrrauRC'l at your con­ <» I* IIKIINIHIN Restaurant. A tin I In J O c C h ild re n .30c venience. Phone 2tll. C*lrfk* 4if O r ciill TtMirt fi*r Hemlnoi* I *o unt y Plurlilp(T u x In c lu d e d ) NICELY furnished I wq\ hklioom rmiifi, WaVlarr A Akrrnuti house near school, leriite if le-j BUSINESS SER V IC E "PHODCCKI) IIY SI'K C IA L AHRAN41K.MKN .U ln tlC O A l ^ r n i r r slre<J. 3uH E. 7lh Si. Plorl TIIK N O R TH W EST ERN I'lIK S S / DODGE - PI.VMOUTH TH IS In new furniture: One living PARTS AND S Kit VICK ' t o v i t i: v n M IN N EA PO L IS, MINN. room suite, two bedroom *ulte». IDS Patm rllo Ave. IIAliV IN NAINILI. Phone 1011 Call 204 for C. I.. Bridge* plane m t resid en ce U un kauwn. WASHING machines rep aired — RABBITS, Babbits A Rabbits, You u re h ereb y r n iu lfe d lo « |v and all home appliances. C ald­ |.e j i o n F r b r u s i) 41. IS4V, III f ianl checkers, New '/.calam i well General Repair Shop, 707 certa in su tl for dlVorca pem llnk Dots, bred and have tbs buck* North Mills, O rlan d o ,, phone Ibe C r c u ll Churl o f H rn iln o l, ru u n Call 204 for C. L. Bridges t l . 'F jo r ld * . an a b b r e y la le d _ll_lle 2-IP72. Prompt ferric# 1 or w liirii said r * » Is MOItKltTlNO 15,000 EXTRA good cauliflower b A11c .1. 1. p la in tiff. V*.. S U H A *>ALpainting, weld fog. plant*, 13.00 per thousand, 'J AUTOMOBILE V IS N ll* < .U , .lefen d a n lltoy Herd, :t(i(l- W, 2 nd h i. f VVITJfEWi n r h an d and u ffleta l m iles Hoiith o f’ " Geneva Ml se a l a t Hanfnrd. F lu rld a. t ill, lb* Oviedo Road. G. I- Beer. VACUUM Clonner*. refrig era­ ! f o d day Of Jariuar}', ISMtor*, washing machines and I). F. IIE ItN PO N ELECTRIC OUflBOARD MOT­ C irrk o f I'lrcu lt i'i'out I other appliances expertly re ­ ORS JU ST ARRIVED - $42.55 tC Irculi O eurl Meal) paired. We pick up and deliver. OPA ('eillng , price plus 11.20 Electric Service Co.. Phone 101 IN TIIK t t a t t l T 4'Ol'HT OF freight. Marine ti Sport* , TltN NINTH f i n i f l l L ( i n Equipment, Tem porary Offices, SEWING machine* repaired. WIN 4'1'IT OF FLOIIIII.X IN 4 Nil R. A. K rrr Electric A Plumb­ liam* Fixil Shop, 205 W. 1*1. F o il sk m in o i . k h u n t ). ing Repairs, phone 242 Green, la f U A M iim . AUTO radiator* anil ga» tanks JOHN THOMAH. W inter Garden, PTa, u ialiff. cleaned and re| aired. All line* vn , b e a u t if u l H lu rco B ungalow of mechanical work. W right 4 I'KTBIl nU T T IIK B . et «U b e it residential section. Cohen Garage, 21st A French Itotsadani*. tT|TATIO» , - -Ave. phone 1034. iT H M ------------(IF HTATR ( I V FJH jOBIDA jO ltlt'A TV: TViIdeal stucco home close in. J H EA D A C H E C A P U D IN F 'h If* P P uith , 1la tike 5* ti**r . n o Hint 1 » | | l> inir NufMi o r 111' V m illirr lr line o f k ta te Itoad No. t iik A lsu l.rpinniuk a t th e ffXV C o rn er ..H I t h e MV 4 o f I h e - N W U o f Ih-Cllon 21, T o w n sh lti 2» H uuth. N f |a n * e IS E asl. run Hie $.1 ch a in * , Ih en .V tV * 12 ih a lu a to point o f l>,* in n in g ' IT IM Kt’llTIICll lilinSJIK tr m at Mil, citktlnq hr published In the Hafiford Herald. ,i newspaper puM I'hrd In Hasfopl. aniilanle Coun| f , Florida, once each: Week for lo u r e o n s 'r 'llv r w r r k i. IN H 'lT N O U WIIKIIKOF. I l i a s ' h e r r u h lo s a u n ty (m ail np't s c o t a s c le r k o f ih e circu it* Court In «n*l (nr K* in Imile C ounty, F lorid a, on th is i h e *«h day o f J a n u a ry . A. D,. HIS. O. F. IIFHNDON. C lerk o( Ihe C lm ill C ou rt. For Lasting Protection... Use liloora Paint and Sane I C u t On# cost of Woorwhll# Prim er and one coat of Moore's Hotisi P a in t will give you the durability bl a lhrce-«oat job. SEN K A R IK GLASS & M IRR O R CO. flAlUsAND W. MI-KNCKR, - S o lleilo r for F ls ln llf f . i r i i r n i r Court HeaU . . 114 W. 2nd SL'. I’hone 32( .r a - ir S B f e i m Cold "Pre])aration»S and girls Argo Sugar PEAS 2 29c Potatoes 10 ib> 39c CARDJJI . V ■Cauliflower ^ 10 U . j L le M a m e '* - no. 2 con. □a. Sweet Flortd* Hormel'a j . 31c BEANS 12-oz Can Stokoly'8 Cut Green Broccoli bch 2 7 c Potatoes Potatoes 2 ib*15c Oranges 8 <b$47c G reen Top Full O’Julce Carrots.2 bch* 15c Grapefruit ib 5c New Polished Pecans Jumbo ib 45 c Pineappl^ Green TWO, 3 or four room fumlshad or unfurnished aparfm ant. Per­ manent resident. Phon* 34 7-W after 5 P. M. or tl rounl unfurnished home. Adults, Permanent. Rsferences. Please phune 471-J. , AT DELAND, FLORIDA SUNDAY, FEB.3rd, 2 P.M . a t SEM INOLE SPEED W A Y v SEM IN O LE DRIVING PA R K JOE CARSON CHUCK MESSLER HARRY HART ECGY KATONA RED KEEL NEAL CARTER LARRY VARY KARL KENNEDY If a liv e 25c Cabbage n 3'/2c Celery 2 *Ut* 15c Idaho B akin g S u p si Spud* Potatoes 10 ibs 59 Potatoes 5 ib$29c All Popular Brands M IL K 4 ta ll ca n s . - 36c Bid. Cteam Styl* no. 2 can C om T3c Bid. Fresh Field no. 2 can PeaS Lady Boity Prune Qt I’F ,T B » TH AT4.TIKII, l( a liv e . ' 'and w ife, M AIIUAIU7T A. T H A T IIFit, If alive, and l - >V. I'ltlT It A ft 1> If a liv e. *ad w ife. --------lU T C lU ftD , oa Fla. lA r g e SATURDAY, FEB. 2nd, 7 P. M. W ANTED TO R E N T 9c Sweet Juicy RACES A pftiintrv home Ihe kind that lb Red Bllfu Stokely Tomato' Juice w h in e C h ristia n a sm # la u id a iiw n i JIBIN' a M eCUN TO O K . If a liv e, am) wife, — ■ U fC l.l STOCK. If a llie w h u .e ChrLallaa nam e U unkiiutrn. a n d If d rad . In thalr h 'lr* . devl*eea, la g .ileea , e m n n e * . tir nib er rialm anta clalm ln k by Ihrm iab ,ir undar them , s h o w nam e* ar» u n ­ k n o w n , and t o ’ k n y o ilie r per*«n». (Irm a, _ o r Corporal Ion*. -w lioSe n a m e s' a r e u n k now n, h a ilm r rr ela tm ln a to have any rig h t, 'title nr In tereat In or lit lb a propart) h r J e ln a ite r deacrtbedl , Von, and eaell of )u u , are hr re b y not If Ini that a a w o rn Kill o f Crimpp la in t h s* been fil'd herein d irected to you and each u f you. 2 can 12c no. WESTERN PORK 8ALE - the name being a call to qulrl lllle to landa herelaaftrr described, and - Skinned, Bona In, Loan Whola you and each of you are hereby qolred to be and apnea, before •pa Ctreult fokrl In and (or Hrml adders su ite - l.'ewxry. - F lnrM s. • * f tiro #4# 4 » r o f K eb ru str. A.“ n .. 114*. n lh er. w la e D eeres* Fro Confra«n w ill l,r en tered uks'neV vnrs. T h e p ro p ejty , th* title to whtrh T e n d e r Juicy Skinless Relief At Last WIENERS u> .32c Htallhlul, Vitamin Rich Pork Liver * 22c Im Ib ISc P o rk K id n e y s Ib I t c Ib 21c fetk Tool ’Grade A SHORT RIBS HAMBURGER PLATE STEW TONGUES Pound Pound P ound Pound Fat-Backs - Salt Boiling T-iV S u fa r Curtd—Ready lo Eat—Smoked 3 4 « i ™ r - * i , i i h . . 4 ^ - ' i ' i i 4i S fr k L - - - ■ ............................................... 20c 25c 19c 29c Tandkr rry a rs • ____ 7__ __ p» •la , Caught Ppanuh Ib na. * 3 JU btoig-h I f PCQ l tb Ib ' Cbok , lit *' Ib • Ib mu lit �To P roduct Prosperity for Sanford. * VOLUME XXXVII Established 1908 H opkins W as F D R ’s Closest A ssociate XJ* Nazi Masscre Told At Trial » G erm an Soldier R e­ veals H o w N azis “F ire d On Unarmed^ IP S urrendered Y an k s NUERNBERG, Jan. 3 1 ,(AP)—The full story of the brutal mataacre' of 129 un­ armed American soldiers dur­ ing the battle of the Bulge last winter, today came from - the lips of a German soldier. The French prosecutors .it A the Nuernberg war crimor trial have introduced 'th e £ . . - df -m statement In evidence. The German loldlcr'i statem ent say* he witnessed the m urder of the unarmed American* a t a erbesrrad* near St, Vild on Dec. 12 , IWL The American* were defending, th* crossroads against a Nax( offensive. They took to tho ditches a* German tanka appreached. The tank* fired fnto the ditches until the Americans threw down their gun* and raised their arm* In surrender. The Germans, led the Yanks td a field a short distance aw ay and then proceeded tg rot) them of all personal affects. The German sol­ dier's statem ent apM th a t an arm or 9'd vehicle then was rolled up. A German officer mounted on the vehicle drew his pistol, aimed et the gpoup and fired. One of the Amerlckn prisoners fell. The German officer aimed and fired again and a second American felt. Ae the second yank dropped, tb a maahlne guns on the arm ored vehicle opened up and sprayed bullet* fo r two or threw min­ utes. T hree ether vehicle* then tfelted poet and coatinuad hbta ‘gennlng the Americana— whom already were aoldreri among th* bodice D o rsef W* Short* 65, .'.D ie d This M orning ■i r, Dorsey Whitney Short, 06. operatic of Short’s Camp on tho Del-aad Highway*for e num ber «f bear* died a t 7 :t0 ’clock this morning e t the camp a fte r a short Illness. He was bom , Aug. 10, 1880 a t Shortsvllle. Pa. lie had lived hsre for the* past ‘ H jr e e r * and cam* U Longwood 2T year* ago from Columbus. Ohio end operated a tourist camp ,near there. ' He Is tunrived by (he widow, Mrs. H arle Short) one son. Comdr. Carl D. Short, USN of San Other, Mr*. Nsw York Eater by Home. the Erickson Funeral * * L ast R ites Held F o r D. B. K elgans Today a , • . ----------; Funeral aervleee for D.B. Kelgan* Who died Sunday at the home of. hie eon, D.C. Kelgans afte r M catw orkers Declare ■U;S~ABSunre3"0Bflgatio n To A ssure F a ir W age Scale Allen-Sentenced" j— I o tight Years In state Prison WASHINGTON, 'an. 21, DP>— I President Philip Mutiny of the Blades, Knight And Windier Are !?' "Ir Main Speakers At Jaycee Meeting ;j|si iM ! ' *M r .» —TTf& 1 Of WASHINGTON Jim. 31,— (AI*) — Thp United Stutca Government hns Just mndo public pinna under which HHtijth, Commonwealth tntops will tuke part in the occpatlon of Japan. Tito first Bri­ tish Empire contingent is ex­ pected to Arrive in Kurc, Jn|>an, tomorrow. The contigent will consist of naval -: ’i ■ Nine Real Estate Transactions Involving $85,200 Revealed Today ^.tVip’v Here Next WVi'U Regional Scout ■*7*Bt«da^ tbo' wtlUbe'Timiufnrd-' ""Official Here To Assist Scouting Registration Books In County Precincts Wijl Be Open Monday lU giitration so ■■ to elim inate eeufuelon or name* on election day. \ “If person* who seek tran sfe rs will noUfy me by poet*I r . n l or in person before my books are officially opened on Mar. 4, it will monte; e' step sen, } £ . McKlno f Webstar t on* daughter, tmUl SO day* p rio r to U»# oleo- opd wiU be graaU y appreciated’’, Beal slated. of WebattPl om daughter, Person* who h a re regUterad a t iie tratlo n m ay take place in Hgfc Julia 11lughog *of Altamonte; ly Uma ainea’ 1030 will not be following pracin u with tha ' twe alepdeoghteA, Mrs- Easle required td register again. Only ‘ t Deputy S u p e r r l e o r * Used*, persons who Kara .reached : Rryeut of LonggMd and Mr*. H. i -voting ag e o r hava a tG- Sllgh of Orlando, II grandlegal voting stetua a fa w Precinct NumbeTit No. I A 3—Sanford a t Mr*. children and oerN« great-grandto reg ister. Mra. Bed register, <H ehflcjrim. Mac A r t h u r Says Move 7 W ill R educe Size f O f A m erican Occu- p a t io n P ersonnel ■sfdK'.&h « w ty n ijr / Ii J port parties to open up Kure harbor and port facilities. The Commonwealth troop* will tnke p a rt in the occupation of the Japanese homeland under terms of an agreem ent reached Iwtween the United State* and A ustralia, acting on l>ehalf of the British Commonwealth. The Ilrllbh occupation force will lie drawn front the United Kingdom (British Isles). A u stra­ lia. New Zealand and India. These force* will !m under the overall command of Lieutenant General J Northcott. of A ustralia, under | «toleri from I he the super ntn command "f Gen­ They urgi- n1»<> that l'!- steel JjfilkrJ; ttlllnnKhtlilv* of 1 «|'t eral [taught* M acAithur IM 'C C p t * Ik*" p r i^ P h lr lU N r.W'UtJIar W Brnflfoiii, Allen w nThe entire British Common­ meminUiMi ft*r h utict- H iorI in n sentence «»f five )i*ni8 wealth occupation force will conih r «trvi imluatry- Thr lawmakers Kivtn ai Ralfon l aay \hn\ th** unions havr accept* , , i , i t „ i i g l d ' the overturned •l«l of land, nir and naval units Allwn wns idriif|f »r*i l»y » STIU'Gttl INI! \l M11 IT l-\ i" ih r fumi'roiiHui* |irtipo*AU and, M an ag ers and T rain er StresB Im portance fii i J m l in iti■ piitvrnpt F cf him drawn from ail empire countries H. llilvl cm , ‘ Ipp' . id in At,0.1 atlilcil tiu* rept cArnlalives, tht ti pm her of roltireil w it. lien kt*-. in ii tiMieliMit nf ihr sii ikr-Umii<i participating in th<> agreement, C.,l of Willlooi tl !)(.'. , 1 ' )•' unions a***rn Ihit! the refusal Bessii* M ar -lark Th* British forre* wnll he InOf City R ecreational P ro g ram And . t |si, ki t tnxM’il tl m ri mi it** rated first in Hiroshima Prothe corpoinliop i* part of a con* daughter of I .coin Jnckiyoo *• lie w I- 11 If IS 1 I , In- nut frrt-ri. pifki-iw ptip-ItTxl tiHiiU* polu’ v \ u-i !>*' A pplaud S anford’s B aseball P ark fectur*. including the citie* nf c e r tc il p la n to ilc.-ttixty Inbor the negro who threw a eloro* rule) (he ; , bottle and other missiles through : when Iruliy .nett to n o - lt H nRh ,» . • **\%«| »»f ‘.',500 sinker* l«» Kure and Fukuyannp to handle u n io n s. iivt-iijjj iiiin min ,n muilily |llii)|> la-foiy th the window of the house, and then and I'Hnm* I Ifi lfi nulionul Htuiniiphutu^ iltm llilarliallnn tasks. [r eUn 1rJv. AT a. m m ler . H*y Pr- i|»r°i<i wend. Btlempled to enter through Ihr The United Htnte* had invited V 111 * nd Jack Knight, members of window, hut wa« prevented from Britain to participate In the oc­ Aff nr B rooklyn’ttodeer'a farm *y*. WASHINGTON, Jan. 31. </PH- dnlne so hy hi< helghl Pleading , w fV a tem in Sanford fo r the basebrtll Counsel fui the CIO Fat kingcupation of Japan, and *l»o ex­ tended nimltar Invitations In T iS irn n o a n Q n r v i / i n training school which opens to- houoe Workers began ural arg u- In his own Itehalf. tho guld-lie- t special l.d and well dressed ; China *mL Russiu. China expresaX u u ru p e iin o e r y i c e morrow m orning at th* Munlcipsl lie n U (inlay h cfu ir the presiden­ llr g m calmly uuestioited enloied illingness Ui cooperate but Athletic Flsld, <told members of ilnesse* nod then on the stand was n o t in a position the Ssmtnula ijC o u n ty Junior tial faet-ffuding ln-ard in the closing phase i,f the hoard's hears templed to prove it »’ i*s nil a , .•m rneii* this tun*. The Ru»Trte union "counsel. Ralph fa m e up ’’ *bot 4fon/WA gas ■* a t»>nnderii5T •rar* hat '?1 not ye* aecepte,! the »> onde rfuT^ S K —Palmetto Aberui'e, .. stressed tYe^iipoVit H*t»t«t'b argu#«l th a t in sailing ' According to Polfee Chief Roy . Harry W. Tooke iiiiys S tate Bank Annex; ! invitation. e«lv*d J( 1* honorable discharge hall park and stfttsed of a oayepa organffntion "trike-hound packing plant-. w illiam s l. ex-ron from the U.S. Army at Camp artce civic work ti provide a cilv With : *»ir government assumoi , moral " tlliw.'*-. Mien <* «" « " " i Gustave Newman Of Rockford, 111., | TOKYO, Jan, 11. bib Genera) Gordon, Ga., and Iff* arrived In excellent recreatlontl facilities lobligation to assure a fair wage vlet who pon-.j a- « law *tn<leii( Doiigla* M srA rthur lias extend­ Sanford after spending .17 month* Pu rch ases Ce ntral A p a r t m e n t s and other activities. to the entployr*. The fact-finding and even . lectured at ('rooms ed • warm welcome to British with an A nti-A ircraft A rtillery Blades, former manager of jit* hoard. Helsleln continueil, must Arademy on th r subject. At Commonwealth troop* who will battalion which wa* attached to S t Louis Lcmis Cardinals CardiM U and end curre currently , take into « « u n t the national co|orP), A n n h t% lu. poied „ « ' „ . . . <w. Nine imputUml 'eat SSvmwI ’ bare in the duties of occupying the Ninth Air Force. . Irnlisarlion* involving cnt1,lg*ra,j Japan. Al the same lk t of tha Kt. I’au h a in tsto f , wage p attern which has been »et ....................... I f i U H * P 4 ( ‘ n l 511 IV i* I M S gt. Tamm served with th* the ppilot Ameriran Association, sa id .a n d is In the process o! being >“ e'R',nl Mudeut He is be eved I I I | i l t S t I I I (I l l > l W 1 have Imen consummated In Hemi- jjm(t M acArthur says the prebattalion for 17 months In tha the th at ^hen He first arrived in Hab* !rRi4ibHihcil. He pointed to th«* to '}*v* , l1 u,’r u i R i V n i m o w i V f * * * i i i m | note County during the past . s*„fe 0f British forces to aid In European Theater of Operation*. he couldn't remember wheth-Jseltements in the auto industiy numtwrof .elnthe i line robberies, \ U l C m i l S \ I * 0 U | ) ill was revealed tmlny 'th e occupation task* wilt anahte He received hls train in g a t Camp #r c r not he had been here before, land" the President** steel' wage pmfeminine undergarm ent* were One lenllot. I tt Itende* IlSTid* till,, (,, rsdura ttre strength of Edwards, Mass., and was s ta ­ found in h i» p*»*-c**ion \%hn , ' * led sis " I . lire i i an-actions ^ imrlcao forces in Japan. tioned at one time a t the Orlando He did, howover, remember th a t . posal. police raided the house where In*» [ aiiuiuoliiig i" while the Sj| A ir Base and attached to th* he had played an exhibition game Say* M scArtnur icArtm ir "The present M r am ntn >iri|: . in Floriita one time on a very fine J -----------irm ain iu g • ......i-ar ' o m , " * i ttrrupHf mtl frtrtCA 111 P, T hird Air Force! • • Ellis K William* ami Frank 1 » o '! '" '! " ' trr« **!•*•I at '*••* • ”*♦•» H*»'**«* *»»* Ini. | the h^Art WASHINGTON. Jan 31. f,l die wa» graduated from Semi­ field. When he walked into the iMi%*iii|r h t I„ ..................... Smith, J r . negro*, oho opernted >)mi (> ^ "* nole High School in 1838 and park yesterday morning, Thr Serin to Luboi <'omMiitUi , to I" \ i»U 111*, ^ r *1ui ■" tu ihr H n tu h I'tumitun* ^ ‘" 7 ""** I’u n 1tit**** i-s ila iij VS I tMikr* ibnilt)i force* . . . tiirif prr«cncr was formerly employed by the menjbered that h , had played the / "*, together, were senlencod by \ \| R, t y,e Post "(! t \ . dries Brave, here In 1911 arid was ! ^ ‘:>t ,,h * >r.d o a" j" f th. » I . Stall* Dank Annpt, A tlantic Coast ljn # Railway ns K.d. t.. ....... . 1, olVise “ * 'h- ’ ...... . 'mate rially broadens t h e ' base Judge <smtlh after they had been day Fel lh " S '" " ','" an apprentice machinist at Way- then sure that he had been in f e n *"* ,. oteei mng u two -toi v^to*< •- t i i n t i i i e ***' ■'if | nloirs- international lines nf the found guiltv of or plead guilty ""d assist veterun cross, Ga. Sanford before because of the j for M Aiiibor . A ' of ...... unlonii. The suRgratiun claims they might hoi. .u i.h iir; J!'lx j ' 1'1 I htirden which up to this tjm r has ilteak- front or ennneeted with th e ir : the blink for . . . . BgL Tamm’* decorations In­ «,tf ri(.f ef sity «a . i , * , • w a * n u d e by W alter W. Ctnct* yto the following ~ offenses: ------- 7 By tieoncarried In a clude the European Theater of • A **'*[*" n'* ”*K«r P®'nf , ' *x*o Of Boston, the president of ing and entering H arper’* Liquor service in the armed f»tr.> ntt l 1 nnunred l’v Mr. Bender, large extent unilaterally ■^■ r,... i| I"ipe unilaterallv by l>y tile Cperations ribbon w ith two bronie out MrTertkf re w illy ill Bn tn mi vine rififi jihmM uidowri ' f i r s t ! ,h* l ’nltw* Btatea • . .” battle participation a ta ri for the « n * S y T r 7 .ofY V ul e x p l a t S ,ho A m e rk .n W atchmakt r* Union Rtore, five year* each at P.aiford; or other depcmirnU of «nv vrtr* $5,(100 a HArehuttRe on ' s i it . a 1 a, P in t ___________ _________ stealing the Ford Coupe of Fred N orthern France and C entral that the Ipeal field j( jn firs t St reel lira, IbdU Avemir w(r lr“ ! fire , ,yy. thr stlpreme commander Johnson, five y e a . , e ach; stealing f " " "'»< »’ ■ > Ih" eutnle.i ............ European campaign*, the Amer­ class condition and extrem ely former I v h .o -.d the P n re d ash [ wm ^ . , . .. , fit* "n Account «.f !*»♦ h h i iih ican Theater ribbon and th* Good firm. Limit ei t'oinpany t Du- l|ow ,iii| ‘ ^rhe-slute the Chevrolet, Scdnn *»f Ilnn ild J t r r y,cr nf w ithdraw al of Ameru Conduct Medal. “Good facilities," he said. ( i, m (i • 11 ) , jpm troop* Areordlng to M, I ........ l e , . |" ' r a t h e , P-.mf'ng five >f Ar* ench* All of Iroop* 1from hi- cnmnmnd as ' T ^*TsTinn the i>ynrl com be knows k -e s tim a te s Iwdlrate •).,, eb< r f H ' t* “ tl’' "* -g 'rm " -" rT sO n n ss hr .. «u> ember. „„ esecs, of ............................... . ‘" 'V ......" " c bea‘l,lu" ' » 'r * |i<»ilion and time of arrival of the It be presented to the Rotary. from eix , to eight weeke, de«British forceOn Jan. 7. Smith ami w illiam s Wmhl Wot I (t!'l !-■ in the 1'""y ,, '.‘" " 'r |{ ( le club Monday noon a t It* rt|g u lar crlbed ETorida as the licit s ta te , m eeting at the Mayfair hotol In th« union for Spring training ( had a falling nut and evidence . *'nt.“ / . ' “V'*!* *men',” "" It VV \ 1. 1 '.'dU ,gh »f when R. 0 , Morton of the A.C.L, 1 activity The weather here he h was produce,! ... .„ In ....... court hy 'h . . .e. ,| '-etw e e n l .«I» ,, 1 ‘ teen put,-based the I dements W ' Frank D.t , Deputy Regioiul SUU) „„ , hj„ Smith j *'■"< 'hat m e entitl.U S afety committee talks to th t h .< e1 ,'eiv iil'ir I A pattniei1 ' -. ‘il'i I'm t \»enue (Jen. P a rra n Proposen (('•aiiaasa m r u t A -- ., Scout Executive front Atlanta, W illiam s liack wilh *h>n me assembled membership. I, . .ami who .1 . , .1 . f o r $ 11,000 Foi M/i.lNH), (iu»tAYC ...... New H ealth ProR ram m aking hls headquarter, here »» b u J T T h o t . " T h e " Tater reenver- It hrrNUM* thi*y >|r* »w.t t.-.!»/•• innt i b* opra In tha Caunty Praelnela beginning Monday, Feb. 4 and will continue to be open through M ar. 4 j- M ra. Lourin# A . Beal, SuperA ' 7 Re le survived by two sons, D.C. vU or of Rogi*(ration, announced and R-J. Kelgans, both of Alt*- thla morning. A fter Mar. 4 th* booki wilt be open In the oflle* / Viok*itcc-(Jn iltr Sirtkc Front striking CIO steelworker* conf'-rre.l w th Treasury Secretary W illiam s A nd Smith Vinson today on present tax law* , G et 15 Y ears Each t* they triply to the steel in, ‘d uslry. M urray said afterw ard On T hree Counts •th a t they discussed hit ironten* tfon th a t provisions for rebate* I: from excess profit taxes give the t Johntiv Allen, who’ said lie wn< : Corporations an advantage In it law student from T uskeger In* ute. endeavored yesterday t>{strike situations like the pre-em Circuit Judge Vl.lt 1 one. However, Murray would ilia- J-. _re*» •cln.c no details of tin- conference, F roth. Asslstnot S tate A tto rn e y 1 lan d Vinson declined comment. j G o rg e A. D t'C itte, nod a vis j An ofticjiil of the United* ni n iu*y with hi* profound legal ■States Steel Corpoinlinn lost { |tr>« wledgr nil to no avail. F o- ihI (week said that Mm my mis- godly by the jury of breaking stated the facts, ■bit" and en'erfng the home of onE arly this week. Vinson tie-' 1-*“ !* Jackson, negro**, on Jan. | SIORh SI OSELY IDENTIFIED with the late President Franklin clinrd to say . whether he had i t 2:20 A.M. with intent to steal, _ .....talked with Preshlent llrnjam tn be was sentenced to eight years D. Roosevelt and with hi* adm inistration than anyone in W ashing, tan. this picture ahow». H arry Hopkins with " t h | C hief’ du during Fairless of U.S. Steel, who was in A’ Rptfor I bv Judge Smith .me u , iof : W ashington. Th" the fourth tim e he had ny trip* to ‘‘the little While House* wher* some their most hnno ria n t conference* ___ were ___ _____ held. It wa* their custom to f Meanwhile, 10 repre»i-nla!|vos tbeen sentenced to K aifoid. a.-Cttr’lirnf In police, ste p the Presidential auto for roadside chat* w ith ncighlior*. | have signed a rtund-m bm Ir.le r Fmiml |*u111\ on'nnothcr chaiKO, (International) [Urging General Motors I'oi.iArathat «f receiviiiif atnlcn rihkU, ‘ —----v — — ----------- --------, tlon nun ito n m i cm im p ■ita «eiisriisr .da.u<p* * ■ ,• „• i.‘ iicrepi the rrtoinme hlmiwe. it \\ r«»nt. ! an Ulnae* of ^four •month*, were held this afterifc*W at 2)00 * o’clock at tha Erickson Funeral Home with the Eery, WJr. Brooke, Jr. officiating. ’Burial wa* In Tho Registration fiM kl fo r lh* married ' ( l l t e ^ n ^ i i u r i l l E . Palm Cemetery, Winter Pork. P rim ary election on Mar 7- wrffl u k e d to notify th* Supervisor of . H r. Kelgans hod tired in A lta­ monte . fo r the g a it 22 years where he was .the owner and '! operator of Keigfita I tor*. Murray Talks To 1 Partic:ipat Briitish e With Vinson On Tax Laws ()cciipation Diuty In Beal'a office. Monday, H at. 4, th e .■ No. 1— Lake Monroe, John Ball, a t his office. No, 4— Pool a, C. E. Hawke a t Uawka't Stocp. the No. 6—Oviedo, Ben Jonea At Store. U rg e d ffiS S 'iS to,- 0—Geneva and Osceola, J. -4 __ Precinct* . _1 and S,. an d Sanford, and / GTCN, Jan. i l , ( * > - fa r thoaa tn the county who wane A. Logan at hi* aloro. No. 7—ChulooU, Mrs. Louise yw ttary i t Commerce Henry A- unable to ite r a t their regular H a rt at th* P o tt Office, , *Uwe arn eared M o n th e . Be* book* will be ‘ 1 each weekday from P 00 No. 0—Golden Bod, C. W. E H iMintil noon and from IlOO to ridge a t E ldridfa Btor*. / No. P—Longarood, J . H. Mepick At,hi* m ld e n ta . . * No. 10—Lak* Mary, H. M. GleaGleason's Store. . j _ lo.ll—AlUmMtU Bprtnge, A , , T u lljr at hie rssidence. . No. 12— koreet City, John L. Curtis ft Wa residence. No. 18-^SIavlj^ Martin S tanko weckly assignm ent to assist the sr« fu d g e Smith sentenced C entral Florida _C«unci|_Jn both Fr>nl< 8 m llh . J r . t(, y e a r, in ila work with .whites and with Ralfonl. Hcntcnccs are conn*; , current. ..T u esd ay n ig h tJ ie met with the! . -- Seminole Negro Division at a ; In »dditbon to these sentences meeting held d t Moseley’* Kune- Smith and William* each receivral Home in lh* inter**!* of as- f* 15 ye«r sentences In O range listin g this group with tie rr* (-tmnty last mtmih for automobile poneibility to the^ colored boy* tho j theft*. 1 O v, ,o r, asiiiciitrs by Judge ther sentence* county. L ast n ig h t he met lh* Camping‘Smith were made afte r the and A ctivities and Health and "following (all negroes! had been Bafetv Committees of the Cen- found guilty on chargee' as foltral Florida Council a t a dinner Iowa; H enry Smith III, one year, a t th* Mayfair. Hotel and will g» for breaking into and entering the from h ere to a m asting In Duy-: automobile of Harold K aetner) ton* Beach tonight and In Orlando William Miller, one y ea r for on tomorrow night. breaking Into the auto tra ile r of Mr. Dix la also assisting Field H.A. Duncan on Jan- 3; Jefferson E ie c d tlre Jam es Foetsr In h is, Rryant, two year* for assau lt on service of the Negro work in I h r j * ncgro girl of minor ag e; WIIvnriou* eounties eoraprtiing the i ; , m H , m||ii>n. four year* for Contral Florid* Council at tho breaking htUi and robbing the roqusat of Harold V. Face, S c o u t;,tor* 0f Mary Alexander on Jan. Executive, who I* responsible f o r j | k m2 °l ^ QU* ! Circuit Court adjourned follow- V n „<U Al«hsm« ni, was' and will A ttAtlve Of A U bim a, Dix waslnK r^Hi# on„aentenc**, n# u nt„ Monday, Fob. not U, a BcoUt an d served In the. usual a t which tim e civil casea will be troop offtesa and became an Eagle tried; according to O.P. Herndon, Scout. H t graduated from Berra College In Kentucky, attended the county clerk. Judge Sm ith will N ational T raining 8chool of the not pay Iris usual visit hors Boy Seoul* of America, and be- Friday or be In hi* chamber*, it cam* asslyU nt executive of the was announced. Q uajaw A rea Council Little Roc>.. *. . A rk. He la te r served as executive of the F lam ing Arrow Council In MOYE APPOINTED BALESLakeland « an d tha Greensboro MANAGES A rea Council, Greensboro, N. C. In 1P41 Dlx Joined the Nslloml Georg* Moye, form erly of San­ Council a s a Deputy Region* I ford, hoe been appointed -mouthiglon.. Four, wUh l *rn aaleem anager. fo r the V. J. Dmcutlvo o f Rcgl hcadquartera {n Cincinnati.’ Two Volt Rubber Corporation, a U s Calif, firm , siedrding year* U ter* be became a deputy regional-executive on tha Region ition received hare toHi* < S taff, • tilth 1 headquarters In flrws m an u facttireeru b equipment. Mr. • lo r * ‘ hJe apodal ra­ ts |rl eoaweeUon with m will ba In A l . e x p o rt* eofeventl tq # f ■•■ooeallag' ifo r 0f«t WfMfitVd ix w ni WASHINGTON. 7an. .11. Idb The head of the nation's health service .warned C ongrats today iltg help tu which they may lif" Mr. Bernier amt Raymond M> Ball, j that an aggreisive effo rt must bS realtor. ! made to Improve the . people's entitled. Mrs. Nellie B. Uoweiis lioweti. of hralth center*. Likewise he adP ittsb u rg , Pa., purrha^ed from ’arran declared th a t although BUTI.F.R is d i s c h a r g e d KM 2/c Ike J. Butler, Jr., of Mrs. Bradford llyrd an apartm ent the nation's .health did not lose ground during th e war, neither Boute 2. Box !H), bus l*cvn <lis- Ninth. Street for JH.Otlll. W.B. Ilnllaril. form er county did we make any progress. P ar­ charged from the IJnitr,| Sltries Navy, arcorifln;/' lo iitformation commissioner, purhased for M.- ran, m aking Ids annual report, received today from the Nrtvnl 1100 n bungalow on Celery Avenue said th a t such- passive mainten­ ance of present health standards Personnel Reparation C tnlor, (IS H llsu rt (is rag e ! « • ! Is not enough. Jacksonville. The Surgeon General recom­ mended the enlargem ent of ill existing public health services. Alio, ho urged th e trainlag of more health personnel ami an im­ mediate Increase of health facili­ ties such M general hospitals and health renters. Likewise he ad DENVER. Jan. II. < d 'i- A rnnuntnln region Ibis mornings vised g rea ter research In medical United Airlines offirtai In Den­ und search plunea were sent out and srientific field*. Iherron re­ ver say* be believe* lie ha* from D enier and Tanner, Wyo. commended that A larger share An official of United A ir Lines of th* coet of the sighted the wrtekagu of « nutbask health sing tran sp o rt plani’ on Elk say* th a t tho three member crow service* be bom* by stale and Mountain,- northwest of Lmramlr. included Cant. W. P. Briggs, F irs t local health agencies. Wyo. The missing plane was Officer II. N. Atlas, and stew ard­ United Airlines* flight number ess Dorothy C arter, all of PortE astern U.S. W eather H out of Seattle, Wash., hound [land. Ore. for New York.. It la st reported I United Airline* , r I»o announced Is M iserable Today it* position over -Sinclair. Wyo.,) that the following six civilian at 2 :40 A. iM, Mountain Time. ! passengers were aboard the mlaCHICAGO, Jan. 31, (JPf—For Twenly-on* persons were sing atrUnar: • • H. R. Glover, of Vancouver, th* eastern part e f the country, aboard th t plane, including mill ta ry personnel and a newly-mar­ Wash., bound from Portland '-o lh* w eather Is p re tty generally u p lt who boarded IIt nt Neur York; Mr*. E. H. Blake, of miserable today. Rain, snow, o r ried couple Ice under foot . is making Wash., bound Boise, Idaho. Th# newly newly-wed# Richland, treacherous going, and th were identified as Mr. and Mrs. Pendeiton, Ora., to Denver. George Render of Sheffield, III. William Petrscek, care Amarican a m u * « f cold a ir on ite way Ten minute* after the alrilnir overseas, Marvin Whitlock, La- to free** the slush th a t hag a c ­ reported It* position over Wyo­ Guardi* Field, bound from S eattle cumulated. The cold front *B1 ming, air line* officials say that to New York- Mr. and Mrs. G. A. bring clearing skies, however. ' • The eouthweet is enjoying gen­ a fir* wa* sighted on Elk Moun­ Bender. Sheffield. III., bound from clear w eather. • The tain. Th# w eather was clear,,and Boise to Chicago; R. T. Pirie, (63 e r a l I y th ere was no apparent reason fo r E ast «7th S tre e t) Hew York, c l o u d y In t h e n o rth t* w t . ►und from irom Seattle oeaure 10 bound lo v,mca*o. Chicago. cloudy I n ^ t h r northw est. The a crash. ., ■ ' p, The. Alnine* H i d it could no) firmly M »he .g rin of the c<*g A searching parky of U q lM State* Graxlng -S*nl«• " > « , » . faekhib . . name* . . of m ilitary person*» w w -eoverojl, E |h j i k & V t , SUSS 3 UJ =5* r r s S L ^ z r - ' r ^ r i ; re p m e iila tlv e for advice irg ard - Bullrntoiir.trillal .re.Ball TiMbrtn Wreckage Of Missing Transport Plane Believed Sighted Near Laramie, Wyo. J * ■■■ • * > • • v Y:y -Y -> •• •• � 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, January 30, 1946 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 30, 1946. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 30, 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